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Newspaper Page Text-1 ' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 19U. 21 11 IBB ADHERED TO KING i Plan : of .. Historical Society Is Cause of Stir in Ranks of Organization Dedicated to Patriotic Purpose. , i Philadelphia, Dec. 1.- Up in Canada there Is an Episcopal minister who pos sesses the entire roster of Americans a who fought for, King- Geprge In;: the revolution. There. were more than: 20,- 000 of them and the, Pennsylvania His torlcal society. Is going to publish the If Librarian Jordan has his "way iT-b.oat it and -the. whole world will know Who's who. " There Is a hint that It will affect some membership In patriotic societies. -, - ' .. Officers of patriotic societies seen here say that if any got into their so- ," cleties who were not entiled to It, they ... deserved to be shown up, but doubted that there are any such, as each ap pllcant must furnish proof of his or her : revolutionary ancestry. Mrs, Frank Oetchell, regent of Phlla " delphla chapter of the Daughters of the -'American Revolution, said: ' . "At the beginning of the war many Aelleved that It , was right to be loyal lrto the king, "but changed their minds f it afterward. They became as good pa, trlots as any, and this is shown by the r number or desertions rrom trie regi , , ments recruited for England here." '' 1 There was something like 6J regi menta or commands which were re cruited for the Royalist party here, iv Boston and New York chipped in lib '' erally, as did New Jersey and South ' Carolina. But Philadelphia? wasn't far behind them. Although this was the . capital, and the cradle of liberty and ! things like that, the Tory sentiment was tremendous. In fact, when Benedict ; Arnold married Peggy Shippen and took , her to his mansion at Mount Pleasant (you can go there any day; it is the . Dairy, Fairmount Park), fear dad. Ed . ward Shippen, was very much opposed to it. because he did not like Ben. But - Peggy and Ben entertained right roy ally, and history tells Us that most of . their . guests were Tories, or persons loyal to King Qeorge. That was the : time that Ben was deep In it and was preparing to sell out, which he did later, loyalists Deserted in Numbers. . De Lancey raised a reglihent here for the king. They did not stick very well however, for out of 881 enlistments, 437 - deserted to help George Washington and his army. Of the record so far ob tained, it appears that' out of nine com- i mands recruited for King George, with a total enlistment of 8847, no fewer than 1636 skipped and afterward became patriots or non-combatants. ' Lieutenant Colonel William Allen, son of the chief Justice of Pennsylvania, " was another who stood pat on one king and got licked. He called his regiment the "Pennsylvania Royalists." Captain Richard Hovenden organised the Phila delphia. Light Dragoons, . and the roster thereof ,1s in the possession of the His torical society. Dr. Jflllua iFMSasbsa, librarian at the Masonic temple, is proudof the fact that the Masons of these days were patriots, and he has -facts to. prove it. In fact, he is now collecting the records, and preparing a complete history of free masonry of. the revolution. His records show that several lodges were organized In the American army. One of these was Lodge No. 18, which was recruited wholly in Knox's artillery, and another was known as "St. John's Regimental Lodge." His records of various lodges show that a Urge number of -members were "raised" with exceptional speed, that they might attend to their military Another Interesting . feature of Dr. . report the attendance of British of fl- delphla. at their meetings. But they left their swords, pistols and politics outside the lodge rooms. j American patriotic associations have r been rigid In their requirements for ,- membership, demanding proof of revo lutionary ancestry of the patriotic sort, and each society thinks its-, rolls are clear. If, however, any one has en tered surreptitiously the forthcoming list will tell it, and It is whispered that there la apprehension n some quarters. E DRUMMING AT HOT SPRINGS CHECKED (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington, Dec. 1. "World's pleas ure ground, and health sanatorium" Is a title that may well be bestowed upon Hot Springs, Ark., according to a re port just made by Harry H. Meyers, superintendent to the secretary of the Interior. "To Illustrate how widely these waters are known," he says, "a daily bath report, selected at random, shows patlonts here from seven foreign coun tries. The past year was the most pros perous evef known here. Every month of last year shows more visitors than' the corresponding month of 1910, the total number of visitors for the year being, approximately 180,000. The total receipts of the bathhouse In 1910 were $217,916, and in 1911 they amounted to TRAD ,A $253,814." . , ,. The numoer or. pains sum Dy zt Datn houses,; namea oy Meyers, was ys,i In the last year. The net profit was 1112,868.' ,- "What has been the worst detriment and curse to this resort for 40 years," ' says the report, "la what Is known as ! doctor and hotel drumming. Formerly 1t was not at all unusual for 20 or SO -hotel runners to meet the visitor at a Little Rock or Benton on every train, J,,, end fre.q unfitly some drummer went' as Hi far i aa Memphis and St. Louis. The f hotel drumming was but a mere subter ,'? fuge in most instances, the real object , ' being to place the visitor In the hands I of some physician who would give half I his fee to the drummer, I am happy to be able to report that since October 16, 5 ' 1909, when United , States inspectors I F were plaocd on all Incoming, trains to J notify the public what to avoid and f give full Information as to how to 'pro i ceed, the drurtiming on the ' trains has I entirely ceased, and the practice of the ",doctora dividing feea for drummed pa- . tlents has been reduced to the lowest a ebb ever known.". f: V' . Working Conditions' Bettered. ' I ..?'(;. previous to their organisation the ; blacksmiths of Atlanta, Ga., got 25 cents an hour and worked ten hours a 'day, Since organization their wages have In creased to 88 cents an hour , and the ; hour- ,;; j. C. 1,. WilliamsErect one and one half story frame dwelling. East Fifty eighth street between Forty-third and Fortyfourth avenues; ..builder, same; 11500. : ' v ,.; :l ..'' e Hugo Brask Repair frame dwelling, 176 East Thir street between Oregon and Jrvlng; J00.,-;',,fi,. Hugo Brask r-Repair two story frame dwelling, 360 Orcon street between Second and Third streets; builder. James Garrlek,S0.ri5H;;t.:..-t; ' 1; .'..'': A.' O Rosa Erect 1 two story -'frame dwelling-. East Forty-third street . be tween Mlgklyou and. Klickitat; builder, H. A. : Boster; r 13800. - - :': - A. Wiensftelri -Erect two and one half frame store, and dwelling, 207 First street- between Caruthers and Sherman; builder, D.-Gurlen; t2800. .-. -Richard S. Plereon Erect one story frame- dwelling,. Oiautauqua between Waverly and Hartford; builder. , same; $800. v.- ' . -s. Richard a Pierson Erect one story frame shed. Chautauqua .between Wa verly and Hartford; builder, same; $25. A. :1m Cottardl Erect one and one half story frame, dwelling. East Four teenth street between Karl and Rhine; builders, Cottardi & Cottardl; $2000. P, McDonald Erect one and one half story - frame dweling , East Twenty eighth street corner Tibbetts; builder, W..E. Jenkins; $2000. . . . A. tf." Petteys Repair one and one half story frame dwelling. East Eighty fourth street between Delano and Wal lace; builder, B. P. Kyle;, $50. W. 4. Grlebeler Repair one tory frame storage 119 Russell street be tween MississlpDi and Alblna avenue; builder, H. C. Llddell; $80. . . Umbdenstock Larsen Erect one story frame dwelling. Oregon street be' tween East Seventieth-, and Seventy first; builders, a. H. Barney and J. H. Wheeler- $1866. L. O. Gerber Erect one story frame dwellng. East Forty-seventh street be tween Sixty-first and Sixty-second ave nues; builder, same; $1800. sanitary MUK & cream company, re pair one story frame wagon shed. East Sixth street between Yamhill and Tay lor, builder Charles McFarland; $160. J. B. Kuhns, repair one story frame dwelling, 1098 East Thirty-second street north, between Sumner and Emerson, builder same; $160. J. Mason, ereot two and one-half story frame dwelling, East Twenty fourth street between Knott and tan ton, builder E. S. Wright; $5500. W. F. Doelta. erect two story frame dwelling, East Thirty-eighth street be tween Erases ana inompson, Duiiaer same; $3100. , C WhlDDle. erect one and one-half story frame dwelling. East Seventieth street between Oregon and Gllsan, build er same; $2600. 1 C. Whillple, erect one and one-half Btorv frame dwelling. Irvinr street be tween East Seventieth and Seventy-first,. builder same; $2600. F. C. Lyman, erect three story frame store and rooms, Holladay avenue be tween East First and Second, builder E. C. Wegman; $2000. A. H Peterson. rect one stonr frame dwelling, Hillsdale avenue and Che halem; $3000. M. A, Williams, erect one and one half stWy frame dwelling, Stanton street between East Thirty-sixth and Marguerite, builder Gulstlno Bros. & Holcomb; $6600. Sylvia M. Backen, erect one story frame dwelling. East Eighteenth street between Mitchell and Insley, builder 1 Henry Backen: $1250. I Frank Commella, repair one story frame dwelling. 428 East Tenth street between Grant and Sherman, builder W. H. Gordon; $360. FranK (jomraeuo, repair one story frame dwelling, 430 East Tenth street between Grant and Sherman, builder W. H. Gordon: $360. A. Gattuccla. rerjair two story frame dwelling. East Nineteenth and Brooklyn streets, Duiider same; jiouu. Emma Epton, erect one story frame store. Gllsan street between East Sev enty-third., and Seventy-fourth, builder jacK Bpmer; zuuu. Edith M. Moser. erect one story frame ohltiken house, 4219 East Seventy-thlrd, street between Forty-fifth and Forty- sixth avenues, builder J. Moser; atuu. Edith. M. Moser. reoalr one story frame dwelling, 4219 East Seventy-third street between Fortieth and Forty-fifth avenues, builder- J. Moser; $160. Allen SinkJer & Co., erect two story frame dwelling, East Thirty-seventh street between Knott and Stanton, build- , er same; $6600. Charles BHvs, repair one story frame : dwelling. 1036 Fast Lincoln street be tween Thirty-fourth and Marguerite, builder same; $160. James Johnson, erect four story mill constructed warehouse, 41-48 East Third street between Oak and Pine, builder same; $80,000. ! E. Hutchinson, repair one story frame dwelling, 1227 Kerby street Detween Simpson and Jessup, builder M. M. Lanir; $luu. Ben A. Bellamy, repair two story framestore. 401 Hawthorne avenue be tween! Grand avenue and East Sixth, builder W. R. Griffith: $200. J. Taltt. erect one story frame build- in. Sixty-second avenue between East EMftv-ninth and Rpvent v-HBf ond streets builder same; $1000. R. F. Cole, erect one and one-half story frame dwelling Ellsworth street between East Thirty-fifth and Thirty sixth, builder C. W. Cleveland; $2000.' F. D. Love, erect one story frame shop, Moro street between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth avenues, builder same; $76. PhUlo Buehner. reoalr three atory brick pool room and cigar stand, 263 First street, between Madison and Jef ferson; builder, T. C. Reichle; $300. A. W. Ogilvie, repair one and one half story frame dwelling, East Eighty-sc-ond street, between Lincoln and Divis ion; builder, James Chlshalm; $160. tfauour-uuinrie vo., repair irame elgh; builder, same; $2960. Bernard Sunde, erect one and one half story frame dwelling, Fairmont bou levard, between Chespeek and Council Crest: builder, same: $3000. Judge Rufus Mollary,. ereot eight story fireproof concrete hotel building, northwest corner Yamhill and Lowns- dale streets; builder, Leonard Construc tion uo.; iidu.uuu. George Raabe, erect one story frame garage, 3320 East Sixty-seventh street, between Powell Vallev and Thirty-third avenue; builder, same; $426. Anton tjracaoa, repair one story frame dwelllnr.-1966 East Taylor street. between Seventy-sixth and Seventy elghtb: builder, LudWlg Racer; $100. W. E. -Love; erect one and one half story frame dwelling, Rodney avenue, between Emerson and Sumner; builder, same: $3000. . L. w; Stephens, ereot one story frame dwelling. Morris street, between East Sixty-eighth and Club avenue; builder, same:J1600. P. a. Gilbert, reoair two storv frame dwelling, 4928 East Seventy-first street. between f oster toaa ana iewis; nuua er, same; $260. - Joe Battaglla, erect one story frame shed. East Eleventh street, between Market jand Mill; builder, W. H. Gor don; $200. i K t. Mcwaugnton,' erect one story , -Mill nwBA TlfBVlnvtA . ... 1. tween Nineteenth and Trinity PlaceJ ' builder, uingnam . & MCjieuana uo.; $7500. . f County Court, ereot eight story f ire- i proof steel frame court house, vFlfth street, between Main and Ralmon; builder,5 Lewis A. Hicks Co.; $800,000. I.. M. Rookmann. erect one and one- half story frame dwelling, East Thirty- seventn - street, Between ecniuer . ana Ravmond; builder, same;- .81800. H. Kershaw, erect one story frame dwelling. Hnllock- street, . between Bel knao and Emerald streets: builder. L. Hansen, repair one story frame dwelling, 1488 Wall street, between Yale and Amhurst; builder, L. Hansen & Son; $500. . " ' ' W, N- Everett, erect two and one half story' frame dwelling, -East' Gllsan street between Laurelnurst and . Royal court; builder, nmt; $8000.i,j,, Pennl 4k Barabaniro, repair two story brick saloon. $67 First street, between Madison and Jefferson; builder, M- J. Wallace: $1000. t - - 1 L. O. -Parker,-erect two story frame store and dwelling, Hawthorne avenue, between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth; builder, same; $1600. , J. O. Jones, rrnlr two story frame dwelling, 900 first street, between Love and Abernathy; $300. Estate of H. W.vCorhett, 'repair one story frame store, 7-69 First street. between Davis and Everett; builder D. Gurlen; $200. , " ... Wyatt, Estabrook A Ray -Ereot one and one half story frame dwelling, East Twenty-ninth street between Liberty and Portland boulevard; builder, same; $2500. ' v Wyatt; Estabrook A Ray Erect one and one half story frame dwelling. East Glisan street between East Thirty-second and Nsrema place; builder, same: $8600. . J. M. Jones-Erect one and one half story frame dwelling, East Forty-sixth street between -Hancock and Broadway; builder, samo; $3600. - - t ' C. Z. B. Soolety Repaid f ram e hall, Duke street between Fourteenth and Sixteenth; builder. B. T, Hnlsda; $360, Bertha Currier Ereot one - story frame,, dwelling, East Forty-eighth street!- between Madison and Main; builder. R. Currier; $1800. I John Lakari Erect one story frame dwelling. Sweet Briar avenue between Bella Vista and Club avenue; builder, Wlllam' Wilson; $1600. C. J. Belchlnger Repair frame store room 1626 Macadam road corner Miles Street; builder, same; $100. ' C. H. Baker Repair three story brick store and rooms, 270 Morrison street between Third and Fourth; builders, Spady Manufacturing Ca;- $700. F. Sechtem Repair brick store and rooms, 88 North Sixth street between Everett and Flanders; builder. W. S. McMeekent $2400. Emma Hlgins -Erect one story frame store, East Gllsan street between Seventy-sixth and Seventy-fifth; build er, same; $700. 1 NEW TODAY SOME BARGAINS FROM THE NO COMMISSION! HOUSE . XIV, Xft 9 w j house, lust completed, looated at 1834 vruia St., pniM tuouth- (tihiiw 7"iw 1868. . m ,t tM 1 Mil trtm Orchard, with a rood 4 room house and other buliaings, io Swu; gooa 330 sores, all no. 1 river bottom land, ib in iinm Aloaa to Xndanendence, price 937,000, good terms. Wo. 790 A 0 room new sTncxiy thoo sra bungalow, for $290O, and only 300 cash. Call .189 glpson t. . , , : ; We have f artns t6 trads ' ' t o olty property, and some good lnoome prop erty to .trade tot acreage.,-. - f , . '- THE v OREGON REALTY & : LISTING EXCHANGE ; . ' 963 Stark V - Do You Like the River? WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO BOATING AND SWIMMING FROM YOUR OWN PORCH? Imagine 85 feet of river for your front yard! That's what we are asking only $3500 for. The ground (three-fourths acre) is worth that alone, but this has a mod ern 6-room house on it. See us today. Mix & Marsh 1208 YEON BUILDING Half Block $325,000 was paid a few days ago for less than half block on Yamhil! between 7th and-Park Sts. We can make a price on half block 100x200 feet, within 2 blocks of this property and equally as well located, of almost half this amount. This is pne of the best west side propoistions in Portland. Let us show you. The SHAW-FEAR Co. 102 FOURTH STREET Main 35. A-3500. JS.TTrarr- nT IT. OUR HUUn IS r ntb - 322 viOHAWKl BUIIDENa . . MORTGAGE LOANS KCtfo JOHN E. CR0NAN rrO IV eoa Bp aiding Bldg. 'v CLASSIFIED AD RATES Tn .rr Anrll IK 1011 ALL PREVIOUS BATES CANCELLED. UAHH AJJ V Hitl 1 1 a. Dally or Sunday. 1 time, 8o per line. 2 consecutive times, 7o per line per In- S or more consecutive times; 8c per line per insertion, or iDieruuni lor price No ad counted for less than two lines. The above rates apply to "New to day" and all other classifications ex cepting the following: 'Situations Wanted. To Rent and Wanted to Kent" ads. ... .. The rates in these classification are So per line per insertion. Three Insertions for the price of two. Seven insertions for the price of five. No ad taken for less than 16c. OHAROR ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 time. 9c per line. t consecutive times to per line per In sertion. 7 or more consecutive times, To per line per jnseruun. TV. nhnv, nt inn!v VA VkV Tf- day" and all other clasificatlons ex cept the following: Situations Wanted, To Rent and Wanted to Rent" ads. The rate in these classifications Is 7o per line per Insertion. No ad charaed for less than two lines. or lBo . ALL CLASSIFICATIONS FOR The Big Sunday Journal Close Saturday Night, 9:30 sharp Don't forget to come to the office at Fifth and Yamhill Streets or Phone , , . - If you delay placing your order tt may mean ; ; v;V the loss of time and business all "next week. ' CALL US UP RIGHT. NOW! ; REAL' ESTATE TRANSFERS 'f- CERTIFICATES ' of title made by the Title & Trust company, Lewis bldg., C. Ray Beckley and wife " to" O, . . j Mattoon, south 63 feet of lot ; 13, block 9, and south 63 feet ' ! of west 7 feet 3 Inches of-:' lot 16, block 9, Bunny side....' M00 James D. Hart and wits to F. S. . Hallock, lot 13. block U, Ken- slngton .................... . 1"6 John B. Hibbard t al. to U ' lulse Stlne, lot , block 1, , O'Neill .subdivision . . . ?.: i.SOO Lawrence I Chambers to Henry . Chambers, lot ; le.f . block S3 Rnssmera .vvi..,w '00 Charles 1 Hunter and wife to Sadie J. Hoskins, 1 acre be ginning; at northwest corner of south naif of northwest quar ter of northwest quarter, of section SI. township 1 south. f range 2 east .....' 1,850 Alameda Land company to Ed- . . ward D. Curtis, lo 1. block 42, Alameda Park 07 D. C Tedford to school district No 1, lot 6, block SO, Fulton Park 1.000 Rose City Park association to C. L. Burton, lets 7, 8, block 4, Beaumont . 1,900 LlKzle J. cole and husband to Edith N. Davis et al, lot 3. Lamargent Park' No. 2 8, 00 Brong-Steele Co. to Ovlla Ber aerson. lot 1, block 6, Love felsrh tos Laurelnurst Co to J. R. Ksta- , brook, lot 4, block 74. Laurel hurst 1,900 Anna V. Rogers to Frank S. Hallock, lot 2, block fi, Plel's addition . 8,000 A. P, Smith and wife to J. H. Rankin, lot 1, block 3. Park View .....j..... 8.000 T. a. Tr. Co. to "W. F. Doelts, lot 1. block 11, Rossmere. . . . 8KB Portland Trust Co. to J. H. Bossmaber, trustee, ; lot - 11, -: ' block 8. Merlow 860 Security Abstract & Trust . Co. to Ruby Hegnes. lot 11, block 46, Rose City Park 460 Minnie Frlnk et al. to G. W. Keeney, lot 1. block 12; Alder Springs 800 Robert W. Wilson, trustee, and wife to H. C. van Meter, lot 7. block 11, Council CreBt .... 800 Sebtna , O. Gaston ' to Emma tStaub, lot ' 6, block 2, Valley View .j...... 800 The Hawthorne Estate- to 'John ' T. McCarron, south 60 feet of lot" 7," block 1, Hawthorne's First addition ., 1,275 W. H.' Nunn and wife to B. B. Kimble. lots 2, S, block 9, Floral Park ..... ....I 780 M. G. Coleman, and wife to J. H. Hutchinson t al, lots 4, 6, block 1, Eagers addition ..... 1,000 Willamette Realty Co. to Martin Franctecovich, lot 2, block. 25, Belle Crest , 1.100 Emll Hedinger and wife to B. J. Ross et al, 125x316 feet begin ning 658 feet south of .north east corner of section 19,' town ship 1 south, range 2 east ..... 960 Same to A. L. Holden, lots 17 and 18, block 14, West Portland Park 180 M. A. Blanchard and wife to Nathalie n. Huntress, lot 9, block 6, Murraymead 7000 Emily Curtiss to M. C. Woodard, trustee lots 1, 2, 8, 18, 19, 20, block 86, Portsmouth 10 George E. Wlcklund et al., lots 4, 6, block 4, Walts Cloverdale annex 4000 Hibernla Savings Bank to R. V. and Mary A. Belford, lots 6, 6, block 11, Capitol Hill TOO John W. Kennedy et aU to Clara B. Cullen, lots 4, 5, block 8, Plnehurst .- 810 Park Land company to Mary Mc Lean,, lots 7, 8, block 86, Uni versity Park 800 Fred Jacobs and wife to Arthur B. Blgnaml, lot 15, block 30, Berkeley 160 Mallnda A. Mitchell and husband to S. L. Hanson et al., tract beginning 100 feet west and 1083 feet north of quarter cor ner of east side of section 12, township 1 south, range 1 east 6000 Albert E. Humburs; to Henry J, -Menlr. lot 18, blook 2. Qraa-' mere 860 W alter J. Dufr and wife to D. L. Fllley. lot 12. block 15. Tre- mont Place, 228 James K. Little and wife to M. Van Alstine, lots 8, 9, -10. 38. 39, and undivided half ot lot 11, View Crest, subdivision lot 4 block "A." Oak Park addi tion No. 2 to St. Johns 2000 Edward J. Faxton and wife to F. M. Pllter. lot 13,block 4. Floral Park . 1W O. P. Jordan and wife to W. H. Wood, south 65 feet of lot 80, Melrose 2,600 Annie L. Kent and husband to J. 0. Rushing, lots 6, 6 and 7, First addition to Cherrydaln.. 10,000 S. D. Smallev and wife to Charles P. Hunting, lot 14, block 11. Woodmere 800 Ben Rtesland to Walter D. Simp son, lot 5, 'block 7, Havelock... 2,600 Isma Skldmore and husband to Walter A. Green, lot 11, block 22, Rossmere 4,800 G. A. Johnson and wife to John Raab, lot 9, subdivision block 1, Mount Hood View 800 Albert Johanson to E. E. Hamlin, lot 11, block 2, Easton addition 1.800 Portland Trust company to Marv E. Wilson, lots 27 and 28, block 65, West Portland Park... 100 Wlllda Buckman to C. C. Rob bins, lot 1, block 2, Buckman's Second addition 8,200 Ladd Estate company to Sally Hester Coleman, lot 15, block 3, Westmoreland '. . 720 R. L. Mathlson to J. H. Tipton company, lot 4, block 2, Mea downurst; lot 1, block 8, Wa verly; lot 19, block 47, waver leigh Heights 7.000 Meadowhurst company to J. H. xipton company, lots i, z, s, 4, n, oiock i; iocs l, s o, oiock z; lots 1, 2, block 8 ; lots 1 to 4, 6, 8. 9 to 18, 15 to 25, block 4, Meadowhurst -26.000 Joseph A. Klllan to Magdalena Urlebel, lot 4, block 118, lrv lngton 1.860 F. S. Ewry to Ella M. Btryker. ioxzo cnams in ju. u c or Thomas W. Gates and wife, section 9, township 1 south, ranee 2 east t.OOO B. M. Lombard and wife to Da vid K. Atkinson et al, lots 9 end 10, block 2, Wild Rose ad dition noo Law'lfcbstract & Trust Co.. capital szuw.uuw. s mptq or irani piqg. PACIFIC Title A Trust Co., the leading abstractors. 7 Ch. Cow., ground floor. szuu.uop. Bosrq or irans piqg. W. R. HAIZLIP CO., Inc., Abstractors, SZ7-B uoroen nag. trices rignt. 41 TOO are cordially Invited to attend the dance Saturday evening at the W. 0. W. hall, 128 Eleventh, given by the Mys tic Dancing club, composed of members or woodcraft! M. W. A ROSE CITY CAMP Monday - Selling-Hlrsch bldg., Washington near 10th. Phone clerk. Main 9294, A-4885. R." N. A. Ore. Rone Camp, meets Fri. eve... Allsky hall, S-l and Morrison. MARRIAGE LICENSES GustaS' Anderson, 289 Prescott, 28, and Effle Estey, 27. Douglas Pratt,, 611 First street, 21, and Agnes Wells; 18. James Fame, Boise, Idaho, 42, and Mae Davis, 26. Franklin Parker, 222 Fourth street, 24, and Gertrude Barker, 21. William Trout, 1027 Union avenue, 37, and Anna McCall, 27. John Laphan, Sixteenth and Gllsan, 26, and Mary Conroy, 23. B. L. Caldwell, 460 Larrabee, 25. and Mary Bharey, 20. August Hldcnmann, 120 Sumner, 25, and Winifred Pfeifer. 25. . William Dawson, 81 East Seventy ninth street, 21, and Ellen Kramer, 20. William Honeyman. 792 East Halmon, 26, and Ann Meyer, iOOl East Yamhill, 23 Alfred Euster, Lents, Or.t 22, and Irene Miles, 18. Harry Martin, 991 East Twelfth, 27, and Genevieve Welsh, 25. Coleman Youngs, 1162 Union ave nue. 26, and Hyla Cooper, 17. Harry Ewtes, 223 Fifth street, 21, and Margaret Blakelock, 18. v Frank Hoffman, 488 Washington, 26, and Mabel Crandall, 26. Clarence Higley, 464 Rodney, 25, and Llllle Griffith, 25. Gilbert Panders. 385 Halleck, 19. and Gertrude Barrett. 18. Edward King, 763 East Twenty-first street. 32, and Clara Klang. 24. Arthur Kreofaky, 300 Stanton street, 22, and Mary Scliamter. 22. Herman Jacobs. Taconia, Wash., 29, and Edna Frank, 21. S. H. Harbanl, Hotel Boott, 40. and Wlna Fitzgerald, 30. Wilford McQuiggin, 173 East Twenty slxth. 27, and Mary Lamprecht, 21. W. 6, Smith & Co, vM? c,t Washington Bldg., cor. 4th onWash'ton. LEADING Florist. Lubliner, 428 Wash st., bet. 11th 12th. Mar. 753, A-1334. DRESS Kults for rent, all blzes, Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st. CLARKE BROS.. flortMs; fine flowers and floral designs. 2S9 Morrison St. BIRTHS M'CAULEY To Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Cauley, November 26. a boy. TECKNER To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teckner, November 28, 360 Clifton, a girl. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Smith, November 28. a girl. CUNNINGHAM To Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Cunningham, 807 Harvard. No vember 16, a boy. DUTTON To Mr. and Mrs. Henry But ton Portland hospital, November 14, a girl, MATHER To Mr. and Mrs. Myles Ma ther. Portland hospital. November 14, a girl. DEATHS AND FUNERALS WRIGHT Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral services of the late Charles 8. Wright, aged 42' years, which will be held at Dunning & McEntee's chapel. Seventh and Ankeny streets, Saturday, December 2, at 2 p. m. Interment Mult nomah cemetery. WEST At Helena, Mont.. Ulrlka W. West, sged 48 years, beloved wife of Charles A.West. Funeral services will be held at Dunning & McEntee's, Satur day. December 2. at 9:80 a. m. Friends respectfully invited. Interment at Rose L'lty cemetery HA VILA ND At the family residence, 827 College street, Kenneth Havlland, a native of Edlnburg, Scotland, age 60 years. Funeral notice later. BORIES Rosa Bocloa. Seattle, Wash, .November 28. aged 25; no cause. TUNG Wong Tung, 62 Second street, November 26, aged 50; heart disease. KELLYt-L. Kelly, Cedar Mills. Novem ber 24, aged 40; heart disease. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 169 6th St., opp. Meier & Frank's. Main 7215. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Dunning & McEntee VK every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430. A-4658. Lady assistant. J, P, Finley & Son Third and Madison. Lady attendant. Main 9, A-1599. A, R, ZELLER CO, Both Phones. Sue. Zeller-Byrnei Co., lady attendant I FRPU Undertaker. Lady asslbtant. ltllJM H-IS88. E.-7S1. B. 6th-AIder. Panrcnn Pr Funeral directors, 369 rcalOUII OUi 371 Russell St. E. 1080. FRIPQHM Undertaking Co. Main A-2235. Lndy ass't. EAST BIDS funeral directors, suecs.,- or to v. a. punning, inc. IS. 52, B12525. EDWARD HOI.MAN. undertnker. 220 3d st.Lsdy assistant Main 607. HE MSTOCK 1687 E. 18th, Sellwood 71; bibo. uawson, wooaiawn 187. GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62 block. Close In, on 3rd st. Best buy In the city. Bis- future. M. E. T.. ail uoroett mag, WANTED Small equities in lots. O- ixa, journal. , FOR SALE HOUSES 01 IRVINGTON HOME. 7 BOOMS, Modern In every particular, built In effects, large reception hall, sleeping porch and everything up to date in every particular; price 36250, 3500 cash, bal ance whatever you can pay. J. E. NICHOLS CO.. 615 Veon bldg. NATIONAL Real Estate Systematlzers. simplify listing and showing propertv. Installed In the following offices: Fl J. Height. 969 Union ave., and Eclipse neaity uo ei enn.ru at. uiners to roliows. systems ror sale, k.ts Cham ber of Commerce bldg. Price 312 andup. PLANS OF ARTISTIC HOMES f HOUSES OVr:R 81600. 110. COM PLETE DETAILS AND SPECIFICA TIONS. FINELT ILLUSTRATED BOOK FREE. PORTLAND BtTILDTNG ABS'N. 822 MOHAWK BLDG. For Investment 8 room house, lot 5xl00, E. 46th, near Hawthorne ave.; price $2550; bringing $22.60 per month; 3 years' lease guaran teed rent. O. U WEBB, 414 E. Stark st . FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. A brand, new 8-room house In Laurel hurst. Now furniture, everything com plete. House has been ocoupled a little over a month. Furniture same. Will tak about $3200. $4000. Bal. 8 to 6 years.- A'204, Journal. PTvre room' bungalow, furnaoe. f lre- ploce, buffet, bookcases, hardwood floor, gns, -electricity, good view, Ros City Park, 2 blocks from carllne; $3350. eaoy terms. Provident Investment & Trustee Co., 201, 202, 203 Board of Trade. Marsnan . ts, A-1023, "TWO BEAUTIFTll, iiSSSfES! Superior In-every detalt, finished In bdk and mahogany.' Hot water, hot sir. Best in Irvington. Investigate. C 1868. East 273. No agents. W, H. Herd- man. 1.1-6 ACRES, small house, onlv 15 min- utes' car ride, 6a fare, ideal for home pite; price only $1500; $260 cash, long time on balance. M. E. Lee, 311 Corbett fidg. ' lYllW'KBil.ianABIHlM . ' room modern house, new, i 00x1 00, Mgh class- residence district, less than cost to Dunn, v.au woooiawn 37. $330 will cinch modern 9 room bunga low, near Jeffoison school, ast side. Investigate If good home desired. S-235, journal 2 modern 6 room bungalows, close in. can be bought on small payments down, balanoe : monthly. 361 E, 11th st .rptjio2s. n , FO U R room, house 2 . lots, $ 1 2 6. , 78 0 Linn ave, fellwood. . , , . . , " ' . MEETING NOTICES ' FOR SALE HOUSES - 01 Home Bargains TF SOLD THIS v fiEK YOU CAN GET AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOOD BUY IN L All IlELH URST ; A 7 ROOM HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN CONVEN IENCES, . HARDWOOD . FLOORS, BUILT-IN ARRANGEMENTS, ETC.; AiSO A 7 RvOM HOUSE IN IRVING TON, ON 22D ST: IF YOU KNOW A BARGAIN WHEN YOL SEE IT. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THESIS. Chas, Ringler & Co, 211 lewis bldg: $250 Down, Balance Like Rent, Five room bungalow, strictly modern, built-in buffet, cabinet kitchen, cement walks, electrlo fixtures, shades, house tinted, all ready to move Into, for only $2600. See Bryan, with Joseph Graham. 1007-09 Board of Trade bldg. $300 Down, $20 Per Month Buys strictly modern bungalow, with large porch, built-in buffet, bookcases, cabinet kltchn, etc.; on fine corner with hard surface street, sewer, gas. water, and electricity, an ideal little homo for only $2600. Joseph Graham, 1007-09 Board of Trade bldg. Fine Irvington Home New and never been occupied, complete In every respect, from the basement to attic, full lot, paving all paid, choice location, a really fine place for the money, $2000 will handle it PRICE $600. Barnes & Andrus 408 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak sts. Main 2081. Cottage 4 rooms, plastered, water In house, lot 60xl00; prlce $1100. Barnes & Andrus 406 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak sts. Main 2081. Rose City Park Bargains I have two 6 room bouses, all modern, corner lot, cement walks paid for, hard wood floors, bookcases, beamed ceilings, lovely view; cement floor in base ment; nonresident and wishes to sell. These places are worth $3000, but $2500 will buy corner and $2400 inside lot. Will easily sell for $3000 in spring. These prices good for 5 days. Phone C 1522. Hose City Park car 67th and Sandy road. Office at store. BUILDERS AND HOMESEEKERS. On Thursday morning we will offer for sale 6 bungalow sites on Portland Heights proper. This property is sit uated 1 block and a half from the car line, in a neighborhood of very attrac tive homes. Without a doubt the prices of this property, considering its loca tion, are the lowest that have been of fered on the Helchts for a .long time; $1400 buys a dandy site. Terms. LE NCIR & CO., New Officea 837 Chamber of Commere. MR. WORKINOMAN, READ THIS. Small houses and ROxlOO lot, $400 end up; $20 down and $10 a month. Call us up or come out ant, see them; It will cost you nothing. Also lots $160 snd up, $6 down, $5 a month. All these lots are Inside the city limits. Tabor 376. WTDELL &. WILSON, 2002 E. Glisan St. MV car to 80th. $3650 BUNGALOW. WORTH $3950. -Beauttful and yavenlent plan; per fect construction, ill conveniences and fixtures the best, east front, view of mountains from porch, near cars, near the Alameda; but there are only 6 rooms and bath. I have too much fam ily and too much furniture. Must build larger. Rose C'ty Park., 695 B2d St. Phone Tabor 224S. No agents. - EAST 46TH ST. NORTH. ROSE CITY PARK. $100 CASH. 7 rooms, sleeping porch, built-in buf fet end bookcases, solid oak floors, kitchen range, furnace, fireplace, mir ror doors, etc. NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO. 723 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. fnone Main eiz. BEAUTIFUL 8 room house In Laurel hurst; 2 fireplaces, large Bleeping porch, bullt-ln refrigerator, dUBt and ciotnes cnutes, Tireless cooker, built in wardrobes, etc.; corner lot 75x90, east front, beautiful view, $7600; $500 ensh, balance ' easy monthly payments. Provident Investment & Trustee Co., zui, zuz. zua noara or xraae Diag. Mar shall 473. A-1022. ROSE CITY PARK BUNGALOW SACRIFICE. Almost new. eleirantlv finished and furnished, cost $5000 3 months ago: will take, considerably less than that if you nnve auum iouu igr nrst payment. Owner. 413 Eilers bldg., 7th and Alder. l a Dor 3X54. FIVE and 6 room nomes. fire Dlacea: hardwood floors, furnaces, witn all hull t In modern conveniences, near car- line, an street improvements paid. mommy pnynifm piHii. rr'ivuit-nt in vestment & Trustee Co.. 201. 202. 203 Board of Trade bldg. Phone Marshall 473. A-102. SIX room dwelling, sun parlor and sleeping porch enclosed in glass; hot air furnace, full concrete basement sta tionary tubs; living roCm 13x22; one bod room Fame size, 2 other bed rooms: lo cated at 763 Broadway; lot 60x100; for sale oeiow marKet; easy terms. Mc Cargar, Rates & Lively, 301 Yeon bldg. $16 DOWN. $15 MONTHLY. COR. LOT. LARGE SHACK, $700. 65x100, fine view, botwenn 2 carllnes; can be made habitable at small exnenn Fred W. German, 829 Burnslde. 11. or A-Z77S ARE you looking for a modern home at a bargain? See. me at once. M. E. Lee, 811 Corbett bldg. Abe Martin I thefg anybuddy I can't atand fer It's th' clerk that Shows you th kind he wears. Tipton Dud wus engaged yts terday far disturbing th' peace while wrltln' a pustal 'card with a pustcfflce jien, . ' . 11 ' . " , '! FOR SALE HOUSES 6! $2160' V Burs a now E room cottsre with full basement outside and inside- basement entrance double floor, heavy felt paper under siding, large, at tl:, front porctj reception hall with built In seat, pat, -eled pedestal with pouts between halt and living room, also between Irving room and dining room; a ftno built In combination denTf snd bookcase in liv ing room, china cupboard In dining room, Dutch kitchen,- wood lift, t bed rooms with good closets, -pass hall con meeting both bedooms with bath, ninJl cine ce snd . linen ouphtmrd in bath room; house is wired for lights, wood fiber plaster, 8 Ox too lot; $300 down, $20 ncr month, 7 per cent Interest. 1 block north nd 1 block east of Millard Ave., station. Mt. Scott car. Tabor 1324. Owner. .. ) ' ' " "' Furnished 5 Room Bungalow Oak furniture throughout, tnor- , oushly modern In every wsy; . ," 60x100 lot; lawn, roses; basement .. full dry wood: everything In- . - eluded, even dishes. Owner must leave before Jan. 1. 8ee me to day. Price $3000, with $750 cash, balance $26 per month, including Interest. P. S. West. Room 404 . Ry. Ex. Bldg. Main 2891. FOR SALft LOTS 16 $85 CASH and $17 per month will buy 57x100 ft., corner of. r Rodney ave. and Lombard sU j Price $850. ' Rmnir-Qtooa Pn J Ground Floor Lewis Bldg. Phones M. 1743; A-1743. Thanksgiving Offer $25 CASH. 7 room modern home. Improvements all In, full cement basement, , wash trays, etc., everything in first class condition. Nt-ar ISth and Klllingsworth. Price $2850. $25 per month, including interest. One of the4 best buys In Port land. Can't bo "duplicated for $3700. ; J. E. NICHOLS CO., 615 Yeoii bldg. 60x125 on macadam street . (paved), facing 2 streets; Ideal location for small factory. Will 'sell cheap for cash or will con sider acreage or vacant lot In ex- change. Address E-375, Journal. V $850 $85 cash and $17 per month, buys a future business lot on Vancouver aye. An Invest- : ment worth your consideration, . Brong-Steele Co, Ground Floor Lewis Bldg. Phones M. 1743; A-1743. ; $10 Down, $10 Per Month - Fine view lot. matured fruit trees: restricted district, near car, cement walks. Bull Run water, fruit cared for free of charge. 202 Board of Trade bldg. Marshall 473; A-1022. Close in Lot, $400 8 blocks from Sellwood car and a mile nearer center than Sellwood; ce ment walk, city water, graded street included; easy terms. Call 615 Ablng- ton bldg. - $5- a Month Cross Park, only 40 lots, 8 blocks from car,, close to school and churches. Bull Run water, ahade treea J. K. Ross, Laurelwood, Mt. Scott car. Tabor 26. A Qrlctn ' 26 full sized lots on Oregon Electric for only $1300. G. L. Webb, 414 East Stark st SOME GOOD LOT BUYST; T 2 on Portland Heights, $1600; I In Rose City. $1200; small cash and terms. 145 B. 34th st. Main 6363. $975 IRVINGTON $975. 30th and Schuyler enough said. Fred W. German, 329 Burnslde. M. or A-2776. block. Close In, on 3rd at. Best buy in the city. Big future. M. K Leo, 311 Corbett bldg. A S.N'At- Two fine lots; must be sold In 10 days; party leaving city. F- 141, l V U 1 Iltll. SEE Le Noir & Co. for west side property, exclusive dealers In- west side realty. 837 Chamber of Commerce. $15,000. business corner, S carllnes, goti Income and can be made to pay more win nine expense. wooaiawn zoz. $15 monthry secures fine lots Mt Tabor vr vyemmoreiana. au pwetianq- mag. Lot' for sale cheap If taken at once. G-280, Journal. - - ACREAGE 07 FIVE Seres, all cleared 1 and plowed except of an, acre, which is in timber, lies nice, school on adjoining 6 acres, no rock, gravel or hard pan and only 2 H miles back from Willamette river, opposite St. Johns. This la a bargain and on terms. ; THE SHAW-FEAR CO., Main 85 102 Fourth Sb A-tSOt. ACREAGE. Small tracts In the vallny . Just west of the city, good car service and rapid community de velopment, solo on small cash : payment and monthly install ments. - - THE EHAW-FEAR COMPANT 102 Fourth St. ., Main 85 A-350 Acreage Bargain ;v- B acres close to Portland, level finest of soil, fenced, on county road; adjoins S. P. new line tq be electrified; close to electric station! Ideal for chicken ranch tr truck garden; $200 per acrecash will . take it; first man witn the money gets Chas, Ringler & Co. '211 Lewis bldg. CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port land, walking distance- to good town, running water, best soli, tree wood, splendid fruit district, view of Colum bia river and snow peaks, 2 acres $260; R acres 3400: 10 acres S700: 10 per cent cash, easy payments, other tracts near - railway station 10 4U per acre. FRANK MFARLAND REALTt CO., 309 Yeon bldg.. Portland. --. SMALL place, almost ( scree, la valley, Just went of city; nice lit tle house, good well, place fenced, "the very - oest Of land; aa Idwsl place for poultry, berries, ; fruit and vegetables, sll for $1756, with monthly payments, B-22J, Jour- , $40 Cash Down . . . Buvs an Acre'. ntfttton. 8S minutes' rtde from Perttond on electric line. Balance only $10 a. montn. xna an ciwireuv - w. n. Allen, 213 Gorlinger bldj?., 2nd snd Al der. 1 1-5 ACRK& small house, mly inln . utca'-'ar ride. 5e fare, ideal for boinn site; prloe only ,$1500; I2SO cnnh, lonir ... - l- ........ , Jl t ' T A. A 811 I ... . . . time On Ultuiiiuvh " rj, rit mi x vi ii & hlilor. ' " $5 CASilL $5 montti. Price llfift. li.(1.,., and clii'keii ranch, im c'-;Im, ;. minutes tint. Sua Lumber I 1 1 , , 1 TWi') acres, 4i iiiiiiiilrw out n ! Electric S(;) l- y t f.r( . 1-1. 1.,.. am- on lirii'S Mix & M.uii, 1 1 1 V . i bldg., I-'IV K acrtiH very d.-iis-i r"r ,.. 1 Inline. 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