Till: .OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, '1312.
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AT1IE-T1PLE
Former Local Pastor Packs
Auditorium; Must:BeLike
Child to Enter Kingdom of
J Heaven, Text' of Sermon.
Standing room only was available at
the Whlta Temple at both servloes yea
tarda when Dr. J, Whlteomb Brougher,
formerly pastor Of the church and pres.
an pastor of tha Temple Baptlat church
of Loa Angeles preached. Both large
auditoriums were packed and many left
rathaf than stand throughout the serv.
, leas.
Dr. Brougher took as Ms evening sub
Ject, "The Child Spirit, or How to Keep
Young and Happy." In part-ha' said:
"My text Is found In 'the eighteenth
chapter of Matthew, where Jeatia 'called
to him a little child and set hjm In the
midst of them ahd aald, 'Verily I say
unto you, except ye turn and become
aa little children, ye shall In no wis
enter into the Kingdom of Heaveti.
Whosoever, therefore, ahall humble him.
self as thla, little child, Is the greatest
la the Kingdom of Heaven.'
. Oreat teaming Vnaeoeigary.
"Jesus Chlrst announces a startling
fact In theae texts. If a man would
enter the kingdom of heaven he must
' become ae a little child. The greatest
In the kingdom of heaven la the one
.who humbles himself aa a little child.
'The child spirit Is the fundamental
spirit of the kingdom of Ood. Jesus
Christ never lost-the ehild spirit. If
we would enter the kingdom of heaven,
it is not necessary for ua to be learned,
nor gifted, nor great, nor rich, nor fa
moua. AH these things may be good
enough in their places, but the secret
of a bright, happy, glad, wholesome life
Is the child spirit. What are the chief
characteristics of this spirit?
"The little child Is absolutely de
pendent upon father and mothej. When
we say the baby is the governor of the
home, we are not joking. It la a aerl
, ous faot. A little child cannot help
i himself nor aid hla parents in making
a living. He is only an occasion of care
and anxiety. But he haa at his dls.
posal the love of father and mother,
who devote body, mind and soul to his
consideration.
The hand that rules God Is the hand
of weakness. Conscious weakness with
dependence upon God calls forth all the
omnipotence of love to help it.
"A child trusts absolutely until It is
taught to doubt. Jesus Christ had this
simplicity of faith. No scoffing hard
ened him. No disappointments soured
him. No betrayal dulled the keen edge
of his faith In Cod. He believed in his
father's love In spite of disappointments
and betrifyHra-'When the spirit of child
hood rocs out, then tha aplrlt of faith
flickers and falls. We "grow worldly
minded and worldly wise only to be
faithless. To trust God absolutely
means hope and happiness. O, preacher,
of such is the kingdom of heaven! O,
merchant, of such Is the kingdom of
heaven! 0 woman In society, in tha
school room. In the home, la the offloe,
fetich la the klhdgom of heaven!
Child spirit ts Spirit of Receptivity.
"How wide-open-eyed in all it wonder
and readiness to take In, Is the child.
He Is not only a mlltlon question marks,
he Is a sponge, ready to absorb every--thtng
-ttrat conies-trr- touch witti" hrm;
The child is not afraid of new Ideas.
Ha la. & wl(lficmiui.towjv to receive every,
thing that cornea along. How important
It la that the child should be kept in
touch with that which ia good and true
and beautiful,
"How important that wa all should
keep young In this respect. The dead
line has been passed for the one who
closes hla mind or heart, or soul, to
the new truths and new Ideas that God
MAYOR RUSHLIGHT CAN
NAME THE INSTITUTION
$1000 Cash to Charity if the Reed-French Piano Co-'s
' Closing-Out Sale IsNot a Genuine, Legitimate,
Quitting Business Proposition.
Last Week Was a Record-BreakerThis Week We'll
Surely Sell Twice as Many Prices That Have Caused
a Sensation in the Piano TradeNew Uprights $96.
Latest 88-Note Player Pianos, $297 The Regular
$350, $450 and $500 Value,, at Virtually a Half Off
Pay Cash or by the Month;'
Anybody can make claims. There
have been a great many "so-called
Closing-Out Sales" foisted upon the
public in the past for whlch-great claims
have been made.
To show you that we mrnn .business
to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt
that this opportunity Is all wc claim
for it to' demonstrate that this C16s-lng-Out
Salo is the greatest plano-buy-Ing
opportunity ever presented to mu
sic lovers anywhere that It's a bona
fide, straight-forward, Uulttlng-Busl-nrss
Pale, we will pay $1030 to any
charltRbla organization that Mayor
Rushlight names If the Reed-French
Piano Company does not positively and
absolutely quit the piano business just
as quickly as we can dispose, of our
present stock.
Our lease expires on August 31st -only
twclvfr days more. That's why
our. entire stock ,pf , pianos, and elegant
player piuno,, and splendid Knabe. and
Llndeman, andi Bchubert, and Howard,
and Starck, and Haines Bros., and
others-tr-baby grand!!, and all,, have got
to be sold,
mocz-BOTToaz r&xcxs.
Just think of it, $129 and;$l$ will
secure choice of several beautiful
brand new $200 styles -of new pianos
of well known New York makes, UBh
as have never been sold, east or west,
for less than $280. Others will go for
still less money. All are good, reliable,
warranted pianos,
Have several Strictly highest-grade,
seven ' and one-third octave pianos,
carved or plain panels, full Swinging
duet music desk, revolving lock board,
.pedals, for $230. This is less than half
prltHu A fancy jnottledJZjrcasslttn wal
shall shed forth from his word and
world In days to come.
"We have been looking for some great
and notable character to fulfill the Per
mon on the Mount. The little chill
laughing and playing at your feet In
your home la fulfilling that sermon lnt
spirit, now. He Is not anxious for the '
morrow, as to what he shall eat, drink
or wear. He does not permit the bumps
of yesterday to keep him from enjoying
the bumps of today. He can take the '
common, everyday things about him and
be happy. The dirt on the street and,.
the sand on the shore are equally potent i
for run. 'lie scatters sunshine wher
ever he goes. Ha carries the muslo of
the world In hla heart. He makes today
glow with the Joy of life.
"John Bunyaa had this child spirit
Bunyan was In Jail 13 years, but he
Ignored the Iron-bars 'and damp, HI
smelling cell, With his spiritual ; im
agination he lived In a, country where
It .was il beautiful ami glprous. He
dwelt in the Palaoo Beautiful, climbed
the HU1 of Beulah, sew the city of glau
and gems, bathed In the glorious sun
light Of Clod's presence, and. transformed
his Old cell into a paradise regained, f
Out of this Imagination came the book
most read in the world, next to the
Bible, "The Pilgrim's Progress."
"How pure, how sincere, how ab
solutely true Is a child's love for his
parents and his friends. He is not sus
picious. Ths great struggle of the pres
ent hour is to sanctify love and make
It pure. The devil has poisoned the
fountain of love, and we have become
so suspicious of ons another that we
hardly dare give expression to the sin
cerest and truest love of our hearts.
- Compliments the astor.
"But Ood so loved the world that he
gave his son. Christ so loved that he
gave his lifs, and he who would make
life bright and happy must learn how to
love this old world In sin wltti the
divine, pure love of a little child, which
is the love of the master." -
Just before opening his evening ser
mon Dr. B rougher took occasion to ex
tend congratulations to Dr. Wal
ter Benwell Hlnson, preaent pas
tor of ths White Temple on
on the splendid progross the church
has made during the two and a half
years of Dr. Hlnson's pastorate. He
said that he expected to have Dr. Hln
son supply the pulpit of Temple church
in Loa Angeles during his vaoatlon next
summer. He characterised "'fer. Htnaon
as probably the greatest Baptist min
ister on the Pacific coaat.
Dr. Brougher Will apend the next two
weeks at Gearhart before" returning to
his California home. He may give hla
new lecture, "Lop-Sided People," In this
city before returning but no definite
plans regarding the lecture have been
completed yet.
MORAL CONDITIONS IN
PORTLAND MONSTROUS,
DECLARES PASTOR
In his current topic's talk which pre
ceded the regular sermon at Centenary
M. 1C. church last night, Rev. Del mar II.
4'rlmble, paitor, touched upon the moral
conditions of the city and Governor
West. He spoke In part as.followa--
"Moral conditions In the city of Port
land and Its Immediate environs are
doubtless the worst they have ever been.
They are certainly bad enough to com
mand the attention of every cltlsen who
loves our city. The social evil and the"
saloon power are rampant and outrage
ous. The city administration la either
unable or unwilling' to cope with the
rising tide of evil. It Is claimed on
the part of the mayor and the chief of
police that their powers are limited
because of lark of Cooperation In the
.jnunlnlpal court, ths district attorney's
office and the civil service commission.
Police, privates and officers are haled
before the commission exonerated and
often when suspended replaced upon the
force, thus, It is said, the corrupt police
department is continued with a graft,
system Which, if the facts were known,
mtgmr -put - Pmtanrr"ffi-The"e"Iass with
Now J'erk. Then it is claimed the mayor
iurn-to tha- district -UdreyJB ef f lee,
finds that worse than useless, enters
into a collusion to expose the so charged
bribe taking of that offloe, only to con
vince the public that the district attor
ney Is ready enough to prosecute when
It suits his purposes. If that official
were half as anxious to enforce law
in the district over.whlch he presides
as he is to "get" his personal and poll-
nut or a most brilliant figured Bra
zilian mahogany ease costs $24 extra.
Borne little plainer, yet very "beauti
ful Instruments, are only $224. and
others $107 this Is at least $200 be
low the lowest retail price of these or
other same-grade Instruments in this
or any other city.
$600 OWES HOW $334.
The finest cabinet grand size, thor
oughly reliable, highest-grade .upright
pianos, in mahogany or oak. standing
four feet nine inches high, with all lat
est Improvements, Instruments that wo
guarantee cannot be bought at the New
York factory for less than $800, go dur
ing this sale for $334, and the ebonlzed
oases for $22 still less.
Another well known make, recog
nized everywhere In the trade as the
most durable and dependable make, the
most perfec.tly-finlshecr piano, but In a
plain-case design mahogany, oak or
walnut cases, retail price $325 and $360
are now only $172, $177 and $188.
fbicxs nr FiaiN nouxis.
You can wait on yourself If you
choose. All prices .are marked In plain
figures. We ought to get all cash at
these bare-cost prices, but. In order to
sell out everything' quickly, we will
give everyone an equal opportunity.
Payments of $13, $20 or $25 down,, and
at the rate of $6, $S or $10 a month' can
be arranged.
"Store end office fixtures, typewriters,
desks, safes, rugs, carpets, shelving,
oases, oil paintings everything is for
sale, and delivery light after sale
closes. Make us a bid. Open day and
night until everything is disposed.
Rd-l-enh Plana -Mfg. Jr eatab
llshed sine 1908. Sixth and Purnslde
streets (Commonwealth building.) -
"GRANDMA" HUBBARD
PIONEER OF '47, BURIED
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Mrs. Mary Hubbard, oi.e of Oregon's
first white residents, '
' Stcial ts The Journal.)
Dallas, Or., Aug. 19. Mrs. Mary Hub
bard, known as . "Grandma" Hubbard,
age 87 years, one of the original set
tlers of Oregon, died at the home of her
son, John Hubbard of this city. Mrs.
Hubbard was born in Tennessee on Aug
ust J3, 1125, where she lived for sev
eral years, then moving to Frank coun
ty, 111., where in January of 1847, she
married Charles Hubbard. The couple
came to Oregon In the spring of the same
year, taking up a homestead and set
tling In Yamhill county, where they
lived until 1854, when they moved to
Polk county, settling near Dallas. Mr.
Hubbard died in 1887 at the age Of 64
years, since which time Mrs. Hubbard
haa lived with her children lit Dallas.
Mrs. Hubbard Is aurvlved by four
sons, M. D.. C. L., John and S. D, Hub
bard, IT grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren. She waa a member of
the First Bapttst church of Dallas, at
which church the funeral was held yes
terday. tlcal enemies, morals would be vastly
improved In Multnomah county. It is
claimed on the other hand by many that
the mayor haa no sincere purpose" of
enforcing law, and that all his seeming
efforts in that direction and promises
of what he will do are inspired by mo
tives political. The general public of
Portland knows little and so far as prac
tical purposes are concerned cares less
about the merits ( the contentions of
either Side In Hi.. municipal melee.
What It does know Is that the condi
tions are monstrous, and that we have
law and Institutions which are so em
powered and articulated as to adequate
ly, cope with condltiona as they exist
here. The law Is clear, the responsi
bility is upon the mayor, the police
department, the civil service commis
sion, the municipal court, the circuit
oourt, and the district attorney's office.
This city constitutea one third of the
population of Oregon. The governor
has been doing some signal work In
Huntington and Redmond. We have the
same conditions here, expanded 'ad In
finitum.' Governor West will write his
name large in Oregon annals it he con
tinues in the course that he haa mapped
out for himself. Here where we have
the spectacle of disagreement and even
war between these related bodies which
our federal and state law and cltj Ord
inance rrrate and empower-and tombtne
for our protection, why not have this
militant and virile governor step In and
in the prerogative of his office locate
tha blame and oust the party or parties
from office who sre responsible for our
present deplorable condition. 'The time
Is ripe for your appearance, Governor
West."
Over 1000 Delegates Are
Attendance Upon Roches
ter Assembly.
in
(United Prraa raad Wlra.k
Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 18. The an
nual convention of the Grand Lodge of
the State of New York, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, opened In this
city today to continue three flays. Over
1000 delegates, representing lodges In
all parts of the state, were In attend
ance at the business session held this
morning. Encampments, cantons, subor
dinate lodges and the Rebekahs here ant
working together in the entertainment
of the visitors.
The .business sessions of the Grand
Iodge will continue this afternoon and
tomorrow morning. Tueeday afternoon
will be given over to sightseeing and
entertainment. The annual parade will
be held early Tuesday evening and will
be participated In by the Grand Lodge
officers and the uniformed cantons and
encampments. Floats will be a feature.
Scarlet degree Odd Fellows, who hav
'patiseJ through tha chairs," but have
never taken the Grand Lodge degree,
will Joe, given an opportunity to do so
tonight. A spectacular evnt will b
the conferring of the Degree of Chiv
alry by the cantons on Wodnesday eve
ning. All delegates will be admitted
to witness thlft reremony on presenta
tion of tickets obtained In the different
lodges.
HIRE HOME MEN FIRST ON
KLAMATH COURT HOUSE
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I Special to The Journal. i
Klamath Talis, Or., Aug. 13. Wbrlc Is
still In progress on the new courthouse.
? Excavations for the basement is cons
isted and material is now being col
lected for the stone work for the base
ment and foundation1. The county court
haa so far let no contract. All the work
Is being dohe by the day.. This Is done
to give the local laboring men with fam
ilies the first chance to get employment;
It Is likely worlCwUl be - continued
throughout the entire winter. The court
Still has close to $60,000 on hand to
spend on the courthouse. Next spring
more money will be available from taxes
and It is also probable the old -courthouse
site will be converted Into money
by then.
, ,To fasten two pieces of wood together,
ene-te-i'itr 4 m-ee- f new nail
with . a point, oh each end that comes
frotn EuroTe.
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
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RUSSIA DISCOVERS
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Town- With Church, Schools
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Is Found by the Czar's
Government. .
(United Press Lud -Wire.)
' St. Petersburg, Aug. 19. Russia hss
Just discovered that it has one more vil
lage than it thought It had. Recently
the Inhabitant of Osslpovskl, a pros
perous little town eight miles - f rOrn
Xabarofsk, sent a petition to the minis
ter of the interior. In connection with
s dispute over the roads, and the min
ister, on inquiry, learned that there was
no such place on the map.
The Osslpovsklans, however, quickly
persuaded him that they had a real
village, with schools and church, and,
more Important, that they had been
paying taxes for the past 20 years.
Now the minister wants to know who
has been collecting the taxes, as the
government, not being aware of the ex
istence of the village, has never re
clved or mlesed them. .An official in
quiry la expected to produce sensational
revelations.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Phone Your
Want Ads
If your name appears
In either phone book
you can telephone your
add to
Main 7173
A 6051
and have It charged.
Bills will be mailed to
you the following day
for payment.
NEW TODAY
FOR
FIRE INSURANCE
SEE 1
WAjts b Tounor.
Suite 430 Teon Bldg.
Main 7585. A -427 4.
The Oregon Law on Advertising
Any peraon, who In a nifwprr or other
fieri -mini, or la public dTertfiemi'nt, or J
ettrr at elrrulur, knowingly mke or ilia
aemlnittei any rtorenient or aam'rtlon concern
ing the quantity or quality, tbe t1u. tha
Diriehindltu. or tha motlTt or nurnoa of nny
price, th aielEnd of prnfliiolhi or nunufnc
fore of hla merchandlna or profeaalonal work,
or th BiRnner or aource of purchase of mch
tlc which ! nnffii or cT(-vfliiTp(I To m!li.i,
Khali b deemed (rullty of a ralsdcmpanor. and
on coDTlctlon thereof ahall b punched by a
flna of not leaa than 810 nor mor than .V),
or hy Imprisonment Id the cimnty jail not
cerdlnn 20 day, or by twth auch fine and Im
prisonment. (L. 1300, r. 104, p. l(M).
Th attention of dertler. who na "Tbe
Journal." well as that of lh public, la di
rected to the aliorc section from th Oregon
Code cowlns adTfrtlslng.
"Thf JournBl" itmkea the Mine rifei o dls
plsr sdrertlslng to all adreitlsara. In propor
tion to tha apuce used, and does not maka
'fish of one" advertiser and "flrjh of an
other," hollering one clnss, or profession, In
dltldual. or corporation hss "equal rlfhls" to
adrertlst as In other things, imd should do
so en th same terms and condltiona.
Tha Journal ' believes (bat It II DO crime
advBttiM.
Heidpri of "The Journal," anwrlns adrer.
tlaenwntu appealing in this piper, are re.
qaeiteit to repnrt In wrltluR inr full tire no the
part nf the adverttaer to do ho HdrertlRes,
nd If the eomplalnt l wpll fonndeil. that ad
verser will be denied aecena to theae eolutana.
aa nil been done In the mt. and If tha ad
vertlner'a acta ara In violation ef the law be
wtU ha anhjit te peeieeutlea:- -
Thero ara no adrertlaera unlnj theae eolumna
aalnat whom romplalntu liie brna roada hy
our rvadera, and when complaint are made
prompt attention will he siren to them.
C. S. JACKSON. PnblUhar.
OLAMSIFIEO AD RATIO)
- In effect April 1, 1912.
ALL PREVIOUS RATES CA.NCELI.ED.
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dally or Sunday.
1 time 9e per line.
2 .'consecutive times. 8o per line "er n
acrtlon.
3 or more consecutive times, 7c ptr Una
per Insertion, or 7 lnsertiona for price
of 6.
No ad counted for less than 2 llf.es.
The above rates apply to "New To
day" and all other classifications, ex
cept Situations Wanted. To Rent and
Wated to Rent ads.
Situations Wanted, To Rent and
Wanted to Rent ads (Apartments and
Hotels excepted), the rates are:
flc per line first Insertion.
4c per Una each subsequent Insertion.
No ad taken for less than 16c.
CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 time. 10c per line.
3 consecutive times, So per line per
Insertion.
7 or more consecutive times, So per line
per Insertion.
The above rates apply to "New Today"
and all other classification!, except
"Situations Wanted. To Rent and
Wanted to Rent" ads.
fertuations Wanted, To Rent and
Wanted to Rent ads (Apartments and
Hotels excepted) the rate is 7c per line
per insertion.
No ad charged for less than two lines
or loc.
Contract rates upon application. A
pho n o cal lw i 1 1 bring a solicitor.
UNCAi7LEI) "FOR" ANS WERS
ANSWERS to classified advertisements
which appeared in The Journal await
those possessing certificates for the
following mimbertf:
A 934. 139, 48, 877.
A F 26 8.
A V 518.
F 539, 878,
63, 49, 216, 18.
H 303. 18, 238. 89, 42. 23. 304. 6L 2.
92
! j 9C4. 642. 38S, 442. 142, 753, 174.
118.
K ZB. 231, 792, '48. 323, 164. 815.
P 7S1.
U 995, 639,
X 779.
35. 123. 132. 841.
T. C. Rilluse. Bx. 500.
BUSINESS CARDS
CERTIFICATES of title tnsde. Title &
Trust Co.. Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak.
W, R. HALZL1P.CO.-. intf! Abstractors.
605 Qerllnger bldg., 2d and Aide, r sM.
MEETING' NOTICES 41
R. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets Frl.
eve.. Allsky hall, 3d and Morrison.
MARRIAGE UCEXSE3
Charles Dee, Clackamas, Or., 21. and
Anna Sherry, 18.
Thomas Taylor, ItJ Fourth street, 81,
and Elisabeth Qoode, 85.
O.-M.-Bwamrlisf-Wilbur-street.-il,
and Alice Cowles, 18.
Lloyd Simmons, 121 Delaware street,
16, and Myms Ryerne, 18. "
J. Rsy Mason. 126 East Forty-third
street, 25, and Josephine Ryerse, 18.
v. n. lanp, 'lis fcasi eveniy-mira
W, G,;Smith & C6.TO.7c.sa!
Washington bldg., cor, 4th, on Wash'toa
DRKfcb suits for rent, ail sites. Unique
miioring up, guy mars St. " -
CLARK H BKOS.. . florists, fins flowers
snd floral designs. t8 Morrison st
BIRTHS
WALLI8 To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal
lis, 216 3d ave.. Aug. li, a boy.
BENJAMIN To Mr. and Mrs. Matirtce
Benjamin, 635 2d St.. Aug. 10, a girl.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Miller, Bt, Vincent s hospital, Aug. 4,
a boy.
ADDIS To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Addis,
Montavllla. Or.. Aug. 11, a girl.
NICK SON To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nickson,. cor. Fllat and Russell sts.,
Aug. 17, a girl.
SINClXiR To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sinclair, 459 Grand ave., Aug. 15, a
boy.
MARCO To Mr. and Mrs. George Mar
co, 6S3 Patton road, Aug. 17, a boy.
WA LLACE To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wallace. 8307 624 St.. Aug, 17, ft boy.
JARV1H To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jar
vls, 3824 6th St., H. E., Aug. 16, ft girl.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
COSTELLO The funeral of the late
Sadie Costcllo. who passed away Aujf.
16, will tako place from the establish
ment of J. P. Flnley & Son tomorrow
(Tuesday), at 8:30 a. m thence to the
Cathedral. 16th and Davia streets, where
muss will be said at 9 a. m. Friends are
reapeollully invited to attend, inter
rnent at Klver view cemetery,
ARNOLD At the Open Air sanltorium
near Portland, Aug. 18, William tfanou
Arnold, aged 83 years, 6 montha, and
11 davs. Funeral services will be held
at Flnlev's cheDot at 2:3J n. m.. Tues-
day, Aug. 20, '.lifter which the remains
will be taken to the Portland crema
torium. Friends Invited,
BOWEN In this city, Aug. 18. at the
famllv residence. 31'8 Lerrabee street,
Margaret Ellen Bowen, axed 60 years,
2 months, and 8 days. Funeral notice in
a later lxsue
PLaYLER Christian Playler. HTS
Seventy-sixth street, August It, aged
B vears.
KURTS George Kurts, Commercial and
Alberta streets, August 1ft, agea ou
years: carboiic acid poisoning.
Hl'ITT Elvira Hultt, 172 Porter street,
August 16, ager 78; cancer.
WAMHLEY Cecelia Wamsley, 627 Flrjst
street, August 16, aged 2s
MAX M. fiMITH, florist, 141 H 6th St.,
in Helling Mdg. Main 7216.
MONUMENTS
OTTO SCHUMANN, graniie and marble
works. Kat 3d and fine. East ;(
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Third and Madison.
Lady attendant. Main 8, A-1BB9.
Dunning & McEntee
every detail. Hi ana rine. siain tou.
A-46BR. Lady assistant.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
funeral director and undertaker 22U
Id n'. cor. saimon; mny asusiBni.
OTZELLER CO, Both phoi
ma.
phones.
ERICS0N irT
Co. MaE
B. i.sdy ass't
EAST SIDE funeral directors, success-
or to K. R pun n I n g, Inc. K. IS2, B-2B26.
I C D P U Undertaker, Lady assistant.
LLnL-n h-ihs-s, e-im. e. th-Aidr.
HEM STOCK. 1887 E. iDth. Bell. 71. B
llftr and Untvers, tHrk. fo1r St4-3b
DooVfAn Funeral directors. 3i)-
rearson uui 7i RuHen st., k, ipso,
POUTLAM) REALTY DEALERS
nnV'-l if lltl DV a"" ILf D A XT IT
Ground Floor Iwlfi BM. M. and A-1748,
j - 4iwAtvtt.4v at UL.iiAJiux.
. . r-i w . .-.V. c n r,- v' I. K , .
6UZ MOtUV JIIOK. iimill
CHA?IN & HERLOW.
1S5 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1J52.
KNAPP A MACKEY.
21 t-i t Boerd of Trade. M. and A-fOlO.
OREOON REAL ESTATE CO., THE
Grand ave and Mult. E. 67. C-17n3,
SHIELDS, J. a
JOS Oerllna-er Rldg. Main 848 .
TO LEASE
03
: 60x100, Front ft. 1 block from depot;
j suitable for warehousea or shop. E-166,
I i'i'I1 "I ' r
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 03
.ffiAKI.EIIP.ennlfltu
200 Portland's prettiest residences, for
eastern newspapers and macailnes; plc-
; ture from 2 to 4 feet long, on exhlbl
' tion In Portland store windows, before
forwarding east." No expense. Tabor
i 413Murrrfr Mwrrayrme 71st, 8. E,
Ml'KT sell Income property, actually
I - worth IHO.OiH), for 420,600; It will take
; $6poo to handle the deal, Owner, no -com
mission to pay. F-. Journal
. (M"l apartment sites, wwrt sids, from
$4000 to :)b,omi; attractive terms. At.
K. Lee. 311 (Virhett bTTg.
FOR SALE HOTSrs
61
FOR SALE My equity In 5 room bun
galow, 60x100 lot, close to Kenton
car. Phone Woodlawn 2342 or call 120
Kllpatrick St., Kenton, or 140 Stafford
after J lJIwM get sell, t
MODERN room bungalow, floored at
tic, cut glass electric globes, curtains,
carpets, full basement, trees, full lot.
Highland Park, $2300. Phone Woodlawn
2484.
6 ROOM house with sleeping porch,
close to car, corner lot; house modern
in every detail. Fine location. Will
se.ll on easy terms. Phone-owner, Ta
bor 680
MR. RENTER I will sell my new mod-
ern bungalow, just completed, for $900
on your own toirns; only 20 minutes
from the shopping district. Call 414
Spaldingbldg.
THORi M'Glll.Y modern 5 room double
constructed bungalow. Dutch kitchen,
panel dining room and buffet. Price
JzoOO. $2o0 down. Address owner. 1873
E. Sftlmon.
SIX rooms, sumi bungalow, built In
furniture, modern, will sell furnished.
Cement basement, wash trays, nice
vard; must be seen to be appreciated.
Come today, 43fi E, 37th. Tabor 1719.
FOR SALE-Small house, lot 50x100. on
St. Johns car line; $1300. $300 cash,
$15 -month. 1309 Ureeley st. Holman
station.
TWO new, modern, 6 and 6 room bunga
lows, In North Alblna, close to oar
and school. Will sell on terms or trade.
Call at 1 242 Montana ave. Owner.
FFNE 8 room house In Council Crest
Park on Mt. Adams drive, beautlfullly
finished, 2 lots, fine view, 3 blocks from
er-ltne. Phone ltA-4930.
BARGAIN. HOME, BROADWAY.
Six rooms, little over H price, also
lots.
EAST Zi, W. K. HUKDMAW,
t'OR SALE--Equity In house for lot
or lots In Alameda Park or Olmsted
Park. $09 Railway Exchange bldg.,
Ford
MO'DERk, new. up-to-date 5 room bun
galow. Three blocks cast Clinton Kel
lyschool. Owner. 10$ E, Hth st,
FOR SALE 2 room house, lot 40x100,
on Mt. Scott line snap for. cash.
t'none wponiawn nm.
$7oO HUYS small 8-room house, fur
niwhed; garden, fruit trees, close to
Alberta car. Owner, 1130 E. 28th st. N.
HOUSE and lot In Seaside with furni
ture for sale cheap, or will rent for
balance of season, $ 3000, K-606, J ou r n al .
6 ROOM modern house, furnished, large
lot. fruit trees, $3600. 1330 Hancock.
NKW modern 6 room bungalow, cheap;
very easy terms. Owner. Tabor 1902.
ron salehouses aii
My New Bungalow
I U ' 1 1 . " HIT a T. , , I I , , . . .
wood floors, all built-in conveniences,
full .jlie finished basement, furnace
neat, oiocas irom cHr: lui awaiuuinaiu
surfaced street, sidewalks and all mod
ern conveniences; smau payment oown,
balance like rent. , fhone owner. Main
In a
WILL eacrlfice my new 6 room bun
galow, with all modern built In Con
veniences, cupboards,. . drawers, work
table, flour bins, sink and Ironing "board,
large wardrobes, etc. Concrete bauia
ment. electricity. Lot EJxlOO. l blocks
from car. 12100: terms slven. Owner.
Woodiawn
LAURELHUR8T.
t rqoms, built-in buffet, bookesse,
solid oak flofers. Ireplace, furnace. 64
monthly, Inclndlng interest, price $4400.
SLv room J story house lots 80x127,
basement, paneled dining room, bath,
toilet, norches front and rear, window
AU.'I ' Jl 'La ' 1 n . OA
shades, linoleum, porch swing go with
place, large earn, zi iruu ireee, smau
fruits, shrubbery: between 2 tarllnes,
close in; $3000. Phone Tabor 4148.
Owner.
Why Pay Rent?
When vow can set an ut te date
double constructed room bungalow for
that equity in your lot ana lib per
month? Pric onlyJ28B0.
F. U. 8TENMETZ, Owner.
Qerllnger bldg, 2d and Alder sts.
$60 DOWN.
ROSE CITY PARK.
ON CARLINE, E. 4CTH 8T.
ft rooms. flreDlnce. basement, etc.;
oah $50, balance $56 per month, includ
ing interest. National Realty & Trust
Co., 722 Chamber of Commerce. Main
TO you who are raying for improve-
ments on your landlord's property.
Why not put that rent money into your
own home and have something In a few
years' time Instead of a bundle of rent
receipts. I will put you in posseKslon
of a modern home. You select the loca
tion, plan iTie house and I win batld
for you with your rent money. Call at
414 Ry. Exchange or Phone Main 278.
" Yes Your Home
It's only $27D0. cuh or terms; mod
ern to every detail; fine condition. For
details call up
Owner, Sellwood 87
$20 CASH.
New 4 room cottage, lot under trior?
ough cultivation; fruit trees; $200 cash,
balance in trade for 2 true young mares,
wagon, harness, thoroughbred milch
cow and liena. Owner, f7 E. 75fh and
Siskiyou, Gregory Heights
Tn00 FOR 14200.
100x100. with '3 modern houses, two S
rooms, one 6 rooms, on 44th near Haw
thorne, will rt-nt for $62 per month;
$1500 cash. Think of It. O. E. Weller,
Tabor 2642.
IF you have a lot and would like a
home built, come and see- me; I can
build you a home at a lens cost than
the ordinary builder and at the Rams
time finance it for you. A. D. Darling,
407 Yeon Mdg. Main loan. A-4ir
FOR KALEfi -.room modera bungalow
for cash and trade. 309 Railway Ex-
change bldp;., Ford.
FOR SALE LOTS
Id
A Snap
Have several nice lots which
will nell on terms of $4 month
ly without Interest or taxea.
Only one block from car line. Im
provements In and pRld for. Price
$225 per lot. E-342, Journal.
IF you have a lot and would like a
home built, come and see mi; I can
build you a home at a less cost than
the ordinary builder, and at the asm
time finance It for you.
A. D. DARLING,
407 Yeon bldg.
Main 1038. A-4771.
FIXE, sightly '4 acre at Ryan station,
on. Oregon Electriu Ry;, 20 minutes
from Portland, 5c fare, for less than
you can buy city lot. Lovely location
for family., homu, garden, fruit, etc.
Your own terms. Box S3!, TV O; Pott-
land.
fOMOfr'TTOT'TOt. .west side; fine "Tlewi
water piped tdMhe property, only 20
minutes' car ride; price only $800; $2S
rash, balance $10 per month. M. E.
Lee. 311 corhett hldg.
HALF CASH. ' ' "
Half cash for a lot between lflth and
27th sts., and between Raleigh and Wll-1
son sts.; want the best price from any-j
one who will answer. F-8. Journal.
BUILDERS. I
60x100 lot on paved street, near Haw-
Tabor 626.
WILL sell my lot at Flrland, all lrn
proved m garden and fenced, at right
price. Terms, too. Call me this morn-
$650, lot 60x102, AlnBworth ave., near
Patton ave.; easy terms. Plttenger,
ions ftiaryinna ave. ran Torenoons.
SEE Le Noir t Co. ror weat side prop
rtjfr exclusive dealers In west side
reslty. 8S7 Chamber of Comerce.
ABSTRACTS copied, mortgages, tieerls.
legal conveyances made. Notary public.
Room 206, Qerllnger bldg. -
--iAxiisAttrv 16i Fine iiawthornrris
trlct lot. Block from school. G-913,
journal.
FOR SALE.
fi lots near Tlgard station, $40 per lot.
Apply Wm. S. 8. Flemln g, Lents, Or,
3 FINE lots on E. 66th. near Glisan
carllne'. A bargain. Call Tabor 2870.
ACREAGE
57
l U W W W W W w W a w ' -w- a u V-e-
tho beat electric line In Htate, and the
price only JEOO with terms. This la
htitf value.
Hugh McGovern
CHlCKliN and fruit ranches near Port
land. Best soli, good roads, spring
water, free wood, 'settled country. Id
acres, $400, $500. $600 per tract; 20
acres, $800; 40 acres, $1200; ,1 acres,
$2000; 40 acres timber. $2400. Ranches
all kinds for sale. Easy terms. Frank
McFariand Realty Co.. 309 Yeon bldg.,
Portland. Or.
20 Acres $600
Splendid farm land, springs and run
ning water, $1 fare from Portland, V4
mile to school, IM miles to town;
close neighbors.
CLAUDE COLK
917 Board of Trade bldg.
80x210, $450
$10 down, $5 per month. Oregon
City car, 28 minutes out. cleared and
level as a floor, high and slKhtly, fine
for gardens and frulf. 202 Wilcox hldg.
6th and Wash. Open Sundays. Ask for
Mr. Marsters. Main. 8517, A-73i0,
6 Acres for $250
$10 CASH. BALANCE $5 PER MONTH.
One mile from, Kftuppa and S. R. sta
tion, close to achool and work; good soil.
Knappa Is a good market.
212 RY. EXCHANGE, 2D FLOOR.
"ACRE HOMESITE.
L I have an acre near a good carllne.
alt cieareo ; aiegam view, water unaer
pressure, sidewalks. Will selt-for $1500;
terms $160 cash. Second mortgage It
you wish to puno, u-43, journal.
$10 Down-
$5 monthly, 62x358, $475, at station,
Oregon City car; 30 minutes out; flne;
cleared, garden land. H. Atwater, 28
Henry bldg. Marshall 3117,
Bargain for Quick Sale
20 acres south of Reedvllle. Address
Mrs. W. B. Bolton, Beaverton. Or., R. F.
D. 4.
FIVE or 10 acre tract, rich garden sotL
in cultivation, near electrio-llne..$25(
acre, easy payments. ' E-177, Journal. ,
IJ" ACHES'-alt ri "cuftlVatlohlPrlce
$$700; easy terms; no agents. Owner.
G-47. Journal,
'ac;.::a.;;
.111
E
erms - -
On a railroad.' with If miles ef
Portland.
Plenty of creek and spring wa
ter, . '......J
. Deep black loam bottom land.
Deep red shot soil uplands.
We can show you Bcappoose -Acres
any day. Join our colony
of contented land owners. Write .
or call for particulars and de- ','
eorlptive literature and maps. .
Lueddemann, Bothfur fit Co-
Main S7. iU-17 Chamber of Commerce
a VtLLA Tr'aW car lAHHL
An loVal home tor the country gentle-'
man. Hard surface street all tht way.
In; best soil In Oregon; beautiful view '
tract; an city conveniences provided'
without assessments. This Is the fin-. ,
est tract of land within the Six mile '
limit and will make an ideal home for ,
a family with auto desiring a country
home, and at the same time be right in
the olty. Answer promptly If inter-;....
eeted and I will take you to see prop- ,''
erty. This beautiful tract is IH acres .
snd the prettiest building Site la. Ore- '
gon. Q-757, Journal. , v
Magnificent home site on corner, all
cultivated and In fruit. Will sacrifice
for cash.
Chas,
Jennings Lodge.
5 and 10 Acres Cheap
$20 up tq $45 per acre, on terms..
Tracts of 6 seres or mors: deop, red '
shot soil, well watered: easily cleared;
ideal for general fartning, fruit, vege
tables, dairying and chicken raising r Jo
cated on county road, close to live towa
on R. R. and river near Portland. Own
ers, 703 Lewie bldg., 4th and Oak Sts.
Main 8078. Evenings East 384.
We have two pieces of the best river
frontage on the Willamette. We are
going to sell it this week, Wa deal In
bargains.
Redmond & McGovern
Jennings Lodge, Or.
10 Acres for $300
$10 Cash, $5 Per Month
Running stream, good sott, -prosper
ous farmers ail around and food mar
ket, near railroad; perfect title and
warranty deed.
212 RY. EXCHANGE; ID FLOOR
Notice
10 or 20 acrea of finest level land, on
level road. 13 miles to Portland, ts
cr and electric line, 1 mile to auto roaQ. .
Only $15 per acre; $200 cash, balance -
$100 per year at 6 per cent. ----- -
V. H. SEITZ CO.,
$10 Ppaldlng Bldg. Main 5g4. :
A Choice Half Acre Tract-;
On Eatacada carllne, mile from city
limits, JVft car fare. Good oil. city
water, eaay terms. See owner, $1 J Cham- .
her of Commerce bldg. Phone Marshall
15S5. Residence Bellwood 47$.
FOR -ALK FARMS
-IT
Cheap J5 Acres.
Here Is one of the beat little farms
TR - Washington county. There -are 23
acres, 20 Acres In high state of culti
vation, balance timber and pasture with
living spring. This Is a nice laying
tract very best of soli, no rok
gravel. Good f -room-- houser-kam-and -outbulldlngs.
Good orchard and lots -of
berries, eto. , PERSONAL PROP
ERTY; 2 horses, 1 COW, 2 pigs. 50
chickens, wagon, buggy, mower, culti
vator, Implements, ete. Thli splendid,"
25 acre tract Is located Just II miles
southwest of Portland and Just 9 rods,
from station. Price for everything la
only $5000; $2400 cash, balance per
cent. Interest.
HatmveJt Sons
122 N. TH hi'., COR. STH A GLISAN.
Main 43S1, A-7259.
RELlNltnSHMN. , ' '
120 acres, 80 miles from POrlTaha,"S
miles from postoffice. store, sawrnllt .
and school, about H level, easy cleared,
40 acres green timber, plenty funning,
water, good house, .household goods, s
hole range beds, jste.; good spring
wagon, new single harness, all tools,
garden, etc.; will consider a trade for
city property. Come at once; owner Is
here. Peper Baker, 4144 Sherlock
bldg., 3d and Oak.
Reduced From $4500
to $3900.
Floe new home, 8 rooms, modern In -every
respect; paved street a real buy
at reduced price. Located close to Rose
City Park carllne. This is a hurry tip
sale. Let us show you. . ,
W. A. BARNES. . 'I '
440 Lewis bids., 4th and Oak it. -
Mam $081.
A Bargain ...
10 acres, 7 acres cleared and culti
vated, balance easy to clear, S miles
east of Vancouver. Wash., miles to
car line, close to schools and churches,
5 acres In potatoes. in garden, young
orchard and berries, new 5 room house, ,
small barn, good well, 2 cows, horse,
buggy, harness, sow. 9 pigs 100 chick
ens, 5 tons hay. Price $2300. halt cash.
M-97. Journal.
Beaverton District
Fine 20 acres of good land, II acres
in crop and 4 acrea pasture; dwelling,
barn, well, some stock, tools and Im
plements go with place; only JH miles
from Beaverton and 10 mile front
Portland. Price $4000. Real value here.
W. A. BARNES,
408 Lewis bldg.. 4th end Oak.stav
rMaln 2081.- y
A BARGAIN.
40 acres of very good high shot aell,
4H miles from town and railway sta
tion, a good location, fine water, aM
f flcdcttttWj(tSi a good bearing ercnanl
Of 3 aorSf ti kinds of berries and fruit,
school & mile, church H. mile. Price
$8400" $2000 cash, remainder terms ami
low interest, per cent. Write) to F. E.
Dollemlller. Ridgefleld. Wash. Route
lW, J, POX .9 0. :
4 ACRES, room house, ' i team, cow,
pony, erea potatoes, 14 acre gar
den, 2 blocks from eleotrlo depot st
Tigard, 10 farr, $4500, $2800 cssh,
balance years, I Per cent ' R. Lar
nerd, box It, Tlgsrd, Or.
$9 ACRES, all Improved, ' $2060.
e acres, all Unproved,- $16(1 sore.
44 acres, 44 in hops, $10 acre.
10 seres on 10c carfare, $$5o acre.
WOLFSTB1N, $05 Allsky bid g.
fQR BALE Good dairy land. Iimirove 1
120 acrs or HO acres: creek bottoui
and bench land, For full description
and particulars address C. R. VoUbu-,,
Luts;ess Orf k , ' '
FOR SALE 60 a-TM ? i '
t,lr.iiea -i.rr-:' ;.
acre. Snap if tskati 1 1
Hlllsboro. Rout"
-mi
$26Tp 8
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