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11 San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bid AsrrnTtirmtnm AromXXM , iCAirswit uourn. Oronlan wheel la ran have their mail Mat la lhe Journal Mom, f ARTHUR U FISH. RerMtatrve medical Building PARK AND AID EC STS. . Alphabetical Directory Balrd, butt , A. W' p-ysioia e4 Bflrreoa to tlZ$. ,M.tn 1401. Ji9-.. tr. . J- Urge, . O- sUrtrtel, -Mw aanUata finlt. III. fraaok, O. Oartrada, tj . . . . - lot Mnnu hysician - Phones Main 714. a-4iit. riabar. B. at. a.sUrt ulta 4lt rhonoa Main 4111. A-1440. . Syda, Sr. Z.oa Will, phyalcia mm lr.tla limltad to BanltO urinary dlKaeea, Kormarly Flladnar hide M. I6t. A-114S. Koatnar. C Parkar. X. O- SulU tot. Thonaa Main , A-ll Xawka. O. B, phyalclaa aad yjt - Hulta 407. Mam laii. - Xaafar, X B- r, fastlst 6ulta T. Zrfkrkta, Oao- Pr daotlaV Sulto 101. Fhonea Main 7. A-1744. Farklaa, T. Z, OtH daatla ulta 40T. Phone Main 112. A-J4A4. . B Tteuna, Edna On Vt- pkyalolaa Suite 425. Thonaa Main 114. A-4J17. . Vlaitln Xfaraao Aaaoolatloa Bulf 01. Phono Main 407., .,-... i03. Phona Main 171. A-1744.. Tann.y. C , phyalolaa Hi M. oon Sulta I0. Main 17 1, A-4J78. Siarlar, Amalla and rrad phyjlolani and anrfaoaa Main flf. A-4041. I NEV TODAT CHOICE SMALL FARMS ' Can gir yoa Immedlata posaeailoa at any of theaa: . . r Chicken Ranch' acra, 7 mile city hall on rood pub lic road, H mila carllne. 4-roora houso. 7-atorr barn, cnicaen-nouaa anq twu. SO chickens. ItO-aM Incubator. brood- era. rood wall and llvlna atraain of water; no aravri; ootl rich, aandy loam. A nlca borne, aplondid for rblrkana. and a placo w)ir you ran make money; $1,100; $1,100 cash, balance tft yeara. Rich i 20 Acres ! tl.150, 3-room houaa. barn and ut-buildlnga,- 10 acrea cleared, all oeoad lnirly rich land, 1C mllea Portland. . mil town. O. W. P. eara. You will cer tainly like this ono; all planted; good term. -. ,;, - . . ' . . Suburban Home 4 acre all cleared and codlna;Iy rich, black aoll, -ood new houoa. amall atoro. right at carlino and auburba of the city on aplendid public road. Cheap at 11,000: eaay tern.a. wui rest uia placo to right party. , ' Dairy Farm and StocK"1 ' 18 acre, new t-room houaa. new barn. IS mllea Portland. 1 mile town. O. W. P. cars. I acres cleared, rest One tim ber for which owner has been orrered 1800 cash; I cowe, 1 yearling. S calves, fine mare, new wagon, new milk separa tor, new cultivator and implements, near creamery, running water and good run re. tha Terr beat dairy proposition for the money; . $1,900 if bought this week. , Terms. . 25Acres All Cleared All fn a high etate of cultivation, 1 mile Salem carllne, 4 mile good town. S. P. R. Rjw on good public ' road, well fenced, no buildings, fine level rich land and worth nearly twice what la asked for It; $6S per acre for quick sale. If you want a farm we have a good variety of choice ones and can please you. Call, investigate and go out to see for yourself. We bear the expense. f Hargrove Bros. Ill Mr th st K , cor, th and Gllsan. or Arleta. Or. Phones Main 4381, Tabor tvlmton A FEW CHOICE LOTS WHICH , i, SHOULD BE PICKED UP BEFORE) .THE PRICES ARE ADVANCED. 8900 SOxlOO on- l$th st. close to .; Brasee, - ' V g900 50x100 on llth, dose to Knott 890050x100 on 22d st, near Thomp ; . . son. - : ; 110045ilOO on 14th st, near TUla- SHOO 60x100 on i 4th st, south of Thompson. $143H-"6xl00 on 24th st, near Tllla . . . mook. v : ... S2OO0 100x100, corner. 22d and Bra- 2400 100x100, "corner, 24th ' and Thompson. , The district, in which these lots are located is being rapidly improved with paved streets. ' Ona ' third cash will handle these. J?, , . ,', Irvington Investment Co. Owners . 331 CXAJEBXm OF OOKaTJBJaOB. FE0B1 MAX 8177. . BARGAINS , In fruit tracts as good as HOOD RIVER Joining City of Klamath Falls, : T! i Izr.l Vhcrc Thgs Grow i ! rrim-5 to 40 acrea prices ftora ; j i i Jouo i r acre. Apply at once to J. STEINA1ETZ & CO." : ' 3 : ids St, Portland; Or. - V'-3S3 r NEW , TODAT "Oregon Electric Will Build Network of Roads Tigard- . '.. 1 ville to Eugene ,. : Ktwtf Headlna In Tht Morning1 . oregowan. . ( , ,4 ;. GET OFF RIGHT t ; At; V.:. TIGARDVILLE 25c Fare " . ; -45c Round Trip. . 35c Saturday to' Monday. Acreage Is Low-Priced Now BUY WHILE YOU CAN . -. -1. v-as GET IT RIGHT. ALDERBROOK Walnut Lands. HAZELBROOK Fruit Lands. . , , NORTH TIGARDVILLE Garden Lands. ONE ACRE OR FORTY EASY TERMS Get a Booklet and Map Free INVESTMENT CO. B. QTXASTXXVXUaTX, PraaJdenL 244 STARK ST. Phones A-t87t.. XaU 171. $800 Bargain A very fine one-acre tract on Mount Boott carllna. This will make fine lots when cut tip and will sell for three times tha price aiked. , . W. J. Cook i $01 Lumber Exchange Bids. V Phone Main 4177. ANSWERS TO WANT ADS At the ,. Journal Office Uncalled for: A 12, 101, 74, 1$, S. 08. 10. 111. H X, 117, 11V. C 414, 104. 10. 12, 121, 71. 1S1. $70. T aw 111 47A 1at nrilTioi".!. 174. 252'. IS, I, 22, 274. V 1,1, iOU, V, ..I, .... .to, .tfv. 111. 24. 2S2. 184, 141. 10. It. 200. 14$. .. 2o. zso. 1X7. 24i. lis. is;. F L 7Z. ll, HI, ll. 1, lut, zi. 14. II. 4. 11$. 71. 1T. 1... , .. U-IBZ, loo, a, a, H 2 12. 111. 290. 200. 171. ISO, 258, 114, 204. 11$. II. $10. ... . J ZS, 12. 11. , I, . kJ( S ill? lil. 24S. 22! 18. $40. Hi. 11. 16$. 149, 111, 142, 4. 28$. 247. ,6Ll4fl'70. 174. 17$.' 1$$. 111. 112. Ill, lit. 194. 10, 117. M , 1. $, 11$, 7. N 144, 1, 101, 115, IS, 1S2. , O , lfi. P 100. . 21. II. t, 111. Q IS. 1 S 242. 112, . 121. ' , r T 14$, 14, . 7, 10. 14$. Vfll. 110. I, 14. I, 1. 100. W 16. 4. 121. 162. X 11. 450. 104. 101. 102. T 161. 11. 101, 170. 14. -Z S. I. 11. $. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. Beauty Parlors "SnViSt sages, eto. Mrs. Bonney, 719 Swetlsnd. Fire Insurance need.a ge."' P. Sharkey about it Phones A26S7; Main 160. Ith at, cor. Washington. Gas Mantles W.8 earn; ins qoa. jaanumg, i " rrPITri Butter, Milk and Cream, ICe UfcUULl Alblna Creamery Co. each: $1.7$ doa. Manuing, 41 iniroji. Ti vu.1i.. .r, teauberarer. 1X7 VVineS w,h. Choice wines, liquors and dears. Look for our cut-rate sale. Free delivery. Phone Main 1194. BUSINESS CARDS. HOWE, DAVIS 4V K1LHAM, 100-111ID at Blank books n.anuiaciurui for Jones' Improved Loose-lai leag ers: see the new Eureka leaf. A-1237. CLEAN TOWELS DA1LX COAB. brusn. soar), l per nsnui r.UiMr a Towel GuDDlr Co 4th and Couch ats. Phone 410. CHARLES L MAST1CK 4k CO.. FRONT and Oak at&. leauer ana mn-mm v. every description for all. purposes; sole win Lp cungr, tuivii.ia. m t "" - BRUIK 40 Hamilton bldg. M. 4941: A-1S4S.' WARREN CONSTRUCTION : CO. Street ; Ta vlnft sidewalks and t crosa- ings. $14 Lumber Exchange ADOLPH "A. DEKUM, 111 1 1ST ST carries a full and complete assort ment of butchers' supplies. , - - TlM atklK-iNG. ' GUTTERING. RK- pairina and general looping, j. Icall. 212 Jefferson st, Hacine tea. F. E. BtACii CO, TkE PIONH.KH Paint Co. Window glass and g Using. lit 1st Phone lilt rj.Tr dc'DT jl vt-VBUR r-TVIT. K.MOI st.iiuuu . , n iuj, mu. v. , neera and surveyors, office 414 Couch bl1g.. 109 4th et Phone Main 7160. tl F". PFLtlUniK. NOTARY PUBLIC, commissioner of deeds. - pentschea notarlst R. 14 Mulkey bldg.. 3d and Mor. DUFUR DUFUR. $13 CORBETT bldg. Pbone A-6384; largest and most complete' stenographic office in west EXCAVATING. ' TEAMWORK, .WOOD- . naming, cieaning-up . ,speou'.y. Loean & Clow. 289 Hawthorne. E-2579. THE BARBER ASPHALT PA VINO CO. of Portland. Office 666 Worcester blk. SEU 4 KIN'GSLEY, ii 1ST FORT kuid's leading marble and granite wka LAWYERS' ABSTRACT & TBUSlvCU M. 60. A-4221. Portland Trust Co. bldg. DONNkRBERG'''" - RADEMACHEK, piumters, 0 Bnrnsiae. jqain aaj.ii. DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENORAV- era Nelas AConnaway, iuza m. JAs. Met W6ob Av CO.. A.LL Kinds o Insurance, surety bonds. McKay bldg. ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE iJSSURANCE. 344 Sherlock bldr REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Have your abstracts mad b tho Be tmrlty Abstract A Trust Co.. f C of C Henry O. Horsch to Adeline E. Beokman, lot 17, block , Have-. look . . . . ......I TOO Sara Anderson and wife to C. Ar thur Ward and wife, lot Q, ex-. ,. ceptlns Dg south '23 feet la Sunny-. ; side 1,000 N. W. Scott and wife to H. IL ., Tinker, f I . ac;re,v beginning; at point in aecUon 6, township I north, range 1 cant, 10 de grees west 385.1 feet fron ' northeast corner of a 26-acro tract of A. L.' Maxwell.;... ...... Hubert C. Ferris and wife ti W. Miller, lot 2, block 18, Flrland. Mrs. M. I. Garneft to Robert Kyi--' . vaster Hull, lota S, 6, 1 and 8, block IS, yernon ...... 1,200 ' 300 1S00 THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS II. P. Baker ud wife to M. TH' . lrv. lots 14 and IS., block' a,, . . Nuh'i Flret addition f. ........ l.siouri. a a on. Rose City Cemetery association to Orlsaa W. Deigns, north 4 of lot 18. block 19, section D, said eemetery .......... Srong-Stoei Co. to W. A. Moo- ver, iota I. , II. li ana it. block il. Loveleicb. addition.. Rlvervlew Cemetery association 10 l-noepe A. ureyman, ioi sv, block I, aald cemetery . . . . Billlns; and wife to Edna K, 171 RonrielL undivided W of lot T and s. block It. ClovrrdaJe KxL Ole Urandwt to Robert Holts. lots 14, 16, if, IT and is, Dioca a. Kvalrn . Oeorge H. Powers, admlnlatrator, , to (ieorge w. rowera, lot ii, klnb. if llhln, Katie li. tilldner et'ai to Maude it. ixudson, lot s, mock is. Kins'! seoond addition........ 11.000 Thomas Kllalnger to Ueorg F. jvayior, Jot IS, block I, Stewart Park W. 1). Torrey and wife to It B. Noble, lot II, block 1, Bunny Ide addition SO 8. A. Thrall and wife to Frank C Kelsey and wife, lot I, Edge- . . . i 1.10 Victor tnd company to Alonso rinrh, lots 1 and 10, block i. Munnoman pars: IT. Sullivan and wife to Rachel aoo Robertson, lot I, block 6, Kose dale annas i. lit R. Haley and wife to C I wrenn, lots T and S, block 111. Untversltr Park 100 Portland Trust company to Btta Maker, lot 1. block 111. Wood stock 110 IX D. Kelly to Western Oregon . Truat company, easterly 10 feet of lota I and 1, block 14, Car ter's addition to Portland 7.000 Frank K. Roas and wife to F. A. rrankaon and wife, south 1I.S4 feet of lots 1, I and t, and H of In A klub II t 'm H I A Ikl.. addition 71 C It. Tomllnsnn to Oeorge Schenk lot 7. block S. I'ark View exten sion 1.710 W. II. Warren and wife to Llssle A. Cull I son, west II 1-1 feet of lo't 11. block 1. Goldsmith's ad dltlon 1,111 Inveatment company to Mary M. , muisks ana nuaoann, iota , ii, II and 1$. block 14. Irvlnaton Park 471 James B. O'Shea Sr. and wife to Thomas L Wallace, lots 1 snd t, block I, Kaat Irvlngton: lot 10. block 1. Wild Roae addition. 1.000 James P. Andrews and wife to. Sadie Collins, lot I, block 1, Uolden Park addition John Mook to I May Davis. Jot 10. block 11, Mock's addition... David M. Sanders snd wife to 100 Ole Nelson Horafeldt et al., commencing at southeast cor ner of lot 21. block 16. Alblna. thence west IE feet, north 100 feet east IS feet aoutb 100 feet to beginning 1.100 Sven Peterson to B. T. Soden, lot 1, block , Lincoln Park Joseph A. Btrowbrldge Fstate 00 ta to Henry Brown, lot 1, block I. Strowbrldre addition,. too R. L. Stevens (sheriff) to Victor Land Co.. lots 21 and 21. block 1. Orchard Place 101 Robert Andrews and wife to Mrs. H. Ij. KUbourne. lot 1. block I. Orr na too A. M. Ellis to Perry Ellis, lot and 'east of lot 10, block 2. Latourelle Falls Miles L. Thompson and wife to J. H. Shaw and wife, lot 17, eeuwooa 400 A. .Jon.- irtf. 1. O. D. . Gib- z, " -;;S. '.. i.i.i .'"A 10, addition to East Portland. $00 R. M. Scott and wife to West ern Transportation at Towlna? Co., all the rottonwood timber on part of lot 2. section 14. township 1 north, range 2 east; also north H of northeast 'H of section 14, township 1 north, ranee I east Tl E. G. Johnson and wife to Jane ' Blshopo, lots 2, t and 4, block 91. Sellwood George E. Seed and wife to Fred 1.000 1 T. Llsco. lot B and north H of Jot 4. block 6. Piedmont. 1.100 Pacific Title tk Trust Co.. the leading abstractors. zo4---7 railing nidg. 'MARRIAGE LICENSES Peter Klrkhan, 741 East Twenty-first street 22, and lda Caster, 17. C. E. Messenger. Flrland, 10, and Rubv L. Btlmson, 17. William Kleckef. S6S Shaver street, 21, and Mary C. C. Robertaon. II. Grover S. Dill, 7S8 Corbett street, S4. and urace nartieii. zv. W. C. Splckelmler, 127 North Twen tieth street. 28, and Julia Goers, 10. W. F. Wheeler, 60 East Sixth street 4 s. ana Clara m. kubbcii. 4. J. F. Jordan, 171 East Seventh street, 12. and Jesale Bovce. 10. Charley Holm, $40- Eaet Twenty ninth street, zs. snn Anna wcnair, is. ""Weddlna; Cards. W. Q. Smith eV Co Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wsab- ington sts. r cards tne best 109 ior la. Alvln 8. Hawk. 144 2d at Tonaeth c Co.. florists, for flowers of an kinds ill Ith at Clarke Bros.. Florists Fine flowers and floral deslgna 181 Morrlaon st Full dress suits for rent all slsea. Unique Tailoring Co . 109 Btark st - Max M. Smith, florist 160 6th st, opp. Meier A Frank'a Main 7216. BIRTHS OTTO- April 18, to Mr. and Mra. Louis F. Otto. 409 Klllingsworth, a son. Money-Malong Ways of Using Want Ads) To Buy or Sell ,V,;: a Dog ',-',::;:: What a companionable tnlmal a Dog 1st And as a pet so inter 1 esting, intelligent and faithful. ' But best of .all, the Dog is a , useful animal. Do you want to Buy or Sell a Dog? Do you want . . to find Just the right buyer or just the Dog you want? Nearly till the Dogs in this city are bought and sold by mean of little . Want Ads inserted on our Classified page under tha heading - "Dogs, Birds, and Poultry." No other way so, easy, quick, proflt ' ' able and convenient..' Think of it a complete .sale either from following the Want Ada in a few issues of this paper or by the I -.' actual use of a small ad which costs at the most but several cop pers or nickels. People in the country sell their dogs here. Many v, tnake" money by Dog trading just by using the Wand Ads in i this paper. The examples may give you an idea. WAnTEd TO BUT a WeLl-AbId . Boston terrier. . Must be" young, with' white markings. In answering name price, give full pedigree, oog- ci office. og can be seen. . Address JOURNAL CLASSIFIED RATES " Cn wMa ?tt8rt,0n- Bwm f T 1 monttt,' $0 issues, 11.80,' ' ne v Many people think of Want Ads as only useful for getting employes or positions. There" r is scarcely a WANT that cannot be supplied in the Classified Columns. It is the one BIG market place for the selling and buying and trading' and GETTING of almost ANY THING. ( You will learn a great deal just by . making" a practice of READING the Want . ' . i - Ads in this paper. , , - V"r ,. . Copyright, 1908, by deorge Matthew Adam.) ; BIRTHS , I BLKSBrNOAprll $r to Mr. and Mrs. i rranaiyn warren uiesaing, ii mi MVONNELL April II. to Mr. and Mra. w.t w. j-euo-neii. in never. dauahter. It THUMBON April It. 4 Mr. and Mra, MURDOCH April 11. to Mr. and Mra. ij i i v 1 1 s.ti tt iiiuiia a iiuiiiavrii av uauaiiioi. Fetor. Harbor Murdoch. Portland Ma ternity nonniia, a daughter. DEATns IMlCOLUrTT April ll, Lily Mar Oollett, bi Vincents Hospital, age it yeara iiiDercuioais. $10 1 1U HA April llara, Armata. age 1$ years: . train wreck. 00 1 PRATT April 11. lUnnah Phillips pratt. ill. ifanoook. aaa ll yeara asthma. . ilALAr-April 11, Johit S. Hall, in pa trol 1 wagon, are IS years; gunshot wound. II WRIGHT April 0, Theodora Vlotor Wright. Milwaukla, Oregon, age 10 ears; pnin shot. FUNERAL NOTICES MANNINO The funeral of Mra. Ann Mannina. ass 71 yeara. who died eud denlv )ast Tuasday, April 11, Will take place from the residence of hen alerea Miss Alice and Mara-erete McOowan. II North Fourteenth atreeL Friday. April 14, at :4t a. m., thence to the Call) U. iirtaenth and Davis, wnere a lulem mass will be held at I a, tn. lends invited. Interment at fit Mary's cemetery. ElXi.8 In this city, AprU 11, at the iimi r residence, ibi cieveiana ave.. uaniei IK num. asrea iv years. i months and I days. Tha 'funeral serv Ices will be held at Finley's chapel at 1 a. m.. Friday, April 14. Friends invited. Interment uone Fir. UNDERTAKERS DUNNINO. M'ENTEE at OILBAUOH. Hndertakeas and embalmera; modara In every dauiJL Seventh and Pine. Mala 410. LJtay oaaiaianc 3. p. rikucir soks. $d and madi son sts. uirsoe ox county eoroner. Phone Main 0. a. a HtMBTOCK. FUNERAL En rector. & llth and Umatilla, . Bell- wood TL L.-t t L" DVUVrU fd 1 rlTMITDiT ' 1M rectors, embslmera, 17: Russell, East lean. iAr sssistant. - JbDWARD HOLMAN. U NDUH'i'AKER. I - no la st. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO, CM. baimlnr: lady aaa't 400 Alder. M. 4111. CEMETERIES ROSS CITY -SI NQ LB GRAVES, $10; family lota. $2$ ta $74. Supertatend- ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont at. and Cully road. Phone Tabor 104. For mil mrormauon apply to Frank Bchie geL $11 Worcester bfk. Phone A-M1S. WEATHER REPORT Tha western' trouch of low nreaanre has developed into a disturbance of decided character which now overlies the eastern slope or the Rocky moun tains. This disturbance baa caused general rains on tha Paclfio slop, which were heaviest In southern Cali fornia and Arizona. Over the greater , ... I portion of the Paclfio elope the weather ''SWIM still cloudy and threatening, but the rain - has ceased . falllnc at most places. Another dfeturbence Is central orr tne south Atlantio coast which has caused heavy rain at Charleston. South Carolina, and moderately heJ-y rain in Georaia and Florida. Mod erately heavy rain baa also fallen in me Missouri vaiiey. ii la mucn eooior in the southern inter-mountain states. snd muoh warmer in the Missouri and Ohio valleys and the .middle Atlantic staiea. The indications are for showers to night and Friday in western Oregon! and western waanmgton and lor lair weather east of the Cascade- moun- .!.. ' t will k. jmaU. .k, I. southern Idaho. There win be frosts in the early morning in eastern Ore-, gon, eastern wasnmgton and idano. i. emjv Max. Jftln. Precip, Itolse. Idaho . 68 44 04 Boston, Mass, .... VJ Buffalo, N. I. . 61 Chicago, DX 7 Cincinnati, Ohio . . 10 Denver, Col 78 Detroit, Mich. .... 7$ Kansas. City. Mo.. 74 Los Angeles, CaL. 68 New Orleans, La.. 80 New York, N. T.. Omaha. Neb 71 Philadelphia. Pa. . 6$ Pittsburs-. Pa. ... 7$ 61 .04 .00 .00 . T . T 41 40 64 48 66 4 61 48 64 64 64 SI 60 64 40 60 4$ 64 .00 .44 .24 .00 .00 .14 .00 .00 Portland, Or. .... 4$ St Louis, Mo. ... 7$ St Paul, Minn. ... 78 Salt Lake, Utah .. 44 San Fran., C&L .. B4 Bcranton, Pa. .... 74 .80 .04 .00 .13 .04 .00 .00 Waehinaton, D. C. 74 MEETING NOTICES WEBFOOT CAMP. NO. 86, Woodmen of the World, meets every Fri day night In W. O. W. Temple, J 18 Eleventh street All member re quested to be present Visitors welcome. DR. HERMAN J. . HARRIS. C C A. L. BARBUR. Clerk. M. W. A. KVKKOREHN CAMP. 1.464. meets Wednesday evening. Allsky bl?r.. Id snd Morrlaon ats. M. W. A. OREGON GRAPE CAMP Na (.076. Mondays. 17 ta ana Marshall. Vlettors lcome EXAMPLES for' Sale bgc - nrifLle. .very htuiiiMfiilltf marlred. AfLhle r ' 1.1.. ' A O IIU Will l white. Age i childrenrs s, D: A. 00, and say wnere v Fine H. F 86, this dress, juine 6 months, l.6 per line per i duuuu, ax.av per line per APRIL 23, . ' I'.fJ MEETING NOTICIii MULTNOMAH CAMP' . 77. W, O. VV.. will have a apaiinl program for mem bers after the aaalon In "the eaat aide hall tomorrow evening. Come If would enjoy youraelves. J. M. WOOUWUKIH. .. .... , Clerk. MEMHK11S OF MT. HOOD CIRCLETv o. w attention: There win oe special meetl ng for general buaineaa Jar afternoon, 2 P. m., . Q. W. nan, ill K. 4th morrow, Frld Kiit Side W DUSINESS NOTICES INVENTIONS SOLD ON COMMISSION. Covenant Contract company, 41T niKtn.r bide-. Main till. U ii llkNKUjItfKN CO.. JKWEUCUa, and optlclana. 14 Waahlngton st scape gardener, 487 Taylor at. tu. oai. NOTICES IN THB7 DISTRICT COURT OF THU United States, for the district of Ore gon In ' the matter of Theodore M. lanman, oanarupi. noun is nrrur tven -that on the 22d day of April, i. IX 1901. -Theodore M. Hartman of Portland, Oregon, waa duly adjudicated bankrupt- and that the. first meeting of his creditors will be held st rooms 204- Fenton bulldlnr. Portland. Oreson. en the Id day of May, 10H. at-10 a. m., t which time the aald creditors may st and. Drove their claims, auoolnt a trus tee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other buaineaa as mar properly come before such meeting. The sched ule filed discloses no assets. . Dated April IX, 1901. CHESTER O. MURPHT. . Referee - In Bankruptcy. SEALED BIDS FOR FURNISHING TO School District No. ll of Multnomah county, Oregon, aohool and. janitors' sup- pi lea for the enaulnr school year, ror me ensuing acnooi year, win be received at the office of the city an perintendent of schools, city hall, until 1 p. m.. wsdneaday. May is, nui. Mam Dies and soeclf Icatlons mav be had at raid office. All goods must be delivered at the supply-room of tha school district on or before September 1, 1901. The board of directors reserves tha right to reject any or all mob. - FRANK. K1UUCH, ' Supt of City Schools. NOTICK. The Kddwilla Mohair nool will be old Anrll 10. 1901.' to the best bidder i or oasn in nana: ngai reserveu iu i. j eci any or ait mqb. J. t. ItTAM'AKU, pecreiary. IAST AND FOUND IF THE PARTT WHO TOOK SUIT ease on street car thla moraine: com ing from Union station will call at Ho- el Portland, they will find theirs. LOST ON COUNCIL CREST CAR, ON April 2. roid rlna with red gsrnet aet Reward if returned to 177 E. ixa st OUND A PLACE TO HAVE HAIR mattresses f renovated and returned same day. IZI Front st Main 47. 1174. Portland Curled-Hair Factory. 11. MetEger, proprietor. STRAYED . FROM HILLSDALE. brown . horse branded J. M. on leri shoulder, and a snowflske bay mare reward. Plummer Pnii Co. LOST GENT'S SUIT OF CLOTHES on tne llth; delivery boy; liberal re- rd. in liurnsioe st. BIAXB AND FEMALK HELP SUPPOSE TOU LOST TOUR PRESENT position T ll you cannot command a good position at any time, better see s. 4Z6 wasnington sl, Ada in ivis, -SS01. HELP " WANTED' ' AND SUPPLIED. Drake, 105 H Wash Pae. 1174. A-1170. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED 8 ALESMEnt MANT MA KB $109 to io per month; some even more; stock clean, - grown on reserva tion, - far from old orobarda; cash - ad vanced weekly; choice of territory. Ad- dreea Washington Nursery Co. Top- pen inn. Washington. - MEN TO LEARN PLUMBING. ELEO tricity; claaterina and bricklayins: day and night; no books cured: free catalosrui Coyne National Trade School, 130-240 $th at. San Fran Cisco. WANTED 100 MEN; DR. KETCHUM will cure , promptly all your private ana sexuai aiseaa free. 170H Id st diseases: graduate; advice Main 7164. UNION HOTEL SELLS MEAL TICK . ets at 11 l-te per meal. Try them. wortn aouDie. ii n. etn st ' ' MEN TO GET THEIR SUITS FROM Charley Lee. II N. Id at: perfect fit guaranteed; all work first-class. UNION HOTEI' 81 N. ITH ST.. SERVE a rich man's meal at a poor man's price; only ioc. ' ' " TRY THE UNION HOTEL FOR YOUR raeala. Sunday chicken dinner only zvc; wortn iuc. WE ; GIVE SPECIAL RATES FOR room and boerd bv week or month. Union hotel, 81 N. 6th st. uncle 3AM" ' WaNTs railwAy postal clerks, city carrier and clerks. custom Inspectors, etc., at once; big salaries: examinations soon: easiest and quickest wav to Reoure these posi tions explained by calling room 23 and 24. 250U 3d st s- - VAMtED E3CPERlENClSb WOOD- turner and band-saw man.. Portland Sash A Door Co., Union ave and Taylor. BOY TO STRIP TOBACCO. ABOUT 11 years . old. neitKempers cigar fac tory. 738 Corbett st. MAN WHO WILL DO FAITHFUL work, arrubblna- by . the day. Call 91 Mh st - " tcK cdLLJtfl I months, house broken. ' pet. Price,' $15. " Ad- t thls offloe. ' ' "f . w-1.. consecutive insertion for the -. month. ;s montn. f v ' 1003. -. L-11: HELP WANTED MALE NO, WANTED FIRST CLASH SOLICI tors; must have newapaper expert pneo and be able to deliver the gnoda. No tririers need -apply- Addreas T-2U, Jou rna 1. vYA NIKIJ FJItdT-CLAriS COM M Kit. clal alsn writer; sternly employment io capable man. Apply Foster 4 you Klelater, tth ami Kverelf eta. WastrUjio fd-vTntx: ' I SI ta I- lor ahop, Frank W. Lyon Co., suS Rothchlld bldg., cor. 4th and Waah. VoL'"Na"15rA'N w'isiii:8"TsiTir)rT5r m to. at at drug business, in or out of city; Imd experience. ' X-19, Journal. have WANTED TO HIKE AN KXI EUl enced man to lav wood aldewalk and rroaa-walka. Charles E. Pottage, con iim-mr, m nmmcrcini at. COAT MAKERS. ciTARLKS" 666l'lif a. ron. in om lot ami xn flub mt WAN'TED GOOD DOT; MUST HAV rerarnnoea. bv A a. n.,mi. m. cn 1714 Morrlaon St. ' WANTED TO HIHE 4 TEAMS OiHY,. 14th and E. Evtratt ata. Charloa E. Pottaa-e. Wl KID TURNER WANTED AT "i Front at. saiaLl CAPif Al ANb serVIce.! ouys intereat in the only biialnevs o its kind in Portland. Call 67k r.atm monweaun PMg., 6th and An k en y. WANTED CABINET MAN WHO UN doratands driving up box scat chairs. imw macKiinm roan., orea-on t'hnlr Co. CAU WINE DKl'Ol1. HKAIiQUAhTEHd ror cookx ami neiperw (i 4th at , HELP WANTED FEMALE vTalleress Wasted ;- Must have experience. Ben Selling, LADT AGENTS TO SEIJL AN ahti cle all women need and moat women ouy. ometning new.- Easy to sell bis- bay. . Give uhona or aildreaa V." 7 xournai. HELPERS ON MEN'S COATS. EX- perienceci.-vuj vouch Dins'. East side female empluyment kj i lice. mnn ave. Kt igaa. PRIVATiJ LESSONS IN ROOKK E K P. Ins: 4 month. Pacific 448! A-4948 WANTED COM PETENT GIRL XMt ' general housework, small family, mwer i hi. pieasani room, gooa wages. Call mornlnss 146 N. Ltd at. fc.XPERl ENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL' housework. Call . tnnralnf. let) oranq ave., w., cor. Multnomah. OPERATORS, FINISHERS ON PANTS, e? ao. pieany wora; good pay, Idy r'ANTED GIRLOK WOMAN ro DO general jouecwora. Apply 194 Harrl WAS'tEb VV6 EXPERIENCED lady - drrroods clerks Kennard A Adams, 639 Williams ave. Phone after e ociocic. j-i4iz or Fast 07. "VVANTED-GIRI. ABOUT 11 YEARS Of are to halo take or. nf hthv Anr. ing day. Inquire flat 26, Sheffield. Tth and Jefferson. FIRST-CLASS FITTER ' In" 8t6Rli! 6tt d realms kin a at houaa. 260 per day, Il lotn at. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 415 Tillamook. Phone East 1771. C 1414. ' Wanted two strong ladies as apprentices in ladles' Turkish bath establishment Phone Pacific 232. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. S1 Schuyler. Eaat 2445. WANT A GIRL TO DO SWEEPING IN roomlng-hoime. Apply. 47 U N. 8th st Wanted a middle-aged ladt to hela la llxht housework snd care for little boy I year old. , Phone be tween 10 a. m. and d. m.. Main 6178. WANTED W'AlTRESSlN OUR lunchroom. CaJl today. Swatland'a 271 Morrlaon. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE - "aasaaa1.ss,aae,ssl aawsjssssasaasaaai i- WANTED POSITION AS ELEC- trlclan by young man having had 4 years' experience; active and willing to learn; understands light snd' power meters: . can lurnian. , reierence. v-as JournaL a good Steady boy' .i4 years old wishes a oosltion In anmnla room or in wholesale -house; willing to work at anytning. t"-4. journal. FARMERS' AND LOGGERS' EMPLOY- ntnt Co. Heln furnished free. 21 N. Id. Main v487. Orders at our expense, BOOK-KEEPER EXPERIENCED, competent accountant- desires posi tion, nererences. i-3. journal. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN 21 YEARS of axe. experienced etenoaraober and book-keeper. Can furnish best of ref erences. V-14. Journal. EXPERIENCED"" STENOGRAPHER, knowledge of ' bookkeeolna;. desires position; rererencee. - journal. AMBITIOUS JOUNG MAN DESIRES' position as salesman or clerk, five years' experience in groceries, speak tour janxuaxea. beat references. r-az. journal. , MAN WISHES POSITION WHERE he can do Keneral house-work; aood worxer. A-&4, journal. - SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST class, all around, blacksmith. : Afl- reas. 0-82. Journal. OUNG MAN WANTS ANT KIND OF worx. - jfnone Main .8047. MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS ' WORK as lanltor or to take cere of lodirlnx- nouse or storeroom. 7z commercial. PROGRESSIVE PLANING-MILL MAN ' wants position. - assistant foreman. assistant shipping, clerk or feeder. Ad- reas 0-28, Journal. WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK A3 chambermaid. Phone Main 8910. STEADY BOY 14 YEARS OLD AND NO bad habits wishes position where he can learn trade and get. wages, ,,T-40, Journal. -'' - .- tOUNG lMAN 22 YEARS OF AGE wishes position of any kind; willing to work. Address. W. W. Blaxden. Z48-4) etn st,- ynone a-iiib. - " SITUATION , WANTED PJIONE what you have. Main 8418. YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK "oft .mill, Oil K 1 1 , c.vcy. dreas. R-88. Journal. " AU WANTEDONE OR . TWO SMALL ' sets of. b bookkeeper. sets of. books to. keep by experienced -40, journal. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE WANTEDWORK BY THE DAY BY y a lady; 'sewing, ' house cleaning, . or any kind of work. "T-$4.'- Journal. "'- LADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- . keeper or take charge of lodging house; a .good steady hand at sewing or any kind of work. P-83. Journal. LADY WANTS HOUSE CLEANING BY day. Main 1625. PLACE AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR - A widower or bachelor. 0-8 3. Journal. LADY , MANICURIST WOULD LIKE position; I years: experience. .' Main 8648. - ' RELIABLE PARTIES. MAN AND wife, wish worn. Phone wooaiawn t33. 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL WANTS PLACE , as errand girl, aad to neip -around store. A-4616. EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER also plain sewing; city Mferences. i Phone-Pacific 649, A MIDDLE-AGED ' WOMAN WISHES ' Situation to do general housework for small family; wages not less than $20 per month. Call 201 H 8d st, room 6, city; don't ring the bell. - ; .f - WOMAN WANTS. WORK AT BOUSE cleantni and laundry work. Phone Main 434 Al CANDY MAKER WISHES POSI- tlon: rererences. u. ta... tot in. .u et city.. DAT WORK BY YOUNG : WOMAN Mondays sna Auesaays; gooa laun dress: will ' alio do . cleaning. Z-Sl. journal. LADY WISHES HOUSEKEEPING FOR entlemen. . wita. cnuaren. j Jfnone ; a. 6122, WANTED WOMAN, $5, '-.WITH GIRL 6-years old, place as camp cook, housekeeper or any respectable place; ..til .. anv.hrA - itAiintrv Call or address Mrs. Cox, . 1136 E 15th st. norm. : WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY TO wash and iron, L. , V 840 Wll 11am a ave. .'' GIRL WOULD LIKE WORK IN SMALL bakery shop, o-.s, journal. - SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. , lOI'NO LADY STENOOrtArilElt; BE K t.iiii-r; d-alrrs position In doctor's oftiru: will do any kind of office work, I i I. Ixiv 120. LXu.Ni'UV WOKK. AND ' CLKANtNij ' hy tha hour. 1'hone Hi-Ilwood 168. EX lJKH fENCED WOMAN WAN'il fine laundry to mend at home, price rcawinnlile. Q-29, Journal. HOUSEKEEPEli 4$ , TUARS OTS wants poaiiion for widower or bache- lor. Victoria hotel, 131jjllaan, rooml. W7 WANTS W7ORJv ur THE DAT. Phone Main 1910. WANTED AGENTS. - AGENTS WANTED CAN TOU SKL.lt foodsr If so we need you; compla'.e fit free: cash weekly, Write for cnoloo of territory. Capital City Nur sery company, Salem, Or. W"aNT iali aM .Experienced traveling man, one who has - hsd newaiaper experience; must have good references; write giving experience and references to A-27. Journal. WiDE-AYAKE" HALl-.tiMtN WANTED For full particulars adi gon N.iraerv Co.. Salem. 'Or. ' WANTEDTO RENT. WANTED TO RENT HOUSES. COT , tagea, flat, atorea. offices, rooming-, houses, eto. Landlords will do well ie csll on PORTLAND . TRTTST COMPANt OF OREGON, Pbone Ex. Tl. B. E. Coe. Id and Oak. WANTEI FINANCIAL CASH FOR TELEPHONE BONDS, ORE- , son Truer, tiiii Guarantee, Merchants ccounta If. W. Goddard. 110 fd st. Wantel--$2,uo on reaL sstatB security, three-year terra: income property, pox Y-18, Journal. WAKTKU HEAL ESTATE WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL inns or city property.- What have eu for aalef Come and list It st once, or We have the Durchaaer: we are mak. - Ing a nneclnlty of city property. WASHINGTON A OREGON REALTY . COMPANY. 18 Second at.. Portland. Or.I bMALL COTTAQE OR BUNGALOW modern! ' nrlca and. nartlculara first letter; must pa a uniD. Owner only. T-ll. Journal. WANTED NEW I OR l-ROOM COT taae In Vernon: close to care. Give full particulars la first letter. 0-19, Journal. WANT3D MISCELLANEOUS WE PAT TOP PRICES FOB . ' FURNITURE . And anything you have to Mil. . PORTLAND AUCTION CO.. t Main $166. A-41S1. Want Oregon TRt'ST, on an"? 1 bank accounts for I aero near river. on carllne. rloaa In. . W. W. Bmlth, room 1, Chamber bldg., Id and Alder. HE DENVER AUCTION HOUSH AUCTION" i price for pays hlcheat cash price for household rurniture. Main 1411. 227 2nd st. Phone A-1099: ALL KINDS OF FLRNITURID AND elothlng wanted beat prloes paid. Fox A Ooldetrlia $i N Id; Main 1111. elothlng wanted. F YOU WANT THE HIGHEST CASK price for your second-band furniture. see J. Leah Furniture Co.. 194 Grand. Wfl BUY AND SELL EVERYTHING on earth; household good. The Dol- lar. Ill 1st Main 11 174. A-lttT. IF YOU WISH TO EXCHANGE OR sell your furniture for cash, shone is iiawmome. able. u. yi. Chandler, ZS E. 8d at. pot Cash for your furniture; prompt attention always given. K. 1047. CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SA V. axe A- Penned. I46-I4T 1st Pae. 440. LLO'iiilNG t ! tHG.kB MAIN 1117 highest price paid. 81 N. Id St. - CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION1 Carefully obtained. Lock box 449. city. FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING JUST THE THING FOR MAN AND wife, $ elegantly furnished house keeping rooms in heart of. city; gas range, electric light, steam heat, clean; rent, including heat and, light, $14 per: month, if taken at once, win sell at big bargain: parties leaving city May 1, Calf 10 to 1, 401 Tourny bldg.. 2d and Taylor. ' - I kj?ONT' iiOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. . fan try, light, phone; ground floor, vwte. 84 North Sth. $84 CORBETT ST. 4 FURNISHED1 housekeeping rooms, with bath, phone and gas: on Id st carllne, opposite Children's Home; private family; rea- sonnble rent: no children. OWENS. 130 hi RUSSELL ST.. I TWO- room apartments.'1 Phone, gas and bath. - - -' - THE HEILER. GRAND AVE. AND Hawthorne, housekeeping rooms, sin gle or In suite; single rooms for gen- lemen. moaem, reagonaDie. llitf WEEK UP LARGE. CLEAN furnished housekeeping room, laun dry and bath, 164 Sherman st. south. Portland. ,, . . . $1.26 WEEK UP CLEAN FUR nlshed housekeeping rooms, bath, laundry. ' furnace heat yard. 10H4 Stanton st. U car. - LARGE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, nicely furnished: running wa ter. 501 H Alder. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. MILNER BUILDING.' 360 M0RRJS6N NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE-KEEP- Ing rooms. 'Fisher bldg., 84H Russeih FURNISHED-; AND UNFURNISHED house-keeping room. 207 Sherman su Phone Pac. 465; - ' -- R ' FURNISHED - HOUSEKEEPING rooms, cam, pnone, not ana . coia water. Main 6714. 434 College st il.AP.GE LIGHT ROOMS. CONTAIN- lng closet, bath, pantry, gas; very nice, $14. f 13 Hood st. 2 OR 3 ROOMS, CONVENIENTLY AR ranged; - good - location, block from steel bridge; reasonable. -' 291 Crosby. : KITCHEN. WITH ONE OR- TWO rooms, not and oid water, eiectno. light 2i North 8th st, corner Burn- side. 2. FURNISHED FRONT HOUSEKEEP ing rooms, $10 per month; gas. . 480 E. WashTngton. ,K 1 - FURNISHED ROOMS -FOR RENT WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, - eleetric lighf bath and phone; walk ing distance; breakfast If desired; ref erences exchanged; reasonable; rented by week or month. Phone Main 1543. THE SHERMAN. NEWLY RENO - vated, furnished ; rooms, $2,50 , week and up; also transient; look no farther; under new management Phone Paclfio 2060. -123 -llth St.. cor. waahlngton. FOR RENT " NiCELY: FURNISHED room.- nea car line.. 472 E. Belmont Phone East 1685. THE GRAND. 45 N. ID ST. ROOMS for gentlemen, $1.S5 oer week and up. GRAND MODERN, NEWLY furnished throughout, I block from Portland hotel. 187 Yamhill. Main 4704. , THE KAHY- FURNISHED ROOMS, 11.60 per week and up. 02 H -Id. THE NEWLAND4 FURNISHED room. 11.25 to is per week. 806H let. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM& REA Davla enable ; private family. 60 98 St., between 14th and 15th, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALSO light houseKeeping rooms, reasonable;' centrally located. Main 1061. 81-86 7th. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE ' " MILNER BUILDING. 860K MORRISON. ROOMS AND BOARD NICELY FURNISHED FRONT BOOM, with or without board. In private fam- lly; -suitable for -two refined gentlemen; electric light, bath, phone' and .heat; walking distance; very reasonable.' Main 3543 - - ROOM AND BOARD . IN PRIVATE family, 8 gentlemen preferred; " all motleri convetilences.- -412 Id. -Main 4173. ' NICE SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMSj modern, with or without board. 60$ Johnson, near 14th. , , r.net jo. iiavinoma j ilOCSB PAINTING AND KALSOliii- t Ing: all work guaranteed: prices rea- n