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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27. 1908. L U, ..U 1..JI J U J , SETTLERS LOOK fonrar Court Decision Has Import ajit lUa i-inr -- Uma tilla Kn tries. ! Ulah. In April and Is said o havr bee n , of tempcniti; lial.I I h The police are making nil effort today to tic wh ll.Ol'elll.OI I 1 l!lt llicllt 111 tllO IlllpC Of finding the I lo- poison. NEW TODAY. prisons Mho administered t iitcii A. V. WON I I in vol v FUltOll .11 if i ning. t bc- an.! Jut. i -issue th- tU'l'll lslm near servn tin'. I U'lll ' 111.1 1 Kl'il sh lit to he ab.vit fSrwcIn! nimmti b t Tb Journal Pendleton, Or, Aug. 27--A bind de cision winch will affect the settlement of the Umalllbi Indian hind ci.-es t .. Iim Hied In lh. I'inlfil Stales r'eih-ril curt at I'd Hand this l.ill. n urrcl hy I:. -sinter F. C hr.mni the l.a limine hmdufflce Inst e 'J 1,0 ocisi.Ul decides R conoo T. J. rweeil)' of tills III linn,!'. Hack if II and into this eaxe Is the irlue I e-1 In the mi entrlt s under amendment wtnn tunc held un hy the gn " ,T. J. Tweed; ft I'd on i Meacham In the Umatilla It. contained some a some range ninn, n is fmu m o '.,... , the best 'farming hind" of any of the. Indian claims. i Since the Indian lands weie s.ip- , n.,oH t h.. more fit for grazing and i timber than for agrlrultuiu.1. Roy in flh a contest against Tweedy on the groin that the land wns mote fit for ngi eultnre. On this same ground, about S00 entries on the reservation have been held up. Ti, lundnr'flre lust eventilK gave Tweedv the land, faying that he had complied with the law. that the land j was not more tu ior Burinmum "" grazing and that under the Fulton amendment he waR entitled to the land. This opens up the entire question of the validity of all the filings under the Fulton amendment and will have a great bearing on the oases to be heard in Portland this fall. There Is much rejoicing among Umatilla entry men over the decision, as it Is con sidered a decisive victory for the set tlers. PASTOR IS MOURNED (Continued From Page One.) San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bldg. Telephone Kearney 3121 ADVEBTIBeTMEWTS AltD SUB SCRIPTIONS RECEIVED. Oregiinlinis when In San Francisco can lime their mall pent In care of The. Journal Office. ARTHUR L. FISH. Representative. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Fmh insertion, 1 cent a counted word. No ad less than 15 cenls per insertion. 7- insertions for the price of 8. Lost unci (mind, help wanted, situa tion wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads, 1 ccjjt a word, 'Insertions for tho price- of 2. '",('' Count six words to the line. "New Today" 'agate measure, 1 inch, 14 linos). 84 cents per inch. "Want AdV will he accepted over the pin tie. hut The Journal will not bo re sponsible for errors, should any occur in such ads. Prompt payment expected. Phones. Main 7173; A -0051. to s p. m CAREY ACT LAIND OPENINQ On OCTOBER II. at K1KOS HILL, Idaho, on the main line of the OKE (ioN SHOUT L1NW. 16.000 acre of the best fruit land In the west will be thrown open for settlement, Thu salii will be conducted under the super vision of tha mate of Idaho, full pro- ' tectlon being guaranteed for title Ku.iv terms, low prices, great surplus of water. Special rates on all railroads. Call upon - 13. S. COOK & CO. Corbett Bldg., or-Write Main Office. KXirCrS HIU. XKKXOATION POWIS CO.. BOI8B, IDAHO. FOR KAI.Et RRL ESTATE 18 Guaranteed as Described Complete f urnlvlilnga of an ft room house, all new from basement to garret, ready for Immediate possession and bt gin cuming ' once; house colonial style, Mtii'ilv modern, arid well located In splendid residence district, a prlvatj rooming house, 132 a month with no ad vance paying patronage. Price $880, a sacrifice, owner leaving the city; $160 can be paid at 126 monthly. A CJna kr-r antra I 8. acres at llethnny, cleared and rooo roan, z 1,600, cash HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS fenced, considerable fruit. wells, house and Darn J 1,000. bulancu terms. " Have your abstracts made by the Title Trust Co., 7 O of C. 1 1 , Hours, 8 a. m. Sal ii rilo-y s, S a. to 10 p. m. AVKATHER REPORT perform at night he organize i a concert company and gave shows In the school houses. That was his star as a mana ger, but his bosses didn't approve and spoiled his plan. His brothers, Frank and Billy, were in the same show, one a bareback rider and the other a tumb ler. Tonv tried riding too, but fell off too often to make a success at it. Ulti mately, however, he became a ring master, vocalist and dancer in the side show. 801110111107 About Kla Life. At times he took up clowning and he (stuck to circuses until in 3 861 he turned up at the Broadway Music Hall as a comic singer. In 1SC1 lie went to the famous 444 Broadway and in the war time he aroused enthusiasm by appear- j ing on the stage with a big flag and urging every one to join with him In singing "The Star Spangled Banner." Here It was that he saw the future of vaudeville. Variety shows at that time were a little too coarso for family con sumption. LUjuor was sold In the au diences and smoking was allowed. Tony Pastor decided to branch out as a man ' agrer and put out a variety show on a higher plane. Ills money; went into the Idea and, with Sam Sharpley, the mln-! s?trel manager, he leased the Volks Oar- I don in New York and in March, lSfi5, J lie announced vaudeville fit for women 1 to attend. He was a vaudeville manager! always after that. Success didn't come without-a lot of! hard work, but it arrived finally and in I 10 years he opened his new theatre at 5S6 Broadway and began his policy of bringing over European performers and j of encouraKins local talent. ) Introduces XiUlian Russell, ! Thus he introduced Nat flood win and! Lillian Russell In 1 STfi and bestowed! upon the latter her stag-e. name. She 1 was a Miss Leonard and asked Pastor's! advice about changioe;- her name fori professional purposes. He suggested Lillian Russell". and she approved. May: Irwin and her sister, Flo, played tinder his management enrly in their careers, as did many others whose names are now well known both in vaudeville and in the so-called "legitimate ' Some of them, who might well be called the Pas tor alumni a nd alumnae, are Florence lirlndley, Our "Williams, Richard Car- ; roll. Francis "Wilson, a song and dance i artist under Pastor; Denrnan Thompson,' later of "Old Homestead" fame; "Old ' lloss- Hcey and his partner, Charley Ev- j ana; Hilly Barry, who did his nrst negro monologue for Tony, Jennie Yeamans and Pat Rooney. Pastor also introduced the first ver sion of condensed comic opera in his presentation of "Pinafore" at the old theatre. In 1KS1 he moved his theatre to Fourteenth street and there he brought cut Jenny Hill, the English music hall singer; Vesta Tilley. Bessie Bonehill, Bessie Bel wood and Vesta Vic toria. His Opening Bill, His opening toil on Fourteenth street was Iltth; different from the show he continued to give last year. Tonv him self sang his old songs, such as "flown In the Coal Mine," which he hud to re jpeat when he appeared 1 n the stage on jils birthday in Hiofl. He wasn't much of a singer, as voices go, but his audi ences Jikcd him immensely just the ?am The theatre next door to Tammnnv Hall apparently s.itisrled his ambition. He Thought ci branching out again to upper Broadway, but thought again, and thought better of it. "1 owe my good health and my good ppirits," he said last year, "to the fact that I am not worried by ambition. Fre qnently I have been asked why I did not move up on Broadway. One I listened to these suggestions and actu ally commenced negotiations with the Sires Then something or orher went wrong and I never made another ai tempt. "I look with amazement Rnd respe ( at the men w ho cr.n run three 01 f ir playhouses and ni"y it apparently This one Is work enough for me hut it is congenial wo-k after all. 1 or, me down every day and attend to the bo.'fc Ing. etc., and when that is over I a.ni fre." Since yesterday morning a small dis till bailee has made its appearance off the Washington coast, and the low pres sure aria over Manitoba has remained nearly stationary. The barometer Is relatively low over Arizona and New Mexico. The high pressure area yester day over the north Pacific states has contracted in area and moved to Wyo ming, and a new. high pressure area has made its appearance off the north Cali fornia coast. The large high pressure area over the Canadian province of On tario has remained nearly stationary, and the low area over the south Atlantic states has disappeared. Light rain has fallen In western Washington, northern Arizona, northern New Mexico and In the Atlantic states from Boston south to Charleston. It is warmer in the north pacific states, and much cooler in eastern Colorado, western Nebraska, eastern South linkota and northern Min nesota. Elsewhere the temperature changes have been unimportant. The Indications are for rain Friday, except In southern Idaho, where fair weather will probably continue. -Temp. Max. Mln. Precip. Baker City, Or 7S 48 .0 Bismarck, N. 1).... " 4S .0 Boise, Idaho 7i F2 .0 Calgary, Alberta . . fi4 34 .0 Chicago, 111. 72 61 .0 Denver. Col 78 64 .0 Eureka, Cal f6 46. .0 Helena, Mont 72 44 .0 Lewiston. Idaho ... 80 r,o .0 Los Angeles. Cal 7fi H .0 MRrshlleld. Or. ... fi8 4 4 .0 Moorhead, Minn. .. 70 4S .01 New York, N. Y. . . . 6 0 5t .fig Poeatello, Idalio ..74 42 .0 Portland, Or 7 4 fei .0 Roseburg-, Or R(5 46 .0 St. Paul, Minn. ... 72 60 .08 San Francisco i... 60 52 .0 Seattle, "Wash 70 54 .01 Spokane. .Wash. ... 72 4S 0 AValla Walla, Wn... 78 foi 0 Ada H. Brown to Mary A. Brlggs, lot 23, block 24, ftfount Tubor vlllla $ 250 P H. King and wife to Mary A. Brlggs. lot 24, block 24, Mount Tabor villa 2.050 Isaac E. McHolland and wife to James W. Mclland, 4 aero be ginning at point 26 2-.1 rods west of northeast corner of southeast 4 of northwest U of section 19 fownshln 1 north. ranae 2 east 600 Hazard Stevens to Oregon Elec tric Railway romnany, .04 acre beginning at point 620 feet westerly find 30 feet northerly of soluthwest corner of Bound ary avenue and Corbett street 100 Overlook Land company to Ernest A. Bodln, lot 13. block 18, Over look "00 J. W. Orussl and wife to Anton Schauer. lot 13, block 9, sub division of Proebstcl's addition to Alblna 1.200 P H. Sehulderman and wife to A Garden Spot 36 acres, all In cultivation, nc.ir Bethany. 1 mile from oarllne; level, on county road, 4 room house and large barn, well at house, a fine buy; 915 per acre, J2.000 cash, balance 8 per cent. Wo have also some fine buys near RoodvUle, Tlgardvllle find at Kagle Creek, nil ht bargain prices. WEHTKKN RE A LTV A INVESTMENT COMPANY. 607 Buchannn bldg , 286 H Washington. Lock at These '4 6, MARRIAGE LICENSES Edwin J. Patterson, to Alice M. Castal, 3R. Edward J. Inglefield, street, over 21, to Loney oxer IS. John .lessen, 22Si.' N. 23d Frances Kruetrer, 2". Chris Eisele, 240 2d street, Irene Gardner, 37. John Hamilton Paul!, Calumet, '.", to Edith Louise Hoheurmann Salem, Or., 46, 646 Powell Wincenburg, St.. 2S, to reter A. Blnford et al, west foci u. of lntn ri and block 26, Portland lb, 000 C. L. Havnes to John O'Hare, lot fi block 5 Brown's tract E00 E. L. Fralev and wife to Oeorge Smith and wife, lots 13 and 14. block 17. North Irvlngton .. 600 Carl Engberg and wife to Olive M. Oould, lots 1. 2, 3 and 4, block 69. Peninsular addition No. 4 50 J. E. Malbeck to John F. Warner and wife, ipt 8, block 36 Vernon 2.400 E. A Rowell and wife to R. 1 1. Lunn, lots 3 and 4, block 13, Woodstock l.OOO R. A. Thompson and wife to J. J. Noonan. east H of lots 7 and 8, block 16. Alblna Homestead 1,800 Security Abstract Trust com panv to Marv Vorpahl. lot 6. block 46 Rose Citv Park 60O C. J. Crosbv and wife to Charles 1. Robinson et a, lot 9. block 4. Central Albina 4.5 John Halsev Jones company to Jennie R Hall, lot 2, block 21. Jonesmore 6 D. H. Strowbrldge to Dora Wolfe. lot 12. block ll, City View Park 2i A. Speer and wife to Luzon Ray mond, west 33 1-3 feet of lot 10, block 4. Bartsch Park addition. 800 R H. Dunn and wife to John E. Trigg, lots 3. 4, block 13, Wood stock J.euv Title Guarantee & Trust company to Wesley Penney, lot 11, block 17. South St. Johns 275 George W McCoy to Elbrldge Adamson, undivided half of lot 2, block 7, Mistletoe addition.. 100 Weslev Penney and wife to Jul ius Sorensen. land beginning at southeasterly corner of iot 6. block 7. Oak Park addition to Ht Johns 500 S. C. Davis to James Cattn et al, lot 9, block 1, subdivision of lots 2, 7, 8, 9. 10. North St. Johns i. 1.000 Fine suburban home; B room house with 2 acres of ground set in fruit trees, fnrden. ornamental shrubs and flowers, or the price of a house and lot in town, j3,r.oo. Good 10 room house on E. 18t.h St.; has full basement, newly painted, large porch, good furnace, fireplace, $8,500; terms " 7 lots In Sellwood on fine stream of water, only I850-. a great bargain. 6 room house In Sunnyslde. has li brary and all modern conveniences, nice place, $4,500. Good corner on Corbett St., in South Portland. J2.000. Lot 100x165 In Holladav addition; good buy at IB, 250. Good business lot on Grand ave.; fine Investment, 111,000. . Hartmaa & Thompson Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE FARMS 17 IS ACRES NEAR BASK UNH road, miles oast of Monta villi; new 7-room house, food burn, Jars' chicken house, all kinds of fruit, all cultivated. M.600; will trade for house and lot valued at from 12.600 to 13.500. 111 acres; 80 acres cultivated; 60 acrea timber, running stream, new v-room house H furnished with new furniture; spring house, granary, splendid crop; 4 horses, S cattle, 25 hogs, chickens. 2 wagons, I buggies, plows, har rows, mower, rak. (annins; mill and small tools, all go for I4S per acre. All ready to o to living. 04 acres nice laying level land, all feneed, good 6-room house, barn, and orchard; flno river bottom land, within 2 miles of Philomath, $40 per acre; terms. 266-aor stock farm, 11-story house, large barn, hophouse, wn re house, 65 acres In hay and pas ture; good soil, running stream. 14 seres In hops, 3.000.000 feet of timber; mile i f school; 6 miles of railroad, Yamhill county, Ore gon. Price, 14.000. L. L. Mcffett 423 Lumber Exchange Bldg. !LL! 1! SH-fSSHHH5HHff5H MONEY TO LOAN 27 SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES WITHOUT BBCURITY. LOANS ON PIANOH. FURNITURE, ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL. LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS. bUSINKBS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL CALL. TELEPHONE. WRITS. UTATK BEcmtlTV COMPANY, 704 DEKIIM BLDti. L08T AND FOUND 21 LOST- AUGUST 24, 7:40 P. M OS Fulton car No. i. going out. green and black silk umbrella, larg silver and pearl handle. Initial M. engraved; reward it returned to li Jth t, phons. SNAP INVESTMENT We are duly authorized by the trus tees of the church to place their pres ent holding on the market, consisting of the southeast corner of Russell and Flint sts , lot eOxlOO, church and 6-room house We court Investigation, 16.500. Rv. 1. J. Larsen. S00 Gantenbein ave.; A. H. Thompson, 446 Brown St., trus tees. 1 land Realty Co. lorl 1'nion five. 11,850 FI N E VE WCOTT A G E. FOU R largo rooms and closets, reception hall, best bath, toilet and plumbing; fiber plastered and tinted; electric fix tures; fine lot on graded street In splen itld neighborhood; bearing fruit trees, berries, lawn and roses; basement, con- ire to foundation; take h look at this: it's fine; part cash. Portland Homes Co,, 2i'4 Morrison St. Canby Bargains 40 acres finest river bottfim soli. 2 miles from Canby, 20 in cultivation, 5 room house, 2 good barns, about Hi acres orchard, peaches, 4 apples, pears. etc., about 6 acreB fine corn. 18 tons hay, 2 5-year-old mares, 1 colt, (I milch cows, "1 helferM hogs, 80 chickens. 1 hack, 1 wagon, 1 Bet harness, 1 now cream sep arator and all farm machinery, for 13.500. 40 acres 4 miles from Canby, 18 In cultivation, 1H acres In orchard, about 18 acres has some stones but good tim ber land pasture, 2 wells, old house and barn, on county road; this Is a snap at 11,800; terms. 95 acres 1 miles from Canby, all In cultivation, good house, 2 barns small young orchard, stock, crop and farm machinery; If taken at once 110,000, or will trade for land in Minnesota or North Dakota. 1 acre tracts, 8 acre tracts, 10 acre tracts, 20 acre tracts and 40 acre tracts, and all kinds of cltv property. W1I. CANT WELL, ' Canhy. (r. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, fur niture, warenouse receipts, horses, in surance policies and all kinds of securi ties. New Era Loan At Mortgage Co., 403-405 fiwelland bldg. MONET ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- ple anil others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; oiflces in (6 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first. Tollman, 817 Lumber Exc. WE LOAN MONEY- ON DIAMONDS and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for long or short tlm. A. M. Delovnss. Jewelers, 26tt Washington at MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED cltv property, reasonable rates. Hard ing & Reynolds Co.. 31a Chamber of Commerce. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE LOST:..eA8H ST. DOCK, MONDAY evening, purse containing 110 and glasses. Reward. Woodlawn 1030, (-1160. T77&T ONE Ray HOnsKi wTTTI part of harness, halter and long rop. Reward paid when found. Independent Laundry Co., Hjl 3d at. . Lost pursIs containing money and note; finder please return tir 322 E. 8th st N. or phone East 822 and re ceive liberal reward. LOST RATHER LARGE .BELT PIN. enameled in Canadian emblems. Phone Tabor 1756. at reasonable 308 Chamber of Cash terms. John. J. Nally, commerce. LOAN Pg1 WANTEDMALE 1 WANTED SALESMEN; MANY MAKE 1100 to 1160 par month; some even mqre; stock clean, grown on reserva tion, far from old orchards; cash ad vanced weekly; choice of ten Itory. Ad dross Washington Nursery Co., Toppe nlsh. Washington. TO LOAN REASON A HLK terms, nromnt service. Hunrv r p,n,t hommc. 306 C. of C. Ins. and Real Estate. 1100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMSOF 11.000 or more. 0 10 V ner cent on lmnroveit rmiiy. i. i.. urirrin, z mark. S ALAR 1 dential: T. A. Newton LOANS STRICTLY CONFI- easy to get and easy to pay 611 Buchanan bldg. yCICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES B. W. King. 45 Wash bldg. M. 6100. WANTED FINAPTCIAIi 30 We Can Locate You In An 8 room house 50x100 lot fronting station on St. Johns car, for 11,100 1500 down, balance 2 years or longer If you want it. Pacific Title ft Trust Co.. the leading abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg. 52, to Mich., 26. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith & Co., Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash ington sts. Tonaejh & Co., florists, for flowers all kfmls. 1 23 6th st. of Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral designs. 2S9 Morrison st. Full dress Buits for rent, all sizes. I'jJi'II Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark St. "" Max".i. Smith, florist, 150 5th St.. op posite ,MhIt v Frank s. Main 7215. W. R. Haizllp tlflcates of title. & Co., abstracts, cer etc. 328 Corbett bldg. Williams Abstract Company, Inc.. will glvo vou the lowest prices on abstracts. 268 Stark St.. room 12. FOR S,LE REAL ESTATE lfl WE HAVE SOME SNAPS. IN-Hl'NGA-lows and rooming-houses. Call and see our list. Tapfer & Co., room 8, Hamilton bldg. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. 85 East Eigh- Mr. 7(13 and Mrs. Marshall, MOORE August 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Moore, 210 Grant, a daughter. GRAY August 6. to Mr and Mrs Charles Edward Tray, 300 East First north, a .son. H A. EY--August 6. to Bert Kmory llanev, 1 teenth, a son. ! SCOTT August IP, to William Besley Scott a daughter. j REDEHTKE -August 20. to Mr. and Mrs. j Albert Ernst Redestke, 1030 East Flf j teenth north, a daughter. 1 SENN August IT. to Mr.-and Mrs. Ed j niund Senii, 1 906 Spencer, a daughter ; BERNIE August 14, to Mr. and Mrs. ,. Tames Amid Iiernle, Roosevelt. Wash.. . a . son. i SCHAH- -Aujrust 25, to Mr. and Mrs. C. S Schad. a son. I ZAN August 19, to Mr and Mrs. J. C. ! Zan. 7N0 Johnson, a daughter. I IUELAH -August "fi. to Mr and Mrs. : i.eorge i!i"ian. ;ibi i-;ast daughter . PARSONS -July r.n, to Mr. ciiarhs I Parsons, a son NEIiiEl. -August 11. to Mr. 1200 DOWN, 110 MONTHLY, SMALL house,, 2 blocks from car; fine location. Inquire 987 E. 20th st. N.. Alberta car. ON THE SITNNYSIDE CAR LINE, lots 1400 to 650. 6 rooms, very swell, modern, up to date. ?3,000. 4-room cottage, one block of car, 799. Cltv & Suburban Real Estate Co.. 1155; Belmont, corner 39th St. Tabor 86". 5 LOTS, FACING R I V E RTTrC?7TOF Sellwood, near car and school, ex ceptional buildine site, native grove of trees. Phone Sellwood 69. FOR SALE NEW 5-ROOM PI'NGA low, well finished. In good location, furnished or unfurnished. This will sell at a bargain. Owner leaving citv. J Phone Tabor 151. I 142H 2d St., corn-r Alder. 1750 6-ROOM HOUSE. FRCIT; H block from oarllne; terms. 12,000 6-room house, bath, corner, 2 lots, fruit, barn and chicken-house; 1300 cash, balance to suit. 52,150 6-room hew modern cottage, fine view of city, full lot, nice, lawn; juh, balance to suit. $3,700 8-room new up-to-date home, I hall, laundry tubs, etc., on Belmont. 2 1 lots, cement walks and street; terms. F. J. STEINMETZ & CO., 193 Morrison St. SMALL DAIRY FARM. 85 acres, 25 aores best kind creek bottom land in cultivation, can plow any time of year, balance In pasture, with some timber; fenced, on county road, and milk route; can keep 12 good cows at present; nw 6-room house, good barn, milkhouse, workshop, chicken house, 10J good fruit trees, with lots of fruit, 14-mile from school; 5 small creeks, never dry; vou can t beat this for the money. Price. 12.200. 20 acres good fruit or walnut land, all in cultivation, on good county road, 3 miles from Yamhill. Price, ltd) per acre. Willamette Valley Information Bureau. 312 Board of Trade. WANTED TO BORROW 1600 ON IM- proved property on Portland Heights worm j,i)u; win pay ( per cent; pre ferred from private party. P-83. Journal. FOR SALE NOTE OF 1700, 8 PER cent, secured by farm land worth more than 13,000. Ohsfeldt, 220 Morris. CASH FOR TELEPHONE BONDS. Oregon Trust, Title Guarantee, Mer chants' accounts. H. W. Qoddard. 110 3d. BUSINESS CHANCES 20 GROCER WANTED IN ROSE city park; line chance for young man with small capital. HAHTMAN A THOMPSON, Chamber of Commerce. Tne Union Hotel II N. 8th st., corner Everett. Rates for board and room, monthly. $18 to. 120; weekly, $4.60 to $6; datly, 86a ttf II. Give us a trial and be convinced. WANTED MAN WITH GOOD PER- sonnl appearance, willing to worK hard, to do collecting and soliolt; ref-' ernces and cash bond required; salary paid. Apply at once, 604 Rothchlld bldg, SOMETHING NEW" FOR BOYS AND girls to work on during vacation; can easily make from 11 to $2 a dav; age from 12 to 18 years. 415 Moiquam EXCEPTIONAL OFFER TO BRIGHT young man with small capital, .to learn reliable paying business; invettl- rate this. 411 Commonwealth Hd.. th and Ankeny sts. EXPERIENCED WOOD TURNER AND handsaw man wanted. Annlv Port land Sash & Door factory, union ave. and E. Taylor st. None but experienced men need apply. 1, WANTED 60 MEN TO TAKE ROOM3 at the Eveline lodging: house: rooms 25c up. 283 1st st. WANTED 1 FOREMAN AND 10 FIRST class carpenters; no others need ap ply; 3 months work. W. L. Barker, Elberton hotel, McMlnnvilla, Or. 5 Acres For sale by owner, a fine improved 5-a.oro tract on south slope of Mount Tabor, all in fruit, good big house and barn and other outbuilding:---, this is an ideal place and will sell at a low figure if sold within 30 days. For particulars - a 11 phone M a in 3 072. FOR SALE 21 ACRES FINEST country home, 3 miles from Van couver, 7-room hard finished house, pan try, bathroom sewing-room, 4 closets, fine brick and concrete basement with laundry, hot and cold water, brick well, windmill with springs and running water on place, best plumbing, fine large barn, largo dryer. 7Vi tons ca pacity, and out-hulldlngs; 12 acres 4n prunes, three acres in apples. one acre in assorted fruit trees, such as peaches, pears, cherries, quinces, plums, nuts and berries, 5 acres in truck land, fine soil, all In finest state of culti vation, joining good school, on projected carllne; suitable for laying out in smallor tracts. Place rictualfv worth 115,000; will sell for $1 2,000; hi cash, balance on terms or In exchange for Portland property. Address S04 Wash ington st., Vancouver, Wash. FOUR DANI ' Y LOTS AT BINA, NORTH AL- Near New High Softool Also near good graded school and car barns; beautiful shade trees, good neighborhood; will sell all or separate ly reasonable price, easy terms. HEATH. !!S7 FRONT. Forced Sale As I must sell my two one block of tlo $,'b)0. This Is J can get ;mv othe calitv. 1 a v e lots 178 ACRES IN WILLAMETTE VAL ley close to two good towns; place Is In good condition, 140 acres under culti vation, balance good pasture, 100 acres upland, 78 is buavcrdam and bottom, 100 acres seeded to clover, buildings and fences are good, good orchard and plenty of small fruit, Is on county road, K. F. D. and milk route; would make a fine dairy ranch: a good buy at 175. 126 acres nt $50 per acre. 70 acres cultivated, balance is timber and pas ture, 50 acres is upland, 75 bottom and beaverdam; this is in the valley handy to good town, buildings and fences are fair, good water; can divide place and sell 50 acres unimproved and the 75 acres with the buildings. This Is cheap. 921 Board of Trade. LEGITIMATE BUSINESS THE AMES Mercantile Agency (established 189S) furnishes free Information on oppor tunities In mercantile or manufactur ing lines, city or country. THE AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY, us-uo nweuana fcinjg. 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-500, Journal. WANTED EXPERIENCED SOLICI- tor; liberal commission paid. 61T Commonwealth bldg. Call between 9 and 12 p. m. MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FURNI ture business in all details; give ex perience, salary expected, etc.; refer ences required. O-ita, Journal. DON'T YOU KNOW We can give you a special pries on any mining stock or bond? F. J. Catterlin & Co.. room 3 Chamber of Commerce. WE WILL BUY BUTTE BOYS CON solidated mining ctock for spot cash, or will sell at market prices and charge regular brokerage; your buying or sell ing orders will be promptly attended to. Write or wire Davis & Jewet, brokers. Goldfleld. Nev. FURNISHED ROOMING HOUSES, SEE inv list. Mrs. Koonti, 243 Stark. Main 1976. A-1976. THE BONVILLE PUB. CO.'S STOCK 1100 share; terms. 415 Marquam bldg. FOB SALE- T-Ill'UAJ 1 iU-lllM : ern, tiu rooms, steam MOD- heat. hot and cold water; owner leaving town; must sell at once. 347 Oak. OWNER GROCFti v- $950 if taken at once! CLERKS. INCREASE YOUR SALARY; learn show card writing, advertising or penmanship; special rate for 20 days. 600 Dekum bldg. - MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS EARN 135; learn the trade in short time; easy work; particulars. Newman Mo tion ricture Co 283 Burnslde. WANTED A GOOD OUTSIDE TIN ner; apply Charles RutUngh, Main St., Arleta. Mount Scott car. GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent the price of 2. a word, 3 Insertions for Shoes Half Soled, 50c OREGON SHOE CO., 222 2D, PAC. 1680. WANTED TEAMS AND MEN TO haul shingle bolts to the river. In quire T. E. Wallace, 140 3d St., or H. Mayers. Oak Point, Wash. Have you 'got $500 and "services you wish to invest? Single men pre ferred. A-86, Journal. $". all at room Hi; A I mony at once I will In llarlom alMnn new race track, for JXnH!' 00 cheaper than you two lots In that lo- 1 0 Vi 3d st. II- OREGON AND WASHINGTON FARMS, LOW PRICE AND GOOD TERMS. ISA , Inn1 0 rvi i 1 ri a Tafanrnv- i no m i i , o to. tu uiiivc nil 1 1 ii 27 miles northeast Vancouver. Wash.: 25 acres in crop. 17 head cat tle. 2 hogs, 30 tons hay, good house and old barn. Price, $4,000. loom modern home, St.. betw n 2th an well-arranged rooms, hardwood floors and iliuinjf and bedroom, LLY BUILT 7 lot 75x100. Savier 1 29th sis.; largo 2 open fireplaces, stairwav, porch, immense porches, W. WOLF8TEIN" MOVED REAL Es tate office, 213 Couch bldg.; come and get good bargains. $17100 5-ROO M M ODERN CO T 'TAG "e! 60x142 lot. Half cash, balance terms. Call 459 Mechanic st , near Union ave. Take Wood lawn car. Third, and Mrs. anif Mrs. $150 CASH, BALANCE $16 A MONTH Good 6-room house near car, lot 50x 100. Price $1,100; best bargain In Port land. Haverstlo & Gallagher, 343 1. Washington sU nia.snltieeiit view; good terms. S. Rax- ! wort ii y . 6 9 , Ma rsha 1 1 st. j $20 - DOWN! $ I 5 MONTHLY, BITS ; (,pU did brand new cottage bungalow, 4 large liiei plastered rooms, cellar, ' "in r. ti foundation, rustic porch and 50 xi'io good lo;, wltli large fruit trees; ot.lv l.i'iiii Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrivon st. j $To'c AS Il" K ES A FINE 6-ROOM I cottage, plastered and tinted, pantry, ! bath, large porches, full lot. near cor ner, good district: $2,350; balance $17.50 per month. I'hone East 1262. Owner. FOR SALE house, fine E Morrison. -- 8-ROUM law-n. roses, Owner. ERN MODERN fruit. 1156 $l,50(i- 4-ROOM COTTAGE. LOT 50x 200. an muds of fruit and berries. 2 blocks from Montavilla car. Can be ! seen by calling; at this office. The i Spsnton Co. 27o Stark. Pine Tree Laid Co. Rooms 509 and 510 Buchanan bldg., 286 Mi Washington St. FOR SALE BY good location, Sellwood 35S. HOTEL. CLEARS $150 PER MONTH. for sale or trade for a small ranch out of city. Address Theo. Glover, St. Johns. Or. RESTAURANT FOR SALE, $T50T dress R-91, Journal. AD- WANTED SALESMEN FOR BEST real estate proposition In Portland. Apply 220 Commercial Club bldg. SOLICITOR ESTABLISHED DYEING and cleaning business; wagon; ateody position. Call 751 Wash., Main 8553. TAILORS W A NTET TO WORK ON coats. Apply 495 Washington st. WANTED CIGAR STORE; MUST FiE good business with lease, reasonable for cash; give location and price first letter; owners only. 0-91, Journal. GOOD $125. CIGAR STAND FOR 35 North 6th st. SA LE- FOR SALE GROCERY, WILL IN volce about $1,000 including fixtures, no delivery, no opposition, fast growing section. Main 8635. I HAVE A NUMBER OF SMALL AP ple tracts, 10 to 70 acres, located 1 and 2 miles from the Columbia river and tb.e 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 me for particulars. H. W. GODDARD. 110 2d St.. Portland. Or. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? If so, send or call for particulars and circular of our new Sanitary Filter. 268 Stark St., suite 32. PATH' NEK IN SECOND BEST DYEING and cleaning business in Portland Phone. A-5646: S-91. Journal. HELI WANTED FEMALE 2 LADIES NO MATTER AVHAT YOU R ailments may be. don't fall to see our lady sneclallst. Impondero Therany Co., 508' Merchants Trust bldg., 6th and Washington. GOOD PANTS FINISHER"; STEADY work; no other need apply. 262 Yam hill st. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO AS slst in light housework. Apply S3 Wasco. Broadway car. LAD Y COOK WANTED, ington st. 60S WASH WANTED A FIRST CLASS RESTATE rant or confectionery store in good location. G-91, Journal. East Twelfth snd Bel- Chailes W. NeUllel. north, a daughter. TRETR1NGF.N August 23, to Mr Mrs. Walter ,T Tretringen. 1110 mniil, a daughter. BRADT August 4 to Mr and Mrs. Harrison F. Ilradt. Anahel. a son. PATTON- August 23. to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Patton. 10vf) East Twentv-flrst north, a daughter AN'hl'.K.Ai'i'HI - August 9, to Mr and Mrs. Vlnrenro Ami: eaerhl, 601 Hood, a fla lighter TAZZALINO August 9 to Mr and Mrs. Petrn Taxzilirio ;;i:o Front, a son A LP A NO August 11. to Mr. and Mrs. IiKl A Ibano. 664 Sixth, a daughter. 4. -.9 IFOR SALE Mill : tage; easy terms I Woodlawn car. $ 1,450 5-ROOM COTTAGE $250 cash, balance $20 agents. O-80. Journal. ROOM COT Mechanlc St., 1 I.I.1SE month I v , IN; DEATHS (URKIEKS WILL ASSIST roM3iissio lSlf-m B'jreiu rf The Jonrrtil 1 Salem. Or. Aug 27 In rcspor the request of the railroad cmmi IiOAK August 26. Thomns L. Dosk. Good Samaritan hospital. age 40 vears; peritonitis. i R V NFS Augut 24. Clarence Crynes, T'12 Division, age 7 months; Infantile i onA-uisions. Ji'NES August 23. Martha Jane Jones. 117 Est Sumner, age jk years, acute pe r:tonitbv PKF.BI.F.R August 23. Fay pehler. St. Ytnrent hofcoita!. age 2n years, pul- molt;w tutieroulosls B E A V E R T O N ACREAGE - FEW blocks to electric and steam R. R , 20 acres sll In cultivation; fine soil Others ssk $500 sere, this beautiful place only $350 acre. G E. Walling .43 Stark st. $1.100 MUST SELL, GOING A.VAV mv 6-room house and 2 lots 1 's blocks from Mount Scott car. Cal; at 215 9th ave., or address box 55, I. nts Or. 4-ROOM "HOUSE. LOT for.iHf.fi AT Goddard sta.. on St Johns line $! C " , $3fii down, balance $20 per month, no interest. Krueger Snrrv, room 514 Buchanan bldg. Main 340 ROOM RUNOAI,OW WANTED REAL ESTATE 31 HAVE $2.oon PORTLAND TELEPHONE bonds, nk-e furnished office with good collection dena r t m en t. hnlnncp snnt cAh for Jlf fiiiO to $4,600, house and lot not only B03 Pac. 625. For Sale 20 Acres 20 acres improved land, 6 room house and qement outside cellar, barn 55 by 60, orchard and small fruit, on county road, 10 minutes' walk from electric carllne. Terms. Morrison and 2tf. room 6, Mul key bldg. i B E A VE RTON ACREAGE FEW blocks to electric and steam R. R. ; 20 acres all in cultivation; fine soil. Others ask $500 acre; this beautiful place only $350 acre. G. E. Walling, 243 Stark st, WANTED SOME GOOD PAYING business proposition; state what na tura and price. T-92, Journal. A nAP THE EVELfNE-LODGING house, 18 rooms, all filled: parties by closing deal at once will receive bargain; proprietors want to leave town on ao count of health. Apply at 233 H 1st st. BAKERY Al, IN GOOD LIVE TOWN of 3,000, fine business; fixtures, etc.; $500 cash. Kuratli Bros., Hlllaboro, Or. TO SELL OR EXCHANGE 43 ROOM apartment house; fine furniture, low rent, long lease, new brick, value $3,000. Mrs. Koontz. 243 Stark st. Main 1976. A-1976. Jo - far out. Call this week .aid of Trade bldg. Phone ANTED ACREAGE AND LOTS, icreaga on the river preferred; state ation and lowest price. D-40, EXCHANGEREAL- ESTATE 24 r R n r re so,, ,.,.! r. K, 11 F D running To Exchange under cultivation, fine i land. 1 mile from Reedville, miles south Portland. Or., on ror'e ard cream route; plenty wat.r, fine orchard, good 8- NEW Salmon B-2087. St. 1 '"'.'. 7 E. $3,000, terms. Phone hn. the Northern Pi ific offo-ials have ron cT.j to supply the Oregon c mrr.!ssion v- nn whatever figures are neeesnrv to deierm.ne the ph steal valuation of it I'Kiperti in this slate The seif-explsn-n'r-: . oiiirnunicaiion from General "..: Set , W- ,,f fj, ,, of the If ill Lne low ard thill;- st.iti s to obtain the phys isTion of the railroads In thope It If written to James n Kerr, CXDEKTAKEKS DUNNING. M ENTER & OILBAFOH. u nth rta rer s and emhslmers, modern In fifrv detail Seventh and Pine. Mam 4.10 Ijidv assistant I RVINGTON LOT. 50x100. Facing east, bltullthlc pavement. modrn d - room house, r.r-ver occupied, prb-e : . 6'ifi owner. 431 Worcester hlk FCtR SA"LE i ACRES. V HI i n ks from Oregon City csrline iv, r fenced cheap If sold by R pt.-mbe- j Phone E 4 704 Voh ' ner. bldg. room I ons. . 2 barns, chicken-houses. granary, etc ; 13 cows, 5 calves, 100 'hli kens, 2 horses. harness. wagon, cream separator mower, seeder, plow; In fact. eervtling needed on a flrsrt- iass farm, for sale or exchange for l:v proper. v Price. JS.0O0. 7.-r, modern cottage. Upper Alblna, for .-ale ,,r exchange for same value, '" i-t -!"-ry property. Price, $2,600. PARTIES WANTING INFORMATION. Willamette valley, the garden spot of Oregon, call and get booklet W1LLAMJETTE VALLEY INFORMA TION BUREAU, S12 Board of Trade, cor. 4th and Oak. FOR SALE TIMBER 28 800 ACRES SECOND GROWTH FIR, some large timber, 12 miles north west of Junction City, Or., and 4 miles from new railroad almost completed, 125 per acre. L. A. Houck, Monroe. Or, v D. 1. , TIMBER CLAIM, BAKER CfJUNTY. 1.000,000 feet good yellow pine. Box 774, La Grande, Or. FOR SALE FIRST CLASS GROCERY with fixtures, low rent, will take pait real estate. T-94, Journal. WILJL BUY A FEW THOUSAND shares of Mount Pitt stock if price is right. H-186, Journal. 10-ROOM HOUSE, NEAR POSTOFFICE. low rent; 1550 cash If sold today. Main 4308. WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER WORK for rent of housekeeping rooms. Call 111 N. 7th St. GKN UIN E- HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent a word, 3 insertions for the price of 2. COMP RTRNT COOK. ALSO ""HOUSE- r' maid; references required; rnmily or two. Apply mornings, 635Evorett st. EXPERIENCED PRESSERS ON I.A dies' garments. Vienna Dye Works, 226 JSd st. WANTED- GIRI7 "OR WOMAN TO DO light housework. Apply 74 Lewis st. WANTED A COMPETENT COOK IN small family. Apply 625 Everett st. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 20 WANTED 1,000 HOPPJCKERK TO pick 600 acres of hops; big crop; flno accommodations; bakery, grocery store -butcher shop, restaurant; beautiful camping grounds. We pay $1 per 100. Ixw excursion R. It. rates. No chargo for the Job. For further particulars S-PPly to Krebs Bros., rooms 611-612 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. NOTICES 20 HOMESTEADS LOT. 1" at effort i. al M!l -it tern W"C' t Ii is Ri:- nd J. P.'Hnley & Sen .dr,' Iadv assistant. Matn 9: A-15 FUNERAL DI- CENTRAL ALBINA. 60xli.fi ern 6 room house, cash 13. K- G Lundstrom. 431 Worcester C. it Donnell & Co. Rl JCstate, Room 12, 26 Stark P.-v PiEe Tree Land Co. A ' P.Fi '.Hint r v for tl Hlil roads In the r,orth- ,terI -C.! tl,; d K V e- ( -Tniinv U;A lOTtif ly tr, trts sati, regard with t. wio ot th rsiiiosd oommiss'on The vabmtton f the t'inhrn Pacific, u R V K; and othr Hsrriman -iines will b -" I nrd by series of heating The lrteh lines have been taken up al-rtadj. Port ZELI.ER BYRNES CO rectors. emba!mrs. 1 1 Lady sssistfint EDWARD HOLjiA N, 220 Srd stteet HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS. MACRAE A ANGUS. 412 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 0 Russell. East FOR SALE J ROOM MODERN house. slchtly location. Portland Heights. txli. corner, paved nre.t bslf-cash,. bl-e time- Inquire owner '' and 510 Buchanan bldg., :'i, 'ashlngton St NEAR ALBANY. ALL IN afin. good land, line nelahhor ii re in orchard, mostly winter 4 r .om house, ha rn and chlcken tske city property and assume mortgage V J STEINMETZ CO. The J Iojn-s.i;-rs. 1M Morrison EXCHANGE ppi' loini St. UNDERTAKER. F.H1'""SI N bslmlig UNDERTAKING Ci ladr t: d Aider. ... FM M 131. 521 Elisabeth t CEMETERTEJI Knorkovt Irop. rWdlillrr Glren . rMn rrnclro. An 27 Nnrrrm . Orresry, private a the l47tH cTt rtlirerr. i4 ir1y tnttaT from moi-i pntsofcm after Kelag" ptckM r,' l-i as itvcnWMt cKMdiikm hv t he ri , I" t Fuiiary rst th.-r-if rT --'': t T latltin kt:n' lb..' if 4H tenn of kiMrtMi I 4- -.ts-efe la em ef the 4treat frrn Vttrsrmr 1 ROSE CITT SINGLE (1RAVE8. . family lot. Hi to $7S 8ur-erlntnd-etit n crtnetery. corner of Fremont t and Cully r-ad Prion Tabor K For full Information apclr to Frank i-H-rt. IXS Worcester blk. Phnn A-I21 t. -L . " i . $2 thu NEW l-ROOM BUNGALOW with sll Improvements, it"ar to the William ave itr; easy terms Can b seen by calling at this office. Th ir-setnn Co. J7 Stark KNOLL, em-id !. .'o IF Vol trsrt Taylor. Wsrhingte.n A FIRST CLASS C.F.X. ret.findls t'Ulnes for f a rm h.rr IS.f'i'O more or less. V- THE KIND TOU WANT ARE the kind we have. If you do not want satisfaction see the other fellow. The Opportunity Company 126-527 Lumber Exchange bldg. Portland, Or. W ANTED 1 00 PARTIES TO LOCATE on homesteads In Grant county. on. I gon. All good graxlng land and c.r I ficient farming land for hay. fruit ami garden; plenty water for stock and timber for domestic use. locating fees j $100. Galena Land Co.. Galena. Or. I WE HAVE HOME CHOICE HOME stead locations and relinquishments: also some fine timber claims. Don't take chances with unreliable parties. Call i on us- cr write for particulars. Aetna Realty Co. 125 Falling bldg.. Portland. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING launch United States Department of Agriculture, Washington. D. C, August 15, 1908. Sealed proposals will be re ceived st the Department of Agricul ture until 2 p. ra., September 14. 1908, ai d then opened, for the construction of an Inspection launch for the forest service in Alaska, In accordance with drawings and specifications, copies of which may be obtained from Ie A Brinton, Marlon bldg., Seattle, Wash, or from the Foj-ester. Forest Service, Washington, D. C. All applications must be accompanied by a certified check for $15.00. made payable to the Fiscal Agent., Forest Service. These checks will be returned upon the return of the drawings and specifications. Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary of Agriculture, W. M. Hays, acting secretary. 10.000 POSITIONS. For graduates last year; men and wo men learn barber trade In S weeks; help to secure positions; graduates earn $1B to $25 weekly; expert instructor; tools free; write for catalog. Moler System of Colleges, 35 N. 4th sL, Portland. WANTED HOPPICKERS; SHACKS, potatoes and fruit free; will be at the St. Charles August 31 to September 4, to sell excursion tickets to Brooks. Romeo Gauley. grower HOP PICKERS WANTED FAMILIES preferred; 100 acres, will crop 1.500 lbs. to acre-. $2 60 covers expense, includ ing tent for season. Room 203 Failing bldg.: evenings and Sunday. CALL HOPPICKERS WANTED. Williams ave. for particulars. East 1210. 287 Phone WANTED 25 HOPPICKERS. FAM llles. Phone Main 8912 after 6 o'clock for ft.ll particulars. HELP WANTED AND Drake. ?05H Wash. Pao. SUPPLIED. 1S70. A-1S70. GENUINE HELP WANTED ADS COST only 1 cent a word. 8 insertions for the price of 2. . MONEY TO LOAN WANT TO PUY. SELL OR rVi estate, see Stevenson : Tf m 311 Buchanan bldg.. lltU ' t llfifi.00 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR farm property, fire insurance. Mc Kemie A "Co., 260 H Alder, room I. 1 SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED until 11 a. m. of September 1. at the office of the port of Portland, citv hall, for food supplies for the months of Sep tember, October and November. Bids must be made on blank forms which can be bad upn application at the of flce. John P. Doyle, clerk of the hoard I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR anv debts contracted by the Mult nomah Investment A Realty Co. W. TL Boulamored. 600 HOPPICKERS WANTED TO RUY 600 csmp stoves at 90c each. 271 1st. 3 MEETING NOTICES SITUATIONS MALE WANTED POSITION AS NIGHT watchman hv reliable middle-aged man willing and able to work; undr stands boilers and Janitor work. Ad- d ress Post box 32. city. RE8POXfHR"LK YOUNG MARRIED mn wants steady Job, receiving or shipping department, ntperlenced, refer ences Room 8, Main 377-2. EAST block Iloun JIEW TOR A T. ACRE, PRETTY front with splendid view. 1 from car. kc fare; r terms. ton, 21 ("wetland Mig M KE OFFER (W i U,fH. Ujft Park: gr4e4 free', cement wslkk. water, J4IJ trr-'T; . lumber for - ; rm h- rVM. Journal i - VTd r R.-mi M MODERN MOt'Str will eichsnre for farm, what have j-n, ' F-n. Journal FOR RALE FARMS J MONEY TO LOAN ON SALAPU:". PT. ! snrw and furniture, insurance j., purchase contracts, diamonds and Jew elry. E. Pierce, HI Oerllnger bldg. s. e. nortage Loans t. n -arter t iy ni et ef 4tret. x-ovn UMMOI. 33 ttrx tuset. era. Sacrifice Pur. I4 8AI-E lo, e FT i KERN ' wTr. 4-412, M'jrml, HOME FOR 1 fro A CHOICE Less than actual raJu. earner mtit i r-r"r-rt rll: rena. e t trtroaBtirtof : I ra'H Pr larg jot. Eft 1 WILL BUT trsrt r,e hjjj citr Incjoi fT fiir-ber informs! lott H--d, M-iil City. Or, HTTa l-Wl ART F. RS FOR WAfcHING- ten r-unty farms: we carry aa exten- i MONET TO LOAN. LARGE LOAN8 A 17 specialty, butlrtfng loans; lowest rates; Clr Imnnnn W fl R-k A t Fstllnv -, N!C5-4,"A.rKB! MONET TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF security. W Holl. R- , Wash bldg. vuirm : ly list f farm lands, acreage and city leu. prvvn or write., K- HHiMcn, ' T ! Inctvn, F-erTry4 street: WILL"AMFrT"E VAlXET l.tXa nf-: Address li-ll. 'cmrx-aX , steed Land Co, dit. Or. IN SUM S OF 12.00 to$20.000 H W. Ooddsrd Ut Id S4. 8AURT LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Kmplnrers" lxin Co, tl Dekum bldg IAAC L. WHITE. MONET TO LOAN, nr tws'jrsnce LOANr for r chatteL 144 8ebrlwlr bldg TXk i n g fiAti iT7 the" T Lean Co, 41 Dekum. WEBFOOT CAMP. 6, Woodmen of World, meets eyery day night In W. O. W Temple, lil Eleventh street All members re o.uetd to b present. Visitors welcome. DR. HERMAN J. HARRIS, C C A. L. BAR BUR, Cleric. il. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP, I 44t. meets Wednesday eyeaing. AJisky blflg- Id and Morrison sts M. W. A- OREGON GRAPE CAMP. No. 7t. Wrmd.rw. Selllng-Hlrsca block. 14)th and Washtngfon sta. 1 ; EXPERIENCED DELIVERY MAN. NO. best of reference. co;t:s1nted with the 'cltv. wishes position. 8-81. Journal. --"rl-i WANTED BY YOUNG RESpo.SSI RI.K married msn. stesdy Job driving all srosnd tenmster. well scquilnted with cltv Msln 1172. room 8 (iENt:iS'S Sit ati6n" wated kM cost only 1 cent a word, I Insertions for the price of 1. HELP r-upntvF.'T CO. free to employers. 1 Bumslds aTme st LOST AND FOUND T-hone Main 7124 SlGHTWATCHMAN WANTS PIT! A Hon In this city. .1 have J years' - f Hence fa police work. Address JI4 t . rvm I. K. C. Mlnnet. DAT FOUND--A PLACE TO HA VK HAIR mattrees rttiort t4 aad retrrd ame day M rrwt at. Mstn 4T4L A-1174. Portland Cn4-nAlf tietatr. H. Mttxger prcj-rlttor. .-.... 7CARFEtKR VANTS work, alteratlcma specialty. WTSt WORK IN" rti man F-ll. J"vrrtl CITV Bt or j.-, a If'l Id st. 1 mas: tar t-RiENVrn fix Man V.axiI rtumott. F-ll, Jcrumai. no agetita "-1 ' .