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CARRANZA IN FULL
OCCUPATION, ISSUES
REASSURING US
New Era of. Real Government
Promised and Revolution
Is Said to Be Over.
CHIEF GIVEN AN OVATION
esl X.tasr Jfroclalmed 2rovislonal
President of Mexico, ul Xs Offl-
cUlly Accorded Jtiga Honors.
(fnlfed Freae tested Wire.)
Mexico City. Aug. 21.Tne occupa
tion of Mexico City by General Car
ranza, commander In chief of the con
stitutionalist army, wai complete.; He
en it red the capital at noon yesterday,
was proclaimed provisional president,
and then given an enthusiastic recep
tion by the crowds on the streets.
Escorted by a squadron of cavalry'
and the Fourth Sonora battalion of In
fantry, which acted as a guard of
honor, General Carransa, mounted on a
superb horse, left Atcapotcalzo In
time to enter Mexico City at noon. He
was met at the city limits by the
mayor and city council. Hundreds of
school children were grouped along the
line of march, and as Carranza passed
they sang a hymn written for the
occasion, entitled "Union and Liberty."
At the National theatre the proces
sion halted ion enough for Carranza
to receive at the hands of workmen
the flag which the late President Ma
derd dropped at that very spot Febru
ary 9, 1418, the date of the Heurta
Dlas uprising.
Later In the day General Carranza
addressed the crowd and promised a
new era of real constitutional govern
ment. He assured the populace that
the revolution was over, and that the
constitutionalists were to give a gov
ernment for all the people, and not for
a small part of them.
JOHN C. AIKEN WAS
PIONEER OF DOUGLAS
John C. Aiken.
Rnseburg, Or., Aug. 21. John C.
Aiken, one of Douglas county's best
known rexidents, who died at his home
li. Roseburg on August 14, at the age
of 68 years, had been a resident of
Douglas county nearly all of his life.
He was born in Iowa, October 21,
1846, and in 1847 crossed the plains
with his parents in an ox team cara
van. Bis father, John Aiken, was one
of the first pioneer settlers of the
Umpqua valley, and early located on
the North Umpqua river, where now
la Winchester, and with a neighbor,
established the first ferry across the
- river, over which came the miners
and Immigrants into southern Oregon.
This ferry crossing led .to the loca
tion of the Winchester town, which
In Its day became the inland em
porium of the Umpqua valley. Here
the first United States land office was
opened for business south of Oregon
City, and here were various mercantile
establishments, with a mill nearby,
Of this old town, John C. Aiken Sr.
was the proprietor. John Jr. first at
tended school at the Wilbur academy,
and later his education was completed
at the Portland (Or.) academy.
He was married to Miss Dee Ellen
Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrey Chapman, old and honored
pioneers of this valley. He leaves to
mourn his death his wife and daugh
ter. Florence, and two nephews, O. W.
Aiken of Seattle, and Ous I. Aiken of
Portland.
Mr. Aiken was the last of his faml
. ily. his two brothers, Edgar and Jo
seph, and a sister. Mrs. Sarah Lane,
bavin gone several years ago.
Mr. Aiken was known as a man of
good bablts and sterling character.
Missing for Week;
Man's Body Found
A. J. Wetland, OakrUls, Was., 88
Tsars Old, X-eft Bom to Pick Black
berries and railed to He tarn.
Centralis, Wash., Aug. 21. The body
of A. J. Wetland, .who has been miss
ing .from his home in Oakville for the
past week and for whom a continuous
search had been made ever since, wan
found in the woods near Oakville Wed
nesday by Frank Kroppe, an Indian.
Wetland was 86 years old. He was out
picking blackberries on the day of his
disappearance and It Is presumed that
the heat got the best of Mm and that,
being unable to attract help, he died.
Welland was the father of A. Welland.
formerly a merchant of Oakville and
at present manager of te electric
light plant there.
Qninaby Welcomes Rain.
Quinaby. Or., Aug. 31. Since June 23
via Mln hita fallen- until thltf mamtnff.
when a shower cooled the-air. Not
only have the past 67 days been devoid
of moisture, but the weather has been
unusually ' warm. All unhanrested
crops will be greatly benefited, while
h lkvtnar at thai dttatwnnd Ktlniruimh.
Ing of forest fires makes the promised
showers especially timely.. ;. Work be -
gins next Monday In severalSiop yards
In thy section. . N r -
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COUNTY JAILER DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
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Harry -Grafton.
County Jailer Harry Grafton died
last night in his room at the county
jail from cancer of the stomach. He
had been suffering from the malady
for over a year and was operated on
several months ago.
Sheriff Word first appointed Mr.
Grafton Jailer when he was elected
sheriff in 1804. When he took office
In January, 1913. Mr. Grafton was
again made jailer and has held the
position since. He came to Portland
about 26 . years ago from Joplln, Mo.,
and was employed at the Jones Lum
ber company's office at the time be
received his first appointment.
f Mr. Grafton was bora In Lima, Ohio,
47 years ago. Grafton, W. Va., was
founded and named by his father. He
Is survived by a daughter, Jessie, 20
years old, a son Rodney, 15 years old.
and two brothers, one of North Yak
ima, "Wash., and the other of Joplln,
Mo., and a sister of Lima, Ohio. All
have been notified and the brother
from North Yakima is en route to
Portland.
Funeral arrangements have not been i
completed, but it is expected that the
Odd Fellows will have charge.
Ferguson Advises Inquirer as
to Standing of Certain
Firms in Northwest,
(Salem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem. Or., Aug. 21. According to
Information reaching both the insur
ance and corporations departments of
the state, some peculiar moves are be
ing made in certain insurance circles.
Corporation Commissioner Watson
says the American Brokerage company
has no authority to do business in the
state, and Insurance Commissioner
Ferguson has written a letter giving
an inquirer advice as to what he
should do with an offer of the broker
age company to trade his stock In the
American Life & Accident company for ;
stock in the American Brokerage com
pany of Tacoma. Back of it all there
is said to be a scheme to consolidate
several insurance companies of th
Pacific northwest under. the title of
Consolidated Life.
The Insurance department recently
approved a reinsurance arrangement
and the American Life & Accident
company went out of business, follow
ing a stormy .career. The life busi
ness was turned over to the First Na
tional Life of Tacoma.
Commissioner Ferguson, In his let
ter, which la addressed to S. P. Bach
of Lebanon, says that the American
Brokerage company of Tacoma is an
unknown concern, is not authorized to
transact business in this territory and
anyone soliciting business on its be
half In the state Is violating the law.
Continuing,' the commissioner de
nounces McCallum, formerly with the
American Life . & Accident Insurance
company, stating that he was respon
sible, more than any other, for the sale
of stock of that company In a manner
which was severely condemned by state
supreme court in Its opinion when it
stated that "a fraud was perpetrated
upon the public."
"Do you think his advice in this
matter would be for your benefit?"
writes the insurance commissioner.
"The only suggestion I have to offer
at this time Is to hold your stock un
less you get a good cash offer for it"
The First National Life of Tacoma
Is commended by the commissioner.
Lebanon to Have
Begnlar Delivery
Lebanon, Or., Aug. 21. At the reg
ular meeting of the city council Tues
day night, Dr. W. O. Amos was ap
pointed mayor pro tern, the office
havirrg been rendered vacant by the
death of A. BX Lerslng. .
A resolution, was adopted complying
with postal regulations, which will
give-Lebanon a city delivery.
Engineer MeArthur is drafting a
map and systematislng the town, so
the houses may be numbered for the
convenience of the mall service.
WISCONSIN MAN. TO TALK
Professor John R. Commons of
Madison, Wl8 one of the members
of the federal Industrial commission
now In the city, will speak Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock In the green
room ot the Commercial club on "The
Wisconsin System." ' Professor Com
mons will tell of what his state has
done in modifying Oregon' political
system and In organising a most ad
vanced industrial system for bringing
capital and labor closer together.
( Auto tfpsets; Six Hurt.
I . McMinnville, Or., Aug. Jl. Six men
were hurt last night when an auto-
mobile In which they were returning
from Silverton tipped over. The "In-
lue&A tra ft Nffltnn fnr jniintv
(clerk of Yamhill county, aerious; J.
t B. Johnson, three ribs broken: Walter
I Doty, Henry Crawford. Jeff Nelson
a Archibald Terry.
NSURAMCE
CONCERNS
ACTIONS ARE WATCHED
BY THE COMMISSIONER
FIVE KILLED VHEN
AUTO LEAVES BRIDGE
i
J. Bluford Davis, Well Known
Ranch Owner, Lost Con
trol of Machine '
,
North Bend. Or., Aue. 31. As . J. "
Bluford Davis, driving an automobile f
with six passengers, neared tho pony
Point bridge late last evening, be lost
control of th car, which plunged
through the railing and dropped 20
feet, killing Davis akd four of the
passengers. One other, Alvin Bourne,
was seriously Injured, and George Was
eon was unhurt.
With Davis, who was a, leading
ranchen the dead are: O. W. Wlrth,
ranch owner; Chris Peterson, owner of
a saloon in Marshfteld; James Wan
ton, pioneer and deep sea fisherman,
and John Negaton, a homesteader.
The men were pinned beneath tho
car and though help was rushed to
them quickly none could be revived
but Bourne. t
The party was on its way to South
Inlet on a pleasure trip. Wasson held ;
Bourne's head above water until help 1
came. The others were either killed :
by the weight of the car or drowned. I
There was about two feet of water t
in the stream, the tide being in at the
point where the bridge crosses Pony
Inlet narrows. There is a sharp turn
there, where two years ago an auto
mobile turned turtle though no one
was hurt.
The bodies of the victims of last
night's accident were brought- to
North Bend for preparation for burial
in Philadelphia.
Olson Must Put Up
Bond to Keep Peace
Stents Storekeeper Accused of Threat
ening to K1U Wife Possesses Medal
for Saving Vt Lives.
Conrad 8. Olwn of Lents', an ap
pointee of ex-President Roosevelt to
the transport service, during which
time he was given a medal by the
hjgh army officials for saving the
liveB of 17 men, stood before Acting
Judge Haney of the municipal court
this morning and told a story of his
war record and bravery, while his
wife related how he had threatened
to kill her Tuesday night.
The couple, advanced In years, con
duct a little grocery store at Lents,
where the neighbors say trouble has
occurred many times within the last
two years.
"I believe the neighbors." said the
acting Judge. "I believe the trouble
is liquor. I believe your wife when
she says you threatened to kill her.
I am afraid you may carry out your
threat some time when provoked and
while drinking. Therefore, the only
thing I can do is to require a bond
of $500, which if . given will allow
your liberty; but you must remain In
custody until this is given."
Olson said he would give It within
a few days.
Gasoline Costs $1
Gallon in England
Strong Demand for Oil tot War Pur
poses Cause of Tremendous Adranoe
la Prices la Xiondon.
While the present European war has
brought about Increased prices in this
country, its immediate effect on Eng
land may be seen from the fact that
petrol (gasoline) was selling In that
country for SI a crallon on Aueust 8.
according to a letter received in Port
land this morning.
,Ag the petrol supply Is mostly Im
ported from the continent It can be
seen Interruption of communication
with the continent for any period of
time would soon hare the automobiles
of England motionless in garages.
At the time the letter was written
the French government had com
mandeered all the taxi cabs In Paris
and the English government had taken
over a large number of- motor convey
ances and taxis in London.
Since .the outbreak of hostilities Lon
don has been nervous of night attacks
by aeroplanes and dirigibles and power
ful search lights have been combing
the sky throughout the nights.
The opinion was freely expressed in
London that Germany had gone to)
war in the belief that England, dl-1
vlded over the Irish troubles, either
would not fight r would be at a great
disadvantage.
Junction City Is Growing.
Junction City, Or., Aug. 2L Hansen
A Nelson, proprietors of Junction City
meat market, have bought a " lot on
Greenwood, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, and will immediately begin
the ereotlon of a concrete building
83x60 feet, to be occupied by them.
The building will contain modern cold
storage and ice plant, with capacity
of 1000 pounds of Ice daily. Junction
City now has- one fit the best bank
buildings in the state, and when the
meat market building is complete. It
will be one of the finest markets. All
buildings erected here lately, both in
country and town, are being built of
first class material and modern.
A drissle of rain fell here this morn
ing, but It was not enough to lay the
dust.
Caae for Equity Court.
Salem Or., Aug. 81. That the state
game and fish commission must resort
to equity proceedings In court to re-
voke a license upon the ground or
a i.nrunatlon la an onln-
Ion filed by Attorney General Craw
. v.. "IT '
ford. The opinion was asked because
of the charge that Beuffett Bros, se
cured the location of Sam Williams,
an Indian, three miles from The Dalles,
hv renresentlng that there was no fish
NEAR
NORTH
END
ing appliance within 800 yards, when, scott At San Pedro. cai Nellie B. Scott
it is asserted by the Indian. rx.J9'S.
sueh appliances on the ground and had
occupied the fishing grounds last year.
Woman Given Divorce.
Circuit Judge Gatens this . morning
granted a divorce to Mrs. Nettie Dal
ton from George Dalton. The Daltons
were married September 17, 1805, at
Los Angeles; and Mrs. Dalton alleged
that Dalton has since acquired bad
habits. She was allowed custody Of a
daughter and $15 a month for the sup
port of tho child. . .
Bays "Wife Left Him.
Suit for divorce was filed this morn-
ln hv Dunrsa M. InnM asrailnst MraL
, N. A. Jones. They were married at
J Cape Yard, Mo November 30, 1904,
i and Jones alleges Mrs. Jones left him
I September 7. 1912.
"Friends in Need"
Are Journal 'Want Ads"
Many of today's worrisome little
problems and many of the big ones,
too find happy solutions through the
"Want" Ad." columns of The Journal.
Journal "Want Ads'- are -little
friends in need, always at quick com
mand, always able for every task.
Let a Sunday "Want Ad" be the
test.
Get it in early to secure proper clas
sification. If your name appears in either of
the telephone directories, phone in
your ad,
Call Main 7173, or A-6051
School Superintendent Leaves.
City School Superintendent L. R.
Alderman left last night for the mid
dle west to attend several county
teachers' institutes. He expects to
return just before the local schools
open next month. Chicago will be
the farthest east he will go.
Bafratt O'Hara, lieutenant-governor
of Illinois, Is a candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination to succeed United
States Senator L. Y. Sherman.
Want Ad Rates
la arfect Oct. 1. 1913.
ALL PREVIOUS KATK8 CANCEL LCD
CBA4iagl AUVKKXCBKUK-NTS
Dally or Sunday.
IH cents per wore per tusertlon.
Tbla chart la tor all claaaificatlooa eicept
Ids "tat Ktut In frivHta fr'amliy," "Uooid and
Bord in frivat Family," "Wtaatloa Want
ed" and "Wanted to Eanf aua., wbica ara
1 fL cents per word per Insertion.
Ne ad chirred tor lew than Id cants.
CASU ADVEUXlgMSNTB
t cant per word tor all elaaelfleatlaa
exerptlnt; "For Bent in Private ramUr."
"Uoum and Board in Private Family. " 'dlt
nation Wanted" and "Wasted to Heat" a da.,
wntcn are 1 eenta per word.
Three Inserttona for the price of twa.
Beven Inaertiona (or the price ot fire.
Mo ad taken for if thao 13 cent.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5, 6, 7
On Improved city property. We also
deal in Corporation and Municipal
Bonds.
BOBEBTSOK ft EWUfO,
207-8 northwestern Bank Bldg.
MEETING NOTICES
41
GRAND picnio Sunday, August 23.
Klrkpatrick Council No. 2227.
Knights and Ladies of Security, cordi
ally invites all members of the order
and the public to attend their closing
picnio at Crystal Lake park. Big pro
gram of I games of baseball (ladies'
championship ball games), races and
contests, good prizes, dancing, best
union music; bowling alleys, swings,
boating. In fact everything for a good
time; refreshments sold on the grounds.
Admission 10 cents; fare. 5 cents. Be
sure and come.
AL KAUER TEMPLK,
A. A. O. N. M. S.
Stated session .Satur
day, August 22, at 8
p. m.. Masonic Temple,
West Park and Yamhill
streets. Concert by the
band from 7:30 to 0
o'clock.
Trnnstiortatlon for the Shrine picnio
at Gladstone Park will be on sale
during the session.
Visiting nobles cordially invited.
. HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder.
THE Woman's Equal Rights league
will hold their meeting Friday even
ing, 8 P. m., August 21, at 205 1st
st. The question of statewide prohi
bition will be a topic of discussion,
with good speakers to attend. All are
invited to come. Refreshments served
after" meeting.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE, U. D.. A. F. &
A. M. E. A. degree tonight at 7:30
o'clock. Visitors welcome. By order
of W. M.
Hi. ti. IV im.
Secretary.
yitaJ Statistics
marriages. Births . Dtatbs.
MARRIAGE JLICEX8E9
Jeseph r. Handler, Chapman' Or., 87, and
Mary M. Klfer. Perkins hotel. 85. .
Qeorre Everett Young, 303 6Ui St.. legal,
sad Jeaale L. Hickman, 841 14tn at., legal.
ti.tOi.. TO IavkIot. A81 Olnekamaa St..
legay and Florence K. Child. 1143 Division
"t'iaiaonLS. Uklna. 618 17th at.. Ieeal, and
Cora C. Painter, 1107 K. Card there, legal.
Charle H. Thornell. 43 Monroe St., legal,
and Caroline Bocklngnein, 436 Monroe sc.
lgal.
W.G.Smith & Co. 7
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
and
cards.
DRESS suits far rent, all sisea. Unique
Tallorrne: jo no atsrn si.
BIRTHS
KIPLKY To Mr. and Mra. H. S. Ripley,
Portland, July zt. a aon.
rmith To Mr. and Mrs. Georira Smith.
6O05 SerentyaeTentli street 8. . August
2, a daughter.
BYBNE To Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne, BU
Vincents h'oapltai, Aognat o, a son.
KLINE To Mr. and Mra. George B. Kline,
607 Blamant street. JUiy is, a aaugnter.
BOOT To Mr. and Mrs. William Root, Haw.
- tborne avenue, July 23. a daughter,
, jenK8 To Mr. and Mrs. William Q. Jenks,
. July 81, a dangnter.
i HARRIS To Mr. and Mra. Mlrel
Mlrel J. Harris,
t 2t Morrlii street. Anguat 8. a eon
B.EKD To lit. and Mra. Joaepn Reed, 883
Bnrnaide street, Augnat la, a eon.
KOYES To Mr. and Mra. Homer W. N'oyea,
86T Beat Tentn at. is .. Aiiguet it, a son.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
and Mrs. William Hurler, of Hlllsboro. Or.,
alster of Mra. W. R. Pingbam, ' of St. Hel
ens; Cllne and Wlllard Hurler, of this city.
Tne funeral service win be bed at the con
tarratorv chapel of the T. S. Dunning, lac.
east aide funeral directors, 414 E. Alder, at
3 p. ta., today (Friday). Frleada Invited.
Interment Mt. Bcott Park eetnetery.
VOOL8 -At St. Vincent hospital, Aug
is
wdttf w. Wooda. aged 49 years, huahand
rf ' Mm. Roele Wood. The funeral atrricea
will be held at the conees-ratonr eh a pel of
the f. S Denning, Inc.. east aide funeral
im4nn. 414 B. Alder, at 2 o. j m. Sunday
Aag. 23. - Friends invited. Interment Mt.
Seott Park cemetery
fellTLfcR la tbla elty. Aug. 31. William J,
Butler, aged 48 rears, late Of 1223 B. 10th
at. N. The remain are at the reaideace
establishment of J. p. Flnley a Son, Mont
gomery t finn at
GRAFTON In tela city. Aug. 20. N. Harry
Oraftoav aged 47 year. The remains are
at the residence eetaDllabment or J. P. Fin
ler A Sou. Montgomery at Fifth st. Notice
tal funeral feaxealtec
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
(Qontlnncd.) t
TAGGAKT At the residence ot hia slater.
Mrs. Georglna Euppert. 580 Bldwell ate.,
Rurua Milo Tagaart, aged SO year. 8 months.
12 day. Belindas at the funeral parlora ot
Walter C. Kenworthy, 1987 E. 13th. Sellwood.
CARDIFF Martha Cardiff, 270 Columbia U,
Auguat 16, 13 rear; tuberculoid
HANSEN Leone Croas Hansen, 63 N. 8th at
August 18. 4 yean; acute gaatro enteritis.
BCB1CK Eldiidge fiorlck, St. Vincent's hoa-
pltal, Auguat 10, SM yea re, caracome of leg.
CHOUGH Lewi G. Crouch, Multnomah boe-
picai, Aug. it, yeara; perl tool tie.
CF AMD Lulu Crane, 221 13th at Auguat 18,
42 rears: asphyzlafion.
iTCABTHT Mra. Lillian McCarthy. St. Tin
cent's hospital, Augnat 18, 81 yaara; acute
intestinal obstruction.
NOHTH John North, SO Montana ST4., Aog-
nt m. UK ypurs; apoplexy.
ti. iuvii. buus., ilurisls; fine tlowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison et.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 alb. it,
in SHltne bid. Main 7215.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NEW HOME J. P. FIN LB If at SON
The only residence undertaking es
tablishment in Portland. Representing
the greatest advance In the science of
funeral service. The automobile equip
ment and secluded driveway are among
the many exclusive features. The es
tablished policy of moderate prices has
never been changed.
J. P. FIN LET & SON.
Perfect Funeral Service,
Montgomery nt 5th.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
funeral director. 880 Sd st., corner
Salmon, iady assistant. Phones a-
1511. Main 507.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
Bast Side Funeral Dlrpotora
414 Cast
Alder Ft. Kat 52. B-2S23.
Dunning & McEntee S"
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-466K. l,a dv assistant.
A R 7pllpr Cn 692 Williams ave.
ni lli-CllCl jJt East 1088. C-10S8
Lady attendant. Day and niarht strvlce.
WaLTKR C. KENWORTHT. successor
to A. ti. Hemp'oclr. 1C87 EL lXth
8ellwood 71. B-1122. Lady assistant.
RT RvrriPC. Williams and Knott.
I. DjrlllCOK. 1115. C-1943.
KENWORTHY Ma?n.EenFtVxM
FRIPQHM RESIDENCE UND. FLS.
CnlUOUlM M. 6133. A-22S5. 44R Mors.
ClCArQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162
OIaLVVLo A-2321. Cor. Id and Clay.
. L LERCH, leading east side under
taker. F 11th & Clay. B-1S83. E. 781
Uomilinn Eat th nd Gllsan. Fu-
nf'MiHUM neral services. Tabor 431.
'FARDW Undertakers. East ltit.
S9-371 Russell st.
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-263
4th St.. opp. city hall. M. 8564. A 1516
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
A X'TT'TXr R trr m Hunt I aw a ir Una
mm. -a w e a waua v M v wv va alUWl O.
iirepiavce, paneiea aining room, all
Kinds buiitin work. Dutch kitchen with
breakfast nook; $2800. $300 down, bal
ance like rent. Hawthorne car to 60th
and Division, west to 68th st. south, to
ynm nxrn I iwn r- - ,nn, 1711
FOR SALE Three lots, one new mod
ern 5 room house, and a farm for
33700 less than cost. These fine pieces
must go In the next 30 days. Ad
dress 11 S3 Montana ave.; phone
w uuuiawn oi.
DOUBLE constructed 4 room modern
house, UD-to -data finished, lot 40x
loo. east iront. variety of fruit, hen.
houses and yards. Cheap for cash
Will exchange Zor acreage; hi block
rrom AiDerta car. iQ3i B. Z9th st. r
32d00 5 room bungalow, modern, rood
location, full cement basement, furn
ace, fireplace, beam celling In living
roorh. An attractive place at an attrac
tive pricesfiziiuiisaisL, near 3 2d.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOME
On vour lot or ours: by vour own
plans or ours; pay us line rent.
THE OREGON HOME-BU ILDERS.
1330 Northwestern Bank Dlde.
1626 THREE room house on 80x110
it., corner lot, west side, 6c car
fare; lto casn, siu- monthly. M.
K. Lee, oza corpett niag.
THREE room house, 50x100 lot, gas.
CI rrvj li i . jt uooa"v . fc. a v.ca leav
ing town. Will sacrifice. Easy terms.
wood lawn zusi.
fci A h. K. m a.n offer: new 1 room hnn
galow, 439 62d St., 2Vs blocks south
Of Banay oiva. oee owner, 473
Wnsn. Bee tms toaay.
HOUSES in Irvlngton for two-thirds
their value choice location: also lota:
houses furnished and unfurnished for
rent. East 278. w. ti. ll era in an.
DIG sacrifice for cash; a room house.
modern, aiitiu; aiso iot, 426. own
er. Tabor 937. -
A FINE 6 room cottage, 32160; very
easy terms. Phone Main 77 SO. Ask
for Boehm.
NEAR east aDoroach Broadway bridse.
$20 room. house. $10 4 room cot-
tage. Phone East 864.
BARGAIN West side house. fins
new, cost $8500. Will sacrifice for
$2500. 406 -Commercial blk. Mar. 1753
$1850 room house 3 lota, fruit and
roses, cement waias; terms. jau
855 Salmon at. owner.
tas MONTHLY without interest hurt
new 8 room house; price $2850, $300
cash. East 48th. Owner, Woodlawn 693.
! OK SALE room cottag, one blk.
from carline. Price $1300; terms.
Phone Woodlawn 999.
WHEN you answer ttieae Want Ada
maatlOB Thm Journal.
FOR BALE U OUSES 01
L.OBiiana.j
BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION.
Altogether Lovely
DO TOU WANT A MODERN
HOMJLIN TUB COUNTRY.
BUTHVITH ALL OF CITY
ADVANTAGES t ONLY IS
MINUTES FROM HEART OF
CITY. ON GOOD CARLINE:
MAGNIFICENT 20 MINUTE
AUTO RIDE. GRAND VIEW.
NOTHING BETTER. YOUR
OWN TERMS IF YOU MAKE
A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
ALSO CHOICE LOTS ON
YOUR OWN TERMS. J-S24.
JOURNAL.
SWELL BUNGALOW SNAP.
Just finished and ready to move
Into, fi rooms, doubly built, finely fin
ished, extra large airy rooms, oak
floors, fireplace, panel dining room,
buffet, bookcase, Dutch kitchen, fine
fixtures, brick piers and cement front
porch, located between the river and
Milkaukle st-. close in, & block to car;
price a snap, $2750; small casu pay
ment and IIS jper month.
818 Board of Trade. Main 74S2, A-4401.
AN invitation Is extended to a few
rent payers to visit Cumberland and
Parkway Sunday, August 23. and view
a practical method of building homes
on monthly payments which are less
than rent charges of similar houses
elsewhere In Portland, the 20th bouse
now under construction, see them Sun
day, and you will also stop paying
rent. Take a Misslsslppl-Kenton car
to Albina. and Etelcum avenues. 1 block
north of Peninsula Park, 10 minutes
from flown town.
A NEW 6 room bungalow, 1 blocks
from carline. full cement basement,
wash trays, Lmtch Mtchen with built
in effects, bath with hot and cold
water connected, reception hall, large
front porch and electric fixtures, win
dow shades and linoleum, lot 45x100
to 10 foot alley; will sell with any
reasonable payment down, balance like
rent- we paid $2460; will sell for
12175 before the 1st of September.
Call Marshall 1880.
WE will build and
f lnano e a home on
your lot or any lot you
may select. Pay zor it
like rent. We guaran-
. . . . I. M.n
tliee sa.iisia.cuuo. vaiu
US.
BOWMAN
& CO.
Commercial
Club Bids.
ONLY SlkaO A new 5 room modern
bungalow. This house must be sold
soon. Was built and will be sold by
owner. If you want a new home for
lees than you can build one, don't fail
to see this. Beamed ceilings in dining
room, built in buffet, window seat anCl
two bookcases. Basement and large
attic In a restricted district, 876 cash,
balance easy. Call owner. Tabor 1782.
OR. SALE at ML Tabor, two full
sise lots and house with Improve
ments, and a fine vineyard on place.
Owner will Instruct buyer how to
take care of grapes for two years.
Price $3500, 1-8 down. E. 63d. Apply
to C. A. Beyer, manager Frank's gar
age. 2d and Jefferson, between 1 and
' o'clock.
Stop! Look! Listenl
FivT room house. modern. Dutch
t ai k. . laA tAaw a 1 a-4 a
fixtures, all large rooms, full front
porcn, one block from car, price $1400.
H. E. Potter, owner, Millard a vs..
Mount Scott car,
WOULD like to have a 10 minute
business chat with the wife or
mother who wants her own home near
Peninsula park and Jefferson High
school and get It with rent money.
pnone Main 7 7 do, a-?S7 4. jueave aa
dress and convenient hour for Mr.
Gregory.
HOME FOR THE OLD FOLKS. $760.
LENTS.
Tr. w ... 4 wsl am aAaaaJt a
v ci jr ucn t a uuui iuvoi tj vuiuiptri.
city water and sink In; corner lot; 325
down ana sio a montn. see pnoto at
office of Fred W. German Co.. 91 i
Chamber Of Commerce.
$20 cash, $10 monthly for modern 6
room bungalow, 3 lots, fruit and
shrubbery, $2000. See owner, 8006
Clayton st, near Woodmere school.
Phone Tabor 2984.
FOR SALE LOTS
10
$700 Half acre tracts, west side, 6c
car rare, line soil, just a tew
of these half acres left. Don't
wait Until they are all sold.
Come In and let us take you
out to see them. Best buy
around Portland: $20 cash, $10
monthly. M. hi Lee, 622 Corbett
bldg. .
SPLENDID 60x100 corner on Main st,
Vancouver, Wash., for $800. Think
of the bridge and act. N. W. Merrl
field, 810 Washington sU, Vancouver,
Wash.
140
0x110 ft. lot. west side. Cc
car fare. You can cut your liv
ing expenses by purchasing this
large piece of ground; lies high
and sightly, best of soil; $10
cash, $5 monthly. M. E. Lee,
623 coroett Diag.
LOTS 10 and 12. block $1, facing east,
Irvlngton Parle; cement wanes, l
Mock to car, $750.
Address box 68, R.
P. 2. Boyd, or.
FOR SALE 3 acres near new cannery
t Grestiam. Phone Main 4S&.
$350 Quarter acre tracts, west side.
dc car tare, lies line, dsbi ox
soil, good neighbors, fine for
garden truck and chickens; $10
cash, balance $5 monthly. M. E.
Lee, 622 Corbett bldg.
WHKN you answer theae Want AOS,
mention The journal.
ACREAGE
07
Acreage
1, t. 6 and 10 acre tracts. $0
minutes out on
New, Big, Red, Steel Electric
Cars
lie commuters fare; very best
of soil, water and community
conveniences; $125 to $500 per
acre, on installments.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
Main 85. 103 4th st. A 3 600.
5 ACRES $360.
$19 down and $6 a month' buys S
sores food loKered off land between
Portland and Centralis, on main Una
of 3 railroads, lMi miles from town
of 1000 population; saw mills, shingle
mills and other Industries: some of
these tracts are half cleared; beauti
ful trout stream; first class bottom
land; good soil, lies well, fine location:
160 acres to choose from. Perfect
title. Warranty deed.
BELL REAL ESTATE CO,
212 Railway Exchange.
I OWN absolutely the oest bottom
land on Columbia riverv 90 per cent
now dyked. Joining good mill town.
rv. xt. aepoi ana river, wiia a Dig ue
mand for houses, lots and small
tracts; price but $100 per-acre, or a
Firopositlon that will net $20,000 profit
n 6 months; any banker will say the
same; investigate. O..J Brooks, Rai
nier, Or.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electilc sta
tion 1-3 mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine Valley orchard tracts: best soil,
free wood; elegant location. Prices
only $i5 to $160 per sera In small
tracts; easy terms.- Frank JMeFflrUnd
Fealty Co.. 309 Yeon bids;.. Portland Ur.
ft ACRES $500
Ready for plow. $1 fare from Port
land, close to school, station. $100 cash,
employment by month as part pay if
wanted. 1$ tracts on market. Claude
Cole, 917 Board of Trade.
0.6 ACRES lor sale by owner; 12
acres stumped; 13 acrea In hay
among stumps; balance pasture. Good
macadamised road. Address P. A.
Hyde. Tsnnton, or.
WHEN yon answer these Want Ada,
mention The Journal.
I V Btt
ACREAGE . 57
QUARTER ' ACRE TRACTS -ON
WEST SIDa
Good soil. Bull Run water, le ear
fare. -. -
SS down. 25 per month.
An opportunity worth investigating.
SHEPARD & GEARIN.
4S2 Washington at., near lith.
Main 885. A-4T10.
- Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close t ear
line, ea-v terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1686, or Sell
wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
A' FINK OPPORTUNITY
For a man with small means; 14 acres,
good stream on land, good spring on
land, some small brush on creek bot
tom, about 8 acres of creek bottom on
the 10- sores, land Is easy to clear;
will make a fine chicken or berry
ranch; this land Is unimproved but has
no heavy timber or stumps; land la
miles from Camas. Wash.; good farm
on all sides of land; mil to school:
price $500; can be bought on small
payment, good terms on oaianoe.
10 acre farm, 100 acres under plow.
220 acres tillable, fair buildings, finest
water, soma stock and machinery; fine
stock proposition. 6 miles from rail
road and boat. R. F. D. dally, school
across road; price $18,000: wlU ex
change for other property. What have
ou T
40 acres, about 80 acres under plow,
land practically all tillable, lay prac
tically level; good well of water, good
small barn, shack of house, K. F. IX
by place daily, school half mile, on
county road: place Is a miles from
railroad station and boat landing; 1
mile from state road; price 12000.
This Is a snap, as It cost this much to
clear this land. Geo. 7. Moody,
Washouajal, Wash.
LAND BUYERS' NOTICE!
Tour labor value of $3 per day and
$1140 cash buys 40 acres splendid farm
land, ready for plow, close to school;
value $100 per acre, leaving you a
larg profit. Opportunity for alx
farmers only. Claude Cole, 117 Board
of Trade bldg.
FOR SALE (o acres. 8 miles from
city limits. lVk miles of electrto
R. R,; well Improved; $15,000, $3000
cash, balance 8 years at 3. Phone
East 1089, or address 636 Williams ave.
FOR BALE First class dairy or stock
ranch on wuiamatie siougo, u
seres of finest pasture In the coun
try. See Mra Saline, Saline's Landing.
steamer America.
SACRIFICE 40 acres, $ room house,
chicken house, etc.. la mUes from
station; fare $3.76 return from Port
land; $700 cash If taken before 1st.
Owner, K-17, journal.
40 ACRES. $960.
$1 fare from Portland, Splendid
farm land; close to school; $200 cash.
Claude Cole, 917 Board Of Trade.
TWO-THIRDS price for close to Port-
land farm, $2(00 cash and balanoe
$1400 mortgage. V. F. Thomson, R. L.
VVashougal, Wash. -WRITE
W. E. Wood Realty Co 91$
Willamette it, Eugene, Or- Willam
ette valley farms and acreage.
20
ACRES Improved, with buildings,
on macadam roao. .eiso, waau
$1000
Box 701 Rainier, Or.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads.
mention The Journal.
FOB RENT FARMS 14
$60 ACRES. 6) highland, never over
flows; 260 in cuiuvauon: earn
290 feet long and holds 136 head of
cattle: 11 room house; personal prop
erty for sale. Will glva long lease.
H. F. Gilbert, 116 Lumber Exchange.
A air fhr Rlsna.
TWO acres near irZ Comfortable cot
tage, furnished, 125 fruit trees, small
fruit, chicken houses and parka Tennis
court, isiepnone, xireyia.ua, -w
waukle Red 854 '
'jin &a uru under cultivation. 6
miles from WashougaL Wash. Per
sonal property for sale. EX F. Gilbert,
215 Lumber Exchange. Ask for Bland,
TIMBER
28
WANTED Timber. State prtoe, legal
description. M-18, Journal.
HOMESTEADS
47
GOING to Harney county by auto.
Want 2 more parties to locate on 820
acres. A homesteader. -li Manor in.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
Have You
A Good Lot
TO TRADE IN ON THE BEST
NEW $5000 HOME IN ROSE CITY
PARK7 IF YOUR WIFE SEE8
THIS HOME, YOU WILL NEVER
HAVE ANY PEACE AGAIN UN
TIL YOU BUY IT. IF YOU
MEAN BUSINESS. GET BUSY
AND I WILL SHOW YOU. NO
AGENTS. D-160. JOURNAL.
WE CAN aBLL OK TRADE.
If you wish to sell your real estate
for cash or trade for other property. It
win pay you to see us zor quick re
sults. io years successiui puataaai
Is our guarantee for a square deal.
M'KENZIE a CO
815 Gerllnarer bldg. Ms In 1803
WANTED, SOUTHERN IDAHO
STOCK OR ALFALFA
RANCH.
Have a fine southern Oregon farm
of 470 acres, 200 acres in cultivation.
wub improvements ana rarm imple
ments, free and clear, price $30,000.
CALL, AN A KASER, 722-24 Yeon blder.
UNINCUMBERED, oesirabie business
and residence lots at Estacada. Or-
a prosperous Uttl town, to exchange
lor improved or unimproved xarra
lands; might pay some difference. G,
A. Cobb, I eon bldg-., city.
EXCHANGE Equi ty Of $11,000 la
looxioo west side cor,; A-l location.
worm jzu.uuu, zor new, modern pun
stricted district, of about $4000 and
$4000 cash, balance 8 years. Owner.
K-81, Journal.
FOR SALE or exchanre, 62 acres well
Improved, value $13,000; 7 miles
from city limits; would take Portland
residence property to $6000 as pari,
pay, balance terms. 63$ Williams ave-.
Portia no., rnone uii
31000 EQUITY TO EXCHANGE.
Hawthorne 6 room bouse; someone
with $150 casn and something to
trade can get a mighty fine exchange
on a room house In Hawthorne.
Smith-Wagoner Co.. Stock Exchanre
400 EUUiTY la 100x100 with 4 room
new bungalow, modern plumblne.
fine poultry bouse, on Base Line
road; Will trade for piano, Ford car
or arood cows. Inquire Tabor 1946.
EQUITY in 6 room modern house close
to Maw i noma ave. rnc stave
aultv iliOO. Will take lots or an au
tomobile. M. E. Lee. 622 Corbett bide.
ROOM bungalow: gooa building lot
and some cash, zor Ford or Btade
baker 4 passenger, 1914, MX-IS, Jour
nal
; 7 pAbSENGER auto, fine condition.
mod star or hire: oarxain: a:
x-
change real estate, anything of valu
2fi llth st.
ue
FOR EXCHANGE Fine 600 acre stock
ranch for income proj
Dperty.
Price
65.000. Clark Realty Co MedXord,
MODERN 7 room house, oorner lot. E.
12th eu, clear, went acreage. Claude
Cole, 917 Board of Trade.
TIMBER land to exchange for Port-
land
property or improved farm
land.
811 Aiisny oiog.
EXCHANGE Portland lots ror acre
age. Address 1131 E. 31st. N. Wood
lawn 3379. '
TWO Hood River lots for sale cheap
or trade. K-83, Journal.
RESIDENCE to exchange for aa Im
proved farm. Lr201, Journal. -
WAXTEl-REAli ESTATE 81
" " ' 1 VanYa LOT. - r - -Small
payment down with second
mortgage privilege; want to build; can
furnish reference ' and security. O
993. Journal.
W AXTED REAIi " ESTATE Si
WANTED To lease on long time of
- buy on payments, 4 acre land with
4 room cottage, -southeast and outside
city limits preferred; not far from oar
line. F-122, Journal.
IIaVe a client for your S room house .
If well located and priced right.
311 AUsky bldg. s
ROOMING HOUSES
S3
, 11 Rooms 11
In heart of city, rent 117.50; furnaca
beat; furniture cost $800 months ago.
Price today for all. $145. Peters, IS
N. 6th st.
Richard J. Coad
Hotels, Rooming and Apartment
Houses sold and exchanged, lilt
Northwestern Bank bldg.
VHKN you answer these WaM Ads,
mention The Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCES 20
INDUSTRIOUS man wanted for gro
cery business; Invest, $500; make
$25 week. Take full charge, handle
all money, run the business to suit ,
you. Owner baa two store. 502
Broadway bldg. ..
POOL hall. 3 pool, 1 billiard tables, i
bowling alleys, cigars, soft drinks,
etc.; line fixtures; In wet town near -Portland:
only $1100; $700 cash. bal.
easy. 80S Lumber Exchange, 2d and
Stark. -
CONFECTIONERY and groceries. NIc
clean stock, fine business, on good
corner. Living room. Must sell' n
account of other business. 775 Union
ave, N. . .
$1000 cash and $2500 property will g
you the best paying business In -Portland
today. Investigate, M-4,
Journal. - . '
CONFECTIONERY, light groceries and
cigar store. End of carline. For
sale for cash or trade on city property.
Call Tabor 4073.
RELIABLE man of mechanical ability
wants chance to join In partnership.
Can invest some money. Address YX
926, Journal.
FOR BALE Grocery worth abvut
$1000; will consider a good trade for
house and lot; some cash must accom
pany a trade. J-323. Journal.
T T i I
EUROPEAN war compels me to sell
to highest bidder this week, grocery
and fixtures. See agent, 603 Broad-
y oldg.
OR SALE Drug stock and fixtures,
rood location. If you have ' any
money to pay down, balance can be ar-rna-ed
to suit X-776. Journal
CIGAR stand and light confectionery.
centrally located, a bargain if taken
at once. Price $200; rent $15. 848 ft
Stark st ;
CIGAR star.d. fine cor. location, clean
stock, invoice or 7U0 casn. terms.
803 Lumber Exchange, 2d and Stark.
1000 Business Cards, $1.00
Ryder Ptg.Co..a. W. cor. 3d and Morrlsoa
HARNESS and shoe store for saie
cheap. Oak Prove, or.
POOL HALL.
8 tables for sale or trade. Tabor 3317.
WHEN you answer tha Waul Aatj
mention rne journal.
MONEY TO LOAN 27
REAlESTATE
LOANS on Improved city property or
for building purposes; advances maaa
as building progresses; liberal rerav
ment prlviles.es; no commission- J. P.
Llpscombe, -4 2 rstarx st. nun . .
LOANS From $50 to $i000 made la
a day; lowest rates.
SMITH 1WVLS1 Jlt-M UO.,
903 N.-W. Bank bldg.
Main 877,
WE have inoi.ey to loan on your real
estate; first mortgages only. -HAMMOND
MORTGAGE COMPANY,
423 Chamber of Commerce.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE
701 Selling bldg,
CASH paid fdr niortsuges, notes, con
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonaoia
rates. F. H. Lewis & Co., 3 Lewis bldg,
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
TATE. WM. U. BA;K.'3lB FAlLf
ING BLDG. -
$100,000 on mortgages, city and farm
property, lire insurance, aicenaia
aV Co.. Qerllnger bldg., 2d and Aider. -
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Real estate security; appiy roora S04
Stock Exchange, 3d and Ysmhlll.
MONEY to loan amounts of $10
to 35000 on city property, a. u, unit.
101 Gerlinger bldg. - '
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Mortgases bought and sold. John L.
Kamopp. Railway Exchange bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES 1 ATE.
A. H. HARU1NU, 313 Cham, of Cotn.
MORTGAGE LOANS, and 7 per cent.
Louis Salomon 01 to., zz atarg st.
$1000 to $6000 private funds for imme .
diate loan, rnone labor zzv. -
$40,000 OR LESd. FARR1NGTON.
80 4th St., Board of Trade bidg.
$260, $350. $600. $s60. $1200. $2000.
Fred W. German Co.. 914 Cham. Com.
MONEY to loan, e to 8 per cent. W. H."
Selts at Co., 310 Spalding bldg.
MORTGAGE loans to per cenu
Fred C. King. 314 Spalding bldg.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada,
mention The Journal
$600 TO $6u to loan on improved real
estate. K.-77. .'ournai.
ilOOO or more to loan at once; Claude
Cole. 917 Board of Trade.
MONEY TO LOAN
CHATTELS, SALARIES
07
IMMEDIATE LOANS ' ;
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
AT EASTERN RATES
We have one of the finest retail
Jewelry stores tn the city. A loss de
partment la conducted tn connection
W.U, ... a M m ... vwm.mvww ....
LY CONFIDENTIAL, Absolutely
signs deslgnatinir loan business 41s-'
played In front of our store. All mar-
cnanaise piecgea is neia zor a penoa
of seven months, whether or not In
terest la paid when due. We are li
censed and have ben established
Sine 1$89. No connection with any
other loan eetablisbmen In this city
A. AM. DELOVAGE, JEWEI.KRri,
$34 Washington St.
WiE make loans in hours' time
At Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, planoa,
livestock, storage receipts, equltlea,
real estate, plain notes or furniture.
Portland Loan Co. .
(Licensed.)
Boom 205, Rothchlld bldg
Bet. 4th and 6th on Washington m
PRIVATE (PLACE
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, MUBICAia
INSTRUMENTS. ETC.
Buslnss strictly confidential.
Beparcte department for ladles.
ELISV C3. tLlcensed.)
22.0 Lumber Ex. ibldg., 3d and Star H
$ $ $ STAi'E SECURITY CO. 11
B 11 O K E R S
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTEflL
lift TO ioA
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACS TO
BORROW MONEY.
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURTTT 1 ;
Business Strictly Confidential I
STATE SECURITY CO, u
$ f $ 809 FAILING BLDG. tit
COLUMBIA Loan -Co.. 306 SwetlanS
bldg. Money to loan on chattala,
pianos, etc.. plain notes or anything og
value. W buy mortgages. Confidential
WHEN you answer thee Want Ad.
mention The Journal. - -
LOAKS on. diamonds, Jewelry: atrleUy
conrioentiai. nit sa at., nesr Aioer
ajOAKS on real estate, dlamonos, lew-
elry. Wm. Holl. R 9 Washington bldr.
MONEY to loan on diamonds, lew airy!
S. W. King 46 Washington bldg. -
LOAXS WANTED
WANTED 31600 to first mortgage,
city property, .zor ft years. loo air
892 Front.
(Coatlaaed. oa 2fSZt fag si
mm
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