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THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1915.
PLAN IS TO
PREPARE
; STATE OF NEW YORK
FOR PROHIBITION LAW
1. . -
','Opitional Local Prohibition
Bill to Be Introduced Into
' Legislature, Wednesday.
. I- r '
NEW FEATURES INCLUDED
Superintendent Andersen Explain the
. Important reataseaof the Fo
I poad Meaeare.
NewiYork. Jan. 11. The Anti-Saloon
league or New York has prepared an
optional local prohibition bill which
( is to oe introduced in the legislature
Wednesday by Senator) 8. A. Jones and
Representative Henry jS. Howard. In
discussing this proposed piece of legis
lation, (William II. Anjerson, state su
perintendent of the Antl-baloon league
of New, York, said today:
The! optional local j prohibition bill
of the! Anti-Saloon league this year
embodies some changes in matters of
detail Ho obviate all hpnest and legiti
mate objection andcfltlclsm encoun
tered in its Initial appearance last
. winter. ; j
"This bill represents the National
Anti-SaBoon league's program of pre-
. paring New York for national prohibi
tion. By arousing and organizing the
people to fight for tjhe extension of
the obvious local option right of di
rect 'majority rule on the liquor ques
tion the organization will be made
ready to take advantage of national
prohibition when it conies.
: Better Enforcement restores.
"The new bill does not Interfere with
. the towns (townships) which are now
permitted to vote under the Raines
- law continuing to do so, or with the
penalties of the Raines law, but en-
; ables these towns toisecure Its vastly
'better enforcement features. In addi
tion, a 'village which, wishes to vote
dry In a wet town may do so under the
new measure, .something which Is not
poanlble under the old excise law.
"But the main feature of the bill Is
that it; for the first: time enables the
7.000,0010 or 8,000,000 of people living
In the cities of New- York to vote on
the liquor question, something that is
not permitted ln any manner under
the Ratines excise law. This bill ex
tends the right of voting to three
units: t .
"(1) Cities under: 60,000 may vote
as a whole.
"(2) Counties having no city over
10,000, or-, such etiunties exclusive of
' such city or cities, may vote as county
units. . I
"(3) In the larger; cities an. election
-district, the smallest regular voting
, unit, or a cbmblnajlion of adjoining
districts which may be united in one
petition to cover a liomogeneous real
dence neighborhood, rmay vote without
bringing on tho question ln the city
as a whole. Undoubtedly about half
the area of New York city would vote
dry under this provision.
Modeled AJter Illinois Law.
It does not force prohibition on
these communities, but lets them set
tle the ' question for themselves by
their own vote The bill. Is modeled
,' after the Illinois law,' under which
nine tenths of the area of the state Is
now -dry. It also -contains the most
perfect' code of enforcement .features
ever offered in New York, including a
search and seizure provision and
feature regulating I the shipment of
liquor Into dry territory.
"This 'bill did not have a single
member of the assembly pledged to It
in the session of 1914, but even then
"' obtained 3! votes on the only test. It
f starts the .session of 1915 with 30 as
semblymefl pledged ln advance, be
sides a number of senators. The
measure is being i desperately fough
by the liquor intetests, which admit
that most of the area of New York
state would be promptly voted dry
under It.
Presidential Boom
For Herrick Is On
Dlaner at Lotos Club, Hew York,
. Stsrti Ball Kolling Crowd Mis
takes : Camrie' Meaning, Cheers.
New York, Jan ,11. Andrew Car
negie, speaking at. a dinner given to
for Ambassador IVf yron T. Herrick at
the Lotos club last night, was telling
of an Incident thatj happened in Wash
ington some years, ago. A man who
at that.tlTne.was rjot a national figure
passed by and ' Mr. Carnegie's com
panion said: "There goes a man who
will some day be president."
To man, the entire assemblage,
numbering 600,- arose and shouted.
"Hurrah for. Herrick; that's the stuff"'
The'; audience resembled a holiday
mass meeting. Mr. Carnegie leaned
over, the speaker's' table and shouted:
"1 did! not mean Herrick. The man
later became president, but he was
William McKlnley, who at that time
was only a congressman." -
While the crowd was still convulsed
with laughter, Mr. Carnegie said that
Ohio was a veVy close state, and that
anybody; who could carry it would be
In great demand, lie said Mr. Herrick
had a good start ill that respect.
Down and! Out, He
. Is Helped by Suicide
'r - '
Oakland Painter, "Broke," rinds Body,
Xeoelvea Official Reward and Has
Tew Says' Spending Money.
Oakland. Cal., Jan. 11. Death
puffed the 111 wind that blew good to
Jfred Wilson, an Oakland painter,
when j"down find out." without & cent
jn his pocicet, ne spent an unsuccess
ful day looking for work In Vallejo.
and started to walk home, a hike of
25 miles. At Pinole he -discovered the
dead body of a man sticking in the
mud flats. There was a note in the
pocket that told of "poverty and' a de
cision to end it all.j Wilson removed
tha remains from the water, notified
the coroner's office and received the
usual $5 official reward for doing so.
He rode the rest of the, way home and
had enough left to provide a bed and
food for a few days. j
Prohibition of New
.Sort for Breweries
, Attorney General of Texas Files Anti-
Trust Suit Against Beer ractorles
--of Xrime Star State."':
Austin, Texas, Jan. JL. Attorney
. General Looney has filed) suit against
seven Texas brewery companies for
penalities aggregating- nearly $22.
600,000, The petition alleges that the
defendants violated - the anti-trust
laws, and that during the last five
years, an members- of the -United
States Brewing association they raised
a fund of $19,000,000, which has been
and Is, being used to Influence legisla
tion, both state and national.
The defendant companies are: The
Galveston . Brewing company of Gal
veston, American Brewing association
of Houston. Lone Star Brewing com
pany of ban Antonio, San Antonio
Houston Ice & Brewing company . of
Houston, Dallas Brewing company of
Dallas, Texas Brewing
company of
Fort Worth.
Illinois Lawyers
Would Free Frank
Mock Trial of Accused Atlanta Man
Held in Chicago, Resulting In Unan
imous Verdict of Acquittal.
Chicago, Jan. 11. Leo Frank went
on trial today in the Press club before
1000 members of the Lawyers' asso
ciation of Illinois. Patrick H. O'Don
nell presented the defense and then
the "prosecution," which was to have
been represented by S. M. Brown and
Peter R. Eoylan. The verdict was a
unanimous acquittal of Frank for the
murder of Mary Phagan, and the asso
ciation appointed a committee to draft
a resolution to be sent to every prose
cuting officer ln Georgia as coming
from the complete- membership of the j
association, conveying the belief that 1 1
Frank did not have a fair trial.
Sweden requires wood alcohol to be
colored so that it may be Instantly
distinguished from grain alcohol.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Here's your chance. It will not come
again. For $95 you can buy a full lot
(50x100 feetl. inside the cltv of As
toria, with a perfect title. Lots in
this same tract have sold from $S00
to $1000 each. I will sell you these
lots for $95 each, with no cash pay
ment down and will let you pay for
the lot at $2.50 a month until the $95
is paid, when you will bo given a war
ranty aeed. rnese lots are a part or
the tract where there are more than
100 houses., school and churches, and
on this same tract there is city water.
electric iignt and streetcars close Dy
with first class service. We intended
to ask $400 each for these lots a year
ago. These lots are a positive gift for
$9a each and while they last you can
buy them at that figure. We are over
stocked and must sell. Remember, no
cash payment required down. If you
can pay $2.60 per month, you may call
at the office and make your selection
and a contract will be executed to you
on those terms. Call right away if you
wish to avail yourseir or this oppor
tunity. M. J. CI.OEEBST,
418 Abington Bldg.
MEETING NOTICES
41
COURT Oregon No. 9244, Ancient Or-
aer i oresters. meets every Mondav
at Alisky hall, 3d and Morrison, at 8
p. m. All members and visitors urged
to attend. P. L. .WAD LEY, Secretary.
Vital Statistics
hlarriagts.Birtbs. Deaths,
BUSINESS CSRDS
V. G, Smith & Ctf, ytf&7ckS2
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
CL'IiTI& At the residence of her daughter,
Wr. I.loj-d Leslie. 119 Portland bird., Au
gueta McDonald Curtis, aged 73 years, widow
of C'barlen Aueustus Curtis of Milwaukee, Wis.,
instead of Mliineu (tolls. Minn., as previously an
nounced. . Funeral berTlce will ie conducted
at the 1'ofUand' cremutorlumi Tuesday, January
12, at 2 p. in. -Frieudfl lnyited to attend. .Re
mains at the parlora of A. D. Ken worthy 4
Co... Lenta.
OWEN In this city, January 10. at hla late
residence, 173 E. ,17th. at., . Mitchell M.
Owen, aed 83 years. The funeral services
will be held Tuesday. January 12, at 10:30
o'clock a. m., at the Centenary M. E. church.
corner of E. 9th and Pine eta. Friends in- !
Tlteri. Interment at RiTervlew cemetery. -HETRKL1N
In this city, January 10, 1915, I
Olaf Ilerrlln, aired 38' years, beloved huB
band of Selma Hecrlin. Decreased was a
member of Lon(rshoremen.'g Ixcul No. 6. Re
trains at Pearson'a InriertaldnR parlora.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists, 347
Wash. Main 269, Ar1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arra n ged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and -rioral designs. ; 2S7 Morrison, st.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifths
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. te leading
funeral director. 220 3d St.. corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. .Phcnes A
15fl. Main 607.
Jlinninp-fV Mnh ntPP Undertakers.
M o d e r n In
eve
ery detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430,
-455 8. Lady assistant
A
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414
East Alder wis. East 52. B-2525.
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO., calls
promptly answered ln all parts-of
city. 1. O. O. F. bldg.. Lents. Tabor 5267
rhomhore On Killingsworth
ave.
V; ' " ,V.uJaPd Kerby. Wood-
.CA..H t,-n uiomooiie nearse.
A R 7p or Pn 592 Williams avi
t n,r-eJltJr 'East 1088. C-1088.
Lady attendant. Day and night service:
Ri T. BvmP Willlams and Knott.
in 1 1 uymt; East 1115. c-1943.
TDinOnM RESIDENCE TINT") TTJ
M. 6133. A-2235. 44S Mrs.
H?imi!tnnE- 80tn ani Giisan. Fu-
1 1 ui 1 1 n IU 1 1 neral iservices. Tabor 4313.
PFARRON Undertakers. East 1080.
I LanOVJIN 869-371 Russell st.
P. L. LEKCH. leaHlnA. A, .u. ..-.j
taker, E. llth & Clay. B-1883. E. 781.
L LO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay! EXCHANGE for auto 2 20 acre tracts !
WALTER C. KENWORTHY. 1687 E. In eastern Oregon. Homer H. James.
13th. Sellwood 71, B-1122. Lvle Wash..
...rT... 20 ACRES, stocked, close ln; accept
MONUMENTS - some trade. Wolf stein. 205 Alisky
S?a5S effy r8K6t. 5ff.V $100-WELL improved farm with
- . . stock, unincumbered, for city prop
FOR SALE HOUSES 61 erty. 311 Alisky bldg.
" " " - 1 - x.. . CITY property, $11,000; want small
6 ROOM .house, furnished, 50x100; improved . farm with stock. 311
Cheap $3850r $1850 cash, balance 6 Aliskv bldg. .
per cent, 545 East 6th st. Soutn. 4 ROOM cottage and large lot; might
50x100, 6 rooms, close ln; will sell or take some clear-acreage for part.
- ade. Will give a good deaL Call 5708 51st S. E. - -
. ; : ' ' " ' " " 5 ACRES. California, for business
$1200 S room cottage,-close in, west here. Swank. 601 . Nortawest bldg.
side. Inquire S28 Morrison. - Bargain.-- : --y."--.- - . ---
I MODERN 5 room house with bath- EQUITY house . and 2 lots in Lents
I room for sale or rent, 630 Reynold!. . for lot or what. W-293. JournaL
61
ARTISTIC NEW BUNGALOW,
ROSE CITY PARK.
Fine, large, airy toomi with sleep
ing porch and beautiful fireplace; dec
orated throughout; furnace and best of
plumbing; fine neighborhood; can be
seen at any time; owner on premises.
E. 68th sc. one block north of car
line. Lot 50x109. Price $3250. fSOO
cash: no brokers.
A HOME FOR YOU
for only 920 a month, in a good re-
v
batn. BuUt ln conveniences electric
lights and gas. The $20 a month ln-
eludes Interest. Call me mornings and
A .1 T3 msiv n liiUUVll I
evenings.
FOR SALE HOUSES
Corner lot 4VrbSin cottaae f ull base- 8 ACRE home, with 8 room house;
ST Mock and half ffom carHntl clear ot incumbrance; double plas-f.-K.ii
?Hndr fMH0mn?Iit hered. Right in town of Kearney. Ne
Must sell quick. Part cash and terms.
lJ(ione Main 464 or A-5156.
ROSE CITY PARK.
6 rcom bungalow, up to date, 20 min
utes out, ,23 blocks to car, at cost
this weeit. $500 down. Call Wood
lawn 1118.
LET UP BUILD YOU A HOME
On your lot or oura; by your own
lmna ur uurs, cujr us una rerii.
THE OREGON ' HOME-BUILDERS,
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg. -
a roum nouse ou me wei iue, au i
rare, ror bt down. J7.60 Der montn.
JlimieBM0 ritl; sJ.-y?hS?i F.e
only $450. M. E. Lee, 50a Corbett bldg.
$460 foi) DOWN, il.sy per mo. Duy?
a 3 room house, west side, lot 75x100;
this Is the best value in Portland.
M. E. Lee. 505 Corbet t bldg.
SACRIFICE fine 8 room house, cor
lot. E. Yamhill, walking distance, I
big snap: $u00 down and 2 per mo.
Owner. 171 E. 23d. Phone East 5948.
SEVEN room bouse, yours for $15 per
mnnth Sit I H n a A Ian " mnHArn
Albina, small payments." Parker)
502 Corbett bldg.
BEAUTIFUL modern home. 100x100,
7 rooms, oak iioors. Duiit-in fix
tures; no reasonable offer refused;
principals only. C-241. Journal.
NEW, modern bungalow, furnished
cnmnli-rplv h ajtv terms. Mv owner. I
W-126, Journal.
A FINE home, Irvington, much less
than rnst Elastt 573 W H Hr1m:in
FOR SALE LOTS
1 I
$700, $20 cash. $10 per month, buys
anrn on tha went side. 5r fare. 20 I
minutes' car ride, with city water. M. I
E. Lee. 605 Corbett bldg. I
LAURELHURST snap, lot 50x100, on
Royal Ceuxt, near E. 42d, worth $2000. I
Make offer; terms. 171 E. 23d. E. 6948. I
$1250 IF sold soon, lot 62xl60, on
E. Stark st.. fine view. A. J
"Fa
mer, 407 Stock Exchange.
OVERLOOK CORNER LOT.
Sacrificed, $100 down. Mar. 3933.
ACREAGE
57
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electric sta
tion Ya mile. New Subdivision. Sun
shine Valley orchard tracts; best soil,
free wood; elegant location. Prices
tracts? easy1 tVrms." Frank VcFaruSd
Realty Co.. 309 Yeon hldg., Portland, Or.
Gibson Half Acres
Gooi soil, city water. Close to car- i
line, easy terms; will build to suit I
purcnaser. fnone Mars nan issa or i
Sellwood 476. Johr H. Gibson, owner.
MILWAUKIE PARK, Oregon. City
line, fine view acre cheap for cash. I
Box 3,0, Parkwood, Or.. Sellwood 2358.
FOR SALE FARMS 17
A MICHIGAN celery farm. 240 acres
trie. 160 acres beaverdam. All fenced. I
Buildings, fine water, R. R. across
place. Clear title. $70 per acre. A
C. Krlger, 1296 E. Salmon st., Portland.
20 ACRES. $800
Good soil, no rock or gravel, roads I
and school; 3 miles to Columbia
river and R. R station. Tour own
terms. F. B. Holbrook Co.. 214 Lum
ber Exchange bldg.
lOftO acre eastern Oreaon Best
-J,000lC.',Vit-ti!m
New combine. Now $30,000.
terms. Main 5957.
- uuuu I
WE WILL SELL YOUR HOME.
Nelson Bros.. S04 Lewis bldg.. Port
land. FOR RENT FARMS
14 I
A 40 acre farm, 3 miles west of Gresh- I
am. in a msrn state oi cultivation,
juay. Burtensnaw.
Gresham. Or.
I HAVE 2 farms near Portland fori
rent, io ana is acres.- nr.. zstn in.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention the Journal.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
38
-WANTED Small farm close to Port-
land; give full particulars, terms;
not h l-v rrl - iMvnAAia Aril i
must be bargain; owners only.
P-S5,
Journal.
HOaMESTEADS
47
BIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO
OPEN.
700,000 acres" for settlement; fruit,
tItytHaat. form lani.ti Kpriri 1 with thi.
ad to 'Wenatchee (Wash.) Daily World
for reliable data about . this great
region '
FOR information about vacant gov
ernment land near Portland, write
Clinton E. Foster, Portland, Or.
WHEN you answer these V ant Ads,
lTFiention The Journal.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
I HAVE income bearing Portland
property which I will exchange free
of incumbrance for well Improved
stock or dairy farm with stoctt; will
consider property up to $45,ouo. Ad
dress C. M. C, 656 Halsey st.
mile from R. R.. St. Helens; cash
value, $4000. Want hotel or residence.
Writ owner Phone East 3&31. A-478
Journal
WILL exchange 10 room house on
Grand ave. for acreage not too far
out. Must be clear or incumbrance.
See J. H. Nash, 723 Chamber of Com
merce. Main 51Z9, or. B-3679.
EQUITIES bought, houses, mortgages.
contracts, farms to exchange for
what you have. Boggess & Co., 2.0i
Gerimger nidg no and Aider.
WHEAT $1.48 a bushel! T have sev
eral large wheat farms to trade for
Portland property or good valley land,
m. a itzmaurice, uonnon, ur.
WILL take good lot as part payment
on a new 7 room bungalow in Irving-
ton district. Johnson & uodson, 906
Board of Trade bldg.
WILL exchange a good lot in New-
berg, clear of incumDrance, ror a
: good 1500 lb. horse. 764 E. 34th st.
j Phone Sellwood 119.
ROGUE River. Orchard Pears. Ap
ples, peaches. Price $3000. What
have you? Owner, 961 East 28th st.
N. Woodlawn 2583. -
SMALL cottage, auto, and vacant lot
for 8 room modern house. 311 Alisky
Mdg.
180 ACRES near Mt Angel, stock farm.
no incumbrance; want city property
Worth looKing into, owner. 6930.
FOUR acres, good house, on Mt. Scott
norllfis' trario Tor umnrl hnnas nnrt lr
A. J. Farmer. 407 Stock Excahnge.
i WILL exchange equity in 6 room mod-
ern house, close to AiDerta at., for
auto. woouiawn 6izy.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
' r (Continued yf .
NEARLY new 8 rOom modern house, i
Portland, $5800; five room Dungaiow
and 4 lots at Forest OroVe, Or., $3500;
120 acres tlmbr, 30 miles from Port
land, $5000: 3 acres at Denver. Colo.,
close to 5c carline, $2700; all unin
cumbered; would trade either or all for
unincumbered wheat land of same val
ue, close to railroad. Owner. A-475,
Journal.
Trade for Anything
Grocery store, brick bldg., including
2 furnished living rooms, rent $12.50;
TLli JV0-
( , , . . . . ., . . .
15 N. 5th st.
e-
braska. for Portland property. See
J. H. Nash, 723 Chamber of Commerce.
Main 5129. or. B-3679.
HOMESTEAD relinquishments in cen
tral Oregon of 320 acres, partly im
proved, to exchange for good acreage
in tha Willamette valley. For partic
ulars. R. E. 80 & Killlngswortb
ave., 'Portland.
I AM tho owner of several fine houses.
and will sell them on easy terms, or.
will take live stock, furniture or lots.
tnamoer oi commerce, juaiu oji?, ur.
R.atiTft
WHEN you answer these Want Ad
mf,ntion The journal.'
s,
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED, to buy half to an acre on
and location first letter,
Aaaress xu
Thomsen, 119 W. Emerson St.
ROOMLXG HOUSES
53
Bargain No, 1
39 room rooming, located on Broad
way close to Washington St., 'rent
close to $3 a room; steam, running
water all rooms; every room run but
l' ",'"e.u,:e i.T:
easy terms. Peters. 15 N. 5th st.
" w ' ' -J : ' . '
Bargain No, 2
1 44 room rooming, new brick bldg
A - l 'location, rent only $75; hot and
I cold water ln rooms; call bells; clothes
closets, steam heat; strictly modern;
clean as a Din. Price for all $950;
easy terms. Peters, of coorse, 16 N. 6th.
in FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
clears $50 over expenses; $200 buys
everything; going to 'Frisco. Owner,
308 Main st.
GOOD paying hotel in small town for
Knl or trade. For Darticulars. write
E. and C. Lovegren. Cherry Grove, Or.
KNAP, 32 rooms, modern, close in,
cheap rent, money maRer. uau iou
11th St.. near Morrison.
12 ROOM H. K. at a bargain.
328 14th
st. Main 272.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention The Journal.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
CORD WOOD CONTRACTOR WANTED
Y, Sr' V in Tii
from railroad and 23 miles from Port
land: party must have enough finance
to undertake contract: a eooq live
proposition for the right parties. A.
z.. 420 Morrison st,
-D A orrK!W. .antt gg.min t,gi.
ness. -with some ready cash. Can
Rhow a Profit under the present ma
ket. Timber enough in surroundings
I for 20 v(ara to come. Mill well locat-
ed. Includes planing mill, dry kiln and
electric plant. Capacity, 30,000 per
10 hours. WX-118. Journal.
SAi?1?1111,?.6
hltrh class medium expanding adver
tising progressiveness. Will pay big
returns on this sate and sound invest
ment. No competition. Patented.
cheerfully solicit investigation. F-283-
Joumal.
Grocery Store
With 2 furnished living rooms.
rent
$12-50; new brick, bldg.; will invoice
$650. Price today for all $250: $125
FOR SAL cheap; half interest in
eood oayine car.ige and repair snop.
Must sell on account of other busi
ness. See owner at residence, 571
Broadway. Main 6108.
FOR SALE Fixtures and stock of
millmervin eood live town at toc
on the dollar." Apply Lowengart &
i rn
liinvivn nlctura theatre. well lo-
cated in new concrete bldg; rent
1 onlv $15: fully equipped: cost $1000,
J Will sell at a snap. Owner. 191 4th st.
I tor SALE Bakery, crocery and con
fectionery store. Olrt aheap for cash
or part cash. L. B., 112, Castle Rock,
1 Wash.
"r"'"L honse. BarArain. Investi-
pate x55 Journal.
I .
1000 Business Cards 50c .
Fvder Ptr Co . S. W: cor. 3d Morrison
WANTED Milk route in the city.
What have vou? Oive price and full
particulars. J-297. Journal.
fa.
1000
BUSINESS
CARDS
39c
Rose City Printery,3d at Taylor
FEED, fuel and transfer business for
sale cneap. i;aii i aoor 24a.
GOOD paying butter and egg 'route
cheap, bio iast bin st. soutn.
jWHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention TKe Journal.
. MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
LOANS on Improved city property or
for building purposes; advance made
as buildine Droeresses: liberal repay-
ment privileges: no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb. 24Z starK st. Mam 44i'o.
WE have money to loan on your real
I f?J; 'r"r Jr?, upamv
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY,
! "3 Chamber of Commerce.
J BUILDING LOANS on city and subur-
ban property: money advanced as
work progresses. W G. Beck, 315. Fa.il-
ine- hider. Mam 3407.
Mortgage Loans,
I. L. WHITE.
701 Selling bldg.
MORTGAGE loans on city and subur
ban properties; Also rarms. Mort
gages and contracts Dougnt. , uown-
fr'shaw, 607 Commercial block.
$100,000 on mortgages, city and farm
property, fire insurance. McKenzia
& Co., Gerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder.
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100
to $5000 on. city propertyA A. II. BelL
201 Gerlinger bldg.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts; mortgage loans: reasonaoie
retes. F. H. Lewis & Co.. 3 Lewis bldg.
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Real estate security. Apply room 202
Stock Exchange, 3d and Yamhill.
S40.000 OR LESS. FARRINGTON,
SO 4th st. Board of Trade bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7 per cent.
Loula Solomon & Co.. ZZ9 stark st.
$500 to $7000 to loan on city or farm
property. P-247. Journal.
MU.Nfc.JC 10 1 oan o to ner cent. vv. .w.
1 oena tx v.u.. oav c!)hiuiiic uiutr.
I $500 to $5000 to loan on caty or farm
property, laoor totv. p-g. a., journal.
1 JniN c, i tu juuan at L de-
i uuchi, a Front st. Alain 7806.
1500 on inside property. A. J. Far
mer, 407 Stockf Exchange,
TO loan, $400-$1000. Charles Wills;
7Z tnamoer oi commerce.
VAaw, uv ua,. , a a a peu lit;UilA19
consideration. Box 364, Lents.
$200. $350, $600. $900 $1200, $1800.
Fred German, 914 rinam. of Com.
MONEY TO LOAN 67
CHATTELS, SALARIES
MONEY to loan on diamonds, jewelry
LOANS on diamonds, jewelry, strictly
confidential. 141 H 3d St., near Alder.
LOANS on real estate, diamonds, jew-
eiry. wm. noil, rt . wasmnrton max.
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67
"' (Continued)
Immediate loans
ON DIAMONDS " AND JEWELRY
Al' EASTERN KATES
Wo have one of the finest retail
Jewelry stores In the city. A loan de
partment Is conducted in connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
signs 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. We are li
censed and have been established since
1899. No connection with any other
loan establishment in this city.
A. & M. DELOVAGE, JEWELERS,
324 .Washington st. .
XMA8 LOANS IN SIX HOURS' TIMJ3
- At Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes
or furniture.
Portland .Loan Co,
Licensed by State.
Room 205 Rothchild Bldg..
Bet. 4th and 5th on Washington St.
$ $ $ STATE SECURITY CO. $ $ $
LICENSED BROKERS.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.
$10 $100.
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO
BORROW MONEY.
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY. '
Business strictly confidential.
STATE SECURITY CO.,
$ $ $ 30'J Failing bldg. $ J $
HOME JT AT ONCE.
Diamonds. Watches, Musical Instrum'ts
ELBY CO. (licensed.)
320 Lumber Ex. Bldg.. 2d and Stark.
LOANS WANTED
30
tv v. hut ippr.miVTS pnp
$3000 8 per cent, on farm value $16,OO0n
&oo 3 yrs. on residence, value b,ow
2250 8 per c't. lot and bid. val. 6,50.)
1800 7 p'r ct, on residence, val. 5,000
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO.
284 Oak st.
$150 10 c ( $150 10
40 acres of land all fenced, valued
at $800; good little loan. Fred VV.
German Co., 914 Chamber of Com.
WANTED $2,000 close in East Side in
come properly, worth $5,000. P-272
Journal.
WANTED A loan on Improved Colo
rado property. M-356. Journal.
$1204 from private parties.
Journal.
f-250.
FEVANCTAL
51
FIRST and second mortgages, also sel
lers interest in contracts purchased.
Oregon and Washington. H. E. Noble,
Lumbermens bldg'.
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HELP WANTED MALE
Y. M. C. A. KiirLulM.ST
Record for year 1914:
Calls for men
DEPT.
.1792
.1314
Positions filled
, -v ,WVt'' " l i.
ihoSnsrth1
All young m
are cordially invited to
the secretary of the employment de-
partment.
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HELP WANTED MISC. 49
NOTICE.
AUTOMOBILE and GARAGE OWN
ERS, prolong the ife of your car. In
crease your shop efficiency, by em
ploying a GRADUATE from the
LEADING AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
in the PACIFIC, NORTHWEST.
Men supplied fpr any branch of gas
engineering. We' are prepared to fur
nish bond for our students.
Call Employment Department,
PACIFIC AUTO AND GAS ENGINE
SCHOOL,
266-263 11th St.. Portland. Or.
AUTOMOBILE repair company, doing
general repair business will teach
sober, reliable men automobile repair
ing and driving. Men who have at
tended jaytpmobile alhools without re
sults aTTa those wiJrtng to learn the
business risht, should investigate our
proposition. L. & M. Auto Repair
Co., 369-71 Hawthorne.
WE HAVE several openings for es
stabllshment of Independent mail
order business. Energy, good habits
and sound judgment more important
than capital. Spare time at first. Par
ticulars free. Opportunities Exchange.
Buffalo, N. Y.
MOLER Barber College wants men and
women to learn the trade, in 8 weeks.
clean work, percentage paid while
learning; tools free; scalp and face
massage a specialty; send for free cat
alogue. 48 N. 2d st.
MEN Women wanted, government
jobs.. $bo to $150 month. Write for
list positions now obtainable. Frank
lin institute, uept. 349A, Kochester,
N. Y.
PORTLAND railway mall clerk exam
inations coming. $75 month: full
description free.. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 84 7 A. i-cocnester, i. 1.
PORTLAND railway mail -clerk exam
inations comine: 375 montn. For
sample Questions, address BX-610
Journal.
WANTED at once, 2 men to learn
auto repairing and driving. Call at
Hawthorne garage, 445 Hawthorne
ave., cor. E. 7 th.
COOK headquarters California Wine
Depot. 291 Yamhill, near &th.
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $6.50
up. Taylor, the Tailor. Uurnsule.
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HELP WANTED FEaMALE U
WANTED Experienced girl for house
work. 6 in family. No washing.
Wages, $20. Phone, Milwaukle 46-Y.
WANTED 4 ladies of good appear
ance. Can make S2 to $3 per day.
Call 505 Columbia bldg.
GOOD home for woman In small fam
ily to assist with housework. Tab
Gantenbein ave.
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HELP WANTED MALE AND,
FEMALE 20
Oregon Barber College will teach you
the trade in 8 weeks: scalp and face
massage specialty;' tools free; positions
ATiiarantPdi: nav while learmna: tui
tlon reduced tins term, zjj Maoison.
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SITU.1TIOXS MALE
TWO "workers want work and are will-
ine to work, workably at anything
ln the mechanical r - wood cutting lines,
onvthiniy short nf a political ramnairn
MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS,
SALARIES
contribution will do ior wages. AO- . u-n m room wmu nucuenciLe, gumpiem
dress M-355. Journal. . ly furnished, steam heat, running
SANDY man. Swedish, single, age 27, ; jjot and old wer. Pho.
carpenter by trade; some experience rom'.!0tl?k, ,,n 9.
in driving and repair motor cars and;8"- H.if3. up s
. . ... . A.Am att" T r or
r-an rlriVA. arA r-are for horsS! will op.
cept any honorable work in city or
country. Q-63,. Journal.
POSITION wanted by factory auto
mechanic,-- with 6 years' experience
on autos and trucks; with agent, gar
age, or private driver; A-l reference.
1j-337. Journal.
KALSOMIN1NG, $2 per room; palnt
ing, paperhanging. reasonable; work
guaranteed. Sellwood 1399. '
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk. Will
solicit or delivjer. Call B-1794, Ta
bor 981. J. F. Dowell.
Carpenter and cabinet work wanted by
practical man. Mar.4918. 528 AVlarket.
WANTED Position as moving picture
- operator. 231 6th. A-7116.
KALSOM1NING rooms, $1 up; palnt-
Ing; reasonable. Main 2529.
SITUATIONS FEMALE
EXPERIENCED woman wants day
work for Monday. Thursday and Fri
dav. Phone East 5904.
MUSIC teacher, competent and expe
rienced. Tabor 4144.
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WASHING or housecleaning wanted
try experienced woman. C-18Z8,
LADY wishes day work, 25c per hour.
pnone Main Z299.
I CASHIER wanta a position. 165 N.
17th Bf ,
4
WELL educated lady, refined, com
petent, good manager, excellent
cook. Capable of taking rulr-charge.
Wants position of housekeeper in club
or private home. References ex-
changed. M-252. Journal.
WANTED, by experienced bookkeeper,
small set books, day or evening. J-
606. Journal. -
LADY wants position, care of rooming
house and chamberwork. Main 8756,
room 26.
DAY nursery. 505 E. -Ankeny.: E. 1887.
DRESSMAIvLNG
40
LADIES' tailoring, alterations, coats
relined. Mrs. Muckler, 445 Morri
son. Main 6133. Second floor.
PHONE Sellwood 93 for experienced
dressmaker. Good fitter. Reason
able. City references.
COMPETENT dressmaker, 10 years in
Portland; engagements by day.
Mrs. R. T. Wright, Marshall 2162.
DRESSMAKING and alteration, rea
sonable. Tabor 4&71.
DRESSMAKING and tailoring by day.
Woodlawn I960.1
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NURSES
60
EXPERIENCED practical nurse wants
position, moderate wages, will do
housework if desired. Must have work.
Tabor 6013.
FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE
U
HOTEL IDAHO. 631 HOOD ST.
Nice front rooms, 20c night, $1 per
week, with bath by the rooms. ' Run
ning hot and cold water and gas in
the rooms to cook with.
MadrasLHotel?""?8 .5'
Outside
up, court
rooms, $2.50 up. By day 50c, 5c, $1;
ccrv nm and wasnington sts.
THE ALBION HOTEL.
'. 212'A 3d and Salmon.
Rooms $!. 5 week up; steam heat,
hot and cold water, free bath, phone.
THE most attractive corner room
Buite; can be used both for business
and living rooms. Call at 410 Mor
rison st.
OUTSIDE CORNER ROOM.
Right for two. $3.00 week. Brick,
steam heat, free phone and bath. Other
outside rooms. $2.50. 283 13th.
ROOMS for young men in Y. M. C A;
Fire-proof building, shower baths,
vacuum cleaned. Club facilities. Mod
erate price. Cor. 6th and Taylor.
TOURIST HoteL. modern, hemelike,
brick bldg., steam heat, $2.50 wk. up.
Transients, 50c day up. Cor. lst.-Mor.
HOTEL ARTHUR, 11th near Morrison.
Transient and permanent, rooms with
all modern conveniences. $17.50 mo. up.
Nicely t urnishad. A D DfiTT 2&c day v..
228 Va Wash. st. ADDUI 1 10 wk. up
ROOMS and apartments in modern ho-
tei, $-'.50 week and up. 45d Alder.
1 $2 WEEK up, clean, warm, modern fur.
! rooms, central. The King, 309 Jeff.
HOTEL BUSH MARK, 565 VS Wash. St..
modern, conveniences. $1.50 wk. up
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FTJENISHED EOOMS
WEST SIDE PRIVATE FAMILY 70
655 Savier St., between 2-Oth and 21st.
Single rooms. Furnace heat, lights
and bath. $6 to 10 per mo. S. or 16th
st. car.
iiYOU want beautiful furnished room,
neat, electricity, modern, conven
iences, hot water, cheap rent, pay
your moving. 123 N. 23d.
FU ItNISHED room in modern house;
also attic room; reasonable. 705
Vaughn 6t.
ATTRACTIVE front room, $14.
piano. Z2 6th.
Use
s
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NICE large furnished sleeping, also
houseke'eplpg rooms, close In, 207 6th
FURNISHED ROOMS
EAST SIDE
52
SLEEPING rooms, steam heated, hot
and cold water. $1.50 and $2.00 per
week. The Clarno, 243 14 Holladay Ave.
Phone East 4529.
ITJENISHED BOOKS
EAST BIDE PRIVATE PA.MXLY 71 j
NICE furnished rooms, with home
comioris ana privileges, reasonaoie
to lady employed during day. 581 Clin
ton St.. cor. 14th.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS 10
2 OR 3 large housekeeping rooms, 470
Main St., near 14th.
ROOMS AND HOARD
15
ALL men working In or near Brooklyn
shops are invited to try our board
ing house. Single meals, 25c. Reason
able rates per week. 836 E. 24th sC
Opposite S. P. shops.
THE HAZEL, cor. 3d and Montgomery.
Ffne furnished rooms and board. $5
up: steam heat, hot oaths, free phone. I
TWO fine rooms, newly furnished, with
board if desired; music. 449 Third
st. Main 1070. ,
CASA ROSA, 300 Jefferson. Room and
board. Excellent home cooking.
SITUATIONS FEMALE
- i if CContlnqsd) ,
i WHEN you answer these Want Ads, $15, East 1st North, 383 bet. Uan
1 irntion The Journal. cock and Broadway. Tabor 1863.
BOOHS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY
NICELY furnished front room, close
In. modern conveniences, suitable
for two, with or without board. 474
1 Salmon St., Marshall 4410.
FOR RENT Beautifully furnished
room in private house, suitable for
2 men; breakfast and dinner ' if de
sired. 3 46 College st.
BOARD with or without - rooms, near
Washington high school, home cook
ing: good residence. East 2407.
j FURNISHED rooms with or without
1 board. 3 blocks from Broadway
bridge. East 3742.
PLEASANT front room with fireplace.
House modern. Rent reasonable.
West side. Walk i ng distance. M. 3158.
A young lady will find all home com
forts in private home, close in, by
calling East 6910. -
EXCELLENT accommodations for
young men, very reasonable. ' East
4616. '
ROOM, breakfast and dinner, bath,
phone, use of piano. 430 Yamhill.
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HOUSEKEEFLNG ROO.MS
WEST SIDE
8
pnone in every
nd Morrison
Columbia st.,
i fOrllf r ttn St.
3 ROOM furnished apartment. $18,
steam heat, hot water, also single
room apartments and sleeping rooms,
$2 week up. Tho Thomassenr 3d and
Harrifon. .
NICE, clean and pleasant furnished
housekeeping rooms, close ln, mod
ern, cheap rent. 150 11th st., near Mor-
rlson. . i
1 AND 2 room H. K. suites, $8 to $12
month, Bteara heat. 245 Va N. 17th
et., cor Marshall. Marshall 4943.
MODERN 2 room apartments fur
nished fcr housekeeping. 487 Tay
lor, near 14th. Marshall 5598.
Cambridge bldg., furnished H. K. room.
central, cneap. io aa. cor. Aiorrn.
GILMAN Hotel, 1st and Alder. Fur
nished H. K- rms., cheap. $1.60 wk. up.
$2.00 per week housekeeping furnished.
490 ciay.
GEM HOTEL, steam, heated, fur. H. K.
rooms: $1 week up. 665 1st st.
. HOUSEXEXFIirO BOOMS
WEST SIDE PRIVATE PAMILT 73
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, first floor,
kitchen, all conveniences; . close in;
129 13th. hear Washington.
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$2.50 WEEK, 2 rooms, 2 beds for fam-
liy. 408- jenerson.
TWO - housekeeping rooms, walking
distance. 591 -Washington st. -
- BOTTSEXXZFnrCI BOOKS "
(Continued)
2 FURNISHED H. K. rooms bath.
phone, heat, light, own entrance.
These are back; but outside light
rooms. Close in. ' 431 TavJor.
FRONT rooms, light, gas, batb, $5 to
-i2 roonth. 324 Jackson sC Main
7095.
BASEMENT housekeeping rooms, also
sleeping rooms, $1.25, $2.00 week.
Heat, hot water, 575 Couch, cor. 18th.
TWO large front H. K. rooms, every
thing furnished; rent reasonable; 51
Everett st. Main 33V6. -
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms,
nice and clean, on 1st and 2nd floor,
reasonable. 305 12th st. -
TWO lare front rooms-for housekeep
ing. Free bath and phone. $3 per
week. 549 Yamhill.
ONE, two and three housekeeping
suites, modern conveniences, reason
able rent. 151 17th st
ONE or two well furnished, clean
housekeeping rooms, sleeping porch.
472 Muin st.
SUITE housekeeping rooms, also sin
gle room, heat, bath, phone, 171 N.
17th st.
NICELY furnished room for Urht
housekeeping. Call at 410 Morri
son FI.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
EAST SIDE
48
$1.60 TO $2.7 5 week, furnished H. K.
rooms, gas, free heat, laundry, bath.
Phone East 6039. 406 Vancouver avei.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS
EAST SIDE PRIVATE FAMILY
74
3 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
ground floor, nrivatn toilet and bath
hot water, electric lights, water, llfien.
an ior montn; i diocks rrom car,
195 E. 7 4th st. N., M. V. car.
$13 TWO or 3 clean, completely fur-
nisiied rooms, oatn. laundry, phone
garajre if desired, walking distance,
3 30 Weidler.
$11 month, front room and kitchenette,
touKms gas. Dom pnones, targe yaro.
Also large front H. K. room, $2 week;
v. alklng distance: 195 S. Grand ave.
$14 Three clean, furnished house'
keeninsr rooms: 0trir nhnn nA
water free. 127 East l6th stL, bet.
auirnson ana Aiaer. pj-b3&6.
TWO or threo connecting rooms, mod
ern, cheap, near Broadway bridge;
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, furnished
complete, to aauits only; rent $25.
TJ T I , V Cl VA X TT A -
MODERN 3 room housekeeping Apt.,
private bath, suitable for man and
wire or a laoies. niast 490t.
THREE furnished houseKeeDincr rooms
modern, hot and told water, private
1 ... . 1. rr7 Hf:in,nl.lA . C I , T. . r-
m Lit. I A. I iiiiiwauiiq r t. DCUTVUtHI BO
$1.50 WEEK. 2 large furnished house
keeping basement. 267 Knott, near
v linams.
$10 4 unfurnished housekeeping
rooms. 301 jj. nth. Adults. E. 96.1
CLOSE-IN suite furnished housekeep
iner rooms. 381 Ross. East 3010.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms
tor rent? bH)i K. Ktark st.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
12
NEW 4 room bungalow on Sumner and
Webster sts.. near E. 13th. 1 block
I north of Alberta car, with built-in
beds, buffets, coolers, window seats
and bookcases; linoleum in kitchen and
baths; self lighting eas ranges an1
heaters, full attics and basements
they are convenient and handy and
partly furnished. Blanchard & Clem
son, 702-3 Selling bldg.
ROSE City Park, modern 5 room bun
galow,' large rooms, hardwood floors,
built-in conveniences, furnace, etc., 692
E. 63d st. N., 2 blocks north of carline.
Frederick H. Drake, Northwestern Bank
bldg. Phones Marshall 4641, residence.
Tabor 2227.
$35 Modern dwelling, 9 rooms, with
lawn, etc N. W. corner E. 26th and
Hawthorne ave. Tennis court adjoin
ing. Good neighborhood. Burrell In
vestment Co.. 250 3d st,
MODERN 5 room bungalow, large
rooms, fruit, trees, lawn and roses,
944 Cleveland ave. Take U Car. Main
7516.
ONE. 5 room bungalow. $8; 6 room
house, $22; 5 room bungalow, $14.
All In tr 1 infill! tmn kA Uftrcan
j bldg. Main 2035.
FIVE rooms, modern. Phone, gar
bage, water paid. 769 Williams.
Woodlawn 1520.
FOR attractive houses to rent use
Clark Rental Service, 2d floor Title
Sr Trust bldg.
7 ROOM house. 770 Hoyt st.. Nob Hill
district. 2 bathroom, rent $25. Main
5724.
60 N. 16th. near Everett 8 room
house, furnace. Key of owner. No.
88.
$15 5 room bouse, gas and electric.
Water free. 105 E. 20th, near Wash.
East 5356.
$30 PER month, new 8 room house,
modern, in Irvington. 672 E. 12th
' st. N. - -
! j,-ou RENT 5 room clean cottages,
I o-ith nil modern imDrovements 873
! Front. Inquire 871 H Front. Main 2369.
; 5 itooM modem cottane. eas and bath.
t CLOSE IN. 4 ROOM CLEAN COT
TAGE, $7. 732 MISSOURI AVE.,
: 1 MISSISSIPPI CAR.
J MODERN 7 room house. 935. Wood
.ward ave. Phone Sell. 1551.
NICE 5 room bungalow, 31st and E
Morrison at., $15. Phone C-2907.
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4 ROOM cottage near Broadway bridge
' 325 Schuyler Et.
FIVE room modern bungalow. Alberta
line: phone Woodlawn 2639.
886 E. Ankeny. Rental office. Houses,
flats and stores. Phone East 1017.
7 ROOM house, 834 E. 8th st. N cheap.
-Owner 48 N. 6th st. Main 1997.
6 ROOM cottage. $9 month, close in.
West Side. 328 Morrison.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR RENT
32
ADS of furniture for sale are pub
lished la the Household Goods classi
fication when house is not for rent.
FURNISHED sleeping room, private
bath and phone. $10 and up. 410
Hawthorne ave. East 882. "
9 ROOM modern house, $25 per month.
Furniture for sale, inquire 1000
Belmont St. Phone Tabor 386.
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- FURNISHED HOUSES 36
COUPLE will rent all or part of their
nine room furnished house, reason
able, 555 Marguerite Ave., Richmond
car.
5 ROOM bungalow, furnished, 1108 E.
Market fine lavfn, flowers and gar
den. W. I Nash, owner, 199 E. 60th.
Phone B-3081. ' '
ALL or part of 6 room modern, fur
nished house. Convenient. Rent
reasonable. Tabor 5Q56.
jig 6 room furnished house, Arleta
station, north 2 blocks. 4217 65tn
st Mt. Scott line.
SIX roomed well furnished bouse with
piano, at Mt. Tabor. Phone Tabor
777.
$20 Completely furnished 5 room
bungalow, table linen, bedding, all
new and clean. Woodlawn 3229.
5 BOOM - furnished cottage water,
light, phone, $12.00, no children. E-
1502. .
W'ELL furnished 5 room bouse, 763
Williams ave. Only $16 to desirable
people. Phone Woodlawn 410.
S20 Completely furnished modern 5
room bungalow, piano, gas, electric
150 oneonta si., wopoiawn.
MODERN 5 room house, garden an;
flowers, $15 month; 54 B. 31st.
MODERN 7 -room bungalow, 6 rooms,
furnished. $20. 732 E. 27th at.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.
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FIVE room cottage, rent $18. Ca
327 8. Broadway. Marshall 851.
31
ROOM furntnheri houM. with cmen
basement . rnmara ctM4T,iitV:: irafr
fruit, berries and rtntttn.il block f ron
carline in Overlook, good care of prop
?"T more an opject than rent. ,vooo
FURNISHED 6 roomhouse at 110
Belmont st. Phone B-1477.
APARTMENTS 4:
FURNISHED AM) UNFURNTSHE1
KING HILL APTS. :
171 Klusr street, nur VVuhlrtH nn.'
Modern, hieh cluus. h and I roon
unfurnished apts.. choice neighbor
hood, excellent service, walking dis
a a m.: p, reasonapie rent. -
THK 1K1S APARTMENTS. 3d a.n
Mill Bta.. rnmnlrtpil Ort. 1 rnt
from $17 up; 2. 3. 4 room, all moder
Improvements: lareest heatinr nlan
in i-iiy, lurnisnea or umurnisnea. i
charge for cooking gas.
VILLA ST. CLARA.
12th and Taylor., -Modern,
completely furnished apts.
Walking distance. References.
1MW UKLiAiNUO. corner 20th : an
Wash. sts.. varv ri mi ra M 1 cru n 1 1
m - w . , - i , U aV O ,
room apts.. $30 to $42.50. Every noc
ern cotivenlem-e. References. Mar. IK1
THE CODY: 431 E. Taylor st.. mrfo,
ern, z and 3 room f ornlshed : Dt:
with or with out private baths: a
outside rooms, steam heat, puone an
eiecinc ugntn rurnisnea.
MORTON APTS., cor. Wash, and Klnt
i room fur., also 4 room fur. or un
fur. Best and cheapest place In cits
waiKins oisiance. Main ioa, A-Iiu
THE SHEFFIELD 270 BroadwaJ
souin. 3 ana rooms, well arraniret
easy waiKing distance, at very . red
Bonume rent; Dent or service. iL ZbO'i
MEREDITH Modern, newly renovate
as ana room urits xih unt.nm
n . . a
janitor service; walking distance, reft
erciices. in v aBn.. opp. lid. M.
AMER1CAN-M ARLBORQUGH.
HiKhest class aDts. in the cltv. 4.
and 6 rooms, walking distance, reaaorf
aoie. Mar. ssbii. Main bie. A-l!67
PENINSULA apts. Modern concreil
oidg. i and J rooms, steam nea
hot and cold water, phone. $13 up. (J
11(V.
PORTNOMAH Walking distanc
hardwood floors: reasonable: sleeiJ
ing porcn. zuo i. lath st.
JULIETTE APTS.. 2d and MontaomeH
. moo ern room apts., furnished q
unrurnisned; reasonanie. .
BANNER APARTMENTS. 489 ClaM
modern 2 room, steam heat, ligh
pri. phone free, $12 mo. up. Mar. 207
nnWMTlUVJ mnHern onti. .it
unfur.. $16 mo. up. inciudinit lleh
heat, etc. Royal Annex, 350 V4-Morrlsot!
DRICKSTON 44U ll.th St.; modern
3 room fur. apts.. $20 to $30: walld
Ing distan-e; excellent service. Mar. 6
THE LUZERNE; 2 room fur. apti
modern, hrlck. $J0 mo. rp. Mar. 4Bi;
TWO and 3 room apartments, fun
nlshed; private bath. 10"9 18th st, 14
3 ROOM apartments, furnished. $
Call at 103 v.. 74th st; N.
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FOB RENT FLATS
NEW modern lower flat. 5 rooms ai
sleeping porch, good furnace, locate!
384 E. 4Jd st.; line location: rent on
$15 to desirable tenant: phone Mai
7341 or vail at i:.f N. 6th.
NEW 6 room lower flat. Kas. electrl
ity. linoleum. furnace, flreplac
bookcases, buffet, use of garage, blot
irom is. AnKeny car, 20. 724 E. A
East 4509.
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om flats very reasonao
ver ave. Wdlrt, 1953.
706 Vancou
TWO 4 room flats, good location, wal
Ing distance. and :o liege.
MODERN 4 and 6 rooms, near CI
Park, reasonable. M. 8988 or A-287
FURN I S 1 1 E D F L ATS
$25 Furnished
apartment.
792 "
1 room steum' heatf
Private bath. : Ma.
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$20 4 room furnished flat;, hea
phone and water. Woodlawn 4001.
STORES AND OFFICES 1
WE have the most desirable store roon
on Grand ave. for rental you can dl
business ln. We make a specialty t
renting east side -business-building
Buelitel t Kerns. U.3H Grand ave,
BRICK warehouse In South Portlan
for rent, trackage, light and air
On naved street, reasonable. Journ
Publishing Co.. Broadway and Yamhl!
FOR RENT A large store at 190 1H
St., very low rent. M. E. Lee, 60
Corbett bldg. -
FINE offices for rent cheap; good l
cation. Commonwealth bldg., 6t
and Burnslde st. Call at room 81 8
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WANTED TO RENT
7 OR 8 room hous ln or near No
Hill district. V-213, Journal.
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HORSES, VEHICLES. ETC. 1
Auction Sale
Of horses, vehicles and harness n
Otlumbla stables, 302 Front, ever
Thursday et 2 p. m. We sell on a con
ralsslon basis. Satisfaction ruarar
teed both buyer and seller if yo
Want to selu brine your horses to oi
auction, if you want to buy, atteni
this sale.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Thursday. Jan. 14. at 2 D. m..
will hold a special auction of 40 hea
or pastern Wegon horses.
FPR SALE 20 good young horses an
mares, 4 ana t years 01a, vane
raised, do not have to get acclimate
some in foal, these are just the thin
for farmers to ouy. tnee cons wi
erow and sell at a profit, trucks d
ing the work; these are all for aa
very cneap. fliso a consignmeni.:
trood. serviceable horses that- are
little street sore; these horses are fxl
and Kood workers and must be sol
to save feed bill. Frazier & McLeai
6th and Toylor.-
11ETAIL dairy for sale, doing 30 tea
a day business; best class of custom
ers, long lease, low rent; complete ou
fit horses, wagons, cows, etc. This
the opportunity you re looking' to
"do It now." G-94, Journal.
FOR SALE One team well matche
blacks, horse ena mare. weigh
2600. 1 team well matched black mare
weieht. 2000. 1 'team well match?
blacks, horse and mare; weight, 290
226 Russell St. -
1 ATTENTION !
A carload of La Grande homes af
mares, mated teams, weight from 1201
to 1400. from 4 to i years old. ai
guaranteed as represented; cheap fo
cash. 292 Union ave., corner of Cla;
OUT of work; have 3 good team;
weight 3100 lbs.. 2400 ibs.,2800 lbs I
harness. 1 auto truck; can't keeo anl
longer; your choice for cash, 368 1-1
BOU.SJJ ranch mare, $50 wagon, ligJ
(Mm drlvlne delivery mares, fat anl
pretty, buggy, plow. 1561 E. Ash, coil
near botn. .
SADDLE horses. 60c (irst hour, 1i
additional hours. English or stocl
saddles. Main A87S, or itn and Mad I
son sts.; toaroing n 10 jzu woni'
DEAD horses and animals hauled awa
free. Call Woodlawn id. Portias
Rendering Co. -
WANTED A span of horses, liai.
horses, light work-for their keeping
Main 4a.
WILL sell cheap, pair of farm horsed
double harness and . farm . wagoii
13S7 Va. Htari;' ' " r? 1
$65 TAKES 1100 lb. farm or deliver!
horse, heavy single harness ant
spring wagon. - 1967 E. HtarK.
MAI) horses and cattle taken frH
full dav or nie-ht. - Tahnr 44(13 1
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