. T1TE SUNDAY OREGOXTAN. POItTLAyP. FEBRUARY 21. 1915. -
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BUND PIG RAID NETS 3
H(lti(; WITHIX 3i FEET OP OREGON
CITY JAIL, YIELDS WHISKY.
Koch ofTrlo la Maeed I'nder S30
Honda, and Two Waive Hrarlns;.
Man. Bojaa Liquor, Wllicmu
OREGON CITY. Or.. Feb. 20. (Spe
cial.) In a houae within SO feet of
the City Jail. Clu Krone. E. A.
Churchman and Frank Smaller. In a
raid tonight, were arrested on a charge
of blind-plRSinw. The raid was made
tr Constable Frost and Deputy Con
stable William Griffith. Empty whisky
flasks nearly filled the house, while
15 unopened bottles now are held as
evidence The men say that the whisky
wan for their own use.
Each was placed under 1250 bonds.
malley anil Krone have lived In Ore
icon City for 20 years and are well
known. Krone ran a saloon until the
town was voted dry a year ago.
Churrhman Is a trusted employe of
the Hawlev Pulp & Paper Company,
where he has worked for the last four
vears. Mike Long, in the alleged blind
pig. today bought a bottle of whisky.
Long's name was used in the complaint.
Churchman and Bmalley waived prelim
inary hearings. Krone will be taken
before Justice Sievers on Tuesday.
MASONS INVADE ALBANY
"early COO Portland Lotlymen Pay
- Return Visit to City.
A LEANT. Or.. Feb. 20. (Special.)
rnder the leadership of Worshipful
Jlaster H. H. Young, nearly 200 mem
bers of Washington Lodge No. 46. of
Portland, invaded Albany at S:30
o'clock this evening on a special train
on the Oregon Electric line. The ob
ject of the call was to return the visit
made a few weeks ago by fst. John's
Lodge No. 17. A. F. and A. M.. of this
city. The officers of the visiting lodge
tonight exemplified the ritualistic work
in the Master Mason degree.
The Portland Masons were met at the
depot by members of the Albany Lodge
and. led by the Shrine band of Port
land, marched two abreast to the Ma
sonic Temple. Before the ritualistic
work a banquet was served, presided
over by Worshipful Master Dan John
ston, of Albany. President H. M.
Crooks, of Albany College, delivered the
address of welcome.
F. H. Frundage. of Albany, took the
third degree. More than 400 Masons
in all were. present. This afternoon a
conference of Shrincrs was held in Al
hanv. presided over by Illustrious Po
tentate Frank Stapleton. of Portland.
Sixtv-five Masons in Albany have en
tered the Shrine. There are nearly 10
Shriners In Albany and the country
immediately surrounding.
TAX LAW NOT IN, IS STAND
Lane Treasurer Says He Will Col
leet Instead of Sherirf.
ECGENK. Or.. Feb. 20. (Special.)
Holding that the emergency clause on
the bill transferrins the collection of
taxes from the Treasurer to the Sheriff
is- not effective S. W. Taylor. iJtne
County Treasurer, today announced that
he would start the collection of taxes
in Lane County next Tuesday. He
bases his action on an opinion from
the Attorney-General that no emersr-em-y
existed, and that th law will
not be effective for 90 days.
The taxes will be colletced under
the 1S13 law. requiring that the entire
tax must be paid by April 1. The In
junction granted by the Circuit Court
last year, allowing the payment of the
.-ecoiid half of the taxes without
penalty before September 1. has ex
pired. ALBANY TRYING JITNEY
City I.iris Lk-ense Charge to Permit
of Kxperiment.
ALBANY. Or.. Feb. 20. (Special.)
The first jitney bus to be operated in
Albany started today, under the man
agement of Clark Price, of this city."
Although the city charter provides a
license fee for vehicles of this class, no
burden of the kind is being placed on
Mr. Price today, for by special arrange
ment he is conducting today's busi
ness as an experiment. If it proves a
paying venture the jitney will be an
established factor in Albany's passen
ger traffic.
CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licensee.
BOrXDS-THIERS Frank V. Bounds. 21.
Eugene, Or., and Orrel Thiers, IS, Imperial
iintel.
UMBRAS riKTALS Stanley Umbras.
17:; Ferry street. Kenton, and Annie
i'lktais 2. l'- Kilpatrlck street.
t ol DON-R AbEK Fri.nk 1. Coudon, S8.
2t::7 Et Ankeny street, and Minnie L.
ltader. legal, clavpool Apartments.
CRANE-OLIVER Joseph Crane, 2.", 1127
JCast Eighteenth street North and Madge
Oliver. IS. S27 East Eighth street N,orth.
JOHNSON - MILLER Charles Francis
Johnsjn. ::. Kent, Wash., and Hilda O. Mil
ler. 20. Route No. 2, Portland.
CHAPMAN - HERSHEY Raymond W.
Chapman, legal. 314 Jackson street, and
Pearl Irene Ue.-shey, legal, 4o5 Marguerette
avrnue.
W1DBY-KAMERON Rlsdon H. Wldby,
2.k NetherlaiKis Hotel, and Harriet Kam
eron. 2, :l-7 East Ankeny street.
JOSEl'HSON-SAVA N Eoward Josephson,
leu a I, Villa St. Claire, and Esther Savan,
K-eat. 411 East Twelfth street North.
KNISS-PALLEY Henry Kntaa, 21; SSS
Va.icnuver avenue, and Katherlne Pauley,
2i". ;:s. Beech street.
DOELEM AX-VAN VLEET Arte Doele
man. 27, 7"23 Forty-fifth street Southeast,
and Dmimetje Van Vleet. 25, 4125 Eightleta
street Southeast.
ZANOTTI-CAUAVELLO Enrico Zanottl.
27. 516 Twenty-fifth street, and Leontina
Caravclln, 2U, same address.
MMAHAX-R1EPL Frank N. McMahan.
lezal. 445 Oregon street, and Mary J. Riepl,
legal, same address.
Dl'.VHA M-WKBSTER Oeorge Foots Dun.
ham. legal. Brown Apartments, and Violet
A Webster, legal, same address. -
PITTM.-W-ARNOLD Arnold Pittman, 21,
I'orvallls. Or. and Vivian Arnold, 20, &5o
Frederick street.
STICGIHICKPTY B. Fi Stlugl, legal.
Htl Carlton, and Ida A. Hickey. legal. 103
Fifteenth street North.
AHERN-AHNDT John Joseph Ahern.
lral. sso Minnesota avenue, and Eugenie
Arn-lt. legal, same address. - - -
CHKADI.fi - DESAL'TEL Walter R.
Cheadle. legal. Angela Hotel, and Louise
Dcsautel. It-gal. 21! Thirteenth street.
WEIXSTE1X - WEINSTEIN Morris ' N.
tVcinstein, 21, 545'; Second street, and
Sophl- M. Weinstein. 21, 7u Corbett street.
SMITH-FAI.K Stanley O. Smith, legal,
54 Lucretia. and Bella i'alk. legal, Hillcrest
"""PARRY-JOHNSON John Parry, legal.
12-H Grand avenue, and May Johnson, legal.
l'2: East Davis street.
TFSSET-SM1TH Richard J. Tussey. 67,
Lents. Or., and Docta M. Smith, 55, Lents,
Or.
ADAMS-LA .MOt'R Fred If. Adams. SI,
47t Chur.'h street, and June M. La Mour,
24. 213 Ja-kson Apartments.
HKWACK-MARKL'S Steye Hewack, 27,
W:; Emerson strjet, and Annie Markus, IS,
ame address.
KOEHLER-JANZEN Wllllsm Koehler,
legal, 22S Third street, and Josephine Jan
3.n 4! Klickitat street.
MACKENZIE-ATLD A. M. McKenzle.
'.era;. 414 Klickitat street, and Jessie S.
Auld legal. 1314 Mallory avenue.
OSBORNE - Bl'RKELL Charles M. St.
Uwmrf Osborne. 2tt, Haines, Or., and Eva
.1 Burrell. 17. 171.". East Eleventh street.
"GILBERT-SIBFLES William t. Gilbert,
legal. 112 North Sixteenth street, and Marial
lola Slhbles. legal, same address.
KEE-WONG Chin Suey fCharles S. Koe),
45 S0S4 First street, and Wong Lin fKatie
Irene Wong. 17. 105 North Broadway.
JONES-BOA RDM AN Abner Jona. legal,
ourthous.-. and Blanche o. BoaSdman, legal,
100 East Thirty-third street. i.
Births.
THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomas. .-. Sixth street North. January 30,
a daughter. , ,
LOWK To Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.
J.owc .''-'- East T enly-ei;hth street vNorlh.
January 24. a rtaushter.
JAlfEaON To Hit and Mrs. James A.
Jameson. 233 North Sixteenth street. Febru
ary 14, a daughter.
CHANDLER To Mr. end Mrs. Roy
Chandler. 27 East Mill street, February 6,
a daughter.
BAIRD To Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Balrd.
S4 East Tenth street North, February 6. a
daughter.
IHR1NGER To Mr. and Mrs. Msthew
Ihriner, ".12 East Kichmond street, Febru
ary S, a daughter
MILNE ro Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
Milne. (Kin East Fifty-third street North.
January . a son.
NEWLAND To Mr. and Mrs. Frofl C.
Newland. 57 Lucretia street, January 18, a
d"oHGAN To Mr. and Mrs. Hush Corsan,
West Thirteenth street. January 1.
BROKER To Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Brocker. ;ti'0 Forty-eielitii avenue South
east. January 17. a daughter.
iinirci.l. To Mr. and Mrs. David A.
Graved. Fifty-eighth street Southeast,
January 1. a son.
rniiTlEn To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fortler. 2S27 Fifty-second street Southeast,
February I. a son.
SMITH 'To Mr, and Mrs. Albert Pmltn,
21 East Ninety-second street, February 6.
'V?.- . t r-. t Mr rwl Mrs Herald G.
Hr..H 18 Rust Seventh street North,
January 2. a daughter.
u a i c Xrt Xf r nnd Mrs. Walter . Hale.
1141 East Fifteenth street North. January
10 a son. .
REYNOLDS To Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom A
Reynolds, Jr.. 737 Vamlerbllt street, Febru-
r'linu IV.-I ) V To Mr. and Mrs. Ollte
Thompson, 06.1 Everett street, February o,
a son. .
OOSXEI.L To Mr. and Mrs. Fred E.
Gosnell. 279 Killings orth West. February
12.' a son.
EVANS To Mr. and Mrs. Merle G. Evans.
Dallas. Or.. February 3. a son.
T HILTON To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F.
Tarllton. 505 Marion avenue, February 10.
KERNAN To Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
kernan. 102.1 Kerby street, February 10. a
MOrTANDOV To Mr. and Mrs. EmH
Moutandon. 402S East Seventy-sixth street,
Fehnnry 3. a daughter.
HOrH To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoch, i BS
rK-iion street. February 11. a son.
- MIRANDA To Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Mi
randa. 471 U Forty-second avenue Soutneaat,
January :t(l, a daughter.
niCI.OT To Mr. and Mrs. Roger Duclot.
"T.tu "Columbia slrcer, February 11, a "son.
OKOVK To Mr. and Mrs. George Grove,
114 Iowa street, February 11. a -daughter.
WICK LAND To Mr. and Mrs. .Nols Wick
land 45.1 Jessup street. February 13, a sod.
Jl'l.lAN To Mr. and Mrs. Wllbert Julian,
2n9 Main street. February 14. a daughter.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Anderson. Redmond, -Ora January 18. a
dMKrTTER To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kut
ter. Fulton. Or.. January 23, a son.
HEIBKRG Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hel
berg 126 East Twenty-fourth street North,
February 0. a daughter. ,
BBKl'HKIt To Mr. and Mrs. Earl R.
Bee'her. 1M CUaumaa street, January 30. a
dSfLL.ONS To Mr. and Mrs. William
Hollons. Jr.. I'm East Twentieth street
North. February t, a son.
HEVLS' To Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J.
Heuly. 440 'Twelfth street, February 2. a
FOI.EY To Mr. and Mrs. James D. Foley,
lf",7 King street, February 1- a daughter.
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IJmilj nd bonds. '
Ter Iin
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same ad three conseeotlve times SOc
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under "New Today" and all other clasoilita
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llouaekeeping-Koom. 1'rivate families.
Rate on the above classifications is 7 cents
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On "charge" advertisements charge will be
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u each line. Minimum charge, two lines.
The Orrgonian will accept classified ad
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ing day. Whether subsegueut advertise
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accepted over the telephone. Orders for one
Insertion onlv will be nccepted for "Furni
ture for Sale," "Business Opportunities,"
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more than one incorrect Insertion of any
advertisement offered for more than one
time.
Telephone Slain 7070. A 6095.
TOO f. ATE TO' CLASSIFY.
ONE COMPLETE SHOEMAKER'S REPAIR
OUTFIT. POWER-DRIVEN MACHIN
ERY; AT A .SNAP.
J. SIMON & BBO.,
FRONT AND GRANT.
THE OWNER
offers 7! acres choice land In Willamette
Vallev oa 4th-st. electric line, near Gas
ton; "splendid view, select surroundings:
land mostly cleared; In two fields: will
divide: price less than half adjoining
property sold for; I cannot use It. Ad
dress Owner, 57 North Uth St.. Portland.
No ngents.
PORTLAND OOl'NCn.. NO. 102. MODERN
FORESTERS will give a 500 party Tues
day evening. February 23, in hall 4M),
Misky bldg. A 24-hand will be played.
Cards at S:30. Old-fashioned dancing. Ad
mission 15c.
HAVE small modern house tvilh a lots,
"chicken-house, garden, close to car; price
$:;::oo: clear of Incumbrance: will ex
change for . unimproved acreage; owner
gein awav. 21li Ablngton hl'lg.
s ACRES: will give :i-year lease; 40 a.
pasture 40 u. plow land, about 2 a. bear
ing orchard, large new barn, good large
house windmill, best soil In Oregon, place
all 'enced; cash rent. 2ltl Ablngton lAag.
WANTED Good automobile mechanic to
go to Heppner. Or. Apply today. Do not
prions R. G.. Hunter & Co., 30J E. Burn
side st.
1STH ST. Two pleasant sunny housekeep
ing rooms for rent, completely furnished:
also others. Main JCT2. Tabor 11!G. Mao
Farlantl. Jo Yeon bldg.
WANTED by experienced lady, a position
as manager of hotel, apartment or rooming-house
any place on Coasu; best . of
references. H 25. Oregonian.
WVNTED by experienced middle-aged lady,
a position as housekeeper for bachelor or
widower with no small children; best of
references.- H 624, Oregonian.
2uO ACRES; 110 a.' In cultivation. 45 a.
seeded :o wheat. 4 miles from station;
price $5000: clear; wants clear house.
21 Ablngton bldg.
67 ",CIIES, 50 miles from Portland, highly
Improved, seeded, house. tarn, orchard;
wants clear house or lots or close-in acre
age. 21 Ablngton bldg
XHHEE sunnv rooms, nicely furnished for
housekeepin g, partly modern, rent reason
able. Phone Main 7017. 515 Vista ave.,
t Portland Heights.
TWO ROOMS nicely furnished for 'house
keeping, beautiful view, partly modern,
rent reasonable. Phone Main 7017. 51
Vista ave.. Portland Heights.
LOST At public market. 4th and Yamhill,
package-containing table silver-, liberal re
ward; no questions asked. Phone East
5093.
LOTS one to 4. inclusive, block 11. Junction
Addition. Rochester. Wash.: make offer,
cash or terms T. L. Wltbeck, 7004 5ith
avenue. S. E.
TWO lots in a popular Fla. Winter resort,
for a 1014 car. in first-class shape. Phone
7144 or call 402 Park. ;
7-ROO.M modern house, desirable location.
Wis. Schuyler St., reasonable rent. Call for
key at tltii. Schuyler st.
Fl'KNlSHED 7-room, modern. 4 bedrooms,
close In. East Side, corner, So0. Call Wood
lawn 4o32. ' ' -
GENTLEMAN'S swell dark overcoat, breast
4C,. iength 55; snap. 12o N. 16th. Main
S2S7.
FOR RENT tl-room upper flat, furnace,
fireplace, large. sUeplng porch. Inquire
fi4i E. 10th X'.
S12 Clean modern, cottage for rent: gas
and steel ranges, 2 lots. Main 3872, Ta
bor II !. MacFarland. 300 Yeon bldg.
CAPABLE, trustworthy girl wishes position
second girl, nurse girl, upstairs work or
assist with housework. B 00, Oregonian.
TINVING business for sale $300 "cash: owner
leartng the city. AM 60?.vOregor.lati.
EUROPBA.N young girl wishes housework.
Address 832 E. 33d St. South.
GOOD, fftesidy. all-around man cook, super
ior. 1S week. tiH tth st.
THRKH clean housekeeping rooms, light,
bath, phoae. 4S1 W. Park.
ONLY half price: $7.50 per acre for fertile
Ifiu acres. D S'j.fc. oregonian.
LARGE front room, reasonable rest. 3 blocks
from P. O. 211 th.
UACEY sectional bookcases, will trade f,r
trunk or suitcases. Tabor 6645, -
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS Uf HIM..
ACCORDION PLJSATING.
ACCORDION, knife and box pleating plcot
ing. hemstitching, braiding, embroidering.
. i-,,-., Nnvaltv Ufa. Co.. bo V olh t-
Mail orders promptly attended to.
K. STEPHAN Hemstitching and scalloping,
accord, side pieat. buttons covered, goods
sponged, mall orders. ao Alder. M.
ASSAVKBS A1 ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 142V4 Hd. Gold,
silver and platinum bought. -
ATTOKWBKS.
UALL & FL1EDNEK, lawyers; consultations
free. 2US-B FlieUner bldg. Mar. j0i.
CARPLT WKAVIXU.
.NORTHWEST UUG CO. Rugs from old car
' pets, ra rugs. 10S ia't o'- -"ottt tMW
VHH-liLMlU BUTTONei. xAlGli.8.
ir.ki-l- ui inuiM 1'llMfA.XY.
92 5th st. Phone Main 812 and A 1-5.
CKKTIFIKU TtBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
GEO. RIDOL'T Marshall liSoS. 2o Wth st.
Moderate cnargea.
ClUBOPOUlsiTS.
William. Bstelle and William, Jr.. Deveny,
the only scientific chiropodists In the city.
Parlors 02 Gcrlinger bldg.. S. W. cotnar
2d and Alder. Phone Main 1SUL
CHIROPODIST, peulcuiist, 'manicurist;- New
York (trad. 2et Washlntion st, 204
Macleay bldg.
UK ETHiiL A. SACK Y, painless ehlropodlat.
5iiu Panama bldg. Phone Main DOS.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
mil Office Fliedner bldg. Main
CMlKOr-BACTIO fMVSXCIANs.
Dr McMahoti surprises all. Chronic cases, SI
treatments. $15. Othera less. 121 4th at.
CLKANINO AND PltKSSlNti.
URKSS SUITS for rsnt, W press one suit
each week for $1.00 per month.
LNXO.UE TAILORING CO..
- 300 Stark st., bet. otn and 8th. Main ol.
COHJiCTION AGKNC'lf.
WAGES, RENTS AND CLAIMS of any de
scription collected on percentage any
where. Highest class references. Ths
Harden Mercantile Agency, room 4i
Henry plus.
LADY collector, honesty and prompt remit
tance my mevnou. rui-no
121H Northwestern Bank bldg. Main tao.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected, "Adopt
ww,,. Mofhnds." Short Adjustment Co..
N. W. Bank bldg. pnone main
NETH CO.. Worcester bids. Main
IN o collection. sc. -
JUAN CINQ.
PROF. WAL WILSON Walts, hesitation,
one-step, fox trot, etc, morning, afternoon
and evening; lessons 25c; guarantee to
teach anyone who walks how to dance; 4
private lessons and classes, 2; classes
inursuay auo. miui D " . "' .
86 v 6th. beL Stark and Oak, Main iwi.
MOVING P1CTLKET MACHIB AND SUP-
BOUGHT. SOLD, RENTED. 04 BBPWAY.
. a V rsTsTaVM
Racial.-.! a: uninlbuu '1'ransfer, Park oi Davis.
uniun HAKKKY.
Roval Bakery Conf., Inc., lllh andKverett.
.. . . u,k--1-I RlOl
HEXRY -WE1XHARD. Hth and Burnslde.
.. . . u . u a d Ef avn (iRAPK BOOT
1AOlJUWl ' -' -
KAHN BROS.. 11 Front St.
CKMKNT. LIME AND PLA8TKB.
P. T. CROWE CO.. 4 Fourth St.
...... ,-,uinU
FLEISCHNER. MAYER 4r CO.. 301 A.h St.
a uf 1 DPI IICJA
Stubbs EUctrical Co.. th pd Flp atB--
Albers Bros. Milling Co., Front and Marshall.
H. M HOUSER,- Board of Trade bldg.
r.iinri-Kl Rfl.
WADHAMS & CO.. S.-.a Fourth st.
TOO LATE TO Cir.. .
rST man and wife to take my mooern
mrnisne.., o-." --r care ioT la.
.... si hiima rw v m i v-
ar air. who shares her room with young
"lady employed; young lady boardsherseu
but expects homo .pHvllcBes: Hawthorne
district; references, r.
NICE PLACB , , l.t hUlld-
5-room fiat i" i.-.... irvtea
lnaT hot water heat and Janitor serlce
or fti, at' i-
EXPERIENCKD. , unincumbered miuu.e-
"itv "onlf. AL -oa. Oregonian.
1. 2 AND S furnished """'" '"Z :
from S to f a"- "o " """
jnon. Main b.145.
TWO . piano lessons 75 c; tw .vocal U g.
Ph'reMain'Voiumornings, ask for music
teacher.
WANTED To exchange good orego'i two-
seated buggy iu. v1 - Htlls
Address M. E. K., Route 1. box Jo, Bills
LITH ST Two pleasant, sunny housekeeping
1Ji"?-' ,-; ,omnlBtelv furnished, also
dale, Oregon.
edg -
FINE lunch counter with 36 stools besides
- tables, good trade, good locatlon;,8,a
rifle. i for quick sale; come, Investigate.
-.rtfi 1st St. -
FOR SiL. - ,f
ty for $350 in tour
KM?, rid. from' Portland on United Ry.
Phone Marshall 2843.
FREE and clear lots for equities.
Main
1254 or ou ncui j W.V.O-. ,
ROOMING-HOUSE for sale, 7 .rooms rent,
25? flVe minutes to Po.tofflCe. E 2L
Oregonian
MAN, 28, now employed, want, work uurm.
Buar nine v '
Oregonian.
SCOTCH family have room , and board .
or 4 young me
crate, nnr i 0.3 -. --
WAXTED2500 on cHy prty- 8 P
cent., irom p.i v-- -
titan
YOUNG married man. chauffeur, wishes po-
sltlon: can ...
1125, Oregonian.
POSITION wanted "J"''?' '?
fined family; can
enees. AM Q"-'-
TEAM, weight 2300. harness and light farm
wagon. si :; '" 7
ness. 1100. 27Q .East .tn si.
FOR .'RENTompletely furnUhed C-room
modern nouse. """
8382.
HAVE $1500, with .ervMces for some leglti-
mate Dusineso; v i""-
gonian
HOUSE. Nob Hill dist.i hot water heat;
ei la i rnr ruuu nn. ...... - -
YOUNG man wishes position on farm,. D
22. Oregonian
lAPANESE girl want, place in private fam-
Iiv. city or country- IJ v
GOING East, household furniture and piano.
104 Ease din i-. ... . .
DRIVING horse, buggy ano n;cm.., e.,
single horse and wagon, $50. 270 East .th.
.nToELY furnished, large, front, H. K. room.
nines If. I OlUIUUl. sTaxs w - -
EXPER1ENCEL lady want, work by
the
dav. Address
GIRL for general housework; r
ork; give reference..
lock.
.-all UAin rt.-.ir. Bii.i
FINE btg Holeteln cows-o years old: 276 E.
Vw'.r BPhone B 3600.
mutT.. 'i.'..wred,w;2nd,tr,ot-
1914 FORD roadster, -good as nw. 481 East
Couch t,
STENOGRAPHER, wtlllUK to do any kind oi
work, wanta puiiiu. v v..a.
EXPERIENCED woman wanta oday work,
20r an nour.- nmwc -"
- . . . mnvtr nf on v lr I 1 d
MAN WltH .""V..;., room 111
r-nll Main ;-io-' --n " " '
Main 8540. asl
ED $100(1 fro
wivtfd $100 from private party on city
- - ' - ... t. o..i nr.ninlan
Improved propei u. a .
STONEMASON', work done by day or con-
tract. 41-.S laytor i.
ACREAGE at Jennings Lodge for. Rose .City
Park lois. .
LOtlAXBERRY plants 1-2 years old ; also
tips for BSie very ineBM.
-l - , ... zrz
MIOD1.1S-AWU mo, .-m -
keeper: gooa reinc.r . ....
PARTNER in Jitney car $250; 6-passenger
mrrt 7 Grand ave. N.
ONLY $30O.j;ash for 2 lots st 5c station. B
sol, uregoins"
' furnished rooms, $0; large one, $8
331 iladison,
'KL1
mo.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENTISTS.
351 hi Washington St. Marshall 8206.
KYK. BAB, NOhK AND IHBOAI.
treatment by specialists; glasaea fitted. Dr.
F. F. casseday. 17 Dekum bldg.. M
KLECTKIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
and repaired. ' We do all kinds of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
Hm. H. Electric Co.. 31 First su North,
Phone Main 8310.
FOUNDRY AND MAC HANK WORKS.
PHOENIX Iron Works, East 3d ana H
thurne. General macnlne and louaary wara.
KALtiO MINING.
KALSOMIXIXO, $2.50 per room, according
to sise anu couumvM, re -
paper kalsomine and iresco cleaning low
as 1 per room. Call up Main 42W.
KODAKS.
KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing.
prinUng and enlarging. PlKa. MARav
HAM CO.. 48 Waaiuugton.st.
MACHINERY.
Engines, boilers, sawmills, bought, sold and
exchange... The J. E. Martin Co.. Portland,
MK( HAMCAL KNGIXEKRING.
MECHANICAL DRAWING
AND DESIGNING
Have vour work done and your ideas
deyelooeu by a man of wide experience.
WM. BALL. Mech. Ens leer,
807 Commercial St. Adlu. 3b io.
MESSENGER bEBWCB.
HASTY MESSIViGER CO. Motorcycles and
bicycles. Ph.e Main 63, A 2163.
MOVING PICTCBJtB.
HEATH's' DANCIXGSCllOOL A""
daily; class Tues.. Fri. eve.,- 8 to 10. MM
2d st'. bet. Wsb. and Stark. Lessons itoc
FILMS, ' machines, supplies, ga
rented and sold. 22 2d St.
outfits.
Ml Sit AL.
Dunvk"iia GRIFFIN, vocal Instructor,
' wmtttw mi" pupils, call U to 6:i0.
418 miera omg.
SCHOOL of MUSIC. STAFF of TMAJWJJ.
CQXOMKtAIWi " -" .
Kmil Thielhorn, violin teacher; pupil Seylck,
07 Fllenner hldg. A 41.0. Marshall 12S.
'natibofbaciic physicians.
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, nerv
... chronic diseases. 504 Oregonian blag.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay to $lo for
glasses when 1 can fit
n-ith flrst-aual-
,tThmses, sold-filled frames as low a. JlOf
rriear?annromptly "fll'led. Writ, f.rpartlcu
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIClAN'a
'DR. b B. NORTHRUP. 308 Morgan bldg.
cor Broadway and Washington street Of
fice phone. Main 348: residence. East 102
PAINTING ANJJ KALSOMIM.Xi.
.kal.omln, room, at s.60 and-paint
ED. 04 BRDWAi. I nouse. at J""' r
WHOLESALE AND M.ANUFACTURERS
houses at your price. aMt;
HATS AND CAPS.
Tuf.-HinSEK HAT CO.. 6J-o Front st.
FID 1S. PKLTS, WOOL AND li
KA JN BROS.. 181 Front L1
' IRON WORKS.
PACIFIC - IRON WORKS. '
PORTLAND. OREGON.
STRUCTURAL STthL PLANT.
r v u .
Leather and hok tbajdb suppiaia.
cwak I MAST1CK. CO., 74 Front; leatn
C1erVof iCery deacrlptlon: taps, mfg. flndinga
' x.t v - AVII WOMEN'S NTORWMS.
Meekwear Mfg. Co.. 88 iltn .
P.i-lfll. 1 HI MICBU
nn itishaW BROS.. Morrison and 7th ta
ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIBK.
n i a ir, si Iron Wk... 2a inu
i " . .i,... .... -
. w i T P1PKR.
w. p. Mk"V "d
TOO LATE .TO CLASSIFx".
uaraU
INDIAN herbal 'Tout etc. Poor
V818. ooesuji ' -f
:'.cd f rec." C" 1U0T. Tt oouiawn
Monroe st. V car. ;
JANITOR wanU fur. apartment
ment wi do (or re ?t roomli
in base-
aot.-house; with laundry. H 02, Orego
- , m,revela.
nian.
YOUNG man. gooo
.'- '' ga 6tht.. o A. M., Sunday.
MEETING NOTICES.
B. P. O. ELKS, "NO. 142 Members are
requested to meet ,he
fSundavl afternoon. .o o imi, -purpose
of conducting the funeral service.
lne hrother. invited to attend.
'I By order of the E. R. op a t'T.DING. Sec.
LADIES' AUXILIARY of the Norweg an
smglng Society will . give a valentine
dance and luncheon Friday evening. Feb.
26, at the Forester Hall -at 3 211 -4th st
Prize wans ai ju.oo u - .,
Admission: Gentlemen. 50o; ladles, -oc
Union music
THE MACCA74EE 0 party given M
Portlnd Tent. No. 1. at their hall 40J Al
c d and dan.ing. Special Prl8'- f0!
nrf hrin, vour friend.. A good time, as
' Chairman Enanent.
KIRK PATRICK Council. 222
and Ladles of Security. B1fr"
meeting next Friday. Fe,Druaroyn,-0i,r L'd
sharp. Moose Hall Morrison and Broad
way Cards "SOO.'' entertaining, dancing.
Bt uni?n music."' Good prises. Coma and
bring your friends for a good time.
20c Prixis. Union music.
' The Thimble Club. W. of W.. will give a
Flie Hundrsd party Wednesday. February
24 at W. of W. Hall. Tenth and Taylor
Woodcraft and friend. Invited. Game called
at P. M. -
FIVE HfNDHED card party will be given
In VV O W hall. ! Russell st.. on Mon
day at 3 pVm" Feb. 22, 1015. Seven tatting
prizes will be given. ' '
ANCHOR COUNCIL, NO. 746, K. AND Xj.
ri? a wtn rfive a card party and dance at
Phrtr" 'ha . 128 4th CBi.. . Wednesday evenms.
February 24. Good prizes. Union music.
DIED.
SMITH February 20. at Ridgefield. Wash..
Henry Webster Smith, aged ..0 rs 1
month, and 5 days: - be'ovd.hubaInBivf
Rosetta Emily Smith, father of Harrj,
John, Harold, Mary anclar!;nSeTtmve?t
Deceased formerly resided at i1 Levett
st at St: Johns. Or. Remains at R.X1.
Byrne, funeral parlors. William, aye. and
Knott st. Funeral , announcement later.
COOPER The funeral services of the late
C Edward F. Cooper will be held today
l Sunday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. at. the Elks
Temple. Broadway and Stark st. Friend.
Invited. Interment at Rose etty Cemetery.
The remain, are at the residence establish,
mint J P. Finley & Son. Montgomery
at 5th sts.
unwiTER-In this city. February 20, at
R he? lat? reJldence. J180 E. Burnslde st
Mary H. Rosslter. aged 51 years; wife of
D?. F. M. Rosslter The remains are at
the residence establishment of J. P. Flnley
& Son, Montgomery at Oth.
Holman's funeral parlors. Announcement
of funeral later.
JELLISON In this city. February 20. Mni
Mary E. Jelllson. aged 6T years Remains
forwarded by the Holman Undertaking
Co to Amity. Or., where funeral service,
will be held and interment at Amity.
MEn7afuX,T. CH"S-2V"aS.
Mors"? aStSSSK M
3d and Clay. Funeral notice later.
. rrNEKAL yoncES.
RWRTLAND Scott Swetland. at bis home,
Ftevtntn mo Columbia streets. Vancou
ver Wash Friday, February 1. Funeral
services w 11 be held at the family resi
?io,. Fleventh and Columbia streets,
iunuay foon at 2:30 o'clock; friend.
Invited. ... t '
PODANY The funeral services of the late
xlatthews Podany will be held today (Sun
o'aV) "l o'cloct P. M.. at nthe residence
establishment of J. P. ,nl.ey. , & ,"
Montgomery, at 5th. Jrl.nd. Invited. In-
D 624. Oregonian. CARpENTIERTlle funera! service, of Eli
nurse end house- I rarnentier. aged 35 years, will be held
termeni 11 urKuwuvu
from ine noiy r,.....-.. . - . - -- ,
boulevard. Monday. February 22, at 9 A.
M. Friends are invited. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
VALLACE Feb. Ill, at the residence. 30 E
6th st, N Gardner H.-Wallace aged 4o
-years. Funeral services wl 1 be held at
Dunning McEntee's Parlors Monday.
FebruaVy 22. at 2 P. M. Friends invited.
jnterment Multnomah Cemetery,
1
PATENTS.
PATENTS secured or fee returned; Illus
trated guidebook and list of Inventions
mailed free to any address;
cured by us advertised f res , 'a Worlds
Progress; sample copy free. Victor J. fcy
ana & Co., 4 Ninth. Bast, Washington.
PATENTS that protect and pay; advlcs and
books free; highest references; best re
sults; promptness assured; send altetcB or
model for free search, Watson k.. Coleman,
patent lawyer. 424 F St.. Washington. 1. ft
PATENT ATTOKNKYh.
R. Gr WRIGHT 22 sears' practice, U. 8. and
foreign patents. OOP Dekum bldg.
PAWNB KOK-EKS.
STEIN'S LOAN OFFICB.
ifl North 6th st.
eTbY CO.. separate departm ent lot '
PIPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE -Factory and
office near a-it" .
RUBBER STAMPS, rKALS, BRASS SIUNIs.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP RUf
231 Wash, st. Phone Main .10 and. A JilQ.
MIOK KEP AIRING
SHOES HALF SOLED
in lu minutes
Uile you wait,
45c
New York Shoo Repair Co
24a 14 Alder st.
STOKAGK AND Ttt-xNSFKK.
PORTLAND Van 4h SMf i.,-d iew
and Kearncv sis. Just oompleted. new
fireproof warehouse for household effect,
planjs and automobiles; conta.ns separate
fire and vermin-proof rooms. sieam-t-ated
piano-room, trucks and rug vaults track
age for carload shipments, vans for mov
ing, reduced freight rates for household
goods to and from East in through cara
" . nfft.
O PICK Transter sr. Biurmse
and commodious 4-story ".VooTvauTt;
separate Hon room and ''re0' au,1,t.
lo? valuables. N. W. cor. 2d
1-ianos nnd furniture moved ''d,Bae
for shipment, special rates made on good,
in our through cars to all 4Uc and
foreign ports, mhih -'j. .
New fireproof warehouses with separate
room. We moye and pack household
goods and piano, and ship at reduced
Fates. Auto vans and teams for moving.
Forwarding and distributing agent. Free
trackage. Office and warehouse, loth and
Hoyt sis. Alain on,
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan
cor. 18th. Telephone Main 60 or A X1M.
We own and operate two large class a
. warehouse, on terminal tracks. Lowe.t
Snsurance rates in city
K J,w location. Kth and Hoyt st..
Moving, packing, shipping, storage.
Main 708. -A 2214.
, , . , , t rCX K and WARfc.rlcll.oHi
'omc-lsS MadonT Genera, merchandise
and forwatding agenta Phone Main 7601.
WOOD.
OKKEN and dry slabwood. blockwood. Pn-
ama Fuel to., -
...b att . r. nr ill
1MI.-H19I VI11 " ' , -
RASMUSSBN A CO.. 2d and Taylor stt.
PIPE riPK FITTINGS ANI VALVES.
M. L. KLINE. 84-8S Front St.
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. R.L1.NU.
- & piinrlKHFafl.
F. w BALTES & CO.. 1st and Oak ts.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VE? RD LNG & FARRELL. 140 Front U
EV
HOPE AND BINDING TWINE.
.i.l7c.X. Co.. 14th and Northrup.
S4SH. DOORS AND GLASS,
w P FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis.
g.Tsrd IroT Work.. i4th and Northrup.
u-ll I . PAPRR.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 280
!d St.
WHOI.F.S4I.E JEWF.I.ERS OPTICIANS.
R l" TEbAeLD T BROS.. MOHAWK BLDQ.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
VAGLE At' Vancouver. Wash.. Friday. Feb-
" ruarv 10. Joseph G. Nagle, aged 34 year.
S months. 26 day.; survived by b . parents
G J. and Mary Nagle; four sisters and
one brother, Alice M.. Elisabeth A..
Louise R.. of Vancouver, and Mrs. A.
t'arpentler, of San Francisco, and L. W.
Nagle, of Vancouver. Funeral Monday
morning at 9 o'clock from St. James Cath
olic Church. Vancouver. Interment Van
couver Catholic Cemetery. I rlends In
vited. - - -
WILCOX At the, residence of her grand
daughter Mrs. Grace Harned, 2.IS E. ootn
st , February 20. Mrs. Julia Anu Wilcox,
aged !1 years S months 25 days, widow of
the late Dr. Ralph Wilcox, mother of
Mrs. George E. Good and John D.
Wilcox. Friends Invited to attend fu
neral services, which will be held at Hol
man's funeral parlors at 11 A. M. "mor
row (Monday). February 22. Interment
Lone Fir Cemetery.
BLAKE In this city, February 18. at his
late residence, 434 E. 37th .t.. Joseph B.
Blake, aged 48 years, husband of Mrs.
Antoine Blake, father of Foster and Ralph
Blake, and .on of Mr.. O. Whipple. Th.
funeral services will be held today (Sun
day), at 2:30 o'clock P. M., at the resi
dence establishment of J. P. Flnley i Son..
Montgomery at 6th. Friend. Invited. In
terment at Rose City Cemetery.
SOLUM At the family residence. 584 Grand
ave.. February 18. Mr.. Antoinette T. So,
luin aged 50 years, widow of the late
Julius O. Solum. Friends invited to at
tend funeral service., which will be held
at the above, residence at 2 P. M. today
(Sunday). February 21. Interment Rivy.
view Cemetery.
ANDERSON At the residence of her .on.
Theodore B. Anderson. Rivervlew Ceme
tery Lodge, February 17, Mrs. Lucretia
Anderson, aged 78 years. - Friends Invited
to attend funeral service., which will b
held at the above residency at 2 P. M.
tomorrow (Monday), FebruaiV 22. Inter
ment RivervUw Cemetery.
CONNER The funeral service, of the late
Nancie C. Conner, beloved wife of E. H.
Cornier, of 1S&S E. Slat St.. will be held
today (Sunday), Feb. al. at a o clock P.
M . from the new funeral parlors of Wal
ter C, Kenworthy, 16S4 E. 13tb at. cor. of
Bidwell in Sellwood. Friends Invited. In
terment -Mllwaukie Cemetery. -
NEUMANN February 14, at 'the residence.
r.lB Guild ave., Henrietta Neumann, aged
4 months, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Neumann. Funeral service,
were held at St. Patrick's Church Tues
day, February 18. Interment was in Mu
Calvary Cemetery.
HANIFEN At St. John's Catholic Church.
Oregon City, Monday. February 22 ..
A M... Mr.. Herbert Hanlfen. Died Feb
ruary 19, age 63. Relative, and friends
Invited. .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The only residence undertaking establish
ment la Portland 'With private, driveway.
Main 9. rINL 80K.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading
funeral director, 220 Third .Uw.J. corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. A 1511. Main OUT.
" F. S. DUNNING, INC..
. East Bids Funeral Directors,
414 East
Alder street, .sst j
" A. R. ZSLLER CO.. 42 WILLIAMS AVE.
East 1088. C 1008. Lady attendant Day
and night service.
11ITNN1AU St JU ... 1 Bt (uh.i.i ..,.-. ,
Broadway and i Pine. Phon. Mala 436. A 4..
c- , j x..KAi v.rlnM A lit
s.arse! 10?. Belmoot st. Tahor Wl, B 12x
-T-. Willi u rn am a Vsk and lCllOtt-
K. A. W.ftiJ , , l ,,lH.r
East ilia. J Jtio. -
' , , u-oru iram nth tand Ciav traata.
jr. aj. bA"V4i - - r
Lady asautanu
" . . i- A I," 1 "N.-1 iT A Pi W aid
KKGWba U uxsvx a aa- vv-. - - -
and Clay. Main 4152, A 2ailL Lady attendant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN A FORBES CO., florists. 4T Wash
lngton Main 20. A li. Flowers for all
occasions smsm-wr
CLARKE BROS., designer, and decorators,
ffesh cut flowers, great variety. Morrison,
heiween 4th and oth. Main or A 1806.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 2d. and Alder.
uegignB nvA -. - .
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. Selling
Dunning.
A C F BURKHARDT. 120 N. 2;id Funersl
dfliifiua and cut tloweik M.la 1W, A 1831,
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
(I7G1IMAVE.. X.
Between Davis and Kverett.
Phone. Et 1-423, B S.-.1S. Gpen nay
and Maht.
Report all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber for small animals
Horse ambulance for sick or distillled
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring- a pet may communicate with us.
NEW TODAY.
9,
LAEO!
20 Years to Pay!
t Yr rami Nam W CaaIU NeWe.
Mo prodiictleoll tK cliinatr- rndv m.r krU -fine
triaporltlon all the comMs in. wy of
m.o mooey Urmlm tht you aod im ttm beat imtm
ltg Koaiona everywhere
Low Prices and $2,C0O Loan
TV!. srtrS latifi nnlr fit n tlO vr wef !rri.M
land Irom 15. Tioentv to pa ol it.
1 one b.or yvot fiiul rayint is due your Urm will
hve pid lor itself. We tend you P f-'.
fMHI ImprornarntK, Da certain condition, with no
security hut the land ItwlL 1 wralv y"r to nuv .
Intwst 6 prr cent. II you want a lrtti home all ready
to Step intg, ret one ol Our Key Made I anu..
Dlryfn. Mofj UvMtwfc Mali
Incwtitaa Hara. tdel lot the-; rurpov-v
Trewnt totuht.ofn la i urope awuro higheU prit.es
knows lor ver thing raised.
Thee Offers Based on eorl tJind tiet em rarth
for mited larminf and grtin trrowinj, 1 he bet land
will b taken litM. m time' precious to vti. H rt or
coU UfdvJorrc hatdtook and uii trtteir.
L. G. THORNTON
IlM(rlct ltrprrNrn.rllr.
STI PINK SIKKIM,
.av (Multnomah llo.cl Ml.lK-r J
Sff rOHTI.WD. Oil. w
NOTICE
I have for sale some very
desirable West Side proper
ties, improved and unim
proved, which includes busi
ness, warehouse, factory
sites, residences and fine
acreage. The properties are
mortgaged and must be sold
at very low prices.
Donald Macleod
1221 Northweatero Hank Hlda.
FARM
LOANS
We are loaning Eastern Life Insur
ance money and will make choice Wil
lamette Valley farm loans at the low
est rates ever quoted in Oregon.
THE DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO.
607 Concord Buildins,
Second and Stark Streets.
Portland, Or011
INVESTORS!
tve Are Submitting to Individual In
vestors Our Kirst Mortmaites
on -well-located city property and im
proved farmlands, amply jienired. fur
nishing a most dt'Hiruhle and conven
ient form of investment, at s. . and
g per cent, in convenient amounts. c
invite vour inquiries.
See Mr. Hurtt, at
Hartman & Thompson, Hankers
rORKK KDI HTH AM) XTAHK.
Apartment- House
Buyers!
Here is tlie best bargain in I'oi tutnd,
BhowInK big return on your tnvext
ment will take R00O to handle; no
trade under any cimimMances. If you
want something different, see me and
show rue that you have the each to
handle it. and I will show you a money
maker. WM. U. SKCKKMmltl'.
S5 Stork Kxchanlte Hiillillng.
BANK STOCK
Stock in several Portland Banks
for sale at very attractive prices.
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-8 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on improved city and farm property at
current rates. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans quickly closed. Moit
grages boug-ht. t all today.
Gffn iiitkiveikk I'HOI'EHTIKS O lO
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
217-119 ortnwesterii Bank HulldinK.
Marshall 4114, A 1IH.
WE WILL Bl'ILD AJID MXAXCB
aunt,
Flats and Apartments
in any part of the
eity ooitlnr from
$2000 to $20,000; pay
, ments like rent.
Call and see us.
K. BOWMAS A til..
Iloom 1, Commerelal Club Hulldlna.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Made on City and Nearby Farm Properly
Iatereat 7 and 8 Per Cent.
No Overcharge. No red tape. Straight
Loans on Straight Propositions.
OHKCO.N IMV. A MORTG. CO,
Stock fixchaaa-e RulldlaK. Third and
f ami kill Street.
FOR SALE
New. modern six-room bunRalow lo
cated in Irving-ton. Unique in design
and complete lu every detail. Phone
K 4545.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on residence, business property and
improved farms at loweat rates.
Bee us first.
Commerce Safe Deposit and Mortgage Co.
1 Third St., Chamber of Commerce
Building.
MORTGAGE LOANS
OX IMPROVKD CITY PHOI'KIITV.
Money available within 24 hours after
receipt of abstract, o and T per cent.
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-8 Nortbweatern Bank Hlda.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
rvur Own Moil- st i iirr-iit Hsl".
MVMtlPAI. AMI COHrOKATION BONOS.
VA B M AMI (ITV WANs.
SO Vourth St.. Hoard' of Irsik Kills;.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
' Any Amount at Current Hate?.
JOHN K. CKOV4.
W-l Spsjdjas) Bldg. rorUand, Or.
Auction
Sa es
At Wilson's
Auction lousc
llld-lHS I IH1T T.
( Near Morrison M.)
II M. I I.Alt bALKHDAIS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ANO FRIDAY
KAl'H DAY AT SO A. M.
Mr nrr eaitftlftntlr rl lit ft
pri mtf hnmN Kowd ftirnlkhlwii I
ltl mt mirllwii, rnMiprlnilftv rrlrd f
II drrlplU rrrt m4 rvmm ter4
riins, crtM-ktry, klniri. rlr. If on ift
furn t.shin-; ft will pay you to utlcii.l tn r
PRIVATE SAU2 DEl.
Offers Isu the Best Selection of
NIGH-GRADE FURNITURE
Ilr I on ml In hr ( M).
We i rprrtfiill Invlt nn n.-ni'rt imi rr
our M..fk. Wo huvf KOI II I. OO M
l"l runt; in a in prjr f rum ft ft t
$ I 7.". I 'lirnMurr of tl hHt m k 0.
Itonm-nlKf rtiRM In M III on, .mlmtir.
hnHj HruMMrlM nl tnnmlrji 1 ntr n4
mm riDim of the brii iinahiv ttul
m rtoiif jI.pn: n I so w(rr kfalrr). I '
yon am Inokftitf for Huxthtnir tn ihtn
lino ronio In nr n. himw on uhm
wo Iih o. M e don" I mrr jr furnl
turr, hII ntir (rood nro kfctvyfj.iiiiiitl, t 1 1
riual in upptHinnoo to nc".
WILSON'S BANKRUPT-STOCK STORE
Cor. Second arid Yamhill
GREAT
STOCK REDUCING SALE
On account of vacating- one-half or
our store mc will l.M: ll T al l -IIK
MID-OK 111 Kim our alock of
Dry Goods and Notions
Ladies' and Cents
Furnishings
Jewelry, Drujrffist Sundries,
Etc., Etc.
Mr on 11 I beKltt In lOml hl ailnrk
or quote r I . but v mnftt cH r!4 f
thlM lof nf mfri hnndlir, miU buyers will
sot the benefit.
Mm)! roritinup to (rll I.HOI l-:nir.
rto.. fit our rosoTit Hlund, Hrift pTmll
ilrn vnr to Mipply tho imbliu nt ho" t
holrnnlr rot. A l.o
STORE FIXTURES
Of All Descriptions llonaht and nld.
J. t. m n,to. pnornirrnn,
KM'ABI.IMII'.I), 1M-.
Wc liavc re''lri! (lio riwlly furnli-h-iliKN
floin Mr. t li it. Iiol tn K I'l.dnionl
home, slfo Iho nit fiimtshlnrs from
Mrs. S. Mnllh h home, ami will ?ell the
Mime lit mni ion
ON TUESDAY NEXT
cnmprihlnir niBKflvc Milor sililc In ium-
I I 11 II Hit IH'HN. (nMI iiim-
other useful lots
i i-Tioi:r.ir mite.
You are cordially Invited to ml! (o
morrow and Inspect the above lr tlt
of furniture, ruits. etc., at our les
rooms. lfiti-lCli l'ark street, near Aim-
'XYt.ON ON TIEMMV M-.XT T
10 A. M.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
we shall have another Rood lot I'f
household furtilshltms to offer ynii
you should call and look over these
woods on Wrrinesflsy afternoon
MTTIOS t IIIIHMMV i:T Al
10 A. M.
WK FX Cll KOH ;oi I"l ni
TIHK, ItKif. K'l'I'. rlHIM'l l.
W. C. 1IKF.R w. 11. ni-.v
Kurnltnre Healers nnd ncloneer.
Hoth 1'hoi.es. ttd-HlH I'wrh (reel.
Barger's for Bargains!
2d and Alder
Xearlv new Majestic ranee only $-'
with pin front fur water; new- Art
WedS-ewood .10: some se.-omllian.l
steel ranKea at lr.; ranites "'
licater 6uc up; rook stoves uii; hot
Plates l; Kii heaters 5uc; miiiIis f.c
We have r0 second-hand used runs and
some Rood second-hand hall "'!" '.
carpels, shout M0 yards; also s hoiil
30 new art squares at 110 to ch.
I hVve a U'-fot bsnk office future,
with ;u..rded front, cost ! to make
In the Kast, and will sell It lor l.
this week only.
CALL AND SEE US AT
OUR NEW STORE
We will hold auctions after this
week. We arc so husy now that w
will not sell at miction till Mnrch 1st
We want to see all our old patron
and their friends at s:il Alder.
- jt We will etl any old thlnf st
auction at your residence or tiore.
C. II. IURGER, Auctioneer
UMATILLA COUNTY
WHEAT FARM
KOflo acres of :o"c wheat land In Vms
tilla County, where crop fallurvs sre
never known, must heboid at once. I
located In the famous wheat hclt, and
will averaaa bushel to the acre
Sixty per cent under cultivation, lal
ar.ee been used for s;ra7.lii(t. hut helm
eoual to the $.r0 and wheat lsn.1 f
the countv. It Is too valuahlo land to
he used for rrainsr. Land has pener-
slope to north; ood rosds nd all
downhill pulls; Ro"d railroad waie
housa facilities, louaest u!l bt.wit l
miles. Title clear. Will sell In suhdi
vision at 115 to -T. on a re, or much
lower If taken In one tract. No trane4
considered. Ideal for colonization P-'i
poses. Must ho sold at once and I-
grund hsiusln. heo or addres
i.ivi:korh a hmkkri.
I'enSleton. Oreaon.
( ITV AP KltM l O
On Immoved Properties 1" Amount
ut Current l.atrs.
IIHTM lllOtll'0, MNM".lt,
Corner I'out thuiid Math. Mrecla.
hoKHiiv lllirsrv tahlc and -ln I c.
rns larsre moofc ph-lnrc. rm-lioo rlxrk.
parlor 1ckIi snrt i-hsir. Wilton and A
minster runs in xmiIoiis hw, '''
rockers anrt ( IimIik. c-cnlcr laliles. Iron
mife siilliihle for the home, n.ll-lni;
liesks. tvpewrllcr. port ler-s, ocvrisl
pieces of old walnut. In-iii-scli. lalr car
pet, hall tubs, couch hcil. rocklnir chair.
. . , 1 I . I . ....IIU. U M,l niMt.
inree irsis r-c
tresses, hlKh-Kinilc dressers and hlf
funlcrs In ('ircuscliin wiilnnl and m
hoitnnv, with lame French pl"e mirrors,
lealher-scateil settee snliahle for re
ception hall, hox conch, hookesse-.
Kmner sewlnir luaihlne. full sire aiwl
three-noartrr Iron lels. mhIiims anil
nml tresses, pillows, davenport, slnnrts.
din inn tahles. chnlra nml luiffet.
couches. steel rniiRe. Hrldire-licscli
Iron rHnite. a ranaes. srss water heat
ers. Harden lools, hose, kitchen treas
ure's. refrlKcrstors. utensils and many