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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENINO; , AUJST 24, 1008. ,
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IHDIAIIA WAITS
Ilis Spoecli on Trusts to Wv
1 Feature of Kern Notifi
cation Tomorrow.
(L'lllteJ Pr.-M LKl Vlr
Indianapolis. ln.1. Aug. 21 A delega
Uon of promlm-m Democrats of 1 1
city today awaits tlio arrival of MI11.wm
J. Bryan and Theodore A. Ho" of '
lfornto. both of whom are r.pcctod 1
connection with the notification loinor
...r rf lnl.ti V !Vfl It. -
the founal
notification speech
ed to i . H i i i'"
:.,l,il..SH OH irilBin,
l.o of t!i l'lliu'lpal
j.i.s ,miiiji.iI.'T1. Tim crro-
Which v.Hl
speeches of
monies ii o. . . . . .,,,,. -nd
v i'l l Ik Id in t!o i.iik' "
lorlum at Hit
t Inn a I V
!. ' i.. .....iit,, rM Humtiedn urn
.ir?lvini herS iody f.o.n ail part.
of
Judlana ami from ii.miny aiv
xion i,.. Mill Im" orumlnent li
the no-
tlfkatlon of Mr. Ki-rn '.Kn to aii
in the c-ltv today. With the .-xoeptlon
3 . V 'fft.iKh ni tonohea overythinK
. i ....i. for tnmorrow'i oxrclricB
inrflannnolls. In holldKy drfHI
for the
AnA.Hnn In nrenrtrlnff , to
entertain
large number of vhltffiv fc.,,
"ha program provhfca. tha tt "
.io nf n.,tlflrailon Khali take
place at the state fair Krounda.
fi..,tirr, nH ihnt there will
In the
bw no
downtown demonstration and no street
tiarade. Nevertheless. It la expe.-ted that
the attendance of numerous democratic
clubs, nthused by 'he presence In the
city of William J. Uryan and a boBt of
PTOittUient tmrly lenders, will result in
an- Wpromptu demonstration of some
Bflrt tomorrow night- It Is hoped that
pome of the visiting orators may be In
duced to deliver public speeches.
The notification exercises at the state
fair around will take placo In the Colo
neutn. which Is one of the largest and
finest amphitheatres In the country. Ar
:ranements are being made to accom
modate a crowd of 15,000 people In the
huge structure. A speaker's stand has
been erected at one end of the building.
.The stand has been made large enough
to afford seating accommodations for
the members of the notification coramit
'te, the members of the national com
mittee who will be in attendance, and
a number of specially invited guests.
The notification 6peech and the address
'of acceptance by Mr. Kern will be brief
In order to give ample time for the de
livery of the speech by Mr. Bryan on
the subject of trusts, which, of course,
;will be the chief feature of the pro
gram. Mr. Bryan is expected to reach
the city early tomorrow mornlni from
Chicaeo accompanied by National Chair
man Mack. Both of the distinguished
leaders will he- the guests of Mr. and
Sirs. Kern white in
OFF FOR SAMOA
Seven Ships, Each With a
Destroyer in Tow, Leave
San Francisco.
(DnHod Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Aug. 24. Exactly at
10:10 o'clock today the signal run up
on Rear Admiral WlUiam T. Swin
burne's flagship, the MVest Virginia,
started seven cruisers of the Pacific
fleet and seven torpedoVboat destroyers
on their summer cruise1 to the Samoan
islands, which will end at Magdalena
bay next winter with a battle practice.
The cruisers and- torpedo boat-destroyers
were accompanied by the supply ship
Solace and the cruiseriijuf falo, whicn
fo aa far as Honolujii with the fleet,
hey are fully euuiped and prepared
ffjr any emergency tjiat might arise.
AJl- aaV yesterday, hundreds of visit
ors swarmed the big cruisers inspecting
them, and today the waterfront was
'lined with several thousand people who
witnessed the departure.
- Just after fTle ships had got outside
the harbor they nlowed up and each
cruiser threw a hawser to a torpedo
1 boat and they started to sea with the
little black destroyers in tow. The tow
lines are steel cables five Inches in
diameter. The towing of thedestroyers
is to be done by way of,icperlment If
It is successful much coal can be saved.
The vessels that went today are the
West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
Tennessee, Washington, California and
South Dakota. They towod. In tha or
der given, the destroyers, Preble, Stuart,
Perry; Hopkins, Hull, Truxton and
Whipple.
The Pacific fleet is due at Honolulu
September 2. It will Jeave there Sep
tember 10 and arrive at Pago Pago Sep
tember 20. The fleet Is to leave Pago
Pago September 27 and will arrive at
HonolulU&on the return trip Octover 7,
leaving Uie same day for San Plega.
iTha fleet will arrive at San Diego Octo
ber 28 and stay until October 80. when
the vessels will leave for Magdalena bay
for battle practice. They ore due to
arrive at Magdalena bay November 1
and will stay until -November 80. .The
fleet will arrive at San Franclsoo le
cember 4.
'MEETING OF FUNNY
MEN AT DENVER
(Special Diipatch to Tbe Journal.)
riepver. CoLfAug. 24 As solemn an
pear lug a loi of men as ever attended
a convention of funeral directors ar- I
rived-in Deliver today to . take part .In i
- the -sixth tinuej convfrftlon of flie'l
American rre.Ht, . Humorists. They sref
the men w furnish ihe newspaper'
laughs the t-liown who hunt the bright 1
side or everything and make it brighter
The convention will get down to bust- ;
tiess -tomorrow and continue In session
through the greater part of the week
Boms business is to be transacted, but !
the most or tne lime win De given over
to entertainment. One of tt. features
will be a public entertalnmem to aid
the- fund for a monument toi' Bill Nye
The organization of humorists boaeta
of a large and distinguished member
ship. Prominent among . thvse whos
names appear on the roster, and a num
ber of whom will attend the present
gathering, are Mark Twain, Bob Bur
dntte, James Whltcomb Riiey, Judd
Mortimer Lewis of Houston, and S. E.
Riser of Chicago. .
INDIANS PEOTEST
DIPPLVG OF PONIES
Pendleton.
Fniit a4
Or.. Aug 24 Chler No
few of his conseivativa
falioweT. among the 1 matllla Indians,
are iTgorouriy protesting to the Indian
comr.ismoi.er acaint the dipping of
, tlmlr pone- f,,r the mange by the
federa. iit !) -ri-lea through the bureau
of anlrr-d! InduMrr in charge of Dr. 8.
w. Wci'lur of this city. The ponies
,r LaUv ffcte5 with th disease and
rilr bar te n nt u,t to dip all of
'. t hmra riear the old agency thre mil
ft thii citT It .- ref"s No St.trt.
t 'mar-In. Amos Pond. Iv.ker Jim and a
1-m oth.ri are mk;i g vlgorom pro
u4 bare m4tr.l Rrt Huffman,
( ths -rKonlSD of this
rnw to take the mil'"- up with the
lmA-n rt-mmtasloner to bay the order
nliXI4 '
FOR fill). BRYAN
the city.
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CRUISER
FLEET
RndvYeiter,
Tfc ssost p.Tr r la the or Id
TV re Is t-rf it 4 IK 4wlr whs
4t It costs most at
..w rr. J l l' '-m Itwcl
t l etf vf t i-H rr. prows
t' sa;rlort tz . rovjala4 v-
rjkers.
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FITZGERALD MAY
BE BILL IHIEFjiS
Arrest Follows I most Ra
tion of Discliarvl Sul
Tirasury .Man.
(I'ultid l"re Wire
Clil. -ago. Aug. -i lie,. run W. Klls
i i f,,it,,.-rlv iiksortlnK teller of the
I'nll.'.l Stnten ,-jbtrcasury mi'ler Asulst
art Treasurer William Hoi, len week, ap
peaxed before Juiige t'hellaln today to
nnsM T to tl.a chaige of haltig stolen
S 1 7 J. Dull from the sul'trrasiiry a yimr
axo lnit l-Vbruary. TUo ease was pust
pon.J until next Monday and Fltngorald
was ieleat.e.1 on 110, 0U0 liolid.
Kdwurd H l.ttilnger, formerly a can
(II, late for the (ifflcs of stale's attorney.
., i Dm i.rlsoner. Ho stated to
day that -he had no ilouM his fllen t
u,,ul,l be declared Ttnoceni. m.i innnu.i
tain l.ltiloner, will stand by
the ac-
runed mail to t
l.lbl
I, men w ho made ths
The rieriei .i i I,
arrel elallll t" lull
that baffled tlo; K"
over a yeur, Th i
!' Young, a forno i
was embloyed by i
fulve.l the mystery
cininenj agents for
vre led by Herbert
i, spaper man. wtio
ulili nw eek.
claims to haw- e I nco that
oung
the
,, ,-iiKeil ti- er it lea io mum
rnngement s
with
to pjl
several prominent
iiuslneha men to i
sh some or me mou-
sand-duliar nins
package of stolen
whlch were In the
nionej'.
lvtjr Greeks Fired.
(Special PUnatea tp Tba JoornaH
I.a Orandn. Or , Aug. 24. Sixty Greek
laboieis Who have been employed in un
loading storage toal for the O. R. A N.
company at' this place, were summarily
discharged last night because of their
unfitness for the work. They have scat,
tererl out Into the harvest fields of the
valley where they hope to find work.
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206'Call Bldg.
Telephone Kearney 3121
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WEATHEt REPORT
A trough nf low nreni- ei-tenila
from British -"Columbia along the west
slope of the Rocky fountains south to
Arizona; over this territory the weather
is unsettled, and light rain has fallen at
scattered places in Oregon and Wash
ington. A small high pressure area is
central off. the Oregon coast, and a
large high' pressure area Is central over
the lake region. The barometer If, rela
tively low over the south Atlantic "and
gulf states, and rain, heavy in places,
lias occurred in that section. The tem
peratures are nearly normal east of the
Rocky mountains, but it is warmer than
usual In the northern portion of the
inter-mountain region, and slightly
cooler than usual In California, the Vil
lamette valley and the sound country.
The Indications are for showers to
night or Tuesday in northern Oregon-;
Washington and nothern Idaho. It will
be cooler tonight in northeastern Wash
ington and northern Idaho, and warmer
Tuesday in te 'Inferior "of western Ore
gon and western Washington.
remp.
Max.
Min.
Preclp.
2.3S
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.06
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Atlanta. Ga.
84
80
76
S6
78
74
S6
70
80
86
68
70
8fi
78
84
86
90
82
110
88
76
no
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54
60
68
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7 0
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5 2
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811
60
Baker City, Or...
Bismarck, N. t.
Boise, Idaho
Boston, Mass
Calgary, Alberta..
Charleston, S. C...
Chicago, 111
Denver, Colo.
El Paso, Texas . .
Eureka, Cal
Flagstaff, Arix. . .
Galveston, Tex. . .
Helefia. Mont. . . .
Honolulu, H. I V.
Jacksonville, Fla..
Lewiston, Idaho ..
Los Angeles, Cal.
Marshfleld, Or.
New Orleans. La. .
New Y'ork. N. Y'.l
6 4
6S
44
7 I
0 2
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64
r 5
64
00
f.'l
on
6 2
41
5 2
44
I Nome, Alaska . .
Norfh Head, Wash.
Phfadeipnia. Pa...
PoAitello, Idaho . .
Portland, Or
Roseburg, Or.
St. Loans. Mo. . .
St. Paul, Minn. . .
Salt Lake, Utah . .
San Fran., CaJ . . . .
Saji L. ihispo, Cal.
Seattle, Wash. . . .
Sitka. AlnsUn . ... . :
Spokane, Wash.
Tntoosh. Tsl.. Wn.
Walla Wall.. Wn
Washington, D. C.
66
76
84
70
70
82
74
8;
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7S
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61
84
6i
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7S
56
66
'Byerung report of preceding day.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
A. II Ilaskette,
Carrie Mabee. 18
Eugene, Or., 80, and
W . G Smith & Co.,
corner 4th and Wash
g i'nrds
f n belg .
i'ngton stv
Tonseth -
Co
t'.'
rlts, for flawers of
all kinds 1
h
st
Clarke Mros . florists Fin flowers
and floral .1. Hrr.s 28 Morrison St.
Full dree sjjt for rent, all alzea
Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark it
Max M Si l;h. florist. 15n,th t op
po'te MIt A- Franks Main 721
HIHTHS
BOAR a M A N - up
Mrs Per -v H a :
ond, Norti . a t.i
1 Mr. and
East Pec-
174
LITHKIS f-R A'JK'
1
Iser
:n Mr ard
2f6 Nlr.e-
Mrs Fra:ik
!.:'h
teenth: a lr. iKr
BOMKR8-Ai:r.-; :? to Mr
F E S'ltcers. Thirty fourtl
lamook; son
and Mrs
a::d Tli-
HAMIL Atnie
t). Ham.l. S48
tn Mr
and Mm A
a daughter
Ni
'. n ru p
THORNTON- e
William Their.
to M r and Mrs
20 List Sark
son.
HARPPET A-:r :-t l l
C. E- Hards'-'i. Nerlh
fOTl
Mr and Mrs
MontavlKa. a
EVANS Auriit 'o Mr
ar.d Mrs
di .gl ter.
Iewls Evan.
' 'rron
DEATHS
RTAN-Aug-.it
an. 478 Cm 3r.
F.rr,
Mat:da Rv-
enehral bem-
n-T7.PATP''"K f ' f 22 FVanV Flts--U
kit. Ht Vir'-rt's sa natorium, age
. rilwieru.ry t;j-r-i,lns".
HAWKINr-A Jf .t 21 Fr-d F
Haw. I
k tts. tl Virc-nt 1
hospital, age tl
a u is aj ptodVitla
pl'NNINU, M'KNTEK A'OILBAUOH,
undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail. Seventh and I'lne. Alain
ISd ljidy aanlatant.
tlnUn ft. Cnn Third
ni
1 ill It JlU Madison.
dy aaalstant. Main ; A-1599.
.l.KR-HVRNKS CO.. FITTER AL Dl-
tois. embnliiiera, 270 Russell, East
loK Lady assistant
Li"' WARD llOlTrtiXN
;';'i ,'!rd pi rcct.
UNDERTAKER.
ffltB'Si iN
I n I in I n a;
UNDERTAKING CO.. KM
l.ly aaa't; " Alilxr. M 8138.
KMKTKIUKB
ItdNlC CITY RINOI.K GRAVKS, 110:
family lota, to 176. .Superintend
ent at remetory. corner of Fremont st.
and ("iilly road, l'hone Tabor i'06. For
full Information ai)ily to Frank Schle
Kel t.3'.' Worcester blk. Ihone A-S823.
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MOW TODAY.
CAREY ACT
LAIND OPEINlIVa
On OCTOHEH 12. at KINGS HII,U
Idaho, on the main line of the OH K
(i()N SHORT LINK. H. eOO acres of tho
I ,,ys't
fruit land In the west win tie
thrown open for settlement. me saie
will be conducted under the super
vision of the stute of Idaho, full pro
tection being guaranteed f r title Knsy
teinis. low prices. great surplus of
water. Special rates on all railroads.
Call upon
13. S. COOK & CO.
Corbett Bldg.. or Write Main office.
xnros xrx.ii niaioATiow k powxb
CO., BOISE. IDAHO.
Have your abstracts made by the Title
A Trust Co.. 7 C of C.
Paclf hTritle & Trust Co., the landing
abstractors. 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg.
V.n. llalitilp Co. abstracts, oer
tlflcates of title, etc 3-S Corbett bldg
"'Williams Abstract Company. Inc.. will
give vou the lowest prices on abstracts.
26S Stark St., room 12.
FOIl 8ALK-
-KKAL KSTATE
hi
SNAP
Two nice resilience lots on the line
of a new electric line, only 6 blocks
from n. line in operation now. JITj
takes them Monday.
A fine residence lot in a restricted
district; $600 takes it. One half block
from car.
Dawson and Roberts
272 Stark StJ
ON THR ftl'XNVSIPB CAR 1.1NF.,
lots $4on to jr.r,o.
6 rooms, very swell, modern, up to
date. J3.U00.
4-rooni cottage, one block of ear. $79!i.
City ."4 Suburban Heal Kstnto Co., 116 3
Belmont, corner ::!Hh St. Tabor S6.
T1IK N ICEST IT IN U.I. A DAY
addition for sale; improvements all
In. beautiful building site. Call room
103 Buchanan bldg., Washington
st. A-1IH.
$2;fJ -TilCAl'TTFUI.. WKLI, B1TI.T 1
rnom house on corner lot. close In;
terms. Ca'l at office and we will show
it to 2u. Thn Spanton Co.270 Stark.
$ 3750 0 7 - ROOM M OI BI t N 1 IOCS K "t X
Wasco st.. near Irvlngton. lot 50x100;
terms. Call at office and we will show
it to vou. The Spanton Co.. 270 Ktagk.
WOOiJjAWN
I have 3 fine 50x100 lots very cloao to
linproied SO-foot boulevard which I will
rel) for $1,000. a cash figure; all cleared
and fenced, 48 young fruit trees, small
shed, Bull run water convenient. Wood
lawn 11 til, any evening.
RIVKR FRONT. NICK YARD. 7ftxl 1 5. 7
room house, reasonable. 675 South
ave, Midway.
FOR SALE 8 ROOM HOUSE. A LI
modern, lot 50x100. 5 rooms for rent
Tn 1 or address C. Anderson, uuj v.
i 25th N-
i first
COMICS GETS 6-ROOM PLAS-
tered cottage and nice lot. 1900; sa?-
rlft&tJ. Angeles Branch. 242 5th, corner
Maffl.
SPLENDID 8-ROOM H USE, $2.,a0;
$260 cash, balance like rent. v eiin.
380 East Washington St.
FOR SALE 8-ROOM MODERN
house, fine lawn, roses, fruit. 115'j
E. Morriron. Owner.
SNAP I NaTMOITi "N13 W R I J N'OALOW,
ln-minute car service; $560 cash, bal
ance $20 per month. You should see
this. Main S579.
SAL K" OR EXC11A NG E STORE
building and lot, thriving business
town, 30 mi'es from city; exchange for
city property. Phone B-1 954.
good purchase $200. 6-room
modern cottage, large lot; $1,500,
terms. Angeles. 242 6th st
I H AVE A NEW" 6-ROO M H OUH E ON
E. 16th St., near Killlngsworth ave.;
I war.t to borrow $900. Y-S4. Joifnal.
FmTSALE BY OWNER. "THOUOUGH
ly modern 7-room house, fully Im
proved streets, fine location; $3,800,
terms.
Phone Tabor
$T"3no WILL BUY 2 ACRES7ALL IN
cultivation, part In orchard, lj miles
southwest of Lents. See owner, 325
Stark st. '
$1.500 NEARLY NEW 4-HOOM COT
tage on corner lot, 67 2-3 by 100,
North Irvlngton. gas and electricity,
all Improvements in and paid for;
terms. Call S. Raxworthy, C97 Mar
shall st. ,
FOR" SALE
tage; easy-
-MODERN 6- ROOM COT
terms. 459 Mechanic .st..
Woodlawn
car.
NICE "HOME NEAR PIEDMONT. MOI 1
ern. fruit trees, barn, chickens and
all go $2,600; $1,000 cash, $20 per month.
Call Main. A-1456.
liviTckgll. BALANCE MONTHLY, fl
' room modern house, well improved
lot. barn, , chicken yard, etc.; Hose to
car, $2,350. See owner. 29 Taylor St.,
Laurelwood; Mt. Scott car.
C ( ) RNE ft LO T AN XT I - A r" HE" Ti i US h.
S3. 00a; two cottages. I'u? and 211 '
Gibbs St., $3,000; Soutl- Portland, paya;
p.o
cent.
Owner, 8
6 LOTS
RIVER
Wf HALF MTLE
5Mcnal building
6 9.
irth Seiiwooi; gc
Phone Seflwood
Fit'
CENTRAL ALBINA. 5i'I"0 LOT, MOI
! ern 6 room house, cash $2,750. Owner.
K. G. Lundstrom. 431 Worcester bldg
C. R. Bonnell & Co.
Real Estate. Room 12. 268 Stark
HOOP RIVER ORCHARDa
MACRAE ANGUS.
482 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
KEAUTIFV in IOME ON HA WTUtiMt E
ave., 7 rooms, fine basement, nicely
flnlshed' must sll. This is a barxa'c.
S3. 250, Jl.3u0 casli, $20 per month.
A-l 4 3 6.
bT:autifi:l e - room, modern
house on fine 50x100 comer lot. 2
blocks from car. electric light on corner.
$300 down. $25 per month; this includes
the Interest. Inquire S87 E. 20th st. N.
! Alberta car
' W. WOLFS 1"EIN MOVED REAL 'ES
' tate ol flee, 213 Couch bldg , come and
get good ba rea Ins.
$1450 5-ROOM COTTAGE, CLOSE IN:
J250 cash, balance $20 monthly; no
agents. O-60, Journal.
$2 100 T-R'OOM MODERN COTTAGE.
60x1 42 lot. Half cash, balance
terms. Call 459 Mechanic st.,
near Union ave. Take Wood
lawn ar
Fi7jip ALE CI IE AP I N CENTRAL Lo
cation and onlv 10 feet from car; 60x
P0 lot. and good house: 2 big store
renrr.s and S living rooms; 6c fare only;
sc. kness cause of gelling: roust te!l at
i,ti-c: s-00 cah. A-1. Journal.
J lT'C SH. PAUXCE $15 A M OXTH
i;o s-room house near car, lot nf'x
100 l'r: $l.lr-, best bargain In Port
land Hsverstlc A Gallagher. 343 V
Washington st, .
ONE OF THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL
iots in
for rah
Walnut Par It for sale cheap
WEST t-lDE STYLISH DESIGNED.
: new. f.ber plateri house of 1
I rooms snd rasement: mo-iern piurrining.
convenient f"r I families, on rsrline
ftine view, 84. S0; part down.
' Homes Cox. 24 Morrison st
Pm-t!nJ itJ
LOT ON UNION AVR. WITH KOI Jit
6-room cottages, ranting for 1876 par
year, tor IS, COO.
An 3-room houa in Bunnyalda. with
mwrrn plumbing and all tha raqulaltea
for makGiK a nloa home: haa good baae
inent, fli cplai-a. nlca yard, rarpvta on the
floor and wood In tua baaement, nil for
Another one In the same district that
does not take quite as much money. Haa
ti rooms, gaa and le'Mrlo light, bath,
basement, on a good street, trice St,-
000; terms If you want them.
House and lot on K. Taylor; house has
bath, furnace, I fireplaces. laundry
plumbing ull modern. Bargain at 6,260;
f3,000 cash.
26 acres near Lents, fS.000;
cash, balance as you like.
11,000
St, John business property, whole
block, 200 feet from R. R. ; assessed
value t.100; will sell for $5,000.
6-room house In Sunnyslde. cm good
carllne; 1600 cash will handle this, the
balance like rent Price f 3,660.
Quarter block on Portland Heights on
Spring street, $8,250; V cash.
Two more on the Heights,, only high
er up; tine view of the surrounding
country; title perfect, abstract free. A
snap at $1,000.
Huslness property In Alblna, 100x100,
good Investment at $2,500.
Oood corner in South Portland on Cor
bett St., $2,600.
Nice little 6-room modern cottage,
with basement, on Webster St.; $2,300
will buy this, $600 cirsh and the rest at
$25 per month.
Four lots in St. .John, size 100x100,
fenced, with 6-room house and barn, for
$2,000. 9
6 room cottage on Michigan ave., bath,
cement ba-sement, newly papered and
varnlshe1 ; $500 cash, balance like rent.
Price 52,000.
A home like
with 3 rooms
little cottage at
and bath, near
Arleta,
carllne.
$1,000.
Slghtlv lot'on
for J 1.300.
Maryland St., 100x100,
Improved corner onhe E. Ankeny
arline, 50x100; good buy at $1,000.
JIARTMAN & THOMPSON.
Chamber of Commerce.
HOISR AND THREE LOTS
near carllne; garden and fruit
trees, house 16x20, painted and
papered, water and sink In house.
only $950.
House. 2 story, 7 rooms, full
basement, reception hall, closets.
pnntry, bath, three sets sliding
doors, good finish, etc.; close in;
Improved street, cement sidewalk,
near school; block of two carlines,
i.l.oiio, half cash.
Fast Side homes, all kinds,
styles and prices.
L. L. Woffett
Lumber Exchange Bldg.
423
ROSE CITY PARK.
2 fine lots In this tract. 100x100, fac
ing east on highly Improved street, with
cement walks, water in street; price
$4im each, on very easy terms; the or
iginal prico at which lots were sold IS
months ago; no discount or commission
allowed; tills is way below the actual
value, but I must sell.. Call Woodlawn
1164. any evening. - .
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED ACREAGE AND LOTS;
acreage on the river preferred; state
location and
Journal.
lowest price. D-tO.
I WANT TO BUY A LOT TO BUILD
a home on east side, west of 2Sth st.,
near Ankeny .or Sunnyslde carllne. G-S3.
Journal.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 2$
TO EXCHANGE
Sciiffiera Alberta LaM
I have from 640 to 30,000 acres of
Alberta agricultural land, ranging In
price from $9 to $18 per acre. I will
sell this land in tracts to sultq. arid
will take as part, or as whole. Improved
or unimproved property. For furtner
information see Geo. W. Turner, 4 15-16
Rothchlld bldg.
IFYOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR
trade real estate, see Stevenson &
Taylor, 1 om 311 Buchanan bldg., 286 H
Washington st.
RESIDENCE, NOB HILL, FOR IM
proved or unimproved residence prop
erty, walking distance to postofflce. Q- ,
425. Journal. '
bT:sin"esslot at meTagly junc-
tlon to exchange for furniture or ;
small rooming-house. K-93. Journal. i
FOR SALE FARMS
103 ACRES, ALL IMPROVED, 20
miles of Portland, 1 nnle' of
ood railroad town; good house,
arn and orchard, on gravel road,
good creek on place, about hi, If
creek bottom, place nearly all in
cultivation and below market at
$100 per acre; terms.
20& acres of nice lying level
land, good house, 2 barns, fine
orchard, 3 mile! from railroad
station, county road on three
sides, land all around selling
from $125 to $200 per acre;
i-plendld placing proposition;
price $13,000; easv terms.
L. L. MOFFETT.
423 Lumber Exchange bldg.
12U-ACRE FARM ONLY 9 MILES
, from Portland, near Oregon City oai
line, 70 "acres clear and under nu'ilv i-:
tlun. balance nice timber, fair build
ings; land Is nearly all level and jl
best In Oregon, no gravel or rocks. nD-'
orchard: this Is a fine farm and a grand
proposition for subdividing; only bona
fide buyers need apply; sold at half of
land adjoining. Apply to C. F. Pfloger
& Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg. 2d ar.l
Morrison sts.
I HAVE A NUMBER OF SMALL
AP-
pie tracts. 10 to 70 acres, located
1
ahd 2 miles from the Columbia rlvr
and the north bank railroad at Under
woods, opposite Hood River, J40 per
acre and upward, will prod. ice reaches
apples, strawberries and other small
fruits to perfection, realizing highest
prices. Write me for particulars
H W OODDARD.
110 2d st.. Portland, Or
AN IDEAL HOME.
104 acres. 74 acres cleared, within an
hour's drive from Aurora. 2 milep from
two R. R. stations first-class house
barn and outbuildings, all new and well
built, plenty of fruit. 2 horses. 6 cows.
1 bull. 2 sows. 48 l ens, wagon, buggy
and full set of farm machinery price
Including crop. $ 1 0.OOo Must be sold
beforSept. 10 A. F. Will. Aurora, Or
fSH ACRES. 9 MILES FROM VAN-
couver. good soli, being free frorj
gravel. 15 acres clear, bearlnr nrehari.
small house and bam: price S1.200 ji
Washington M . Vancouver. Wh.
PARTIES WANTING INFORMATION?
WJllarrette valley, the garden spot of
Oreeort. call aid get rwv-kiet. .
WILLAMETTE VALLEY INFORMA
TION BUREAU.
J 1 2 BoaH of Trade, cor. 4th and Oa k.
FIRsT-CLaR UNIMPROVED FARM
land $$ per ai-re. half rash, balance
one and two years with per rent In
terest, or S7 all cash burs either 19
or 640 acres flrat-clsss land with rrne
timber, well watered. nr school and
improved farms, only 10 miles from
Woodland. Cowlfts county. W a . hi r.gt on. '
S G. In. Woodland. Wah.
FOR. SALE 18 ACRE8, mTlfI
from vsnccuver. sll tn rultlv, t Ion.
family orchard, 8-rtx-m house, good out
buildings. U. A. WWtM,
CTciards, i
(
Wash.
- fM - AMBTTE VALLET LANL-fi OLU.I
' stead Land O. fca.em. Or.
FOR BALD FARMS
ONB THfiUSATiD ACRES:
Twenty-Six $ Per Acre
Ten Thousand $ Cash
Balance at Six Per Cent
This is one of the beat tract of land
In Yamhill county and la suitable for
farming, stock raising, fruit of all
kinds and cannot be duullcated for wal
nuts; some fine river bottom land that
does not overflow; fine bench and hill
land, some good timber; all kinds of
water, plenty ot buildings and 400 acres
In fine state of cultivation, 1-3 of crop
and cuttle, goats and sheep go with
sale; 1 consider this ths best bargtrin on
the market today, and you will say so
after Investigation. Ooorg W. Turner,
416-1C Rothchlld bldg., Portland, Or.
FIRST-CLASS DAIRY,
120 acres. & miles from Aurora, 40
clear, best of soil, balance good open
pasture, good 6-room house, barn 46x6B,
painted, well arransed for dairy, sen
arator room atlauhed with cement
floor, equipped with 4-horse gas engine
power separator, feed cutter, root cut
ter, chopper, pump and buxx sa,w, new
granary, potato cellar. 2 chicken-houses.
10 cows ft heifers. 1 hull. 18 boas, about
200 chicks, mower, rake, new hack and
liiim. hav fork, disc and drag harrow
9 stands bees, croii If sold soon, 30
II. ou
fruit
tons hay In barn. 400 8-year-old
trees, all for $5,500.
A. F. WILL.
Aurora, Or.
HOMESTEADS
47
THE KIND YOU WANT ARE!
the kind we ihave. If you do
not want satisfaction see ths
other fellow.
The Opportunity Company
626-527 Lumber Exchange bldg.
Portland. Or.
WANTED 100 PARTIES TO LOCATE
on homesteads in Grant county, Ore
;on. All good grazing land and suf
lcient farming land for hay, fruit and
cardes: plenty water for stock and
timber for domestic use. Locating fees'
$100. Galena Land Co.. Galena, Or.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE HOME-
stead locations and relinquishments;
also some fine timber claims. Don't take
chances with .unreliable parties. Call
on us ir write for particulars. Aetna
Realty Co. 225 Fulling bldg- Portland.
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES
WITHOUT SECURITY.
LOANS ON PIANOS. FURNITURE.
ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
CALL. TELEPHONE. WRITE.
STATE SECURITY COMPANY.
704 LEKUM BLDG.
SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO
salaried employes and on pianos, fur
niture, warehouse receipts, horses. In
surance policies and all kinds of securi
ties. New Era Loan & Mortgage Co.,
403-405 Swetland bldg.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO
ple and others upon their own names
without security: cheapest rates, easiest
payments; oiiices In 6ti principal cities;
save yourself money by getting 6ur
terms first. Tollman. 317 Lumber Exc.
MONEY TD LOAN ON SALARTesT" Pi
anos and furniture, insurance policies;
purchase contracts, diamonds and jew-
elry. E. Pierce, 612 Gerlinger bldg,
WE LOAN MONEY ON DIAMONDS
and jewelry at reasonable interest for
long or short time. A. & M. Delovuge,
Jewelers, 269 Washington st.
j MONEY TO LOAN-OlOfEAL ESTATE
j at reasonable terms. John J. Nally.
I 306 Chamber of Commerce.
CASH TO LOAN" REASONABLE
terms, prompt service. Henry C. I'rud
homrrre. 300 C. of C. Ins. and Real Estate.
$ r7o7o6o TO E IAN-I n"s u M 8"oF 1.0 00
or more, H to 7 per cent, on Improved
realty. M. G. Griffin. 2 KB Stark.
SAL. Mil LOANS
dential; easy to
T. A. Newton, El 1
-STRICTLY' CONFi
get and easy to pay.
Buchanan hide.
$100,000 ON MORTGAGES, CITY OR
farm property. fire insurance. Mc
Kenzie & Co., 2 50 '4 Aider, room ,".
MONEY TO LOAN, LARGE LOANS A
specialty, building leans; lowest, rate.?;
fire Insurance. W. G Heck. 3 12 Falling
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
I security. Ti. . Holl.R9. Wash bldg.
;IN SUMS OF $2,000 to $20,00011. W.
Goildard, 110 2d st.
SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT
Employers' Loan Co., 716 Dekum bldg.
ISAAC L. WHITE. MONEY TO LOAN,
flro insurance. 3 44 Sherlock bldg.
LOAN FOR
or chattel.
THE ASKING -SALARY
The Loan Co.. 410 Dekum.
yUTCK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES.
S. W. King. 45 Wa s h bldg. M. 6100.
WANTED FINANCIAL
30
WANTED MONEY TO LOAN; HAVE
clients wanting from $500 to $6,000:
real estate security, 8 per cent. 826
Board of Trade bldg.
CASH FOR TELEPHONE BO?Tf5s7
Oregon Trust, Title Guarantee, Mer
chants' accounts. H. W. Goddard. 1 10 2d.
WANTED LOAN OF $1,000 ON FIRST
class real estate security; also $2,000
to $3,000. B-77, Journal.
IU SINESS CHANCES
20
LEGITIMATE BUSINESSTHE AMES
Mercantile Agency (established 1895)
furnishes free Information on onpor
! tunltles In mercantile or manufactur
i ing lines, city or country.
!'H1E AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY,
1 403-406 Swetland Bldg.
! WHOLESALE FRUIT AND COUNTRY
! produce business, large building, low
! rent, long lease; entrance on two streets,
i A money maker; $2,250 cash.
j L. L. Moffett
J 4 23 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
! DON'T YOU KNOW
We can give you a special price on any
mining stock or bond? F. J. Catterlln &
Co . room 3 Chamber of Commerce.
W F.-W 1 1,1, BUY BUTTE BOYS CON
' s oiiciated mining Etock for spot caRh,
or will sell at market prices and charge
r- g liar brokerage; your buying or ser
ine orders will be promptly attended to.
Wilt" or wire Davis & J-ewet. brokers,
Qoldficlil, Nev.
FYTtMSHED ROOMING HOUSES. SEE
mv list. Mrs. Koontz. 241 Stark.
M a In J 9 7 6- A-1976.
GRINDING AND POLISHING OUTFIT
for all kinds of cutlery and repairing.
Bargain. 4 21 Union ave.
THE" liONVILLE pt'B. CO.'S 8TOOK.
Sioo share; terms. 416 Marquam bldg.
REST BUY I N CONFECTIONERY
llnesoda fountain, living rooms, etc.,
S4"' 2 25 Lumber Exchange.
F( ltS A I?iRiOMI NG-HOU S K. MOD
"rii, 50 rooms, steam heat, hot and
(ill water; owner leaving town; must
seii at once 347 Oak.
FOR-SALE BT O'NTv GROCERY;
good location. $950 If taken at once.
fiellwood S58
W E
CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS, No
matter where located: have cash buv
rs waiting Coast Realty Co., 220
I.umter Exchange
KR SALE A f-ROOM HOUSE. GOOD
furniture cium In., For partfculars
call 272 Montgomery st
For PALE
hmi. 20
GOOD PAYING ROOMING
rooms, particulars, call at
410 4th St.
HOTEL CLEARS $180 PER MONTH.
for sale or trade for a small ranch
out of rlty. Address Theo. Glover, 8t
Johns. Or
$271 FOR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
well established. I bsrs made lots
of money. Why can't rou? D-il. Jour-
na
ROOMING-HOUSE. 88 ROOMS. CLOE
In, SI. . terms; a god buy Coast
Rea 1 1 j Co, ta lirr rr Exehsnf
RK4TAURANT FOR SALE. 81 i
AXV
A R-tl. JoufTlAl '
- - . . ,
u. a srrn a OOOD,
BRtOHT, i
stsvdr tr-an ihiihiii. writs a lew 1
hndrd dollars; exceptional i-fportun- j
4tr r'1 st owe 811 "wetls" bids ,
ti r ""ti'ivT t itr JifaTi rfc to I
WANT LIVE HU8TLERS
TO!
take part Interest In best business Is 1
PortiaM.
fit SwsCaod bid.
INVESTORS
Ws have a number of first
class business Investments In all
lines, that will bear closest In
vestigation. Call and see our
list.
Partner for cash business; will
clear you from $35 to $60 weekly,
on. small Investment; trial given
before investing.
Partner for machine shop: will
bear closest Investigation and pay
salary of $100 permonth.
Grocery store doing business of
$86 dally: will invoice and give
6 per cent off on stock.
Cash store, clearing $300
monthly; good lease; located
Washington at, close In; part
cash, balance terms.
W. Lawrence 8c Co.
S15 Lumber Exchange bldg.
Cor. 31 and Stark sts.
Bawsoa k Roberts
272 Stark St.
For a square deal In all lines of
real estate and timber Invest
ments see us. We can convince
the most skeptical that our lanils,
timber and business Investments
are of the very best to be had.
A rare opportunity with a man
of push to Invest a small amount
jf mnnev in a business that Is
paying at the least 60 per cent
on the investment. Money fully
secured.
A snap In a small restaurant If
taken soon; In a nice location,
cheap rent
A nice rooming-house to trade
for acreage; swell furniture, fine
location; will give a good trade
for Improved or unimproved land.
A small grocery In good loea
Hon. strictly cash trade; cheap if
sold Monday.
An old established real estate
firm are In need of a good live
man as partner,, to take half In
terest; will stand the closest in
vestigation. Will guarantee a
willing worker $150 per month.
We have a chance for a man
with $o0 to get a half lnterest.-w-ln
a business that will yield big
profits; a thorough Investigation
will convince any one.
A bargain In confectionery, ci
gar, school supplies. Ice cream
and delicatessen store, with nice
living rooms In connection.
Da wsofi and Roberts
272 Stark St .
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS.
DEVLIN- & FIREUAUGH.
608-9 Swetland lildg.
We hrive the most coniplete list of
hotels and rooming houses In the city.
If you are In the market, call and In
spect same. We can save vou money.
HOW DDKS THIS SOUND?
72 rooms, well furnished throughout
with high-grade carpeta and furniture,
arranged in apartments; attractive:
leastfii ,at $300. per month. Including
steam 'heat; pr-lend Id location; clears
$260 per month above all expenses.
Price $5, 300.
APARTMENT HOUSE BARGAIN.
3S rooms, all arranged In 2 and 3-room
housekeeping apartments; best of fur
niture and everything modern; first
class locntion; rcrf't $175 per month with
lease: clears $150 per month. Price
$3,600.
GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY.
31 rooms: one of the most modern
and up-to-date houses in the city; loca
tion could not be better; clears $600 per
month over and above all expenses;
great opportunity for someone with
$3,000 cash to Invest. 'Let us tell you
aUojt it todav.
A LITTLE DANDY,
24 rooms; modern apartment house;
private -baths, splendid corner location,
elegantly furnished, good leaser with
very reasonable rent; clears over $100
per month above expenses. See this be
fore buying; $1,000 cash and balance
m'onthlv. 1
FINE CORNER LOCATION.
17 rooms; beautiful eorne-'1bcatlon,
close in; well furnished with best grade
I furniture and carpets; Income $187 per
i month; good lease at only $85 per
month; $1.D0 cash and balance monthly.
BOARDING HOUSE.
7 rooms; modern, elegantly furnished
I and conducted as boarding house, near
1 high school; Income over $160 and owner
: uses 2 rooms. Rent 'only $30. Price
1 $650.
I VERY' GOOD.
10 rooms, very nicely furnished, ln
, eluding fancy dishes, etc., 2 porcelain
baths, beautiful location for renting
. rooms; rent $40 per month. This is a
j bargain at $450; half cash, balance
monthly.
' DEVLIN FIREBAUGH.
I 608-9 Swetland bldg.. cor. 5th and Wash.
I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 32-ROOM
I house, $3,600.
1 Elegantly furnished 27-roOm house;
sw-ll location; S3.SO0.
Fine furniture 20-room house. Yam
hill !t.isrRp; $1,6I'0.
Good "furniture
33-room house, close
In. only $1,600.
MRS.
24 3 Stark St
KOONTZ
Main 191
g. A-H78.
100 SHARES UNITED WIRELESS
preferred stock for sale at $14, worth
$1, 50; a few shares of stock In an es
tablished amusement (not moving pic
tures! paying big money; boosters
wanted; money back first month; money
secured. l'hone Main 7732. Call 243
Chapman St.
FOR SALE RESTAURANT" OWNER
has otn-r business and will sell whole
or part Interest; good location. Coast
Realty Co., 220 Lumber Exchange.
Notices
20
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
launch United States r-epartment of
Agriculture. Washington. D. C. August)
15, 108 Sealed proposals will be re- '
celved at the Department of Agrlcul- :
ture until 2 p. m., September 14. 1908.1
and then opened, for tbe conatruction
of an inspection launch for the forest
ervlc In Alaska, in accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies of (
which may be obtained from Lee ft
Brtnton. Marlon bldg , Seattle, Wash.. I
or from the Forester. Forest Service.!
Wsshlngton. D. C. All applications ,
must be accompanied by a certified i
check for $15 00. made parable to the
Fiscal Agent. Forest Service. These
checks wm h returned upon the return
of the drawings and specifications. Bids )
must be sealed and addressed to the'
Secretary or Asrtculture. W. M. Hays,
sctlng secretary
filCW N SUTTON WILL NOT BE
responsible for sny bills contracted br '
I W. N. Sutton, sine Feb. 1, IP8 Signed.
! MRS W. N SUTTON.
1 BIDS" WANTED TO REMOVE ABOUT
1.80 Mbtc yards of earth; dlitane
! to 800 fi; street excavation.- pri
vate wort ail at ill E. jots sL,
Harrison.
,- . -,
fllT.
MEETING NOTICES
41
M -
W. A
EYXRGP.EXS CA1IT. I .
s4ets
Wednewdav svealag. Allak
' bUg
14 and UwrUM sta.
41
llluunuv i or,eu t ,- .
-A. K. and A. M. Special
communication mis (Monday)
evening at 7:80 o'clock. WoM
In tie K. C. degree. Visitors
are cordially Invited. By or
der of the W. M.
W. M.JU5 .IN, Secretary,
A. ORKOON URATE CAMP.
76. Mondays. , Helllng-Hlrach
10th And Waslilngton sts.
No.
block,
JiOHT.AND FOUND
21
LOST IRISH BETTER DOG, 8 MOS.
old. L. C. Hanson, Rase Line road,
near Torson store.
FOUND A
Halsngst.
ThcycXeT
Inquire hi
and 7 p. m.
between t
FOirmv- PLACE TO HAVE HAIR
mattresaes renuvated and returned
same day. 281 Front st. Main 474.
A-1874. Portland Curled-Hair Factory,
H. Metiger, proprietor.
HELP WANTED MALE 1
WANTFD SALESMEN; MANY MAKH
$100 to $160 per month; some even
more; stock clean, grown on reserva
tion, far from old orchards; cash ad
vanced weekly; choice of ter.Uory. Ad
dress Washington Nursery Co.. Toppe
nlsh, Washington. ,
Tne Union Hotel
II N. 8th st., corner Everett. Rates
ror board and room, monthly, $18 to
$20; weekly, $4.60 to $6; dally, S6e to
i. vjivo us a trial ana
be convinced.
WILL TEACH MY 12 YEARS'
TSC-
perience In fancy spotting and dry
and steam cleaning for $50 to $75 ac
cording to time required. Will start
you at $18 per week In my own works
as soon as competent as I cannot find
satisfactory man. L.-77, Journal.
SOMETHING NEW FOR IfOYS AND
girls to work on during7 vacation:
can easily make from $1 to $2 a day;
age from 12 to 18 years. 416 Marquam
bldg.
A-l SPOTTER AND
DRY
CLEANER
for Seattle. 126 ner
week. K-77,
Journal.
MAN OF MATURE JUDGMENT, HIGH
standing, energy and good acquaint
ance for permanent position In the state.
Give age and past experience to Z-60,
Journal.
WANTED HOUSE PAINTINS OR
ranch work In exchange for good sub
urban lots. Apply room 81, 323H Wash-
lngton st.
tfLERKS INCREASE YOUR SALARY;
learr. show card Writing, ad vert lsln'g or
penmanship; special rate for 80 days.
600 Dekum bldg.
WANTED EXPERIENCED DAIRY
lunch room man for night work. In-
quire cigar stand. 325 Washington St.
WANTED A GOOD, BRIGHT, STEADY
man Immediately, with a few hundred
dollars; exceptional opportunity. Call
at once. 611 Swetland bldg..
WANTED BELLBOY, HOBART CTJR
t Is. 265 1 4th st .
MOTION PIOTlrRE OPERATORS BARN
$35; learn the trade In short time;
easy work: particulars. Newman Mo
tion llcUMre Co.. 293 Burnslde.
MILKMAN WANTED; ONTO WHO -CAM
make butter and care .for chickens.
ApdIv afternoons Merrill. 108 7th St.
GENUINE, HELP WANTED ADS COST
only 1 cent, a word. 8 insertions for
the price of 2.
Slices Half Soled, SOc
OREGON SHOE CO.. 222 2D. PAO- 1B80.
EXPERIENCED WOOD TURNER AND
handsaw man wantea. Appiy .rort-
rt
nd Sash A: Door raotory, union ave.
and E. Taylor st. Nono but experienced
men need aDDly.
Wanted teams aSI) men to
haul shingle holts
to the river. In-
quire T. E. Wallace,
140 8d St.. or H.
Mayers, Oak Point,
Wash.
WANTED BOY WITH WHEEL AFT
er school and Saturdays. Jones' Book
Store. 291 Alder St.
HAVE YOU GOT $500 AND SERVICES
you wish to invest? Single men pre
ferred. A-8S, Journal.
WANTEDo SHOVELERS, Missis
sippi avenue and Morris street.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
WANTED GIRLS FOR . BINDERY
work. Portland Printing House Co.,
10th and Taylor. -
GENlTNEllKLP WANTET"Abs toff
onlv 1 cent a word. S Insertions for
the price of 2.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
plain cook, wages $26. Main 4152.
WAVlnTnTFOlTOENERAL HOUSfc-
work and cooking; 3 adults. Apply
mornings, 4 40 Williams ave.
Wan t ei' com petent girl for
general housework; must be good
cook. 583 Johnson st.
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER FOB.
high-class trade, to run establishment
on commission basis; must have execu
tive ability. L-7LJournal.
wTntedoperators AND FINISH-
ers on pants; steady work. 108 2d
St., room 2. .
wXnted ONE EXPERIENCED
body lroner and one hand lroner for
fancy ladles' clothes. Apply at PaclflO
Laundry, 231Arthur st
LADIES NO MATTER WHAT YOUR
ailments may be. don't fail to see our
lady soeclalist. Impondero Therapy Co
508 Merchants Trust bldg., 6th and
Washington.
WANT BD -COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework and cooking. Ap
plv 215 N. 25th st.
Wanted A chambermaid, at
De wey house, 2 6 Mi North 3d.
WANTED GOOD COOK AT ONCE. .
Adams restaurant. 23d and Savler sts.
V .IVTFII) A N
EXPERIENCED WAlT-
ress. the Hobart Curtis, 265 14th st
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 20
wTvrErTnioo TO
pick 600 acres of hops; big crop; fine
accommodations; bakery, grocery store
butcher shop, restaurant; beautiful
camping grounds. We pay $1 per 100.
Low excursion R. fl. rates. No charge
i for the Job. For rurtner particulars
apply to ivreus nion., iuuu,3v .-v..
Worcester bldg., cor. Oak and 3d. Of
fice hours 9 to 8 p. m. Sundays 9 to
1 p. m. Tel. Main 2963 and A-4913.
10.000 POSITIONS.
For graduates last year; men and wo
men learn barber trade In S weeks; help
to secure positions; graduates earn 818
to $25 weekly; expert instructor: tools
free; write for catalog. Moler System
of Colleges. 85 N. 4tli sL. Portland.
CATHOLICS EVERYWHERE EARN
nrorits ontaininK nuu--i moi m . w
Catholic and German papers.
Benedlc-
tine Press. Goodnough bldg
HELP WANTED AND SLTrLIM).
Drake. 206 H Wash. Pac. 1870. A-1670.
GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS tOST
nnlr 1 cent a wora. 1 insertion
for
the price of I.
HOPPICKER8 WANTED ROOM 201
Falling bldg3dand Washington.
SITUATIONS MALE
A MAN WITH 11 YEARS EXPERI
ence as stationsry engineer, IS years
locomotive, wants steady lob to take
charge of steam plant of any kind.
A-87. Journal
Al SO LIC I TOR AND AD WRITER DE
slres position: salary; references. Ad
dress A-5. Journal.
STRONG IN DUSTRIOUS TOl-NO
rosn wants position vi mi re
fers warehouse; good
reference. Phone
Fellwood 1254,-
WANTED POSITION BY HOTEL
clerk; 9 yesrs' experience; best of
refereiwa. H-84. Journal-
GENUINE SITUATION WANTED ADS
cost only t cent a word. 8 insertions
for the price of
ACME EMPOT VKN'T CO. HELP
free to eroployera t'i Bumiids U
Phone Main iti.
SrTL'ATIONS-FEtALE 4
DRESSMAKER.' ALSO FITTER, WHO
bad rharre of walstronre tn a lead
ing New York ssiaMlshment wishes
similar position. A-M. - iminafc
VoUM MARRIET COUPLE WA NT ED
to cars for baby. Appiy Ji f. 1 41A
SL. fries reasooabi. Reoa 18.
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