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Newspaper Page TextAUGUST 29, 1008. II THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, COUIICIL AFTER HUHIUffilK Proprietor of Huh Alloffrd to Have Sold Liquor to Young finis. proerletor bfloV Mo a Fancy to You. the prettleht rii I'ol'lhtllll NlltKD singing It when of ' ptoved to he on LCllM CVI I t'llt .I'll Ulll lilt- ! 1 1 (1 i - II l '" they Irft the park. Fl'N'ERAL NOTICES Frederick (Spf. ll Mialiti I Oregon Hi. ii in. 0 cull W .11, Mci .t.i y double lie leaves The fun.-r.il Ai.tr. Ill H ,11.'. I f I .'Til Ntorm. Ths Juurnnl I , Frederick of hi;.'. II V I ki .in "f 1 1 ill liN home at 1 'H II Mil ii I t.i k i.f . t m. o i nl.liHV aii.1 five, i x Ii i s will lir In-lit at Hi" NIC1IOLH At Eugene, Or.. August 23 .Inliii Nichols, meiulitir of Brotherhood : of Locomotive Engineers No. i'77. Fu 'niiiil will take place, from F. r) Dun . it i ii k'm parlors, K. Alder and K. 6th Ms I i .1iiih(1ii . August 2t. 10 a. ni. Friends 1 1 1 It... I FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE 1 s UNDERTAKERS Good Land Buys Close to Portland in Washington lu noun nlc level land. 1 miles ma Vancouver on fine graded mail; u. re In bearing orchard. I acrca In FOR SALE ItKAIt K8TATH 1 w-nii'ii. In 1 1 i resilience to.liiW lil'V. W I' Ixltl-Oei- g.-r of the Lutheran chinch of this city nill .if fli kill.-. Interment nl Bedlam! oi -1 1 1 I v ' V. W loon, Wroten. situated lor of Hi' Club !- ,-rt Ill s liall. v HI be called before III' council tomorrow nil compelled to show rails.- why hi ll, ense should no! I if revoked, the spe Clfli- charge against trie saloonkeeper being t'it ) sold beer to two minor , girls wlio had been n 1 1 end Inn the dum tin at Merrill liall. The charges were 1 brought by .Mrs. Lola il. Hnl.lwln. city detective who secured evidoiu o against I Wroten which resulted In-Judge. ' Zante holding the in in to the grunJ JUwi' Baldwin nppcared before thi liquor license committee yesterday mi 1 i aI.i -f ()' n. I si-rnt's she had wit- i nessfd In the room adjoining the saloon with thf result that the f-ounollmc-ii grew wralhy and were ready to revoke Wroten'a license on thf spot, but final ly decided to give thf man a chance before doing no. According to the story told by Mn Bald-w-ln the saloon hna an cntraii.u IfadkiK from the linn TflT-mrfch wlilih Iiatrotia of thf ilunrrs t Merrill's linll pans and that ulif saw tin- doorway "''' on mor than one occasion. Mrs. llal.l wln said that upon pnterlnR the room she saw a girl half Bitting on a -hnlr and linlf re. Mhlnn In the arms of two men. Thf -Irl' had one arm around tlif no.. Ir nt (inn man in loving rniui.i.i All Working N""-. From tlio FIUnIhiik i inf t If -Tl mf a. Sin.c all the w.-a'iliy people of New Yink are reported to he working ov.-i-tlnn- to i-iil down fi.nHf" II I ft hardly fair tn speak of (hem na the Idle rlih. San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call BUg. Telephone Kearney 3131 ADVERTISEMENTS AWD BTJB SCHIPTIOMS HECIIVIO. OreKonlans when In San Franr-laro ran hue their ninll pent In care of The Journal office. ARTIiril U FIPH. ltcprcanntatlve. I'l MMI. M'KNTKK ! I I.n A t 'i 111. ft" undertake ra and einhuhnei . modern tn In eery detail Hoventli and l'lne. Main "t ; 4Si l.ii.lv fiwftlwlant. , j. r. riniey & 5on M;r I I-idy aalHtant. Main !: A-l."9. ZKI.I .FH-lt V riSKH (.'O , Fl NFIt A I. I .-" torture, eiuhalliiei , i70 Kuasell, Kant lloHM I,ady HsslHlant. KiTu'A ni) niti.iviAN, TrNTTh:in'Ali:Tt 3rd Htreet. k it 1 1 ' n ( i n "l'Rr Tk frr a k i'n7;' -TT 7 k m - bal 1 1 1 1 n k ; lady nnn'i; iO 'I A Id e i , M 6J :i . OKMETEKIEf HOSIC t'lTY HIMJKK GHAVFH. Jin; family lota, $26 to $75. Kupe rlntf nd ent nt ce nietery. corner of Freniont st. and fully road. I'hwie Tabor 200. For full Information apply to Frank Schlo Kfl. 632 Worcester lilk. I'hono A-2S23. m:v todav. mi "i i while the party drank their beer and Im.l a Kood time In icenernl tine of t i-j linldwln declares, waa me good men. Mrs. bartender. When the eonncllmcn heard the evi dence thev declared that It was with such places as these that the council should take immediate and drastic ac tion. A few revocations they declared would have a anlutary effect, nni f oun oilman Maker said that it would he a wise provision if the council prohibited aaloona in buildings or adjnlnln- luilld lncs used as dance halls. Mrs. Baldwin submitted a transcript of the evidence taken at the municipal court In which the grlrls, one 17 and the other 19. testified that they had re ceived beer nt Wroten's place, and from the evhience before the lfcuior license committee yesterday it appeared that it was quite the common thing for Rlrls attending the dances tn drop downstairs into the saloon for beer and othtr drinks. At first the members of the commit tee decided that they would summon Wroten before the committee at its next meeting, but ultimately decided that the time would be too Ions nnd voted to cite Wroten before the council tomorrow. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES F.ach Insertion. 1 cent a counted word. No ad less than 15 cents pet Insertion. 7 InM-rtlons for tin price of 6. Txist and found, help wanted, situa tion wanted, for rent nnd wanted to rent mis, 1 cent a word. 3 insertions for the price of 2. fount six words to the line. 'New Today" (agate measure, 1 Inch, 14 lines), S4 cents per Inch. "Want Ada" will be accepted over the phorle. but The Journal will not be re sponslhle for errors, should any occur In such nds; Prompt pnvment expected. Phonos. Main 71715; A-G051. '.lours, 8 a. in. Saturdays, 8 a. 8 p. . to 10 p. m. i lT THE M WEATHICK REPORT The western trough of low pressure now overlies hh eastern slopo of the Hooky mountains. A smr.ll disturbance Is central over tlio east Ktllf states. A hlh pr.-sjfire area of considerable rtrep.Rih :s approaching tho Oregon coast, ar.i'l u larjro high pressure area Is central i.ivr Ontario. During thu last 24 lio'jra litdit rain has fallen In ex-ti'-rn.. no! I n western Oregon, western Washington. lirltish Columbia and the Canadian northwest, und nio.leratelv heavy rains have fallen in tho fast ffutf and south Atlantic states. It is much cooler In Oregon, eastern Washington and Idaho, and slightly warmer In the Interior or California, Temperatures are g'-ncu'Ilv alio e normal alrmf? the past slope of the Rocky mountains, nnd It Is cooler than usual in the .Mississip pi valley unci lake region. are for fair and this district tonight CAREY ACT LAND OPEP-JIINa On OCTOI1KH 12, at KINGS III I.I Idaho, on the main line of the tlllli I.JON SHORT 1,1 N" K. 15.(100 acres of the best fruit lund in the west will be thrown open for settlement. The buIo will be eondunteil under tho super vision of the state of Idaho, full pro tection being: guaranjeed for title. Kusv terms, low prl.es. great surplus of water. Special rates on all railroads. Call upon 13. S. COOK & CO. Corbett Ride;., or Write Main Office, XXNOS E1U IKBIOATION Si PtfWjEB CO., BOISE, IDAHO. Very Desirable Suburban Residence 2 miles from Mnn'avllla. Has good 7 room new houso. barn, chicken-house, etc., and plenty of water. Contains la acres, 10 in cultivation, balance valuable tim ber. Flue lf.rjre orchard with nil kinds of fruit. (n good toad nnd close to market. Mount Hood load survey runs right by the place. This is a genuine bargain at $6,500, or would trade, for city property. Hartman & Thompson CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. st i .i w berries, logan and rasp I.. i Li nee In meadow, H"od -him. barn and all outbuilding". ;, and under Jtood fence; cluto m-1i...i and country town, good buy ii.lH'll. acres overlooking the Columbia i. In good neighborhood, surrounded by fine Improved homes; 4 acres under I cultivation, balance in (treen nuw tlin , tier, never failing spring water, close I to graded school, store, II. H. atatlou nnd boat landing und S miles from tun- i oiimt; un Ideul place to liv e. True $ I.:' rui. a. res all good !and. 15 acres under ii 1 1 1 a t ion, balanco 111 woods pasture, new (i room house, nicely painted, good bain, nnd all outbuildings, fsmlly or chard of assorted frulls In full bear ing, well at house, place fenced und (loss fenced; clone to graded school. 2 '-j miles from Columbia river and coun try town; and seven miles from Van couver, on graded rond; Including con j siderablo personal properly, und crops, I lor Jll.fioO, terms. fi3 ncres. all good land; 20 acres un I der cultivation. 1G ucres In meadow, f.iiii.onti ft.i-t of saw timber, 2 bouses one of 3 rooms and oim of 5; 2 barns, one 2iix24 and the other JH'xlOO. chicken houses etc, 2 orchards, HvInK water, .-Ituated 7 miles from Vancouver; petv isoiml property, cow, team, wigon anil harness, t plows, mower, rake, disc barrow, etc.; 25 tons of hay, 18 ho(rs. four ucres now In' potatoes, chickens. small tools, etc. All for $4,500; eusy terms. ItiO acres, nil good rich land, 70 ncres tinder cultivation. mora easily cleared; 2 sets of good bulld'nBs, one a new set, clme to N. I'. H. H. mutton, graded school nnd church; miles ft oni Vancouver, on good level road; no ideal dalrv ranch; some personal property, price $9,(i00; half cash, bal-unc-o 6 per cent Interest. Only r samnlo of our mnnv nlaces. Call ami look over our list before buy- Special Bargain Are veu on a quiet hunt for an espe cial bargain In a hoinoT Here It la; large. 4-room house, concrete cellar, good rustlu barn and other outbuildings, 3 fullnlie lots, over (0 bearing fruit trees of solon. lid viirlftlna, also lots of raiHiliei Ties and blackberries, Monta llla 1 ' i lea $l.f.76, until Thursday. August i'. After that you need not !l'lv The lots alone are worth the immey. HARGROVE 113B 6th st. N. cor. lh and Gllsan. Main 43S1. IN VOl H' ilAN'ft WILL SKI. I this week, 6-rooin two-story house, with modern Improvements, lot 6n feet, till fllll Illllir.ll'Ail ulraiil' In Qi i i n l-u I.I A I worth $2.5(10, for $1,960; part cash. I This Is a real bargain. II. 10. Smith, 1522 Worcester bldg, M-517H. WK IIAV'K feOMlO SNATH IN MW'OA lovvs and rooinlng-liouses. Call and seo our list. Tapfer A Co., ' room S, Hamilton bldg. 1200 1M)"VN.$10 M7jNrf ri I. V71 MA O", house, 2 blocks from cur; fine location. Im j til re 1)8 7 K. 2 0 tvs LN .A 1 b e rta a r JfXJU SAL10 6-kui)M HOCSi:, 11 AS K ment. city water, a beautiful river view, on 8L Johns rarllne lota 66 bv 110 terms. Morrison and 2d sts , rooiii H. Mulkev Mdg. MONEY TO JjOAS , B7 MONEY TO LOAN ON SALARIED. Pi anos and furniture, Insurance policies; purchase contracts, diamonds and Jew elry. Rj'lerce, HI Qerllnger bldg. monTcV tol1un. Lauom'TSanS-X IIAI-lllllV Hllll.lll, AM fire Insurance. W, O. Heck, l!K!llnf! MONK V TO LOAcTfN ALL KINDS OF security. IN Hl'MH W. Iloll. II. , Wash to bldg. 20,00t II. W. OK $!.00O mmuarii no ti si. 8 A iTA 1Yy"TJo"A N 8f.O"VVK8T RATK AT Kmployers' IOan Co.. 71 llekum bid. II3a7vC L. W11ITK. MONEfTOllANr fire Insurance. Sii Sherlock Mdg. I70AN FOR Till? AfiKlNtl 8A LAIt Y o t c h a t te I. T he Loan Co. , 41 0 Dek u m . tjl lCK LOANH ON ALL HFCl'HITI FA. H W. King. 48 Wash bldg. M. fllOO. MKRTI5TQ 'NOTICES 41 H. A. I SAY, NE1QHBOR, COMB up to the meeting of neorge Washington Cn lonigiu at 12a mh at. wish to speak to you. visiting neighbors sre wei. come. c. r . n i rriT.r.iica KREDHICH, Clark. amp All XV A X T K I FI N A N CI A L 30 WANTED REAL ESTATE Si ing. Thompson & Swan Citizens Nat. Rank., Vancouver, Wnsh. The indication warmer vvi-ither in and Wediesd.iy. At the Orpheum Vaudeville. To Mr. and Mrs. Erwtn Connelly Is due some measure of gratitude. They have taken the one-act playlet, the "tabloid" drama, and depicted human nature with It. Tlusy have left out the burglar and the lady crook and tho hotel bellboy; they have lgnorfed the dramatic possibilities that He hidden beneath the ruffles of the soubrette. But If their nerve had been stronger our rralse would have been longer. After taking nn with "Sweethearts" and carrying it along thev bump up against the bugaboo of the unhappy ending. And so they change a very pretty little act into a dramatization of the latest octogeneri.m wedding. "Sweethearts" is well written and well acted until It contradicts itself in the last few lines. The author has carefully gone through two Bcenes to establish the sentimental contrast of man and woman. And then he s made to say that there isn't any difference after all. But, in spite of the ending, the Connellys do the piece uncommonly well, particularly the first scene. Leaving the Connellys and their twisted sentiment, you will be best pleased with Bertie Herron. Bertie is not twisted, but is a twist. Her jokes are good, although a few of them should scarce scamper about the Btage much longer. Her stories are racy, and she is infectiously good-natured. She is a minstrel girl, according to the program, and she is a success at It. The Burke's, John and Mae, are funny in an act called "How I'atsy Went to War. World and Kingston are inter national favorites according to the pro gram which also enlightens .you to tne effect that it isn't wnat tfiey do but. how thev do it. This doesn't help Boston, Mass Chicago. j;i Cincinnati. Ohio . Denver, Colo Kansas City, Mo.. Los Anclcs. Cat. New Orleans. La. New York, X. Y... 0.maha. Neb Philadelphia, Pa. . Phoenix. Ailz PUtsburg, Pa Portland. Or St. Louis, Mis St. l'atiir Minn. ... Palt Lake. Utah... , San Francisco, Cal. i Seattle. Wash ; Spokane, Wash Washington. V. C . . Temp. Max. Mln. (J 2 r. s o tin .58 71 4 fi'.! (c) SO fix 53 fi() 51! 70 52 5 2 4i 64 K2 M 74 SO M 7 I U2 7S 11 S 78 711 !'0 70 SO 72 74 rrecin. .0 .ii .0 I .0 , .0 I .20 1 -0 .0 .0 .0 .(I .0!) .0 vn .0 .0 T .0 .0 lOOxIOO East Third and East Taylor. Must be sold at once. , Make me an offer. 110 Second H. W. C0DDARD riortgage Loans Lowest rates of Interest. X.OTTIS SALOMON, 833 Stark Street, near SeoonO. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ! MARRIAGE LICENSES F. W. Bond. Pendleton, Or.. 21, and E. M. Hayes, 21. F. J. Fitzgerald. 81 North Fourteenth street, 2!, and Anna B. Ryan, 23. K. A. Ames. Sllverton," Or., 24, and Edna Mao Shuner, 21. J. H. War, 43 1 First street, 66, and Josephine Stephenson, K0. I. M. Stevens. 258 H Thirteenth street, 32, and Inez A. Hlbbard. 27. Jay Foster, 527 .Savler street, 29, and Jeannette Cuss. , 32. Francis J. Dtrters. Woodstock avenvie, 23, and Henrietta Dorotbv Welnrteh, 22. Frederick West. 4(T Sharon street, 21 and Gertrude T. Davis. IS. Forward W. Wagner. Portland, 1, and Hessif Cummlim, IS. Frank Burkhalder, Coquille, Or., 21. nnd Annie M. Moon. 21. Wodd riigT'ard s. W. G. Smith .- t C. Washington bldg . corner 4th and Wash. Ington stv I Tonseth iS- Co.. florists, for flowers of' all kinds. 123 6th st. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers I tha land floral designs. 2S9 Morrison St. Have your abstracts made by the Title &TrjJ.st" Co., 7Coft E. B. Holmes anil wife to Dornthea Hebe, lotr, 3, -4 and 5 block 50, Peninsular addition No. 4 $ 450 J. M. Poonnnn and wife to A. Thurlovv, lot 2, B.ellevievv axil Hon 2,900 Percy I J. Blyth and wife to Julia Firestone, lot H, block 31, Wil lamette Heights addition B. - M. Lombard anil wifo to Helen Merrliuan. lot 46, block 4, Rail way a'.Iition to Montavllia . . . . Hub Land Co. to John Otto, lot 32 block 4. Fortune ITaoo .... 185 Arleta Loud Co. to Elwin Frances Doner, lot 9 block 11, Kllx rta.. 100 : Benjamin Fallows to B.'njamin Soholfiold. lot 4, block 1, Fal- i lows' Tcrraco 3,950' Alfred J. Kellogg to W. K. How- t aid and wife, lots 22 and 23, ! block 5, Smlthson Land Co. ad dition J. W. Pearl to Noah Robertson und STOIUO AND DWELLING C'OMBINKD. including stock, fixtures anrl furni ture, new building: have a good trade; price $3,160, Vi cash, balance 2-year mortgage. 4-room cottage, nearly new, 2 lots; price $900 cash, $1,000 on time. Neat 4 -room cottage, with plumbing, lnri;i woodhouse corner lot; price $1,050. 1400 cash, balance to suit. 7-room house, nearly new, good lo cation, lot 60x100: price $2,400, $1,000 cash, balance to suit. I .Swell 5-room bungalow, full basement, den and fireplace, extremely well built, near car. City View Park: price $2,70'), $l.MKi cash, balance mortgage. Fine S-room house, nearly new. fire place, reception room. well finished; price J''.'o"iO. $300 to $500 cash, balance cosy payments. $1,850 buys a good 5-room cottage, walls tinted, electric lights, large wood house, terms $500 cash, balance easy payments. Good C-rnoni cottage, closet to each bedroom, near car; price $1,550, $950 oash. balance assume mortgage. New ti-room bungalow, modern, near car, Cltv View I'nrK; Jz.iitiO. iouu cash, balance mortgage. New 6 -room bungalow, modern, near car City View Park; price $2,000, $1,200 cash, :i-year mortgage. 4 rooms and pantry, concrete walks, also stable and chicken house, 4 lots; nrice $1.NO0. H cash. $15 per month. C per cent. I Good boarding and rooming-house, well located doing a splendid (justness, price including furniture $3,000. $1,700 cash, essunfe 2-year mortgage. Fine 7-room new house, near car. plastercj" . electric lights: price $2.fi50, $l.f-50 ca.,h, balance assume 5-year inort ea kc. Houses fiom $500 to $4,000. Lots from $126 to $1,050. 3 acres near Scllvvuod and car for $ro0 '.i cash balanco mortgage. 'SKLLWOOD TOWNSITE CO.. It. V. Belford, proprietor. Ifif.5 E. 13th st. Phone. Sellwood 161. WANTED ACREAGE AND LOTS; ncreuge on the river preferred; state location and lowest- price. I )-!(). Journal. WANT TO BUY A LOT TO Hl'lLD a home on east side, west of 2Hth st . near Ankeny or Sunnvsldo curline. G-dS. WANTED MONEY TO LOAN; HAVE clients wanting from $500 to -J).00(); real estate security. '8 per t-ent.:ft Hourd jjf Truile bldg. CASH FOR TELEPHONE BON DEC Oregon Trust. Title Guarantee, Mer- eha nt s' accounts. H. W. Ooddard. 110 2d. WANTED LOAN OF $1,000 ON FIRST class real estate security; also $2,000 te $3.n00. H-77 Journal WAN'TEI $1,200 LOAN, vears, 7 per cent. O. L'. Stark st. M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP,' l.iit. meets Wednesday evening. Allsky uius-. a nu raurrieon sis. Kl. W. A. OItEOTN-aRAPK CAMP No. 67S. Mondays. Helltng-Hlrsco block, 10th and Washington its. LOST AM) FOl'M) 21 IjOBTAI'GUHT 24, 7:40 Fulton car No. 2, goln and black silk umbrella, und pearl handle, Initial reward If returned to 128 jToST: ASH ST. DOCK evening, purse containing P. M., ON ig nut, green large silver M. engraved; 5th St., phone MONDAY $10 and Woodluwn 1039, .2 OR 3 Walling, 243 IK SI NESS CHANCES 20 Journal. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE '21 EXCHANGE WELL IMPROVED la acre tract near Portland; want lots or house and lot in Portland. Will trade close-In residence lots and acreage In Chehalls. Wash , for a farm or I'ort land realty. What havo you? Realty Hrokerage Co., 268 Stark st , suite 32 IF YOU WANT TO nil Y, SELL OR trade real estate, see Stevenson & Taylor, rom 311 Buchanan bldg., 2S6H Washington st. hTJsiness Lot at meagl'y-jTn Hon to exchange for furniture or small rooming-house. K-93. Journal. FOR SALE FARMS 120 clear. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY, acres, 5 4 miles from Aurora. 40 best of soil, balance good open pasture, good 6-room house, bun 46x50, pain t cd. well aii'iinire.l for dalrv sep arator room attached with cement I WK floor, equipped with 4-horse gas wigln.-, power separator, feed cutter, ro.it cut ter, chopper, pump and buzz saw. new granary, potato cellar. 2 riilck.'ii-hoiises. in cows, 3 heifers. 1 bull. IX hogs, about 200 chicks, mower, rake, new back and buggy, hay fork, disc and drag Jiurruw, 9 stands boos, crop If sold soon. 30 .tons hay In barn, too S-year-olj fruit trees, all for $."..500, A. F. WILL, Aurora, Or. A FINE H I ' Y Fu'l t A FA KM ' OltTs INVESTMENT, GUARANTEED AS Drug Store for Sale In Estacada, on (). W. P. electric line, owner Is not a registered druggist; fine chance for doctor or druggist to get In butlucss for u veiy little cash. KENDRICK & SON. HI'-'. 2d St.. cor Alder, room 34. LEGITIMATE BUSINESS - THE AMES Mercantile Agency (established 1S95 furnishes free information on oppor tunities in mercantile or manufactur ing Urn s, city or country. 'THE AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY, j 402 405 Swetland Bldg. j 100 SHAKES UNITED WIRELESS I preferred stock for sale nt $14, worth '$1i.50; a f.-w shares of stock In an es tablished amusement (not moving plc 1 tui'.'Sl paying big money; boosters I wanted; money back first month; money secured. I'hono Main 7732. Call 243! ! Chapinanst. ' 1 Foil SALE RESTAURANT; OWNER I has otiier business and will sell whole lor part interest, good location. Coast j Realty Co , 220 Lumber Exchange. 1 " DON'T glasses. Reward. C-1150. LOST ONE RAY DORSE WITH part of harness, halter and long rop. Reward paid when found. Independent Laundry Co., 121 3d St. FOUND SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. 23, 190S, a money purse contain ing money and other articles. Owner may recover said property by describ ing It and paying for advertisement. Wllllum W. Post. 186 Oth St., Portland. Or. LOST HUSH SETTER DOG, 6-MOsT old. L, C. Hanson, Base Line road, near Torson store. FOUND-llnlsey BICYCLE, between 6 INQ1 and 7 IKE 2 (17 p. m. FOUND--A PLACE TO HAVE II A IK mattresses renovatna and returned same day. 288 Front st. Malr 474, A-1374. Portland Curled-Hair FacCcry, H. Metzger, proprietor. IHLP WANTED MALE 1 WANTED SALESMEN; MANY MAKE $100 to $160 per month; some even more; stock clean grown on reserva tion, fur from old orchards; cash ad vanced weekly; choice of ter.:tory. Ad dress Washington Nursery Co.. Toppe nish. Washington. I iiuo DOWN AND EASY TERMS BUYti j j fine modern 5-room cottage, beautiful corner lot. fruit, roses ann inwn, ciosa j I to Haw thorne ave., fiber plastered, bath. 1 400 i toilet, reception hall, gas and electric ' fixtures: graded street, cement walksj 1 'un.l steps; this is something choice; ! two . :ovvner leaving and must sell below 8d lvalue; $2,300. Portland IJomes Co., 204 ' Morrison st. UN- CAR LINE, absent minded reviewer who can t re member till the morning after what it was they did. Let's hope theirs was one of the good acts in the bill. Alf Grant and Ethel' Hoag however, outlive the night's festivities with ease. Ethel doesn't do much but -wear bceomlng clothes and look well, but Alf is good, very good. If he omitted his own compositions he would be better. And towards the end you catch your self coiigiatulating yiairself that be isn't on for all evening. But notwith standing that his dialogue and bis stories are funny enough to be remem bered. Marllnette and Sylvester, known as "the suicide kids" tried a suicide yes terday afternoon and as a result Syl vester almost succeeded. They are acro bats and Sylvester will be off tiie boards for a few days ,as the result i f a fall. Martinette goes on alone, how ever, and does some "remarkable con tortionist feats. The headllner, known as "A Night r.n a Houseboat." is an act carrying with it a company of nine people, a house boat, a few dozen Chinese lanterns and an electric searchlight. This modest outfit doesn't entertain as much as you might expect, although it is unusually well staged. The bill as a whole Is brighter than was last week's. It Is especially strong in new stories and monologues, and : rather weak in music. Full dress suits for rent, all sizes. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark st Max M. Smith florist, lflo 5th st op poslte Meier & Frank's. Main 7215. I I5IRTHS j wife, lot 4, bloi k 5. Arleta No. 2. Noah Robertson and wife to Jo seph W. Pea i l. lots 9 and 10, block 2. Brock addition Investment Co. to Ernest Kroner, lot3 6 an 1 6. bi.n k K. Piedmont. L B. Thompson and wife to Mrs. K. 8. Hashor, 5100 feet begin ning at southwest corm-r of lot 2, block M. Tabor H-ig'1-.ts ...... . H. Hansen and wife to p.. '. Han sen, lots 1 and 8, block 21 mont Place J. C. Hardlman and wife to nel Nielson an 1 wife, lot 3. 1 Hardiman's addition Coast Investment -fT.. t .j W. H. HtMburt. lot 4. block 1, Par ton's addition to St. -Join s Robert J. Upton to Anna Schaef er, lot 10, block 3. Upton Park. Kate Ward to Margarette E. 1,000 150 TIIE SUNNYSIDE lots J400 to JS50 I ti rooms, very sj (!l, modern, up to I date. J3.000. 4-room cottage, one block of car, $799. fitv & Suburban Real Estate Co.. 1155 , Belmont, corner 39th st. Tabor 865. , TsTutfi. I Corner Concord and Jarrett sts., 3 1 blocks north K illinir iworth ave., one I block west Patton ave.; would b on dl-' DESCRIBED 134 ncres, 90 acres In high state of cultivation, balance line timber, A-l soil, creek across the place, fine spring, 3 wells, 3 barns, granary, some fruit, 23 miles east of Portland, on electric j line. The rarline Is under contract to i put in a station whenever owner asks for it; can be platted In five or ten urre lots and find ready salo at $200 per acre. mu per acre, one third cash, balance 6 per cent WESTERN REALTY INVESTMENT i'WE COMPANY. 607 Buchanan Hl.lg.. :'S6'!. Washington. ' I HAVE A NUMBER OF "SMALL Ai' ple tracts. 1" to 70 acres, located 1 and 2 miles from the Columbia river and the north bank railroad at Under woods, opposite Hood River; $40 per acre and upward; will produce peaches, apples, strawberries and other small fruits to perfection, realizing highest prices. Write mo for particulars II W. GODDARD. 11" 2d st Portland, Or. AN IDEAL HOME. 104 ncres. 74 acres cleared, within an hour's drive from Aurora. 2 miles from 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. 4 1 ens. wagon, buggy and full set of farm machinery. Price. Including crop. $l.i.O00. Must be sold before Sept. 10. A. F. Will. Aurora. Or. B E A V E R T o N ACRE AG E'-"fEV blocks to electric and steam R. R .; 20 acres all -In cultivation; fine soil. Others nsk S500 aore; this beautiful place onl;, $350 acre. G. E. Walling, YOU KNOW We can give you a special price on any mining stock or bond? F. J. Catterlln & Co . room 3 Chamber of Commerce. WILL BUY BUTTE BOYS CON nlated mining ttock for spot cash. ! or will sell a: market prices and charge ' regular brokerage; your Inlying or Bell ing orders will be promptly attended to. Write or wire Davis Jew'et'brokers, Goldfleld. New 'furnTshf.d "ROOMING- HOUSES. SEE 111 v list Mrs Koontz. 243 Stark. Main 1976. A-1970. GRINDING AND POLISHING OUTFIT for all kinds of cutlery and repairing. Bargain. 42 'i Union ave. Tii e" bon v 1 lXbp rn".- CO.'S STOCK. $ 1 0 0 sh a re; terms. 415 M lani nam bl d g. BEST BUY IN CONFECTIONERY line, soda fountain, living rooms, etc., $400. 225 Lumber Exchange. FOR "s'aTJ:"---lKMIN3-HOr8E. MOD urn, 60 rooms, steam heat, hot and 1 rid vvaler; owner baying town; must sell at once 34. oak. FO R 8ALK BY OWNER GROCERY"; good location, $950 if taken at once. Sellwood 35 S. Tne Union Hotel - II N. Sth St., corner Everett. Rates for board and room, monthly, $18 to $20; weekly. $4.50 to $6; dally, 860 to 81. Give, us a trial and be convinced. SOMETHING NEW FOR BOYS'NO girls to work on during vacation; can enslly make frm $1 to $2 a dav; age from 12 to IS years. 415 Marquam 1'ldg. MAN OF MATURE JUDGMENT. HIGH standing, energy and good acquaint ance for permanent position In the state. Give age und past experience to Z-85, lourna 1 . EXCE PTIONAL OFFER TO BRIGHT young man with small capital. to learn reliable paying business; investi gate this. 411 Commonwealth bldg., iltli and Ankeny sis. I ' N N Kt -14th nnd SELL YOUR BUSINESS. NO matter w acre located: have cash hov ers waiting. Coast Realty Co., 2i0 Lumber Ex. hangiv iTo'niL"' LEAKS $150 PER MONTH. for sale or trade for a small ranch out of city. Address Theo. Glover, St. Johns. Or. 1 ROOMING-HOUSE. 33 ROOMS, CLOSE I in. $1,()00; terms: a good buy. Coast Realty Co., 2 20 Lumber Exchange. I REST A l"l tA N TF( m SAL E, $150. AI j dress R-91. Journah I 1VK WAN T L I V E 1 hTsTITeRR TO I take part interest In best business in i Portland 514 Swetland bldg. ' WANTED CIGAtt STORE; MUST BE good business with lease, reasonable ' for cash; give locatKm nnd price fir.st ' letter; 'owners only. 0-91, Journal. SOLICITOR - EXPERIENCE essar v. Crane Hut tie Co., Couch sts. EXPERIENCED WOOD TURNER AND handsaw man wanted Apply Port land Sash A Door factory, union ave. nnd E. Tnylor st. None but experienced men need apply. W ANTED jfoT'SE PAINTING OR ranch work in exchange for good sub urban lots. Apply room 31, 323 4 Wash 1 n gton st. i.'LERKS INCREASE Yol'R SALARY: learn show card writ Ing, advertising or penmanship; special rate for 30 days. 600 Deku m bldg. Ml ITION PICTURE OPERATORS EARN $35; learn the trade in short time; easy w-ork; particulars. Newman Mo tion Picture C0..1 293 Burnsble. GENUINE HEI.P"WA"NTED"a!)S COST only 1 cent a word. 3 insertions for the price of 2. Shoes Half SoledOc OREGON SHOE CO., 222 2D. PAC. 1Rfl !43 Stark st. 00 T r. Sanl- btoek to Mr. and 0 Emerson, a to Mr. a til fa rut hers, a Mrs. NORWOOD August 18, ' Mrs. T. A. Norwood, 1 son. liERUI.GVUi AlllTUr t II 1 Mrs. Joo B' i '. lov r.z. 17'i 1 son. MITCHELL A'lgust S, to Mr. and Walter Mitchell. "a4 . anion, a son. WOLFER July 27. to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wolfer, 510 Brooklyn, a son. WIGGINS Julv :v. to Mr. and Mrs. W. Wiggin, 747 i 'iaokamas. a son. BILLING'S August 16, to Mr. and Nils. Samiif Billings, 9o0 East Six teenth, a s ci. GALLAGHER August 16, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. W. Gallagher, 5S0 Second. B daughter STAG K POLE--August 23 to Mr. and Mrs. F C. Staekpolp. East Washing ton and Twentieth, a daughter. TA'NtlOTT - August 13. to Mr. and Mrs. E H panho'it. 212 Union, a son. JAMES--Ana 1st U. o Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jani-s. 4117 Malroy. a daugh ter. GRAY 1 1 ' STOUT C E. Goodhy. lot 19,-slock 4, pleworid addition.? Paul Zedwh k and wife 10 W i Henrv el nl, lot 12. bio. Klnzel Park Henry r-ensen and wife to Ma li 1 1,500 600 652 400 250 j 225 ' 200 1.009 root line to business district of Swift townstte; $300 down. $15 per month. H. W. GODDARD. 1102dst. EST LOT IN Hi iLLADA Y lor sale; Improvements all In. beautiful building site. Call room 405 Rueli man bldg., 2S6'j Washington st. A.-1456. 7 0x1 15. 7 '5 South 39 ACRES, 9 rouver, good gravel, la acres .TII E N! ! hdriitloi 1 RIVER FRONT, NICE YARD. ! room bouse, reasonable. 5 ave , Midway. 'FOR SALE S ROOM HOUSE. ALL : modern, lot 60x100. 5 rooms for rent. Call or address C. Anderson. 1102 E. 25th N. FIRST" tered rlf Ice Main. SPLENDID S-ROOM HOUSE, $2. 750; $250 cash, balance like rent. Webb, 3 So East Washington st. MILKS FROM VAX- soil, being' free . froro ( lenr, hearing orchard small house and barn; price $1.2uu. ij I Washington St., . ancouver. Wash. I PARTIES WANTING IN"WRM AtTo7x 1 Willamette valley, the garden spot of 1 Oregon, call and get booklet. 1 WILLAMETTE VALLEY INFORMA TION BUREAU. 312 Board of Trade, cor. 4th and Oak. FOR SALE 10 ACRES. MILES from Vancouver, all in cultivation. family orchard, 8-room house, good out- buildings. O. A. Woster, Orchards, "Wash. HOTEL FOR SALE CONSISTING OF 20 rooms. In good country town, all furnished except 3 rooms, which Is private furniture, lot 100x100. No. 1 chance for party with small capital Doing big business; good reason for selling. Q-.no. Journal. 1 4"FrO()M IK )T'"SE7"ELEG ANT"!."-" IT'S I nishedft swell location, half cash; I terms. .Swell furniture 10-room house. Sea 1 this. i Fine furniture 8-room house. Swell 1 buy; $800. I MRS. KOONTZ. j 243 Ptttrkst. Main 1076, A-1976. 1 HAVE AN INVESTMENT OF EX- ceptional merit that will stand the ! clnrtest investigation. $500 required. Address Frank L. Sehott, 0l E. Mor i rison st. WANTED TEAMS AND MEN TO haul shingle bolts to the river. In quire T. E. Wallace, 1 40 3d St., or H. Mayers Oak Point, Wash. WANTED BO A' WftlT WHEEL A FT er school and Saturdays. Jones' Book Store. 291 Alder st. ' HAVE YOU GOT $500 AND SERVICE.1, you wish to Invest? Single men pre ferred. A-S6, Journal - " 3 GOOD CARI'ENTE R S W ANTED Apply at 10th and Water st., Oregon Ot.w Or. r V'ANt?fcl SALESMEN FOR BEST real esta'te proposition in Portland. Apply 220 Conun-rcial Club bldg. . SOLICITOR ESTABLISHED DYEING and cleaning business; wagon; steady position. Call 751 Wash., Main 6553. HELP WANTED FEMALE LADY FOR HOU8E famlly, pood wages, a good home. F-95, WILLAMETTE VALLEY LANDS. OLM stead Land Co.. Salem. Or. COMES GETS 6-ROOM I'LAS cottage and nice lot, $900; sa- Angeles Branch, 242 6th, corner; FOR SALE TIMBER 28 MoDFH N fruit. 1 1 .".6 1 1 t.-r M : 1.200 rlf :i- S -k -Aug'.s' 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Gray ?f'2 Sat rani' nto, a son! -AtiK-..'S' 11 to Mr and Mrs. fctoui. vvooiiawn. a son. The Oaks "The Teddy Girl." Every musician at the Oaks went on a strike last night and for a time broke up the show, over dilferenees btw". n one of the musicians an I Dave Canton, who played the part r.f Dublin Pan in the '-Teddy Girl." wnnh was p!a.-i for the first time ( aston . eusrd H. musician 0 not knowing how to pla . and the player got up and v.;'t 4'The action aroused the lie of the nrire or chestra and they all quit (ioc; i the man t the traps who pounded his hags drum sad clanged W cymbals in s i ' a man ner that the place was in an irroar just as the audience com men i-n lock ing for the police the muso :ani re turned and then the patror.s saw ti.it the whole thing had been prearranged a a burlesque on the frik wii! . threatened Portland theatres last week Port landers who saw the show at the Ait-dome last week hare an evi b. t-er treat In store, for the ihow 1 1 is ... k Is the "Trv. very best." It is e ;e,j toe "Teddy Girl" and ths part is r -v 1 by preHT Winifred - Orefn. Miss G-en sdna several good songa. Her "L r; eme a In Ixre With Someone," i v-c of the hits ot the evening. Charles A. Flgg made a fres t 1. t , with lolnltT and was called bk so) Kanf Llrnes the seorfkeerxr (argot th rnuoL 1gg has tmpnosrfsed a number f especUiiy good verwea t the song! which ton well with the audience. Iav : ' 4 stesd tha ehcrus swore with A kIT Old Bird - JsargTif rite Lu , remte tn4 the flwrui rave a rr.t airs , with ' Juat Beu la Cifdn t IMns , le sstd 4t. Werid Is t.re." and fse4 lb best et ef It j , A ert I e--r rs sang -wmi 1 tne l s I. PARSONS August 1'. E. Pars. ix. to Mr. Wet Park. and Mrs a daugh- A. Tufts, lot hina Heights n.i.litl. n C- R. Beardslev- and wife t.o Sperl lots 5 and 6. Gray : A. II Lewis and wife to I Korlann. lot 12. block 7f wood .Moore Investment nt uuim)) i ' i . rosier, jots J an.j 4. 1 t 5. Vernon . . Moore Investment company to C. Harrison, east V, of lots i and 2, block 27, Vernon . . . Robert Warra.k. executor. Stanley E. Skrowronski. un vlded 1-K of lrrt 16. blci'k I Proehstel's subdivision William H. Barnhart and iv'fo i Stanle- Skowronski. lot 1 ; block 14. l'roc-litel'.s subdl.-isloTI 1 Pacific "Tlti Truft Co", the 1-adlng" .abstracters. 804-5--7 Failing bldg. Haiz'lp & Co . :. r r.ftlt'if, etc.32S Corbet' bldg I:-..- will lbt-.T tl 1 1 4. 615 400 $25 1 60 X ."IT, FOR SALE S-ROOM house, fine Irvwn, roses, E .Moirbon ( iwner SNA PI iA"LMiJST NEW lll'N'i i A l.d VV. 1 .'. riiintite car service; $550 cash, bal ance J20 per month.- You should see this Maji857j. 1 H WE A NEW o-RQOM HOUSE ON E. Pith St.. near Killingsworth ave. I w an to boi row t00. Y-94. Journal SF3('0'WILL" BUY 2 ACRES." ALL IN ultlvatlon. part In orchard. 1 u, miles southwest of Lents. See owner, 326 stark st FOR TIMBER CLAIM, BAKER COUNTY, 1.000,000 feet good yellow pine. Box 774, La Grande, Or. HOMESTEADS 47 THE KIND YOU WANT ARE the kind we have. If you do not want satisfaction see the other fellow. The Opportunity Company , 626-527 Lumber Exchange bldg. Portland. Or. GOOD CIGAR STAND FOR SALE $125. 35 North 61 hs L WANT TO RENT RAKER Y WITH A large oven, must le in good condition. 3 84 Everett st. FOR SALE GROCERY, WILL IN- volce about $1,000 Including fixtures, no dellverv, no opposition, fast growing section. Main SG35. BEST LOCATION FOR RESTAURANT and delicatessen in city' will sell rea sonable aieountsleknes,162Grand aye. voYov WANT" TO "make "money? If so. send or call for particulars and circular of our new Sanitary Filter. 268 Stark st.. suite 32. MIDDLE-AGED keeper, small One who wants Journal WANTED A COM PETENT COOK IN small family. A p ply 625 Everett st. YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work, familv of two; no cooking. In- qulre 127 Glbbs st. GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST? only 1 cent a word, S Insertions for the price of 2. W ANTE D- -CO MPE TEN T GIRL FOR general housework; must be good cook. 683 Johnson st. coTi pf";f TTnt dress m a k er for high-class trade, to run establishment on commission basis; must have execu tive ability. L-71, Journal. LADIES NO MATTER ailments may lady specialist. 608 Merchants PARTNER IN SECOND BEST DYEING and cleaning business in Portland. Phone, A-5646: S-91. Journal. Washington. WANTED A Dewey house. WHAT YOUR tie. don't fall to see our Inipotideio Therapy Co., i rust bldg , btli ami CHAMBERMAID, AT 26V. North 3d. NOTICES 20 WANTED GOOD COOK AT ONCE. Adams restaurant. 23d and Savler sts. -MODERN 5-ROOM COT terms. 459 Mechanic St., W H tlflca-es Williams Abstract Con, par. v. rive yea the lowfst prices or. 26 Sti -k s' room HINT' N Ju W H.nton, e 21. .16 M . Mr snd Mrs. R gomery, a daugh- I'OR SAI.F REAL EST TF 16 SI I II.'LI 'S- I Ja ii. TAKES- Ai In. . r.fs . I., leia ir.t. FALPi l.L 414 C.ciri DEATHS M PI Aug a .. ge. . Beverly Shields. heart filsease. Ellen Taffs. ft. uge.1 4 months. Aug age KI! I FR-- A r.j?.it 52. 65 ( ; . r f ;c 1 i. ' PHILLIPS August 13 (.; . W aeo. aged 25 W I LLI AMS AJt I.:'.a Faroe!!. Imonary tuber- Henry Kr'.ger, dftvi-. inanition. Hazel Phillips liabfes rnfil'tis Edwsrd Wil- 1 O tv Tl " f. I.' SK 1 221 Grainer. agd 79; e nlle de- il 1 ,:tv G BUR T ogot i:r-. rt. 800 Ma 77. fptRn r,nrj, -am. red f 7 . j . r t : : ." i. agel e r'e-- . p-imo- Hr.riefa 7.0 Union, ged Ac I -- A F N-" A-.-1 f . r 1 f i Li r. col: r.n 1 iberciiios.s 1NMAN August 22 tl.er.ia Gore itiiru 5. p.tralyeis KLINE August $2. Jennie KHne. teria sgf) 44. live- romplalnt KT.EINSoP.GL Aug -t 21. Katherln K'.'irs'rge !7 N-brtska. aged fJ, ret'e-Til 'f i ii - v Lartv "PF. - c :: irir R--. ton Ur.i.. e Fst Eighth, aged (' . i;:,0. a - - 'rr s JiCK.-'oN - t 0 :0 Tr.ni.-ae Jsck- I on 7,. 1 Li rr M'. 7; heart disease. I -re ri (r an4 It rt-e one ef t.HAFr R- Avi" ;1 tet-e,i f- Fi.tf- I - Nri on tM pnfrtiT. oner i er, i;t 1 niri. i?i mor, ;cf, acute ea I 2 . " 0 a - VERY NICE 5 -IK" b w, lot 6ex.cu. on Ar-k'-c- i'-,'r.. w:il take good ..t as part jin-rivi .! c.n be seen by calllr.g at ti.i vfi.- Trie ' Sps'.tor. Co . 2 '" Smrk KO K SA 1 .Tf " " 7 It " ' 11 MODERN Lous". sightly l..cat..on. I'di Hflgl.t. fe00. corner, rai'l half cash, bxlanre time .1: 5?e K):?abeth st $1 III 6-R00M COPY. J250 cesb. Is.sn S-'1 n.i.rth.y, r. j sge's O.S0 Jrairnsl Te VKH7oN ACREAGE Tw blocks to electric arid steam P R ; 2" arres ell In cuitivatlor, fir.e s .t; ("her ask $5"0 acre; tb' t :p.f-t'. rl'-'e or.Ir l.5j re. G E ,.;-g 'S-arisT. 4 I'.'" M TloUSE. I.""'T D":" It s-a c St J -.-. 110 f.J ' $.,;.e dnn blsi-re $Ii pr rror.th, ro p.terr.t Krueger A Pfrry. rum l.i Buchsnan Mdg . Msin M"' Ii JC CHOK E WEPT FIDE LOT ON N 2th. a snap If taken quick Pert- ; lnd Hr rre Co. ?04 Morrten St. nV"w t-room run SALK- tage; easy Woo.llawn car NICE HOME NEAR PIEDMONT, Mol' ern, fruit trees, barn, chickens Bnr all go $2,500; $1,000 cash. $20 per month fall Main. A-1456. J2.0-iSII, BALANCE MONTlf iTY. 6 rom modern house. we!4 Improved lot, barn, chicken yard, etc; .lose to car, J2 350. See owner. 2J Taylor St., l-aurelwood: Alt. Scott car. J.: ON 8. TTtH ST. ("LTiSEIN" new T-room dwelling, full lot spln- ' did horn": terms Can be seen bv al iiV ..' tl is office. Tho Spar.ton Co .'".1 Stark WANTED -100 PARTIES TO LOCATE en homesteads In Grant county, Ore gon. All good grazing land and suf ficient farming land for hay. fruit and garden, plenty water for stack an. I limber for domestic use. Loofitlng fees $100. Galena Land Co., Galena, Or. WK HAVE" SOME CHOICE HOME stead" locations and relinquishments; also some fine timber claims. Don't take j chances with unreliable parties. ("nil , on us or write for particulars. Aetna j Realty Co 225 Falling bldg.. Portland. 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS. Notice is hereby given that the stae land board will receive sealed bids un til 2 p. m. October 6, 1908, for the fol lowing described school lands, to-wit: The NE. i of NE. V4, W. Vt of E. H and W. Vi of section 16 and all section 36, T. 6, N. R 4 2 E. Section 18. T. 5 N R. 45 E. and section 36, T. 85 S., and section S6, T. 89 8., MONEY TO LOAJf 27 I .' 'TS :r rt 1 v 1 rt'i S-llwo rhorie Sellwood VIEW. HALF MIL E exceptional buildu.s UI'TNTRAL ALBINA. 50x100 LOT. Mali. c 1 6 room house, cash $3,760. Owner, K G Lundstrom. 431 Worcester bldg C R. Doanell &, Co. P"al ;.itr Room 12, 2S Stark "T" "lKu'b RIVER ORClTARba MACRAE ANGUS. 42 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. LEU II1TL IIOMF ON HAWTHORNE av. 7 rooms, fine basement, nuelv '.!. must sell. TM Is 1 bargain 1.3"0 cah. $20 per month f:rl $s : A t a get 1 r 1 O.FXTKIN' of fee : 1 j r, - I srninv roxic p. terms near VHP REAL h bidg . come nd JDEKN COTTAGE, H!f cash, balance tail 4C Merhanlc .1, Union ave. Take Wood- SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES WITHOUT SECURITY. LOANS ON PIANOS. FURNITURE, ftTC, WITHOUT REMOVAL. LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS. BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL CALL. TELEPHONE. WRITE. h'l'JkTE SECURITY COMPANY. I 704 DEKl'M BLI'G S A I.ARf'AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO ! salaried employes and on pianos, fur-1 Mture. warehouse receipts, horses. In surance policies and all Kitw or securi ties. New Era Loan & .Mortgage Co., 4 0 8 -4 05 Swetiand bldg. money advanced -salaried peo- ple and others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; oiflces in t principal cities, save yourself money by getting our terms first Tollman, 317 Lumber Exe. 1 of WE LOAN MONEY ON DIAMOND8 nd Jewelry at reasonable Interest fori long or short time A. & ML. Delovag, I 'emelers. 24 Washington St. I MONEY rsli-fi. Dunn- Sectlon 16 rt. -. e. Section 16 R. 2i E. Section 36. T. 86 S.. 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 orrerea. No bid for less than $5 per acre will be considered. Th? right Is reserved to reject any I PRESSER OF LA Vlenna Dye works. EXPERIENCED (lies' garments. 226 3d St. . WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO light housework. Apply 74 Lewis St. and all bids Applications and bids should be. d- . c t a I . . CI Ilm-n -l-lr , ' 'I I ! n .. ,1 board, Snlem, Or., and marked "AppH-1 free; write cation and bid to purchase school lands. of CoUeges, G U. BROWN. Clerk State Land Board Dated this 29th dav of June. 1908 HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 29 WANTED 1,000 HOPPICKERS TO pick 600 acres of hops; big crop; flna accommodations; bakery, grocery store butcher shop, restaurant; beautiful camping grounds. We pay $1 per 100. Low excursion R. R rates. No charge for the job. For further particulars apply to Krebs Bros, rooms 611-612 Worcester bldg.. cor. Oak and Sd. Of fice hours 9 to 8 p. m. Sundays 9 to 1 p. m Tel. Alain 2963 and A-4913 10.000 POSITIONS. For graduates lsst year; men and wo. men learn barber trade In S weeks: help to secure positions; graduates earn lis to $28 weekly; expert Instructor, tools for catalog. .Moier ysiem S5 N. 4th St.. Portland. I HELP WANTED AND ;ion GAIOW. IX. 14. term t it: Phr WtU Hu.fr4 Gfe'JJ. i lake a Quits tertii. ONE oF THF. MOfT I'F.di IF'!. I'i 'n Wen-:' rrk f-.r ." c.p f--r rsh a 14 f rat ng ton lot j ?T5 a (" FN" g east, fcitullthf rrmiit, n-ieoen I rtjt r o . ser.r ofTjr-td: rrica 7,-t-,. Crascr, til Worcester t-k. , ln car ."or". ALE CHXAP-IN CFNTRAi. IXV rst'en ard only 1 feet from car; t a lot. srtd good houe. I hig s-ore-tr-rr. sr.d 3 livifig rr.-,rr.. r fre onlr: f, kn e8ue of s'-iilrg mi.i ei t .'e-rn al t TO LOAN AT REASONABLE In sums from $500 up. The Lawrence Co, 248 Alder st. MONET TO IXAN ON REAL ESTATE at reasonable terms. John j. Nally. 80 Chamber of Commerce. e Hi. .ash Vl . ASH HALAXi'E 11$ A XtoXTTT vi Tr"m nouse pear car, lot IB 1 1 Jrl' II le. beet bsrgaln in Port-1 i if. n . CASH TO LOAN REASON A RLE terms, prompt service. Henry C. Prud h omme. i C. of C. I ns and Real JCs Ufa. 8lei.o TO LOAN IN PUM8 OF 81.000 or more. to 7 per cent, on Improved rel-r. M G Griffin. 24 Stork SALAR dentlal T A Se ton lrd Haverstlo Waahir(tca rt. MiANS a.RlCTLY CONFI easy 10 gt and t-i pey. ill BaMnan f Idg nv uop tciiub ntr on A Oaligher. 14IM j frm property, fire Insurance. Wc- Kerala 4t Co, Alder, room A- PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING launch United States Department of Agriculture. Washington, D. C. August 15. 1908. Sealed proposals will be re ceived at the Iepartment of Agricul ture until 2 p. m, September 14. 1908, and then opened, for the construction an inspection launch for tha forest service In Alaska. In accordance with drawings and specif Icationa. copies of which may be obtained from Lee & Brlnton, Alarlon bldg.. Seattle, Wash, or from the Forester, Forest Service, Washington. D. C. All applications must be aoerfmjianled by a certified check for $15.00. made payable to the Fiscal Agent. Forest Service. These checks will be returned upon the return ef the drawings and specifications. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary of Agriculture, W. iL Hays, acting secretary. SUPPLIED. Drake. 205H Wash. Pae. 1370. A-1S70. I GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent a word. 8 Insertions for the price of 2. HOPPICKERS WANTElt ROOM 202 Falling bldg 3d and Washington SITUATIONS MALE .1 RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MARRIED man wants steady Job. receiving or shipping department experlencei, refer ences Room 8. Main 3372 RID. W'AXTED TO REMOVE ABOUT o cubic rarda of earth: distance if to B feet, street eacavatlon. pri vite work, fall at 2S2 E. loth nrar H-tTien. city i"W ILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ny debts contracted by ths Molt- nomah Investment B-xieamorea. Realty Co. W. Ii iiXl'F.KlENCED DELIVERY MAN beat of reference, acquainted wttu cl t y. wis h es posit Ion 8- 2 J ou rn a I Experienced barn man wants a job Phone Main 1.2 Wanted bt young responsible married man. ateady Job driving, all , around tearnster, well acquainted wlta elty. Mn Hi I, room 1 XTtsoCTcrfOR AND ATTWRITERTPIf slTa position; salary; references, A.- drees A-. Journal . GENUINE SITUATION WANTEif AtSJ cost onlr 1 rent a ward. 8 lnsertioaa for the prtoa of8. AtfMS EMPOfMENT JOO." H ELTr free tej emplojnera 178 Buruida al. Phoaa kUla ii4.