The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, June 30, 1918, SECTION TWO, Page 5, Image 25

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TIIE SUNDAY OltEGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JUNE 30, 1918.
HIGH WATER HURTS
Motorboat Club Changes Plans
for Fourth Cruise.
MAGOON'S PARK PLACE SET
Paradise Point, on Lewis River, Xot
to Be Visited This Year Owing
to AVater ConditionsGames
and Contests Planned.
The Fourth of July cruise of the
Portland Motor Boat Club, scheduled
for .Paradise Point, on the Lewis River,
has been postponed on account of high
water conditions. As there is little
likelihood of the river dropping enough
before the Fourth to make this place
available, the cruising commit'ce aas
decided to hold the festivities at
Magoon's Park, Just below Oregon
City.
" Many of the members . will go up
on Wednesday afternoon and evening
and spend the night, the others leaving
on the morning of the Fourth.
There is a dancing pavilion at the
park and Ice cream and ref resnments
aloo are served, making it an ideal
place to spend the day. The entertain
ment committee plans to hold games
and contests in the afternoon., the
commodore furnishing the prizes out of
the galley of the good chip Artisan.
For those members or their friends
who cannot go up with the fleet, notice
Is given that the launch Dix will be
running all day and they need not mis&
the good time by not being able to get
there.
Captain Ray Neirberger is to be the
admiral of a eurf board-riding contest,
with as many fair riders on the boards
as can be reached. Captain Parham,
with the Neverin; Captain Ross, with
the Mima Boss; Captain Boone, of the
Disturber, and the runabout Spear III
will furnish the motive power, with the
cruiser Peggy II detailed to run around
and kick up a swell to make the art
more difficult. Admirers of classy
bathing suits are urged to attend.
NAVY SEEKS OPPONENTS
LACK OF STRONG OPPOSITION
FACES AXXAPOLIS ELEVEN',
Financial Difficulties) May prove In
surmountable! West I'oint Game
Probably Off.
ANNAPOLIS. Md., June 29. (Spe
cial.) The matter of proper opponents
for the Naval Academy football team
is being- given a great deal of consld
eration. by the members of the naval
cuniinscni. xne solution depends en
tirely upon financial considerations.
Strong teams can be brought to An
napolis if a sufficient guarantee is of
fered. If It is not. they say frankly
they will not come. Under present
conditions the Naval Academy cannot
offer large guarantees, so that means
of procuring more money for the pur
pose are being considered.
The matter is of particular moment
ar tnts time, because there is no rea
eon to believe that the game against
the West Point team vill be played
Text season, and, further,' many nava
people believe that they will have the
sltongest team in the country next
season it tney can only have a . suf
ficient incentive in the right kind of
opposition. West Virginia Wesleyan
-is, at present the only team on the
schedule that looks as If it will be
able to give the midshipmen a hard
game. No games have been obtained
lor the last two Saturdays in Novem
per. The last is being kept with the
dope tnat somenow tho Army game
can be played, and the management
still is hoping that one of the big
teams may fill the other date for the
final local games, though there are no
prospects now.
The revenue suggestions have been
ttues In number: A direct appropria
tion for the purpose by Congress; per
mission to play In one or more games
a year where gate receipts may be
charged, and an admission charge on
the home grounds. Congress now
makes an appropriation for the equip
ment of tho teams, and it is thought
that it might be willing to provide a
sum for guarantees when it is demon
strated that games' of the right kind
cannot be played otherwise.'
Two definite suggestions have been
made in the way of games away from
home with gate receipts. One of these
ia that a portion of the money re
ceived for admission to the Army-Navy
rame be turned over to the two teams.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
MILLER-NUSS Alexander Miller. 20, 930
Karby street, and Martha Sum; lb, 32i
Mason street.
NEl'BAU.ER-BOSELLINI John N e u
bauer. 41, Jefferson street, and Mary
Koselllnl, 33, same address.
FULLER-BELL Samuel Fuller, 25, 853
First street, and Laura Bell, 17, same ad
dress. FBECERICKSEN-riKKELSTEIN Csrl
A. Fredericksen, ot. Trinity Place apart
ments, and Blanche C. Flnkelstaln, 20, 170
Vista street.
TUCKER-HYDE John W. Tucker, legal.
Prairie City, Or., and Jennie B. Hyde, legal.
87 North Fifteenth street.
DOTY-JAM.V Richard C. Doty. 23, 1022
Vernon avenue, and Carrie K. Janin, legal,
same address.
STEIM1ETZ-GATES Joseph Stelnmetz,
S., 629 Larabee street, and Catherine C.
Gates, legal, B20 Broadway Drive.
ROWLAND-WOODS Albert W. Rowland,
22, 1010 Kelly street, and Mrytls E. Woods.
legtU. same address
SCHUMACHER-NEIL!, Alfred Schu
macher. 20. JOiS Corbett street, and Hazel
Nelll, 2?, same address.
T1LTO.V-FOWLER Charles F. Tllton. 44.
v Ashland Or., and Lulu E. Fowler, legal, 44
x.m.1 i ni i Ly-imi in eireei.
KATHBL'.N-HOifKOHD Emmett Rathbun,
2J. lra East Fifty-fifth street, and Cora
H. 11 osforci, 23. 54 East Sixty-second street.
bUHU'i 1-BB.N( ILISBB.N A. Otto SChOtt.
88. 475 Jefferson street, and Bertha Senft-
leoen, legal, same auaress.
DEAN-HASKELL Iva A. Dean. 4S. Rid
die. Or., and Flora Haskell, 47. 20U East
Aweniy-.rat street.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
TINGLlY-BURTON James C. Tinglsy,
26, of Purtland, Or., and Edna F. Burton,
iil, of Portland.
SOKE N SON -BROOKE Clauds Rorenson
34, of Seattle. Wash., and Mn. (Gertrude
Brooke. 34, of Portland.
LOUTT1T-CRAWFORD Charles H. Lout
tit. 31, of Portland, and Miss Marian E.
Crawford, 27, of Portland.
Mc DOLL-FISHER William P. MeDolI, 20.
of Ooldendale, Wash., and Eva il. Fisher,
IS, of Portland.
ROGERS-BELMONT Oscar C. Rogers,
28, of Cornelius. Or., and Miss Vivian Bel
mont, 21. of Camas. Wash.
CLAKK-WELLKK Davine Clark, 78, of
Portland, and Mrs. Elizabeth Weller, 70, of
Los Angeles. Cal.
CRL'MBLEY-HEARD Clarence F Crum
bley. legal, of Portland, and Miss Edith F.
Heard. leRJil, of Portland.
HAM1LTOS-SOCKETT C. E. Hamilton.
66, of Pasadena, Cal., and H. Josls Sockett
45, of Pasadena. Cal.
LAYMAN" -CUNNINGHAM Lawrence Em
ery Lavman, 11, of Boring, Or., and Miss
Nellie H. Cunningham. 2i, of Portland.
GRAHAM-WILLS Ernest L. Graham 22.
of Portland, and Miss Lsna B. Wills. 13. of
Portland.
WELI.S-BASSEY Emory H. Wells. 45. Of
rprtland. and Mrs. Mary R. Bassey, 3S, of
Portland.
CLARK-MARTIN Frank W. Clark, legal,
ef Portland, nd Anna P. Martin, legal, of
Portland.
Births.
ASHLEY To Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Ashley,
IKS Hals"y. June 23. a daughter.
LE MOM To Mr. and Mrs. R- L. Le Mon,
Hi East Forty-seventh, June 20, a da UK liter.
SIMCOX To Mr. and Mm. William A.
Bimcox. 071 East Twenty-sixth, June IT. a
daughter.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Charles
Miller. 44 Magnolia. June 18. a son.
PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Ludvlg
Peterson, Bend. Or.. June 25. a daughter.
ANORlt'H To Mr. and Mrs. Chriss And-;
rich. B02 Sumner. June 18. a daughter. .
BLliHM To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Blubra, 4608 Fifty-first street. June SO. a
son. - ,
REMLINGER To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I,.
Rumllnger. 1125 East Thirty-first. June. IS.'
a daughter.
MCLAUGHLIN To Mr. and Mrs. Chat
ham E. McLaughlin, 847 Cleveland aveaue.'
June '1Z. a son.
LARSON To Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larson.
527 Skidmore, June 20, a daughter.
PEARSON To Mr. and Mrs. HJalmer
Pearson. llcro Kellogg.' June 23. a daughter.
BRADBURY To Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Bradbury, 8 East Twenty-eighth. June 27.
a son.
"VVHITF To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. White.
Capitol HIM. June 24. a son.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller.
244 Vi Killlngsworth avenue. June 16. a son.
Building Permits.
E. V. NEWTON Repair residence, 267
Eleventh street, between Jefferson and
Main; T. C. Relchle. builder; 30O.
A. N. STANTON Erect residence. 4200
Fifty-sixth avenue Southeast, between Forty-second
and Forty-third; builder, same;
12.-.U.
MARTHA R. DeVENET Repair resi
dence, ISO East-Eightieth street North, be
tween Gltsan and Hoyt; $10.
J. CAN By MORGAN Erect garage. 403
Myrtle, between Fourteenth and Lounsdale;
builder, same; $tHK
EQL'ISE WEGMAN Erect residence. SOS
East, Eighth -street North, between Thomson
and Brasee; builder, same; $UOOO.
L. C. FONES Repair residence. 419 Hart-
man, between Gilbert and Smith avenues;
builder, sums 1400.
ana. H. A. VAN rlORNE Renalr resi
dence, 1053 Alberta, between Thirty-fifth
and Margurlte; H. A. Tawney, builder; S10O.
w. i. EV EHKTI Repair residence. 61
East John street, between Chlcaao and
Charleston; builder, .sams; fl50.
n. vj.liw x.reci garage, sad eAinerta
between Ninth and Tenth; Stokes 3c. Zellor
Co.. builders;
H. J. WARE Ereot garage. 1T1S East
Nineteenth street, corner Sherett; builder,
same; 995.
JOHN MOTJDT Erect residence. 1651
Bandy boulevard, between Sixty-third and
Sixty-fourth: builder, same; S2000.
HENRY FAILING ESTATE Repair of
fice building. 120 Third, between Washing
ton and Alder; F. Hulles. builder: S10OO.
PETER KLAUSS Erect garage. 876 East
Thirteenth street, between Beech and Free-
mont; builder, same; 160.
DAILY METEOROLOCICAL REPORT.
PORTLAXD. June 2. Maximum temDer-
ature, SI degrees; minimum temperature, u'i
degrees. Kiver reading. 8 A. M., 1H.0 feet:
change In last 24 hours. 0.1 foot rise. Total
ralnlall (5 P. M. to S P. M ), none: total
rainfall since September 1 1917 38.01 Inches:
normal rainfall since September 1, 4:1.00
inches; deficiency of rainfall since Sep
tember 1 1017. 5.89 Inches. Sunrise. 5:1M
A. M.: sunset. 9:00 P. M. ; total sunshine. 12
hours 54 minutes; possible sunshine. 15 hours
43 minutes. Moonrlse, 12 midnight; moon
set 11:40 A. M. Barometer (reduced sea
level), 5 P. M., 80.02 inches; relative humid
ity at noon, 57 per cent.
THE "WEATHER.
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tA. M. today. P. M. report of preceding day
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair; gentle west-
erlv winds. , ,
Oregon and Washington Fair; moderate
westerly winds.
Idaho Fair. .
FDW BP T. WFT.T.S Met-Tolnrlt.
TOO HTB TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE Bmall modern laundry, mak
ing good money, well equipped, good lo
cation, owner's health forcing sale. To
any one looking for a well-established,
good-paying business, this will bear the
closest Investigation. Call Sunday P. M.,
between "5 and o, room o, imperial no
tel. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house in gooa
condition on west siae. iesirauie hcisu
borhood. good car service, convenient lo
cation for any one connected with ship
yards: reasonable rent. Main 0308.
WANTED Loan of 2000, second mortgage.
or goooo first mortgage on quuncr uiwn,
improved. E. 10th, near Broadway; will
take liberty bonds and pay 7 per cent.
W 330. Oregonian.
.WINCHESTER 6HOTCUN.
ALMOST NEW.
18.
WRITE "AM 44S, ORKOONI AN.
WANTED Husky young man to learn auto-
.,!. lira nnainpia ir i ixi salary. Allien
can Tire tfe Rubber Co., Broadway and Oak
sts.
hpivtf.h wanted for Dermnnent position
good town near poriiana; inowieusc ui
machine desirable but not essential. Ad
dress AV 0!. Oregonian
irnR SALE One four-cylinder air com
pressor; 2 ten-horsepower marine engines;
one four-horsepower anchor hoist Bdwy.
880.
WANTED Experienced typist or stenogra
pher, one having some knowledge of of
fice work or bookkeeping preferred; state
salary required, w 331. oregonian.
STORE for sale, stock now being sold et
cost, fixtures for sale with lesse; call and
see us soon. This Is best proposition In
Vancouver. Allen Bros., 701 wash. St.
FfiR sai.u Gentle oony. weight about 900
lbs., gentle for women, either drive or
saddle. Elrod farm. Barkers road. Tabor
4451.
lost ut PeoDles Theater, purse contain
Ina money and railroad tickets. Reward.
Phone A 6358.
t.-n TtP.NT 3 eomDletelv furnished house
keeping rooms, on the main floor. 22 per
month. 731 Rodnay ave. Phone Bust 71. Y
vnrt SALE. 8S00. 6 rooms and sleeping-
porch; a real home in Irvlngton. 740 Mult-
noman st. mono uui.
WANTED A first-class city salesman by
wholesale produce houfe. apply in person.
The Savtnar Co., loo nont St.
EPMA Apartments, very desirable, new
apts.. furnished and unfurnished, all In
white enamel. 28th and E. Burnslde.
LOST in business section, a smsil purse
cortainlng small change and Itlooss pin.
K. 7512.
FOR SALE 20-inch power drill press, new.
at a liberal discount: one 20-H. P. and ono
70-H P. boiler. Phone East 4075.
FOR SALE Bungalow, modern, up to date.
snno. shoo cash, Dai. terms, bee it. iom c.
eth st. K.
PIANO lessons. 75c. expert for besinnrs.
Call Main 3901 between 13 M. and 2
P. M.
WANTED Girl to keep house for one while
family is at beach. . Call Main 3140 on
Monday.
20-KT. MOTORBOAT, canopy top, 3-H. P.
engine, first-class condition; tS5. W 332,
Oregonian.
ONE G, E. 12-inch oscillating fan, 418.
Phone Woodlawn 140.
BRAND new Bx8W view outfit, costing
over $100; a bargain. W 81!B. Oregonian.
IBVINOTOV barrsln. ractive. 7-room
home. Owner. East 2R8S. .
FOR SALE Canaries,
and young singers.
pairs, also females
66 N. 14th st.
YOUNG man wishes position driving Ford.
Call Tabor 4107 todsy.
DRP'-'SMAKIJiG, out.' by the day. Phone East
44RS, room 8.
FOR RENT Modern cottage ut Bay Ocean,
coi.-.pletely furnished. Ca'l Ml. 4S.
WANTED Ship adz.
.VJS. Oregonian.
mallet and slick, tv
FOR FILE Best qusllty 2d-hand bricks at
2SS Harrison St.. cheap.
TOO tATE TO CI,ASSrFT.
. CAMPERS. ATTENTION.
Good ramping at Columbia .Beach, "By
the Sea." Tentu furnished completely;
very reasonable, by week or season. Every
convenience and a very Rood place to
spend- your vacation. For particulars and,
reservations -lor tents call Columbia Bear.
Company, il: Lumbermen bid. Broad
way TWENTY years a specialty salesman; know
how to handle and place lines. Leave July,
3 for San Francisco, Los Angeles, return-
inp via Halt Lake. Ogden, Butte,- Spokane
'arid way points ; can handle another good
line. Phone Broadway 673 for interview..
FURNISHED FLAT. j
Modern 4 -room lower corner flat, well!
furnished, will be vacant July 8. open for
inspection by present occupant during
'week at 220 18th lU N. ; rent, $32. Call
Tabor 4871.
WIEPRBCHT In this city, July 29. Mrs
Elizabeth Wieprecht, ae 77 years, at her
late residence. 094 Corbett street. Mother
of Mrs, C. A. Rosin. Announcement- of
funeral later by the Ericson Undertaking
Company.
ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly competent In
every department. 10 years experience,
4 years' secretary work, stenographer,
cost accountant; open for permanent poi-
-tton. AN 3;tS. Oregonian.
FINE acre, situated in St. Johns, with two
small houftfcM near shipyard and school, on
easy terms, cash or liberty bonds on first
payment, balance to suit tenant. 727 Smith
ave. Columbia 844,
OWNER offers Smith & Wesson, police
requirement .T.8 pistol and holster, $20.
Call between 10 and 11, Monday, Room b2l.
Chamber of Commerce.
MIDDLE-AGED lady would like a position
as housekeeper in widower's home, good
cook; have furniture for 5 rooms. BC
z.iti, oregonlan.
BABY BUGGY, collapsible: sulky, refrig
erator, peanut warmer, ladles' low shoes,
two pairs, size 5 and 6: crepe kimono,
pink sweater. 4637 Both St. 8. E.
FURNISHED room in lovely apt., all mod
ern conveniences, ror two ladies, with or
without board; S mln. -sralk to P. O. Main
r1 5.
WANTED Young girl . as apprentice on
hemstitching machine, wages while learn
ing, steady work and a good chance for
advancement. V 384, Oregonian.
CANNON BEACH, opposite Post Office.
roomy cottage, adults only; month or
season. See R. W. McKeon, BJackstone
Hotel, Stark st.
SHADY trees, fresh air, easy walking dis
tance, small, medium, large bedroom: so.
$7. $12 monthly; housekeeping if desired.
433 East Harrison.
MODERN furnished house. Irvlngton: nine
rooms. f75 per month; with one room re
served 145. Call at 483 E. 28th N. Broad
way car.
10-ROOM house. 2V4 acres. 4Sth st. and 47th
ave. s. E. ; 80 fruit trees: fnooo. Will
take up to f2000 in exchange, $1000 cash.
Sell wood 1218.
WILL RENT our 7-room. - well furnished
home for 8 months to right party with
references. Call Mr. Wintermut, Monday
morning. Broadway 3878.
WANTED Man with light car to make trip
through country with me to write healtn
and accident Insurance. Aak for Mr.
Hoge, New Perkins Hotel.
WANTED Experienced - man to ' work in
grocery store; man 4. to o years pre
ferred. Apply In person, D. C. Burns Co.,
203 3d St.
5-ROOM furnished .house, no linen: for 4
months or longer. Call between 12 and 2.
85o Mississippi ave. cor. Monroe.
PLATE work plea by experienced man at
tne state ientai meeting ai tne rtortn
Pacific Dental College, Monday, 2 P. M.
"BING," "Royal Ann" and "Lambert" cher
ries for sale. L. P. Llndgren, 1449 Penin
sula ave.
WANTED To buy or lease 13x14 donkey
engine with cables; also 1000 feet of rails.
AF 400 Oregonian. -
FOR SALE or trade Lunch counter doing
good business; running night and -day.
Best reasons for selling. B 1493.
FOR SALE Finest Royal Anne cherries, 7
cents. 31 E. 63d St., 5 blocks S. of Vlon-
tavilla carline.
FOR SALE Furniture of two rooms, rooms
for rent. 3o04 Morrison sL,. room -04.
Phone Main 304. -
FOR SALE or will trade for aereatre. 320
acres of Eastern Oregon timber land- Sell-
wood 3440.
WANTED Experienced flatwork ' washer.
Monday morning. Portland Laundry c-o.
9th and Couch sts.
4-ROOM spartment, partly furnished. Cor
ner 15th and Alberta, upstairs. No. 1042
)4.
THOROUGHBRED Fox terrier puppies, 5
each; 7 weeks old. Phone Col. 401, 814
N. Kelly. St. Johns.
FOR " SALE by owner, seven-room house,
close in, on East Side; reasonable; no
agents,- AO ay. regoniart.
WANTED Competent nurse for 2small
children; ref. required. Apply 233 Cornell
road, or phone Main aoo.
2 FURNISHED rooms.-lights, water, gas, for
Janitor work In amall apt. -house; no chil
dren. 3MB Hall st.
MIDDLE-AGED woman for chamber work.
experience not necessary. Harrison Hote.
Front and Harrison sts.
ROSE CITY PARK bargain. 6-room bunga
low. furnace: S2750. East 2H38.
WANT a grammar teacher to give private
lexeona fj :;(, uregonian.
FOR SALE: 1914 Oadlllac In good condition.
A -V 834, Oregonian. "
HAIR dyed at home, reasonable.
by
rlenced lady. Main 387U.
LOST Hand-painted round belt pin
Phone
Broadway 723.
11)12 OAKLAND roadster, must sell at once.
a iv J. oregonian.
BELLBOY
wanted. Arlington Club 209
Park.
73 NICE amall cottage at Seaside.
ocran. for season. East 2409.
FOK SALE One Monarch range and other
household goods. Csll C 2. !..
WANTED Experienced wrlngermnn. Port
land Laundry o., 9th and couch sts.
AM GOING East and wish to sell my or
gen. pnone fc.. nn.m.
WC'MAN for .ianltress, cleaning work.
40S Lewis oiag.
EXPERIENCED woman wants day work.
40c an hour ana carfare. Broadway 5089,
FOR RENT Modern bungalow, garags
desired: Went Side. Main nil 4.
3-KOOM house for rent or sell: a bsrgaln.
Call Woodlawn 5419. after 9:30 A. M.
DIPH WASHER, short hours. no Sunday
work, good pay. call e-eiiwood gn8.
MAN for lanltor work. Call 408 Lewis bldg.
WOOL auto rugs. tlO. 842 E. 47th St. S,
MEETING NOTICES.
ATTENTION, MOOSE Co
lumbla Legion 170. Moose-
heart Legion of the "World
A ceremonial session will be
held In the new Moose Tern
pie. 4th at Taylor St.. on
Tuesday evening. July X com
menclng at e P. M.. when th
charter of Columbia will b
Closed.
All Moose are ellglbe to membership. Can-
oiaaies must nave tneir petitions in tn
Herder's offica by 7:30 P. M. Brine you
friend In now. Wear your fes. Visiting Le
glonalres cordially Invited. By order of
tne Aorta Moose. 1. F. JtNOWLTON.
Herder.
THE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF THE
SOUL. INC., will hold services today as
follows: 11 A. M., lecture and messages by
the pastor on the subject, "The Law of
Spiritual Unfoldment"; at 3 P. M., sym
posium; addresses by Mr. J. Medcalf, Mr.
Norres and Dr. Angus, followed with mes
sages by Mrs. M. Barber, Mrs. Lyons and
Professor Murray. At 5 P. M. there will be
circles in the church, conducted by the lo
cal mediums. At 8 P. M. Dr. R. Angus will
lecture on the subject "Where Is Hell?"
following with a seance. 203 ft Third su
EUREKA COUNCIL. KO.
204. K. AND L. OF S. At
home meeting Monday even
ing. July 1. East Side W. O.
W. Hall. East eth and Alder.
Programme and dancing after
council meeting. Members
and friends Invited.
THE ASSOCIATION OF THE FATHERS
OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS will meet
Monday night at 8 o'clock In th Forssters'
Hall. 120 Fourth street. At this meeting of-
l fleers for the ensuing six months will be
elected, and all members are urged to be
present. 8ANFIELD MACDONALD. Prea
BIG patriotic dance, given by the Port
land Star Homestead, No. 42. Brotherhood
of American Yeoman, at the new Moose
Temple, corner 4th and Taylor sts.. Thurs
day evening, July 4. Proceeds to be used
tn taWa care ot the boys st the front. Ad
mission '4Zv. Dancing at M:30. Union music
REA card party. W)0. 83 M Sth st.. every
Mon. and Fri.. 2:8" P. M. ; Tuts, and Sat.
eve.: two parties Saturday eve.. 8:30 and
lO::;0. Merchandise prlz-a. All welcome.
A dm., 2.'c. Tues. eve. and Frl. P. M., gro
cery prises.
OWING to next Thursday being the 4th of
.lulv. tne rortiana counsel oi jinignts ana
Ladles of Becurlty have postponed their
card party until rnuraaay. July AS.
H. C. L. CLUB Last of series Frldsy Bth.
M. W. A. Hsll, 11th and Burnslds. bpeclal
grocery prizes, capital prise.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins.
new designs Jaeger tiros., ajj-s out su
rRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems.
class pins and medals. 310 Washington st.
Kates for
Classified Advertisements
r: fat
The Oregonian -
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TerUn.
One time its
Tv consecutive timet ............. S,e
Three consecutive time. .. ........ sue
six or seven colisecuttte times. .... 6 be
t'lie fullowln,! classifications excepted,
the rate on whirh is 7c per line per da.
situations M anted Male. Siiuatieas
Wanted Female. For Kent ' Mooint
prl.sl Families Board mud Uums
t'riiate families, aieuseneeplna- Koma
i'rivate- families. No to taken - fer
iesa USD l:ntn. iCoODt six word, to tus
line. Advertisements (except "Firm,
ale") will us taken ovsr tuo telephone
U the advertiser la a subscriber t
dtber phone. Mo pries will be ciuoted
over tbs phone, but statement will be
rendered tbs following da. , Advertias
oteats are taken far Tbs Daily Ore
conlan until 8 f. a!.: tor Tbs Boadsor
Orcssnlan on til P. at aturday.
DIED.
OLSEM In this city, Oscar Olsen. Re
mains are at Dunning & McEntee'i await
ing trace of reliM Ives. Tacoras and Se
attle papers please copy. .
FINER AL NOTICES.
GILLSON In this city. June 28. at her late
residence. &J H Russell-St.. Minnie P. Gill
son, aged 3.r years, wife of Clarence R.
Gillson. mother of Ruby E. and Bertha A.
Glllsun. late of Oregon City, Or. Funeral
services will ba held tomorrow tMondayi.
July 1, at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the First
Baptist Church. 9th and Main sta.. Oregon
City. Or. Friends Invited - Interment at
Mountain View Cemetery. The remains
are at the residence establishment of J.
P. Flnley & lion. Montgomery at 5th.
WORTH At the residence. 6S35 43d ave. S.
E.. June 128, Lenna Worth, aged 52 years,
beloved wife of David Worth, mother of
Charlea F Henry W. Worth and Mrs.
Minnie Biltner, all of this city. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow ( Monday i,
July 1, at 1 P. M. from the chapel of
Miller ec Tracey. Interment Multnomah
Park Cemetery.
ALLEN At Seaside. Or.. June 38. 1018.
Alfred Allen, aged 57 years V mas. 6 days.
Friends invited to ttend the funeral serv
ices, which will be held at the family
residence. 258 18th St.. at 1 P. M. tomor
row tMonday). July 1. 1918. Interment
Rlvervlew Cemetery. Services at the grave
private.
FUNERAL services over remslns of Alfred
Allen will ba held at family residence.
25 13th street, at 1 P. M. tomorrow (Mon
day), July 1. Friends invited. Services at
grave will bo private.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HOIaMAN UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
established 1877.
Third and Salmon Streets.
Main s7. A 1611.
Lady Assistant,
Perfect Funeral Servlcs for Less.
Mii-XEK & TKAUEY
Independent Funerai Dlrecurv
eraeh. St., bet. 20tk it Hist. Wssi Fid
Main 2tlWL Lady Assistant. A flSA
J. P. FIN LET A SON.
Progressive io'unerai Directora
private unve V omen Attendants.
kuSi'IUOl-aal Af 1TAFTAL
Main 9. A 15a
WLLSON & ROSS il'T-isVJL"
East 04. c aitss.
llUNNl.Su 4t MclvNTEkl. funeral directors.
Broadway uu puia atreaM. Aruuua
4 u.- A. saaa. Aauy auino ihl
F. S. DUNNING. INC
THE GOLDEN UULbi UNDM.KTAKERS.
414 East Aider St. East ix. B ill-:.
BREEZE & SNOOK J,6Vb"V.
MR AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON fu
neral service. 1U73 E. Gllsarr. Taior 4la.
P. L. LERCH, East 11th and Clay streets.
Lady atts no ant. East 761. B 138a.
ERICSON Residence Undertaking Far.'ors.
lith and Morrison sta, Aiawy ioj. a iuu.
A. R. ZELLER CO. BJf
Wll.lams ave
loss, c loss
BKaWKK UNDBKTAK1NO COMPANY. Sd
and Clay. Main 415X A Ha-tL Lady aasutaac.
CEMETERIES.
BEAUTIFUL
fllOUNT SCOTT PARK
CEMETERY
Perpetual care assured with
every purchase.
No expense afterward. Price
lower. Courteous treatment to all
FLORISTS.
CLARKE BROS.. lorista. 237 Morrison St.
Main or A 1S05. fine flowers and flora
designs. Ne branch stores.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Florists. S54
Washington. Main 269. A 12A. Flowars
for all occasions artistically arranged.
TONdETH FLORAL CO., 1.H5 Washington
st. bet. 4th and Bth. Main B102. A llol
MONUMENT.
PORTLAND HAKB1.K WOKKS. 204-JOS 4ta
su. opposite City Hall. Mala . fOlu
liieu a Son for mvmorlala
fcTbSLACSIiNci GttMur
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Offlc. Room tan Coartboofte. 5th St.
Kntranc.
Phone from 8 to B, Main SIB, Home 1hone A
15-' 5. TStK.it call after office lioun. Alain X10.
Report ail ciaet of cruelty to the above ad
drera. Electric lethal chamber for email ani
mal. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desir
ing a dosT or other pet communicate with us.
Call for all lot or strayed stock, as we look
after all impounding1. There la no more city
pound, just Oregon Humane Hoclety.
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT
TWO-STORY BRICK
WAREHOUSE
40x90 FT.
ON PAVED STREET
WITH ALLEY
IN REAR
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
BARGAIN
Brick Warehouse
No. 9 and 11 S. First Street 3-story
and basement, 50x100, electric elevator.
opp. 1 Lang & Co.
W. H. Webb
YEON BUILDING. 51AIX -4913
BIG SACRIFICE
Half Block, With Trackage, on Fifteenth
ejtreeL
CHEAPEST WEST SIDPi WAREHOUSE
81Tb. 1SI TIIE CI TY. MUST
BH SOLD.
R. F. Bryan
509 CHAMBER OK COMMERCE,
CflD CAICExtra- fancy Elng-, Lambert
run OKLXand Koytl Ann Cherries.
Call Columbia 1139.
Phone your want arls to Th Orego
nian. Main 7070, A 6095.
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.
ACCOKUIO.N 1-l.ivA 1 LNO.
UEUS'IITCHINO, rLtATl.SJ, ALL LAT
EST fcTLVhia. KAblbKN NuVELT X
CO, S5 'y, FIFTH, h.A.l't.KN NOVliLlV
CO.. E.'ARK ST. BttOADWAY tDWl. .
K. AEPlAN. hsmstitcning. scalloping, ac
cordion side pleat, buttons covered, mall
orders. 21 Pillock block. Broadway lUtfM
AGATE Cl'TTEKS AND MFG. JtWELEKS.
JEWELRY ana watch repairing. Miller's
856 Wash St.. Majestic 'A healer blag.
ALFALFA MEAL, GROUND FEEDS. MAY
WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M bi7.
ASSAYEKS AND ANAL1ST.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFlCiv 142 fcscond
Gold, stiver and platinum bouanC
ATTORNEYS
MORRIS A.
courts. bu2
GOLDS A KIN, prattles la
Northwestein Ban bldg.
REYNOLDS MONEH-BACK. 1'uNlC Bar
bars exclusive; sold on ecu p. O. Box '.
OREGON BARBER bL'1'Pi.Y CO. Me buy
and seil ail kinua barber supplies. to0 u.
O. K. BARBER SUPPLY HOUSiv Ws S..I
all kinds cl baruer supplies, ail IS. id. su
BEAUTY SPECIALIST.
SUPERFLUOUS AAA I It deslroel lorever Bl
Multiple Needle Method. ao4 auretlanq bldg-
CARPET CLEANING.
NOKTHWEof HtU CO.. eslaOlisned lvol.
Fluff rugs and rsg rugs woven, a. I sises.
East 8tu ana Tsyior. iiias. toBU. B 1AU.
CANCER.
L. M. JONES. M. LI. CANCER TREATED.
Blt Moigan biog. Maisnau Ql4d.
CtLLtLOlD BUTTONS.
THE lKWIN-HultoON COMPANY,
S87 Washington. AAroaaway 4J4. A 154.
CHIKOPODIsTS AND AKCH brEtULISTH.
W11JJAU, Estelle aud Florello DeVeny. the
only scientfio chuopodists and area
ctailsls In the city. i'ax.ora 02 cierllager
bidg.. southwest cornsr bscosu ana Aiaer.
Phone Main AJUL
DR GARTNElt, Chiropodist. Ilunions,
specialty, only place in city loot arches
maue to order. .li Aiuer. .Main lUbl.
DR. B. LOUISE COX. aseptic chiroooOHL.
successor to Dr. Owen. office Jouruai
Uarber Shop. Phone Main 71'iS.
CHIROPRACTIC PHV8ICIAN.
DR. McMAHON, Macleay bidg.. loo clUra-
pracuc World's best. Adjustments uisdi
asy Obstinate cases 50c rata.
CIRCULAR LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. 010 N. W. bldg. Mar.
ObJ. loo letters muitigraphed. IL&a
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
NETH CO.. Worcaester bU'g. Main i;ws.
ISo colloctlons. no cnarga; establisUed ltfou.
DANCING.
MRS FLECK'S ACADEM i Social and
stag dancing, private instruction; claasrs
lug., rl.. o io to. low iia au. oet. Wash,
and Stark. Main 2100.
Learn to dance Summer classes, private
lessons, mngier s Acta., AStn. orr w asn.,
leading school; 10 lessons s. Buwy. dooo.
MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, lead
ing school, bos ritth; o private lessoua
so. 11 A. 31. to w r. 31. Asroaaway 2327.
DOti AND CAT HOSPITAL
DR. G. L HUTHUAN, veterinarian, hosnl
tal -lift E. 7 th st. East 1647, B ISsZ
Dogs and horses clipped.
EYE. EAR. NObb AND THROAT.
Dr. F. F. Caaseday. speclailat; glasses fitted.
too E. urr.iae. cor. 2utn. n iaa. E 4734.
FLl'FI RIG AND RAG RUG lAtTORV.
NORTHWEST RUG CO.. established 1B0J.
Fluff rugs and rag rugs woven, all sixea
East 81 n and Taylor. t-ast gaou. a 12SO.
IHON rOO'DKlES.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
Engineers, founders, machinists, boller
vnakera. boiler aud blacksmith shon. Of
fice and works. AAawtnome avs. aud East
Third st.
VHOLESALERS AND
auto Torn.
DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 8th and Oak.
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Hoard of Trade Bldg.
DRV GOODS NOTIONS
LDlNrCELSPlELCO.4.
Stockroom and office
North 6th street
HATS AND CAPS.
THANHOUSER HAT CO.. 63-S5 Front Bt,
HIDES. WOOL. CASCARA PARK
KAHN HHPS.. lBtt Front Bt.
PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS.
P. FUI.LKR aV CO. 12th and Davis S
' EW TODAY.
Rental
Estimates
We have unequaled
facilities for furnishing
estimates on all rental
properties.
Wakefield, Fries & Co.
85 Fourth Street
FOR RENT
25,000 Feet Storage
Trackage
CENTER OF SH1PPISO DISTRICT.
I.arKe. Llsrht Office.
Steam Heated Sprinkled Buildlna;.
Ixot Insurance.
Clay S. Morse, Inc.
42S Flanders Street.
BARGAIN HOME
EAST FORTY-NINTH AND TAYLOR
STS. OVER QUARTER. BLOCK.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE
FINE LARGE TREES AND SHRUBS
FIREPLACES AND FURNACE.
SEE
I. G. Davidson
81 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
To Close an Estate
Ten-Room Modern West Side Residence,
Sob Hill District, terser
too x lOO
$12,500
J. C. Corbin Co.
a0S-T Lewis Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
OH BUSINESS AND RKSLDU.NCB
PROPERTY.
ROBERTSON A EWING.
307-B) Northwestern Bank Blda
JNO. B. COFFEY
alORTtsAOE LOANS.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
S01 WILCOX ASLUIA.
Mala 702. A. S70X
tm 1 1 I .-. -
m ill! RT1T1
ILllK KltiS Al HAU HIU3.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
lncriLln. tsrusia. fcmyrn. A at minster rag
rutfa. all ax.a. mit order prompt, oooklau
WxlU rusa, m. cam or dry cleaned. $1.6.
CAitl-fcl ULhAMfiG, REfilllNli, tTC,
WEhTLItN ILttF RIG CO..
54-50 L'niun Avs. N. Essl. teoltf B 1475.
TEllUiK OF MLftlC.
MRS- E L. 11ACO.V, mandolin, steel guitar,
banjo. uiAuAa. SOa aicax&ut biog. Maia
61sa
MUSIC.
OKEGcN Coiiberv Atory tschool) of Music
2d floor Russell uiug. lover the "Lion").
Entrance ia 4th St.. cor, of Morrison.
EM1L TH1ELHORN,
violin teacher. P'
upU
bevel a.
207 Fliedner blug. lid wy. 1.
Ol-TOMLTIilsTS AND OPTICIANS.
. ULAbsLS AT A SAVING.
-7v 1 solicit your patronage on the
KJ bas.s ot cap.Oit service. Thou
' m . sauus ot SatiSllud pations. A trial
will cuDvince. Clias. w. lAooumaa. opio
nietrtst. 2uw Morrison.
f AAENTa.
(ATEMS that protect and pay. advice aad
books free. hlgLest reterencea, best re
suits, promptness assured, seaa sketch or
model for search. Watson E. coisinaa,
Dsieat lawyr. tt F au. V astslr.gton. U. C.
K. C WRIGHT 22 years' experience U.
and roreign yatanta eAJl jicnum bldg.
I'HVsIClANS.
DR. R. A. PU1LLIPS. W05 Broadway bldg.
Rheumatism, leuxale aiaoruera. akla trou
b.s. stoniacli. iiver. kiuneya. boweia
throat, goitre, scalp, high biooo. prgasare.
PLLMOING Ml'PLIEK
I'LL M LING bUfi-Utd at wQolesais prloea,
btara-Davis Co., 212 Tntrd. Main 77.
PRINTING
IvEYSTONE PHElu J. E, Gantenbeln. Mgr.
Printing and linotyping. tot s'ront au.
wr. biArs. Main or A 141a.
ULlMlllui.- F. W. RALTEd tm
COMPANT.
I lllit I lilU 1st
and oak ata. Main liX Alltts
REAL EsTAlE D LA LEU 4.
CiTlL R. JONES. 404 Wllcog bldg.
BttOND-ilAND CLOflilNG.
2D-HAJHD
clothing. Wa pay hlsttst prtcaa
Lor ni; n inu iaiv cioiniog.
tiooa. tc W a buy iurmtura ana tvery
lMin of value Main 4?7jV .6 flrat atraaL
g ECO N 1-HA.NU 8TOR Etj.
MAIN Htcyclea tKmsbt. aold and ax-
bPUKAliE.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
C. M. OLSEN TRANSFER CO.. US PINE
gl'OKAbE AM) TRANSFER.
OREGON TKAMSFEK CO.. 474 Gllsan St.,
corner lotli. leiepnona sruuwij iea. or
X lld9. We own and operate two largs
class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks
Lowest insurance rates in the city.
llAWSON-oT. DOCK WAREHOUSE. Of
lice lew Madison. Gsneral merchandise
and torwarcing agents. Phone Main mat.
PACKING. MOVING. STORAGES.
SECURITY STOKAGt; & TRANSFACR CO,
105 1-ark BL Main ulti. A 103L
b'lUKAbt AriU IHANtH
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
42 FLANDKa STREKT.
bWEnl.SII MASSAGE.
C. J. liassclstrom. Swedish masseur.
lck, gymnast. Cure rheumatism, luuibago
and siomacn trouble, til. Uekum bidg
Xl.iin :7o.
WOOD.
ORDERS taken tor Bummer delivery, flrat
class pole oak woou- Broadway 2a3.
" WOOII AND COAL.
SHORT GREEN SLABWOOD
Mnltnomab Fuel Co. M K.VIO. A 2118.
uVV, dry wood. sV and $J.iO per load
delivered, stove length. Phone Droadway
lMAIN UFAC1JJKEUS
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
RASMUSdliN CO.. 2d and Taylor.
PIPE, PIPE H1T1NGS AND VALVLB.
M. L. KUNK. S4-SO Front St.
Pl.l.MBING AND HTKAM St 'PPL1ES.
M. L. KLINE, t4-btf Front St.
PRODUCE COMMiatlON MERCHANTS.
EVLKU1NO si FARRELL. 14U Front SU
lUII'E AND BINDING THINE,
Poitland '.'ordage Co.. 14th and Northrup.
HASH, POORS AND tiLASS.
W. P. FULLER CO.. 12th and Davis Sta
WALL PAPER.
MILLER Wll Paper Ac PI Co.. 172 1st at.
MORGAN WALL PATER CO.. ;30 8d St.
NEW TODAY.
Auction Sales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
160-171 SECOND STREET.
Near Yamlilll.
RPr.1l.AR SALE DAYS
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY
ALWAYS A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
MEnilM-PRICED
SECOND - HAND .
FURNITURE
AT Olll AUCTIONS.
Included In Monday's Sale in u Cheat of
CARPENTER'S TOOLS.
It Will Par You to Attend Our Salea.
WE SELL AT
PRIVATE SALE
If you are looking- for the best, coma In
at your convenience. e sell pianos.
organs, furniture, carpets, rugs, steel
and gas nnges, refrigerators; also
OFFICE
FURNISHINGS
STORE FIXTURES
EQUIPMENTS
GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
IN CONNECTION.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON ALL GOODS
OFFERED
FOR SALE .
J. T. WILSON, PROP.
WE PAY CASH FOR ISED FURNI
TURE. ETC.
Call Main 1626
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON FARM AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY. NO COMMISSION.
Wm. MacMaster
331 V. S. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PORTLAND, UK.
NEW TODAY.
EJTABUiHED 18C3.
WE II1IK BEE FAVORED WITH
I.STKIIT105 TO JELI, THE VERY
FIK KIRMTVRE. 'W ILTON R 1' O S.
ETC FOR A mETLEJUX WHO IS
(i I V I X (i IH HOVSEKEEPIXtl. WE
HAVE MOVED THESE tiOODS TO
THE RAKER AVCTIOS HOISE
FOR CONVEXIEXCE OF AlCTIOS
SALE
On Tuesday Next
C o m p r I Ins: overatuf fed Ilvlns;-room
rockers and chairs In wool tapestry,
al!o mahogany and Jacobean rockers
and chairs In t a p e a t r y and brown
dnlm. The above rockers and chairs
are equal to new and soma are of tha
celebrated Karpen & Son makes.
THE LIBRARY FVBXITIRE
Is the well-known Peters make. In solid
oak. vis... desk table, larare easy rockers
with auto cushions, oak phone stand
and stool.
CARPETS AD RI'CSS.
Rest qtmltty Wilton Rugs, like new. In
9x1! and 8-3x10-6 sizes, bodv Brussells
bedroom carpet and about 65 yards of
Axminster carpet in blue shades.
niMG-ROOM.
Quartered oak suite, vis., table, chairs.
colonial htrrret and china cabin et,
white and pold chinaware. table linen,
silverware, chaflna: dish, etc
BEDROOM FURNISHINGS
consist of massive brass bed. brass
costumera and two white enameled Iron
beds. All beds are complete with very
best sprlnsrn and rood mattresses, pil
lows, blankets and bed linen and linen
dresser scarfs, mahogany and nuarter
nwed oak dressers and chiffonier,
rockers and chair and rattan rocker
and chair.
ROYAL ELECTRIC VACltM
t LEANER.
Also some odd pieces of furniture la
the antique.
Office Furniture
We shall sell for Devlin Flrehausrh
roll-top desk, stsndins desk, sunitary
flat-top desk, revolving chairs, offica
chairs, typewriter chairs, electric In
verted fixtures, desk lamps, card innex
files, file cabinets, check protector.
two volumes Portland block hooks,
maps and other useful office fixtures.
These poods are beinir sold on account
of the death of the late W. A. Firebaugh.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.
Asraln we wish to say that if you are
looking for real hls;h-grade f urnishinjra
for the home, don't overlook this auc
tion. You are welcome to call tomor
row and look over the above g-oods at
your leisure. AUCTION OX TUESDAY
NEXT AT 10 A. M.
THURSDAY. JULY 4. WE ARE CLOSED
AND WILL RE WITH YOli
TO CELEBRATE.
WE PAY CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD
tioon.
OUR PHONE NUMRER IS MAIN 3332.
W. C. RAKER W. II. DEAN.
Fnrsltsre Dealers and Auctioneers,
Maaoalc Temple Rnlldlns:. Yamhill and
W. Parle Streets.
Will Sell or
Exchange
I own one of the most beauti
ful 25-acre honiesltes on the west
side of the Willamette and must
sacrifice it. This property is part
of the old Morey Homestead, lo
cated thirty minutes from the
center of Portland and one mile
soirth of Oswego.
There is absolutely no finer
building site in Willamette. Val
lev. "It sets hiph. overlooks both
Portland and Oregon City and
five great snow-capped peaks are
in plain view. Eight acres at the
highest point of this property are
cleared and in apples.
My business keeps me perms
nently in L.os Angeles. California,
and requires the concentration
of both my time and my money.
This property, at a low esti
mate. Is worth $15. ono. but I will
take less and. In case of a pur
chase. $7500 cash will handle the
deal. I would consider a trade
for property in Los Angeles or
vlclnit v.
Inquiries from parties concern
ing this land will be held in con
fidence and promptly replied to.
L. M. MAYNARD,
Care Continental National Rank.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
This first-class seven-room horns at a sserl
flea, with flreplsce. furnsce. full cement
basement. Dutch kitchen, bullt-ln conv.ol
encea, four bedrooms, ons with cassment
windows serosa one side; located on cor
ner, in good district, near car and school:
hard surface to city. Price only $8000. ons
half cash. Telephone owner. East 607
Sam Connell Lumber Co.
Bdwy. 140. as Ankeny St.
Portable and Ready-Cut
Houses and Garages
Call for full particulars and details re
garding our houses and enrages.
DON'T PAY HIGH RENTS.
WEST SIDE
OVER lOO FEET RIVER FRONT.
Artistic Bungalow
Eight Rooms, Bleeping Porch: Grounds
Very Highly Improved.
TWO ACRES
$8500
WILL TAKE UP TO 30OO IN TRADE.
BF 33. OREGONIAN.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved city a ad farm property la
..tall meat repiyarit privilege ff pre
(erred t prompt, reliable aervlee.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
:i7-3it
Northwestern
Hank Building.
A 4IIS.
Marshall -4114,
FOR Mortgase Loans see Oregon In
vestment Mortsrafre Co.. Stock Ex
change, Bldg., Third and Yamhill Streets,
-'.