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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' -THURSDAY, EVENING. NOVEMBER-28, 1914. 13 GRIT AND -DETERMINATION ... TO WIN PUT Success of Anti-Capital Pun ishment Measure Is Due to Paul Turner. s ' Paul Tutner. th men who formu and put on th ballot the meas r abolishing: capital punishment In Oregon, la well known In many parts ef the state as an advocate of reform measures. He advocated a similar measure two years ago, when it was defeated by over 22,000 majority. It required some devotion to principle end . considerable determination to tart out atone, secure funds and ob tain fbe 12.000 signatures. Turner waited for others to start the cam palgn until patience ceaeed to be a virtue. Without a cent to start with, he had credit with a printing company to secure the necessary printing of th petition, and In the latter part of Xpril secured his first donation, which aa from James B. Kerr. The aid of K. A. Harris, state printer, was a great encouragement C. E. 8. Wood, Governor Oswald West, O. H. Fitt gcrald, Alfred D. Crldge. Mrs. I. Wit tenberg, W. O. MecLaren and Ralph C. Clyde gave 'means and efforts to the aiiccessful work of securin the netl- don. , Wife Olves Aid. At the last Mrs. Ada V. Turner, his wire, put In J50 of her own money to help finance the measure. It required noma hours of hard rustling on the part of Mr. Turner to secure the neces sary traveling expenses to get to 8a lem to file It. TTt next step was "a campaign to overcome an adverse majority of 23,000. Paul Turnrjn his own words. describes the situation as follows: "There was not a dollar in the treas ury and very little organisation. I went before the women's clubs snd toe mills snd factories throughout the vnty. I kept at It every day for three months, paying my own street car fare and expenses. My great in terest in the measure grew out of my extensive study of what Is termed the positive school of criminology led by the eminent scholars Ferrl and Lorn broso. "The saving of the lives .of Pender and Wllklns; which seems to have been accomplished by its passage, was acci dental and due to the wording of the measure, which was caused by a desire to make it brief and clean-cut. Big Tote at Some. "After the filing of the measure I received $28 to make the campaign RURAL HUNGARY STILL DREAMING OF OTHER DAYS. AVERS WRITER "Vast Meadows Stretch to , the Eastward and Pasture to Flocks Sans Number," 1 Washington, Nov. 28. In writing to the. National Geographic society of tfils city. C. Townley-Fullam says that rural Hungary is upon the plane ot rural England. "Physically, she has a beauty all her own." he writes, and then continues; " "True, the noble magnificence of (the English estate is not reproduced; but there is a general air of the feudal rtdition, heightened by castle, tower England appreciably nearer. Abbiea and monasteries, creations of pure architectural beauty there are not; but the Rococo, the Beeeesulo, and that splendid Moorish type which passes, strangely enough for Gothic, fairly represent the achievements. The ba ronial splendors of the old homes of the magnates are first patriarchal and then wonderful. "Rural Hungary Is Still the dream of other day, the quaint, still life which brooded in pre-Renalssance pie tores and peeps out under the magle of Washington irvtng's touch restful, alluring and casting the reflective grace of innocence upon Its mighty sons. Ttweet Auburns' that are pass in'g in other climes nestle about every placid valley of this. Home of the Kappy. -"Here Is 'Aresdle. home of the hap py; and here in 'the forest primeval'; here are vast meadows stretched to the eastward and pasture to flocks without number. "When the land Is'snowbound, swept by the keen, clear, cold air of the white north, and the long winter nights fan, great wood fires crackle on the bare hearthstones; children and. old follr turn to the spinning of silk; the schools take their toll, and Virile ener gies are given over to basket weaving, reed plaiting and wood carving, just ss when Horatlua kept the bridge by the yellow Tiber. . "A musical, wine loving, hospitable race; warm, generous ana comnatitive; proud and vain; blood brother in tern, perament to the Impulsive Celt; dow TRANSPORTATION Steamer UigS Service Steamer -TAVXST QVUHr leaves Ash-Street dock dally ex cept Saturday. $ p. m. for Astoria and way points; returning, leaves Astoria daily except Sunday, .7 A. M. Tickets and reservations at O-W. R. A N. city Ticket Office, Third and Washington' streets; or at Ash-Street dock. Phoaet Mar sball 4&00, A-4121. poos Bay Line STEAMSHIP. BREAKWATER Saila from Alaaworts lock. Portia. . Esvry iTaaaday. rralg ht sod ticket ofTloa imr'SiHmw siwm. r, m V, 0, a). B. Itiae, S3S3. City ticket effica. M lixtl. ateM. W, Stiager, agaaL 1 aeaee sUrtaaU 460 a,iui . v . . 8. fkoma crrr-ro San Francisco, Lot Angeles ' a . m . bt The laa rranaiaee A ParUand $4 aal Waahinetoa Eta. Hth , w., Ca XaL Harakall 4600. sPacEi a-miT BILL THROUGH I , :-:J'r; ill I h? trA k J I Paul Turner, with. Owing to this fact 1 was com pellet! to confine my efforts to the Immediate vicinity of Portland, and the majority in Multnomah county for the measure was 2331. more than dou ble that of any other county in the state, which encourages me to believe tnat my efforts were of some value. - "I appealed largely to the unorgah- Ised working class of people In the mills and factories In part of my work, arid to them ascribe a consider able proportion of the favorable ma jority in this county. "Oregon is again In the lead, being the first state in the Union to abolish the death penalty by th Initiative and referendum." Paul Turner Is an American of four generations back, and is a native of Missouri, and in Oregon has been an active citizen for eight years. His great-grandfather was a chaplain in the Revolutionary war with C-corge Washington. It Is a demonstration of American pluck, determination and de votion to Ideals when, under such handicaps and difficulties aa confront ed him, he has won out in a cause re garded by many as a forward step for an humanity. ered like him with the curse of Reu- oen, with a total incapacity to unite on great issues and the power to fight on any soil but his own, but spared the Celtic reproach of having disturbed an states out rounded none. Dream? of Fatalists. "imagine a virile stock, which can still sit and think, can mourn Us past in a fair present, can fall Into gleam ing freniy as its harp or picture poet storms a delicate Imagination with Dreamless deed; a race which com- Dines trie Buddhist aversion to action with the Celtio instinct of opposition; improvident, again, as the Celt; lavish, naively alarmed at the courtesy of the stranger; simple, with the barbarian '.ust of pleasure to the eye, sensitive to its Inmost chords to gentleness a passionate, chlvalrlc, lovable, dreamy race of fatalists; h true Asian mys tery. "This brave, patient, endurln folk has sung Its rae back to Its ancient freedom. It has Sung, in the sweet mother tongue that but for It had been long rorgotten. or the glorious dead and the . stricken field, of memories ensnrined In wonderful lore, of hone and of regret; never of despair.- For it na witnai tnat touch of , humor which none but a Magyar could so finely have described as 'the smile be tween tears.' Choked With Pars Delight. "Pastoral Hungary has features all Its own. It stretches across the vistas of the reat plain In the region of noriooagy. There lives the genuine, original Magyar, the Centaur-Maseppa, wno, HKe nis sire of old, that rushed Alexander on the plains of Sgdiana, rides like a devil of the twilight; eats, drinks and sleeps on his small, tireless charger, and chokes with pure delight in lust or lire ana rush of wind." Many of the Hungarian customs ars full of qaintness to th westerner. Of the weddings and dances of the peas ants, Mr. Townley-Fullam says: "Bee him on St. Stephen's day In a picturesque garb, not riotously boister ous, nut gay in color and mood, or see htm at a wedding arranged to suit the crops and rather for the conven ience of the villagers. Then the fes tivities last from one to four dava. On does not wait for invitation; the going is a matter or courtesy to the bride. One drinks and dances, dances and drinks, sleeps under the table, in tne pig stye, oa the grass, anywhere, to rise and dance again. Day or nlarht the musio never stops, the wine springs never run dry. "The peasant girl whose considera tion depends upon the number of petti coats she can afford to wear I have seen one with 25 wears the jackboots, which ars family heirlooms, and thus weighted, dances till she collapses, and revives to dance again." Journal Want Ads bring results. TltAT HARVa4RD ACCENT WILL BE HEARD TODAY " ( t carr Gte.crmssxs? i 3W iTa-cioir.f,T f :- - , . fa . .. - - f3 : ; r : - . ry, . : : , v . . . ; . . . . . , . i J male . In ancient caves In Francs are regarded as" proof that man was right handed as far back as In the Stone age. MEETING NOTICES? 41 AL KADJER Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S Stated session Saturday, No vember 2 is, at 8 p. m., Masonic Temple, West , Park and Yamhill sts. Concert by the band at 7:30. Visiting nobles cor dially invited. By order s of th Potentate. - HUGH J, BOYD. Recorder. V'K3FOOT CAMP No. 66, Woodmen of the World, meets every Friday night la W. O. W. temple. 128 Elev enth street. All mem bers requested to be present. Visitors wel- come. O. W. T. Muellhaupt C. C. A. L. BARBTTR. Clerk. Vital Statistics marriges.Blrtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES josepa Morrln McDonDell, (KH5iix Hoyt St.. legel, and Mary Uaedonell Jessup, 6&0 Irving t., legal, Cos Carlton, 862 Caatle aTe 24 at. Carlbersr. 358 Monroe at.. 21. and Esther .Andrew Barbour ami E. 74th at. I 25, JSd LUrabeth O. rrenek. 3722 &5th St. A. K., Kllaabeth C. firadley. ld B. 12th at.. 26. I- Orenco. Or., 2a. and Jnlla Delia riu.ger.im E. 19th at. N., 19. Albert r. Paget, 5 Vlandem at., 22, and Beaale M. Emerlck. 5225 40th are. S. E.. 21. Martin C'aua, 4S07 tMtb at. 8. E 23, and Sttna C. Flnylaar. 4138 StU at. 8. E., 16. France Raymond Noel, 4447 61t at. S. E.. 22, and Uladjr Marie Sauleer, H612 roster road, 18. Wenzel Weber. 2076 Tbompnon 1 1., 23, and Gertro.de A. Janack, 2074 Schuyler at., 17. Charlea A. Rlrldor Wllanniil n. . VI ,M M. Louisa Niermann. 10A Stout it.. 21. Herbert Taggaaell, 602 Heur.r ., 22, and Mildred Ida Wllaon. ti2 Ramon a at., 17. Clyde Mumon, Mnnton, 21, and Minnie Flora Ifchnatone, St. Johns, 20. ,cnarjea v. McCoy. 1567 Sutton at., BO, and Myrtle E. Kalln. 24 Maryland ave 26. Jamea H. Bills. CM Couch St., 34. and Margaret Ere Uuffy, 10 E. 16th at. N4 22. Harry U. Holland. 449 -B. 24th at.. 28. and Mabel M. Baker. 402 Columbia at., IS. ay iiarry noseucraniz. eorvaiiis, or., legal, and Mabel Minerva Worceater, Seward hotel. udolpb W. Hurscbmidt. T73 2d U 27, and Flora F. Brooks. 773 2d at., 21. W, G. Smith & Co. XSSSiJS Third Hoor, Morgan bldg. DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. TJnlqu tailoring k:o., sus BtarK sc. BIRTHS SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Smith, 1114 Md. ae., Nov. 19, a daughter. STEWART To Mr. and Mrs, Joseph E. Stew art. 1707 E. 7th at.. Not. 20. a son. SODERWALL To Mr. and Mrs. Axel E. 80 dewall, 743 E. 80th st. N., Nov. 13, a son. HUNTER To Mr. and Mrs. Wta. S. Hunter, 753 E. Bum side at. Not. 13. a son. CLAC8SEN To Mr. and Mrs. H. Fred Oaua- en, (K Bortnwlck at.. Not. 3. a aon. MYERS To Mr. and Mrs. ciaode L. Myers, J6 Hemey a.. Not. 20. a aoo. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. joanaon, 131a uooney era., November 18, 1 aon. BEKCHLEY To Mr. and Mr. Edear H Beeehley, 633H Montgomery at. Noyember 11, a aon. MOLINARl To Mr. and Mra. Thomas Molln arl, 1901 Bayard at.. Korember 19, a aon. haktman To Mr. and Mra. Earl K. Hart man, GraAdeata apta., November 22, 1 daughter. - , W ALUM To Mr. and Mra. H. a WaHln, 986M Alblna ava., NoTember 22. a aon. WALTEBS Te Mr. and Mra. E. E. Welters, 86 Beech at.. November 11. a aon. BUSH To Mr. and Mra. James H. Bash, Lants, ur, November a, a son. MXLLEH Te Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mai ler. Lenta, Or., November ft. a daughter. DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 KeQES Norember 24, Jotin McOee, aged .68 years, beloved bnaband of Annie Mcwee and fatter of John h, Norbert W. and Mra. Harry lfalkooay. Fnneral will take place from the residence, 10T2 Vernon street. Friday, November 27. at S:30 A. M. Servlcea at Bt. Andrew's cbturh, corner Kaat Sta and Al berta atreeta, 0 o'clock. Friends lavited. la tarment mi. calvary cemetery. t BANTAM At tbe family residence, 02 Uich lgaa ave., November 29, Eltaabeth T. Ban tam, aged 50 years 6 montha 20 days, beloved wife of W. U. Bautani. Announcement of fu neral later. v acUNVDUr-Bolae, Idabe, No. 24, John T. ftchnyder, age 40 year, eldest son w Mr. and Mra. Tbomaa 8cbnyderr 260 Hamilton ate. Interment Botae. November 27. BLKTHEN Taylor J. Bletben. Waablagtoa Park, November 21. 29 years, gunsbot woond. CRABILL John Crablll, 237 B. 0th at. X, Norember 21, 71 years; arterto rcleroela. ATTEEBUBY John M. Atterbnry, Good Ba marltaa .November 22, 76 years; broneboo pneumonia, HUFk Julia L. Raff. S0 E. BalaioB at., No- vember 21. 59 years: apoplexy, THOMSON Margaret Thomson, Portland sanatorium, November 22, 31 yearaj carci- noma of colon. MARTIN & FORBES CO florists, $47 Wash. Main 260, A-1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers and 'floral designs. 2a7 Morrison st. MAX M. SMITH, florist, 141V4 6th it, in Belling oiog. wain 7zit. CAriKKT sprays as low aa $1.60, Lubliner. florists. Portland hotel bin. FUNERAL DIRECTORS A. R. Zeller Co East 1038, C-1088. Lady attendant. Day and night service. WALTER C KENWORTHY. successor to A R Hem stock. 1687 K. 13ti. Sell wood 71. B-1122. Lady assistant bC A DCAM Undertakers. Bast 1080. I $69-371 Russell st D T DwrnAc and ni It UjrillooEast 1115. C-1843. C D I CHM RESIDENCE UND. 6133. A2236. 448, Mora CIClATC Undertaking Co. Main 415$ Or C VV CO A-iJSL Cor, Sd and Clav. UomlUnn 0th and Olisaa. u- I tat i in tun n.rai service. Tabor 4313. P. L. LERCH. leading east side under taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1883. E. 781 FUNERAL. DIRECTORS (Oostlnaedj ' ' A splendid residence undertaking es tablishment, with private driveway. J., P. FINLSY & SON. Montgomery at Fifth. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the loading funeral director, 220 2d at. corner Salmon. Lady aselstart Phones A 1611. Main 607. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side' Funeral Directors.- 414 East Alder st East 52, B-2526. Dunning&McEntee ll every detail. ?th and Pisa, Mala 40, A-4658. Lady assistant. PnomKorp Prt KilUngsworth ave. WIIUIIIWWIU wui and Kerby. Wood Automobile hearse. lawn 3306, C-1133. A. D. KENWORTHV & CO. calls DromDtly answeredl in all carta of city.. I. O. O. F. Bid., litenta. Tabor 6267. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. J64-2U 4th St-, opp. city halt , M. 86t4. A-1MS. TO LEASE MODERN hotel, brick, 21 rooms, only hotel in town of 600; will lease lor term of years. J. F. Keecs, Kysso, Or. FOR SALE HOUSES 01 Must Be Sold Located near 60th and Hawthorne, $3000 Bungalow for $2400. New and modern with all built In conveniences, . built by day work, double constructed. As my business calls me to Seattle I will offer this bungalow for a few days at the above price, $450 cash, balance $7 per aaonth. C-618. Journal. No Cash Payment $3250; $16 AND INT. PER MONTH. Near Division and Eaat 34th. Modern, new, 6 room bungalow. Hardwood floors, fireplace. Bookcases, buffet, Dutch kitchen. Laundry tubs and stove. Very large attic, full basement. Some trade accepted. Fred F. Huntress 284 Oak st. WAS $3200, now $2450; absolutely the greatest bargain aver offered; new, strictly modern 6 room house, double constructed, near car. built to suit the most particular people; hard wood floors, fireplace, buffet, bookcases, flower pedestals, Dutch kitchen, sil ver and linen chests; nothing like this bathroom In city; shower bath, pedestal lavatory, etc.; basement 28x84; corner: tremendous attic. Remember I must sell, nance tnts sacririca and your gala. Owner. Wood lawn 3186. 760.00 Small house, extra large corner lot, 65x100 feet. Street improvements, consisting of grading, concrete side walks and curbs, in and to be bonded. $60 cash payment down, balance at IIS per month. Including interest. Take nose sjity rara car to Tza street. Bee Austin. Gregory Investment Company, WHY pay rent when von can buy 2 room house for $376: 840 down. 86 per month.. On a large niece of ground like this you can raise all your vege tables, berries, fruit, etc.. which Is Die freater part of your living. M. E, Lee, 05 Corbett bldg. SMALL AMOUNT DOWN. TZZ MONTHLY. $2150 STRICTLY MflDEItN ROOM BUNGALOW. JUST COM PLETED; MUST SELL; A SNAP, OWNER, 1009 EAST 38TH NORTH. - BUNOALOW BARGAIN. New 6 room bunaslow on comae ot E. 30th. near Hawthorne ave.: price only $2200; terms. J. L. Karnopp. Rail way Exchange bldg. Marshall 2874. TWO room house for only $87$; $40 cash. $6 ter month. This la loe.rjwl on the west side, only is minutes' car nae, ea iare. nest Duy in toe city. xq. cj. jig's pvd ujrpmt Piag. LET US BUILD YOU A HOME. on yoor tot or ours: ny your plans or ours: nay us like rent THE OREGON HOME-BUILDERS, nu worinwesrern Kama oiQg. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Six room cottase. furnished, on acre of ground, rich garden, fruit and berries, 170 chickens, near Portland; references. M-zsB, journal. 6 ROOM house on EL 60th ave.: all modern conveniences, good yard for cnicaens. a diocks rrom car; a bargain. van owner, maranaii osso. $1250 MODERN 8 room house, lot 80x175, good chicken house 12x40; easy terms, oie biock uxcaango Did a. Main 6765, NEW modern 7 room house, on sale this week for $2800; one or the beet offers. Catl Tabor 6308, or 1704 E. 6tn St. 8. K. TWO great bargains, Irvington. 7 and 8 rooms, fine homes, cheap; will take last 273. W. H. Herdman. $3600 New, modern a. room bungalow, completely furnished, will give easy terms $300 cash. Wood lawn 8329. WHEN you answer these Want Ads. mention The Journal. FOR SALE LOTS 16 LAtTRELHURST LOT CUT IN HALS'. $800 Ions: lot cost $1600; Will give deed for $795. This is the total price. Go look at it today. Lot 19, block 11. Take Monta villa car to Hasel Fern Place, go northeast . 1H blocks. My Sign is on the lot Frank L. McGuire, 414 Ablnaton bldg. Main 106$. 10 Qontlaned MONTHLY, 60x180. $360. A. Marslers, 202 Wilcox bldg. ACREAGE 57 10 Acres $400 ft cash, 19 per month. 20 Acres $800 116 cash. $16 per month- On a good road. Neighbors, school,- telephones. Deep, fertile Soil: All the land tillable. - 40 miles from Portland. 4 miles from Goble. A village on the Columbia river. The Astoria & Columbia railroad and The Pacific highway to Astoria. Also 20 Acres $500 $10 cash, $10 per month. But somewhat rough. Also CD Acres $500. Crossed by a trout creek. Half cash, balance long time. Frsd F. Huntress 284 Oak Street. - 10 ATRKS tftOA ISA dnwn nA tIA rAnti tttivsi IS acres good logged off land, 1 miles from town, on main line of t railroads between Portland and Centralis. 7 miles from Chehalls. If you -go on this land and improve it you don t have to make any payments for i years. Per- rect title; warranty deed. BELL REAL ESTATE CO 318 Railway Exchange Bldg; 10 ACRES. 1600 $20 down and $10 month, buys 10 acre good logged -off land. lVs miles from town, on main line of $ railroads, between Portland and Centralis, 7 miles from Chehalls. If you go on this isnd and Improve It yoa don't have to make any payments for 2 years. Perfect title. Warranty deed. KHAu KSTATE UU., 318 Railway Exchange bldg. H. ACRE TRACTS ON WEST SIDE. NORTH. Overlooking river; good soli, fine view; $5 down, $6 per month. K1UHAKU Srll&fAHJJ, 462 Washington St. Near ltth. Phones Main 865. A-4710. CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port land; oreanam district elect no sta tion mile. New subdivision. Sun shine valley orchard tractn; best soli, free wood; elegant location. Prices only $76 to $150 per acre in small tracts; easy terma Prank McParland Realty Co.. 800 Yeon bldg., Portland. Or. Gibson Half Acres Good soil, city water, close tt ear-line.-easy terms; will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or Sell- wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner. FINE view acre, part beaver dam, with oonsB, some income on placet; see Owner and ssvs rnmmlHfnn trma Oregon City line. M-288. Journal. WELL Improved acre: Will consider trade for house- and lot In Mt Scott district. Tabor 1996. SUBURBAN ACREAGE 76 FOR RENT 5 acres with house, barn and 2 chicken houses 100 ft long each, en 6o carllne, for $1$ per month. 616 E. 28th N. C-2091. 21 ACRE suburban homo at 90th and Division st, nicely Improved: C acres fruit berries; city water. Will sell all or part Kaste Bros 618 Henry bldg. FOR BAIiE FARMS 17 100 acres, 85 under cultivation, 88 slashed, bat timber. Creek oa place. All plow land when cleared. Large old barn with hay, small house, all kinds of stock, harness, wagon, buggy, cream separator. On R. F. JX, cream rout and county road. 26 mies south. Price $6000; terms. Homestead Realty jo., z waanington st, room Att. FOR SALE By owner, a bargain. 120 acres or portion thereof. 1$ miles from Portland, near 8. P R R Im proved witn good buildings, 76 acres cleared, land rolling, well watered. Further particulars address Box 35, tsnerwooa, ur.. k. jr. v. no. i. HOMESTEADS 47 CAN locate you on $20 acres good wheat laood for S7&. oood water, near R, R now building. 191 4th st Main 8774. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24 es MERCHANTS. ATTENTION. we want general merchandise or grooery stock from $1000 to $30,000. We have houses, lota and acreage to exchange for samoi. M'KENZIE A CO., 61$ Qerllnger Bldg. 187 acre farm, $1 far from Portland, close to town, school, rich soil, 12 head cattle, cream separator, etc.. price $4000; want 8 sores or mora, free of in cumbrance. Claude Cols. 917 Board of Trade. FOR SALE or trade, ' IS room rooming house, all full, close in. east side, housekeeping suites. Good bargain. Will trad for real estate, value $600 In trade. Call and see. Owner. 815 Vancouver ave. TJi Cooper. FROM 2 lots to 5 acres, new 6 room house, Courtney station; electric light and gaa in street city delivery; will consider clear property from $500 to $2000, rest mortgage if price Is not covered. R. I- Box 37, MITwaukle. Or. WANTED 6 room house, near Rose City or Montavilla cartlnea, with some land to raise chickens; . I have $1000 equity In good city lot as first payment East 6499. FOR EXCHANGE Irrigated ranch, $8000; city residence. $2500; gilt edge 1st mtg., $3600, total $14,000, for Wil lamette valley ranch or Portland prop erty. Clark Realty Co.. Medford. Or. 160 acres wheat land, Umatilla Co. close to school, station, free from incumbrance. Want city' property or acreage. Claud Cole, 917 Board of Trade. 6 ROOMS, modern. Just outside of Alameda Fark, $3400; will consider automobile or lot as part call Wood lawn 2674. CITY lots in Cottage Grove, Or., at $800, for property of same value In Montana or an A-l auto, vx-71. Jour nal. WILL build to suit and accept build- ing lot in exchange for labor. Im prove vacant property. C-737, Journal. FOR SALE LOTS 24 Conttoaed WE HAVE FOR EXCHANGE Several good, improved farms, well locatea, , For city property. Acr ease for rooming . house. Acreage very close in for city property vnoice nouses ami lots lor rarma. If you have anything for exchange. See us. - We' have what you want GARLAND & LIND. 191 4 th sr. EXCHANGE good Income paying Chi eago property, value $2000, for equity in Portland home, restricted district or for lots In similar district This property paying on investment ana at present Chicago is experiencing a pusiness boom. l-t, journal. t HAVE $14,000 equity in $21,000 in come property, west side. Will trade my equity for ranch and assume. What have you to offer? Owner. C-1776, Wood lawn 177. - . WANTED REAL ESTATE 81 WILL erect apartment house, fin lo cation, near Broadway, eaat side, also war, bargains In lota, houses, farms or build you anything, plans free, 40 years' experience. A. 7. Pet erson. 430 Salmon st, Marshall 8131, 6 p. m. ROOMIXO HOUSES 63 .- .Here's Something Good Store, It Room Apartments Grocery, confectionery, etc., eleven rooms, nicely furnished, rent $50. In voices $1000. Price $600. You'll buy this if you see It Exclusive. 602 coucn Piflg. Snap. Some terms. BARGAIN HUNTERS. E3 room rooming house, heart of city, steanT heat running water in rooms, cost $6500 to furnish, rent less than 83 room. Price, If sold this week, jll$00 half cash. City Realty Co., 16 17 Rooms Modern $580 Rent $40; income $153 Mo. . Best money making house in Port land, s batna. free wood, free water. rerms. ouz couch bldg. 9 Rooms, Rent $20 Good .location. West Side. Price S17S. All run- arMM fnrn tura. SI 00 cssn. oaiance terms. 408 QERLINGER BLDG. 50 Rooms $550 Completely furnished. Rent $30. Can't but make good. Terms. Price $560. Forced to sell by old judgment for; closure. Hurry. 602 couch bids:. 42 ROOM Apt house; one and two rooms-suites; clearing $116 month. .Price $860. Owner has lost his eye right; otherwise place could not be bought for less than $1500. Call 650 "lttOCK DIOCK. ROOMING HOUSE OWNERS. I have a client who has city lot or acreage ana cash to trade for one from 10 to 20 rooms. City Realty Co 18 in. Din ST. ROOM In (5 and EoardiDar Hou "He n rooms, swell, new furnltnnt 2 bath. 2 toilets. Located on West Side; fine Place for select bearding house. Price fu; can Bbo rutock block. ROOMING house, 18 rooms, very close in west side, well furnished and clean, all rented and making good money, .trice $350; terms; modern Place. Call 191 4th et 24 ROOM rooming house for sale by owner, good, f urnltura, pood lease, iow rent, rirst class location. 183 H 4tn ana ramniii. 10 ROOMS, all housekeepinsr. money maker; price $175. See owner, 80S main st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 I have a party with one or two thousand dollars cash for stock of groceries, and another party with the cash for rooming house, 10 to 20 rooms; what have you to offer. Call 660 Plttock block. . MOVIE theatre, 24x70 ft; plays to a tnv&vu nuurn every nigai aula IB J US I started up. Owner has got to leave and will sell for cost of Installing. All letters answered. No agents. EX-46C, Journal. POOL. BILLIARDS AND BOWLING. Buy of owner, four best mahosranv tables, two good alleys; fin wall and show cases; best stand in city; money maker; will sell at a bargain; other business, call Tabor 1162. A DANDY fuel and feed business in the suburbs, making $200 a month right now: th "stock and equipment le me very oest; no oia e Kates or junk; priced riajnu van Z4a otam at. WANTED Man with $1000 cash to take working Interest in a general store. New Westminster. Splendid paying business. If interested writa N-36. journal. PARTNER wanted for a small cash business; must be sober, steady man, satisfied to make $26 week. Call room 329 Morgan bldg. JbOR SALE Furnished restaurant centrally located in Astoria, Or., at a bargain If taken soon; particulars. i.. n. weicn. Astoria, trr. BEER AND WHISKEY CAN NOW BB MADE AT HOMB FROM PURE EX TRACTS. STAMP FOR PARTICU LARS. BOX 688. PORTLAND. 1000 Business Cards, $1.00 Ryder Ptg. Co.. S. W. cor. 3d tk Morrison PARTNER for busy cigar store, west side, only 8360 required, which is secured. 303-4 Lumber Exchange. FINE cleaning and tailoring parlors, bargain. 601 Northwest bldg. Swank. East 1015, Main 4190. 1000 Business Cards 75c Rose City Prlntery, 2d and Taylor. "WANTED Partner, cleaning, pressing business, little money required, no experience needed. 231 6th st WANT lady partner In first class apartment house to take full charge. i nave otner business, r'-ioo, journal. PARTNER for office business; must be satisfied with $25 week; $250 re quired. 803-4 Lumber Exchange. RESTAURANT for sale at 654 S. 1st st: good location. GOOD restaurant for sale. Call at 249 Yamhill t, between 2d and 3d. WANT grocery, have cash and fine city lot 602 Broadway. EXCHANGE 11EAL ESTATE , BUSINESS OPPORT1JNITTES SO f Contiaaedl Thanksgiving Day Special Grocerv stock, 'store and loti free from incumbrance. Price $2500, Stock mass, invoice $1800. isoo cash traae or good terms on balance. Owner must selL' ' ' ? 408 PER LINGER BLDG. BILLIARDS and pool county seat 8500 inhabitants, sawmill. 3 wood working plants; business consists of 1 billiard and 8 pool tables; cigars and tobacco, confectionery, lunch counter, 3 card tables. We are banking $20 daily. Will' sell at bargain for cash. i:ome ana do snown. tx-!j, journal. WE want men mechanics of ability to invest a small amount and secure, a permanent profitable position with' a new manufacturing plant Our ma chines are now being installed in our new moaem Duiraing. All investments are absolutely secured. 418 Lumber gcnang bldg. Live Money Making Store Price $425. Stock alone Invoices price. Rent $15. Splendid business. Lively location. Confectionery, cigars, etc Room for two pool tables. Try it first Guaranteed. Snap. 602 Couch bid. POOL hall, lunch counter, card table. good stock of tobacco, good fixtures, in a good payroll town near Portland working 3 shifts, doing a good busi ness; on account of ill health will sell reasonable. P. O. Box 841, Camas. wun. GROCERY STORE. New brick bids-.: rent Including liv ing rooms, $12.60; stock and fixtures will invole $600. Price, if sold at once. $275. Half cash. City Realty .o.. is in. otn st. MEAT market for only 6600. Here t a strictly cash business, clearing $50 week, after all expenses are paid, and you can try the business before you buy. can room 2X9, Morgan bldg. MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE 27 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AND FARM PROPERTY I 800 $1000 $1800 $2000 $2500 13008 $4000 HARTMAN- THOMPSON BANK. LOANS on ImDrovea atv nrooertv or for building purposes; advance made as building progresses; liberal repay ment privileges; no commission. J. P. Llpscombe, 343 Stark st Main 4430. Mortgage Loans I. L. WHITE. 701 Selling bldg. WE have money to loan on your real estate; nrsi mortgages oniy. -HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY, 4Z3 unaja per or commerce. BUILDING LOANS oa city and subur ban property; money advanced as work progress. W. Q. Beck, Sit Fall- ing piog. Mam Q7. $1200 TO LOAN. 2 or 8 rears, on 1m proved farm property only. T. 'M. Morris, 906 Northwestern Bank bldg. Main b3z. 8100.000 on mortgages, citr and farm property, fire insurance. McKenale A Co.. Qerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder, MONEY to loan In amounts of $106 to $6000 oa city property. A. U. Ball. 301 utruiiger oiog, fV . , , - - . - - ,-. . WW. Fred W. German Co, 914 Chamber qaa . iftn aaaA ftftAA iiaa haah of Commerce. CASH bald for mortcaares. notes, oon tracts; mortgage loans;' reasonable rates. F. H. Lewis A Co.. 8 Lewis bdlg. MORTGAGE loans at current rates. Real estate security. Apply room 208 Stock Exchange. 8d and Yamhill. MONEY TOLOANONREAL ESTATE! A. H. HARD1NQ, 313 Cham, or com. $1000 to $7000 for city or farm loan. labor zozu or u-ooa, journal. t 40,000 OR LESS. FARRINGTON, 0 4th st Board of Trade bldg. MONEY to loan, 6 to $ per cant W. H. Beits Co.. 810 Spalding bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 7 per eent Louis Salomon & CO., ZZ9 Btark at. LOANS of $50 and up; writ particu lar, box 6. Lents. WHEN you answer these Want AdsT mention The Journal. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS, SALARIES 07 $25,000 to Loan Loans Made In Six Hours' Time On pianos, autos, household furniture. Jewelry, life insurance potloiea. or any thing of alu. Borrow at These Rates $35 Pay bactcMM.....$86.0S $50 Pay back. 161.60 $76 Pay back.... .$77.25 $100 Pay back .....$103.00 These rata- ar authorised by oar state license. Pay no more. Portland Loan Co, . 20S Rothehtld bldg. IMMEDIATE LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND JETOXJrtr AT EASTERN RATES. We have on of the finest retail Jewelry store In the city. A loan de partment tm conducted in connection with earn, making business STRICT LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely n align designating loan business dis played in front of our store. All mer chandise pledged is held for a period of seven months, whether or not In terest is paid when due. W ar 11 eensed and have been established sine 1899. No connection with any ether Inan establishments In this eltr. A. Jst DELOVAQE. JhiW f.UlSrtn. 824 Washington St T- MONEY AT ONCE." PRIVATE PLACE to OBTAIN LOAN Diamonds. Watches, Musical Instrum't SEPARATE DEPT. FOR LADIES. BUSINESS 8TRICTLY CONFIDEN TIAL. ELBY CO. (Licensed). 820 Lumber Ex. Bldg., 2d and Start. MONEY to loan on diamonds. Jewelry, B. W. King, 45 Washington bldg, LOANS on diamonds, jewelry, strictly coniioentiai. mh aa pi., near Alder. LOANS on real estate, diamond, Jew elry. Wm. Holl. R 8. Washington bldg. WHEN you answer these Want Ada mention tub Journal. 67 (continued) Iff STATE SECURITY CO. $ $ $ i.if.KNsirri nnriK n km SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES. 310 $100. CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO BORROW MONEY. V ABSOLUTELY NO- SECURITY,, Business strictly confidential. . STATE SECURITY CO- ..: $!$ $ 809 Failing Wdg. $ $ $ LOANS WA I SO $1000 to $6000 on flrst'snortgage bonds and personalr endorsement Intere-t quarterly or monthly. -Will pay off in installments lr prererred. . Jour nal. ! . . . i - WANTED Loan $300 to $600. $ per centi on city lots wrth, $2000. . 170. Journal. ' - - - WHEN you answer thae Want Ad. mention too journal, ; - ? . FINANCIAL - f Bt FIRST and second morsgagea, also sel lers' interest in contrasts purchased. Oregon and Washington.! H. E, Nobis. WHEN you answer Us Wani Ads mention The Joumal.s i HELP H ANTEU -MALE NAVY offers you practical training. Fits you to earn aod living. Pav starts'.day you enlist increases as you advance, t ood, lodvlnjf, medical treat ment, first clothing $, outfit free. Healthy life with on&ortunlties for travel and ImDrovement American citlsens only, accepted Apply Navy rtecruitmg jstauon, yaorgan bldg., PnrtlnnH S?.r . NOTICE to automobise and garage ownera Do you reStrtr the serv ices of an automobile? driver or me chanic. Our men always make good, w will supply you iith a graduate from our school fori-trial at our' expense. Call employment depart ment. Pacific Auto i. Cium '- Kniriiiai School, 266-268 nth, ngar Jefferson tt. T. M. C A. EMPLOYMENT EPi.'. Record for vaar lBitt Calls for men .....,... .......2S Positions tilled ..........1943 All young men seekvast mnloTtn.nt ar cordially invited ro consult wita the secretary of the amblovmsnt da. y M mi'.iiu s ew.AM - i... WANTED A man who 'needs a dollar and is willing to work If given an ' opportunity to arn a good salary; cash weekly. Address Capital City Nursery company. Balem, Or. a' ' - , ' WANTED A good, J3rong boy" with' wntei. Must giv t'sierenc. can 615 E. Morrison. - , Iff , , PAINTER How muctwdo you want to paint my house; about 10 hours' workT D-843. Journal, HELP WANTEtl-AMISC. 49 AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION by a reliable Auto Reoair Co. for men who . wish to learn this business RIGHT, In cluding MACHINE SHOP WORK. OXT- ETC; men who have Attended auto mo- ' bile schools without detaining results should grasp this opportunity. Investi gate our proposition, $69 . Hawthorne ave. OREGON LAW BCHOOL A thorough practical course in law; no time lost from regular occupation; recitation evenings. Samuel T. Richardson, dean; M. Morehead. see. 316-817 Common wealth bldg.. Portland.; Or. -MOLER Barber College want men and women to learn the trade. In $ weeus. , clean work, percentile paid while learning; tools f ree;--scalp and face massage a specialty; send for free cat. alogue. 48 N. 2d st. ' . r USE your spare time to bulld up a .mall order business , of " your -own. We help you start ler a share In rrofit. 27 opportunities. Particulate ree. Opportunities ajxeh.. Buffalo, MEN, women, get government lobs, $65 to $150 month, 2000 appointments monthly i write for list Franklin la- stitute, iJgpt 148-x, ncnester, N. Y. GOVERNMENT Jobs for women, $7$ month. Write for r list position. Franklin Institute Degt 704, Roc he s ter, N. Y. WANTED, at one. msn to learjp auto repair and driving fCall Hawthorn uaraare, nawmorn ave. W MONEY .TO LOAN CUATTELS,AIiAIlIES GOVERNMENT Jobs,'. ITt month, list -free. Franklin Institute, Dept347-T. ;- Rochester. N. Y. $ MEN, 18 to 35, becqnie railway mail clerk. $75 month; details fre. M- UNCALLED for tailor mad su;U $6.50 .. m t at rr. n en n a a . HELP VANTKlr-FEMALK 2 , RESPECTABLE, refined woman to keep house, good hotefe; state wages. L. Johnson. Route 2, Mllwaukla WANT stenographer filling to assist, as clerk. Moderate .salary. Andrew Kan, : 848 Morrison. ? - HELP WANTKl-4MAIU AND FEMALE - --v- 29 Oregon Barber College .will teach you . the trade In 8" week. scalp and face massage specialty; too-: fre; positions guaranteed;' pay- whit learning; - tuU tion reduced this termd 233 Madison. - ! WANTKJJ 4jSENTS a AQKNTS, w". hav llv - sellersi Schwinge Bros. Co.,r229 Madison sU Portland. Or, js- ' Btt U ATIONS-;-M ALK ' - 3 "J TW4 Lwood eu iters fith tool Vnd camping outfit, wt Jong or short - Job.-' E-4 68. Journal, tf - - YOUNG man wants wrk for the win-. . ter ror his room fsna ooara or a small salary. H-692, goumaL PAINTING, tlntinrvj.yaperhanglng. 34 nth st. Main tsz, iaoor 7z. WHEN you answer thes Want Ads, mention TJie Journal, ! BITUATIONSbFEMALK 4 i.1" DAYS, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Tabor 4286. ' ? - - ,. EXPERIENCED woman want, day work. Phone Ttaqtm. WOMAN wants light housework. Mar. shall 6046. 4: " WHEN you answer &e Want-Ad j,' mention The Joumsjr. - Continued on J!xe Page)