THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 12; 1915
DEBATERS ARE CHOSEN
TO REPRESENT HIGH
IE
. County Championship Dis
cussion Will Be Held on
March 26,
fcniwaukle. Or., March 12, Miss Xa-
.Mil Hart. J5, and William Miller, "17.
have been selected aa the negative
team and ills Doris Martin, '15. and
, ---v. jJs Bertha Pulley, 1", as the affirm
atjve turn to represent Milwaukie high,
:. school in the county high, school cham
pionship debate on March 26 against
. the winner of tonight's Hanby-Molalla
high, schools debate. " The Milwaukie
.. . negative team will debate; in Mil
waukle, the affirmative tem debating
.. at the high; school, whose negative
team wins tonight's debate.
.' The question is: "Resolved, that im-
migration la the United State should
.; he I further restricted." principal Rob;
, ert Goetz and Miss A. Ohmert, of the
,favulty, are the Milwaukie hish school
' .coHdies. In tonight's dual debase, Can
Mfyja negative team will debate at Mo
ialjla and Molalla's negative team will
'dehato at Canby. ' ,
v Each room in Milwaukie grammar
, i'iool above the third grade AVedm--,
daj picked its two best speller. as fol
. lovs; - Fourth grade, Glcmia , Ceil and
' John Galbraith; fifth grade,' Opal
' Dqwling and Jennie Mclntyre; sixth
A grado, Aimna Kiscl and Bessie Shar-
row? seventh grade, Wilbur Raker and
. J.ejnora -Mulder; and eishth grade,
- Charlotte Nash and Doris Nash.
Maroh 17 the two best spellers from
grides below ' the . sixth, and the two
bei-t apellera from grades above the
... si Nth will represent Milwaukie school
,i In la eontt.it at Milwaukie' schoolhouso
. foif'the spelling championship of this
district of the western division of 'the
. comaty. The schools of districts Nos.
i. 1 06. 99. 64. 49. 119. 123, 103 and 47
wil participate -in the contest. The
champions of each division of the conn-
, tylwllt meet at Oregon City before -the
. rlOaa of the school year for the county
championship spelling bee.,
. Mrs, B- G. Skulason, president of
tht recently reorganized Milwaukitt
PaleiU-Teacher association, will an
v notince irommittee 'appointments and
outline the work to be done this ye-ar
- at the meeting of the association on
:i Mrch 19. ,
Levitt Arrested on
Secret Indictment
. .Oregon, City. Or.. March 12. .1.
- Le itt; for the. last 10 years owner of
;. (ilothing store in this city and at
Present proprietor of a store in Mc-i
. Mlhnvllle, was arrested vesterday in
McMinnvillo by Sheriff Wilson of
t isjckamag county on a charge of ob
talpinjr J5000 under false pretenses
jrrojm the .First National bank of Ore
v gom.Cityi
i Ijjevitt n-ai released later under 14000
hpiida' furnished by J. Weinstein, 550
Front street, Portland,' and H. Fendel,
bij A.ortett street, Portland. At the
courthouse last nis-ttt Mr lvllt Ho.
. ' - - u.' ... . .11 n J 1 Ulll
thei First National hank of this city for
f - an amount, and declared the charges
xaise.
jue arrest was maae. following a
secjript indictment returned by the
t Clackamas grand Jury at the aeeslon
uthat ended Wednesday. It is alleged
SCHOOL AT MILWAUK
- thajt Ir. Ievltt represented to the bank.
ins,E ne $was wortn i7,ou ana ob
t S tained a loan of a000. It is alleged
that the loan was made in August
191:0, and that soon after the loan was
maiie the Levitt store went into bank
ruptcy!
Air. .i.evitt ror a nu.moe- of years
managed a clothing store at Seventh
. and Main Btreta, and is well known in
this city. Several month ago he sold
i hlsj Interests to Miller and Obst of
Portland. He also maintained a store
, -at Astoria until aome months ago, when
. no atariea nis store in McMinnvllie.
High School Play
Date Is April 24
:. ' .
"Xsmaralda" WU1 Ba Put On at Jamas
Johir by Senior Class Orchestra to
St. Johns, Or., March 12. April 24
waa selected yesterday as the date for
, the presentation of the annual play by
the1 senior class of James John high
school in the high school -auditorium
. to Iraise funds to meet graduation ex
penses. : . -
Esmeralda," the fopr act drama
by Mrs. Frahces Hodgson Burnett,
dramatized -by WillianvGillette. is the
Plsy. Mrs. George M. Hall will coach
the cast of 11 to be selected by the
faeulty. The high school orchestra
will, make its first public appearance
at the play. '
llTonight the Keystone League of
Christian 'Endeavor of- the. United
Evangelical church will hold its regu
la tjjnonthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Everett Buery.
A paper on "What la the Tithe? To
Whom Does It Belong?" will be read
by, Mrs.' W.-B, Hollenbeck at the meet
ing of St, Johns W. C. T. U. in St.
Jhns .library. Monday afternoon.
Iewellett Estate Probated.
Oregon City, Or., March 12. The
tntateof William J, Lewellen. a pio
neer merchant of the, Springwater dis--ttiict.
was probated in the county court
Thursday. The estate is valued at
r $J0.000." Mr. Leweilen died In.Portland.
"March 4.' ..." , '. . , '
- - - ' 1 ' 1 '
Hie extreme weakness often re
sults in impairedhearing, weak
ened eyesight, bronchitis and
other troubles, but if SCOTJ"S
EMULSION is given promptly,
its rick nourishment carries'
strength to the organs and
creates better blood to build up
the depleted forces. ; ;
- Children thrive on
SCOTTS EMULSION
- It is free from Alcohol
!4bTt
Moose at St. Johns
Elect! New Officers
C. B. Currln Will Ba Dictator for En
suing Tear; A. Yaates Zs Tlca-Dictator
of Xtodga,
' fit. Johns, 1 Or., March 12. James
John lodge of the Loyal Order of
Moose, No. 1509, elected the following
new officer for the ensuing year last
night: Dictator, C. 8. Currln; vice dic
tator, A. Yeates; prelate, L. E. Gens
man; inner g-uard, II. D. Beam; outer
guard, F. B.i Granger; and trustee, John
Xoce. David: McPhearson was the
other nominee for trustee.
Secretary!?. G. Glllmpre, Treasurer S.
L. Dobie and Trustees C. E. Royer and
W. B. McMillan hold over. Appointive
officers will be named by the new dic
tator next week.
The lodge will gJve a dance in the
lodge rooms on the evening of March
25 and will hold a smoker on the night
of April 1. s t
The St. Johns lodge of the Royal
Neighbors f America will give a five
hundred party at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at the home of Mrs. W. S. Gill
more, 639 South Jersey street.
A-dozen prints of early English his
tory were posted In St. Johns library
yesterday. Stories concerning them will
be .told at the older children's hour at
8:30 o'clock Saturday afternoons.
ERAL SERVICES
FOR A. L
SET FOR T(
Body Will Be Shipped to Dex
ter, MiniiM 'Where Inter
ment Will Take Place,
.
Andrew I,. Borstad.
The funeral services of Andrew L.
Bolstad, city treasurer of Milwaukie
and cashier of the First State bank of
Milwaukie.- who died Wednesday at
the Portland, sanitarium, following an
operation for intestinal trouble, will be
held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at SkewesV undertaking parlors. Rev.
II. R. Geil of Milwaukie Evangelical
church will officiate, assisted by Rev.
George Ilendrickson, of Our Savior's
Norwegian Lutheran church. The
choir of the Milwaukie church, Mrs. B.
G. Skulasim and Mrs. K. Roald will
sing.
The remains will be shipped tomor
row to Dexter, Minn., for interment.
Mr. Bolstad was born near Kasson,
Minn., 43 years ago. He graduated
from Redwing, Minn., seminary in 189a
and from the North .Dakota State Nor
mal school at Mayville in 1899. After
teaching school at Kindred and Ashley,
N. O., and Cunningham, Wash., he or
ganized the Milwaukie bank seven
years ago. He took office in January
for his second two year term as city
treasurer.1 He was a member of the
Knights and Ladles of Security and
of the Young People's society of the
United Norwegian Lutheran church.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Carrie Peterson, of Dexter. Minn.", and
Miss Bertha Bolstad, of Hetland, S. D.,
and two brothers, John, of Norwich,
N. D., and Nelson, of Hawley, Minn.
"Chocolate Soldier"
Director Marries
Vancouver. Wash.. March 12 Th.
pians or Max Flchandler. musical di
rector or T'Tne Chocolate Soldier" com
pany, which is now olaWna in Port
land, and Miss Rosetta Nier were up
set somewhat yesterday when news of
tneir marriage nere preceded them to
i-ortiana. j They had intended to be
mairried quietly, but the mention of
th fact that they were with the com
pany caused their plans to miscarry,
tney were married by Justice of the
t-eace w. s. T. terr. Walter Halbach
was the witness for them in securing
their marriage license,- and also wit
nessed the ceremony.
Ihe bride came from New York tn
meet Mr. : Fichandler in Portland for
tne Wedding and will continue with
tnm on the rest of the company's tour.
one is a native of Austria and her
husband was born in Odessa, Russia.
The wedding came as a surprise to the
memDers or "The Chocolate Soldier"
company, for which Mr. Fichandler
has .been musical director for three
seasons. ;
Vancouver Marriace Licenses.
Vancouver. Wash., Marh 12 Mar.
iivenaes were issued yesterday
mjt mo, wumy auuiior io tne lollowlng
v-iauua. , x i a iik i. jj-rencn of Van
couver barracks and Miss Lllli a
Werner of Vancouver; Albert Frank
Carlson and Miss Tilda Werner, both
of Vancouver; F. H. Jackson of Ran
dolph and Miss Pearl Lowrey of Van
couver; Max Fichandler and Miss Ro
setta Nier.! both of New York city:
William Williams and Miss Nina Ev-
ensen, both of Portland; J. M. Staats
and Mrs.! Lettie M. Harrington, both
of Salem; pr.; -Herbert D. Keilty and
Miss Ajayme A, uonnelly, both of
Portland.) i .
Xicoli Suit Dropped. ;
Oregon City, Or., March 12. The suit
of T. Nicolt va Ben Patton, a deputy
game warden of Estacada. for mali
cious parsecution, was dropped Thurs
day when Circuit Judge Campbell In
structed the Jury to bring in a verdict
of not guilty. ; Nicoli was arrested near
Estacada last November on a charge
of hunting t without a ; license.
Columbia Grange to Meet.
.Corbett. Or,. March 12. Columbia
grange will hold Us regular monthly
meeting in Grange hair tomorrow. .
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ALL IS IN READINESS
FOR CLEAN-UP f BUT
WEATHER INTERFERES
Hidden Park
Postponed
Site Activities
Until Tomorrow
When Work Will Be Done,
Vancouver, Wash.. March 12. With
one exception everything was in readi
ness today ior the! cleanup at the Hid
den park site on the Fourth Plain road
Just outside the city limits. This one
exception was the weather and conse
quently the proposed cleanup has been
postponed until tomorrow. The Van
couver Women's Civic league, under
whose auspices the work Is to be done,
has prepared dinner for the workers.
II. E. Weed, the landscape gardener
selected by the ladies, and CJty Engi
neer B. L. Dorman. went ovr the park
site' yesterday and laid out roads and
paths and completed other little de
tails necessary for the work tomor
row.
It is expected that, despite the fact
that it rained today, fully as many and
probably more people will turn out to
do the work, tomorrow as would have
turned out today had the weather been
good.
Many Are Present
At Hygiene Meeting
Gresham, Or.. March 12. Over 250
residents of the Gresham district
gathered from miles around last night
to attend the public meeting for men,
young: and old, arranged by Field Sec
retary E. J. Cummlni of the Oregon
Social Hygiene society. - Commercial
Club hall waa filled to overflowing.
The local committee of arrangements,
Karl A. Miller. Arthur Dowsett and
Professor J. K. Btubbs. was made per
manent by motion of the gathering
and will form an association to" con
tinue social hygiene education in
Gresham.
Mayor George W. Stapleton presided ! BEGAN March Jl. at 574 Borthwlck at., Mr.
at lt n1ht' meeting The follow-i . Frances O'Donnal Began, age 72 ycara, he
at last nignts meeting. x ne ioow-1 iW(1 wlfe of 0weo Ran. mother of Mra.
ing addresses were delivered: "The I j. Donorau, Portland; Mra. W. p. Sbepard,
Prevalency and General Seriousness of I of Council Bluffa, lowa; Mrs. M. T. Kearua,
Venereal Diseases and Their Effect i ? 8,,tI,,Llt ib- Tbe funeral aery.
,, tv, Tnvii -nri th Hnm.l a w111 b" hiA at s- Mary a church. Wlll
Lpon the Individual and the Home, i Um, aTe ana stant),n ,t ., 8aturda y, March 13,
Dr. J. M. Short, Portland; "Present) at a a. m. Frienda are inrited. Intenneat
Conditions Among Boys and Girls, ,
Principal J. E. Stubbs of Union High
school No. 2; "The Four Sx Lies and
Other Causes; Remedies," William F.
Woodward, Portland, member execu
tive board Oregon Social Hygiene so
ciety, and "What Can We Do for
Gresham," Theodore Brugger, Gresham.
Drs. H. H. Hughes and W. Ott also
spoke.
Charles Rogers
Pleads Guitly
Oregon City, Or., March 12, Charles
A. Rogers, charged with forgery, yes
terday entered a plea of guilty before
Circuit Judge Campbell.
Last fall Rogers passed several
worthless checks on merchants of
Parkplace and Gladstone. He escaped
from Clackamas county officials and
was later arrested in Centralia on a
charge of . larceny. He was brought to
this city from Centralia by Constable
Frost.
The dates for the trials of the other
cases returned by the grand jury are
as follows: Joe King, giving liquor to
minor, April 19; John Y. Humphreys,
assault with a dangerous weapon.
April 20; Angus McKinnon. giving
liquor to minor; April 22; Charles
Oodge, contributing to the delinquency
of a minor. April 21; J. W. Starn
forjrery, April 23.
Joe Kloder, held for assault, will be
examined as to his sanity.
Drug Vter Arrested.
Oregon City, Or.. March 12. Albeit
Pigueron, aged 71, was arrested laet
night by Chief of Polica Shaw on a
charge of using laudanum.
CATARRH CAUSED
BY A GERM
Xust Be Destroyed Before Catarrh Itself Can
Be Cured. Bays Speeislist. Wonderful Ba
salts frem Breathing Medicated Air.
Medicine takes Into tbe stomach will sever
cure catarrh. And neither will tna sprays,
douches, lotions, creams and ether temporary
reliefs thst so many catarrh victims make a
bsbit of using. To cure catarrh so it won't
come back you must first drive from your
body the millions of germs that are flourish
ing in the inner recesses of your nose and
tbroat and are causing the disease.
There is a preparation which does this
called Hyome! (pronounced High-o-me). Hy
omel Is a germ killing vaporised air formed
from the purest oil of Eucalyptus combined
with other healing and antiseptic ingredients.
Yon breathe Hyomet through tbe mouth and
nose by means of a little hard rubber in
haler which druggists furnish with It. This
medicated germicidal air penetrates into every
fold and crevice of tbe mucous membrane of
your nose and tbroat: kills the catarrh germs
that lodge there, soothes, reduces and heals
the swollen Inflamed membranes, stops the
discharge and opens no tbe clogged nose and
air passages in a truly wonderful way. It
gives blessed relief In five minutes from ca
tarrhal distress of every kind and If you
make a practice of breathing Hyomel for a
few minutes each day for Just a few weeks
not ouly will sll tbe symptoms of catarrh
vanish but tbe disease Itself will be a tbing
wi tne past. No one : eed try or bay Hyome.
on pure faith. The Owl Drug Co., and many
other leading druggists In Portland and vi
cinity sell if with the positive guarantee that
it must cure catarrh or thst the money paid
for It will be refunded. Hyomel is very In
expensive and with this protecting guarantee
behind your purcbse there is absolutely no
reason wiy any sufferer from Catarrh should
not rive it a fair trial. (Adv.t
NEW TODAY
TO Room
Modern Hotel
With large lobbies, freshly kalsomlned J
and painted, all in first class condition, j
iuunvcu on prominent street, inquire
at 910 Cham, of Com. bldg. Phone
Marsh. 1685.
MEETING NOTICES
41
There will be an entertainment and
dance. given bv Uniform Ttanlr..
Knights of Pythias, Company No. 25.
Monday evening, March 15. at Castle
Hall Cosmopolitan lodge, 264. Madi
son street.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE. VJ 1), A. F,
& a. ai.- fctatea communication to
night at 7:30 o'clock. M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome. Bv order of W. M.
: E, R. iVXlfi. Secretary.
MEETING NOTICES 41
(Contlaued) -
OREGON LODGE NO. 101. A.
F. & A. M. Special com-
: munication tomorrow (Sat
urday) evening at 7 o'clock.
i Work tn M. M. degree. Vis
' ltinsr brethren cordially in
vited.
By oraer or tne w. M.
LESLIE 8. PARKER,- -Secretary.
WASHINGTON IA)DOEl NO.
- cial communication tomor
row (Saturday) evening. 7
o'clock, E. 8th and Surnside.
r. C dearee. v lsitors -a el
come.
Order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND, Secretary.
SUNNYS10B LOIX3E U. D..
a. j . a. m. stated com
munication 'Friday evening.
n. 3tn ajd lammn ts.
work. visitors welcome.
Order bv w. M.
E. M. LANCE, Sec.
Vital Statistics-
marriagcs.Births. Deaths,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John Hrrey Kot. Board of '"Trade hldsr.,
legl and Besi Blliott Benoian. 717 K. Burn
ide t.. Jeeal.
H. W. Haney. 423 Montgomery t.. "legal,
ana isettte is.leaor i!liYan, 423 Montgomery
t.. legal.
Thomaa H. Courtney. 105'4 Tremont t., 30,
-" ' " r.vanagn. Bin Allilm t
W.G.Smith&Co.-
intra floor, Morgan bldg.
1RESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
ijiiuuiig V-.Q., pu Kcaric st.
BIRTHS
MCto.NTo Mr. and Mr. William C. Nel
T.Tl"T gtreet. Fobruary 3. a n.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mn. J. Edward Jobn
. ,H9 laorborn areoue, February 3o, a
W E.T Mr- nd Mrs- Luther Ware. 1101
Kat Eighteenth street. North. March 3, a
on.
BI'RGHARDT To Mr. and Mr. Fred Burg
brdr. 1079 F.t SeTenteeutU Btreet, Jan
uary 22. a daughter.
,l?.0?.'ro Mr- u1 Marlon M. Hornor.
2118 Eaat Stark itrecl. February 13. a
laughter.
M,if0P Tn Mr- " Mr- Tboraa Mrlod.
rZt&T2SXL-',tZ'!t- M'ch . a daughter.
COOyEHSTKIN To Mr. and Mm. Lewia Coop
eratein 723 Eaat Seven tj-aeewjd ttreet.
North. March T, a an.
U?i?.To Mr- ,nd Mr- Harry Grow. 169
,,itliUtrr ,Ktr"t' March 2. a on.
HELL -To Mr. and Mr. Karl Hell, 87 Cable
8HAW To Mr. and Mr., t,. c. Shaw. 485
.H.S., "i1- March 2. a daughter.
K1EDER--TO Mr. and Mra. A. Rieder. 1765
fcaat Nineteenth street. March 3, a daugh
ter. NOKEg To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nokea; 1741
F.awt Fifteenth tree. February 23. a aon.-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
Mount Calyary cemetery. Remain are at A.
. oeuer co.-a runeral parlor. 5U2 Willi ma
aye. San Francisco papers plpaae copy.
KUN'E In thin city. March TT. 1915, Jo
eph Kline, aged -.8 yeora 4 month. De
ceased la survived by four brothers and one
sister, all of tbla city. Funeral aervicea will
be held tomorrow (Saturday), March 13. st
10:S0 a. m., froni tre chapel of the Skewe
Undertaking Co.. corr.pr 3d and Clny. Frienda
inyited tn attend, intermxut family plot Lone
Fir cemefgry.
FISCHEK At the residence. 134 Vermont St.,
Bertha . Flayer, aged 26 years, beloved
wife of Louis Flst-ber. Friends invited to at
tend funeral services, which will he held at
St. Lawrence's church. Third ami Sherman
streets, at a. m., tomorrow (Saturday),
March 13. Interment Mt Calrsry cemetery.
Kemania are: at Rotman's fupyral parlors.
DRIN.NEN - Near Iamnaciis, March 10, Mar
tha 8. Drlnnen, aged 70 years. Funeral serv
ice will be conducted today (Friday) at 1 p.
m.. in the Mount Scott Park Cemetery crema
torium. Friends invited to attend. Remains
are at the funeral parlors of A. P. Kenwortby
Co., fiSOA Ninsty -second street aoutheaat, in
Lents.
BOI.STAU March 10, Andrew I Bolstad.
Milwaukie, Or., ase 43 years 11 months 25
days. Funeral services will be held at Sltewes'
undertaking parlors at 3 p. in.. Saturday.
March 13. After services remains will be
sent to Tex-ter. Minn. Remains at Skewes par
lors. Friends Invited.
ENGliKUAN At 2(7 Gilbert St.. Lents, Wii
helmlna Engleman, aged 85 years. Remains
are at the runeral parlors or A. I. Ken
worthy ft Co.. 5804 8d St.
B Lents. Fu-
neral notice later.
Ml.'Rl'HY At tbe family residence. 631 4th
St.. March 12, George Joseph Murphy, aged
years.
Announcement of funeral later.
jrliKXKY Ralph W. Feeney. 1481 Eaat Burn
side street. March 4, 59 years; strychnine
poisoning.
OXSDOHF Ids Onsdorf. Good Samaritan hos
pital, March 6, 34 years: appendicitis.
SHARP garash Sharp. 1817 Portsmouth ave
nue. March '7. 70 years: dropsy.
FI.KISCHMAN Minnie Ftelscbman. Good Sa
maritan hospital. March X. 21 years; sub
phrenic abscess.
SELLWOOD Frank C- Sellwood. Sellwood
hospital, March 6. 41 years; diabetes me I
lit us.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 347
Wash. Main 289, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 287 Morrison st.
CLARK'S' Flower Shop Funeral de
si gn s,fh2wera 430JWashAIain 377T
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MR. 'EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading
funeral director. 220 3d st., corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A
1611, Main 607.
Dunning & McEntee
takers.
rn in
every detail. 7th and Pine.
A-4568. Lady assistant.
Main 430,
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors,
414
East Alder st. East 62, B-2626.
Chambers COi an a 1 'xey thW TOd
ln w n 3308. C-1138. Lady embalmer.
A R 7far Pn 692 Williams ave.
Mi lli .CilCI V-UiEast 10S8, C-1088.
Lady attendant. Day and night service:
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO, CaTls
promptly answered in all parts of
city. I. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 6267.
Dp A RQflM Undertakers. East 1080.
1 Ln nOUlH 369-371 Russell st.
P. L. LERCH, leading east side under.
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1883, E. 7 Si.
Qlc FWFQUndrtkinf Co- Main 4162'
Oll-VV CO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay
C R I PQn M RESIDENCE UND,
PLS.
Ii i I uuu 1 1 m 6133
A-2236. 445 Mor.
Hamilton E. 80th and Gllsan. Fu
1 lailllllUll neral services. Tabor 4313.
RT Rvmft "iUiam nd, Knott,
tit Dyme East 1115. c-i$43.
mm
'MmL'wm
V Mile of Travel With
1 Mile of Travel With
15 Miles of Travel With
2 Miles of Travel With
Scrip will be given with every telephone Want Ad paid
within five days from date pf bill to the amount of one-quarter
mile for each 25c paid !;-
FUNERALi DIRECTORS
f Coaetaned)
f-avala,9a?-S9 '
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
. J., P. i'lNLET & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
lAalor P 1 onnrh
1632-15S4 E. 13th, Sellwood 71, B-1122,
MONOIENT
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-266
4tl wt.. opp. city hall. M. 854. A-1516.
TO LEASE
03
WANTED To buv a small stock of
groceries that can be moved : would
consider other KOods If price la rlgnt.
J -pvt. journal.
WANTED A arood hotel man to lease
a furnished ! hotel in live Wasning-
ton town. Y-209, Journal.
BUSINESS PROPEItTY 6
FOR. SALE: A store building and
ground on Union ave.. now occu
pied. Owner must sell at .once. Call
at 969 Union ave. j ,
BUSINESS corner at end of Wood
stock carline for, sale, cheap. W. H.
Betts, Sellwood 1233.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
We win oulld In any
part of city
HOMES
costing; from $$009 to
$20,000. Also apart
ments and flats. We
have money to loan.
Call and see plana.
F E. BOWMAN
v ca.
Commercial Club bldg.
ROSE CITT PARK
! HOMES.
Deal direct with the owners, the
original platters of this beautiful part
ox Portland. Call on our realty de-
litu uo-m c. cor. 4in ana Htara.
-HARIMAN & THOMPSON
SACRIFICE SALE.
My beautiful 7 room house, located
In Rose City Park, one block from, car
line; hardwood floors, fireplace, fur
nace, built-in bookcases and buffet. 2
toilets, cement basement and wash
trays; fruit trees, berries and roses;
worth $o000. Will sell for $4600. See.
owner, 4e E. 5d st. N.
ACREAGE and new modern bungalow
with firenlace. hardwood floor.
Dutch kitchen, bath room, etc., near
Mt. laoor car. best or soil, ready for
inrain ana cnicaens. nun jnun water.
cement walks, very low price. Cash.
terms or trade. Altamead office or 403
eon bldg.
ML ST sell one of these make offer
6 room bungalow. 1 block to car. 2
lots, fruit and berries, value $2000, un
mcumDereo. .Modern dwelling1, re.
Ktricfori district full lnt a rrma- a
more $150 additional; value $4250;
mortgage $1750. renewable. Call eve
nings. His E. Kelly st. Sellwood 601
Rose City Park Home
Attractive, new. modern. S room-.
choice corner. E. 46th and Thompson
sis., DiocK. norm or car, open after
noons. Phone owner (evenings) Main
4330.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOMR
un your lot or ours; by your own
plans or ours; pay us like rent.
THE OREGON HOME-BUILDERS.
xaav iiunnwesicrn aanK .tsiaar.
$1875 Brand new o room bungalow.
complete and modern KO-vinn n
wumi e.-tw; must sen quicKiy, terms.
uvvnun, o babt jth, WORTH,
ei i.jh w i i rj f rgacmj BL
A SNAP.
$2600 buys my interest in a $6800
bungalow, balance runs at 6 per cent
interest from Dec. 12, 1914. Phone
woouiawn 3340. rto agents.
. 3 LOTS. i-BOOM SHACK. ififtnJ
$25 down, $10 monthly, In Monta-
viua, near new oonesmore scnooi; some
fruit trees. Fred W, German Co., 914
uaniucr oi commerce.
SAVE $1250 buying from owner.
solutely modern. Just finished
Broadway car; hard surface street!
sewer, walks, fixtures, etc. Tabor
sacrifice:
4 room modern bungalow corner lot.
v ...i.iu.c:j vul, inutR irum car, 9ibvU,
caay i.-riiis. rnone wain 4112,
$2860 NEW 6. room modern bungalow
on E. 13th St., near Ainsworth; $250
cash, balance monthly payments.
iwuier, ism Kj. mn st. JV.
$3800 WILL buy 2 acres.:
orchard, ten minute walk from poet
office. Address M. p. Stmonson, Mc-
iiiinvinr, vjto.
$15 MONTHLY, including interest,
buys modern 6 room bungalow from
owner, corner 80th and Clayton sts.
t. . . a . n a n . - . . .
a. n., 4uu. laoor z84.
I HAVE three good homes in Irving
ton, one-third less than cost; one
mansion line., r.aat, as. v. ti. Herd-
man.
NEW modern house.- never occupied.'
3ist ana l amhlU, block Sunnyslde
vnvi a a t w,.,. f..,,.
, . I . wv, "".'"t,
with furniture, for $1200. 169 E. 76th
mi. in., near uncan.
MOUbKM new bungalow, 6 rooms, 2
blocks from car, Tremont station;!
rneay, terms. jviarsnail- 0886.
r wjt. dal6 nouse ana lot near
Broadway bridge. 328 Benton at
IRVINGTON home, 8 rooms, modern,
for sale reasonable: 687 E. nth. n!
FOR SALE LOTS
16
BIG SNAP.
50x100 lot on Willamette blvd. over
looking river. .Price $700. includea I
cernent sidewalk and paved street. $250
down and $10 per mo. L-633, Journal,
$350 $10 down, $5 per month buys a
Deautnui view- lot on tne west side,
6c fare, 16 minutes' car ride; best
value in the city. M. E. Lee. 605 Cor-
Dett oiag.
NO bridges to cross, Multnomah sta
tion, beautirul home site. 15 min
utes' car ride. Bull Run water. $300.
$15 down. $6 per mo. O'Oonnell &
warner. am coroett bldg.
A VERY large, beautiful view home
site, on the west side, for nnlv 1450:
$0 down, $10 per month: city water.
AT. E. Lee. 505 Corbett blda.
LOT for sale on 49th ava.. near 68th,
i 1 7i
, in
ror Ji2a; easy terms. Owner.
Hoirate. Phone Sellwood 1407.
LOT 60x100, 65th and Broadway, far-I
lng east; will take $876 cash; all
i,nJl.rn.-f. r..i m t I
Improvements paid. 93 N. Broadway.
Every 25c CaSh Want Ad
Every 50c Cash Want Ad
Every 75c Cash Want Ad
Every $1 Cash Want Ad
r , .
km
16
CCoatlawed)
West Side Lots
Big Bargain While They Las
TERMS. $10 DOWN. J5 PER ' MO
You may think this imoosslble. but
we can do this very thing, sell you i
60x100 ft. lot on the west side, beautl
( ful view, only 2d minutes tut on elec
trie car: citv watec. electric liahtn
etc., for only (260, arid to add more to
rooa rortune we can arrange terms oi
10 cash and tin v men tm at IS ner mn
We have only a few of these lots, they
naturally' won't last long.
LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU OR
AT LEAST TELL TOU ABOUT
WM. L. - GRAHAM,
212 Selling Bldg.
Phones Main lsoo. A-62t.
ROSE CITT- PARK
LOTS.
Deal dlrtmt with tha nwncra. tn
Original putters of this beautiful part
ox ruruina. can on our realty ae
vuuutuL cor, em ana euric
liAliTMAN & THOMPSON
WEST SIDE HOMESITKH nnlv t55
$10 down, S month; beautiful view
on Oregon Electric at Garden , Home
c commutation fare: electric lights,
Water. Coma after 4 n m or Rundav
..u,.,a'K 5 l station for M'CORMIC
u"tK. Also cheao acreage buvi.
wtSf SIDE HOMESiTKS only $260
$10- down. tS month:
on Oregon Electric at Garden Home
7c commutation fare; electric lights.
water. Come after 4 p. m. or Sunday
bk at station for M'CQRMIC,
yvvrsE.it. Also Cheao acreage buva.
LARGE TRACTS. 80x175
AdJOininar carltno inii litlnn
minutes I ride, water piped, irraded
-ir-eia. jneip you build and sell on
y terms. AKerson Oooch & Co., 61
ot'ii--K fi.xcnange oidg.
TWO lots at a bargain. $275 and $400
ROOd location. He nwnoi- Thnr
1919.
ACREAGE
07
60 imperial 1 -4 Acres, $250
WHERE ARE THEY?
IN THE CITY OP ORKflHllf
12.' miles east of Grand avenue nn
the north aide of Division street, be
tween the new automobile factory and
cannery, west of new union high
school, with electric railroad dividing
WHAT WILL THEY GROW7
Anything: you Dlant. fruit. hr.-i
jeiseiaoies, grain or grasses. The so
is a -rich alluvial loam and free from
rot-K or gravel, not colrl nr umi. unH
I will produce sufficient fruit and vege
I tables to make your monthlv dly
nents, and then some. Get a tent and
I s araen ana coicaen raising
I " v .
WHAT WILL! THEY COST? .
$260. S2K down and tl m- mnn K
per cent interest, with a credit of ibO
on each of the first three 5 room
bungalows and ftO on each of the first
I lnrW
vn ree 4 room bungalows erected by
WHAT WILL YOU DO?
We will t1aw V, a raM e. ...!.. U
j, " --- ' V v. .a aim AUIUinU
rruit trees Tor Planting fr of charge
ow we nave aone our part lor you
We leavA Portland for nmhim i at
1:30 p. m. Saturday with round trip
fare of 26c. Call un and arivs vnur
RMITH
&
HOUCK
801 Henry bldg.
Marshall 2396
CHICKEN and fruit ranches narTrrt
land; Gresham district, electric sta
M.n 'i.mile. New subdivision. Sun
-nine valley orchard tracts; best foil.
"w sooo; tueisant location, prices
only $7 to $J60 per acre In small
tracts; easy terms. Frank McFarland
rteaity to., rfov Yeon bldg.. Portland, Or,
A SNAP.
$2000 cash, or $J0 on time. 2 acre
new house, combletelv furnlahnd Tnke
big red cars to Jean, 1 block from ata-
! lion, ioc commuter s ticket, 36 min
utes' ride from Portland. Ask for
ennett.
Gibsop Half Acres
Good -soil, citv- water. -ln- tn .ar
line. eas terms; will build to suit
purcnaser. rnone .-viarstiall 15S5 or
ot-1 1 woin 1 1 . jnnn n, itinaon, owne
ONIONS CELERY ASPARAGUS
A beautiful 2 acre tract, over i
cleared, nice building spot with trees,
near Tigard; $676; $100 down, $12.60
per -month. Including interest. Fred
w. oerman CO.. 14 cnam. of Com.
MILWAUKIE & Suburban Rea.ltv c.n
handle property exclusivelv alnnu
wrejon - Liiy electric. 1'tion VB-J.
ii un ' n u n I , 1 .
i t.N acres right on carline with fine
creeg running- tnrouah. 14 miles from
cenwr oi rornana. iviosi anv reason
able terms. 276 Pine st.
cm t3AL.rJ. very cheap. 2 acres, all
clear: choicest land. inlninr ,.i,.
lots, at MontavlUa. Woodlawn 693, or
r..XT'"V J v' ' taq ml r,
a.J?yx -"-HJ ' '"xuu witn House,
ig- eon. laoor inu,
SUBURBAN ACREAGE 76
FOR sale or trade. 2U arrea f.n.H
cultivated and in fruit, new 8 room,
nouss, o unisnea, iurnisnea lr aesired.
sooa wen ana outbuildings, close to
station. Oregon Electric, 25 minutes
rrom city, want 80 to 40 acres with
house, barn. etc. Bangs. 1474 N. 6th st.
-
FOR SALE FARMS
17
BACK OF VANCOUVER
11! acres, sit per acre. 7 icrti
ciearea, - room nouse, small barn.
chicken house, smoke houas. t --se
J ly all tillable; chickens and small tools
(go with the place; 1A miles to the
raiirosa, price ior tne entire place,
9AAA kAA .. 1. W -1 . w
6. You know what will hannon h
completion ot; the bridge, and you will
navve io nurry- io get mis one. . Fred
w. uerman uo., 14 unim. -4r Com
10 ACRES. 3 room house, bottom land
part In hay, on county road, big local
market. 3 good cows ro with r, in
convenient to Portland. Reliable cartv
can have very easy terms. 827 Cor
betfteidg. DAIRY RANCH .
Fully equipped and milk route, rinul
business and picking up. Will sell on
Uisv terms or exrhan ' fnr
ana grain ranrn. jor particulars ad
dress W. E. White A Co,. Newberr Or
vnii oi v-'TT, ; ' -..,- r-' -
OK aALh -JU acre partly cleared
farm with small house and running
water, 1 miles from R. K. station;
easy terms.' J. R. Sharp, 403 Pittock
DIOCK.
FOR SALE by owner, 25 acres 6W
mites irom McMinnvllie. Or.; $1600.
t $600, balance terms.
Write to S. Cam.
best. Cove Orchard
Or.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.
mention The Journal.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
FOR RENT 120 acres. 80 acres under
cultivation. 6 acres In aaam-ro4 nr.
chard; large barn, house and all out
buildings; silo 12x26; as acres already
rlanted to grain, 20 acres in meadow,
600 a year. Address owner. Journal
office. Vancouver, Wash. '
67 ACRE farm, all in high state of
- cultivation, rich land, near electric
station: stock and Implements for sale.
Write Dr. Hawke. Gaston. Or. it
mean business.
FOR RENT 4 room cottage, 5 acres.
on Estacada car. Inquire at store.
Bell Rose station, for C; J. Jones.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads.
mention t - journal. -
TIMBER
28
FOR SALE Cord wood on 40 or 1 60
acres: terms. J. R. Sharp. 463 Pit
FOR SALE -LOTS
47
HOMESTEADS. I
Big Indian reservation to open 750,
fiOO acres for settlement; fruit, timber,
farm landa; send 25c with this ad to
Wena tehee. Wash, Dally World. Dept.
G., for reliab'.a data about this sreat
region. - - -: r - i I .
RELINQUISHMENTS IN WASCO CO.
We have several improved claims-, 2
to 6 miles from R. R., at low price;
320, acres Crook - county, -level, good
soil, snap, price $260. . Hoy t IQuigley
Co.. 609 Rothchild bldg.; 4th and Wash.
WANTED Deiert plaim relitmuish
ment. Vale or Burn's district, imme
diately. Box 673 Med ford, Or,
EXCHANGEREAL) ESTATE 24
80 ACRES--Unimproved; some open,
nearly ready to plow; fH miles to
tovt'n. paved streets, several mills, a
railroads and boat; loins tract held at
$100 to $300 per acre. Clear of debt.
Trade for Portland property! Mori-
gage or auto, or small payment and
longtime. Box j7, castierocK. I wami.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
See CamDbell. owner, at Hotel Berk
ley. for beautifful 20 acre home, near
Tacoma. Wash.; swell opening for
hotel and grocery', price $3600. Also
good level improved 120 acre Oregon
rancn. laoow. ; )
WILL trade choice 5 acres, deep black
soil, in Beavertoh district, with good
4 room neat cottage, barn, well, all
fenced, fine condition;- $2500, 'and we'l
worth more, for dwelling in Portland,
clear. Call Main 1242. 401 McKay bldg
EXCHANGE for caah.dty I property
or farm, grocery, clear of debt, clean
stock and good locjation and good rea
son for selling. Give full particulars
regarding location . etc. G-343, Jour
nal. F I
FOR. EXCHANGE Fine income vinr
yard, southern Oregon, $6500; for
property north and aome cash. Clark
Realty Co.. Medfoid, Or.
$700 CASH equity in modern 6 room
bungalow to exchange for acreage,
lot or auto. Will assume on! acreage.
T-372, Journal. ' i
FIVE room .modern bungalow, Rich
mond district; my equity $1600, for
lots or acre; must be clear and close
to city limits. Y-206, Journal.
HAVE lot one block from carline that
I refused $900 for year ago. Will
trade for new 6 passenger Ford. Rob
ert Athon, Treves hotel, i Jilth. and
Stark. Phone Main 7669. 1 j
WANT to trade my equity of $160) in
house, 4Uh and Hawthorn ave.. for
acreage- on Oregon Electric,, M-886,
Journal. " j
HOUSE, modern, 6 rooms, lot 40x100.
$2500; equity $1800; will trade for
small farm or good lots. T-417, Jour
nal. i
24 acrea, Klickitat Co., Wash., for
rooming house. No incumbrance.
467. Journal.
40 ACRES, some cleared, $1200; -will
consider $100 in trade, balance time.
Marshall 2595. ..j j r
CITY lots, or house and lota for a good
grocery stoca ana store in gooa lo
cation. Woodlawn 2148.
IF you have any goodproperty to trade.
we will match you, Ayres & Smith,
501 Northwest bldg. Main 7268.
BOISE, Idaho city home; for,Newberg,
ur property, box 6Ba. newoerg.
WHEN you answer these , Wan Ada,
mention The Journal.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 81
WILL buy modern 5 or 6 roonr. bun
galow. Hawthorne district preferred.
Will make liberal first payment, bal.
short time. T-602, Journal. I
ROOMING HOUSES S3
"esP--s--s--i- s ssssagsw tm"
76 ROOM HCtTeLI I
With ground floor lobby; rent $230
per month; income $700; j pica brick
puudinav strictly modern, fweii rur-
nlshed. price of .furnishings $3500,
half cash. . - ; : - , . I .
IJOTEL CENTRALLY LOCATED.
40 rooms, steam heated, corner build
ing in a fine location; rent ( only $160
per month; price $2200; $500 cash, bal
ance monthly, it s a great! big snap;
nurry. J I
32 ROOM APT. HOUSE
For only $750; $300 cash, balance easy
terms. This is a. swell little house of
15. apartments. In a fine steam heated
brick building; rooms all on one floor
and the rent is only $75 per month.
Business Chance Dept. .
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Ground floor Multnomah hotel,
Cor. of 4th and Pine sts.
HERE IS YOUR SNAP.
12 rooms, west side, all rented, elec.
trie lights, running; water :: In rooms,
good furniture; will invoice) must sell
quick. Price $250 for all. Call 8$ 10th,
near Stark.-
22 ROOMS. RENT $40.i $500.
All l-T XT .. Ar. t ru 1 r-1 u rm 9ttX
month; $300 will handle; I trade for
auto. 609 Rothchild bldg., cor; 4th and
Washington. ' .
OWNER leaving, sacrifice j 40 rooms.
money maker, worth $1000. for $oo,
half cash for few days only; walking
distance. 3824. E. Clay, cor. Union.
ROOMING house for sale, 1 1$ rooms.
all
full, doing good .business. Ap-
ply to owner. 2
zvv. 1st st.; price $500.
Phone Marshall 1628
TWENTY room rooming house in heart
of city, rent $40, well furnished, al
ways full; price today for all $350;
easy ierm-. r-eter-, jp r. oin sr..
NJNE room rooming house, furnished,
well located, rooms in good demand;
owing to sickness will sell very cheap
ror casn. t-ome see it. az zi st.
FOR SALE Irving Hotel. cOr. 6th anrt
OaK sts.. on account ot in health of
owner. Price right, .rent reasonable.
Apply at notei.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for sale.
cneap. .Yiuat sen. sicgness. see own
er.Mrs. M. A. Maddick. 166 10th St.
ROOMING house for sale cheap.
In-
quire or owner, ataxic ist at.
SMALL rooming house for sale. Call
188 10th st.
Main
8898.
BUSINESS OPPORT UNITIES 20
$95
$95
$95
Buys a cigar and confectionery stand
on best located street ins city. Rent
only $15. This place is i well worth
35. - see Peters. 15 jv. &tb st.
WELL paying cigar stand and billiard
room; finest place, best location in
city 12.000, adlacent to Portland, at a
bargain. K-6U0. Journal. Vancouver.
POOLROOM, i pool tables.! cigarsTto
bacco. confectionery-: fine lrxarinn-
. -
doing good business, price -$276. 1817
Hallway fixenange oidg. -if
WANT to talk with reliable parties!
nav iuuiu "" suuus io manu
facturer little capital needed, T-412.
ournai. : ! '
BUSINESS
' CARDS !
1000 tor
9c
Rosa City Printery. 3d at Taylor.
uuah, tooacco, confectionery store
gooa location, aomg good business
If sold Monday, encs 2175. 317 th.
way Exchange bldg. ri'
A GOOD live feed business and ieeJ
vtLfu, ouuttuif ana isaae at a bar
gain. Invoice stock. 600 Journal of-
iice, vantrouv-r wasn. t i
THREE pool tables cheap for cash
-.,81 5v-,ninf.t?n W N Vancouver)
Wash. Phone' 281. h i .
SALE Small grocery, low rent"
- mv t.tmmr luuni nam: itv. altar
p. m. week days. f j
RESTAUBANT-r-On one of city's busi-
t: uwiiwwn iireew; must Sell to
ay, only $125. Room 308 LumWKr
OR SALE Well established butto'r
and egg route, fio v. ttih xi ; itn
'not call Sunday.,- , - i ... .. "I
1 000 Business Cards $.85
Kyder Ftg. Co., B. W. cor. $d A Morrison
GOOD paying laund
HOMESTKADS
ei? orIr2: valu 30o Pall
51a Lumber Exchange. j - -: :
HAVE you any staple business to sell?
If so. call 61 Lumber Exchange.
FI:RNITURE store for sale: Write
to H. Bigelow, Molalla, Or ,
- ' t I -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SO
SOMiS GOOD BUYS ON TERM 3.
$400 Commercial country hotel.
$450 Cash market, doing $1000 per
month. - i
$M0 Grocery and confectionery.
$J80O Grocery, staple line,: good
buines.
$sooo General country store: to er
change. $6500 Best apartment house in city.
Hustnews Chance Dept.
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT! CO..,
Ground Floor Mnltnotnali Hotel, :
Cor. of 4th and Pine Sts.
CIGAR, confectionery and ica cream
stand for sale. I have a lease on en
tire building, which cuts my rent
down to $2.50 per mo. and still have
6 living rooms to rent. Will i Invoice,
above $7353. I have other business
that demands my attention. 2SSVs Ku
sell at. Phone Eat I'HrtX. j?
FOR SALE Small hotel. 14 bedrooms.
new furniture and new builUilik" ,
headquarters for .traveling men and
sportsmen; a hunting and fishing re
sort; good business. Must aell on ac
count of sickness. Address, J. C.
Dixon. Elk City, Or. r j
TO BUY OR SELL A BUSLNES.-J
OF ANY KIND ANY WHERE SEE
Business Chance Department -SECURITY
DEVELOPMENT CO
Ground floor Multnomah Hotel, -
Cor. of 4th and Pine sts.
louu CASti will place you in pous?i
sion of a first class hotel in Wil
lamette valley; long lease. tlO room,
hot and cold water in every room; fin
est rurniture and carpets; trade coa
Sldered. 310 Spalding bldg.
$150 GROCERY AND CONFKCTION
- ERY. ' I !
Groc. and conf., living rooms. $275
full price; $150 handles; 509 jltothehtUl
bldg., 4th and Washington, i i - .
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.
mention The Journal- '!
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CON KECTi ON K H Y and, tobacco etor
wanted. I hve some cash and 4 0
acres to pay for saint, i Seid ne full
particulars and price. Will ideal with
owners onlv. G. L.i Johnson 16H lOtn.
WANTED A restaurant or loniec
tionery store in country tov n. K
642, Journal. ; i j. ; if !
WHEN you aiawr 'ttiM Want Aas.
mention-The Journal.; I
MONEY TO LOAN
HEAL ESTATE
27
LOANS on Improved city property or
for building purposes; advance mads
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb, 242 Stark st. Main 442J.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE, 1;
701 Selling bldg.
BUILDING LOANS on city and kuUui
ban property; money -advanced as
work progrenses. W. G. Beck, 316 Fail
ing bldg. Main 8407. - f
WE have money to loan'on your real
estate; first mortgages only.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY.
423 Chamber of Commerce. :
MONEV to loan in amount of -$ 100
to $5000 on city property. A. II. Bell,
201 Gerlinger bldg. . :
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
.Real estate security. Apply room 202
Stok Exchange, 3d and Yamhill.
CASH paid for niortgaKea, potea, con
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. F. II. Lewis & Co., 3 Lewis bldg.
$100,000. ott mortgages, city and farm
property, fire insurance. -McKenaie
& CO., Gerlinger bldg., 2d and Alder.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 7 pet- cent.
Iouls Solomon & I o., -tin wtarn nt.
$200. $360, $500, 100, $1200, $lipo. Fred
W. German Co., i14 (,'liam. of Co rn..
MONEY TO LOAN AT 7. L. DE-
LUCHI, 824 Front St. M aln 7 806.
840,000 OR LESS. FAKKINOTON,
80 4th st. Board of Trade bdg
MONEY to loan 6 to 8 per cent. W. 1C
Selts & Co., 310 Spalding bldg.
$5000 to $15,000, private money. Z-24,
Journal. - '
$500, $1000, $000, no coin., no delay.
Ward, Alinky Mle.
jtty
property. Tobor 2520. B-S73. Journal.
LOANS $50 up
Write details fjr cuii-
aideratlon.
Box 364, --Lents. .
$1000 AT 7P; $2000 AT 7',.
L. J. LAMB, OregoniHH bldg. Main J0r.
WHEN you answer ,tlieae Want Ad.
mention The jQftrrial. - 1
MONEY' TO LOAN V
CHATTEIS SALARIES
07
I M MEDIATE LOA N H
IAMONDH I'iAS'D ' JK
ON
DL
iWELRY
AT EASTERN; RATES, i
W have one" ofj thp finest retail
Jewelry stores in tle ilty. A! loan de
partment is . conducted ! in cOnrtectlon
with same, making ibualness STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. i jAbsolutely no
signs designating; ;ltahi business dis
played in front ot or tore. I All mer
chandise pledged is aholf for a. period
of seven months. Whether or not in
terest is paid when jdtie. We are li
censed, and liave teert esiablished ulnco
1899. No connection yJth any other
loan establishment in tids city.
A. & M. DEIOVAlfjal JKVVELERS,
- - 824 WashrSgtp St.; ; : n
LOANS IN KlXtfioUR3' TIMfc."
. At Legapftes r .
We loan money ou diamonds, piano,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes
or furniture. j !
i Portland Mn Co.
. Licensed fey Ktate. i
Room 205 RoihcWild bldg..
Bet. 4th and 6th 4rvWashl ngton at.
SALARY LOAN S ON P t. A I U N OT 1.5.
ABSOLUTEIjY nphecurity.
Justness Wti-iotir (Uonridentlal.
STATE nASX.
: 809 FAILING BLDG, i
MONEY Atl ONCE.
Diamonds, Watches. Mualcal Ifistrum't
- n. Jt ,-J ?a i I ,. I
ELBY CO. C'Cicensecf.)
20 Lumber Ex. bId3,J2d snd FMrW.
LOANS on diamond
,t jewelry
tffl'yt.. n
Jewelry, strictly
confidential. 141'
ear A l1r.
LOANS on real estate, :d;mnonili, Jew-
e iry. wm. noil, rt. ;y..yv samngton t i a .
MONEY, to loan on (am$nds Jewelry.
S. W. King. 45 WjijuhilngtonF bldg;
WHEN you answe
rs jhftfte Want Ada,
mention Tbe Joti
rBfll.i;.
IAANK WANTED j
SO
LIBERAL bonus.
js.'3 agents. Y-210.
journal.
WHEN you answer! hesa Want Ads.
mention Trie joumai.ij -
FINANCIAL
61
FIRST and second nlrtSages, alo sel-
'- lers' interest tn coinit rScSt a tiurchased.
Oregon and Washingon 111. E. Noble,
Lumhermens bldg. jj 1 ;
HELP WANTEIM-LILE 1
$7 M. "C; A. EMPkOlMEN'jr fciii'V..
necora ior jr,iiiii
Calls for men .... i i ........ 3
Positions filled . ........ 13U
All vouna men seklt! employment
are cordially invited! t jconsuit with
the secretary of thij einployment; de
partment. - - j ; ij ; : ;'
STOCK salesman, saiai limited only
bv ability. Sell irnemliterships In es
tablished mall order coiiiipany, guaran
teeing members 23 ppr ce$it. Handling
everything farmers laa snd seliing
everything people ealj w-r or; use.; 21
nion ave., near wurnHixjii. . ;
WANTED An unemplfjyed tailor t-
cut and make a gchttHrtan's suit of
clothes. Mast be expert ficed and rea-
sonanie. ssz ncnig-n vt. :
WANTED 2 district "managers j to
travel; salary $20i iWeekiy and j ex
penses; experience urnl;saary. J.a-
tlc Air. Niagara raiisj ij jr.
LIVE
real estate
fri leaitnan wnt'd;
good proposition.
UJeCiitHy I'evcJvo
0i Pitie t. !. ;
ment Co.. for. 4th
WANTED Special solMSUor for milk
and cream route. Mvvuoaiawn 'VJ';
WANTED Tea and; WMfff. solicitor.
Call trtrore v n. m.j go.a, rn imon.
WHEN' you DHfr , thou Want Au,
3
tock blOCk. :- .::' '
mention lhe Journal, i i ; .