The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, April 21, 1918, SECTION TWO, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Text6 THE SUNDAY OKEGOKIAJV, PORTLAND, .APRIL 21, 1918. VIOLENCE IS FEARED Russellites Cancel Meeting Scheduled for Today. LEADERS OF. SECT WARNED Policy of XonRclstance Declared, Xvrn If Mm and Children WVre Butchered and Knslavrd and Women lYcre Violated. CORVALLI5. Or, April 20. Special.) The Ruascllltes have canceled by tele graph the meettnic scheduled forCorval 11s tomorrow afternoon. It was calli-d off at the request and advice of the iVnton County Council of Defense, who warned the traders here that any attent to hold the meeting would result la vio lence. The local Ruasellttes had Invite Pas tor Lewdun. of Port land, to a J dress them Sunday. Fearing a repetition of the the Medford attempt, they .asked tb Mayor fur permission to meet. Suspect In that the proposed alldress j could not be In harmony with tlte Na tion's war policy. 4 he Mayor Unvited them to outline what might be expected to the executive committee of the. Coun cil of efense. The Russellites were represented by John tnirer and A. B. Browa, who stated among other things thtt they recognised the American flax as the best flag In the universe, but tlait they owed It no other allegiance thar to pay their taxes and be law-abiding citizens. Thy profenaed to be .nternatUmallnts In the spiritual sense of the tirm, but denied belief In Socialism or L W. W.ism. Armenians, they said, had rr moral rlcht to resist the atrocities ctVnmlttrd upon them, and they themselves would not rel9t If the Oerman army should Invade Benton County, even though they knew beforehand that w.nen and young girls would be violated, men and children butchered and ensMved and crop and cities destroyed. They dented being pro-Cerlman and aatd that members of their sect had Wn Imprisoned In Germany for refus ing to rtsht. The etimmittee decided that -the meet In could not be held, and arned the leaders any attempt to hoi I It or to propagate that kind of d ftctrlne in Kenton County would result In severe penalties, legally If possible. and through the v Ik 1 la nee conr.mittee in rase the law did not cover Une techni calities of the rase. tory residence. 1M3 North KellofC street; builder, same: S4K. A. AXT1.V Erect garage. 24 East Thirty -second street, between Pine and Asa; buiider. ump; S-iOQ. J. A. HUMBLE Erect Kara. 7912 Sixty-second avenue, between Seven ty-ni nth and feishtietb streets; builder, same; fU. I M. KUON Repair one-ntory d well In r. 1370 Harrison, between Forty-. jhih and r orty-mntnj hiwtnomt Sheet Metal Works. LNIVEKHAL TIRE FILLER One and two-story shop. 441-443 Hawthorns avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets; buiider. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. L. D. Mahone, Jr.. Buried. The funeral services of Luther D. Mahone, Jr.. son of L. D. Mahone. were held at the Central Methodist Episcopal nurcn yesterday at H A. 31. rr. W T. Kerr officiated. Interment was at Castle Rock. Wash. In a published statement yesterday, it was not made clear that the funeral was that of the son. TOO LATE TO ( LAaMfr Y. FOR 8ALE 7 -room hsiise, modern fixtures. iois. i run crers. snruuoery. xiowers. aut room. barn, chickvn park. Price 3uh s..ov down, balance monthly with interest, or lil sell ln ft. front. 120 ft. deep, un aouse. xor hhj. m take ches noun as I trs: payment. tUlO &Sth ave. . fc. fnone Tabor 7:117. KuK pALK or rent, one acre, food, modern nuuse. curtains, linoleum, etc. : rood soil fruit tres. tarries, etc. ; chicken-houses and yards, jOtXi. on very essy terms, or wiil Usse r.r one year. 4303 Tttth st. a. E., nar Klrlsnd. Mt. Scott car. Phone Tabor .;.'. bunisy and rvrnlnga after tf o clock oi.itr nours. Alain fun. bPKOlAL day and night classes for men and women In all branches of the auto business. Visit our school and get our secial offer for the bummer month: Hemphill Trade Schools. 7u7 Hawthorne iv. at tost 2ih. CHAXCK of a lifetime Mechanical engineer wants someone to nelp exploit inventions. xj martiet waning. otne money quired. Write for interview. AH 210. i renian. PoH tiA l.E My equity In one acre of beaver- iam near utl orove; all la cultivation: -room tent-bouse, good well, fruit trees. chicken yard, creek. Call Kast 3.7. Sua- oay on i . Kult SALK Nearly completed -ro:n house at Hap.ewooa station, on lregn Electric. Two iota, fruit and berries. Phone East 24-. J-Hiv'Al niodrrn tunxlovr. fireplace, fur-n-e, hardwood fiwors; price .i4o, fliMK) casu. t s4hj to Dtind nous. irving Ion. Rel-i or HTrjms. Al.iin ."17. HM K TKEATilKNTS, scientific masoags. hdrotherapy. physical culture. Gel we. I Keep well. .oart A. iirown, Hyglenlst. WAMfcU loum man of good appearance and some Mies abl.ltjr rr nrru.atlon worn, &,mry a week. Call between 4 and 5 Monday. tli Oregon Ian bldg. Nt Tli'f-on account of the shortage of mechanics the Hemphill Trade (schools w lil keep open during the Summer months INDUCTEES ARE HIED LOCAL BOARDS FREPAREl LISTS OF REGISTRANTS FOR SERVICE. lad act log and Eatralaaaeat; f QmCss to Take Flaee W Ithla f We-Dar FeHod Starllac Matf L While the official time lor entrap ment of resrlstrants to be tent to Fort 3dcIowetl. California, under special In duction call .No. 1d. has tst been an nounced, local hoards art compiling ajid giving; out the names of elifcTtbles as early as they find it ps.ible to do so. Induction and entrainrsent of these ciuotas must take place witg.in the five- day period starting; May 1 Tentative li.-ts of men subject to the call In local divisions No. H and 7 have been so definitely verifini that an nouncement yesterday wat considered - expedient. In one or two Instance the ellc;lb!es have not been located and alternates may be called Into requisi tion. Thee boards and Nlo. S and 9, while fftvin&r out the named of probable inductee?, are generally withholdtnfc the sending of formal indfctlon forms for two or three days. Except fur the possible shifts sus; jreated. the men to be forwarded under the latest special call by Isoards and 7 follow: Loral board No. Gus .Fisher, Pal ace Hotel: Fred Grlnclci. 87 Kast Ash street; John WaticB. Itl Kast Thirty-second street; Ulen O. McMlllen. i Orand avenue; Jess L. "Howard. IK? Kast t:xth street; James Jannuil. 1S3 East Sixth street; Frank 1. Mounlford. ait Lake. I'tah; John T. Prennen, 410 j Holliday avenue. Alternates Jese 11. Thomas, 117 Klchtrent h treet North: James A. IaVicrs, MiM Ankeny street: I "a vie Vlrjacirh. Bjx 2014, Sta tion A: Anton Itergsv ik 4117 East Twenty-fourth street N'orfh. Local board No. 7 enjamln P. tnke. Kant 4lxty-e ond street; 4'arlton Orvtl Button. C3 Kast Slxty- htrd street North; Earl KeKoy Jenks. Hubbard bi.lM;ng. talent ir.; Fred I C. V. Knetlinir. lt9 EarliJijrton Apart rnnt. Seattle; Norman 'lxmt Cirr, 439 East Fourteenth street North: Alva Everett rmstrong. 3 M S-n Kafael street. Alternates Jame heely. 413 East Tenth street North; Jam" N. Hegbardt. 33i K5i S.xth tret North. Ii.L. py cash for second-hand electric trter. coil, magnetos or storage bat trrtca. Hrmphill Trade ck:hooa. Tu Haw thorne iv. at -Mth st. Ckl.INI'KK and platen presaea. type and supplies, new or used; get our prices, frintrs and Publishers Exchange, w Second st. VVA.rKI At once, girl or woman for light housework ; mure for companion; good wje-s. Call Wood!awn 64lH. j..'H lA.DY j-room bunga!ow, 10 mln utrs out; gas. electricity. tKiih. and &c tare. :hk- rorbet: bUlrn. AJ'0 iHO(iM bungalow, modern, clos restricted dtstricu Might exchange. forheti b:ig. In. &o0 Hl .i man. 4 years L sitton us watchman, take bolter or pumps 8. Navy, wants po Willing and can AJ i'oi, Oregon Un. N. IKVIXUTuX. w.Bt of Sblh. near Knott. nice building lot Mxl74. Will take cash or liberty bomis. AH Oregontan. VA.Tfc-U A partner to Join ludy In manu- f.trture of toiiet articles; iH',i profits. AJ '.'."V Oreirtnlan. A CLEARANCE OF BAND INSTRUMENTS AT GRAVES MUPIC STORJi. THE OLD EST HOUSE IN OREGON. Finest Conn B-flat tenor saxaphone; gold, complete with case, actual value new. $lbo. now one-third off, or net $1-0. easy terms Conn E-flat alto: silver, actually worth new now only lork silde trombone, complete with case. Just like new; cost SOU. 50, now only X37.SO. KUlj BOW $21.2$. Hand-made bass drum, regu Imported B-flat baritone, cost new 335. ' Conn valve trombone, silver. Just like new, original price $74.90, now oniy S45. Conn B-f:at four-valve baritone, brass. Shopworn only, cost new $75, now only $50. Conn B-flat and A. silver cornet, late model, with case, cost new $65, now only $a.Voo. Bu esc her B-flat and A comet, sli ver, like new, cost originally $70, now only $:i5. Conn Mellophone In E-flat, D, F and C, with fancy case, silver, like new; cost new $4.50. now only $S0. Buffett E-fiat alto saxaphone with sole icaxner case, cost new now only 3.. Mellophone. brass, complete with case, actually worth $t'.(, now only $35. Brand new B-fiat Conn tenor saxaphone, silver, wltb plush-lined case, sells at $130 cash, now only $00. Clearance of many other slightly used and shopworn band instruments at as tonishing low prices (less than cost). Sale prices are cash, but will arrange weekly or monthly payments when desired. Free lesson a Special Four used cornets. Imported makes, $5, $3, $6.u0. $9.50. Fine for be ginners Hale starts Monday afternoon. Order by mall if you can t call at once. The old, reliable Graves Music Store. 2S5 Morrison t., also 151 4th, near corner Morrison. IF YOU have $1500 cash and want to buy wan interest in the best paying business pertaining to automobiles in the North west, answer this ad immediately. It will psy you $125 monthly salary and $150 to $L'5o over In dividends each month. Jou buy little over actual Invoice. Call Multnomah Hotel. Broadway 4ui0, room today. Rates for Classified Advertisements In The Oregonian Dally and Bnnrt.r - Per line. lie One time Two conMatlTe time. .... Thiwe eoncaure time. 30e Six or iievrn consecutive time. 66e Tbe following- ciM.lfic.tlon. excepted, the rate on which I. 7c per line per dmjs Kitution Wanted Male. Situation. Wanted Female. For Bent Room, Private Famine.. Board and Room. Private Families. UouiiekeepInK Room. Private Famllle. No ad taken for len. than 1 lined. Cotwt .Is words to the line. Advertisement, (except "Penon al. ' "will be taken over tbe telepbon. if the advertiser Is a suiMcriber to either pbone. N'o prle. will b. qooted over the phone, but statement will be rendered the falloivinc day. Advertise ments are taken for The Dally Ore jronian nntll X P. M.: for The 8 on day Oreg-onlan until P. Al. Saturday. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HOLM AN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507. A 1511. Lady Assistant. WOODMEN. ATTENTION! 2000 cords of wood, standing fir and oak. short run to Portland, near rail road and boat, old house and barn, fine spring water. 2 acres strnwberries. 3 acres ready for plow; total 3H, acres. Trade or cash for my equity. $ltXM; s:;0oo bal. can run Indefinitely. B :io. Oreg-ontan. FOR SALE or will take small house and joi as iirst payment on my close-in sub urban place. West Side: 1-room modern bouse, rarage and barn, fruit and all kinds of berries, city water, light, gas and phone: 15 minutes ride frum postoffice. Paved ruad. i-cent carfare. T Oregonian. i-RiM ill NO A LOW WANTED. Hardwood floor preferred and not too far out, with car service. Will pay part rash and improved, clear, Portland. Well located lot or assume morttraa-e up to $l..o.j. Call Uroadway aU or address 344 Burn side. Port hind. Or. WANTED Some one to finance me with $.mi or tutt s;ood security and quick re turn Will take one in as pnrtner. Or pay blc Interest for money. Would prefer a lady. Answer and five phone number. AH --'. Oregonian. UA wanted for all Summer work on ranch. Oenernl farm work and teaming. Can be permanent If suited. Comfortable furnished bouse and conveniences; $. t good man. Married man preferred. s3un rise Orchards, il osier. Or. MEETING NOTICES. B. P. E. ELKS. No. 142 Mem bers are requested to meet at the chapel of J. P. Flnley Co. this (Sunday) afternoon. 2 o clock to conduct the fun eral services of our late Brother Robert E. Morell. Visit inff brothers Invited to attend. By order of the E. R- M. R. BPAULDIXO. Secretary. IMPERIAL LODGE. NO. 159. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication Sundsy. 1:30 o'clock, April 21. for purpose of attend- in funeral obiequles of Brother itoDert ti. Morreu. &non serv ice at J. P. Flnley's parlors by B. P. O Elks, concluding services at Portland Crematorium by Imperial Lodge. Full attendance of mem bers requested. W. P. ANDRUS, Sec, GUL REAZEE GROTTO. No. 55 Stated session tomorrow (Monday) evenina, a o ciock. Masonic Temple, West Park and vamhiii streets. Band concert. BusiutH of importance. Members requestea to be present. V 1st tine prophets cordially invited. By order of Monarch. H. E. FULTON, Secretary. PORTLAND TENT. No. 1, THE MAC CABEES, will rive a card party ana an Thursday evening, April o. ai i riwu. 4( Alder street. All are welcome. There will be rood prlxes In croceriea. Oood union muaic A splendid time for all who attend. Admission 20c. COMMITTEE. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors. Wash St., bet. 20th & 21st. West Sid. Main 2VU1. 1-ady Assistant. A 7S30. A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and classified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCORDION PLEATING. J. P. PINLET ft SON. Progressive Funeral Directors, Private Drive Women Attendants. MONTGOMERY. AT FIFTH. Main 9. A 1339. WILSON & ROSST.'drrtVnl'1' East E4. C 3169. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors, 12th and Morrison ats. Main Ul&l. A 2235. DUNNING ft McENTEE, funeral directors, Broadway and Pine street. Pnone Broadway HO, A 4538. Lady attendant. F. S. DUNNING. INC. THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKER 414 East Alder St. East 52. B 2525. H?.STITCHING. PLEATING. ALL LAT STYLES. EASTERN NOVELTY CO.. Si. F.IFTH ST- BETWEEN OAK. AND QJAitn. sis, BROADWAY 2000. K. STEPHAN. himalllrhln. ..Ilnnlr,. cordion side pleat, buttons covered; mail "-- r-iiiocK nioclt. tfroaaway luvs. AGATfiCUTTERS AND MFcTjEWELERS; AtATES cut and polished; Jewelry and ""c" repalrlne. Miller's. 34Si, Wash. at. ASSAYERS AND ANA1SSTS. M9N,'?ANA ASSAY OFFICE," 142 Second "al. silver and platinum bought. Al TOMOB1I.E TIRES. BREEZE & SNOOK WILSON & WILSONUSinc MR, AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service, ivis is. uilsan. Tabor 4313. P. L. LERCH. East 11th and Clay streeta. Lady attendant. East 781. B 1388. A. R. ZELLER C0.fa-c'J5S EKE WES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady assistant. CEMETEKIaCa, EXCLUSIVE NoB HILL APARTMENT KITE. Corner, fin view, only unrestricted quarters in locality: snap If taken once: o nera leaving city. Marshall 6010. K 149. Oreiconlan. lH KENT One of the best modern homes In ladd I Addition, block from Ha thnrne; 11 rooms. 2 sleeplnr porches. ras;e. large ground, to leae fur term of years, furnished or unfurnished; n?ier ence. K 14d. Oregonian. LADY compelled to support 2 children, ajre i J and 14 years, would rent room with home comfort In modern flat to unim- rumbered lone BTentleniau; references. Ad dres t?tfrllnff. AH -17. Oretronlnn. WANTED. Mt one, eideriy lady to do house work in small family. Mrs. E. li. Peit. u Honda st., cl-y. Ki'U KENT Furnished or unfurnished bun liinw, strlcily modern, fireplace, furnace, luwn. Tabor MM4. VV ANTED Poaltion by chef, many years experifiic. b-t referencvs, S4U week. 1 1.".. Orjtnnlan JAPANESE bvy would like to have a n Hon to work In evenings only. K resonlan. A SNA P If taken today; 5-room bun Ka low for 9iVt cash. rU 44th St.. cor. dd av Wmxl.tot k. Main tHH for particulars. 'illilEE rooms, furnished for housekeeping: all outside rooms. -2 A loin a. oou.iw WANTED A key-maklnje marhlne. Uraham prrferrrd. Cll or write Uvrveyi Repair i-nop. r.. Annenr n. Fl'R KAI.E Modern 6-room bungalow. Hose City Park, by owner. A bargain. "WANTED Mai In cafeteria. A 'Her. to work in siore and bus B. A A. Store, luth and KOK SAI-E Timber. Ml .arres. Is miles southwest of Roseburg. Douglas County, IT. Ti. K. 77!4. W I LI. puri hkte i-room bungalow $2'2) or untler. . now and 92 Jan. .. Un rra. ahnt hav- yon' AJ "ft2. Ore"Tian WANTED Ktrs. -f'.uia woman cook to go to i Mf.m!j.. f-are paid Must nave gooa rrTm- ml 4 hasc tn st. . 'uk KENT Motlrrn liuuif. best West t"ld ilitriit, Z ttrrpmc- nd 2 baths; from June 1. M-ln ;..-. Ultmi.E.Ai'.ED or :dcr;y lady for house keeper. 1't.one. atter 1 f. M.. tiiwoa WILL pv each for seer hl.i Trad- schools. st 2nti st. nd-hand earn. Hemp T Hawthorne avenue l'lt u&tMt lots: J'Mt fach. cash. blk. (rum ttrpot. at t Jonm r. C. ! 'I.DKNHK Kit. AHINCTOV BLDO, lUlti HAHl.EV. fully equipped, electric; 1W1.1 Eeisir. rrxular: both machinos In good aha pe. A nn. u bo r2 !.. DISl'NT on vlctroias. Edisns. Colum bus, rssh or terms. 1 orejonUn. 111H KURD roudMer. all kind of extras 1.V terms. Ak for Hdwy 1 ..T? OI KL fr senera hruwork . no washing; o M.fr. ! Mtln :i45. in to 1"J. E' ' NI -H AN I cars on sy terms Hemp htil TrH- ?thtr.. Phone Esjtt hrtrtS. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Vssresifr Marrtec IHreea, B. ftrv UN!N Koberr. 11. Parnam. T7. f f.M-tl-n.i. anj Mrs. L-sa M. lianoa. ST of P.rt:n.l. Hi -l.r: . WON K fWrnlr 1 R t. 2i. of - Vorei i;rve. or.. d4 MUOr sd W. Monk. 1. of ''fv ir. Ml NK'S- Al.KER Rstp p W. Man on. TV of p.rtl -n!. n l Mr s Delia Alma W tke. Z I. nf fc'rt!n'l ttl HT PKKKI Marry Wurta. 1. ef inmur. UwIl, ana ura J. berry. 2 of "iKlirKNa rK!X-MrVAXf!! 1cnr, T Ttrn.'ee.fstrin. l, tf PortiaaL ana hUtelia a- MvMannu. IV of Portland. Marrtac LArew m -a. ltrOKER - WIM.iroRP Aln E Vfooh-r. 4 P'.aton H.'ll. and Pertte Wn irrd. -a. East s't.y second strevl l' KM I TZ T . f P P A R n AM 1 1 u rw ! i . 3. !Lt'e. aad Chariot te L4pard. itensoa ll-te; HKTOfR.irRMNrtrrr.'IrOV Theodore Tttfirxf r'lnc -. 3' H . . i t ret. sad Cora lTMirti. lT S-rrrnt trtL AMKKjKS-KVw EK 7 m Andersen. 31. 44!l fenty-f'urtr. rr t l-out h. And lni N Knnwer lv fcl tto s-i s:re?. TIVET-UHl NEK Mdnt'f K Tlvry. Ctt. Kuitfit. and Kti-rya J. CUo'i. "-. New itu -!n 11. .te". I'HU.1.II'?PARXK9-! rnr M PhlCIpa. ?X i-'-l evoad tirttu and uiasel M. liarncs. 2. i(i..daie. Or. MIAI'klV. HAT7 Jr fhapk!n. ZX Vtrst street, and ad.e tSLgtx. i. Third tree. ButMias Pet tnHa. R If 05 KIN Ereet fit vtorr reMnce. Po.k street. Wn' raft: and Syra cuse. H. V. Kr.-c-r. bu' .fcr. .uou. J. r K NK W ATS N--i:epalr on-lory tone bul dtes. esse Kirst . U-twren 0k nd tn e;reets. Me. tori, k Co.. buiider; W. A. LA S." Kreet e-story residence. 4T1 iuaititr. betwettn East -venth and Eaai N litis street. . E. K J . bul'.Urr. KA C. KKCI.RR R. air one. story res idence. H'isdsy av- t e. between First and incident rpfu: b'll ler. same: $'X M H-ri. K E N N E N Reps I one-s: ory resi dence. 1 E4t frtitcen; street North, be tween Aiasworth and Jai f tl. builder, same; Ti M. H BAtTES Erect n-story residence. 1 1 Vizard street, betwten Atnsworth and. Hot man. I Chv buffer. gJvu. J H BUAITHWAIT ! Erect one . tore shark. Central stre-t. bet teen Peaeenden and Cst'in. but-der. Mm; II I t. l. P. THi'VVtX AN I J. X. DOl.PM Repair Isaterj dork, il k street. Wi:ism-tt-4'olumni Rter ' lowing Company, buMdee; fllKt J. li. JJvMiAN Repair aa e-and -one. half WANTED A r:uml'rmtid and bathroom ct- f.p rort:.Tn.l Hotl. Cst! room 2 W ANTED u:omod'e mechanic helper. til t nion ve. . MAXWKl.L touring - if. newly painted, er-i,Vd. Et Sd and Oregon. U AN r ED Chasraperxuaid. r, I., Ftre; st HZ. James Hotel, position In drug store . AJ Orecnnian. 1'olt K K NT ft-room bungalow. tr Hawthorne. 2iO 3d SU. V.'t.E for a. ! equipped. nnl)tion. ant ;:h st. K i M. board. a: ld.l av .trpmc rorch. f East r ;.;i. geni'emen. K -K RENT J h..u-a r.vm Phone Hr.-!w m oi e rn. y I V and 7 SEl.EtT HurknaS and Er,y Rose ed po- tit- f.r sale, cheap. Phone B KIRSTVl.ASS laun lirM weriis work, 30 cen'S The hour Phone E. ' FEDERAL ton-truck for sal. aivr. Call Wdln. NEAT se.iinetress wishee ihtldren'S lSin sewtng at home. Ktf VEKT desirable houee. silt Johnon St.; r w-wn rhl term. Inr;ul?-e on rremises. t.HKKIKNVKI shirt fintvlter witnted. Op-rr- Houm I jtitn-lry. ?4i Everett. FiK SALE Ont M-ln V.'. I. l'JIi Dodge touring. Call VV A N T y. D 4 .owl reliable woman or girt for r'nrrnl hoiieewcrk. Call Tnbor ltt4. EXPERIENCED lady preaaer wanted, should understand pressing men s clothes. handle Hoffman Press. Steady work, good salary. Opera-House Laundry, 141 Kvereil. WANTED To rent 11 or 1 J-room residence on outskirts of city; furnished and two baths; state location and terms. Adjutant Spruce Production Division, tilgnal Corps, eon bldg. WANTED Room and board In C. 8. family pre f et red. w here young urn n can have companionship of man. AB -13, Ore- gnnlnn. OVER 3 lots. .Vxl0O each, close In on Port land Heights, fine view, beautiful home- sites; reasonable terms. AB .la, Orego nlon. FO R R ENT 1 In r ge. f ron t bed roo m. con nected with kitchen for housekeeping. In new bungalow In Rose City. Tabor 5Goi. before 11 A. M. FoK SALE By owner. A-room bungalow, with garage, lot lxixl00, fruit trees, ber ries, good neighborhood, building restric tions. AH l!l.i. Oregonian. WILL trade lot. &OxlH. on E;mt oSth st li block south of Sandy road; purchase price $ 1 -iK fur good automobile. AB 214, t r-goniHn. WANTED I will pay cash for a modern home In good district; give full descrip tion in first letter. Address D 222, Oregonian. GOITRE, enlarged glands, people cure them selves saiely ; many years personal ex perience. Ask It. Strachan. R. o. Hills bo ro. Or. WANTED From 1mh to r.OOO cords of wood In the stump, near Portland, good roads. Write or coll A. Kossberg, 601 E. Ankeny or phone E. 41M.'. H. C. L. CLUB, FRATERNAL BROTHER HOOD Starts a series of five games of 000 Friday. April 2 M. W. Hall, Eleventh and Bumslde, Ham and other grocery prises. Capital prlxe at finish. Cards b:3Q sharp. Admission 14 cents PORTLAND FT All HOMESTEAD. NO. 42. ntuiTMr'.kUiHin F AMERICAN YEOMEN Meeta every Thursday night In the new Moose Temple, corner rounn anu v..t.H -.im yktta HAlNf.3. corre spondent, AUaky bldg. Phone Main 636ft. GROCERIES FOR PRIZES Wednesday night, April '24. Anchor Council, No. 746, St and L. or will give card party and dance. Foresters 1 all, 12U Fourth street. Admission 15 cents. Everybody welcome U member or not, n tz. A "a.00" 5th. corner Oak.! Tuesday night and Saturday afternoon; ham .nwirv nrizea: Monday afternoon and Saturday nicht. merchandise; 2:15 and b;oQ sharp. All welcome. Admission -5c MARGUERITE CAMP wilt rive the last of a series of card parties Tuesday evening I '.id I at, IKai DIUB M.a. v. Grocery prixea. Admission 15c. Mm.TVAMAH CIRCLE. 744. N. OP "VV., will hold their nomination 01 aeiegaiea 10 the district convention f noay eeuin5l April ORAil ALLEN, Clerk. EMBLEM Jewelry buttons, charms, pins. dsw dsslgna Jaeger Bros-. 1S1-S th sL FR1EDLANDER b lor locSs mblama, clan pin- and medals 10 Waahtngton at. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETERY Lowest Prices- Best Servic Mo expense after interment. Prices lower than other cems teries w. O. ASH, vulcanizing and retreading. Send us your re pair work. We guarantee sat isfaction. We will sell you new tires and take your old ones. We carry used tires. No. 10 North Broadway. BARBER SUPPLIES. OREGON BARBER SUPPLY CO. We buy and sell all kinds barber supplies. 250 2d. CARPET CLEANING. NORTHWEST RUG CO., established 1903. Fluff rugs and rag rug's women, all sizes. East 8th and Taylor. East S5bu, B 1280. CANCEK. L. M. JONES, M. D. CANCER TREATED. 312 Morgan bldg, Marshall 6143. CELLULOID BUTTONS. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 38 Washington. Broadway 434, .A. 1254. CHIROPODISTS AND ARCH SPECIALISTS. WILLIAM, Es telle and Florelle DeVeny, the only scientific chiropodists and arch spe cialists In the city. Parlors 302 Gerlinger bldg., southwest corner Second and Alder. Phone Main 1301. IKON FOUNDRIES. PHOENIX IRON WORKS. Engineers, founders, machinists, boiler makers, boiler and blacksmith shop. Of fice and works, iiawiHorue ave. and East Third st JAPAN FLORIST. nl3 Fourth St. Near Public Mkt. All kinds of bedding and perennial plants, Japonica and fruit plants, Japanese tubs. Bargain prices. V ery cheap wholesale. Vegetable plants for outdoor growth Tomato, 10U, boc; lirtHi, 8.00. Caboage, luO, 75c; low. 7.00. PIANO and orchestra music for dances, pa triotic affairs. Marshall 2387. Mrs, Brown. MUSICAL. LET a 3-piece orchestra and entertainers furnish your music Any number of pieces furnished on short notice. Call Bdwy. 3152. OREGON Conservatory (school) of Music, za xioor Hussen oiug. (over tne non j. Entrance 165 4th at., cor, of Morrison. PIANO and orchestra music for dances. patriotic affairs. Marshall 2387. Mrs. Brown. PARKER School of Popular Music. Terms, 5 to 2V lessons. 401-2 t; tiers bldg. EMIL THIELHORN. violin teacher, pupil Sevcik. 207 Flledner bldg. Bdwy. 1629. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MORE? A SAVING from 30 to 50 per cent. Properly fitted giases as low aa ST. 50. 4000 satisfied customers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chaa. W. Good man, optometrist, 209 Morrison. Main 2124. PAINTER, ETC. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. FLORISTS. CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 28T Morrison at. Main or a. i&O. Fine flowers and floral aesis-na No branch stores. MARTIN 4k FORBES CO.. Florists. 354 Washington. Main 269, A 1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 283 Washington st,, bat. 4th and 0th. Main 01OZ, A 116L MAX M. SMITH, Main 7215, A 2121. bldg., 6th and Alder sts. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 345 Alder. Flowers and deslgna Phone Marshall fiitex No- care , . . DIED. T.IVV Tn thla ritT. Aoiil 20. Mrs, -tta Link, ared 00 ytara 4 monins mother of Mrs. S- Millis. Roy Butts. Iiasth. mnA Paul Unk. all Of tht cl!V. The funeral serlces will be held at the conservatory chapel of K. S. Dunning. Inc., 414 E. Alder street, ai l :u r. m. to morrow (Monday), April 22. Friends In vited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. BUCK In this city. April 20, Minerva Buck, aged M years. ueioveu mumer o m. W Scott Thomson, of this city, and imndmother of Mrs. B. W. Redick and Harvey Thomson, of North Dakota. tico of funeral later. Remains In of Miller A. Tracey. WARD 160O East Sixteenth street. April 20. Allle Warn, agea oo yrr. o -u- Remains at the residence parlor of W alter C. Kenworthy. 15o2-34 East Thirteenth street. Sell wood. JONES In this city. April 19. li. Jonn Evan Jones, agea o years; dviuwu -band of Catherine Jonea Remains for warded by the Holman Undertaking Co, to Albion. Wash., for Interment- SHORNO In this city. April 20. 1918. Lewis C. Hhorno. agea jo years, suhiuiuui Creorge Wright Post. G. A. R. : also a Mason. Oddfellow and A. O. U. W. Notice of funeral later by Miller & Tracey FUNERAL NOTICES. ONE Underwood and one Oliver tyiewritei for sale or trade for filing cases or dli-to phone. Both In good condition. Edlefen Fuel Co. Phone IJdwy. TO. 9-ROOM flat for rent, furniture for sale, letween Columbia and Jefferson on Park st. Tel. Marshntl hi 2. WANTED Oak. ash. maple lumber: wtl contract output of mil's. Henry D. Davis Lbr. Co.. Portland. MEN and women solicitors make $40 week in our new saving system; an men pros WANTED Companion for young plan tha can drive car. C . preferred. AC 1M. Oregonlnn. ASSISTANT washer wanted to handle tumbler ana also to help sorting. Opera- House laundry, :il Everett. WANTED An engineer for a 40i0-ca parity sawmill out of town. Call Couch bldg. WANTED sii wmlll bldg. A fireman for a 40iM,-capocit out of town. Call 6u2 Couch J ACRES of land and lot to trade for house equity or a lot; Laureihurst pre' Trrea. v regonisn. H l'SEK EEPKKS I can make you an usual offer. Telephone Tabor 124 or In person after 2 o'clock. 341 East 11th st. GO D Everett 4 Wfth.) property to trade for Portland or Willamette Valley prop erty. K ... orrcnnian. IX rooms and bath. nnd Cook ave $IH Kaif 4144. corner Rodney a. v-4 per month. Pbone 'p I-room flat, sleeping porch, distance: adults, furnished, private bath choice location, walking is. to-l,l. GOOD man wants any kind of work, office cleaning or e.evator operator. Tabor 34u Hunday. AND 6-KOOM fiat, slerplng-porch. centra: MVit tiii, efrgantly furnish! ; $4", and H.-.: adul'a. Marshall r.VI!. Ms In 464 OR SALE A modern 5-room bungalow. on Improved street, tart .rotn st,, near Hawthorne ave. Phone Kant i..l. WANTED The brt modrrn, 5 -room bun galow up to J3it. 9int ciiftx. S.0 per montn win nuy. k h. (tregontan. 5-iHA IR barbershop. 3 baths. rent $ 10 month; nets owner sho week: sacr.Ilce. Inquire nth st.. near stark. OK TRADE Beautiful home In Redlanris. Cal.. for good acreage or city property. I .v t-rffonian. NEED money. 1 ill! Uiount 2d mrgt. J 174. Oregonian. DKEaSMAKINiS and children's sewinc. $: r-rr dv; reference given. Wdln. K207. FOR SALE 2 acres of logged-off land With Improvements, 2s miles of Portland $-'." pVr acre. Call Tabor 24!2. Kl Hi HKD HELCIAN doe and young for 'e. t-axl t .n n si. F1HNISHEI- rom for rent, frtend Tel. Marshall 124. Apt. 3, Rose- CHI I.DR EN to bord In my home; mother's tertnl care. East '- F'K SAI.E- SellWOod 1 stationary washbowls. Phone KOK REN r on bl - room furnished house. Phone ellwood 1-7... W KNTEI SmMlt second'hand rash register, tn good condition. AB (vl, Oregon tan. WANTFD A furniture packer. F. 8. Hurnion 4k fo, lth and Johnson. W A VTED Twin SIM. baby buggy. Phono E. WANTED An experienced second maid, with reference : sood wnree. Broad. ti74X i ACRES, Sim tv $lrt per rr: J.W. cash. Vltn-e to suit. Owner. WooHI. 246. FURNISH KO hou-keening fm. 2'2i Jeffron. eplng- GKiK'EKY erk to drive a Ford de;tery nr. App'r Portland Heights Grocery. 1914 MITi HE1.U real bargain ff taken be for noon. Phono East 5072. FOR SALE mtlee from Tabor 2412. S2 acres losrired-off land. 30 Portland: per acre. Call b-HOOM houee. furnished, fireplace, corner East 3d and vt asco, liouaday Addition. Phone Kat 421U. WANT reliable man as orderly private hos pital. Phone Broadway 12rt. TYPEWRITER, piano and graphanola for rnt. Brway. ...... EXPERIENCED ironer wanted for Row Hand Laundry. 64 Wiish. st. WANTED First-claa pantsmakers. Nor mand Bros.. N. W. Bank bids;. FOR SALE Main 7-o. -1017 Grant six; big bargain. NIE. modern. 5-room apartment K-rrigan. East 11M. WANTED Auto machanics. Bwdy. 2wi. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 264-266 4th St.. opposite City Hall Mala Fhllis fCeu Sona for memorials. LITZENBERG In this city, April 19, Glenn t i. r qkail. Clinton street. aged 31 years 2 months; beloved husband of Lida Lltaenberg. son of Mary A. Litaen berg. brother of Amy U Litzenberg. of Portland; Earl, of Volantlne. Tex.; Roy of Los Angeles, and Don Lltzenberg, or San Kranclaco. Friends Invited to at tend funeral services, which will be held at the Elks' Temple at 2 P. M. Wednes rfv Aoril 24. Interment Mount Scott park Cemetery. Remains are at Hoi man's funeral parlors. uriTurM tF!i Anril 19. at the residence. rix ivVhaii Ntreet. Herman Heltkemper, ared 73 years ; beloved husband of M rs. Barbara Heltkemper and father or jonn, irnn T.M.nhine Heitkemoer and Mrs. J. A. Albrlch. Funeral will take place from the above residence tomorrow Mon davi. Aorll 22. at 8:45 A. M.; thence to kl Uwrenre Church, corner Third and Sherman stroets. where mass will bo of fere.1 at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. In terxnent Mount Calvary Cemetery. PETRICUVIOH April 1. at the residence. 475 ortnrup sireei. ma,na rnrnu.iui, nved 21 rears: beloved wife of Marion t-.tt-iettvirh a.nd dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Mat hew Belletich. Funeral will take place from Dunning McEntee's chapel tomorrow Monday). April 22, at A. M., thence to St. Patrick's Church, where rnmmm will be offered at 9:80 A. M, Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. L1ND April IS, at the family residence. niMJ Simpson St.. r. nun xv. iiuu, ru 54 vea.s. beiovea wne 01 a urea iina, mnthsr of Selma and Jennie Llnd. sis ter of Johannes and Euoch Lundblad, all of this city. Funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow t Monday). April 2A ai v t from Pearson's undertaking par lors Russell St. at Union ave. Friends invited. Interment family plot. Green wood Cemetery. M A RTIN At 1774 Esst Oth street, April 19. John William MP.rtin. agea .-t years, o months, 13 days. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Monday). April 22, at 10 o'clock A. M. from St, Agatha's Catho lic Church, corner of E. 1.1th and Millers ave Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited. The remains are at the residence tufieral parlors of Walter C Kenworthy. 1532-4 E. 13th st. CROSSMILLER The funeral services of Louis Grosaminer. agea years, oeiovea husband of Mrs. Pauline Grossmiller. brother of Mrs, G. Mankerts and Charles Croasmlller. will bo held from A. R. Zeller Company parlors, today sunaayr, April 1 at 11 A. M. Friends are invited, tie mains will be taken to Beaver Creek. Or., for Interment. DEAN In this city. April 20. at her late reMence. 4 71 M ornion st.. i larissa A, Dean aged 57 years, wife of W. A. Dean and mother of Lee and Ray Dean, of this citv. and Don Dean, of U. S. Marine serv ice. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Flnley A Son. Mont go m ery at 3th. WORCESTER The funeral services of the late Samuel Worcester, or ti Kearney st-. beloved husband of Mrs. Jane Worcester, will be conducted today (Sunday), April 21, at S P- M.. from the funeral parlors of the Chambers- Ken wormy company, 1111 Kerby st.. at Emerson, opposite Jef ferson High School. Friends Invited. YOU NO April 18 at the residence, 104 North Broadway, rtose loung, agea years; beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Young; Tee, Funeral serlces will be held at Dunning at McEntee's chapel Tuesday, April 23. at 1 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Riverview Cemetery. JENNINGS In this city. April 20. Joseph Jennings, agea 2-t years, late oi 300 oth t. The remains will be forwarded this (Sunday) evening by J. P. Flnley V Son. to Madras. Oregon, where services will be held and Interment made. HAAS The funeral services of the late Emma c. Haas win oe neia at the fam ily residence. 93S Borthwlck St.. today (Sunday) at 2 o'clock P. M. Friends in vited. J. P. Finley 4b Son, directors. In terment at Los Angeles, California. MORRELL Tha funeral services of the lute Robert E. Morrell will be held today (Sunday) at 2 o'clock P. M.. at the resi dence establishment of J. P. Flnley ft Son. Montgomery st oth. Friends Invited. In- cineratioa at Uie Portland Crematorium. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office, Room 153 Courthouse, 6th St. Entrance. Phono from 8 to 6, Main 378. Home Phone A xaz. aigm cau alter oiiico nours, atoms.. rieport ail cases ox cruelty 10 tne aoove a a aeaa Electric lethal chamber for small ani mals. Horse ambulance tor sick and disabled animals at a momeat's notice. Anyone desir ing a dog or other pet communicate wltb ua Call for all lost or strayed stock, as wa look atter ail impounding, in era is no mora cii pound. Just Oregon Humane aoclstv. REAL ESTATE. ESTABLISHED 1S0S On Tuesday Next w have received for this sale up .uhi nhnn nnntlv mflhoranv furniture. niff-a etv from a recently furnished home, and will sell the same at auction AT THE BAKER AfCTIOX HOUSE, MASONIC TEMPLE BlILDlXi, comprising a magnificent solid mahog any dining-room suite in r reuuu uc- slgn. as ioiiows; o, - nn:ii - iup uuxub table, set of chairs with tapestry seats, including arm chair, buffet and serving table. This suite was purchased in New York City, cost 1500, and was never used. There Is notning more eiaooraie the city or .fortiana. Axminsier rilnln..rnnm rusr. 9x12: white and gold dinner ware, several mahogany candle sticks, large pier glass mirror, andirons, olrt blue ware, bric-a-brac. NEARLY NEW I'PRKiHT rIAnU siuuu, overstuffed davenport in -blue veiour, mahogany arm rockers, oil paintings, library table and rockers In oak. full nine brass bed. Vernls Martin and en amel beds, mahogany and oak dressers. best steel springs and mattresses, pn tnwR nnd beddina. a-as range, alum inum utensils and, many other useful int. Also from another Dome we snail sen dining-room table and chairs, buffet. bedroom furniture, steel range, etc., and sanitary roll-top desk and chair. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE. We desire to call your especial at tention to the lovely mahogany dining- room suite in this sale. The other goods mentioned are wen wormy oi your at tention. All tne lurniture. rugs, eic, are now on display. AtCTION ON TIE8DAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. On Thursday Next we shall have another useful lot of household goods to offer you. SALE AT lO A. M. THURSDAV NEXT. WE BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR CASH. OUR PHONE NUMBER IS MAIN 3332. Auction of Unclaimed Baggage on Wednesday, May 1, Next, at 1U A. M. at the Ash -Street Dock We shall sell to satisfy the liens and charges for the U.-w. re & in. to, trunks, boxes, valises, suitcases, etc., etc, which liens ana charges nave neither been satisfied nor paid by the owners within the time prescribed by law. ay order OREGON - WASHINGTON RAILROAD dL MAY. CO BV X H. REGAL, Gesiernl Basrsrase Ageat W. C BAKER ft W. U. DEAN, Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers. Masonic Temple Building;, Yamhill sad W est farlt streets. SICK PEOPLE: Dr. McMahon. Portland. 100 per cent chiropractic specialist. That's why I never have to employ drug's, oper ations, vibrators, violet rays, electricity, heat, light and other joss-house stunts. I remove the cause of disease quickly, sure ly and less expensively. Tickets. 31 ad justments. $16; seven, $5. Call, phone or write. Dally convincing doubting Thomases. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO., 610 N. W. bldg.. Mar. 5 SI' 2. 100 letters multigraphed. SI. BO. COLLECTION AGENCIES. NETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1790. No collections, no charge; established 1900. DANCING. DANCING taught by professional Instruc tors at DeHoney'a oeautirul academy, ,id and Washington. All dances taught and guaranteed In S lessons. Ladles $4; gen tlemen $5. New classes start Monday, Tuesday and Thursday eves, this week; the only school teaching lessons private and 'J hours long, 8 to 11; plenty of prac tice free. You will not become embar rasied. We teach the gentlemen to lead and ladies to follow all steps. You can never learn dancing by employing cheap. Inferior teachers to pull you over the floor in so-called private lessons. Some of my pupils have taken more than 50 lessons In such schools, yet could not dance. You must have practice and learn to lead. We positively guarantee to teach you to dance in one term or allow you to attend our school free until you are sure you can dance. Others do not guarantee to teach you, because they are not first-class in siructors and desire to keep you in their school as long as you will spend money. Attend a first-class school, where the teachers can dance and teach dancing. Normal instructions for dancing teachers. Private lessons all hours. bpecial low rates. Call day or eve. Learn from pro fessional dancers. Phone Main 7&6. See my ad. page 4, section 3. G. W. RILEY. Painter and Decorator. Sellwood 3170. PATENTS. PATENTS that protect and pay, advice and books free ; highest references, best re sults, promptness assured; send sketch or modtl for search. Watson E. Coleman Da tent lawyer. H24 F St.. Washington, D. C R. G. WRIGHT 22 years experience. U. S. and foreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg. PHYSICLYNS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, 905 Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, female disorders, skin trou bles, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, throat, goitre, scalp, high blood pressure. DR. FLORA A. BROWN, goitre and diseases of women. 700 E. Burnside, cor. 2oth st. PLUMBING SUPPLIES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices. Stark-Davis Co., 212 3d. Main 797. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbeln, Mgr. Printing and linotyping. 109 Vs front St., corner Stark. Main or A 1418. THE IVY PRESS. 382 Stark st. Broadway 403. A 4088. n m 1ITI II 0 F. w. BALTES rnillllllUlst and Oak sts. Main 165, & -COMPANY. A 1105 REAL ESTATE DEALERS. THE BECKETT-HEATH SCHOOL Dan cing taught in all its branches; private, day or eve. classes, Tues. and Fri., 8-10, assembly after. 'dSQhk Wash. Main 3205. MRS. FL12CK-S ACADEMY Social and stage dancing, private Instruction; classes Moil. Thurs.. 8 to 10. 109 2d st., bet. Wash, and Stark. Main 2100. CARL R. JONES. 404 Wilcox bldg. SANITARIUM. NISBETH'S SANITARIUM. Nervous, chronic and rheumatic cases. Most modern equipment in the Northwest. Electric light, steam, bake oven and shower baths and packs; all forms of modern electric curative appliances, pro phylactic gymnastics and massage. Caloric system of diet. Patients outsiae may re ceive treatment daily. No surgery. Milk cure treatment. Dr. and Mrs. Nisbeth In charge of all treatments. 616 Love joy st , bet. 19th and 20tlu Broadway 1006. MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, 85Ji oth; 10 private lessons S5. 11 A. M. to p. M. Phone Broadway 2327. draftsman!- E. B. BIRKENBEUEL, 603 Oregonian bldg. Main C60. Res., bell wood 3U1. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Dr. F. F. Casseday. specialist; glasses fitted. 709 E. Bumslde, cor. 20th. H 133, j. 4734. FLUFF RUGS AND RAG RUGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrains, Brussels. Smyrna, Axminster rag rugs, all sizes; mail order prompt; booklet. 9x12 rugs, steam or dry cleaned. 1.25. ARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. WESTERN FLIFF RUG CO.. 54-SS Union Ave. N. East 6016. B 1475. STORAGE AXU TRANSFER. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST- Household goods specialists: storage, packing, ship ping and moving, horse and auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STOKAGE CO., 2d and Pine sts. Broadway 596, A 1996; OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Glisan at, corner 13th. Telephone Broadway 181 or A 1169. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates in the city. MADISON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSE. Oft flee 189 Madison. General merchandlm and forwarding agents. Phone Main 769 L CUT freight rates to all points on househol, goods. Manning Warehouse & TransfeS Co., 9th and Hoyt. Broadway 70S; PACKING. MOVING. STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO., 105 Park St. Main 5195. A 11)51. WOOD. FLUFF RUG AXD RAG RUG FACTORY. NORTHWEST RUG CO.. established 1903. Fluff rugs and rag rugs woven, all sizes. East 8th and Taylor. East 3580, B 1280. 4-FOOT slabwood and blockwood. partly dry. National Fuel Co., East 2041. GREEN AND DRY SLABWOOD, block wood. Panama Vuel Co.. East 72, B 28b9. DRY. heavywood :o East 20tlf and Taylor, West Side. $5. Broadway 668. WOOD AND COAL. HEAVY dry wood. East Side. S. 20th, $5; West Side, to. Phone Broadway 668. WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS Al'TO AND BUGGY TOPS. PAINTS, OILS AND CLASS. OREGON. AUTO TOP Co. 14th and Couch. DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 9th and Oak GRAIN' MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade bldg. DRY GOODS NOTION'S. niilVCl C01CI Pfl Stockroom and office UlnNLLOrlLL OUl 47 North 5th street. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOUSER HAT CO.. 83-55 Front st. HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS.. 191 Front at. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis its. RASMUSSEN & CO.. 2d and JTaylor. PI PE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-86 Front st. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. II. L. KLINE. 84-86 Front st. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EV ERDING & FARRELL, 140 Front st. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup. sashT"doors and glass. W. P. FULLER & CO., 12th and Davis sts. WALL PAPER. MILLER Wall Paper & Pt. Co.. 172 1st St. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 230 2d St. NEW TODAY. BUSINESS CORNER CAH TRANSFER POI.YT, $75,000 Fair Income: can be Increased. Will take trade up to izv.uou; balance cash and mortgage. Ritter, Lowe & Co. 203-5-7 Board of Trade. UNION AVE. SNAP 100x100. with trackage, total price (j7rn Terms; near Hawthorne avenue. $31 3U This is a great buy; some In come. I 0 Onfl 46x100. two houses. Sixth 1 1 WjwUVJstreet. three blocks to Fort land Hotel. Terms. FRANK L MctillBE, ABINGTON' BLDG, MORTGAGE LOANS ON BUSINESS AND RESIDENC8 PROPEBTV, HOBEtt'lSUM SWING. S07-B1 Morthwcatera Baak Bide MORTGAGE LOANS ON FARM AND RESIDE It CM PROPERTY. NO COMMISSIOia. Wm. MacMaster Tel CORBETT BLDG. PORTLAND, OR. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 ' AUCTION SALES AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 169-171 SECOND STREET, . Near Yamhill. REGULAR SALESDAYS MONDAY, WEDNES DAY AND FRIDAY EACH DAY AT 10 A. M. ALWAYS A CiOOD ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM-PRICED SECOND - HAND FURNITURE NEW TODAY. AT IF m n AUCTIONS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO ATTEND OUR SALES. WE SELL AT PRIVATE SALE VOWI ARE LOOKING KOK IBK BEST, COME IN AT YOUR . CON VENIENCE. WE SELL PIANOS. ORGANS. FI RNI- TI RE, lAKrEIS, AND GAS RANGES, RE ERIGERATORSl ALSO OFFICE FURNISHINGS STORE FIXTURES EQUIPMENTS GROCERY DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION. Soecial Prices on All Goods Offered for Sale J. T. WILSON. PROPRIETOR. We Pay Cash for lrsed Furniture, Etc. Call nam lozo. IRVINGTON HOME I WANT A BON'AFIDE BUYER, NO AGENTS. Eighteenth Street, Near Tillamook Street Am moving to Astoria and .will accept any reasonable offer for my home of six rooms with sleeping porch, new garage, all hardwood floors; strictly modern. Full lot, with all improve ments paid. I might consider a trade. CALL AT SOS Y'EON BUILDING FOR TERMS. Modern Flat Cheap 100x100; Four Apartments; Two Blocks From Broadway and Union Avenue; Fine Location. Price $8500 Mont Be Sold on Account of Mortgage. Ritter, Lowe & Co. 203-5-7 Board of Trade. Owner Will Sacrifice STRICTLY MODERN Five - Room Bungalow 450 E. 53d street, two blocks from Haw-thorne-ave. car; hardwood floors, fur nace, fireplace, run lot, paved streets, restricted district. Call today, Sunday, after 10 o'clock. No agents. Price $2700' fiome terme. After Sunday rnone jnain aura. Highly Improved Ten Acres Near Beaverton Modern bungalow, large chicken-raising establishment: water tower and gas ene-lne. This is a real place. Land all in cultivation. High-grade orchard. RITTER. LOWE & CO, 203-5-7 Board of Trade. T"OT? Mnrtcao T.nnnn AAA Oree-nn Tn. F v..tmenf A Morta-aze Co.. Stock Ex-' change Bldg., Third and Yamhill Streets v Warehouse Property One-half block onHR. trackage, good building, suitable for machinery and implement business, close in, very low price. Full particulars at Ritter, Lowe & Co. , 203-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg;.