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16 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, "TUESDAY EVENING, , JULY 7, 1003. V EAST CURIOUS IT I II 0 LOT Justice Bean Finds Oregon Politics a flatter of ' J)eei Interest. (Rlni Btiremi of Thr Journal.) Salem, Or., July 7. "Oregon cle.?- lion attracted muv-h attention thruuna . out thd cast, especially the contest for United States senator," said Chief J u--tlce Robert S. Bean, who returned Sun day from a six week's tour ul the east. 'Eastern politicians are at a loss to ac count for the popular choice of a .Dem ocrat for the United State. senator, ami the election of a Republican legislature pledged to elect him." Justice Bean while In the east vls- tted Boston, New York ami Chicago, attended the national conference of rov ernors as the personal representative of Governor Chamberlain and visited the school at West 1'olnt a one of the hoard of Inspectors appointed hy Pres ident Roosevelt. He expressed pleas ure at being homo again and plunged promptly into a mass of correspondence and other work that had accumulated " since his departure In May. ' "Considerable interest is manifested In our initiative and referendum by those who are studying popular govern ment," said the chief justice, 'and every paper for many lays oo'ntalnei refer ences to the Oregon method of making laws and the Oregon method of electing Untied States senators by direct vote of the people." The conference was a great meet ing according to Chief Justice Bean an.l Is particularly timely and should h noted especially by the Pacific coast "It was truly .pathetic to hear tho governors from many southern states, especially, tell of their depreciated for ests," said the Jurist, "where water is scarce and where the clay Is being washed down from the. sides of the barren hills slowly devastating tha richest farming lands. We of the west can hardly appreciate what the con servation of - our resources mean but 'we must and when we do we shall profit more than any other portion for , we have more left to conserve." j At the request of the conservation! commission of Oregon appointed recent- ly-by-the governor of which J. N. Teal j Ik chairman, the following have been added to the commission by the gov- f emor: Chief Justice R. S. lieau. Com-1 mlssioner Will R. King, C. 8. Jackson, J. N. Hart, Frank J. Miller and G.-Xi. I Watson. It was thought by the mem- i bere that the .commission could do more effective work If enlarged. BlOWtl Hi Alii BY DYNAMITE Eugene 3ien Have Hair Ireatlth Escape While Kid inff in a Iuf.Y. HEAL KSTATE TRANSFERS John M. Lowiisdnle and wife to Rebecca Kendall, lot E. block II, Richmond addition BOO John A. Uell to Joseph A. Var lev. lots IS and 14. block 2. Archer Place J. 350 Pacific Title & Trust Co., the leading abstractors. li04-66-7 Falling bldg. BUSINESS CARDS. Special Dispatch to Tt)P Journal.) Euprtie, Or . July 7. - Jack Poll! and Thomas Carroll of lhb city while driv ing along ft Eugene street in a buugy were blown several feet Into the nlr by an explosion of jlvnamlte, yet they and their horses escaped Injury. The horse stepped on i small stick of ex plosive wl:lh Jia'l been dropped into the street hy some one. The animal and tho buggy with Its occupants were lifted several feet mill thrown 20 feet to one side of the street. When the smoke and tho dust of the explosion cleared away It was found that nothing was injured to speak of. The ho'se s foot that stepped on the dynamite was slightly , hurt but not per manently. The force of the explosion maiio m hole In the hard street as big as a imsiiei measure.. It Is not known how the dynamite came to be In the street, but It is imposed thnt it wa dropped out of a wagon going to or from n rork quarry in thnt par-t of th city. HOWE, DAVIS A KI Lll AM, 109 td ST, Rla.nk book m'f'u: agts for Jones' Improved Loose-Leaf ledgers; see the new Eureka leaf. A-3183. Main IE 3. L'i.EAS TOWELS DAILY COMB, brush, soap, tl oar month. Portland Laundry & Towel Supply Co., 9th and t oucn sis. rnone iu. WARREN CONSTRUCTION Street paving, sidewalks and Iiiks. 3m Lumber Exchange. CO. cross At'OLPH A. DEKUM, 131 FIRST ST., carries a full and complete assort ment of butchers' supplies. TIN ROOFING. GUTTERING. RE pairing and general jobbing J. Iosll, 212 Jefferson st. Pacific 1424. 1'. E. . REACH & CO., THE PIONEER Paint Co Window glass and glas- Ing, Ui5 First st. Phone 1334. C. F. PFLUGER. NOTARY PUBLIC, commissioner of deeds. Deutsches ndtarist, K. 1 4 Mulkey bldg. 2d and Mor. EXCAVATING. TEAMWORK, WOOD hauling, cleanlng-up a specialty. Logan & Clow. 289 Hawthorne. E-3579. REDUCTION IN KATES. The Canadian Pacific is selling round trip excursion tickets to eastern points at very low rates. For rates and full particulars call on or address F. R Johnson, G. A. P. D 142 Third street, Portland. Clothing almost given away. See page eleven for the Annex Dissolution Sale, ' San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bldg. Telephone Hoornry 3131. D VEBTISKAIINTO AND STTB SGKIFriOJiS KUCXIVED. Oregonlans when In San Francisco ean have their mail sent Id care of The Journal office. ARTHUR U FISH. Representative BROTHER HENRY BOOSTS FORMF. Says Harmony Was Never S') Nearly Perfact, and lie suit Is Assured. (United Press Leased Wire.) Seattle, Wash., July 1. Henry W. Taft, brother of William Howard Tart, Republican nominee for president, ar rived in Seattle Sunday. Mr. Taft is accompanied by Mrs. Taft, his son Wil liam Howard Taft, his daughter, Louise, and J. A. Dykman. who, with Mrs. Tftft's son, Is a senior at Yale. Mr. Taft and his party are here on a pleas ure trip whjeh had its beginning in New York. They arc now on their way east over the Canadian Pacific, with stops at Banff and other interestnig points. Mr. -Taft is deeply Interested In Dolltlcs and especially the political fortunes of his brother. While his trip has been one for pleasure, he has at the same time made a study of political conditions In tha 12 states he has crossed In coming to Seattle. ' Never has there been such har mnntr in the ranks of the party." said Mr. Taft. "The convention at Chicago CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Each Insertion, 1 oent a counted word. So ad leas than 15 cent pet Insertion. 7 Insertions for the price of 6. Xiost and found, help wanted. Situa tion wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads, 1 cent a word, 3 insertions for the price of 3. Oonnt six words to the line. "Hew Today" (agate measure), 1 Inch, 14 lines) 84 oents per Inch. "Want Ads" will be accepted over the phone, hut The Journal will not be re sponsible for errors, should any occur in such ads. Prompt payment expected. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays, 3 a. m. to 10 p. m. CHA.S. L. MA STICK leather of every mfrs. finding's. & CO.. 74 Front, description, tap GILBERT SKJLYSEH. CIVIL EN'GI neers and surveyors, office 414 Couch bldg. 109 4th st. Phone Main 7160. THE BARRKR ASPHALT PAVING CO. of Portland office, 404-405 Worcester bhig REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS ON houses; also brick and cement work. E-3R04. NEU & KINGSLEY, 268 1ST., PORT lanrl's leading marble and granite wks. LAWYERS' ABSTRACT & TRUST CO. M.5S0. A-42J2. Portland Trust Co. bhig. NOTICES NOT1CH OF SALE OF 8TATHJ LAND8 Notice Is hereby given thnt the state land board will receive sealed bids un til 2 p. m. October , l0s. for the fol lowing described school lands, to-wlt: The NE. M of NK. W. of E. tt and W. H of section 16 and all section 86. T. 6. N. It. 42 K Section 18, T. 5 N., U. 4B E. Section 16 and section 34, T. IB 8., R. . E. Section IS and section , T. at 8., R. 21 E. Section , T. S 8., R 6 W All bids must be accompanied by a regularly executed application to pur chase and by cash or postal money or der for at least one fifth of the amount offered. - . No bid for less than IS pet acre will be considered. I The right is reserved and all bids. Applications and bids should be ad dressed to G. Q. Brown, elerk state land hoard, Salem, Or., and marked "Appli cation and bid to purchase school lands." G. G. BROWN, Clerk State Land Board. Dated tfhla L'i'th day of June, 1908. to reject any NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET- lng Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Midway Oil company will be held at the office or Laaa & Tiiton. Portland, Oregon, at 8 o'clock p. m. on Wednes day, the 15th dav of Jul v. 1908. for tha purpose of electing a board of dhectors and lor tne transaction or sucn otner business as may come before the meet ing. WILLIAM M. WHIDDEN, secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED- MALR WELL DRILLER WANTS POSITION either 1st or id place, 4 years' ex perience. 1731 loth, eL, gellwood, A. C. Uro w ' OKNUTSE SITUATION WANTEIJ Alri cost only 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions for the price of 2. Carpenter work wanted, DAY or Job. Main 418. SITUATIONS WANTED PKM A ELDERLY WOMAN, GOOD COOK. wants place as housekeeper or cook for a few men. cltv or country. -Address Cook, 1034 N. th st. Cott a g9M ou so. ITaTTy WaM'5 DAY WORK"; WASH" lng,lronlng; Al lroner, I'aclflo 2U4J!. VOUKO LAVX, 1CX I'ER i ENC Ei) UOOK . keeper. stenotr raoher and cashier. wants position. Phone Woodlawn 755. 5ENU1NB SITUATION WANTED aT)S cost only 1- cent a word, 3 Insertions ror tne price or z. REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY. real estatb and timrer dealers alphabeticatxt ' arranged for u'ue convenlencu of journal reader A The Journal has said repeatedly Portland realty yaluea will advance; values are advancing steadily and property bought today will command highei prices one or 10 years hence. Buy now and reap the profit yourself. - I J C1IK 1ST 1 A3 WOMAN "WANTS' POSI- tlon as housekeeper for widower with children. V-107, Journal. POSITION AS. cashikrI HARRER shoo or restaurant, bv vounir lady living at home. 2fi5 N.'lt'Wi st. WANTED AGENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST AT OAKS LADY'S GOLD- filled watch, with engraving on in side of case, from mother and father to M. A. S. Return to or notify -Miss Marie A. Stupfell, 29 N. 17th et and receive liberal reward. DON NEK BERG plumbers, 303 & RADEMACHER, Burnskle. Main 23 1. .DESIGNERS AM) PHOTO ENGRAV- ers. Neiss & Connaway, 109 2d. M.7319 JAS. Mel. WOOL it CO.. ALL KINDS OF Insurance, surety bonds. McK a y bid g . WEATHER KEPORT A moderatelv lnrere and strohsr hleh pressure area occupies the territory be tween the Rocky mountains and the Mississippi river. A amall low pressure area Is central north of Lake Huron and another small low pressure area overlies the Canadian northwest. The barometer continues relatively low on the Pacific slope except over British Columbia, where it Is nbovo normal.- Heavy rains have fallen over a strip of territory ex tending from Texas northeastward to he Lake region. The hot weather con lnues In the Atlantic states, but it is much cooler In tha upper Mississippi alley Kansas ana omahoma. The indications are for fair weather In this district tonight and Wednesday with uo marked changes In temperature except m southern Oregon, where It will be warmer tonight. -Temp.-. Max. Min. Precip STRAYED BAY PONY ABOUT SIX years old, front feet white, white forehead, clipped mane, branded on left front nip. ibbl Harrington st. LOST AT OAKS, SATURDAY NIGHT, lady's gold watch; name in case, Jennie M. Shults. Return, 1701 Base line; Tabor 815. Reward. FOUND A PLACE TO HAVE HAIR mattresses renovated and returned same day. 288 Front St. Main 474, A-1374 Portland Curled-Hair Factory, H. Metzger. proprietor. GENUINE LOST AND FOUND ADS cost only 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions for the price of 2. AGENTS WANTED CAN YOU 8ELL foods? Ifso we need you; complete fit free; cash weekly. Write for choice of territory. Capitol City Nur sery company, Salem, Or. GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions for the price of 2. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT BY PARTIES having no children, a good-stxed houuo and barn with throe or four lots, near carllne. Address N. E.Motltt, Clacka mas, or. NAME Adair, S. D 4 Anderson, John American Bank, 80 7th Baker, A. A Bron gS teele - Co Bunker C. V. (Llnnton) Butterworth & Stephenson Co., Inc .. Clark, G. K. antV Cook, J. W Cook & Co., M.i 8 Chnpln & Herlow Crossley Co., The Columbia Trust Co. (Wlberjf Heights) Coast Realty co. ADDRESS. TELEPHONE. Couklln Bros. 302 Rothchild Bids .310 Fenton Bldr ....... .Home A-4215 .311 Worcester IHda; M-22J South Portland Heights ..Main 164 .215 Ablngton Bid ...,.M-26. A-2267 .110 Second A. & M-2660 .on cnamner or commerce M-63Z1 .317 Ablngton Bldg .M-8829 .533 Chamber of Com ...M-5407, A-32B2 .607-508 Cnrbett Bldg . ,.M-53, A-3861 . 4-'G Chamber of Commerce M-1653 .708-9 Corbett Bldg .....M-78B5, A-572 .714 Couch Bldg. -M-56H1. A-ltlH .220 Lumber ExclMtnge . .M-1568, A-4160 .T-804, B-2221 Dunn-Lawrence Co 248 Aider Main 915, A-2815 Draper, Arthur S 313V4 Washington A-2410, M-3870 Dean LAnd Imp. & Colonization Co. ...631 Chamber of Commerce.. A & M-1370 Espey-Melne Realty Co. SIS Commercial Bldg . . . , M-5809 Ellis York & Co 201 Merch'ts Trust Bldg. M-4776, A-1276 Fuchs. F 221 Morrison .Pac, 2B1S. A-408S rrury & ooux .in nun Goldschmldt's Agency Goddard. II. W. Holbrook Co.. F. B. (Irvlngton Park) Hotchklss & Co.. C. R Holmes A Menefee (Irvlngton) . 253 H Washington .... .110 Second 1 Worcester Bldg . .303 Chamber of Com.. n Third .M-6584 M A A-80R5 ..M-5898 . .A-2609, M-105 ', WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE About August 1, b-room cottage with gas; no children; rent must be reason able. Phone E. 1356 GENTTlNE WANT" nly for the price of TO R"ENT AD'S WANTED MISCELLANEOUS NEW TODAY. BEAUTIFUL, Five-Room Cottage Has 2 large bedrooms, nice clothes closets, largo reception hall, porcelain bath, medicine cheta. fine linen closets, living room, dining room with opening, fine china closet, fine kitchen witn pantry, porcelain sink with back, elec tric fixtures. nice front and rear porches with lights, cement basement; everything modern; houso one year old; rilf'e li:.WTl nn.l h -ll 1 ,hr - o-.in.i nnll, seemed to unify all trie Kepuo'icans 01 hnrhood; size of lot 50x100 feet. Price theeottntry twl irom wbi cuni.rou joij pnh. or terms $ J.300. !,W0 -down THIS gOOO lir ICCllllg UOO r,,...... every state. It was the most satis factory convention in years. Every thing looks favorable for a Republican victory 60 pronounced as to give to the nolicv of the party the emphatic stamp Of approval of the people Chicago HI 92 Cincinnati. Ohio .. HS Denver, Col fiO Detroit, Mich SS Kansas City, Mo... 18 los Angeles, Cal. . . 78 New Orleans, T.av ., DO, Nsw York, N. Y. ; . - 9 2 Oiflaha, Neb RS hllrtdelDhia. I'a. . . 04 Flttsbuj-K. Pa 1)2 Portland, vOr 80 St. Louis. Mo 88 St. Paul. Minn 62 Salt Lake, Utah ... S2 Han Francisco, Cal. 68 Seattle, Wash 78 Washington, D. C. . 91 fiO 51 f.6 78 73 52 7ii 73 64 68 50 58 62 58 72 .30 .0 .0 T .50 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 T .0 1,30 .01 .0 .0 .0 .0 LOST SUNDAY, LADY'S, WALT HAM gold watch. Finder please return to 2 88 Broadway and receive reward. LOST DURING LAST TWO WEEKS, gray raincoat, pair yarn gloves In pocket. Return to 370 14th St., for reward. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED SALESMEN ; MANY MAKE 3100 to J150 per month; some even more; stock clean, grown on reserva tion, far from old orchards; cash ad vanced weekly; choice of territory. Ad dress Washington Nursery Co., Toppe nlsh, Washington, T. tho nartv is visiting Port Biakeley. where the largest sawmills in the world are located. Observation Car Fortland-The Dalles. Commencing Monday morning, July 6 the O. R. & Ni will run the obser vation car "Aztec" between Portland .nd The Dalles. This car will leave Portland at 8:30 a. m 160 acres, fine orchard land, 7 miles our. Joins highly improved orchards. Immense spring furnishes all neces- lalles at 11:30 a m.; returning, leave cl0ge investigation as good land at this ui. muting ! price Is now cry scarce. arriving in The The Dalles at 1.45 p. llnrt.nd nt & : 1 5 D. m. The addition of this luxurious car will afford passengers every opportun ity to enlov ,the never-to-be-forgotten ride through the grand indescribable Co lumbia rivtt gorge. WORTH $16,000, ALMSHOUSE INMATE 'raco'nKlOOO In the Hibernia bank, Mrs. Mary O Neill is living at the San Francisco alms house, a public charge. She was one of the refugees In April, 1906. and "when she found an easy and cheap way or living she concluded to stick to It. ac cordingly -becoming an almshouse in mate. A woman attendant became curi ous wnen sne ooserveu umi mi a. was particular about always wearing a certain petticoat in the daytime and keeping it with her at night, examin ing the garment, she found the bank book re wed in the lining. The money has been on deposit more than eight vears, and the i,alanre aue tne aepus- Imr u something more than Ilfc.OOO. ftiperlntendent Wollnnberg UI today K the superior court to bpjkjuh b guardian for the woman and to relieve the city from runner care 01 ner. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles Lagerquist, 885-vEast Madi son slrSet, 28. and Estclle U. Weber, 21. Mvron Worth Ryan, Hood River, 19, and Hazel I. Phillips, 17. Andrew Christensen, Woods. Or., 25, and Wilhclmina M. Selling, 28. Edward Donner, 1666 East Twentv third street. 21, and Martha Lubeck, 19. F. I. Watson, 129 Fourteenth street, 22, a.nd Mamie J. Swanson, 21. W. H. Jamison. 2H9 Third street, 22, and Idenia A. Gardnlor, 22. James William Friend. 413H Wash ington street, 31, and Helen Joy. 30. Wash., 42rand street, and ;!a per month. This place is close in on the east side and a snap at the price. BALFE ACKLZT, 603 Corbett Bide. iver $25 FEB ACKE C. H. Care, Tacoma Ida Mav l.ee. 82 Oscar Olson, finSVj Thurman 21. and Alma L. Sandberg, 18. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith & Co., Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash ington sts. Tfic Union Hotel , 81 N. 8th St., corner Everett. Rates for Board and room, monthly, $18 to $20; weekly, $4.60 to $5; daily, 85c to $1. Give us a trial and be convinced. BARBERS' BOARD pF EXAMINERS will hold examination. July IS. 14 and 15, at 107 Vi 1st sL All permits that expire on the above date will be revoked unless the parties appear for examina tion, T. M. LEABO. Secretary. CAL WINE DEPOT. HEADQUART- ers for cooks and helpers. 148 4th st. WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR FURNITURE And anything you have to sell. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. Main 6656. A-4121. THE DENVER AUCTION HOUSE pays Highest cash price for household furniture. 227 2nd st. Phones A-1099, Main 3413. FORD AUCTION CO., 367 E. Morrison st., pays full value In cash for second-hand furniture. East 988, B-2311. PUBLIC READINGS GIVEN At SO cial functions, entertainments, parties. etc. Pearl Munbrallus, phone Tabor 1207. WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF second hand furniture. J. Leah Fur niture Co., 123 Grand Jive. Phone E. 4724 SAFE SECOND HAND. WANTED Call or writs Charles Hlrstel. room 8. 88U 8d st. IF TOU sell your furniture for cash, phono WISH TO EXCHANGE OR furniture for c 368 Hawthorne. CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SAV- age ,fc Pennell. 345-347 1st. Pac. 360. Hawthorne Realty Co 1021 Hawthorne' av. cor.-$ffh, Tabor 616 Irvlngton Investment Co. , 331 Chamber of Commerce . ...M-3177 .Jackson Deerlng 24 Stark M-345 Jacobs-Stino Co 148 Fifth i.M-6869, A-2811 (Belle Crest, Berkeley, Dover) Kllllngsworth, W. M 323 Chamber of Commerce ....M-4657 Knapp A Mackcy 1 Chamber of .Commerce. .A & M-2010 Keusey & Co., D. H. (Heights property) Office on Heights , A-1674 Mall & Von Borstel 104 Second A & M-143H Moore Investment Co. 313H Washington A & M-2707 McCusker, Thomas 205 Couch Bldg M-746 Oregon Real Estate Co.. The 188H Third M-1707 O'Donnell J. F 230 Stark A-26S1 M-4661 O. W. P. Land Co. Immigration Bureau. First and Alder M-6688 PaclTlc Business Exchange 303 Wash., suite-4 . . .M-8675, A-2982 Palmer, H. P ....213 Com'cial Club Bldg., M-8699, A-2883 Parkhurst, A. L. (Parkhurst Add'n)...425 Lumber Exchange A-3061 Parrlsh, Watkins & Co. 250 Aider ..M-1644 Portland Real Estate Agency 268 Stark A8X48 Sweek Chamberlain 612 Hwetland Bldg M-4871 WE SECURE POSITIONS FOR MEM bers; special membership. Y. M. C. A. GENUINE HELP WANT ED ADg'fiOST on'y 1 cent a word, 8 Insertions ox the price of 2. WANTED YOUNG IAN, HANDY Tnoard and room and $20. Home phone t ,. 1 1 fi ft. W A NTED ADVERTISING SOLICIT- or; $50 per week. 608 Goodnough bldg. Call after 4. S A LESMAN, " EXPERIENCED, fTH engines, motors, pumps, windmills, etc. H-1S5, Journal. WANTED 2 CARPENTERS. 2 LABOR ers for the country. S. Jeppesen. 21 N. 6th. SPOT CASH FOR YOUR FLRNITCRE; - prompt attention always given. - E-4047 FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING THji BEAVER, 12TH AND MARSHALL sts.; newly furnished, fully equipped for housekeeping, Including gas ranges, with the free use of electric lights, hot water, baths, large reception room and laundry room; furnished apartments from $18 up; also Single rooms; with similar conveniences, $2.50 per week up. There Is nothing in comparison In the city for the money. This place will bear Inspection. Short distance from Union depot. Take "S" or K5th-flt. cars going north, get off at Marshall Bts. Phone Main 8771. no dogs allowed. . . 204 Corbett Bldg ....M-6790 Washington A ft M-S06A 264 Stark .... , M-392, A-2392 Sixth and Washington.. M-B(S0, A-2537 317 Chamber of; Com... M-6J816. A-3682 (Coos -Ba y next) 10.11 Union ave. N. (Highl'd) Woodl'n 62 . 811 Buchanan Bldg M-1290 170 Third M-8276 Turner, George W 415 Bothchitd Bldg. . . . ' A-1013 Thompson & Ogden 848 Mississippi Ave ...Woodlawn 202 Wni-fl T At Wells & Co.. J. L. White, B. F Sweet. Elnathan Swensson & Co., A. F. Suhalk, George D. .. Shnrkev Co Schaefer, George J. . Spier. J. E Stevenson Tavlor .. Star Real Estate Co. . ...230 Stark A-26l. M-4661 ...306 Chamber of Com. ..A-2865, M-4664 ...8-9 Labbe Bldg A-1241, M-7334 tinner irrigation t;o, . . .numiywiope nign ciass; mna, Baker GUy.jrt. . r6oms and board WOMAN LIVING IN BUBURBS wants 2 children to board; kind treat ment. Phone Woodlawa 1687. Tonseth & Co., florists, for flowers of all kinds. 123 6th st. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral designs. 2S9 Morrison St. Full dress suits for rent, nil BlzesT Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st. Max M. Smith, florist, 150 5th St., op posite Meter r Frank's. Main 7216. Mac Rae & Angus 433 CHAMBEK OF OOWSBOB flortgage Loans Lowest rates of Interest, LOUIS SALOMON, 833 Stark Street, near Second. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. BIRTHS BYRNE Julv B, to Mr. and Mrs. John Poldtng Ftyrnc, 47 North Twelfth, a daughter FILL June 10, to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fill, 92S East Fourteenth street. North, a daughter. TERESI June 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teres.!. 723 1a East Yamhill, a daughter. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED driver for cleaning and dye works; must be good solicitor. Sunnyslde Steam Dye works. 205 E. 34th. TAKE A SWIM RINGLER'S FEW plunge. 386 H E. Morrison; 26c; fine. HELP WANTED FEMALE GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent a word, 3 insertions for the price of2 MIDDLE-At JED WOMAN A8HOUS& keeper for gentleman; home ln country- no objection to child. Call today H43 Yamhill St., room 14. $1.25 WEEK UP CLEAN FUR: nlshed housekeeping rooms, bath, laundry, furnace heat, yard. 203 Stanton st. U. car. LARGE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, nicely furnished; running . wa-te.E- 03 Alder. $1.50 WEEK UP LARGE, CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms, laun dry and bath. 184 Sherman st., south, Portland. ' MODERN ROOMS WITH BEST HOME cooking; can accommodate, a few mors young men. 288 4th. GENUirfE FOR" RENT ADS COST only 1 cent a word, 3 'Insertions for the price of 2. FURNISHED ROOM IN A PRIVATE family, suitable for two gentlemen, with or without board. 427 3L NICE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE FOR two people, wiiii ueoi uMiiiu v.ivjiwn. Inquire ZHX 4Tnst FOR RENT- FLATS 5-ROOM UPPER FLAT. GAS, BATH i,f"L"a!8mi,nt; no tfXldren. Inquire 471 fethlL GENU I NE FOR, KENT ACS COST .v,iiniy. 1 t!i"l a word, 3 Insertions for the price of 2, sis FURNISHED 6 lint, electric 1 ht ROOM UPPER lmjis1nn rt 1. - llh-l!lF an1 mornings 4-ROOM FLAT, lis- (iTa o.-STTT -JLShJLljtt at' P"rtr st. GENUINE: FOR RENT ADS COS iA oniy i cent a wora, if insertions ror the price of 2. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED HEAD- -waiirfcga. Jioflitrt-Curthy.266 14th. young lady wanted at once to learn the barbers' trade; good wages. 12 N. 4th st. DEATHS WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework; two ln family. Phone Woodlawn 651. ' WANTED GIRLS, PAPER BOX MAK ers. American Chicle Co.. 31 N. Front. TABER July 3, Clark Taber. 77R Mult-I nomah, age 73 years, acute Brlght's rtisease MILLER July 6, Ross Miller. St. Vln-1 FIRST-CLASS LADY PRESSER. WANTED A GIRL FOR HOUSE- work; good home. 114 N. 15th St. Y'67'NG LADY WANTED TO WORKflN confectionery and cigar store; wages $7 per week. Apply at once. 2S8 Front, near Columbia, Salem Electric depot. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES ladie.s. Inatllre Bannon & Co.. 388- i 390 E. Morrison st. cent's hospital, age 23 years, typhoid ' 1 reyer. HARDY July 2. Mary Ann Hardy Portsmouth, age C5 vears; old ftjge. So YONG July 3, So Yong, 301 Pine, age 49 years; chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. 413 Hawthorne ave. I'hone K. COOK WANTED AT CYll Kemmerer coal, th best Wyom vvill, Jng coal; gives more heat and less ash. Churchley Bros.. 13th and! Marsnau sis. pnones Main Vil, A-SV) glO Salts $1.95. Big sale at the Great I. X. L. Cloth ing store will continue ajl this week Bee our 4 on page 12 of This issue. 3IRS. HAYES IS ; SI)WLYirEr0VEl!LG Jr. oarab A. tvens. r,o tinn re turned frm the biennial conference of woman clubs In Boston, savg tha Mrs. J. D. Hayes who was hurt in the ccwent to the tally-ho coach has left the hospital and is resting (jul'-tlv at the borne of frtendi in Omr-rldge Although she was Uadlv bruised the lnser vtt chleflv of nervoue brek duwa from the shock of the actidcnt. FUNK HAL NOTICES M DANIEL In this city, July . 810 S Jolm I S.er-Vl,r" Bt th above address July 7 MaInhsa5r0keythb-Utt cor Wshfnt537; "vMnesSay at Eina " Polk coun" nea? Main 150 th St.. coisngton j Cr..wley station, at 12 o'clock. Masonic TnriTmPlJfPllt Kerosene Man-, order will have charge of the funeral J.AH.IU1UC3CC.UI, ,ie Lamps. See them services at H. W. Manning L. & S. Co.. 43d L I Fire Insurance FIRST CLASS once to go to beach for two months. Phone K. 216. 229 Grand ave. sou t h. W ANTED MANICURIST AT BAR- ber shop. Corbett bldg. TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, one outside, $7 per month. !l?W"ontst- HOT'SEKEEPiNG ROOMS TO LET. 482 H Washington, st.. opposite Hclllg. 2 ROOMS F U R NTsTflil ri?OR HOl.TSE keeplng; pantry and clothes closet, free wood, $2 per week. 37 E. Oak st. Ft j R " R EN T 3 ""FUR N LS H i: 1 ) F RON f rooms. 1st floor, near Woodlawn, to a couple without children; lady living alone; reasonable rent. Call 651 Har lem, corner IGth st. Phone Woodlawn 758. FOR RENT HOUSKfl WHEN YOU MOVE YOU ALWAYS Buy at no-rent prices; the savings will exceed cost of moving. ' We own our own building; occupy one-half; collect rent on rn MORGA N-ATCl I LEY FUR NIT VmCO. ,,v.vp i.-r.n BENT ADS COST onlv 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions for tho price of 2 . ,,, vriTni-gTT! I 'ONVE.N'IENCES. 1N- " eludes water. SO. Inquire 184 Cherry St., "erv,,!.-Park.Moun t Scott line. j'iiTlCROSS STEEL BRIDGE, 7 room house, $20. Inquire of owner, rnnm 320 Worcester bldg. THE SHEFFIELD -UNFURNISHED .7 roorn apartment with bath ; new. mod ern, fully equipped for convenience; lo cation saves carfare. Apply to Janitor 7th and Jefferson sts. ' HOT'S EK E E P IN G It'TTiTSrsl F (' R nlslied, cheap; gas, plate, light, bath, phone free. 207 Sherman St., phone Jn clfic 455,. TWO LARGE CONIs-eT-tTng r7k;m"S on lower floor. C:U1 4113 Everett st Phone A-4500. FOR RENT NICE 4-ROOM t 'O i l auk.. bath. $12 pt:r month. Inquire 5S8 Pet- tvgrnve St., pnone ivi aj FT.'ICE FL'RNlSIIKD HOUSEKEEP Ing rooms. 370 1 2th st. Phone Main 4364. NICELY FURNISHED AND SItTiaT ed. front housekeeping rooms. I'hone Pacific 15S0. $2.50, $3.58 WEEK, CLEAN AND COM fortahle; -walking distance. See them 504 Vtt Washington st. on Ml.ssisslpp ave., between Fremont and Beach sts. Owner,U0Grantst. v)ir:N"f3iT)DEHN 5-R(OM COT- lage; No. 540 E. 18th; rent, $16. Phone Main 67 ?9. ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM COTTAGE IN good condition, modern; plumbing, cement basement; flowers and fruit! $18 per month to parties without children, in) M I'nliin ave. 6-R'OOM COTTAGE FOR RENT: NttAR Tones' saw-mill: $9 ner month. Call 147 N. 6th, until ! p MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE, 8UIT- hio f.ir vniinir married couple. 425 F 8th. Phone East 298. r O NEW 5-ROOM FLA TS, R EN i I ffi ' -J-"JltllreJ-igj."g'L St. Phone East 668 MODERN 5-ROOM FLAT; WTElJOfsfD li a m 1 1 ; flat close In; nice location. Inquire on ' Premlscoa ir,'o v., insiuneun FIVE-ROOM FLAT. NEAR2W7ia15d -2EhnlLlL!nin Main 7628. MODERN Fj.AT, 403 12T7TsT MF" -Jd-I'fr' " 'Corbett bldg SUMMER RESORTS. AND 2-ROOM COTTAGES FTNir nation"'. 2 Tl0tS" 'urnlturl: SeEld? i Clatsop, near Locksley hall; trade for "riiann, Main VfiA-5hi5 ' lnf,ulre Mr' Wills. FURNISHIOD tWrFOirTuTYCO tage an,i tent after August 'l for season ; Seaside. K,IBt 24nf ' 22iVTATlR. SEAV nWRTDf5K" FOR IlK NT FARMS FARM N Ice MODERN 6-KOOM Itui isti Lumr, 14th and E. OnK; aauits oniy. W ANTE T WO MAN TO WASH AND do bouseoleanlng two mornings each week. 440 E. 11th st. N.. between Tllla mook and Thompson sts. MALE AND FEMALE nELP 1 stn Proom Butter. Milk and Cream ICC UCdlllAlbn, Creamery Co. UNDERTAKEKS irinflaf''M,lley and Neubergeri 327! 1 f 1UC3 Wash. Choice wines, liquors and clgara Look for our cut-rate sala Free delivery. Phone Main 1394. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 10,000 POSITIONS, For graduates last year; men and wo men learn barber trade ln S weeks; help to secure positions; graduates earn $16 to $25 weekly; expert Instructor; tools free; write for catalog. Moler System -, ,-, -t. . -. - - - - j or colleges. 3S rv 4tn sr.. t'ortiana. DUNNING. M ENTEE A GILBAUGH, j WANTED LADY AND GENTLEMEN undertakers and embalmers; modern representatives for local ceffee and In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main tea house: good commission. 214 Main. 430 u&ay assistant J. P. FINLEY & S5N3, 3D AND MADI- on sts. ornce or county coroner. I'hone Main . Have your abstracts made by the Se- ZELLER-B YRNE8 CO . FUNERAL DI-1 curlty Abstract A- Trust Co., 7 C. of C. rectors, embalmers, 270 Russell. East - left's uiny assisiani. , GENUINE HRLP WANTED ADS COST j only 1 cent a word. 1 Insertions for j the price of 2. j Kelp wanted and supplied. Drake. 205 Wash. Pac. 13 70. A-1570. FURNISHED 4-ROOM APARTMENT for three or four month. Complete, modern and very convenient. Apply o Janitor, The Sheffield, 7th and Jefferson. MODERN FURNISHED HOrSEKEEP ing rooms, bath and phone free. 422 Jefferson st. Phone Pacific 957. Sl'ITE COM PLETELV F I TtNISAkED housekeeping rooms. $10 month; also double room, $1.75 week. 245V4 N. 17th. ilOUSEKEEPI NG ROO M S N K W AND clean: $10 and up. 328 '4 17 th. r.hone Main 7528. $25- In Phone East 2409 FOR RENT 7-ROOM 4th st. ,'$25 COTT A GE. Inquire Phone East 323't f..iofiM 'HOUSE. NICE LAWN. M-V car West ave. N. 246. Main 4a3i. fiTFtTTriM'iTTAGE FOR RENT; PA RT of furniture for sale. 270 Hall St. FURNISHED HOUSES GENUINE FO the' price of 2 R RENT ADS COST only 1 cent aYtvord, J insertions ror FOR RENT 2 FRONT HOT'SEKEEP lng rooms, with pantry, phone, gas. electric light, ground floor, bi N. Stiii near Evprett. FURNISHED ROOMS FOK RENT LA PORT HOUSE. 3D AND YAMHILL, $2 per week. 60c per dayf largo, airv, outside rooms; newly renovated; changed management June 20. Very choice rooms to let. 4-ROOM FURNISHED coi l At. K will rent for 2 months very reason able. 842 N. 19th st. HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE ,. 5 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, bath: rent $15; three rooms rented $20; leaving 'two room; place In fine condition for buyer. 1544' N, 14th st. , Port Trtas Lawyer In Ksion. Worth, Texus. Julv 7 Mint t 'fn-tflbr Of !h UnrK fi . ,1 i . 'f ti lne Ptar 'PtBtr. a mheel n port Worth t"dv f-r 1 ie aniiUMl meet ing h Tevaa fitxx Bar arjrit-tt-.a. Today rtsnej Urrir '.i - th prllm r.Br biiMtifw of the ron mitkm. The si'.r,s ar to ct-;itin--fntil mdr. Juie rrtv thr ' Crawford Pall te to rt!iv-t th er.nuitl a!dre. Tl.e offers cf th .-viatinn. who ar In cbr f tru n..ir:. re s f"ikw : lrmideri. a - K M ,.rtn ef Aistln: T(e-t rf w1er t Ja'f Terr twttr nf taf'.- r .. ", I. w 4 I Tixr f I );; 6trf. f w R K ! wr ef-I Joh . I"ff "t n ?. J. C Crisp -01' ' -., Jsln T. Iucra -f liraegi -J i.'. L. t.rr..toin ef At.a. Portland Trust Co. of Oregon to Miles W. Wilkin, lot 3. b.ocg 135, Woodstock $ 6O0 William H.' Reed and wife to Charles Coopey. lots 1, 7. 3 snd 4. section 12 and north ;, of NE. Kt of eeotion 13. town ship 1 north, range 5 tast 5. 000 Berenlre Ainswlrth Bakr to trustee of Y. M. C. A- begin ning at Intersection of west line of Sixth street with ndrtb line of Taylor, street, thence wesl 140 feet," tb?nc north lOU feL thence eaft 140 feet, t.-nce south 100 - Teet to telnnlpg. . . . : . .-. . :.tlM.(i09' Moore Investment Co. to W. C. Repasa lots 15 and 1. blotR J. Vernn B M. Ls'tiu if.i and wife to C S. Jack..: lot JO. block 3. Hancock sftt addition Portland R.77ly Trust Co. to J. E drion. lots 1 enl IT. bio. k 4. Uurrlnool Park Je Hohenn to Mrs Pearl Lelshton Mount, lot . Mo-k 44. Carters addition to Port land, excepting west 7S fet f.SOi Title Guarantee A Trust Co 10 John C. Brvks t si lot . blcxk 17. K.uth SC Johns A Bdgar Beard t E JI. Hm- in. t4 t. Multnomah Berry rotb - ' Annie E. Wloir te Jitina Helt, Ios 7 to I. Wer 11, Pf-tnt View addlUoa te St. J OuXsS 90 EDWARD HOLMAN, 220 3d St. UNDERTAKER, SITUATIONS WANTED MALE ER1CSON UNDERTAKING CO, t.almlng; lady ass t; 409 Aide i GASOLINE ENGINEER, STATIONERY CEMETERIES xr .In' AnddrfsTdT72llr Jo"uri.l"PU ''' EURNIsllElTT-RONT ROOI ' all It's w"rth. Main 6655;A-4121. erLJlSI stiion. Addiess. T-121. Journal. ln private family, cloee in on east v.-rvF FfIR RENT aTTs - MAN AXD H'IFF: WISHESIvORTuI? aide Phone B-K65.' or call after 6 U,V i ECent wor4 J I lnsertioi I ranch; can manage same; references, p. m. 7 E. Mh 8.. near Ankenv st. J ,KonIvie. Vt i , G-141. JournaL Cn?Z7f??ff-K1fyK!l- : POSITION WASTED A N ALL ROUND family lots, $.5 to 1 , 5. biiperlntend- 1 carpenter foreman; 12 years exnerl- erii s cemetery, corner or Fremont at and Cully road. Phona TaJvor 20. For ence. S-10J. Journal. fill information aDr.lv to Frink si. I.Miai A i B r ION 8AL- gel. 53 2 Worcester blk. Phone A-2S2J. MEETING NOTICES n rv nr rAmmlRlinn. H jw1 r .rl , uate. two years experience tn large of - f ice. Lock box 14. MUton. Or. . tr, A 1.100 1.150 MS fl George V r""i. tonight a aei wish to s Si. s come. 1 SAY. NEIGHBOR, COM E up to the meeting of Washington Camp 1 12s Ilth st. I speak to jou. All g neighbors are tl- SHEKMAN HOI SE -123 1 2TH. FI R- nished rooms, up-to-date, clean newly renovated, baths, hot. cold "water, elec tric lights: reasonable; also housekeep ing nuiir, nn.n imi niritier. FOR SALE FURNITURE OF NICE lv furnlslied -room flat, only used 2 months; leaving city and must sell at once' rsrt time If desired. Flat for rent. .Phone A 2053 or call 272 Park St. fF YOU-REALLY WANT TO SELL. the portiana Aururai u. win py j uu 160 ACRES TTmh"F; I ivi, 376 per year o.'X' 'VS acres meadow, farming Implements. 5 acres grain, house and Bar, god rnnge F3-PeU. White Salmon Wash' M ANTEDFINANCIAL FOR wa $5,000. s ALE TII .LAMOOK COUNTY J.ranr:v, L ' romC$100 Vo CASH FOR TH VTiri r.i Oregon Trust, TI,T Guarantee0 M BONDS. er-$d. WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED ONE OR v iooe in, fast or west side r ... if.a. nrP'n: "ate desc rial ,u ensn price TWO LOT' tor ctsh; 'crt Ion In Jour- COST ions for FUll KtM-2 .Mt r.Lr J- ir.NlSHKD rjCZTWrTTI'RN'lSHEI) HOUSEKEEP- rooms on fast i-ie. I no or rrlor r 9 aa nt 11c Youn, ladles employed during Sy r i '"ffon V P ferred. For particulars call East 6C3J ' month. 305 H J " . . . : CLEAN. rooms. week up, SITUATION WANTED BT TOI'NG man who ha cosnpleted a course In bookkeeping and stenography, willing I A-ll". Journal. ESTIMATES ON WALL TINT JvuR Mng Union and ave. painting E lei. H I" c u r CVlT T T V a A. KREDRICli. Uerts. 371 :.o ee Brand. 11 V SITUATION WANTED AS JANTbOR or watchmsn by Dlddle-steJ German: M. W A. JtVEP.GR.EEX CAMP, tilt !L5f rferencx. B-lr. Jourtisl merts Wednesday eveDlng. AH.ky j W A NTED POSITION IS WHOLE- blir.. id snd Morrison sts. or retail grocery: I years' M W. A OREGON GRAPE CAMP No"! frlenee. also exrrlenoe In f'jrnlture C 7 Mordsva 17th and MarahalL ! "d undrtattng. H-ls3.Jonrr.sh Visitors welcome I A VOUNO MAN. ACCURATS 3TT 1 ns-ures and wltb business abUiLr.- would like post'lcn. J-117. Jotirr,,,! nUSLVESS NOTICES IN.VKXTIOX- SOIX ON tTCMMISfilON, CTant Contract company. 4f niedaer fc.tfg Mala. 2j,- . " ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN. EXfERi ' en red lr general office wor. desires poeition tn either store or office. Ad ftresg M ill, JennuU. Ann. inV h,h tV"tu; free and $40 month for .-are of Lh.i6 iVll1-. rolrnl close la by Investment of $415. , ,ln. Ti.mHon bide-.. 121 Id 7 HIT TltAPL. PI. IO FT Konyg to f T uT V, fv Jr,J?$ ! FOR RENT STORES-OFFICES .! gg"P-. 2"H Si)Fo'R'RKNT-gTORAOn ROOM. 15.100. GENUINE FOR RENT ADS COST partly deked Electric elevstor. orjv 1 cent a word. 3 Insertions for Front street on U. R Co. track. Brick the price tfl t. I building Inquire 171 1st st. Main NlCKO FCRNISHED ROOM. GAS t Ull. A-ll. and ostn in nm si., cor. Alder. A wj.it.iKi oT IN REI.LE rurnT nn tone City Pnrk from- . " only; promoters ; . I""!." ' "Tn'r WANTED g-ROOM HOUSE OR NICE BUSLNISS CHANCES FURNISHED ROOMS FOR H.oT week, 307 Sherman st. Pacific 45$ FOR RENT NICELY FXRNISHED and situated, front room on first floor. Phone Psclflc 1510. . FURNISHED ROOM POR MEN'TTi pr x-k. 113 Johnson s.t. UNFURNISHED ROOMS OENX'LVB FOR RENT AIS COST enlr 1 cent o word, I Insertion for ttt price ef X. i. - FIRST-CLASS OUTSIDE OFFICE rooms for rent In new building; steam heat, electric and gas light, with Janl tnr serrl. N. E. cor. Id and Madison. FINE OFFICES AND DESK ROOM. Ill Pwstlnnd bldr., ti and Washington.' GF.Ni: INK FOR RENT ADS CO.T only 1 cent a word, S Insertions for the price of 2. FIRST AND 6XND FLOORS. 25ill, new modrn brick building, wholesale district; low Insurance, jFive years lease; reasonable- rent . te respecslbie te&act 0-42S, Josroal. WANTED PARTNER WITH 1460 for a legitimate businesa A Vl't edge propos tlon win .'!. investfg.uon. The bis, location on the Addr..Av i'r n?S required. Aaaresg -ll. JournaL ANTED PARTNER JN 7 g7viT paying business- it will p,y y0," Investigate this, hhone Msfn ;ei PARTNLR' WANTED N GOOb rEa raTJoVS?." !f ,WlU7 o InrSetU STAND TOU CLOSEst In'. vesUgalon Ronmln..kA,,.. V. rooms, well furnished snd ri:r!n ,on loron. low rent; prlc" M5' iMl V9 d,'a- otherwhW Ve"w sforrTJo-n Wt' K LEST IiOR?K SHOEING LoCAflAk ".rtlapd. Shop ...riK and la msklng good money. Owner h. worked blmlr down ; i! rest. See Ksndrlc, . on iitu.).ii M tJKOR BALK. FCrnIU'kE Of1 a sevea-ronni Knnsa x.. . S J
