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Newspaper Page Textit THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. PRIDAY KVr.NI NO. JUNE tl. .911 i SUSPECT PHEW HANK ID LIFE "It Is 99 Vearj of Torture to Dc Gen Ufe,M Says Jack Roberts, Murder Suspect, to Journal. CALLS FOR BIGGER II. S. S. OREGON El MAY COME OB ' iM HERE G. A. R. Asks Legislature to Enlarge Institution at Roseburg. K I. IHetetta. ebMtff, I Wll- k'UlM rvtri. lot 1 (. bie "A," itMiiiuwi af 11 t, f 4 , H "K" iwim e4iw im .... , IM & ail Mill v.i-f r-w. t-akt J U 1.l..e t ml I .MA i - k 1 4 . a-.lit4. . - II 11 Oartiagar bld. 14 a as alr ele. tl ai a 4iimiii . a i i 4 Warship Wanted In Portland j During Elks Convention; Plenty of Water. ! w aa( I Mr i h m " ad J . Habna i Tm MiwI ilii t-t.iag i lae f-wart. rwoea la Kt'ti rtirrt i b Irlad fwt ire raunt.r of l-waald M ftawert e lta ttiie Ih hiuswuw peed oa ih atgM tt Ui It. Oil. . IMI It Wilt ft in Uf 4 IM T w what Ibai II li t II )ars ef IMlbr Tr-y lortur yt-g sawa lkra. I would ralha Ku life baa eMf baa a oUtae Ml of fo4 I M. anyway 'Hlni a )oa IKIrt af year I rial rarr ttotort wee acted. ( Wrll ) e ran I lalt Htueh about tl." be rwllV "Vf cxntrwa. I bay d a $! ef thlag lhal ran I uadatatand. Mr 4"t aaow earthing about It Wa deal Imi hel lhla an aaa, but autea II a all right." If ou fel lk doing rae a llllla turn." be continued, 'tfui t aaa a lot el I aturf about air raeih- la ur pubii. j i ratio. Tbal do a I (batter, anyway trxj're o ana. I cm rani atari ma. i Mt, tad what ala may have Vo 4aaat mallav aarr ai aaaalaallnn l-y Ktala a Alloravy John r. Itaa fallat la Imp' h V' Joba f-fiffa'. aiolh.r of Jark Ratrta. 'I hr rllaral4 alrtnanla Ibal har fro U ineaaa. Mr. togaa. In fact. afMr ajaaaiianlaaT lb vliaaaa rloaclf and making itale af har anavara, waa movact la augaaal that "everybody la rraay." j . i Ttia aar-or-ull Btril Into ihle tnomlnfa aaaaloa of lb trial hen i Jonn ffelffr, trtapfalher of the dfn4- at, waa glvlns ble leallmaay. 1'frtfU- i ... ... la..aUac JH .bclitf tha4 KobarU U laara laaaaa ailh tbe full of Iha'mooa than at elaar limaa. aatd ltt ha lis I mad aema aluJy of aalroloaT. and lhal i 1 . la ftrmly tallera In the Inrlioallun of I , Mankind by elara'and f lanrla I Kmw Akoml AMXUrt. 1 ' On rrrMiri ami nation Tfalffrr atd that a hat h kaaar about aalrology ho bad laareed from reading a book rallrd "Aalrology Made tCaay." Jle admllted that bla kaowledg of th aclenr la h.titK , J'b. :i h"iiio ' ci . i.in ht Ik alale a- r ii m i f tk iliabd Alnf ft Ike li..at!. lkfl Ik hftHfinal ut u. jij i.iinii k ai riaaiifg aaJ i;.li bin ik lr..:.luf. la eto r.hli fer Ik aiara'rttxi.l ef lb In.ul j! !!.. fivlng !! IU ef at fl ti .f I' at i.l.ll.l ht H illretl !n..i .il.4. aavuii Ihg the lair n.j on t.hir fr i(u.Ii. la laau iomhi! i! i. ki oa li e wrtiliia of thhail i. 4li t'lncnlt un Ih. giu.4 lhal lit. f.fl fl .1. lrt toa um4 rauaa aad! lruvM arul trt.llnn. and thank' lag ih H' f ltlu fer liir no- liuiiir Iht afi'ft.n it. J A II and . It ar boiiting Julnt Ulallliua ef of- firei al U i arinefy. atiUb la the lading up ef lh buiaa of Ih IMll) (lll arentxtiiit la Jfon. Tbi meralng Mr lirtl.a I'rw Ufl- man of llrn-or aaa lerld dlaU al Urt for lha W. H C. la Ike national iatnnil at la Angelea. The Idla ef Ike il A. K- coinpl.led eloellun of of-fi-fa ivdar by banting Mra rannl Nar af blrn junior elra piealdanl, Mra Hull of aaiam. chaplain. KUa U. Illn.ca ef I'orlland. Iraaurr, and f-ra ma Tbompaoa of Maleni, Mary Ut (ne ef lrbla and fcta I'arntgle of Albany inemrra of tha rounrll. Hi membera ef Ihla organliallnn r doJikld Ihla morning by a eer- nad by Ih drum corpa. rompoaed of rltll aar vtrana. Two of lh mem ber played al Unoili funrral, aad oaa played "Mall la lha 0111" at Lin coln a review near fllchmond. Th l.a- I of Hi O. A. K. lctl th fol- ng deltgal to th national en- ampmani. Catharine Hmlth. Kugene; nnle Hrown. Albany; l.ulu Maltheaa, ortland. Allarnal, Kva JUrhlt, Ku- en. Mra. A. II Underwood. Woodstock. mmaTliornpeea, Hal sin. McDrrlit la Made CommeatWr. Election of officer waa held yeeter day afternoon. T. II. MrDerltt of ltrl- iy ilrAlli.Ur af lha k-.k till nMkiniMUMi lJay iw 1 a lllr fiuut I'eiied niaua ll.uir ttuuro. m kirk Mr IwwM ptomleed le ue hi ! ffia la lt. the tallU.i li. gun iicl.lie-4 lu ISItaad during ll b:ke giaad lodge reualoa la July. e.14 I be wllr dalalliag I he lilcluiu I llaae I tae la effert April I. lilt ALL PrkVlut' HAtta CAHrrLLia CAklt AHV HTUtMCN . A fieliy -I tfeaAay. t nr llaa. win. tla, la pee Ha per ta eerilaa. I or ee rnull tliaea. 1( pay lie per laeerllea er t Inaerlioaa tt prtca or a So ad reuala.l fnr Ira I ha a t llaee j The aba iia ai-flr la "tstw Ta- faay and all elhrr cUaeirWalteaa. rel rlllului Mealed. 1 tiaatl aad Wanlvd le I, eel ata .el lu I Vf n4 a. wp l Aainiral ' hilualimta Waaieti Ta Real aad hiuM( of Ih l. ific ro fieri n'ani, T.i Hnl ada I Al-arlmeele aad aad lhal lha lal of ll water' aould !! a Urge pail In Ih elrlon ef a watahltt. la I Ma iHiicll..r h iiilJ a Idler h. h.d letolvtd freni Ihe r-.l larr f Id ny. ai.Ul, aa: "t b 4Ur(iou tf lh hii la I.. d lallod lo Ihla duty (I'urlUnUI la br Ufl le lb dleer.ltun ef Ih rumntandi-r-ln-hlrf, fxltio rra fieri, navy yard. 1'ugal auund. bul I will lake pla ur in acquainting Mill a tin tur al.hr In Ih mailer, although II la doubtful If auffU'lenl personnel will be available fur lh trip by the Oregon at lhal lima and alo II I aul certain tie! eurrirt.nl water will eilal In Ihe Co lumbia rlvr for a tl of her draft and meneutrrtng power" Floaty ef Waver. "It Ihe alale of water la Ihe only thing that aland In lb way uf lit lka cuilng lb Oregon, a might aa wl thooee a tuooring place for 11. la moua war dug rlgbl now," eald Kerr tary McAllleler. 'Vaplaln LI iux.lt vf Ilia Maryland told ine Juat Ih olhr day that In Maryland drew mure feel of water llian the Oregon, and lh Mary- land aprliiced no difficulty In irt.a- Ing Ih trip up the i'ulumbla and Ihe Willamette. It I about lim that Hi bug-a-boo abuut a aliallow chaiinel la aaploded." Th Klka have aenl Ralph Moody and Captain Mpitr to lit lugl auund navy yard to talk the n.alter over with Ad miral Reynolds and llirlr report la ex pected euuii. lltle nrpid. lha ria er a per )ae firel laaerilua e pr I In. ear k eabeeaueal laaeetlaa. ad laha for I then lie H llAHHK AI'Vy MTIal-klf Nta I lira. I -r Ilea I ronxeullv llaa.a. I p' Uaa Ine.rlloa. T r more raneeroll tlrnea. " pee Haa rr loeerlloa 1 ho above ratea apply la "New Taday and all other rlaif Iratlua. eteept "Hllualiona Wanted. lo Meal aad Waned to Rent" ada fltuatloaa Wanted. Tu Heel aad Wanted la Real aJa (Aparlmenl and lloiele iriej) lha rale I 1 er Ue pe- Ineerlluw. Na ad charged far lee lhaa twa Una or lie. Contract ratea upon arptloelloa. A fhone cell will bring a eolirtter. tTl .T.;.. J.-- n-- - - -., . 41 N. A Or. Roae ramo, meeia TrX. I. Allky hall. 11 and Marr-aew. Arthur Marolf, III Hlith street, sg !l. Slid Lillian ttlrkluml. sg l. Oeorgo IUu.1t, i; luviamn aireel. ag ( i end Minnie rirreen. at II. Levnard Cloeton. )i hioul elrtet, a( biilul UelM.; ii.titwuii) fie4 . 4 a i A t. !( tfteeei la la. e.iy. m-4 I -4 l per M.eeik t4vri. ft kwum le ae a-.a.a Will ee-1 al a . e4 lea I ekr f f ItroM. aa p axal, eair l t ee. uii-d run eULtt-.tioriiu i ton iux JtomtJi l , A Suburban Noma e Aa f iWel ' ' f -wa ewta lm wa a alia. Me ad a i . 1 1 r , a,tii,iel ! of lk kM.iUin, r'W eia, . aa ! tit btuteeetfit l m Ntni i if Hr-jTli C CAM niVjt A kivHtL i'tlll'k I:1U lae. mmA il.a 1.11 llfioea Wll aaealbly aad lalereel I (vooa beoeev 1. 1 afU Weed VUa. Ill Miake iwu a kMH owe- if aral'iikia I lie ele. le miaelee frwtU eleedy aad .na.n a ! fi.e I polriuk litis m aad U.I1. Uu.i.v ea a Italeal . la eIlel . fn a bieb fiwn w ta kEalet.iia I le. ail balil la eweieae . erte4 al u k aad mm lb I l'i o ana paaelt. f ;! aal lit nallwoe l.erle.e. liKkttaciM (easy fA(Mr.Mibv low ft.a.wB a leeates. f llili Tbta e a . .i. pJ be fie beta. lw au.ia. fa iaa. aea. eil a-ayMe.C 4 rwe aa4 ft-alK k'-r PaUag. It a 4a a kVsel mU iM lii eiJeea. ead ! 1 1 I a k ... Il..l-etr -. m aa e-ei.i I, e'lexie. e '. l.i iaree4aaia p-i-l. I ltii la ear. Itlt ions fteMr, aaaderw. tall S-l botll a eifte.i..ea. I. lev.' a. bleak rK, e..-,.Me. laO. Htl"?' i"- eell I -l adjeining wk rwa mar buy i i.i eat i,e eud Vi ( tUM HllX Mil- io4 SunnysiJe Snap IKMT PtrttiM tjM.St.lt 1 11 raatv lieaawae hr kuue. I m.ia and eleepieg Ma. KeM u-d pollel.ed flouea luu ereejeoi fun.. and llrel-loea b, I (lb al lu uki. i4e rata rl.e eaner tl t. I ) tar llel I kuee i l!l MT TiWH )(.. T ronene. new. wae.ia. bardwaoal flnora, fu.iar. tbai, aiod diaieg t. aiicrtea. eioopieg pa. b, Ollrl bvta fiooe. alltr-. lull Ul.tt.BL furnaie eiallaetarr luie feuil if:e- -et- eliael, on ,ar III., e lertna I II Whii aaner. tu Iteiiaay Lf henge Ul:nTl.f.K lilt Naltv t,ea I mora Modera) rl ake. built by day labor. Ier well a r sogd loo m a, iHilrb kll r eel. big or kea. In fact a meat deolrshie heme r anrn. with rroalerele ataana m I rm intiulro uf lleieotth), al Neua-I a.i.r nf" . till and Ankaey liaiiag. U. le CUliMbrt bat fr neafwltetry " aad eawe ai t'llea. le Ike Mir bl t-' eit... lenuiiii a iKa acta Ml. Tr owl kvlUu.a; aea eieta aoa pii. uaa ef k.e (,( k a ben.a ea II M aa aail rent It. I bevee ikrer licie ta a treaata lu . uf .eiaaa ao4 be lad.(a4a af lll ale living tiM by n.a bueiaeea. baoa li.e.e kl f r'-n it,., aaedaew, foe I le r. '," by laa eckaoia make a b fttoVILbMr till aT lOkir-aN'. lM''-a I n A im Don't Head I his aad yieer avetilaw bldg. kl.la ! ! 8800 Oovsn New mew hu .ee, latdaaad fleer, terge buffel. fir.plca furnace. b"ok-aa. large bn, bear 'r I'rlre Hire Miss Powell, Owner Tebt-r lltl. t'alea mj want a rhe.p tel. eld rlty lite.Ha In Meeitetilia di.irlct. W bat if airfMai la left al Ihle price no berry wp ar eu will a le ae ef k bua la Ihe ellr Woa III. k m-v tar i ALAUr.MA PARK Snd er rail for fir circular. '!. i bllllA Tl Ml it. Main ith L rJt?l Tills AT.o.N'CK will sell my lraullfui. new. mrwtern. rtKijn reaidenc in ' 1..U' Hk.1.111 It T' I I un eay ittmanle. to trviinibl iitr. I aiocplng rwircli. lr,laix flnnra, file-I f'lare. l-eainrd celling and all coavea- nicr. Itee iah. -. I. Journal John h. I r finer. 11 I wrnly foort h . V t(irL..,7T l,.T.7rTn;; ' T treat north, ag : I. and Kalicla Colard, ta,. t.neer ineied dining room. o" - I tliit.J wall, and tliltirr. In: .tertlhlna ... L- I Sunnysido M4rn I rom rldn. full I lrt. I hadrount downetalra. fin furtta.a and beat lo all pane, full a!d corner lot. and loom for an other ho yea on eame Wl , Ihla I beat et lda larallon. perl lea Inlerwtlng lo mot lo country and are making price of Ilie. whiclt le much balow Ihe market. Sea ewnr al IM K Tailor el. or J. II nmlllv, III Chamber ot Com. mere. A.VHipiVP!rllpn l received today from Ine New York iHig"fifofihlng IV local lodge that New York would de ecend on lortland In fnrr and rrniiaM- toad waa cboeea department commander, j Ing thai a braea band, be hired at their succeeding Newton Clark of Hood River. I eipense during the reunion. Other officers were elected as follows Henlor vice commander, Daniel Webeter of KaJem; Junior vice commander, II. 8. Clyde of Oregon City; medical director, J K. liall of rortland: chaplain. J. J. Walters of Portland. Council of ad- Harry r!julrea. 1 I'ptliur street, sg rt.mi,.t. for only IJoeo II, and Alice tltenvrn. age Zi. sail. r..r Mi-.ni - . . . 1 1. v.. if-. ...MM. r . . w- IM T r.Miiit Iiiii. rtn I m f -kl.la ai, aioi Aiuir.a Mornriiia, age it. i bargain ... . ii.i . i.-'-u i i . it-1 1 7 0 age J. and Kthol Now Ion, age It. li'lufie'einfilV' 4V M X-aLuii. ltil i!ast Kleventh I "LAT n Alt (J A IN . . 7. . " ..'r " - " - eaiaea. ft. fl . . .ii.ii m w m . - - - -- --- k i . . iltttr, 1 1)1 K Main. ToT at SI I'lione Sill ears. light. Ult malntalaed that he believe ministration. T. C. Maker, Corvshls: T. la It nevertheless. Wltneas aald b had load eome atudy of defendant's boro aropa. and that he had found that Hob art would "make good and become (pert In whatever profession" ho fol lowed, no mailer whether h determined 10 becom lawyer or a murderer. Witt-tea) reluctantly admitted that his atop, v son had been Inclined along th path of g criminal. . rf elf fer said that Ji wag go satisfied tliat Roberts waa craiy that ha paid no attention to him and hla talk whan h was at home. Mra Pfslffer aald on crosa-axamlna ( . IShreve. Portland: J. 8. Hamilton. Portland. V. C HI. aw, Astoria: J. C Iodd. Eugene. Rcprreentatlvea to the national en campment, which will meet In Los An- geloa In September, are: E. E. Covey. yortiand; David McArthur, Oregon City; J. XI. Shelley, Kugene; L. C. Khorno, Portland; It, C. Markee, Portland. Altar. nalea 1). J. Cooper. The Dalles; T. C. Smith, Kalem; Robert Kelland, Portland; J. II. Htlllman. Dayton; T. C. Wilson, Portland. aTewTkarr Oats Vexl Meeting-. Newberg won ovr Tillamook aa the SrtU Tsata Oettlng Veey. Now that the reunion week la near at hand th lotal mrinbera uf the KU I ar getting 112 drill train and main,. Ing corpa tnto shape, fvery Hunday morning lusinbers of the lodge aim will participate In th big iaraj of Thursday, July II, turn out and drill under the direction of Charles McDon nell. It Is expected tnat Portland will have mora than 1000 man In the lint of march. n hundred of the uniforms that will be worn by the Portland Klks have ar rived. The uniform conaiat of a double breasted blue serge coat, whit flannel trousers, white canvas shoes and pur ple ties and eocks. Th official program will go to press In a few dsys. All cuts ar made and article that will appear In It have been set to type already. hullt rosea, l-urban hnn ear line.. faro I!). Mllwatikle. or rovel k-alK. fruit tree. elo only !:00A for Ihla ideal au. in. A block li Oregon Cltv J. blelahaaeea. baa! j If You Have Missed It alreel. age 2i, anj buaan O. II. Parmel, 170 Fast Twelfth street nrttli. sge ovr Jl. and IV li, Mi oit, age over l v Robert T. Bttlnke, III Nora atrt. ago Id. and Harriet nice, age 14. Clifford Hrown. Kant Miieenih Street, age . .. and Hertha C.eer, age 10. 1.. W. Myera, !:' Troy Uroet, ag over II, and Reulah tSloneburnt. ag over IH. K. W. Monro, Kike' building, ag otiri "'hone Hnllwood 17 or."i'.U'.i;n.'.,,l!r OVrr ,g- a ilU and lot. clone hj Roae ("lly Pari t llllam Cshral 10S4 Macadam road. c-r ,lr , for ,;f)0. ton,m ,, . age 23. and Myrtle Thompnon, ag It. , rew Wr, ,L1lt ,,pr r,.,ad ln; ,, Nw 4 -room ealiag. hath. el- trlc light. 4ii: lot. walk around bouee. ... Wall beautifully flnleriert l"rlra ll Miss Powell, Owner Tabor mi. Paying Rent? If en ou ar tiruhablv nal awwra lhal I in put yuu In your own home for NEW TODAY KUaCAJr KAlm OILT All'shsdes for sala All kinds of work mad to order. Mrs. C. A. Euau diner. Vir glnla and Nevada sts. Take Kulton car. next meetlne nlar. eif t h. .nnn.i .M tlon that ah hsd not reported har son's campment liandon was also placed In mental condition to tha slat prison the race, but waa withdrawn i.r Ka officials because there was always a fore the vote was taken, with tha un gual d present whan -aha talked to th deretendlng that it would be a candl boy, and aha supposed that th officials data again next year. Newberg received knew that ha was Inaana. A guard one ' votes to (0 for Tillamook, told her, she Mid. that "Jack had wheals c- A- Williams of Portland waa reap . In bla haarl pointed assistant adlutant verier. I mr,A Tha mother said that Jack, while hi ""tfnt J"rtermaster geenrsl, this be- The OreOOn LaW On AdVertlSinO prison, complained that th jar of the ,n; "Is sixth consecutlv. term. vi ""J- "" WMVCi uoniy insr-y wheel at which ha worked wss , ;-cornrI th report of the adju- Aay ptrreos. wbo la a newt p. per or ethT hurting hla spina and hla brain, and ha 1n . "ener"J " wer 1942 members pertodlcul. or In pabllo alertlemDt, or hj ..k-i Th.e 7o alt hV I,kk.. i. i of th Oregon department of the O! A. -lrcnl.r. kaowlngly to.kea or til asked her to get him some rubber heels R on j,nu.ry , j91J iiurHn iii r "'iD.tes any tatemeDt or ertloa coocera- to absorb thS vibrations. detirtment loe I'il iaalk . f . e ,B tb 9satlty er qo.llty. lb. rain. Ik Thla afternoon the defense la n.Hflna Prtm' '0t b death and transfer sxrcbindi.. or tbe mctl.e or parnoe of tu it. . . . .Jl? . putt,n s members, of this number 10 being prle. U method ef prod-King or manar.r- en other witnesses whose testimony Is deaths, and gained by transfers from or ' bi "rcbandle or profea.ioal work. Intended to show the insanity of the do- other states 100 members ee the nasaer or eonree of nureh of mart fandiint T. , . n . . . le whlek I Botrca er calculated to millet 4. lenaant. . ... . , T Woman s Relief corps of Oregon akall b oteroed rollty of mltdemeanor. and Mrs. Mary Ellen Pfelffer, mother of also held its election yesterday and eosviettoa- thereof hn be pnnlabed br Jack Roberta, was on the stand all yea- elected Jennie C. Prltchard of Portland na1 ot. ot thn 10 Bof m"r terday afternoon. In her effort to department president. Cynthia Dunlao ZJfaJxrZS? II hJShh et.. IzS t-' convinc the jury that br .on 1. ln.an of Saiam was elected senior voa M Xnieft. "Tu MroSf cTIo' P SB), tha little woman ruthlessly bared what dona Olivette Wheeler of Wood burn Th 'tentlon of adTertlwri, who ut Th must otherwise hsve been the sacred Junior vice president; Minnie Hall of i00."?1-." 1!. "'.' " ",.t. of !b tuhJlc. d- MTreu,H,f.,hert,"r,,'?:,,fs,"B,r"at'on"- .fohi"' chpu,n: cor McB"d" 2' cSeeove; &rf,.oa ,ro" ,b' 0r',o, In addition to telling of the insanity Portland, treasurer. The members of "Th Journal" make tb aim rate oa dlt- Which had tainted the blood of her f am- tha executive board are Maud. num.. P'y advertising to all advertiaer. in propor- lly for three generations. Mra Pfelffer of Portland, Nellie Clapp of Lents. Eu- "n.i, ' 0ti1Z,J!mSi.?X&, d..h0tor,n 'M testified to th abnormality of Jack nice Banney of Woodburn, Ro.lna FouU etb'Ue'vln.' doTVtcU..."or pPrtZtot "it Roberts at the time of tils birth, and of Oregon City, AJlda Shoemaker of "T"1. or enrporaties haa "equtl right1' t or ner own precarious condition then I Hood River. . and of family difficulties whloh lead The Ladles of the Q. A R. elected up to It Mra .Pfelffer now haa one Hattla Reeves of Woodburn department eon, ueurge, younger inanjacK, in xne I preaiaent, ana ioretta W illiams of Mll- iaano staie insane asyium at Black- ler senior ylc president loot. Anotner son is wandering the Nlrholss WiKirl. 203 Vine street, age 27, end J. Lehto. sge :'T. John tleorgo. 771 Grand avenue, age over 21, and Katla Ryner, nge 21. M. A. Alder, 113 Horthnlck street age 1), end Clara Caffyn, age II. W If. Helrley, i3 j-st Twenty-third street north, sge 23. and Lyla Taylor, aea 20. A. Bond, 1054 Macadam Road, ag 37. and Maria fichniltx, sge 19. Ivitn Martlnovlta. 112 Knott Street age 22. and Kata Cllek. are 20. Frank Johnnon, 62 Fourth street I north, age 38, and Louisa WU helm son. are 32. f you hate not seen thoao new homra on 44l!i et , 6. t. 7 ar.d I room, from 12730 up W.-W. car to llolgal at. see the owner, one INnck east, white houae. I practically ihe aame pay men I a. I hare nou.ee in irvuigtun, ueaumont. Iaurei hiiret and Irvlngwood thai I am aelling on the baale of 11 per 1100 per month. Including inter! thai la, a houae Bell ing for ll'iO will coal you III iO month. ly, Ihe name aa rnt No down tuy- ment Why not pay rent to youraelf In stead of someone ele nkil nntrLiNcrR. PORTLAND HI HI.Sk.8fl KXCHAVOn 701-10 Rothchlld Hldg. Marshall lIi. be -a a moaih Take kelb el. Tafcor IM ly attit. Widell & Wilson tei Y tillaan l Real All of Tils food lot sad . Undid blarkamlih ebop and butkliag. ette lot and aiiop now rented for : p-r mania. Ail for lt; waty llees rash 1 hie le oa the Wil lamette bwuleterd and if ll la aol a eaat Ibere lea I t"r la Portland. It Hoard of TrVda Main lltl. liilxiOO. shove grsdr. cleared, near many other honiea: tenns t'l cssh, lit per mon in. including interest A-.M, journal. vV. G. Smith k Co. ?tfZnf cV Wsshlngton Bldg., cor. Ith oa Wash 'ion. DKK88 suits for rent, all elsea. Unique Tallorlne Co . Jl Stark St CLARK K BROS., florlftta. and floral iealrne. Ill fine flowera Morrison sc. toll SA1.K New 6 room bungalow. strictly up-lo-d-ite, 3 rlneets. lieevy psneipci dining room. utrh kllchen, full bii'Rmerit and large attic, II foot alley and Juat what you want, essy terms, will trade for lota. Deal with owner, R-317. Journal. 1300 DOWN. lloTER MONTIT New t room modern house, full ea rn en t baremi-nt. 40x1 IS foot lot. with 20 roor alley in rear; II son. WAT-SON 4 THKHKFLPICN CO.. Main 7191. 3 S- Hpaldlng bldg. Build to Suit Will BuTTd You a Home I can furnish the lot and money to build you a home. Have t fine lots on Preseott at, all street Improvementa In. I ran build your home according to your own plane for I JO down, th balance on the baals of tl per 1100. This Includes Interest at 7 ner cent. I also have nt har lots In different localities that I will build on for you on Ihe same basla KIL Dt'RFLINGKR. BIRTHS -To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. (It East Ninth street, June S, LANE I.ane a rlrl Rl'NTLILA To Mr. and Mrs. August Runtlila, 620 College street. June I. a boy. WEBER To Mr. and Mra Clement J. Weber, 1337 Corbett street, June 1, a elrl. BURKE To Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Burke 127 East Twenty-eigntn street norm, Mnv If), a bor. FI8CH To Mr. and Mrs. Ferdlman I will build a home eccordlng to your own pisns on any lot ana sen on term UK rent, contract work solicited a satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Tabor SZ6 or Tabor 30fi evenings. FOR RENT OR FOR HALE. S room furnished cottage, beach cen ter. Long ld-acn, Waeh. Kent 1100 for balance of year; for nale for 11000. Will trade for acreage near city on carl Ine. A-2f. journni. 1 ROOMS and bath, modern, lot lOOx luo, beautiful view of valley an mountains; west side, 10 minutes from postorrice; 12200, easy terms. Provl dent Trust company second floor Sell ing niag. -main mnn. A-S.-Bl. FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. HAWTHORNE HELD . earth, the mother said, though she does sat know where he is or whether or not i she Will ever see him again. i Mrs. Pfelffer declared that in her (Opinion her son Jack Is Insane and has 'been all his life. f The funeral services of Mrs. Rachel ! At the full of the moon. Mrs. Pfelffer I Louisa Hawthorne, who died at her said, he is less sane than at any other home, 628 Belmont street, Tuesday ' time. Jack was born In the full of the night, were held at I o'clock this after- moon. The White House road tragedy noon at tha house. Dr. Oeorga B. Van loceurred in the full of the moon. Waters, formerly pastor of the St Da- J Mrs. Pfelffer said that when Jack vld's Episcopal church, of which Mrs. Iwas two years old he took a fancy to a Hawthorne was a member, officiated. squash which was erowinar in a field. Tha honorary Dull bearara van rw and that he visited it and fondled it rE. S. Joseph!, C. A. Dolph, Dr. G H. Raf- sdvertlt In other thing, and ehoald do so ea to same terms aad conditions. "Tb. Journal" belletet that It la bo crlm to advert). Reader of "Tb Janrnal. anawerlne ndver. ntements appearing In thll paper, are r qnetted to report In writing any failure oa tb part or th adeerrlier to do a he adrertue. and lr tbe complaint 1 well founded, tbat a1 vertlaer will b denied aoeea to tbeae column ba been don In tb put and if tb ad vertlaer' acta ar In violatloB of tb law b will be anblect to nrnaemtloB. Tier are no advertiser onlng thee column! agalntt whom complaints bar beea md by ar readera, and when enmplalnta era, mad proaipt attention will be riven to them. C. k. JACKSON. Publlkr. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CERTIFICATES of title made by th Title aY Trust company, Lewis bldg, Ith n Oak. every day at precisely 2 o'clock in the afternoon. , Even- after the squash had .been picked, she said. Jack picked it out from among others and mumbled to Jit, and was broken hearted when It was 'taken away. After this, the mother said, he took a liking to a particular saucer, hunted It up after it had been . hidden, and acted much the same as he had done with the squash. When Jack was 9 years old. Mrs. Pfelffer said, he . attempted to crush his grandfather's skull with an ax. Possessed of "Evil Spirit. ' "After Jack's release from the peni tentiary," said Mrs. Pfelffer, "he" went to the Atlantic coast and back, and in his letters to riie he always told me that fety, James Laldlaw, Walter F. Bur- rell and W. D. Fenton. . The active pall bearers were J. Wesley Ladd, Major James Canby, Lansing Stout, George P. Dekum, Charles E. Chenery and Dr. R. J. Cnlpman A committee from the East Side Busi ness Men's club was appointed by Presi dent Dan Kellaher, to attend Mrs. Haw thorne's funeral and to prepare resolu tions of respect. The members of the committee are J. O. Wilson, G. E. Wel ter, George Dilworth, C. A. Blgelow and M. B. McFaul. ( "Mrs. Hawthorne was a very good friend of the East Side Business Men's club," said Mf. Kellaher this morning. "She always took an Interest in the af- ine orriciais or ine penitentiary were I folr. of th nreuniiinn ,. going on just ahead of Ulni arid pre- liberal with her donations in helping venting him from getting food or work certain projects of-the club along. She wherever he stopped. He said too that MeElroy. the man against whom he had testified, was following him, and that MeElroy was possesned of one of Satan'g . evil spirits. He believed the real man MeElroy was dead, but that he had come back to earth as an evil spirit. ' ' ' "When Jack was 26 years old he in sisted upon having his cat sleep with Mm, and If the est would get away In the night Jack would follow it Into the woods and bring It back. He often threatened-to kill me and he was al ways talking to himself, and muttering about MeElroy and the prison officials." Mrs. Pfelffer stjowed no signs of breaking down during th recital of her story. -. DenieiDAl With Murphy. New York. June IL -Before leaving for Baltimore in Ufa Butomobiiatpday governor jonn a. jjix declared ' em phatically ha had made no deal with Charles' FV Murphy whereby he would be renomthated for governor ih return for supporting th Murphy presidential pro gram. Ha said tha presidential race was . an apes proboaUlon nd. tltat the tenta tive selection of Alton B. Parker for temporary chairman of j,he convention favored bo special candidate; - - ; . - : - . . . was always a booster for a greater east side." The body of Mrs. Hawthorne will be taken to the Lone Fir cemetery and laid to rest alongside thta of her hus band. ' . Attorney Wllkins Cited. An order was issued by Federal Judge Wblverton this morning for .Attorney M. O. " Wllkins to show cause why he Is not in contempt of court, on petition of Deputy United States District Attor ney Maguire. Wllkins represented John LaRoque about the first of the year. wnen the latter was tried for introduc ing liquor onto the Umatilla Indian res ervation. At the time of the arrest of LaRoque, $200 bail money was deposited Arter the conviction of LaRoque the money was returned to Wllkins, pre- sumaoiy to oe given to Homer I. Watts, or. jvxnena, ny wnom wllkins claimed it waa paid. After It was psid to Wllkins It was found that the money really be longed to LaRoque and should have been psed In thai payment of the fine. .A'-. 1 1 ' .' ' ; ' "' An Alabama man has' Invented ' ap paratus to be fastened to the back of a horse to bold its hoofs la position for hoelag. - .,. .. j E. E. Cable and wife to F. O. Voegelln, lots 15 and 16, block 174, University Park, lots 28, 19 and 30, block 10, Peninsu lar addition No. 2... 100 Central Trust & Investment com pany to Mautz Building & In vestment company, lot 16, block 6, Colonial Helirhts 3,300 R. B. Carey and wife to George E. En lots 30, 31, 32 and 33, block '7, Peninsular addition No. 2 , 1,100 W. J. Tucker and wife to Fred Gullette. lot 18, block 19, Ala meda Park io Dwlght D. Sweet to Rubv D. Sweet, wife, west 30 feet lot 1, block 196. Portland Money $1,550 6-ROOM house, close Innlde, E. zbui, near Anaeny, .sxmu, high lot nath, gas, electric, laundry travs. fu basement; rents 116 (now rented); need Kirtrh. 384 V. East First street north. money, owner. A-812, journal June 13. a Fin. ANGELES To Mr. and Mrs. James Angeles, 201 Sixteenth street north, June 18, a girl. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith, 710 Washington street, June 11, a girl. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mra C. W. Johnson, 6728 Forty-sixth avenue, June 14 a boy. M'COLM To Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mc Colm. 69S6 Forty-sixth avenue, June 1 7, a boy. MCKATSIOS To Mr. and Mrs. Thorns ' Mckatslos, 211 Alder Btreet, June 18, a glrL If you have It, I will sell you a douhl constructed house at a bargain. Sell wood 87. FOH SAIJ-; By owner: One new room hpufevnear Piedmont, 3 block from car, $2600; 1100 down, balance 32 per month; Interest 6 per cent. Phone A-B33& from 8 a. m. to 4 n. m. DKAT11S AJTD FUNERALS ALLEN Charles T. Allen, Oregon sani tarium, June 19. aged 37; appendi citis. DA KB Harry Dake, 917 Michigan ave nue, June 18, aged l montn; pneu monia. HUME Clnlr A. Hume, Good Samaritan hmnliol Tunc 20. need 40: Dvanmla. O'CONNOft Thomas P. O'Connor, 348 Ross street, June 18, aged ss; senility. TAKAHARA S. Takahara, St. Vin cents hospital, June i, aged 11 ; fractured skull. THOMPSON Christine Thompson, 1031 "A East Twelfth street north, June 18. aged 66. BLACKS! AN Albert Blackman. 674 Taggart street, June 18.. . aged .41: uremia. - NEW 5 room modern bungalow, S blocks from P. O.. 2 blocks carllne. St. Jnlina. Sell at coft or trade for acreage: no mumps cons:aerea. flio winis Diva. N, Box 707. St. John. 6 ROOM modern bungalow, Richmond district, on Brooklyn st. near 30th; will. sell for 1500 less than surrounding property: jiou aown, Daiance easy pay ments. Flaherty & Connolly, 622 Yeo'n FOR SALE By owner, new 6 room house. East 26th, between Gladstone and Francis avenues. Phone Sellwood 198. FOR SALE by owner, a new mod four part flat, near Walnut Park; best of location; Income 172 month. Prloe 18500. . pnone wooaiawn 1149. FORCED - to sell equity In fine Ple-1- mont nome, xou name the price. Either trade or cash. Phone owner. wooaiawn ivn. MAX M. SMITH, florist, 14U4 6th st. in Selllne bid. Mam 7Zio. FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. P. Finley & Son Third and Kadlson. Lady attendant Main t, A-lRtt. T Abe Martin Ft.. seller, 8. Ir1nrn4c.n Undortakers Uiillllllig U& mOi-IUCS Modern In every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 410. A-4tiig. Lady assistant. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading funeral director and undertaker, 220 3d st. cor. Salmon; lady assists;. EAST SID.'i funeral directors, succee.t- or to F. S. Dunning. Inc. hi 61. B1II1. 6 ROOM modern bungalow, completely furnished Hawthorne district, near 3Stii st, on paverr street, IZ800. Fla- herty & Connolly, B22 Yeon bldg. NEW, modern 6 room house, panel dln ing room, Dutch kitchen, buffet. Will take good lot part payment Owner. 1873 E. Salmon. NEW 6 room cottage, one acre, at Mel drum station, on Oregon City carllne. This is a bargain. Lock box 8. Jennings Lod-e .. J1600--K3OOD lot. 4-room house; bar gain. 875 E. 7th st. Nl PORTLAND HUMNfcoS KXCHANOR 70-10 Rothchlld Bldg. Marshall I82fi k Emm &mm BUNGALOW Residenco Lot Freo" I have a let ea Willis lloulevard. short walk from carllne, thai ewnr It) daed fer l lo anyone wha will build a house en II coaling Sol tea than lltl. C. T. Frail. Board af Trade bldg. li K aUY IFl'L tlw lot on ouih.r aiupe tnaar Council t'resi. Ill and uu in cluding cement sidewalk, curba, graded lrl and walar. bulldlna reatrVilone: eolj oei eaay term Provident Trual Company, 1 1 flour veiling bldg. Mala itoe. Aiii. UKiTfle r ri alley V'lew loia. with fruit lra. en wel aid, aldewalka and walr paid. JO m inula from r. O, IJ.t up. I'MOVIPKNT TRl'IT COM PA NT. ia r ioor aeiiiog liiiiiaing. Main IH. A-llll. rnTrlTNK'Sfi lot inr aala in ear corner of M.ealaalpid at and Ruaaall: aood location for iter and apartment; a bargain al lloeo; minute' walk to aw Uroadway bridge Inquire A. 1L Hr, lit WilMsm ave $10 Cash $ I Week Mv beautiful level lot In Reed College district; largo shade trees, water, graded ireet, etc. witnout iniret or tsxea; rlr :!o Write owner, A III, Journal. lN'Kh'T kind uf lota st Ulanley Hlation. ti w I. sidewalks and streets ext I lots st 1300. tenns. IVkC fsre, zi minutes' rid. Greaham car: agent on ground p m. fill IxlWN 110 PER MONTH. Fin view lot, maturrd fruit trees, re stricted district, near car, cement walk and curb, Hull Run wator. Provident I rust Comny, 2d floor Selling bldg. Main 100, A-I2II. Ft l ' R sightly lota on boulevard, beau tlful view of river and city, 15 min utes' walk to nw Broadway Lrtds. A bargain at 14000. A. It Zeaer, lui Wll llama ave. FOR SALE by owner, choice extra large lots In center of good town; cheap term. Pine Station, Oregon City car. Mrs. M. A. Brown. MT beautiful, level lot Rose City Park district, sidewalks, curbing. water; 110 down, 110 month; no Interest or taxes. Price t!"- A-664, Journal. Nicely furnished with up to data fur niture, and ready to move Into. Owner leaving the city and must sell; 1350 handles thla Furniture alone worth JiOO. Phone Main I07, 214 Lumhermens bldg. Irvington Park $3200 FUR HALE One lot In Wratmorsland addition. Owner leaving slate; will sell ut siicrlfica. Addreas box 212, St. He!rns. Or. larHfT City Park lot, iOxlOO, only it, blocks from car line for sale cheap. Will glv terms. Call East 6J17 after p. in. WEST side lots, 50x100. Grand view. Only 20 minutes' car ride. Ideal for home. Price 1325. 115 cash. 15 per month, M. E. Lee, 311 Corbett bldg. SEE Le Noir c Co. lor west side prop erty, exclusive dealers in west side renlty, 837 Chamber of Comercc. TWO nice lots on corner 61. t and Haw thorne ave ; must be cash. Address F. I. McCallum. box 217, John Day, Or. GOOD view lot. 60x100, near Willamette boulevard, for sale cheap. Will ,;lvo terms. Call East 6217 after 6 p. m. New 6 room bunaalow. all hunt. in conveniences, hardwood floors, den. fire- oiic, large, aiuc ana run concrete base-! 1.5 cash 16 monthly, lot, (jrovcland ment. electric and aaa flrfnr.c i.n.i. I t Tn . i,,. n rttt wttar ef .......iki.- . i v . 1 I 1 ul ' " . . . . V u- oy" --'v., .iri.iiiiii. mo ueei ana ,rii mi.t Ka.-i.nann tiinir. vuuaiuor tuis as easily worth part nay. Main 1407. tJSUV. 80t Board of Trad 111 ID Mil $20 Per Mo.. 6 Per Cent. 6 rooms, fine nlace. buffet vit,.Vi.n bookcaaos. china closet full ninmhhJ with laundry trays, full basement, stret t Improvements In. within 2 hl.ir u fcimnv,. side car: price 12.500. Owner. r. inn Journal. ' Why Will You Pav Rent? wnen l can put you in a home or build i one for vou In anv lncntlnn v-nn -,1-1. and build to your jlan? You pay me like .,, ,w " o1" ct mo or pnone and i win explain my pian to you. Ask for Mareh.ll ttot. lncm'a i 100x100 and 2 room house, $6rt0; hal? cash, balance to suit. A-4Q3, Journal. LOT In Irvlngton, 2d mortgage prl'vl lege. reHponslble narty. A-4 25. Journal. LOTS ?or sale cheap on accoiln7of going away. Main 7767. ACREAGE 57 Rose City Park 7 room modern furnished hnna. ment baseinentf laundry triys, etc ' full lot, garage for 2 oars, roses and berries Furniture includes carneta in n i-r...' no Junk Leaving city and will sacri fice at 13200. 1400 cash h.l l?n r- -.-i ... ' -" .'..iiti. JUST LIKE PAVING RFNT 126 month, buvs 5 room. nin,im bungalow, Irvlngton Park, $2500. Smith Mraggoner' Co.. owner. 311-3 12 t.,.m. $125 Buys 5 Acres Balance Easy Payments Fine soil: near both electric and S. P stations, 12 cent faro, 38 minutes' ride Jefferson st Atchison & Alien A 210 Gerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder sts. SNAP 4 lots, $820 cash; 6 room hounn and lot, 6 miles out, $850; terms C Roswell. Gen. Asrt. 1026 nhmh e Commerce. 25 monthly secures new modern bun galow In choice district. Hniu. 603 Swetland bldg. 5 Acres $15 Per Month AU in cultivation and In crop. Deep, rich, black soil, on county road and only 45 minutes from Portland. Would mako you a nice little home. Price only $300 per acre. The Westlyn Trust Co. 1221 Yeon .bldg. WILL build 6-room bungalow for $1150 free plans; will furnish the money.' Sellwood 1930. Nobuddy ever ..went Into' noHtlre f bis health that showed any Improve ment. Mrs. Iipton Bud has I stor.ne.1 bar sjewspaper an' got on a party wire. I VDOU Undertaker. Lady assistant llnoil B-lIti E.-7S1. E. Sth-Aldr HEM STOCK. 1687 E. IJth. Sell. 71, B 1122: and Unlvers. Park. Col 894-395. Panrenn P Funeral dlreciorr, -f&aibOn KjO, 871 Russell st hi. 1H. A. R.ZELLER CO. Both Phoi w. ERICSON turd,e eitaking Co. Main A-2235. Lady ass't MONLMKNTB OTTO SCHUMANN works. East 3d granite. and Pine. marbla East 74. PORTLAXO REAIiTT DEALERS BRONG-MANARY OnMPlVT Ground Floch- Lewis Bid. M. end A-1741. 602 BRIJBiiKF.H & BENEDICT. McKav Bidr. , Msln (41. CHAPIN HERIIW 332 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1BI. KNAPP A- MAr-lf-M-V 212-13 Board of Trade. M. and A-281. CitEGOi ne.AI. uriri i'n tub Grand ave. and Mult E. 47. C"i.176 KHIH.Ds J 206 Gerllnrer Bldr. H. Main Hit. FOR SALK-4-HOUSES 61 xothikh mwv Albert a flintrlrt l.nwm --.-a fall- lot; easy monthly paymeuta. La Barre, 209 CopsmerciaJ blk. P sUL uttin.It Off UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE Cjoiis rainy disappointments to those wiihinj; to place . want ads in aaaaak ' ' The Big Sunday Journal Make it a point to get your want ads in early. If not convenient to call at the office, use the phone call Main .7 1 73 br A-6051 Ads charred only to those whose names are - listed In . either of the telephone directories. v Office Closci Satttfclay Night at 930 o'aock Shuf 10 ACRES of land with 3 room house and S blocks of station, on Oregon Salem Electric, 45 minutes out of city school -near by; must have 11500 m'l cash and balance can be arranged Price $2750; 17c car fare; no agents' Call from 10 n, m. to 6 p. m., nt 14"Vi 4th St., first floor. For furtlier lnfor- ' matlon phone M. 8450, A-7387. in tne neart or Jennings Lodge, rizht at station, party going away. See this at once; price Is rlclit. If vou mean business come and see for yourself, in quire for H, H. M'GOVERN. CHICKEN AND FRUIT RANCHES j NEAR PORTLAND. 6 acres, 1400 per tract; 10 acres, $500- 20 acres, $800; 40 acres, 1200; 8o'acres' $200. A new subdivision, beat am.' ir wvuu, nriui waicr. ensy terms. FRANK M'FARLAND REALTY CO FOH tiALK A beautiful home, terms. I LTY CO., I lid. f: . 26. mll'dA I i from Portland, H mile from station ;1all' I ST 16 acres In high state of cultivation and good for hops and berries; new build ings; wells and chickefi yards; $175 per acre if taken at once. ' O. H. Oak, Bar low, Or. '$30 Per Acre Buys a fine. 40 acre tract in Lincoln county. No. 1 soil, 1 miles to R. R 15 acres nearly ready for nlnw tia'n down, balance terms, without Interest Room 16, 232 Washington st. YOU wsnt a picturesque summer home with running water, a small farm, an' acre. or two for chickens, $200 and no easy terms. - Choice acreage close to Portland, on electric car line, cheap far. Phone, school, store, etc. - J. W. Hef fer lln, 807 Railway Exchange. Main 2248 CIA fAKM t mAHlhTv ICAvOaa -... . ... t j " i,,.tVU in culti vation. 30 minutes nut: m-lra tma i. eluding sidewalk. Ask for Marstan or Stearns. ;03 wtlcoic bldg. RTAM ACRKS "". Donald Station. Oregon Electric-! Ill $160 ber acre. . 7 -j t : ,- j. i a.n. uuttenue, or Owner; -