THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, APRIL 11, 1915.
NEW TODAY.
5EW TODAY.
MODERN WOODMEN WILL
BE HOSTS APRIL -24 TO 27
Entertainment to Be Provided Group oi National Officers En Route Home
From Congress at San Francisco Mass Meeting Planned.
For three days, beginning Saturday,
April 24. members of the Modern Wood
men of America in Multnomah County
will provide entertainment for a group
of their National officers who will be
In the city on the way home from the
fraternal congress at San Francisco.
In the party of visitors will be S. S.
Tanner, of Minier. I1L, chairman of the
head board of directors; F. O. Van
Galder. of Rock Island, 111., editor of
the official organ of the organization,
The Modern Woodman," and Dr. J. A.
Koutledge, of Colorado Springs. Colo.,
superintendent of the Modern Woodmen
tuberculosis sanitarium.
These officers will represent the
Modern Woodmen of America at the
"fraternal day" exercises at the
World's Fair on April 22. They will
come to Portland direct from the ex
position. One of the principal features of en
tertainment planned in their honor is
a monster mass meeting of members of
the organization in the old Baker
Theater. Eleventh and Morrison streets,
TO BE I
6 CO RE BOARD FIGURES TO IDEN
TIFY COAST PLAYERS.
Aameralff Correspond In g: With Those in
Programmes W ill Tell Who Goes to
Bat InEach Innln;.
Two or three years ago the Pacific
Coast League tried the innovation of
attaching: pumbers to the players
eleeves for identification purposes. The
laudable scheme went awry because the
numbers were too small and principally
because the managers and players did
not co-operate as they should have
done.
This year a new plan is to be Intro
duced. W. W. Metzger. business manager,
has painted out the space on the old
scoreboard reserved for the Portland
Northwest League club, and large num
bers will be displayed there correspond
ing with the printed programmes.
The scoreboy has also been instructed
to flash the number of the first man at
bat in each inning. Fans thus can
know the exact batting order at all
times and the name of every player as
he comes to bat. This is something on
the order of the electric boards in use
in the major league parks, and has been
introduced in all Coast League parks.
Under the old system the scorebooks
were a sorry jumble most of the time,
due to sudden shifts in the batting
orders just before the game.
P. S. McXally, Xoted Swimmer, Dead.
GLOUCESTER, Mass., April 10.
Peter S. McNally, of Boston, formerly
widely known as a long distance swim
mer ani life-saver, died of heart fail
ure today. He gained international
notice by his attempt to swim the
English Channel in 1897. He was
forced to quit when within four miles
ot the French shore.
Tom McCarty Outfights Rodel.
NEW YORK. April 10. Tom McCarty,
the Montana heavyweight, outfought
George Rodel, the Boer, in a 10-round
bout in Brooklyn tonight. McCarty
forced the pace in every round. Rodel
fought gamely, making a rally in the
-I I 1 IT. 1 .nlfAlnhai) lit
iinai ruuuu. sutxn man nviKucu
pounds.
Arizona n Heads Stanford Crew.
OAKLAND, Cal., April 10. Charles
Orrae. class of 1916, was elected next
year's captain by the victorious varsity
crew of Leland Stanford. Jr., University
today. Orme weighs 190 pounds and
measures over six feet in height. He
registers from Phoenix, Ariz.
Campi Outpoints Jimmy Murray.
NEW YORK, April 10. Eddie Campi,
f California, outpointed Jimmy Mur
ray, of New York, in a 10-round bout
here tonight. The Westerner was too
clever for the locaL boy. Campi
weighed 122 pounds anc Murray 119..
Cincinnati 3, Boston 1
CINCINNATI. April 10. The Cin
cinnati Nationals defeated the Boston
Americans here today. K to 1.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Aorll 10. Maximum temper
ature. 7U degrees; minimum temperature. 50
cereee. Kiver reading, o a- w.i ten,
rhang- in last 24 hours, none. Total rain
fail s P. M. to s P. M.). none; total rain
fall ince September 1, 1914. 25.50 inches;
.normal rainTall since September 1. 37.82
Inches; deficiency of rainfall since Septem
ber 1. 1!H4, I'-.r.J inches. Total sunshine, tf
hours 18 minutes; possible sunshine, 33 hours
is minutes. Barometer Reduced to a
level) 5 P. M., 30.W inches,
THE WEATHER.
State of
Weather
1TATION&
!akcr
Hoise
Hooion
Calgary
Chicago
Denver
Xe Moines .
Duluth
;ureka
tal voston
Helena
Jacksonville
Kansas City ...
Jj& Angeles . .
Marhfie:d
Med ford
Minneapolis ....
Mon:r al -
New York
North Head....
North Yakima .
phoenix
Pocatello
Portland
Rowlmrt
Sacramento
St. Louis
halt Lake
San Franc Isco . .
Seattle
pokan
Tteomt
Taioosh Island..
Wal'a Walla....
Washington ... .
Winnipeg
7 O.oo lu SE K'loudy
72 O.OO' N Cloudy
s .(Hri(i s (cloudy
KO-u.OO SE (Clear
ti4 O.."S.10 sv Clear
K0.j N iPt. cloudy
Cno.w 6N' Oloudy
62 H.tHi'n'W jClear
y.iV'i 4 W tCIoudy
"2 0-ltd! 4 SE Kloudy
2 O.itrtl 4 XB (Cloudy
82 O.O'ij. . SE .Clear
7o 0.60 SV Clear
86 0.SXK 8,W ;Pt. cloudy
H2 0.00; 4 NW Cloudy
72 0.0-ti, 6 NW, Cloudy
f 62 O.UO 14 NW Cloudy
Biv.w.uew v louay
0.h 30 S Pt. cloudy
..4 o.oo; S cloudy
74 O.OO t S Clear
0.001 4'V Clear
o$ O.oo; 4 W t loudy
"o o.oo e W (Cloudy
70n.tK: SN Cloudy
"oo.ooi 4 SE Clear
70 o.42: 4 W Clear
tiij 0.0l; 8 N .Cloudy
70 n.iKi 12 V (Cloudy
64O.0O SN cloudv
6S0.oj 4N 'Pt. cloudy
J4 o.oo; 4 nw .ciouoy
ifiO.oo 6S Cloudy
7-0.(MV 4 N' 'Pt. cloudy
N2 o.w 12 S (Clear
OS o.oo, 24. NW Pt. cloudy
WE ATE R CONDITIONS.
A large depression Is central over the Lake
region and the barometer la relative. y high
-r? sr
gaayg? '1
on Saturday evening. April 24 the
evening following their arrival. Thi
gathering will be open to the public. It
is expected that the visitors will speaK.
On the following day, Sunda-, a party
of Portland Woodmen will escort tn
visitors on a steamship trip up the
Columbia River and back. The prin
ciDal entertainment provided for Mon
day is a banquet at the Benson Hotel
to which all memoers or tne organiza
tion will be invited.
J. w. Simmons, state deputy of the
society, is chairman of the general
committee In charge of the programme.
Each camp in the state has three mem
bers on the committee. They are as
follows:
Oregon Fir Camp, No. 5085 H. F. Mc
Grath. r.. n. Hood. J. R. Henderson.
Rose City Camp. No. 5466 J. P. Vollmar,
C. W. Meadows. J. W. Simmons.
St. Johns Camp, No. 7046 E. R. Corbett,
C. R. Chadwick. Charles Williamson
Alberta Camp, No. 9741 G. A. Slater, Fred
Graap, J. PoffenberEer.
Oak Camp, No. 10473 George Dearlove,
C. H Matson. W. H. Hudnut.
Gresham Camp. No. 3160 R. R. Carlson,
Arthur Fleldhouse. J. M. Peterson.
over the Upper Missouri "Valley and also
over the East Gulf states. Light rain has
fallen in the Upper Mississippi Valley, Lake
region and Ohio Valley. Temperatures are
above normal In all portions of the unitea
States except In Texas. It la much warmer
in Colorado and Kansas and slightly warmer
In this district east of the Cascade Moun
tains. The conditions are favorable for generally
fair weather in this district bunaay,
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Probably
westerly winds.
fair
Oregon and Washington Probably fair;
westerly winas.
Idaho Fair. EDWARD A. BEALS, -District
Forecaster,
Motorcyclist Arrested as Speeder.
Carl Adler. who was followed by
Motorcycle Policeman Bales from First
and Hooker to Third and Taylor streets.
was arrested on a charge of speeding
yesterday afternoon. He was going ;
miles an hour, said the officer.
TOO LATK TO CIASSIFT.
I START tomorrow morning to sell the en
tire stock, of manufactured showcases,
tables and various other items now In the
factory and warehouse of the Spady
. Showcase & Fixture Co.. 28th and rtlcoiai,
regardless of cost of manufacture. Ma'
chinery also for sale. There is a bargain
here for HiOO people, men or women
Remember those who come first will wear
the gladdest smite. ask ior ace-oo.
have m oot) to invest In irood live bus!
ness proposition; no agenia. vjiv- iuu
particulars in first letter; if satisfactory.
will arrange intervieew AG i4J, orego
nlan
i4(wk k'Lii'ITY In modern ft-room bun Ka low.
fireplace, hardwood floors and all conveni
ences, one block from car. to exchange
lor lot or proper i jf ui tjquui iuuo, a tuo.
Oregoniana.
I HAVE 2 nice rooms, also sleeeplng norch,
w i th best of board ; beautiful large yard
and surroundings. 3r9, corner 10th ana
Montgomery. Marshall 5475.
FOR RENT reasonable, modern 8 room.
415 East Sttth St.; plenty of fruit and
berries; owner, C. R. DeBurch, 44y East
Taylor. Phone ET. 47iS.
FOR SALE Second-hand canoe, in first-
class shape; complete outfit, including
sail. Kellogg's Boat house, foot of West
bai mon st.
FOR RENT Upper apartment In beautiful
home; trees, lawn, flowers, roses. 115i
Rodney avenue., cor. Killlngsworth. Rent
very reasonable. Main i464.
RESTAURANT, old established business;
will sacrifice lor auick sale: stand inves
tigation. Call 1654 4th St., room 33, be
tween 2 and 5 P, M.
1SS PORTERStT opposite Failing-School"
lovely rooms, fireplace, wood range, gas
ranee, bath, cnenp rent.
TWO gentlf men want board, with large
room, on west biae. north of Washington
st. f 744, oregonian.
4o3 HALE ST., corner 13th 2 and 3-room
apartments, modern, sleeping porch, -cheap
rem. lain .
LOVELY home In private family of two for
lady or eentleman; fine district; 10 min-
utes ride on Hawtnorne line. Tabor 8216.
STATE land contract for Quarter section
near county seat, trade for good auto; no
junK. laoor
MEAT market for rent: good location.
connection with grocery store doing good
ou si ness; rent cneap. laoor oz.
NICELY furnished housekeeping room wits
Kitoneneite. xoa st. rnone jo. am
3173.
WANTED TO RENT Modern five-room
house, S10 to $12; good carline. AN 748,
Oregonian.
LOST Card case at Peoples Theater Friday
evening, please return to Oregonian office
or call wood. iU4.
EXPERIENCED chambermaid will work
for housekeeping suits. Call or write
room 4, zSJ 4th st.
OWNER of three houses will trade one or
all for good lots; state price and loca
tion. P i4J, oregonian.
I WANT to buy one or two lots In good
section: state price and location. P 74o,
Orejconian. ,
WANTED To exchange. 66x16 tubular boil
era for automobile. H. B. Davis, 453 4th
nt. Main 2421.
SNAP Furniture of best 9-room flat
city, very central, 3 rooms rented pay
rent. Main S3:i7.
EXPERIENCED, accurate, competent sten
ographer, assistant bookkeeper, desires
permanent position. Main 1174.
LADY of middle age wants work in hotel
or rooming-house In exchange for housa
keeping room. AG "4;t, Oregonian.
WANTED T.-passenger 1914 or 1015 Ford
body; mu5t be in rood condition and rea
sonable. Phone Monday. Tabor 28."3.
FIRST-CLASS bushelmari and presser. 104
w. Park L Call between 1-1 :3v F, M,
today.
FOR SALE Snare, bass drum and traps,
cheap. E. r,"4tf. Call Sunday only.
WANTED One second-hand uuo-four,
Bosch magneto. Phone E. 3ti03.
MRS. WRENN. spiritual advisor. For ap
pcintment phone Marshall 2063.
WANTED First-class painter. Phone Ta
bor MM? after 4 P. M.
U IKL wanted as waitress in coffee house.
2M4 N. 2d st.
EXP SHIENCED dressmaker by day. East
jss-jm Prefer call Sunday.
HOUSEHOLD furniture cheap.
Sunday. 4; N. 21at st.
Call after
A GOOD German baker wishes a position in
a bakery. Address 345 East Oak st.
YOl'Xd woman wishes the care of children
by the month. Call East 1347.
WANT t mate my white Persian female for
half the kittens Suite 3. 435 Alder.
RE KIN ED young lady de?tres position as
gov em ess. Phone Main 2437.
LADY to snare pleasant small apartment.
AlJ 741, Qreg-onian.
A REAL.barenln is offered you;
district. O 730, Oregonian.
GENERAL nousecleanlng. hardwood floors
waxed, lawns kept, -gardening. TaborS768.
FOR RENT Four acres in Lents. Miss
Stevens. 335 34th St., or Main 3SS4.
WAITRESS wanted.
Alder at.
Call 10 A. M.(
354
FOR SALE Ford auto, firet-class condition.
Phone Main Sft86, between 12 and 4 today.
TO EXCHANGE Alaskan Spitat dog for
Scotch collie. Main 85,'sJ.
NICE housekeeping rooms at 417 Main.
PORTLAND BUSINESS
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
Pi:OMPT SERVICE at raasonable price
Paclflc THie A Trust Co.. 7 Cfa. ot Com.
ACtOKlMO 1'LJSATINU.
ACCOHDIOX, knilo and box pleating, picotr
lug, heratitcaluc, braidins. embrolderins.
Kastern Nov ally Mf. Co.. bAft 6 Lb at.
Mail ordem promptly attended to.
K.. STEPHAN UenutltcbiOE and scalloping-,
accord, aido pleat, buttoua cov.rMl. gooaa
sponged, mall orders. 3Si Alder. M. 9373.
ASMAYEBc) AN1 ANALYSTS.
MO.VlAliA AiSAV OFFICE. Hi 4 2L Gold,
silver and plailnum bougbx
ATTUaKKl'9.
J. SILFOIU) .NELiON, lawyer, removed to
B1M PUiock bloca. ilam 7uui. Consult.Uon
Iree.
UWVEB; consultation tree. Main 41WS. 83
selling blug.
HALL A FLltD.SKK. lawyers; consultations
tree, ius-i) Flledner bids. Mar. 8307.
CAiU'Lf WaVLU.
XORIHWaSX RUG CO. Kugs Irom old car
eta, rag ruga. lftS K. btii. Botn pnonoa,
CLLLtl-OlU JttUTXOMs. UAAJUbH.
1HE lKVVLS-HUDiON CUMPAill'.
3S7 W abuington st. Main 812 and A. 1254.
c Hiitor ojjibxs.
William, stelle and William. Jr.. Dereny,
tbe only scientific chiropodists in tlia city.
Parlors 3U2 Gerlinger bidg.. S. W. corner
2d and Alder. Phone Main 130L
'CHlltUPOHy and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
Mill, uaice x iieaner biog. Main a-ita.
it. Ul'HEL A. SACKY, painless chiropodist,
out! Panama blog. Pbtme Main UOoa.
JiEW YORK grsd. chiropodist, manicurist.
Mi Macleay bids, 2Sti Wash. Mar. 3U60.
tm-KO-PKACTlC PUVSiClAN.
1K. M'MAUON Is thorough. Chronic cases,
taking time. 31 treatments 15. 121 4th.
Dr. Poulson, specialist in paralysis, nervous,
chronic diseases. 350 Pittock blk. M. 8414.
CLKAN1NQ ASa PBLSSLNO.
UKEbS SUITS lor rent. We press ona suit
each week for f l.oU per mouth.
UK1QUE TAILORING CO.,
803 Etark St., beu olh and 6th. Main 514.
HATS, CLEANING AND BLUACUXNG.
PANAMAS blocked & bleached 7oc; straws
& felts 50c. Kaufman's, na 3d, nr. stark.
COLLECTION AUJ5NCY.
CLAIMS of any description collected on per
centaga anywhere. Highest class refer
ences. The Harden Mercantile Agency,
426 Henry bldg. Phone Marshall 4su.
AUTO AND BUGGX TOf 3.
DUBRUIL,i,E BL'GGX TOP CO.. 2U0 ad St.
BAGGAGE CHECKEO AT HOMK
Baggage A omnibus Transxer, park ana uavls
BKEAU BAJUlgv.
Royal Bakery A C'onf., Inc., 11th end Everett
BKKWKIla AMI BOIXLKRa.
HENRY WEiliiiARl. 13th and Uurnsida
CMT. LULK ANI PLASTJi.
IT. T. LKUWt) i: CO., 46 Fourth st.
USI O'OUllS.
PLEISCHNER, MAl'Elt A CO., 207 Ash St.
Ij. DINKEISPIEL, 'CO., Bherlock b., r. 112.
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLIES.
Stubbs Electrical Co., Bin and Pine sts.
1:IM SKHCHANTlt
Albers Bros. Milling Co., Front and Marshall.
H. M. HOUSEK. Boara of Trade bldg.
GROCERS.
WADHAMS St CO.. t-75 Fourth St.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
EXPERIENCED credit man now empioed
wants position with first-class, rename
business concern: is also an attorney. If
you want a good man and will pay for
what you get, address G 742. Oregonian.
TO trade for acreage or clear lot, 5-room
bungalow, xurnisnea, inciuuuig k
range, wood range, heater, fireplace;
newly tinted; furniture clear; equity of
$1100 In bungalow. G 740. Oregonian.
A REAL SNAP 5-room plastered house, in
suburbs, sloou; you pay me iuo uuw
and $10 per month per cent interest
on S"uo, no interest on balance. 1 need the
money. Owner. Tabor 4727.
FOR SALE Fine, new. - modern, i-room
home 128 Regents Drive. Aiameua rara,
worth $7000; make offer; first payment
$2000 rash. Take Broadway car. Owner,
Tabor 206U.
WANTED Lady who will do little house
work in evening as part rent ou duwu
and room; middle-aged preferred, phone
Columbus 420.
FIRST-CLASS clothing man, window dres
ser, card writer, IV years experience; win
go out of town; best reference. G 744.
Oresonian.
WANTED Partner with $1000 cash to
take active part in good paying business
will stand strictest Investigation; guar
anteed salary. AN 747. Oregonian.
FOR RENT Seaside cottage, completely
furnished, on boara wain; sun ana sleep
ing porches, bath; till July 15. Phone
Marshall 873.
position as traveling salesman whose hon
esty and aDiiuy is appreemwu. k ,
Oregonian. '
ONE very nice home in Irvington very
cheap: 7 rooms: narawooa iiuors, mou
ern. East 27;i. W. H. Herdman.
WANTED Driving and work horse, about
100 lbs, under IV years; sow ca.au. o
752, Oregonian.
FOR RENT Completely furnished 6-room
nouse tor year, -ruuuv jwm.
East 8708.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dmilj mad bixndMj.
FerlslBK,
fknsk Hmo IXC
Suiie ad two coBatecutlve times
Mme ad tiiree consecutive times 0e
banie ail six or seven consecutive time. . . 56e
Xbe iuv nties appiy to suvejruMiiiiniH
under "w Totiuy" turn nil otner vlsuMulica
liuus except the loliowins;:
bitoMtious wantea jsaie.
&itusuut9 Wanieu ireuuUe.
lor licnt Koonu, Private JbamUIes.
Board and 100010, Frivate'JamUiea.
MuUMikeepliiK Kovma. private lamiUea,
state oa Uie aOove ciasoiXieaUona i 7 cents
a line eacii inseruon.
On "ctiarge" Huveriutements coarg wiu no
bUMCil on tiie nuuiber of lines apyeartos; in
Uie nauer. regai-tilea of the number oi words
in eacn line. JtLiniiiium coarge. tvo iinea.
Xue Oresonian will accept cJaanifiRd sd--$
imrniN over the leleuiioue. orovioed
tne advertiser i a subscriber to either phone.
prices will b quvtea over tan p 11 one. out
bill will be tenuered the following day.
Whether aubeeciuent advertisementa will be
Mccepied over the ptoue appends upon the
promptnesa of payment of telephone adver
tisements. Situation wanted and FerMonal
advertise men tu will not be accepted over the
telephone. Order for one Insertion only will
be accepted for "Furniture for bale," ".Busi
ness Opportunities," ''Kooniins-Mousea' and
vameu to rvciiv.
telephone Main 7070, A 6095.
The oresronian will not sua ran tee accuracy
er tuiu retooBMbility for errors oceurriag
In telephone advertisements.
Advertisements to receive prompt classtfi
cation most be in The Oresjonian office be
fore 9 o'clock at night, ' except baturdy.
" 1 rutin ? hour ior The bnnda OreKonian will
be 7:54 o'clock Saturday niffht. The office
will be open until iu o ciwh tr. .n.. as uduju,
and all ads received too late for proper clas
sification will be run under the heading
Too Ja&e to Classify.
iREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
87 GRAND AVE N.
Betircea Uavla and Kverctt.
Fhomea Ivast lt2. B 2515, Opes Dmj
mm Xismt.
Report 11 cases ot cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber for small animals.
MnrM ambulance for sick or disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring a pet may communicate with ua
HEITUO NOTICES.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE ARK
ENTERTAINMENT. Th. place: Foresters
Hall. 12 th sc., Monday, April 13, 8:S0 P.
ne "r.nn"- ri.nrlnz. Come and bring" your
friends. Admlrslon 15c. Hand-painted china
prisea -
vmr.ITERITE CAMP NO. mo. R. N. A..
ntannin with .it informal dancins party.
Tuesdav evening. April la, V. O. W. Tem
ple, 3 2S Eleventh street. Admission 25c
Dancinc S:.W. Burchard's orchestra. Every
body welcome.
WHIST PARTY AND DANCE Given by
Webfoot Co, No. 5, W. O. w.. Friday
evening. April 1, in W. O. W. Hall. 128
11th st. Le Vanways orchestra. Cards
8:45. Danclns at 10 o'clock.
r-rwn TO PORTT.AND AD CLTJB"S spe
cial "50 0" party Tuesday afternoon. -12B 4th
su Ten prises: nut plates 1st; every Satur
day evening 7 hand-painted china prizes.
ANCHOR COUNCIL No. 746, K. AND U.
OF S-, will give a card party ana aance at
their hall. 1-9 4th st., Wednesday evening.
pril 14. Union music ana sooa prises.
FIVE hundred card party will be riven
iiimliv P. M.. April 12. at 2:15. In Wood
man hall. S36 Russell st. Tatting prizes.
rv-TRA-Emblem Jewelry of all kinds: .p.-
slal oesigns maae. jsrger bcqm. j.weiera
. - . . . - . , i
COLLECTION AGE3JCV.
Accounts, notes, judgments collected, "Adopt
short Methods." Short Adjustment Co.,
- ftfl K. W. Bank blflg. Phone Main 974.
NEXH A CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1798
No collection, no charge. Established 1100.
MISS IRELANU 201 Allsky bldg.; 5 for
course In ballroom dancing. Lessons guar
anteed. Fox' trot, sohottlBChe, wait.
HEATH'S SCHOOL Lessons daily; classw
TueB., .Friday evenings, 8 to ll. 109 2d St.,
bet. Washington and Stark. Lessons 25c
DETLCX1VK AGENCIES.
PINKJSKTON & CO. U.S. DETECTIVE AGCI.
Established over lu years.
SCIENTIFIC UETECT1VK WORK.
Investigations and reports made on Indi
viduals anywhere. Consultation free. Of
fices 412-13 Lumbermens Bank bldg.
Phone Main 7741.
EDUCATIONAL.
MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS, ENGINEER
ING, private Instruction by a practicing
engineer with excellent teaching experi
ence. X 701. Oregonian.
EVK, EAH, NOSE AND TlUtOAx.
Treatment by specialists; glasses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Casseday. 517 Pekum bldg.. 3d A Wn.
LLLCT1K MOIOiiS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
and repaired. We do all kinds of repairing
and rewinding; all work guaranteed, fa.
11. H Electric Co., 31 1st su N. Phone
Main 9210. '
FOUNUKY AND aisCHLNE WORKS.
PHOENIX Iron Works, East 3d and Haw
thorne. General machine and foundry wora.
KODAKS.
KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing,
printing ' and enlarging. PlKiJ MARK
HAM CO.. 343 Washington st.
MEt-SJENt.fcK SLUVICE.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and
bicycles. Phone Main 58. A ai5.
MUSICAL,
SCHOOL OF MUSIC. STAFF of TEACHERS.
CONSERVATORY 141 13th at., at Alder.
Ennl Thieihorn, violin teacher; pupil Sevoik,
307 Fliedner bldg. A 4160. Marshall 12.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, nerv
ous, chronic diseases. 504 Oregonian bldg.
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS.
Onto
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay $6 to S10 for
glasses when i can nt
your eyes with first-qual-
ity lenses, gold-filled frames as low as 11.50 1
Goodman. 20 Morrison, near bridge. Mail
nrnmnriv Ail,! Writ fnr Tiartleulara
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
HATS AND CAPS.
IHANHAUSKK HAT CO.. 68-oa Front.
HI1ES. WOOL. CASCARA BARK.
KAH.N BltOS., 1D1 Front St.
KAHN BKOS., 11 Front at.
UOP MERCHANTS.
McNEFF BROS.. tl WORCESTER
BLDG. . ,,.
Main BS81. Phones A Ills
IRON WORKS.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STRUCTURAL KTEEL PLANT,
FOUNDRY.
LEATHER A'D SIIOE TRADE SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MASTICK A CO, J4 Front; leather
of every description; taps, mfg. findings.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., 8S Fifth st.
MILLINERY.
BRADSHAW BHub.. Morria.m and 7th sts
MEETING NOTICES.
ATTENTION, MOOSE !
The first Memorial day services of Port
land Lodge No. 21, Loyal Order of Moose,
will be held Sunday, April 11. Rltualistlo
ceremony will take place at Moose lodge
rooms at 1:30 P. M., after which the mem
bers will adjourn to First Presbyterian
Church to hoar Memorial oration by Rev.
John H. Boyd at 2:30 P. M. Visiting Moose
are urged to attend both ceremonies. The
public is invited to the services at the First
Presbyterian church.
ANDY WEINBERGER, Dictator.
P. L. PROCTOR. Secretary.
DIED.
BOGGS In this city, April 10, at 883 Cleve
land ave.. Ezklel Boggs, age 76 years lv
month 25 days, beloved husDand of Esther
C Bog-gs and father of Ida Rott, of Mis
souri and Lree Bogss, of Klamath FaisS,
Or. Funeral announcement later.
SONNEBERG April 10. at his late resi
dence, 77 Russell, Fritz Sonnebers, aged
7U years Remains at Pearsons undertak
ing parlors, Russell street and 'Union ave
nue. Deceased was a member of the
Longshoremen's Local No. o.
tt t irnnn xt the fa.mll v residence, Z3
West Park street, April Iu, Mrs. Sarah.
M. Tilford. wife of D. W. xiiioro, An
nouncement of funeral later.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
ZAN At the family residence, 237 Nartilla
street. April 8. Jermle F- Zan, widow of
tho late Frank Zan. Funeral from tne
above residence at 8:30 A. M. tomorrow
(Vnnrfuvi Aoril 1 thence to the Cathe
dral, Fifteenth and Davis streets, where
services will be held at 0 A. M. Friends
invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
Services at the grave orivate.
DE LANE At the family residence, 3244
Fifty-fourth street. Southeast, April 10,
Tum&a n ijnp aced 7W years. Funeral
eer ices will be held today (Sunday), April
31, at 2:30 P.M., from funeral parlors of
Breeze A Snook. 10'6 Belmont street.
Sunnvside. Friends invited. Interment
Ok A. R. Cemetery.
TiT.irfiR r At the family residence, 335
ir. Doi-ir Btroot A nrlt 10. Mn Sarah
M Tilford, wife of D. W. Tilford. Friends
invited to attend funeral services, which
will be held at the above residence at 2
P. m. Tuesaay, Apni j.s. iULmmcui
view Cemetery.
PAIRCHILD At the family residence, 269
North Twentieth street, April t, Solomon
R. Fairchlld, aged 71 years 10 months.
Frli-ids invited to attend funeral services,
which will be held at the above residence
at 2 P. M. tomorrow (Aionaayj Apiu a.
Interment Riverview Cemetery.
TTAiRf.HlLD Mary Catherine, beloved
mother of Mrs. M. E. Chambers and Mrs.
' xv vt Kti-uKisv Anril 10. aee SI years 7
month's. Friends invited to funeral serv
ices, which will be held at Holman s
funeral parlors at 2 P. M, today (bunday.
April 11. Interment Riverview Cemetery.
M'DONALD In this city, April 10, Mary
Eiizabeth McDonald, aged 25 years. Fun
eral services will be held at 8 o'clock A.
M tomorrow (Monday), April 12, at St.
Mary's Cathedral, corner 15th and Davis.
Interment Vancouver Cemetery.
-t-a- rnnMiKHnr services over the re-
matn. nf ih late Frank Moult will be
held at the Mount Scott Park Cemetery
Crematorium toaay iouuuhj j i a.
Incineration private,
ZE!KI Funeral rites for the late William
Zeski will be held at the Mount Scott
Park Cemetery Crematorium at 10 A. M.
today (Sunday). Services private.
JAMSIN Private services over the remains
of A. Jamsln will be held at the Mount
Scott Park Cemetery Crematorium at 11
A. M. today (Sunday).
FTVEBAl, niBKCTOBS.
i R.I
siiiiii ,is-si irnrnw i
Tbs only reslaeuq uuacrxaktns establish,
m.at lu tortiaatl wltu privat. rlvowaj.
klaiB . A 1599.
J. r. FINLET BOM.
Montsom.ry at Flflh.
MR. IDWARO HOLMAN. th. lsadlnt
(ua.rsl director, 320 Third street, corner
Eaiuaa. LAdy aaalstaau A 10-U. slala SOT.
F. B. DCXMNQ, INC.
East Side Funeral Director 1 East Al
sir strest. East 62. B 225. .
A. K. Z-sU-i-aiK CO, &U2 WILUAM3 AV
East lOsa, C 100s. lAdy attendant. fy
and pie at service.
Broadway and Puie. i'none Mala .30, A wa
ltta ttaaaaat.
uqi.:(..v.hi - sKilolL Sunuvslde Parlors.
suto hearse. 102 iUnont st. Taoor 12oa, B
1252.
R. T. BYRNES, Williams ave. ana &aotb
East 1115, C IVii. Lady attendant,
P. i LiBCH, East 11th and Clay streets,
laay cssistant. ast 781.
uL-truir I'VIil.-.aTAkIn roMPANY. Id
and Clay. Main 4jja. a ito.'x.
jv.is fn fnnerata and waddlnaa. Funeral
Service Co. Woodiawn f 23, C
CEMENT VAULTS.
USE a cement waterproof jvanlt; keeps tn.
tuin v " rv rorever. Abk sour uuuena.ci.
n3 .t rntit
5"
DIRECTORY
OREGON TRANSFER CO- 474 Gliaan St..
cor. 13th. Telephone Main or A ltoS.
We own and operate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
insurance rates In city.
MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
Office 1S Madison. General merchandise
and forwarding agents. Phone Main 7lL
WOOD.
GREEN and dry slabwood, block-wood. Pan
ama Fuel Co. Main 5720. A S89.
PAINTING.
H. L. BARNES, painting, tinting, general
painting. Reasonable prices. Main 15.
PATLNT AIWKMM.
r. c. WRIGHT 22 years- practice U. a
and foreign patents, sol Pekum bldg.
: PAWNBROKERS.
STEIN'S LOAN OFFICE,
. 2d NUHTH Ul X.
POUTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 4tii and YorK aca. Alain aiai.
ULttliLK bXAjttPfe, bJbsALfe. bliiSA.
PACIFIC COAST STAJdP WOKKS.
31 Wasn. at. Phone Main 71i aud A 271 v.
U O. PICK. Transfer m btoraiee Co. Otfics
and commodious 4 -story bricK warehouse,
separata iron room and fireproof vaults for
valuables. N. W. cor. -a and Pine sts.
Vianos and furnitui moved and packed
lor snipment. Special rates made on goods
in our tnrougu cars to alt domestic and
foreign ports. Main Pifl. A lb'jfl.
OLSONROfi TRANSFER CO.
New fireproof wareaouse with separata
rooms. Wo move and pack household
good and pianos and snip at reduced
rates, auiu tt.ua u fc -
1.' m-u.-a rri i mr r.l d iBtrlb utint aKents. Fret
trackage. Office aud warehouse, loth and
Hoyt sis. Main oi, a
MOVINa.
PACKING. 6H1PP1NU. STORAGE.
IT PAYS TO UKT TUB BKST.
Reduced freight rates to all parts.
ilANNLNU WAKJiiHOUlifi A TKAJMbiBR
CO Mi ANY.
Main 703. tttn and Hoyt. A 2214.
OSTOfATriltl 1'HVaiClANS.
tu n r NURTHHLP. 30S Morgan Ding.
cir. Broadway and Washington at. Ollioi
phone. Main twmcuvp,
PATKNT8.
PATENTS that protect and pay; advice and
. b" Dromptneas assured; send sketch or
I su''; P Watson Ji. Coleman,
I iwy.r . tfi V St.. Washington, 1. U
patent -
books tree: maucsi iowtuw, yv
j.uvalh:xTAi. IKtlM AN'U WIRE.
Portlanu Vvue dc Hon w as.. XU and Columbia
PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS.
W. P. FULLER & CO.. Htn and Davis.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
RASMUoSEN A CO.. lid and Tailor sts.
PIPE, PIPE PITT1NGS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, M-att Front St.
PLUMBLNG AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L,. KLLNE. B4-BO Front St.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,
jr. W'. BALTKS A Co., 1st and oak sts.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVEKDING ft FAKRELU 14Q Front St.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordase Co.. 14th and Northrup.
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER & CO.. lth and Davis.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 20 2d St.
uictixt m. IOiiHia CO.. floriste. &47 Wash-
loston. Main 2Jy. A Flowers for all
occasions arni.iviijF wuhhto,
CLARKE BHO&, designers and decorators,
fresh cut flowers, great variety. Morrison.
between 4tn ana Pin. Main or m. iwo.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL HOP. 2d and Aider.
Designs ana bp rays, jaarsnaii ov.
MAX U. U. Main 7216, A 11J.L Sell lag
bull dins;.
A. C. F- BURKHARDT, 120 N. 2Sd Funeral
designs and cut 1 lowers. Main a iv&i.
fcL'NN YSIDE Greenhouse. Fresh flowers.
- Phone B 1022, B. 3td asd Taylor.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND Marble Works, 268 4th st,,
opposite City Hall, builders of memorials.
NEW TODAY,
FOR EXCHANGE
INCOME PROPERTY
ONE OF THE BEST PAYKO APART-
aiE.vr houses i' city.
Gross Income Over Per Annum,
PRICE 833,000.
Some Mortsajre to Assume. '
Will Accept Well-Located Vacant or
improved property lor equity.
GROUND FLOOR HENRY BtlLDI.VG,
BUNGALOW HOME
IN IRVINGTON
Tour vacant lot in a restricted dis
trict and $2750 will handle modern six-
room bungalow with furniture. This
house is located on the Broadway car-
line, and it's worth your time to see it.
Give location of your lot in first letter.
iso agent a. a my. uregroman.
17 APDCnnnWTDVUnMC Magnificent
1 1 nullL, UUUil I II I IIUJ.IL and nrofit
able place; most highly improved place
to be had. Some beaverdam and some
higrh land; all in cultivation. Knlish
walnuts and first-class bearing: orchard.
City water, springs and pond. Electric
liRhts. Place faces on carline. Good auto
roads. SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Corner Fourth and Jfine streets.
WE WILL BUILD AND F1.VA5CE
HOMES
Flats and Apartments
In any part ot the
city cos tins from
Call ana see ua
V. K. BOWMAN CO.
Haom 1, Commercial Cltb Bull din sr.
For Sale or Exchange
TEN" -ACRE 8 - YEAR COMMERCIAL
APPLE ORCHARD.
NEAR SALEM. SACRIFICE!
Would Exchange for Southern Califor
nia, Los Angeles Preferred.
AJ 710, OREGONIAN.
I START tomorrow morning to sell the en
tire stock of manufactured showcases,
tables and various other items now in the
factory and warehouse of the Spady
Showcase & Fixture C, 26th and Nlcolai,
res aidless of cost of manufacture. Ma
chinery also for sale. There is a bargain
here for 1000 people, men or women.
Remember those who come first will wear
the gladdest smile. Ask for McLeod.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Mou at current Katea.
fCNltlPAL AN1 COKFOBATION liOXDsV
FARM ANl CITY LAW8.
fourth S.. Board l Trad Bldg.
BUSINESS PROPERTY AND CLOSE tN RESIDENCES
iifirrmarir1 BfaABfln
-EDWMDE.G00DEY7
I'luiiinnaL yjnsiy
NORTHWESTERN BAIMI-v BUlLDlNQ
Money to Loan
Siima to salt. City or arm securiy.
GEO. H. THOMAS.
287 Oak St, Room S, Afnsvrorth Bids.
TEW GARAGE. 12x18, will sell cheap, 1700.
East 62d su N. Main llS, after 2 P. M.
DR. ALVA B. WALKER
1009-1S Stevens Kldg., West I'ark Ad
Vcshinston.
'-eA V -
-I
Of-
La..
MOUNT SCOn PARK
CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM
MOST MODER3T IN AMKIUCA.
Perpetual Care Without Extra Charge, a
feature iimitea soieiy to
Mount Scott Park.
Originators and Leaders of High-Class
cemetery and crematorium
Service in Portland.
Its Beauty Singularly Appropriate Its
Care Peculiarly Suggestive of
Affection and Memory.
Ideally Located on Picturesque Mount
Scott, w here Nature s Peaceiui
Quietude Lends an Influence
to Soften Sorrow."
Cemetery Auto 'Bus Meets Mount Scott
Cars at Lents and cazadero cars
at Watson Station Daily
by Appointment.
Both Telephones. Terms Reasonable.
Prices No lllKher.
LARGE. PERMANENT. PARK I.IKE.
20 Years to Pay!
9mt YeuT Farm Kmnm fnm fte Cam4lan fNwHIc.
Most productiTT toil rood climate ready mark eta
fine transportation all the comforts and way I
makiDt moacT farming that you and in the best Una
iDg sections ererywoere.
Low Prices and $2,000 Loan
This rich land only fll to $10 per sere 1rrtrl
land from SIS. Twnty yrara to pay think of it.
Lou g before your iiaal payment is due your farm will
have paid ior itself, We lend you up to (Z.oth for
farm improvements, on certain conditions, with no
security but tbe lznd itself. Twenty years to repay ft.
Interest 6 per cent. If you want a farm hom ail toady
to step into f et one ot our Ready Made Farms.
Dafryfnr. Htft an Livestock Maks) W
Incomo Hr, Lands ideal for thew purposes.
Present conditions fn Europe asaurs hlsbest pticos
known for everything raised.
These Offers Based on Good I -and finest on oarth
for mixed tannins and rraia fcrrowln. 1 he N-st land
will be tken fir. soiimr'srjrecioustorou. Writ or
L. G. THORNTON, Dist Rep.
Pins st Multnomah ."'otel
It
Pias.
PORTtAND. OH. (
INTERESTING
Ten apartments, always rented
Ior. J3.494.40
One apartment for owner's use 240.00
Light rebate 18-
Total income
.13,752.40
Taxes
. .127.05
. . 60.00
. . 60.00
. . 228.00
. . 54.40
Insurance
Water
Fuel
Decorating-, etc
Total expense.
529.45
Net Income
Price $22,500
TERMS
KO PHOE INFORMATION.
BECK 301-2 RaOway Exchange Building
BARGAIN
COUNTRY HOME
One of the Finest Country Homes Near
City Limits ot Portland,
consisting of 3 3-5 acres most htfthly
improved. Choice fruits of all kinds,
vineyard, etc.; eltht-room bungalow.
Real value $12,500. For n'lU'k cale,
$9000. Might take bungalow as part
payment. Quick action necessary if
you want this.
GROUND FLOOR HENRY nMI.DINO.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
Adjoining; Mllnankle (South), Overlook
ing , lllamette River, Dots Ulrections.
House Nearly New and First-Class Conditio n
Four sleeping: rooms and sleeping porch,
fireplace, furnace, gas ana every city
convenience: choice shrubbery, roses
and flowers; good varieties bearing
fruit trees; splendid garden already
planted; nice lawn; chicken-house and
Paj- ...
Ivive lots, duxiuii earn, iruiiLiiis o'
three streets. About 18 minutes' easy
drive with auto.
Three blocks from streetcar.
SSaOO
GODDARD A WIEDRICK,
243 Stark St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ONE OF THE FINEST FORTY -ACRE
FRUIT ANI HOG RANCHES
IN THE VALLEY.
HOGS, COWS AN1J POFLTRY CAN BE
JnAlJE TO PAY tlftKA'll.lJr
EXPENSES.
AT THE PRESENT OUTLOOK IT
SHOCLB PRODUCE! AT I.KAST
10,000 ROXES OF APPLES
THIS SEASON.
Close to transportation. Will con
sider close-in clear vacant or in
come bearing not too heavily In
cumbered. Come out and look at
the place, it will cost you but little.
WRITE OWNER FOR MORE : PARTICULARS
AV 7Ut OHttGU-lI.:.
INCOME
I have a good piece of Income
property, value $16,000. Must
raise some cash, at least $4000,
and will accept farm or other
property In exchange as part and
might assume some. The Incum
brance on my property is $5775,
7 per cent, long time. Investigate.
O W1, OREGONIAN.
WEST SIDE
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
LOT 50 BY 100.
East of Fifteenth Street, North of
Northrup Street.
EXTRAORDINARILY
ATTRACTIVE PRICE
WAKEFIELD, FRIES Jt CO.,
85 Fourth St.
MORTGAGE LOANS
6S
ON IMT-ROVHO BUSINESS ntnTKKTIM
Heaidenes loans and 1 per cent, ac
cording to location. Plsaty of monsy.
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-s) Northwesters liana: UMs.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
On Improved Properties In Any Amoual
at current utiu
UAHTMAN THOMPSON, BANKERS,
Cerenr Fourth aud Mara xcta.
AUCTION SALES
At Wilson's
Auction House
16S-8 Hit ST ST. (NEAR MORRISON)
RKGITAR AI.ESrAY.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
EACH DA Y AT 10 A. M.
SPECIAL AUCTION
TOMORROW, MONDAY,
OK HIGH-CLASS PI HMTI RH RI G,
OIL PAINTING, HltlC-A-HHAC, STAT I" -ARY,
etc., the same having been re
moved from the Portland Yan A Storaaw
Co. by the owner, -Mr. Snppinarton. to
Our Salesrooms for Conven
ience of Sale
ComprUint: leathrr-tcnt and rrd rrk
rri mmd anu chalrsi, eontly library tahlr.
center tables, complete dinitiR suite, vi.,
round tjxtension table, hutiot and mvl.
chairs, drop-head ewinr machine, oil
paintinps and other pictures, ttuary,
bric-a-brac, table and bed linens, .sil
verware and crockery, three very cost
ly electric domes, bra.su read Inn lamp,
9x12 rugs, curtains, costly brand beds,
complete with uprinKs and mattrenRes;
dresser and chif fouiera, gaa range,
cookinsr utensils, lawn hose and other
numerous lots; also roll - top ffle
k. This sale Is worthy the atten
tion of buyers of the better class of
goods.
We Bhall sell other consisrnmentu at
the same sale, including fumed oak
dining suite, mahogany parlor furni
ture, leather chaira. enameled beda,
etcu. etc.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY we shall
have a rood assortment of all kinds of
housef urnlshintis.
GOODS SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
AT ALL TIMES
In our private Rate department. We
have ROOD I I'll II. IIT l'MMU,
GRAPH APHONICS, RKC'OI(II, IIK.H
(,KAI)H II HM II KK OF ALL. UK
SCR1PTIONS, HOOM-M7.K. HIUH, vari
ous makes: Kood carpets, mtrku
R AN'tiKH, GAS RANGES, HtKHII.I.H.
ATOHS, etc.
If In need of anything- In this linn
we respectfully solicit an Inspection of
our stock.
WILSON'S BANKRUPT-STOCK STORE
17S SECON D NT, COR. Y AM III 1.1. .
(Phone Main 2032.)
We have HKniTF.D oi R Prr.,
but RNI.ARGKli our to,-k of (.mi.
CF.HIK.S II A ROW ARK.. P A I l T,
SIIOK1, CITI.KHY, I IGAHS aas TO.
HtdUS, and shall continue to fcell our
customers thin line of merchandise at
about the WHOl.KSAI.K COST.
STORE FIXTURES
VK SK.1,1, A 1,1. K1N1 STORK KIT-
TI'IIKs, Inrlurilua I'ASH RW.hTKHS
0II'lTING M'AI.KS IHKNIT
TKHN. fheoroof safes. SHIIWCAStS,
t'OlNTKHS and other effe(-ts.
J. T. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Bj the Adjustment Ilnresu, Portlansl
Association ot t red It Men.
Stock, Equipment and Office
Furnishings
OF TIIK
Kern Park Feed & Fuel Co.
NO. HMO FOSTER ROAD.
Thursday, April 15
At 1:30 P. M.
Comprising; STOCK nbont 20OO fret
hardwood Inmhrr. KriM seed, ground
bone, oil meal. Wizard fertilizer,
twine, paper sacks, drugs, notions,
computing scale, etc.
Kt!'IIMK.vr Dump wagons, scrsp
ers, hltrh and flat wood racks, one
Studebaker light platform spring
wagon, one heavy spring wagon, two
platform Hcnlex, sack holder, plows,
shovels, steel blocks, warehouse trucks,
patilins. one set double harness, etc.
OFFICM FI HNIMll.YGS One roll-top
desk, one flat-top drak, office chair.
No. S I ndrrwood typewriter. National
caMh realater, fireproof safe, electric
fans, easy aeeount rrKlatrr, etc.
J. T. WILSON, ATCTIONFKR.
Auction Sale
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
At 2 P. M.
FORD AUCTION CO.
211 Pirst St
We have a very nice lot of furniture
for Monday's sale, and you are sure
to find something you need if you come
and look around.
Among other Items you will find:
Extension table, chairs, buffet, couth,
davenport, rockers, metal beds with
springs and mattresses, dressers, chif
foniers, library table, center stands,
sewing machine cabinet, gas range, etc.,
etc
TUESDAY 10 A. M.
At Residence
1 470 Taylor
We have instructions from Ihe own
er to sell all of the furnishings of the
nine-room flat at auction on Tuesday.
10 A. M., Including sll the beds an. I
bedding, dressers, rockers, chairs, chif
foniers, rugs and csrpets, toilet ware,
book shelves, two gas ranges, wood
and coal range, kitchen treasure, dishes,
utensils, hall and stair carpel, curtains,
box couch, library table, massive rock
ers, buffet, extension table, dining
chairs, etc., etc.
This Is all good, clean, medium
grade furniture, and will pay you to
look it over.
E. G. FORtl. AUCTIONEER.
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 DEVEKEAUX MORTGAGE CO.
607 Concord Building,
Second and Stark Streets,
Portland, - - - Oregon.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city and farm property at
current rates. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans quickly closed. Call
today.
6 Of I.ARGK LOAMS ON fOf
iO Bl'SIMi.sH PROl'ERTIES Vi O
A. II. BIKRELL CO.
SIT- 21U Northwestern Hank Bonding.
Marshall 4114, A 4I1H.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Made on City ml Nearby Farm Property
Interest T and 8 Per Coat.
No Overcharges. No rod tape. Strattot
Loans on straight Propositions.
OKtUO.V IW. MORTU. CO,
tteek Kchnae nulldtns. Third aoo
VaukulU Mr est.