The Oregon daily journal., March 18, 1915, Page 15, Image 15

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1915.
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EDGAR R. PARKER
SAYS HE FELS HE
IAS BEEN VINDICATED
Jury in J Libel Suit Against
Spectator Returns Verdict
or Plaintiff.
WILL SUE DENTAL BOARD
Dentist inoMcti Intention to San
for Stats legislature to Bevlss
i Dsntal lawi.
feel that I have -been vindicated
aid Edgar R. "Painless1 Parker, ves-
terday afternoon, after learning that
the Jury iu Circuit Judge Gatens'
court had' returned a verdict for Jl
damages In Ills favor and against The
Spectator Publishing company and
Hugh Hum, editor of the Spectator.
past ure and I feel that my acts have
beet upheld."
The verdict was signed by 10 Jurors
It IB said t-feat at times some members
of jthe Jury favored larger amounts
to he extent of $400 but that at all
tiras Parker had a majority of the
Jurors -withi him in the balloting-. Un
der the statute Parker is entitled to
costs equal; to the verdict or $1.
have instructed mv attorneys to
bring suit asrainst the Oreiton State
Board of Dental Examiners, the State
Boajrd of Medical Examiners, the state
ana local dental- societies and Jean
Clirie. W. 8. Kennedy. H. H. Olinger,
Clyfle Mount and Frank Vaughn, the
merhbers of the dental board." said
Faijker. "I Intend to charge them -with
conspiracy against me and to ask for
ISOyOOO damages. Mr. Hume, in his
testimony la the case Just ended, made
statements i which plainly shows the
conspiracy and that these people were
behind him in his attacks on me."
. Parker has announced himself as
a candidate for the legislature at the
191M election on a platform of revision
of dental laws.
DEATHS IN NORTHWEST
John Cliristian Glltner.
Horest Grove, Or.. March 18. John
Chi ist-ian Glltner, aged 81 years, died
at the home of his son, Ray Glltner,
in his city, Saturday and was buried
Sui day from the Christian church.
Re , J. Francis Ashley, the jpastor.
of flciatinc. The services at the grave
wele under the auspices of James B.
Matthews Post, G. A. K.
Bftr. Glltner was born in Northum--beijtand
county, Pennsylvania, Febru
ary 9, 1834. He was one of 12 chil
drejn, four of whom are now living
twin brothers and a sister in the east
and a sister, Mrs. Barbara Gates, who
livjis near Hillsboro. In 1853 the fam-olsj-
moved ! by wagon to Illinois. In
189 Mr. Glltner moved to Nebraska,
latbr going! back to Illinois, where lie
enlisted 'in Company G, Fifteenth reg
ular '. Illinois infantry, serving the
Union -"until the close of the Civil war.
lldj was with Grant when Lee sur
rendered. . '
.fin 1865 he married; BelleMarr, who
died "in 1811, leaving one son. Frank
Glltner, who lives in thisa city. In
1819 he married Anna Turner, 'who
diid here 12 ears ago. The family
oatne to Forest Grove in 1893. The
following i children survive: Frank,
Hirry. Glenn, Don and Ray Giltner,
tit. Daisy! Phtlto and Mrs. Zoa Hart
raijnpf, all of this city, except the son
Gienn, who lives in Portland. s
Pardoned for Family's ' Sake.
Eugene, Dr., March 18. Frank War-
of Junction City, who was sen-
teheed
in i the Eugene justice court
January 4 to serve 250 days in the
cquntj
y jail for bootlegging, was yes-
tel
day pardoned by Oo vernor Withy-
fnbe, that he might go to his noma
d support his wife and five small
ildren, who are in destitute cir-
c
mstancesi and have been partially
pt by the county since Warner's in-
k
.cajh-
ceration;i The pardon is conditional
that he is to refrain from the use
O
liquor and to obey all the laws.
Andrew Allen. :
SForest Grove, Or., March IS. An
drew Allen, a well known farmer of
tllis vicinity, died at his home Tues
day, after several years' illness. Ha
wjas-born In Indiana and came to Wash
ington county about 20 years ago. -For.
siveral years he conducted the leading
barber shop In Forest Grove, but re
tired to his farm 10 years ago on
'account of, failing health. He is sur
vived by his widow and two children.
Mr. Allen was 47 years old. Funeral
fctrvices were held today.
"Billie" Guetterman.
Forest Grove. Or.. March IS. "Bil-
lie" Guetterman, aged 54. died at his
-Wome in DtHey yesterday. He lived In
Horest Grove for many years, making
mm home formerly with Mr. and Mrs.
acob Wirtss, pioneer residents of the
bwn, who; have both been dead for a
; number of years. He is survived by
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sister, Cella Guetterman, of Oilley.
,5Ips. Clem Hulsr.,an.
Cornelius. Or., March 18. Mrs. Clem
Hulsmah. Wife of a well known farm-
ir, died here, this morning after a lin
rering illness. She Is survived by her
jiusband and four children, Mrs. A.
uncalf and Joseph, Frank and Annie
lulsman.
Was Windy at Hoquiam.
Hoqulam. Wash. March 18. Grays
arbor was in the grip of a stiff
irester St. Patrick's day afternoon. JVoi
Wressels ventured across" the bar, which
aroke badly during the day. During
jthe height of the gale the oil derrick
srected by John Ihle On his premises;
'. In West Hoquiam was blown down
Several small craft were heaved
against floating docks In The harbor
uid damaged. No accidents to large
vessels have been reported.
DRUNKENNESS
a a -curable disease, which requires
ftreatment. 1 The ORRINE treatment
can be used vrith ah solute confidence.
It destroy all desire for whiskey, beer
or -other intoxicants. Can be given irk
the -home. ! NO sanitarium expense. No
loss of time frpm work. Can be givea
secretly, if after a trial "you- fail to
get any benefit from its use, your
money will be refunded. . I
4 ORRlJs Is prepared in two formal
No. 1. secret treatment, a powder ;i OR-
KINK No., 2. In pill form, for those who
desire !-tO' take voluntary treatment.
Costs only 11.00 a box. Come in and
talk over the matter with us. Ask for
booWjt.-;-T- - .v' ' --
-' The Owl Drug Company, Broadway
and Washington street. (Adv.)
OLD RESIDENT OF
OREGON PASSES
ON
Mrs. Oplielia J. Beardsley.
; Mrs.. Ophelia J. Beardsley ; died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
J. Reed, 261 Kast - Sixteenth street,
yesterday at S :S0 p. m. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the residence to
morrow at 9 a. m., with Rev. A. L..
Hutchinson in charge. Interment will
be in the Odd Fellows' cemetery at
Salem. Mm. JHeardsley was 75 years
arid 6 months old. . She was born in
Middleton, Orange county. New York,
and , taught school seven years there
when she wasi a young woman. With
her husband, O. P. Beardsley, Who died
in 1902, she (jama to Oregon ! in 1873.
They lived si years in Salem, and 22
years on a farm near Salem. Since
ner husband' death Mrs. Beardsley.
had lived with her daughter; In Port
land. A, brother, E. L. Smith, lives, at
Silverton.
Poor Widow Finds
Oil; Picture Shown
t ! ' ! '
"Wells of Paradise" is the attrac
tive title of a two-part Domino at the
Sunset. Paradise Is ,a barren country
in California! and the wells are oil
wells, but the picture is not without
a large element of romance as the title
suggests. i
It begins with a widow and her son
being misled jas to the value of Para
dise . properti', and in consequence
trading their home for acreage. They
are rewarded! with oil on their place.
but bitterness exists between the
widow and the man who made the
trade. How t is blotted out Is a big
portion of the story which comes to a
pretty close.
Her Buried Past" ends rather wU
but the
story In the main Is not
pleasant.
The Doc to
r'a Strategy" is a Beauty
comedy that
Is well acted :but only
mildly funntf.
Fatty's Chance Acquaintance'
Is
an average Keystone. i
Cowboy and Lariat
One of Features
Jack Martlh, a cowfcoy who talks at
random whil he does things with his
lariat, is onfe- of the features of the
new bill wbjich opened at the Lyric
yesterday foif the rest of the Week. The
bill is topped by Boyd and St. Clair.
who sing and prattle cheerfully. The
Earl brothers, balancing experts, cause
a catching of breaths, and Luella and
Olive, little girls who are Bisters, on
the stage at least, are clever enter
tainers. Thej moving pictures are ntvv
and of good variety. Today Charlie
Chaplin will appear In "The Cham
pion," showing his ridiculous experl
encea as a boxer. A team of "divln
nymphs" wi.,1 be the feature of the
bill Sunday. Amateurs will be given
their chance in the spotlight Friday
night.
Gas Explodes, Injuring Eight.
Salt Lake City, Utah, March 18. Ex
ploding gas in the home of R. E. Para
dise injured eight persons yesterday.
I 4. - f
I; ' e f -A
Round-Trip Fares Reduced
TO THE
Two World Expositions
San Francisco and Return (On Sale Daiy):
$30.00 Round Trip ffom Portland, Limit 30 days.
$32.50 Round Trip from Portland, Limit 90 days.
' i I
San Diego and .Return (On Sale Daily) J
$52.25 Routid Trip from Portland. Limit 40 days.
$61.50 Round Trip from Portland, Limit 6 Months
Corresponding low round-trip fares from all
other stations in Oregon.
I ' ! Via
Scenic Shasta Route
I Three Fine Trains Daily
. i-. ' T : ;
Shasta Limited-San Francisco Express California Express
. !
Stdp-Oyers on One-Way Tickets
Ten
days stopover will be allowed at San Francisco and
Los
Angeies on one-way tickets
whe4 routed via thd Southern
' The rxposltloa Idne 1915
' "
m i
at
Seaside Is Better
Question' Has Been Salsed as to
Wntnr Prevalent BasbJ la Small-
pox oi CUckn
Seaside, Or., ii
CUcknpox.
Seaside, Or., March 18. TThe recent
smallpox scare is abating and Dr. F.
Van Ddren, the new health officer,
declares that -most of the cases which
have been under strict Quarantine,
are sooh to be released.
In spjte of the fact tht Dr. Cal
vin S. White, the state health officer,
who wap summoned here, declared the
cases hje examined to bej smallpox,
local authorities contend thje illness to
be only severe cases of Jchlckenpox.
Dr. Vain Doren, who has had all the
newly developed cases under obser
vation, declares that none 'df the cases
he has Observed have the symptoms of
smallpox. The patients,
break out in a rash, but
he says.
In no cases
is there an increased temperature, nor
do the batlents complain of great ill
ness. .
Rather than" take any chances.
Dr.
Van Ddren has selected
old Seaside House to be
quarantine station.
the historic
used as a
Captain White Decotratcd.
Eugene, Or., March 18. Captain
.William1 G. White, conrmjanding tha
Third company of the Coaist Artillery
Reserve's, O. N. G., of this city, has
received from the state a lp-year serv
ice medal, and In a year r two will
be entitled to a 20-year medal.
Captajin White has been a continu
ous mejmber of the Oregon National
Guard ever since the Spanish-American
wajr ended,-16 years ago, and was
a member for over four jears previ
ous to I the breaking out Of the war.
He went.'to the front with his com
pany, alnd saw service in the Philip
pine islands during the war, and after
ward during the Filipino uprising.
The medal is of solid I silver, and
bears the tate seal, with ithe Inscrip
tion "Long and Honorable Service
engraved thereon.
Finds Old Spanish! Coin.
McMlnnville, Or., March 18. John
Robinspn, who lives on what Is known
as the Watt place near Wjhiteaon, has
found an old Spanish coin bearing the
date ofl 1787.. On the face of it is the
inscription "Gapolus III pel Gratia,
and other writing almost tmdescipher
able. On the reverse' side appears
"Hispahia ef Ind Rex." Ofrench coins
have been found at various places in
the coijmty from time to jtime, which
are thought to have been the prop
erty of the old Hudson pay traders.
SeldomL however, has it been re
corded I that Spanish coins have been
found in this locality.
Centralis After Speed Fiends.
Centfalia, Wash., Marh 18. The
Ccntralla police Tuesday started a cru
sade against speed maniacs. Their
first Victim was J. J. McGraw, em
ployed I at a local hospital, who has
been driving about the streets in a
reckless manner for several months.
Yesterday afternoon McGraw was
fined 26 and costs in police court,
Judge I Wedmark -announcing that iu
the future this will be the minimum
fine for speeders. Unablej to raise t.ie
amount of his fine, MeGraw is serving
It out in the city jail. More arrests'
are expected.
Strawberry Dates Fixed.
Rosburg. Or., March 18. Because
of the many other attractions .this
year, tjhe Roseburg Strawberry Carni
val will be of but two days' duration
instead of three, as formerly- May 21
and 23 has been selected, as the date
for this year's carnival. One of the
attractions already arranged for the
carnival is the juveniles band, com
posed I of 35 Roseburg! youhgsters
whose; ages range from 10 to 16 years.
iMedford to Have Band.
Medjford. Or., March 18.- After three
years j without music, a committee of
business men, with the' indorsement
of the; Merchants' association and the
Commercial club, have j organized a
brass band. Unlike former organiza
tions, the present one jwill be con
ducted, on a business basis, under the
direct control of a committee of busi
ness men. R. M. Curns, la local musi
cian, and former band! leader, has
been engaged at a salary of 1 100 a
month to organize the band and direct
it through the summer.
Wlllamina Is Sued.
McMlnnville, Or., March! 18. Through
their attorney, Frank p. Grant of
Poi-tlajnd. V. R. Dennis and P. C. Chris
tensen, local contractors, have filed
Main! Line and Branches
the !
sold to Eastern
Cities
Pacific.
Whatever It Is
"California and Its Two
I iTunu ixposiuons
A. new booklet . describing the - trip
from Portland to Baa SUfo, the two
' Expositions, the scenic jbeantiea of
OreffOA. the Siskiyou, siiaata Koaa
. tains, San Francisco, tad beach and
' ontinjr reaorta of California. - Praa on
appUcatioa at City Ticket of floe, 80
Sixth Street, Cor. Oak. or tlnion Depot.
Southern Pacific
John It. Scott, General, ; Passenfer
Afent, Portland, Ore.
'a suit against the city of Wlllamina
i for Judgment of $4621.94, the amount
, r.,.r". .wi: t7i nT
....ru'CMLo uumr in ui - v--j. xuw
city council there has neither accept-
ed nor rejected the improvement work,
althnnffh utph mnothii httt ilannrt
since its acceptance by th cityla engi
neer. The improvement is concrete
paving. : - ,
Arrested ATiUe W'aitirtg.
Salem, Or, March 18. Whil wait
ing in the parlor at the- State indus
trial School for Girls for a girl in
mate with whom he had requested a
visit, . E. Todd was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Needham on a charge
of obtaining money in The Dalles by
false pretenses. Todd represented
that Vi . was a hrnthr r. t tYn. crH r-1 ami
th mifrnn -arhn Vio olnoov Kon tlri
' ". . , Tj
sheriff, told him to wait and Notified
Needham. The girl, who was par
oled some time ago, had been friendly
with Todd at The Dalles.
Salmon Council Entertains.
White Salmon, WaBh., March
18. The White Salmon cit coun
cil tonight entertained the county
commissioners at a very bea itifully
appointed reception. Quite a large
number of White Salmon's prominent
people were invited and an enjoyable
evening was spent. Many' masters of
interest relative to road matters in
western Klickitat county were dis
cussed.
Iiecture at Powell Valley.
Powell Valley, Or., March 1$. Pro
fessor John E. Larsen of Oregon Agri
cultural college will deliver a lecture
on an agricultural topic at a special
meeting of the Powell Valley Parent
Teacher association at 8 o'clock tonight
at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Karl J.
Hagberg will render a solo. Pupils of
the school will sing. Refreshments
will be served.
To Grow Hair on
ABald Head
B7 SPSCXAUST.
Thousands of people suffer from
baldness and falling hair who, having
trled-nearly every advertised hair tonic
and halrgrower -without results, have
resigned themselves to baldnesJ and its
attendant discomfort. . Yet their case
is not hopeless; the following simple
home prescription has made hair grow
after years of baldness, and Is Jilso un
equaled for restoring gray haiir to its
original color, stopping hair from fall
ing out and destroying the dandruff
germ. It Will not mskA thn holi D-faac,
and can be put up by any druggUt: Bay
a ounces; Javona de Corfposee 2
ounces; Menthol Crystals, V Virach'm.
If you wish it perfumed, add 1 drachm
of your favorite perfume. Thi i prepa
ration is highly recommended by pliv
eieians and specialists, and Is abso
lutely harmless, as it contains none of
the poisonous wood alcohol so frequent
ly found in hair tonics. i Adv.)
MEETING NOTICES
41
WE3FOOT CAMP No.
65. Woodmen of the
World, meet every
Friday night tn W, O.
W. temple. 18 Elev
enth street. Ail mem
bers requested to be
present. Visitors wel-
come.
GEO. ROSSMAN. C. C.F
A. L. BARBITR. Clerk.
MT. HOOD LODGE, iNos 157,
, A. F. & A. M. A liodge so
cial will be held in tlhe lodge
room tomorrow j( Friday)
evening. Dance and cards.
All members are urgjed to be
Order W. M. 1
ED C. DICK, Secretary.
present.
COLUMBIA
LODGE
NO.
M.4 S
lis!
communication this (Thurs
day) evening at 7:30 o'clock
Masonic Temple. Labor in
the M. M. degree. Tvisiting
brethren
always welcome. By order
w. M
FRED L,. OLSON. Seclretarv.
SUNNYSIDE LODGi, U D .
F. & A. M.J Special
communication Friday, 7:30
P. m. Kast 34th andiYamhill
sts. F. C. degree. By order
of W. M. Visitors Welcome.
E. M. LANCE, secjretary.
OREGON COMMANDERY,
K. T. Special Thursday
evening. March lS.fat 7:80.
Order of the Temple. Par
lors open from 'and after
m. - You are invited I tn moira
them. C. F. WIEGAND, Recorder
KENTON Lodge, Nb. 145. A.
F. and A. M. Stated com
munication this - (Thursday)
evening at 8 o'clock. Vis
iting brethren always wel
come. By order of tlhe" W M
CHARLES SELBIGL Secv.
h
VIM Statistics
marriages. Births. Jeatbs.
t MARRIAGE LICENSES
' . f n. -a i ura, itooa
KiTer. (if..
eai, ana xina .llrabfcth
legal.
404 Park St.,
C. C. Clellund, 1606 Jmn nt.
Ellzmbetb Miuire, 654 liort Bt
Andr Wambold. 1392 K. Irring
Theresa K. VolUtedt, Weitmlnste.1
lecal,
and
legal.
and
apartments.
W.G. Smith & Co. 2i"
g . and
cards.
DRESS suite for rent, all sizeo. Unique '
BIRTHS
w Mr- "na Mrs- L"a Becker, 173
OUEUSBUKG To Mr, and Mrs.
Louia
Ea-
a-eloburp, 4'.'2 1st St., March 11,
01JON To Mr. and Mrs. Walterf
a son.
C. Olson.
j5 e.. wra ft., .Marth 12, a dd
ngbter.
.i.ma.-n it .Mr. and Mrs. Carl
6MS0 46th ave. S. K., Marrh . a
BAMBEEV To Mr. i.nd Mn .r,
A. .Nvrann.
jilauguter.
berr, 1252 Delaware at., March lb
ter.
VON PLANT A To Mr. and nr I
h. Ksm-
a dauh-
Ferdinand
M. Von Flanta. 792 Kearney at.j March 1 .,.
daughter. "
SWEET To Mr. and :Sn. Earl P. Svieet, 42 E.
LOVE To Mr. and Mrs. Otis E.
. audi. vu a ) m U a il at II 1 PP. t
lore, 1 508
IS. etn at. K.. March 14 .n.h.-
HENDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hen.
ueraun, uit a,, oin at. larch 4 a
daughter.
FLECKENSTEIN To Mr. and Mrsj George W.
Pleckenatein, E. 37th and Columbia bird..
Marco a, a aangnier. ;
WACK To Mr. and Mra. C. V. KVack. 3 E.
30th at., February 19, -a son.-
BALL To Mr. and Mra. Win. J. Ball, 99
North KilUngaworth are., March 12. a aon.
YOUNG To Mr. aDd Mra. Robert Z. Youor.
v- . uta marcn a Oftugntrr.
onn !
'.
du.A.cs 10 r. ana Mrs. Ansel KU Jonea
, n. oin at. n., juaren JO. a daughter
' j(U!Ji- 1K Mr. ana Mr. Jack Hi. Green. 194
I E. Kerenth at. N., March 12. ai danzbter
j WITHERS To. Mr. and Mra. John W libera
. 83 Hoyt at., March 6, a daughter.
CAMBER To Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Cam
f bers. 641 4th at.. February 27J a aon.
I RYAN To Mr. and Mrs. Tboma J. Rran.
I 548 E. 43th at. N., February IT, a eon.
WEMMETT To Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wera
I mett. 690 E. 48th at. S. E.,- February 18,
; a aon. - . I .
, HALTORSEN To Mr. and Mra. 3khn M. Hal
i rorsen. 751 Montana are., March 10. a
denrhter. i
i.GROEGER -To- Mr. and Mrs. AdoJph Groea-er.
41 E. 1Mb at. March 7. a adn.
H.4I-SON To Mr. and Mrs. Mathew ITalaoa,
575 Madlon at.. March 13. a dauirhter.
BURG To Mr. and rs. Wm. Ei Burg, 1S05
Hley St.. March 12. a m.
DEAXHS AND FUNElRAIiS 73
llARNIEN-f-Glenn E. Harnden, St. Vincent's
March 2 years; diphtherial
TAYLOR John Taylor, 875 Draf at' March
13. S4 years: tnbereaioria.
MeALPINK Mra. Mary M. MeAlplne, Rood
Satnarltan, March 13, SO years;! gaogrene of
bowels. . .: i ... .. ....
1:30 d.
use of
DBAXUS AKD FCNEKAXSj 75
T ( Con ti n n T )
GBEE( Enters into rest March 17. Bnnah
j. Green. beloTed flanehter of Mr. H. K.
Boose, tot Rtb Place, and sister of Mr.
irtoo Ballard, of Angeles, CaL I TUe
'H"61! cj-Tice. wUl i be held Friday. Marcta
la
at 2:30 o'clock n.
m. at the residence
establlijhment of J. P. Flnley Son. Mont-
lromery at 5th. Frientfs inyited. Tlie reaSains
will be forwarded to ( Uidgefield. Wash.. Sat
urday. March 20. .wfcvre interment wila be
mane te the family plot.
BOYNTOX-
-In this fclty, Maix-ii 17. atl
the
residnce
of her son. Georire I.. Boy b ton.
4417 43d at. S, E.. Abble G. Boyoton. aed
77 years, wife of the late John E. Boypton.
The funeral Rerriccs will be held Friday,
March Stt," at 1 o'clock at the resideuc etal-
imnment ot J. f. Inlpy & Son. Jloutgoiuery
at 5CU. Friends incited. Serrlces at
the
grsve
copy.
prlrate. SaVem, Or., papers rilease
LIOHTtOOT-
-The funeral wiylc of the
lata
will
. Oli
Co.,
Mary Ann
LiKhtfoot, agea 77 years,
conucted Saturday. March liO. at 2 i.
at mortuary chapel of A. D. Ken worthy
S804 Sii gt. S. ., ! Lents. Friends tot
ited.
Interment Mount Scott Park cemetery
FJCSSLER At his late residence. 19661 East
Yamhill at.. David; Fegaler- aired SO ear.
Funeral aerrlca will be lie Id at the Methodist
church SOtb and East Pine st., rriaay
lay at
djtock,
iV t..
2:.30 n. m. Friends -invited.
liAYLOR Beujasiiu IIajk)r. WckkIi
Mardh 12. 74 veats: cancer of Maddei
HARTEH Addie E. Harter. -547 E. 31
Mardh 12. 54 years;! tcito dtlitatlon or eart.
DOKSON Ira Dodaoui 274 Caruthera at., March
13. 87 years; epithelioma of lip.
SMITH Kose Km ma Smith. 712 Hoyi t.,
Marrlh 14. 50 years; cancer of cerTixJ
MATHKS Thomas Mathes, 63 E, Sotli at.,
March 14. 55 year. uraemie poionin.
PHEWS Maud L. Phelpa. 44 E. 80th at. N.,
Marrfh 13. 1 year; jwst diphtheritic neoirlH.
ROPER-Elijah 11. Boper. 34 W'heelei- at.,
March 12, 49 years; phtblwis pnlmonlls.
MOORE Chas. J. Moore. 493 MaguolU at..
Mardh 10, 48 year.: carcinoma of bowjela.
KEELER Elenorrt Keeler. 60 Union ave..
March 12, 72 years; chronic parenchafntona
Tiepbriiia. , t,
FICKER Mary Flckier, St. Vlncenfa, March
14. 65 years; lntea'.inal obstruction. I
HOWARD Thomas iT. Howard, 090 Alberta
at., March 9, 6 years; tuberculosia. I
LIND-4-Aron Lind, 854 Vancouver aye., March
13. 1 year; lobar pneumonia.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., floristal 847
Wash. Main 26!, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged-
CLARKE BROS., i florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 287 Morrisoin ist.
CLARK'S Flower Shop Funeral de
elgnsj flowers. 430 Wash. Main 8771.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway,
J. if. FlXSLiiil & SUM,
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
fuoeral director, 220 3d
st.. cjorner
Salmjon. Lady assistant.
Phones A-
1511.1
Main 50 f.
Dunning & McEntee
ndertakcis.
'Mode
rn In
every detail. 7th! and Pine. Mali 430,
A-4 5
58. Lady assistant.
h b. Dunning, Inc.
Est Side
East! Alder s
Funeral Directors
414
t. East 52. B-2 525
Chambers Co. Sift&bv?
ave.
Wood-
lawrj 3306. C-1133. Lady embal
rtier.
A.
R. Zeller Co.SMM
-T
ave.
1-1688.
Lady attendant, jDay and night service.
Walter G. Ken worthy
1532H534 E. 13th. Sellwood 71. B-1122.
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO.
Calls
prtomptly answered In all- parts
of
)t;ny.i. J. wug., ijetiLS. Aayui
5267.
Ha
iiltrtn E- &0th and Gllsani
Ku
4313. in tun neral services. Taboif
R. FT. Byrne
Williams . and
Knott
East 1115. C-19W
3.
PEfRS0N33e7ris
1080.
Russell st.
P. ii. LERCH. leadinsr east side jjndor
talk err E. 11th & Clay. B-1883, E. 781.
CIClACCTUndertakingCo. Main
4162.
Clay
OfXLKLO A-2S21, Cor. 3d an;
CD I rOHM RESIDENCE CND.
PLS.
Mor.
I M. 16133. A-2235.
44!i
AlON U3LEN I?
cifaBLAESING GRANITCO
lij 267-3BP STCOP. MADISpN.
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 64-266
4tjrt St.. opp. cljty hall. M. 8564. A-1516.
TO LEASE
WAffsiTED A good hotel man t
a furnished hotel in live W:
ton town. Y-20'9, Journal.
GEN'ERAL.
REAL. ESTATE 2
FINE
income orooertv on wes
side.
10 minutes fitom P. O. No reason
able; offer refused. X-161, Journal
FOR SALE HOLSKS
1
UA you artord to mids the oppor.
tunity oi securing a splendid t room
norne; bath, detr and all modern con
venlences; located in one of thi most
desirable districts in the city,! when
sarrie may be obtained by only ai small
paypient down, balance like rent?' Call
quiOKiy. jMarsnall 1 63. (
DIRECT FROMj BUILDER TO HL'VER
TLo 5 room bungalows in Rofjsmer,
conjplete in every tie.taif, $3250, $1000
or niore cash. AH my houses are ab
solutely guaranteed. N. O. Kklund,
builder, 611 East 61st st. N. Phone
Tafcior 6S0. ' Conjie out to 511 E. 44th N.
suv saorince; mouern uungaipw. in
Mast irvineton: 6 roornw. hekutiful
fixtures, all built in conveniences, full
uonpeie unjeraeni, lurnace ana fire-
plate, tjome out and see this Biroad
way car, 903 TiUatnook st: East !58,
wt car, 903 Tlillatno
5o6. 75 CAS4. 10
per nioutt
buys
side.
ai a room house on the w
sit
Why pay rent when . you can
buy a
house on suchi easy terms,
the best value In the city. AI.
505 Corbett bldg-.
This
s is
li. L;e,
LjET US BUjlLD YOU A HDA1E
Onj your lot or ours; by yotir own
plans or ours; jpay us like rent!
THE OREQOjN HOME-BLillLDERS,
liAiKtiAixs boxiuo o room
house,
sleeping port(rv electricity s
rtd
eas.
Roses, berrie and fruit, z roonl
house
in rear in gopa conamon, z
blocks
HaVthortie. 1247 E. Main. Tabor 171.
$1S75 BRAND NEW MODERN 5
ROOM BUNGALOW, 60x100 LOT,
ELEGANT VIEW, TERMS. OWNER,
93$ E. 18THTST. N. 1RVIKGTON
CAR TO PRESCOTT ST.
FOjR SALE 4 room house with 4 lots
00x100 each; lots of fruit; near Mt
Tabor car; cheap for- cash. Owner
mqst co eastj Apply 288i 3d st.
Konm 7 0.
EIGHT room Ihouse, corner ldt, 100
V flue location, lots of frujit-tree
x
-trees
inaiuaing ug jirees ana srrap
both
uearing. v inmuies out.
from car. B-746. Journal.
1 ! HAWTHORNE AVE
block
room Duneaiow, moaern, .jujst com
pleted. 340 Kj. 41st st. Phon Tabor
404- No-agents. T
AM. FORCi
i room i
car; fine 1
Tajbor 2546.
FORCEDTTO SACRIFICE, I1250
.... f..n i . i. i . .
modern,
location.
1250; Jlrto cash.
Tajbor
I HAi
ton,
man.
iAVE threcj good hontes in
Irvine-
one-thi
rd less than coi
str one
sioni fine.
East 273. W.
Herd-
man
61
cap.
NEW modern
houne, never occupied,
1st and Yamhill, block Stinnyslds
Tabor 3
99.
A SNAP Modern S room house at M
alue, terms to suit
PhonA
Wood-
la'
in 1793.
PLANS SS-
-B11NGAIXW ULAN
it FABER. Architect,
fave. Phone Wood. 294.
BTOK 10c. A
86p Ainsworth
FtlR SALE-
Houte jiuid lot near
roadway bridge. Z.i Benton st. -
63
c lease
ESlaing-
FOIl SALEHOUSES V fil
(Oontiuued)
ROSE! CITT p.
PARK
Deal direct with the owners,
original platters of thiK beautiful
oi roriiaia, tan oo i our . reuijr
partment. cor. 4th and Stark.
lIAKTiiAN & THOMPSON
BUNGALOW SACRIFICE. T
ge 5 room cottage, all In fl
Large 5 room cottage, all In fine
condition, newlv new, pn a fine large
lot, 60x100; chlcfcen lyard etc.; Ion
Webster St., near Albiria ave., 2 blocks
from Jefferson High school. Cost jme
$3000 Jast year. Will sacrifice for
12450. Owner, 326 Board of Trade
hlrlH- Uluin 7155
$100 Down
New 5 room bungalow, hardwood
floors, , shades, fixtures, all built-in
conveniences, large attic -.-and ull
basement, lawn seeded, facing east,
just off Hawthorne aire. J. Ij. Kar
r.opp, owner. Marshall 2574.
A SACRIFICE My equity of 1300
for $900 cash, balance 1700. terms,
a good 5 room bungalow, close in; gas,
electricity, etc. Qwnerj. Main 6536.!
FOR SAIiE-i-lATTS
16
ROSD CITY PARK
LOTS.
Deal direct
with the
the
original Platters of this beautiful
part
of Portland, call on our realty
partment. cor. 4th and Stark.
as
HART MAN & THOMPSON
T . A RflK TRAPTR mWlIn. .
Adloininir r-arhna SLnd station. 25
minutes' ride, waterT' piped, graded
Streets. Help vou build and selsJ. on
t?asy terms. Akerson Gooch 6c Co.,
614
stock Exchange blag.
J?INE home site, wesi
t side, for only
3bU;lU aown, fS
minutes' car rid-?. 6c
per month; lo
fare. It wbuld
pay you to see this place if you
looking for a place w
th a big future.
M.-E. Lee, 505 Corbett bldg.
NO bridges to cross. IMultnomah Sta
tion, beautiful home ulte. 16 min
utes' car ride. Bull Run water, 1300.
315 down. 36. per mo. O'Donnei
Warner. 601 Corbett bldg.
P ARK ROSE La.ria corner acre. I In
Tfln-
est location. Bargain, J115J. Main
4163 mornings. i )
FINE corner lot for sale, on corner 2
blocks from car. Tabor 6649. ! -
ACREAGE '
57
5 ACRES, 1250. I
10 'down and (5 a month buys 5
acres logged-off land between Portland
and Centralla on main line of 3 rail
roads. 14 miles from town of 800
population. Sawmills, shingle rhills
and other industries. ) Some of these
tracts are partly cleared and bavie a
spring or running stream on. PJ-lce
from 135 to $75' per acre. Many trjkcts
of different size to choose from. Good
oil, lies well, fine jlocation, perfect
title.. I
BELT. REAL. ESTATE CO..
318 Railway Exchange
IMPERIAL U ACRES,
4
srest,
$25 down. 35 ter month. 6 inte
buys the finest tract), of land on the
market; Bull Kun water, auto iaciiory
at your left, cannery at your right;
electric car line in front, while you
stand on Division st. facing northj
s SMITH & HOUCK. j -
Marshall 2396. T 301 Henry fcldg.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port.
land; Gresham district, electric I sta
tion Ji mile. New subdivision. Biin
shine Valley orchard tracts; best I soil,
free wood; elegant location. Prices
only $75 to $160 per acre In small
tracts; easy terms. Frank McFarland
Realty Co., 309 Yeon bldg., Portland, Or.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close tq car
line, easy terms; will build to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 158$ or
Sellwood 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
ONIONS CELERY ASPARAGUS
a hesLiitiful 2 acre tract, over A
cleared, . nice building spot with trees.
near Tlgara; &o; iv aown, ii.ou
per month, including interest. jFred
vv. uerman jo., sit iv.nnm. ox vom.
ONE acre. "MULTNOMAH" 5c Ifare.
Level, all cleared, sightly and lkas 4
room, partly finished, also 2 room
bungalow. $1450. soijne trade, bal. $15
per mo. Main 1654. A-7488.
MUST be sold; this week; 1 acre
fertile
blocks
soil, nice, new 4 room house, 8 1
from Mount Scott par. $1500,
S175
down, balance easy payments.
at once, Tabor 6985.
Phone
milwaUKIE & Suburban Realty Co,
handle property exclusively long
Oregon City electric. Phone 19-J,
MilwauKie. or. "
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
76
FINE 2 acre tract, less streets;' hand
some buildine site. 1-3 mile north
Bell station. O. W. P. railway. 1 mile
south of Woodstock carline. very
cheap, $1500. J. W. IOgilbee, roofn l.
145 1st Bt. f
FOR SALE-i FARMS
- - - - -J - -
17
Stock and Wheat Fa tin
520 acres, in best section of north
eastern Oregon, where they do. not
need to summerfallo'; 400 acres plow
land. 100 of which is natural meadow
with running stream; 120 bunch grass
pasture, with some (pine timberj 40S
under woven wire, hOgproof fence, fair
house and barn; Joins forest reserve
with first grazing rights. SpljendhJ
soil and on good, main traveled county
road. Price $22 per j acre, easy tierma.
W. T).' Myers. 703 Oyegonian bldgr.
Tucson, Arizona, Farms
Irrigated, continuous crop, bearing
river bottom farm lands, suited to cat
tle, hog and sheep raising, diversified
farming, dairy farming, truck and cot
ton farming, as soon as one crop is
harvested another' is planted; I home
markets. For further information call
or write room 724 Chamber of
Com-
merce TTTdgi. Portland, Or.
SNAP- FOR CASH BUYER.
5 acres, all In cultivation, good 4
room bjouse. good barn, small family
orchard! sprine on place, nice place
for chieke.ns and a good home, ajll for
11250 fbr a short time. , '
SEE CAREY'S REALTY CO.,
203-4-5 Lumber Exchange,
,Zd and jHtarK, , I
WHEAT RANCH $12 ACRE.
Splendid Investment, worth 2d acre,
800 acres, all In cultivation, 20 J Igrow
lng wheat, good well water, house,
barn. 17 head horsesi threshing machine
and farm tools. 3 rniles from station;
biggest bargain In Oregon; loOOOjdown,
balance 6 years, 7 jper cent. HOYT-
QUIGLEY CO., 609 jKOtncnlld bldg.
OWING to poor health, 1 wish to sell
or rent my farm oif 160 acres located
6 miles S. W. of Molalla; 100 acres
In cultivation: 24 (miles from 1Y Oder
station, on W; V. B. electric line; a
sacrifice at $100 per acre; also 600
acres of other land to sell to settle an
estate. C. E. JuddJ Molalla. R. F. D. 1
40 acres. $2500. $1500 cash. 4j acres
cleared. 6 acres slashed. Plenty of
wood and water. On Columbia j High
way and R, F. D. Vt mile from station
and Columbia river- 1 miles from
town. mile from good school. 38
miles from Portland. R. F, D. jl. box
45, wDie. ur.
160 ACRES Improved, on splendid
road; school on land, spring jwater,
rural mail delivery d can get 68a grass
land adjoining from 'government; the
best grain and stock proposition in
the county; price $3200; ' $600 j down.
Wrlto owner, y. uow, ijonoon, o(
FARM for sale, jsltuated 40 j miles
south of The Dalles, containing 240
acres; over 100 acres tillable,! level;
price $2Q per acre; ihalf down, balance
on easy terms. - 4pply to : Mary J.
C!te Wamlnlr 0- I
LIVE AND ILET L1VK I
Well equippea farm, 138 acres; soil
first class, team, cows and machinery,
location ideal; small payment i down,
annual t payments, J without Interest.
Address Box 107-Cl Woodland, I Wash-
40 ACRES, near Mosier. for $3I0; will
sen on easy terms; a DargainL tieo.
Anderson. 1415 Northwestern Bank bid.
WHEN you answer theaa (Vaat Ads
mention x n jouraaL
the
part
a.
14
ITARM ' fiYlR. RENT 'i
40 acres-ali In cultivation with good
house and barn, good Jvell and wind
mill, la acres In crop, 6 acres ready
f or potatoes,! -balance plowed, wire
fenced and cross fenced, 1 mile of
church, school and store, 25 miles
from Portland. See Carey's Realty
Co.. 203-4-6 Lumber'Ex. bldg., 2d and
stark.
RENT 9 acre chicken ranch, close In,
Vancouver; all cultivated, lots fruit.
Implements. 294 Margin. i
HOMESTEADS
47
Canadian Homesteads .
J. N. Grieve. Canadian Immigration
agent, will be at Hotel Perkins! Friday
and Saturday this week to meet peo
ple interested In western Canada.
WANTED -De ert claim relinquish
ment. Vale oi" Burns district; imme
diately. ' Box 673 Medford, Or.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada
mention journal.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
38
WANTED to rent a suburban home of
rrom 3 to 5 acres, near canine,
house 5 or 6 rooms, f urnlshedJ B-69.
journal.
EXCHAXGE REAIj ESTATE 24
EACH AN GE 34 acres, - acres in
cultivation; good house, toarnJ 5 large
chicken liouses, granary, good well,
soft water creek through place; 20
acres creek bottom; hogtight fence!
close to good city, fine road; 1 1A mile
to public school, 2 miles to high
school. This is one of the best farms
in the Willamette valley, $3000 equity
to exchange for good Portland prop
erty. - YX-239. Journal. . -
10 ACRES, NO MORTGAGE
All cultivated and ready for crop;
about 2 acres orchard cherries, ap
ples, plar-is, prunes in bearing; old
house and well; walking distance to
electric car; li mi'es to Portljntl; lies
level; facing main road ami In beau
tiful neiKhl-orhood: nricu ?ooo: will
take unincumbered house" and, lot. Tate
luv. Co.. 301-31.2 Couch bid.. !109 4tn.
For Sale or Exchange,
and Furniture
Lease
60 room family hotel, fine lo
cation, heart of the city, larga
dining room In connection, ev
erything first class and up to
date. Will take clear home in
Portland - or ranch and isomei
cash. This Is a money maker,
clearing now pver $250 I per
month. Rent very reasonable.
Fine location for ' tourists t
rooms all rented. This is a
snap. Reason for sellinif. par
ty going to'Callforpia. (V);
Dorr E. Keasey & Co.
2d ,floor. Chamber of Commerce..
WE HAVE FOR EXCHANGK
160 A., 75 in cult., house, good soil.
. Price $2 500, for 4 or 6 roomlhouse.
2 clear lots for acreage.
160 A., east, clear, for rooming house.
House, modern,, for 40 acre farm.
Exchange what you have for what
yon want. That's our business.
, GARLAND & LIND, 191 4tll st.
160 ACRES agricultural timber land,
Wa miles rail and ocean, 35 acres
bottom, 3.000,000 timber; make good
dairy; no incumbrance, i to swap for
unAer $3000 clear city home or sub
urban poultry ranch, or sell for $2500.
Citizens Agency, l iO za st.
WANT about 15 or 20 acres. 15 or 20
miles from city, with .house; will
exchange building at Lents containing
rrocery .i stock on 2 lots, cash value
3000, no incumbrance. Can also turn
in $1200 mortgage and extra lot. Phone
Marshall 3851. ' I
WILL trade choice 5 acres, deep black
soil, in Beaverton district, with e.ooa
4 room neat cottage, barn, well, all
fenced, fine condition; $2500,1 and w,ell
worth more, for dwelling In IPortland,
clear. Call Main 1242, 401 MnKwy bldg.
2 Acres
Short distance 5c carline.
All In cultivation, good
soil, lots Of "f ruit,berrles
and so forth fa good large
house, chicken - runs rl
houses, room for several
hundred chickens; barn
and other buildings.
$6500.
Will trade for Ifouse
in
to
good residence district
value of about 4500
No.
549
Sea Mr. Mathes.
The Fred A. Jacobs Company
; 269 .Washington st.
WANT country home of about 40
. acres In Multnomah county, will ex
change 415,000 residence In Los An
geles free -or incumbrance. i'hon
Marshall 3851.
A BRICK building. In good prosperous
town in Willamette Valley; owner
would exchange for house and lot In
Portland. W. J. Davie, 605 Corbett
bldg.
WILL sell my- equity of $1650 in 2
beautiful close-in lots, 90100, val
ued at $2500, for flSOO. or will trade
for bungalow and Bmaller lot up to
same amount. Barnes, Majn 7669.
BEACH property worth J600 to ex
change for what you have); also 180
acre stock farm In Clarke county, $30
per acre. in. w. xwerrineio, 8io wash
ington St.. Vancouver, wash
TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE ANY
THING. ANYWHERE For frulek
results and satisfaction see Hoyt-Quig-
ley lo. t liomcnua oiag., corner 4th
ana wasnrngton
30 acres good soil, new 6 room house
ana outouiiaings. vviu traue ror
stock ranch. H. C. Flno ter, Big Eddy,
or.
SPLENDID grain and stock farm, 1240
'acres, fully equipped; cash price, $30
per acre: will take part exchange In
clear property. V rite owner, C. Cole,
Uonaon, or.
NEW 5 room bungalow, .full corner
fVk t'Sfunt lot or jLcresifr In riouit-aVtl
location. 8-432, Journal.
EXCHANGE equity In house and lot,
modern. 6 rooms, good district, for
acreage. Consider unimproved If good.
Aiaranaii tezvi
I LAVE fine lot, all clear, close in,
worth $ 900. Will sell for $650 or
trade ror ; gooa second nana auto.
Atnon, wsin t.
80 AC. on Estacala line. 23 mileo
' v . Vi t. ho. f a. Lit.. .
eriy.or win en cneap. otout invest
ment jo.. -rui j. or j..
WILL TAKE lot or auto iii trade for
x- part of $2400 equity In $4250 Irv
Ington bongalow. N-8 2 2... Journal.
SEVEN room modern house on lOOx
200. fine home, for sale or exchange
ior closer nr. iiwr Qiao.
WISH to trad 30 acres mnlmproved
Mosier apple land for lts on the
Peninsula. ' Wood lawn 36071
MODERN ; residence for cultivated
acreage near Portland. 311 Alisky
bldg. ' - - - - -
521 acre , relinquishment for sale or
trade for valley acreage; Lake Co.;
oy owner. n a. imn, Portland. Or.
WHAT have you clear of incumbrance
for good brick building in Portland?
XXT Y T ..... 1 . CAe 1 . . . . .
SIXTY acre farm near Salem; tak
. residence In Portland payment. 311
Alisky bldg. I
IF you have any good property to trade.
wa;wiU match you. Ay res & Smith,
B01 Northwest bldg. Main !726
HAVE beautiful home, $3000 equity;
exchange for smaller. Tabor 6119.
BOISE, Idaho city home, for Newberg,
or.. prop?rxy. box rewoerg.
WANT to trade for house equity
20 acres, stocKed, for ale or ' trade
Woflstein, 206 Jisky bldg.
FOR IRKXT FARMS
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 21
' Continued)
; Wheat Ranch
2700 Acres !
r $75,000 !
iooo acres I tillable land;
1000 acres, now seeded;
' i good water, fences and
buildings; short , haul to
railroad station; stocked.
20 bead Of horses, 60 bead
of cattle and hogs, -full
set of. farming Imple
ments, . Including tractor.
Will exchange for incomrr
property or alfalfa- land
about same value. See
Mr. Mathes. No. 669.
The Fred A, Jacobs Company
269 Washington st.
WANTED HEAJj ESTATE 31
$1000 CASH.
Want 4 room house. 50x100 lot, must
be good soli, po gravel; will pay $10oo
and no more; must be bargain. P816,
Journal.
WANT 10 or 15 Rie on Base Lim
or Powell Valley road, not too far
out, partly improved. Security De-
VfcUipnier.-t Co.. cor. 4th and l'lnff stn.
WANTED to buy for cash chtap, lot
from owner; inside car district. W.
wray, Perkins hotel or B-910, Journal.
CHEAPEST lot for cash; give full de-
Boriptton. M-7. journal.
WANTED Best cash buy In cheap
acreage. Box 864. Lents.
ROOMING ROUSES
53
26 ROOMS, close to this buildina: fur
niture No. 1; average monthly profit
$loo; rent $Su; it's a winner; always
full; $900 and small cash payment
lets you in, balance out of profits. 618
Yeon bldg. (11653.) .
20 ROOMS, -J. block from Waahlngtoii
Bt., close in; furnace heat; :ent 4u;
good furniture. Here is a snap, for
Monday price $600; Vi tush. Call 88
Jviifli near otarn.
1 OWN a 20 room house. 1 block from
roruana hotel, fine furniture, low
expense; clears from $75 to $100 above
expense; will trade for clear acreage
or home. Y-241. Journal.
tilAJjIj rooming house, chickens and
pigeons; good Income; must be soid;
come, male offer. 185 N. 12th it
Main 7416.
EIGHT room rooming house for rem.,
with .good furniture for sale. $loo
cash. A bargain. 308 6th st.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIVE MOVIE SHOW i
Suburban -money maker clears over
$36 weekly, rent, only $20, In cement
building,. 200 opera chairs, elect'lu
piano, drums, et2., .established tw.
years; never before on market. $1000,
with anie terms. (C 854)
1'LOUK AND FEED MILL
In the best town of the iiose-ln
Willamette valley farming district; una
a splendid trade and good opportuni
ties for enlarging. We have a special
low price. (C tt57
LIVE COAST TOWN CONFECTION
ERY, old established, swell fixtures,
doing nice business; invoice Jib in,
snap. Price today, $1250. Ci43)
OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD YARD,
guaranteed to clear $260 a month: com
plete outfit of wagons, horses, electric
motor and saw; some cash down will
handle this. (C 927)
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.,
618-619 Yeon bldg. Main 8l.
AN EXCEPTIONAL, OPPORTUNITY.
Wa expect to begin operation with
in the very near future. We need good
sober furniture men, machine men, cab
inet makers and helpers, and do not
desire to import them. We want 7
men to invest $1000 each, 6 mn to
Invest $500 each and s men Co Invent
$250 each. V11 investments are secured
ardour business will be conducted on
the profit-sharing plan and all Invest
ors will ftet permanent positions, good
salaries and their rightful share of
all they produce. Our plant, when
completed, will be one of the finest
west of the Mississippi river, and the
only one of its kind on the coast.
Call st our offices and let us prove to
your entire satisfaction that our prop
osition is all we claim for It. If ws
fail to do so it will cost you nothing
for the investigation. Pacific Furni
ture Specialties Mfg. Co.. Inc.. 418-41
iuiiiDcr iiixcnange oiQg.
WANTlitt Steady man to work In a
strictly cash ; butter, egg and light
grocery store las partner;' .requires
small Investment; fully secured, anil
will pay you $100 month. Call room
32 Morgan bldg. f
TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS
OF ANY KIND ANYWHERE SEE
Business Chance Department
. SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Ground floor Multnomah Hotel,
Cor. of 4th and Pine sts.
BARGAIN in grocery store, west side
corner, dally sales $35; clean stock,
living rooms, rent $30. Only $127i.
Kootn aoa iiumner r;cnange.
HALF Interest In established electric
fixture and wiring business; good
location. $300 will handle. Look this
tip. Y-24Q, Journal.
500
BUSINESS
CARDS
59c
1000 for 90a.
Rose City Prlntery, 8d at Taylor.
WANT, party with some money t.j
help open and manage grocery store;
good opening for right party. 4 27 l'it-
tock block. -! -
GROCERY, confectionery. Ice crecni,
cigars and tobacco, doing good buni
ness, onlv $225; rent $12 month. 41
Lumber Exchange.
AUTOMOHiLEi business. owner wants
a reliable partner; good pay and
your money secured. Call room 3"J
Morgan ning.
I'OOLROOM 1 tables, downtown .:
tiou; will rent cheap. Tiger. Main
C377.
PARTNER in cleaning and pressinc;
small amount required; teach busi
ness. 231 6th st.
SMART man for office, opportunities
unlimited; must have $200; no tlead-
neana neei apply. 414 Lorn her Ex.
BARBER shop, 2 chairs, doing good
business; rent only $10 month, price
$ 2 Z'.t. 414 itimner y.x c ti a n ge.
,1000 Business Cards $.85
Ryder Ftg. Co.. S. W. cor. 3d & Morrlwon
WILL rent window for small popcorn
machine, best location lu town. SiH
Washington st. -
FOR SALE Barber shop, 307 ? Burn
side. -
FURNITURE store for sale. Writa
to H. Blgelow. Molalla. Or. Q
, 11L1W12SS , OI'I'OKTL NlTIia
i WANTED CH
WANTED To bu a small stock of
... groceries that can be moved; would
consider other goods if price is- riclit.
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MONEY TO IVOAN 27
REAL ESTATE
SlORTGAGE Joans " at current rates.
Real estate security. Apply room 20
Stock Exchange, 3d and Yamnui.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. t. ti. iewia oc lo., o ivev is pioir.
$100,000 on mortgages, city and farm
property, fire insurance. McKeuzie
et Co., Gerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 7 per cent.
'-Louis Solomon fit Co., 22f Stark st.
(300. $360, $000, $00. $1200. $100. Fred
W. Oerman Co.. 914 Cham, of Com.
$40,000 OR LESS. FARRINGTON.
da. A .a. T3a m.M a 4 ryx w j
MONEY to loan 6 to 8 per cent. W. 1L
Belts & Co., 810 Spalding bid g
$5000 to $16,000. private money. '.-ai.
Journal.
$500 to $5000 to loan on Ity or farru
property. Tabor 2520. B-S73. Jo-irnat.
TO IAJA N $(0 at A. J. 1 ar-
mer, 407 Stock Exchange,