THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1915.
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OREGON GRANGE VILL
OPEN ITS 42D ANNUAL
CONVENTION TUESDAY
Will- Be Tour Day Session a
Tillamook; Committees Se
lected From Delegates.
Tillamook, Or., May 19. Oregon Stat
grange will open a, four day cession
here tomorrow for the t orty-aecond
annual convention:
The following standing committees
Have been selected from the delegates
credentials Mary 8. Howard. Mu
lino; R H. Wellman. Free water: Al
. fred Nlblin . Portland; Mr rf iv
, Beach, CorvaJlis; Mrs. C. 11. Bailey,
Division of labor I S. Tenny, Es
. tanala I n , , .... 1. If AtjrMl.
Wilfred Brown. Camas Valley; Mrs.
w . m. it. juuror, Portland...
Finance John A. McMorrls. Condon
aO. C Brown, Dlxonville; S. Weckert.
anerwood; Henrv Freeksen, Shedd.
Elections J. El. Whitehead. Turner
K. W. Dunbar. Hood River: Mrs. H. CK
Howell. Salem; Mrs. Elmer Pearl,
Brownsville.
Pur food Mrs. Chaneey Blckles,
Harrlsburr: George C. Dallas. Clacka.
mas; 8. 1 White. Rlcltreall; Mrs. W.
II. cnristensen, oretown.
Forestry C. B. Stokes. Forest Grove
. Mr. Rptlna Lee. Elmira; Mrs. Annie
White, ' Barlow; Charles Carlson,
Shedd: Victor jx. Blakely. Olid.
Legislation Louise F"unk. Oregon
City; Charles L. Beach. Corvallis;
ChanCev Sickles, Harrisburg; Mrs.
Cena Klnyon, Aurora; Mrs. Nellie V
' Assessment and taxation -W. H. IT
Dufur. Portland; Andrew J. Crow
Merlin; Mrs. Belle Funk. Oregon City
Mary A. Link,, Ooble; S. Weckert,
, Sherwood.
Woman's work Mrs. R. H. Wellman
Freewater; Mrs. Wilfred Brown,
Camas Valley; Mrs. K. W, Dunbar,
' Hood River;. Mrs. Jennie Lovelace,
Rainier.
Cooperation C. H. Bailey, Rosehurg,
W. II. Christensen. Oretown; I. E.
Bhirlev. McMinnville: Mrs. Ella Week
ert. Sherwood; Mrs. Joste Carlson,
Shedd; Mrs. C. Cavanaug. Gresham
Oregon Agricultural college J. T
. Apperson, Park Place; Wilfred Brown,
Camas Valley; Mrs. uum uavjs, ia
- rion: Mrs. I. B. Thirley. McMinnville
Charles L. Beach. Corvallis; Mrs
T-Tmma nunpan. Nvssa.
TransDortation G. W. McFarland
Cottage Grove; Rosco C. Demlng. Es
tacada; Mrs. George C. Dallas, Clack
amas; Mrs. a. w. lurvey, nmiams
I.. S Tunnv. Kstlcada.
Bylaws W. R, Wing. Irving; Henry
Freerksen, Btteaq; w. t-. tvmyon, au
rora; Mrs. Charles L. Beach, Corvallis
Mrs, Erma Tenny, Estacada.
(inn A roads R N. Lovelace. Ral
nler: nlem Davis. Marion: Mrs. Katlv
erlna Wing. Irving; Mrs. I. B. Shirley
McMinnville; Alfred Nlblin, Portland
Mm Mattia J. Zeek. Bandon.
Mileage and per diem O. C. Brown
Dlvnnvllle;" William White. Barlow
Mrs. Hattie E. McFarland, Cottage
rinrtve- Mm M. Jf. Hcott. Tangent.
Education Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dixon-
vllle; Wirt Sapplngton, Cloverdale; C.
E. Peck, NysKa; Mrs. Nellie V. White,
Rickreaii:. Mrs. tjatnerine mcoee,
Agriculture Jay Mitchell. Corval-
Us: w. hi. MCBee, rpnnKiieia; rar
' Victoria Crow, Merlin; Mrs. C. H
-Rat lev. Roscburg: C. B. Zeek, Bandon
Dormant granges M. L. Carter,
A1lul: t W. Turvev. Williams: Mrs
. Anna' Freerksen, Shedd; Mrs. Mary
Apperaon. Parkplace.
AnrtMln A. W.. Howell. Halem; F.
W. Roberts, Ooble: Mrs. Catherine Mc
Bee, Springfield; Mrs. Josle Carlson
Good of the order Mrs. Nellie Sap
nlnsrton. Cloverdale: John H. Scott,
T.nrmf -imcr Hearl. Brownsville;
Mrs. Jennie Lovelace, Rainier; C. Cav-
anaugn. uresnam.
Roonlntnna Mm. V.. A Niblin. Port-
pnnk T T.ee. Elmira: F. W.
: Tioberts. Ooble: Mrs. E. W. Dunbar,
irrw River: Michell Link, Goble; J.
. M. Duncan, Nyssa,
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CITY OF BALTIMORE
Mayor Preston Is . Reelected
and Entire ' Democratic
- Ticket Goes in With Him,
Baltimore, May 10. The reelection
of. Mayor James IT. Preston by the
largest majority ever given a mayor
alty candidate in this city has. placed
Mayor Preston in position as the most
powerful individual Democrat in the
state. Not only was the mayor elected
by an unprecedented majority, but the
entire Democratic ticket was returned
"a winner by a big vote. The Demo
crats have all the city offices and
control of the council.
The Star, tandpat Republican, says
o'f the election:
"The victory is not that of a party-
unless the - great majority of truly.
progressive men. who have the best
interests of Baltimore at heart, whose
civlo pride, is stronger because of the
work . which Mr. Preston's leadership
has done for the city, and who have
been welded into an-irresistible force
for civlo progress by the power and
example of that work and that lead-
. crahip -constitute a, party. i
"It Is Just that sort of party that ia
most prominent in American muni
cipal affairs today, and la doing most
to lift American cities nearer to the
standards of the best European mu
nicipalities; and the election showed
clearly that four years of Mr. Pres
ton's brand of progressiva admlnistra
. tion has awakened this city as nothing
else has ever done, and brought it Into
line with the civic spirit of the times."
Excitement Kills
: Woman at Fire
. . ,
' Gervais, Or., May 10. Fire Friday
night completely destroyed the home
of Martin Vachter and wife, an old
couple living two miles east of Ger
vais. Mrs. 'Adam Plenert, a neighbor,
''who went to their assistance, . was
, overcome by the heat or excitement.
She was. taken to her - home and a
physician was called, but she died be
fore he arrived. She leaves a husband
and family of grown children, some of
whom live In Portland. .
Pioneers Attend
Services in Street
v The commemoration services of the
Id Taylor Street Methodist church for
Mothers' Day yesterday morning were
unique and historically appropriate.
- The very first; pioneer mothers of
PRONOUNCED VICTORY
FOR
M RATS
FAIRYLAND DAYS TQ RETURN ONCE MORE
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Top Mildred Keats as "Bluebird" In Alice in Wcerland.
Bottom, left to right Mayo Met
pose.
Out of the distant memories of
childhood can you bring back the fairy
world that surrounded you after read
ing "Alice in Wonderland"? Every
blade of grass, every queer toadstool,
took abnormal proportions. Tou ac
tually tried to live the experiences of
the little girl in your childish fancy.
On looking into a woodsy dell you
were sure there was a wizzen little
witch and a gauzy little fairy.
buch, too, are the delights of the
children about you today, who will
revel in the performance of "Alice In
Wonderland." A few who are takine?
Portland who j took their children to
church Jon the Sabbath day In the good
old way, took them to the meeting
house among the trees at the corner
of Third and Taylor streets.
Testerday many of the children and
the grandchildren of these first: moth
ers, and many other worshippers. In
cluding later devoted mothers of the
church, gathered at the corner to hon
or God 'arid motherhood on a hallowed
spot. V
Rev. C. H, Davis stirred all hearts
with his sermon on the text, "As one
whom his mother comforteth, so will I
comfort you." Ernest Stansbery sang
My Mother's Prayer."
Will Fight Extradition.
Louis Bromgofsky, aged 30 years.
employed as a peddlerat Front and
Washington streets, was -arrested by
City Detectives Moloney and Swennes
early this morning on & charge of
wife and child abandonment from New
York. Bromgofsky admitted the Iden
tity given in the detective records, but
said that he would fight extradition.
Gervais Schools Closed.
Gervais, -Or' May 10. The. Gervais
public i schools closed Friday after
noon with a good program. Miss Verna
Keppinger graduated from the high
school, and Susie Chamberlin and Vera
Cutsforth were graduates of the
eighth grade. Saturday a picnic was
held on the banks of the Willamette
near Fairfield.
THIS BOY IS REAL
PRODUCT OF OREGON
Harrison T. Caujrhey. aged 5. a prod
uct - of Oregon, . who was born in
Portland May 8. 1910. His parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Caughey,
wno reside at 232 East Forty-seventh
street. His father is a well known
musical Instructor and artist, ,
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hot as "Alice" and Marjorle Lewis
part in the performance are experi
encing ultra-heavenly feasts of the
imagination. For Alice, in the person
of tittle Mayo Methot, la really to
"wonder In Wonderland on the Heillg
stage next Saturday afternoon and
evening. ;
The Association of Collegiate Alum
nae' is giving the affair for the ben
efit of the scholarship fund. Mem
bers of the association are taking
bo me of the grown-up parts and their
children and other talented tota of the
city are also numbered in the caat.
Miss Frank Towslie is directing; the
rehearsals, and she and Miss Frances
HEAD OF U. S. STEEL
CORPORATION VILL BE
IN CITY TOM
James A, Farrell, Accompa
nied by Family, and Other
Officials to Be Entertained
James A. Farrell, president, of the
United States Steel corporation, better
known as the steel trust, will be in
Portland tomorrow.
Accompanied by his wife and daugh
ter, Mr. 'Farrell is making a tour of
the, coast to visit offices of the cor
poration itself and of its selling
agency, the United States Steel Pro
ducts company, as well as to "take in"
tne California expositions.
Also traveling with Mr. Farrell are
a. r. DeForrest. vice Dresldent. and
L. H. Kondorff, traffic manager- of
tne corporation. '
Mr. Farrell is not only head of this
great industrial concern, but ha -, is
aiso president or the Foreign Trades
commission, an organization with a di
rectorate or- so prominent American
business men that has as its aim the
expansion of American trade in foreign
fields.
The president of the United States
Steel corporation is a self-made man.
rising from day laborer in a wire mill
to his present eminence. t
Before taking the sresldenv of the
steel trust, Mr. Farrell waa head of
the United States Steel Products Ex
port company and previous to that was"
general manager of exports for the
American steel & Wire company. Ha
is an autnortty on the subject of ex
port trade.
,Mr. Farrell is 62 year old and a na
tive of New Haven. Conn. He lives in
Brooklyn, but has his office in the low
er part or Manhattan Island. ;
Mr. Farrell will be extensively en
tertained while la Portland and will
be shown all of the city's show places.
Including the Columbia highway.
Youths Confess to
Taking Automobile
Three Tons Fallows Arrested, Yourtn
S scapes XTOX JUs rata VU1 on
Way to Xeadtnartors.
Joy riding in , a stolen machine
brought about the arrest yesterday by
City Detectives Hellyer and Tackabery
of Sam Rleman, aged 17 years; Frank
Brown, aged 1 years. and. LeRoy
Forbes, aged 19 years, on charges of
grand larceny in the theft of an auto
mobile belonging- to Dr. H. A; Harr,
dentist, of 764 East Madison street.
Tha machine waa t stolen from Dr.
Harr's home about a week ago, and
was found a few hours later at Eaat
Sixty-third street and Pow-eU Valley,
ORROW
'Dnchees"; Mayo in another
Gill have both composed musical se
lections for the occasion. Other music
to be heard is by Liza Lehman. The '
staging will be fairylike and alto-
fcemer aeiigmiui lor ine oia ioiks.
the young folks and those that are
just folks. .
Elaborate pains have been gone to
for the success of the play, and that
the cause, which Is an unusually good
one, may receive the proper support.
The fact that all the arrangements
have been made by the association,
and that ' the money realized will- all
go to the cause la particularly good to
contemplate.
road, considerably the worse for wear.
The three youths confessed to the
robbery, the detectives Bay. David
Millwood was a member of the crowd, j
the others say, and his father prom
ised to bring him, to detective head
quarters this morning. - Qn the way
to the station, however, Millwood broke
and ran from his father, and. the police
believe he has gone to Hood River.
Millwood, who is 19 years old, is
on parole from the state penitentiary
for burglary. Rieman and Forbes have
both been before the juvenile court
on several occasions.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE TO ALL FROM
LEWISTON TO ASTORIA
For $95 In payments of $5 cash
down and $2.50, or more if you choose.
rer month, you can buy a full lot, 50x
00 feet, inside the city of Astoria,
with school, churchee. city water,
streetcars and electric light close by,
with an unobstructed view from some
of these lots of the Columbia river and
Pacific ocean.
We are obliged ! to sell these lots at
this big sacrifice In order to close
them out quickly. : Some of the-adjoln-Intr
lots have been sold recently for
$500 and more, but we must sell and
the price Is only $95, on easy terms
if you wish. Title to these lots is
first class and a warranty deed given.
With, everything coming Astoria's way
here is a chance to buy property for
comparatively nothing. A great many
of these lots are assessed at $70 each,
so you can ludsce the value on this
basis. "While there are any of them
left you can have them for $95 each.
Call or write, for plats of th property.
M. J. Clohessy, 416 AMngtoa Build
ing. Portland, Oregon.
WANT AD RATES
4 la effect October t, U14. - -.
ALL PKEVIO08 RaTES-CANcrtXID
' CHAKQED DVEKTISaU.MTS
. Daily- Sunday 5
Itt cents per word per lusertfcaa,'
This caarse is Cor aU clai float Ions, ex
eeptlog "For Seat ia Private Family,' 'Boeai
ad Board la Private Family" "Sltaatioa
Wanted" and "Wanted to Heat" a da. which
are Ihk cents oer worj per Inoertloa.
Me ad enara-ed for .ess teaa 15 rants.
Ca&U ADTXTISKMKNTB -
1H cants per word for ail elasslfleatJoos.
excepting "fNw Bent la Private ramllyT
"Boon aad Board ia Private Family," "Sitoa
tlon Wasted." aad "War 1 to Beat" ads.
which a r 14 cants p. Td. CeosecsUr
Insertion of cash v,ant ads:
I Inaertloas fc the price of S.
! Inaertloas jt the prteof".
MEETING NOTICES 41
MOUNT HOOD LODGE,
No. 157, A. F. & A. ' M.
Stated communication to
morrow (Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Visitors wel
come. Order of W. M.
. ED C. DICK, Secretary.
Wtat Statistics
marrtagcs.Birtbs. Lteatbs.
BUSINESS CARDS ,
W. G. Smith & Co.
Third floor. Morgan bide
DRKisii suits tor rent, all aiseav Unique
Tailoring Co.. SOSTBtark at.
as
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
FACCOMANMO In tbU city at the rtsidence.
eot tft t-, My 8, 1815, t;rmela Faece
truiiDK). aged 03 rear. 1 mooth and 29 day.
Deceased la survived by two son. Ralph, and
l-hillipa, one daughter. Mr. S. Moraca, all
( tbta city. rWvicea will be held tomorrow.
ineaaay. at p. m. rrora tu ramnr ren
bnra. 001 4th at., thenc to t. Miebael'i
rhorcb, 4th aod Mill, where services will tie
held at 2 p. m. Kriends sad acinalBtaneea
are Invited to attend. IoteracDt lamuy t.
Jloiint :aairy cemetery.
NIEDERMAKK In tin city. Mar , May
Medermark, aged xears and zi o.v
beked wife of jorge N. Ntedennark, daagb
ter of Mra. Sophia J. Murphy, atatcr of Al
bert I. Ainrnhr and Mrs. it. W. Beynolda,
The remains are at tb rouaerTatory , rbapel
of K. 8. IHinnlnK, Inc.. Kat Side If-nneral
Directors. 414 East Alder at. Funeral notice
ii a later iesoe. - .'
KBEKDMAN In this city. May , at bin late
ridenee, iiotel Carlton, fcamuel" reedman.
aeed 72 years, t friends InTited to : attend
funeral services. '.-which 1 will be held it Hoi-
man's Funeral i'srlors at 4 p. m. today.' Mou
day. May 1fl. Intefment at Chit-ago. Illinois.
CLARKK BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral desisrns. z7 Morrison sr.
CLARK'S i Flower Shoo Funeral ti
siRns. flowers. 480 Wash. Main 877 L
MARTIN Mi KORBES CO.. florists. S47
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranyed.
I-UXKKATj DIKKCTOR8
A splendid restuence undertaking ea
taoiicnment. witn private, onveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Montaromerv at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLw. .V. the leading
funeral director. 220 Sd St.. corner
salmon. Laay assistant, fhonaa
I 1611. Main 607.
nlinn;n-r S. MnCnAnljttdertakiira
; UUiliiiiig U6 ivtui-llLCrOMo dern in
every detail. Broadway and Piny ate-
Main 48U. A-4S&S. JLiaoy assistanw
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414
East Alder at. Kant 52. B-262S.
Chambers Co. "WS
lawn SiJ06. C-1133. Lady embalmer.
A. R. Zeller Co..i5a
Iady attendant. Par and night service.
Walter C. Kenworthy
Uft Ut. IT l5tH RATIwAAfl Tl. B-lltX.
Tl IfUMWARTHY &. CO.
Call
promptly answered In all partaof
city,
X. O. J. if . Piag., Lignia. laaor nam
Uomil-fAn EL 80th and Glisan.
Fu
i laiuiiLuii
neral services. Tabor 4218
D T Dwrna Williams
and Knott
111 I I DJM llti
East 111B. C-1943.
DC A DOHM Undertakers.
East lOKtt.
269-371 Russell it.
CI CVACQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162.
orC VV C.O a-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay
C D I OCA M RESIDENCE OND. PLS.
I III KJJ 1 1
M. 6133. A-2235. 445 Mot
BREEZE & Snook. B-lidt, T. lo. ioo
Belmont, at 34tn. JUady attendant.
P. T. LERCH. leadlns east side under
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1888. E. 781.
MOXOIEXTS
Schanen-BIair Co,
MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORKS,
Largest stock of fine marble and
granite in Portland. Beautiful granite
..ora our Oregon quarrv. 287 iiaw
thorne ave. East 6566.
BLAESING GRANlTrl'CO
U 26r-3ffO STCOR. MADISON,
PORTLAND iTAKBLE WKti., 264-264
4th sc. opp. city halL M. 8664. A-161C
BUSINESS PROPERTY
66
I HAVE a 2 story frame store build
ing, 24x60 ft., good warehouse and
. miio ttm t .n n.
i cation for eeneral store In farming
community. Part cash with terms for
ba.1.' Address FX-651, Journal.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
Small 3 Room House
Fine lot, all In garden, j blocks from
the Piedmont car barns. Pries $800:
$300 cash, baL easy. See owner, 411
rienry oiog.
GET OUR FREE "HOME" BOOKLET,
Tells how we can build "guaranteed"
home on your lot or ours. Save you
Dig money, xou pay iiKe rent.
THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS,
1330 Northwestern Bank bldg.
$100 cash and $20 per month buys a
moaern room cotiage with 2 large
iota, y mode iroin union ave., ueau
tiful shade trees, garage, (rood dis
trict: price $2750. Wm. L. Graham.
2xz pening piqg. Main xsut),
FOR SALE $427 equity in 4 room mod
ern plastered cottage, 50x100 lot 5
fruit trees, garden, lots of berries.
roses and chicken house, for $200. A
bargain. 6037 65 ta ave. and 50th at.
w -vv car.
I WILL take $1000 for my $2500
equity, $2500 to assume, on modern
8 Toom bouse with garage in Haw
thorne district On the crest of the hill
overlooking tne city, can reast 6700.
FOR SALE Nice 6 room house, all
improvements, fruit trees, chicken
house, barn, 2 blocks from carline.
Easy terms. Address owner, 861 E,
48th st. Phone Tabor 729. .
1200 EQUITY for $600 cash, or trade
equity for acreage; property con
slats of, 5 room bungalow on corner
lot 100x100; concrete sidewalks; value
souo. can seuwoon rsz9.
WH Y pay rent when you can buy a
house and lot on the west side for
$550, $75 down, $10 per month? This
is the beat home value in Portland,
al. k. Lee. ho -orpett oidg.
PLANS $5 . PLANS $5
LET US PLAN TOUR BUNGALOW.
LET US BUILD YOU A BUNGALOW,
EASY TERMS, PAY LIKE RENT.
H. A. WILLIAMS. 609 McKAY BLDG.
FOR SALE 5 room house, corner lot
OMXiuu. t rruit trees. , x rice szooo:
132S E. Starki St.. corner 46th. Phone
1-1V41.
MODERN 6 i room bungalow, roses,
fruit, chickens, furnished or unfur
nished; worth $3000; will take $2500;
easy terms; part trade. Phone Ta. 6S6
DON'T PASS UP OPPORTUNITY. .
5 room modern, full lot; Block to
car; splendid deal; $1250; easy terms
Tabor 2546. ; -
OWNER will sell fine modern home
and 5 lots cheap; fruits and berries.
Between Mt Scott and Hawthorne
line. Tabor 1014.
SNAP $2650; 7 room modern house,
corner lot. 2 blocks south Sandy,
Rose City car. Terms. Leaving city.
uwner, ptz rj. ostn at.
FOR SALE Beautiful new modern 6
room bungalow dirt cheap; cash or
terms; will take auto ort first payment.
Tabor 1404. '
UP-TO-DATE 6 room house; will take
truck, piano or lot as first payment.
Tabor-431 6.
FOR SALE 3 room houseboat in first
class condition., Sellwood ferry, west
fide. A. Qustafson.
WILL-sacrifice for cash, a new 5 room
buncralow. oak floors, all kinds built
in work. Hawthorne car. U-904. Journal.
$25 CASH, $15 PER MONTH.
Newmodern 6 room bungalow, close
to car. Owner. Sellwood 2204. - .
FOR SALE Modern $ room bungalow,
reasonable. W. L. Daniels. 962 E.
lth N. r ..
SPLENDID home. Irvington :
East 273. : W. H. Herdman.
cheap.
01
OoBlJand i
$50 cash, $15 per month including in
terest wilt buy a beautiful modern
$ room cottage on the west side, only
17 minutes out; the ground is 100 by
100 feet, beautiful shade trees, chick
en park,, city water, electric lights,
etc.; for quick sale, $1600. Ask for
Mr. Graham.
212 Selling Bldg.
Phones Main lQO. A-6261. '
CHEAP Modern 5 room hbus, lawn,!
- garden, fruit , trees. Near carline.
Easy terms. Tabor 3807.
FOR SALE Ltirrs
16
QUARTER acre tracts, $350, $10 down,
$5 month; the best value In Port-
lana. i. iee, &uo troroett Didg.
ACREAGE
S7
20 Acre Farm
10 acres of genuine beaverdam land.
10 acres' of upland on main road 1$
miles from Portland; pries $4000-. The
beaverdam land alone Is worth the
6 rice; part cash and balance long time,
teller A Deal. 314 Lumber Exchange.
CHICKEN ana fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electric sta
tion mile, jvew subdivision, sun
shine Valley orchard tracts : best soil.
free- wood; elegant location. Prices
only $76 to $160 fper acre In small
tracts; easy terms.; frank Mcirariana
Realty Co.. 809 Yeon bldg.j Portland. Or.
Gibson! Half Acres.
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, eae terms; iwill build to auit
purchaser. Phone I Marshall IMS of
Sellwood 476. John H, Gibson, owner.
WILL sell 5 acres rich bottom land.
Improved with new 4 room cottage
and other outbuildings, on your own
terms. . win also consider traoe unin
cumbered property. Call Main 1242.
4ti jMCiiay piug.
IF you are looklne for hiah class im
proved or . unimproved suburban
property alonsr Oreaon City Electric,
don't fail to call on or write Milwaukie
A Suburban Realty t o.. Milwaukie. Or,
H-ACKK for nale. new. modern.
room house ' with around ready to
plant, near 2 car lines. 6c fare, $1700;
terms, ftione Marshall 3506,
EVERGREEN, station one fine acre.
cneap ror casn. Beitwooa zass.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
. LOOK AT THES& BARGAINS.
For sale. 80 acres: 40 acres In cul
tivation. good soil, lies rolling, good
Improvements, with $1500 worth of
personal property. Price $6510. Part
in trade, some cash, bal. terms,
20 ACRES. I
6 miles out. 17 acres in cultivation.
all fenced and cross fenced. 2 acres in
young orchard, 2 acres in berries, all
lies level, z gooa weiuj, i norse,
cows. 30 chickens and farm imnl
merits and other small tools. Price
$3400. $2400 cash, terms on balance.
10 ACRES.
S miles out, overlooking the Colum
bia river: S acres in prunes 4 years old.
1 acre in assorted fruits, fair improve
ments, fries isooo. can. aisoo ana
terms. This price is Just one-half of
the adjoining rarirm.
80.60 ACRES.
14 miles out. 60 acres in cultivation.
15 acres more easily cleared, 12 acres
of eood saw timber.: Rood improve'
ments. R. F. D. and cream route, by
the farm. Dlentv water, family or
chard. 'Price $3000, half cash, balance
IU BUI I.
4 ACRES.
Close to carline almost cleared, no
buildings, all fenced. Price. $700; Caah,
$300; terms on balance.
PACIFIC REALTY CO.,
115 W. th st.. Vancouver. Wash.
FOR SALE Fine home. 18 acres, all
olear. fine " location, land lies nice
springs, running' water, paved road, 6
ml loo rrom ureeon uitv. mils elec
tric road, stores, churches, on mail.
cream and bttone route: lair improve
mencing to bear, all kinds small fruit,
team, 2 cows, 200 thoroughbred chick
ens . wasron. hack, new harness, all
farm, smalt tools, grain, wood, po
tatoes, all go with place. C. G. Pryce.
muia 3 Orcean Citr: take Willamette
Valley Southern to Beaver Creek and
see place. 1 -
BACK of Vancouver. $15 per acre. 80
acres. 5 room house. Darn, cnicaen
houKA. bearlne fruit trees, about 2
acres cultivated, land nearly all tilla
ble, about one million feet timber: this
Is 6 miles irom xacoir, wain. . neii
snap. $600 cash, balance to suit. Fred
W. Oerman jo.. an i:nam. or uom.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE. ,
a fin acres. '8 miles weat of Willa-
mint, etn count v road, mail route. 1
mile from church and school. 150 acres
ornn. 150 nasture and timber, new
bungalow on place, $60 per acre, terms.
C. V. f LUiv, wiiutmina, ur.
on acres, about 8 miles east of Van
-nnvir about 3 acres cleared and
some slashed; good 7 room house and
well; price $2500; will sell or rent to
responsible parties; reasonable terms.
Ttaggart. 418 tTiamper or commerce.
I. WANT to sell or trade 160 acres.
Grant county, iruprweu, umuvuiu
bared wheat and stock farm ior unur
cumbered, improved suburban acreage
up to 33500. TJl-eoa, -journal
FOR SALE 240 acres, celery farm In
Michigan. $70 per acre;izo acres
choice farm land. Clarke Co.. Wash..
$25 per acre. , A. u. i.riger, itvtt m.
Salmon. Portland
IF YOU are looking for Rood buys or
exchanges or eastern ure. wneat
land do not fall to see Keller St Deal.
Suite 314. Lumber Ex. bid.. Port-
land. Or.
FOR SALE 46" acres of land, 12
acres in clover and vetch 30 inches
high, and rest in good pasture; at a
pargain. x.iTuy, uvvk-iiis uiaa, tr.
THE two finest acres at Metzger, one
acre In fruit. $1500 cash or " 3.04
acres with Improvements. $2750 cash.
TX-861, Journal. - i
FOR SALE 76 acres 34 miles from
Lents, alt or part. Rood land, run
ning water; improvements; $200 per
acre. Phone hi. Z3f. owner.
CHOICE acreage, planted to corn, 1
to 100 acres; ironis on capital runa
way; easy terms. Owner, H. Grebe, Tl-
gardviiie. or,
CHEHALIS valley farm, 60 acres.
everyrhina: to operate: taKe pari
Portland property; call Main 89i0.
80 ACRES for sale cheap, central Ore
sron on isena roaa, vi mne irom
town. 25 N. jst st., Fortiand.
20 ACRES, lh miles from county
seat. 885 an acre. Mra. J. S. Steinke.
Hlllsboro. Or., R. F. D. 5. -
FOR RENT FARMS
14
PASTURE for a few cows. 10 acres
fenced, 76th, near Division. Dr. T.
W. Sharpe, owner. Pacific phones.
HOMESTEADS
47
HOMESTEAD relinquishments. 160
acres. 45 miles from .Portland. 17
from railroad station. -7 acres in or
chard. House and barn, running water.
For sale cheap. T-869, Journal.
EXCHANGE HEAL. ESTATE 2
10 ACRES In commercial apples, best
sellers, comma; into bearinai near
Newberg,' Or.; best condition for resi
dence property: or clear lota. 631
C h amber of Commerce. Phone B-l 081.
A $1600 equity in house and let in Mon-
ta villa, worth i30U; will take auto
mobile and some cash; give full de
scription when answering. : N-435,
Journal.
IF you have good city property you
wigo to exenange ror farms or acret
age, please call and see me. W. J.
Iavle, 605 corbett bldg. -
FINE improved farm: Joining town
- site in aiinnesota; consiaer acreaae
Or residence as nart payment, bal.
long time, rt-ioy, journal.
TO EXCHANGE Six room modem
house and lot, unincumbered, ror Im
proved acreage. 764 E. 8th , at. S.
Knone we II wood 1350.
A. FARM and . excellent bulldinas in
Michiaan to trade for timber. A. ci
Krirr. izt r;. wimon, yortiana.
WHEN you anawer these Want Ada.
mention Tne journal.
FOR TRADES OF ALL KINDS SEE
GARLAND A LIND, 161 4th at.
40 ACRK3 unimproved, lies well, for
city noma, at Aiisay mag. -
FOIt S.LE HOUSES
EXCHANGE REAL. ESTATE 24
rooBtlaaed)
"52 Acres, : 8 Miles Out
This is one of the very beet
Improved farms near the city
of Portland. There are 63,
acres, 4 8 acres high state
cultivation; all the very beat of
land. No richer soil in the state .
of Oregon. The improvements
are worth $5000 and are the
very best. There is a full
equipment of machinery' and
all kinds of stock. Price $15,000
Take good home lh Portland.
Time on balance. Remember, 3
located lust 8 miles from the
city limits of Portland.
Hargrove & Sons
' 122 N.i 6th st. near Glisan.
Main-43 81, A-7259.
69 ACRES, 26 miles from Portland;
$135 pen acre; will trade for clear
Portland property up to $7000.
STEPHENS SOCIETY LAND DEPT.
' - 1031 Chamber of Commerce. x
-WILL exchange my equity In & room
house and 2 lots near Jerrerson nign
school for auto that will stand me
chanic's inspection. $1200 mortgage
to assume. NX-433, Journal. , -FOR
EXCHANGE Lota Nk 3, 103.
104, 167, W. V. Hamel addition to
Springfield, Mo. Value $650. Write
what you have to trade. ' Box 281,
PrinevlHe. Or. " --
TRADE 10 acre tract one mile from
Oregon Electric, all in cultivation,
black loam soil, will trade for stock
groceries, clear Jots or good automo
blle. See owner, 1642 Peninsula ave.
Rooming House
60 rooms In heart oflclty. 8 blks. of
Wash., at.; rent less than $2 a room:
iron beds. silk, floss mattresses; good
carpeta; strictly modem; well worth
$5000. Price today for all $900; easy
terms. Peters, 16 N. 6th St. .
HOTEL roomlnar house. 2 blocks from
court house: brick building, fine fur
niture; place just retlnted. painted and
renovated throughout: a snap for o u ink
deal; sickness: cash or part ! trade: no
agents. Call Main 1182 or write post
office box W.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
- Rooming and apartment house. 27
MAma wi Wv 1 aw V ah, srrVrvl 1 Ana ! AH
a "iriii ssf a. VI liiBuru. fswva iwvsviuim
Call or phone, 129 Grand ava.. Keystone
rooming nouse. i .
FOR SALE Rooming house of 18
roms; a bargain, part cash, rest in
payments; west side. Address box
606, Portland.
DANDY 14 room house, all IL K. Will
give Immediate possession for '$200,
balance on terms. W-876, Journal.
CORNER house. 16 rooms, well fur
nished, sacrifice; will trade. 294
Jefferson. '
20-ROOM rooming house in good loca
tion, rent cheap; no agents; Aiar
shall 6448. - - '
I HAVE' several - clients that , want
rooming houses. Mlllership, 07
Stock Exchange. ' '
42 room rooming; house near Waahing
ton st. Borne cash. baL good trade.
411 Henry bldg. . I
i i Zm
HOUSE, Lents district., for rooming
house. 811 Allskybldg.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
$215 $216 $216
Buvs a cigar store, depot location.
cheap rent; clears $6 daily; stock and
fixtures will-invoice $1150. This in
cludes $60 upon lease. See Peters. 15
North 5th st. -
FINE . conf., cigar, tobacco, magazine
and fruit store; clean stock and good
fixtures; fine transfer point; paying
place; must sell, leaving; state. 0-430,
Journal.
BIO CARBONS BIO CARBONS
NOT OLD WARPED SHORT POINT.
OUR NEW STOCK DIRECT FROM
GERMANY, $7.60. A-100. 64 BROAD-
WAY.
HALF interest in paying cleaning and
- pressing business, auto delivery; In
business district, west side; $400 takes
It. 801-2 Lumber Exchange bldg., 2d
and Stark. ' ' - - -' -
Store Owner
I have a lady with caah and proper-
ty to trade for one. Call Main 6977.
SACRIFICE, if taken Monday,, cash
grocery, apartment district, cnean
rent; might give terms. Owner, 341'
East '8th rt. ! -j--- - '
500
BUSINESS
CARDS
55c
1000 80o
Rose City Prlntery, 8d at Taylor.
HAVE; fine buys on grocery, confec
tionery ana cigar stores. MUiersnip.
207 Stock Exchange.!
MAN wanted, willing worker, hours
day: can make 315 week; sso re
quired. 333 Chamber of Commerce.
6 ACRES in cultivation, all in 6 year
old fruit trees: xamnui county. 3io
takes this. 333 Chamber of Commerce.
PARTNER in fine business, the mad
more essential than money. Miller-
hip. 207 Stock Excnange,
FOR SALE or trade, caah meat mar
ket: beat transient location. Y-313.
Journal. -
NEW hardware and grocery stock; in
voice $1400. , Part cash. Phone
Wnnil awn 3913.
tabliahed sheet and metal businesa,.
Can't do work alone. B-476. Journal.
SAFETY razor sharpening business
cheap, complete ouuu; leaving city.
$14 E. Morrison.
1000 Business Cards $.85
Ryder Ptt- Co., B. W. cor. 8d V Morrison
RESTAURANT for rent to responsible
party; well xurnisnea ana has good
trade. ,0-760, Journal.
NEW 6 chair bootblack stand
worth
$300.
Will sell for $160.
Good lo-
cation.
246 1st st.
IF you want to move or start grocery
tore In best location on west side.
call A-1548. Marshall 3945.
I MAKE a specialty of rooming houses
and out of town buainess chancer.
Mlllership, 207 Stock Bxr-hango.
FOR SALE or part trade, a first class
hotel, or terms on part if sold soon.
The lowa. no 'tn St., uregon ;ny.
AGENT proposition, $20 takes the
whole thing. 333 Chamber of Com.
RESTAURANT for sale cheap if taken
this week. 411 Henry Did.
$100 TAKES half - interest buainess
cnance orrrce. m cnamwr jom.
WANTED 7TKAL ESTATE 31
WANT farm from owner? have Port
land real estate. Send Price and de
scription. IF. 1m. Durf ey. 1137 East
Flandersst. Phone Tabor 4975.
WANTED From owner, 1 or 2 lots.
reasonaniy priced, short distance
from school and carline. H-299. Jour
nal . "-Il '
MONET TO LOAN 27
REAL ESTATE
$100,000 on mortgages, city and farm
m.ot i au m..v ' .11,1.
ft Co.. oerimger bldg.. ,Zd ana Alder.
MONK x to loan ui mounts of $100
to 36000 on city, property, jl. a. telL
201 Oerllnrer bldg.
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Real estate security. Aooiy room oa
Stock Exchange. 3d and YembilL -
$340, $860. 6600. $9, 61ZUV. $1600. Fred
w. German' Co.. 14 Cham, of Com.
$40,000 OR LESS. FARRINGTON.
80 4th st. Board of Trade bidg.
MONEY to loan to 8 per cent. W. H.
welta ft Co.. 3io Spalding bldg.
600 to $6000 PR. VaTE mOnE. O-
journal. - i
$6600 to loan, whole or part. Private
money. - u-488. journal. i
$500 to $3000 to loan at reasonable
rates, raoor 840Z. i
LOANS or contracts. $50 up; write d-
taiis. pot aaa. xents. i
MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 7 per cent.
Louis Solomon Co., 729 Ptark st.
.50, $600, up; i"m pr 6; no broker
age. Ward. 407 SpaldJnar bldg.. t
MONEY; TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
- ' - tOontinuod) . '
LOANS on improved city property rf
for building purposes; advance mad
as building progresses: liberal rerav.
ment pri vile res: no commission. J. i.
Lipscomb. 243 Stark st. Main 443.).
Mortgage Loans
I. I WHITE. "
T01 Selllna bldg.
MORTGAGE louns on city and farm
properties, lowest rates; mortgages
and sellers' contracts bouaht. Cow II
ehaw 607 Commercial blo'-k.
BUILDING LOANS on city and subur
ban property; money advanced as
work progresses. W. Q. Beck. 616 Fall
In a- bldg. Main 3407.
WE have money to loan oa your (eati
estate; first mortgages only.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY
CASH paid ior mortgagee, notea. con.
tracts; mortgage oann; reasonable
rates. F- H. Lewis & Co.. 8 Lewis bid.
MONEY" TO LOAN
CHATTKIjS, SALARIES
07
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
AT EASTERN KATES.
We 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 msr.
chandiae pledged ia held for a period
of seven months, whether or not in
terest 1 paid when due. We are li
censed and have been established since
1399, No connection with any other
loan establishment In thla city.
A. t M. DELOVAGE, JEWELERS.
824 Washington st.
LOANS IN SIX HOURS' TIME.
,1 At Legal Rates s
"We loan money on diamonds) pianos,
livestock, storage reeeiptx, plain note,
on furniture, or anything of value.
ITou can get it today.
Portland Loan Co,
.'-Licensed by (State. ..
811 Dekum Bid..
Third and Washington.
Marshall 8286. A-C37.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOiti
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY. ,
Business Strictly Confidsntial.
i STATE SECURITY CUM? AN f.
LICENSED.
809 FAIL1NO BLDG.
MONEY AT ONdE
Diamonds. Watches. Musical Jnstrum tS
i Separate dept. for ladles.
ELUy CO. (Licensed.)
320 Lumber Ex. bldg.. ad and Ptnrk.
LOANS WANTED
.10
WANTED $260 on 2 fine lots. Rose
City Park dletrlct, 4 block car,
street improvements paid. Owner X
223, Journal. '
$60 bonus lor $000 for 30 days. Money
secured. MillerxMp, "'07 (Stork Y..
$2600 wanted at once at "',', on Null
Hill ' residence. A-978.- Jo.irnal.
FINANCIAL
51
FIRST and second mortgages, also set
lers' interest in contracts, purchased.
Oregon and Wsshington. ii. E. Noble.
Lumbermens bldg.
HELP - WANTED MALE
Y. M. C A. EMPIOTMENT DEPT.
Record for year 1914:
Calls for men ......1791
Positions filled 1814
All young men seeking employment
ar cordially Invited to consult with
the secretary of the mploym.nt de
partment. WAN i ED Carpenter work m ex
change for dental work, sleeping
porch, etc. to be made. Give phone
number. - AdtlresH K-4ii, Journal.
II ELI WANTED -MISC. 40
Y. M. C. A.
Automobile School
Day and night instruction In repair
Ing. driving, selli. and machine work,
including forge, lathe, aliaper, drill
press, etc. i Moderate charges. Fair
dealing and expert training. Time us
limited. ..i
Before throning elsewhere call at
educational office, Y. M. C. A. old.,
and secure pass entitling you to ia
spect our whop and methods -
USE your spare time to ouild up a
mail order business of your own.
We help you start for a share in
profits; 27 wpportunities; particulars
free. Opportunities Exchange, Uu
falo, N. Y
LKAKN AUTOilObibW repairing and
driving at the BEST EUUiFPED.
most UP TO DATE and only PRAC
TICAL AUTOMOBILE SCIIOOL la
Portland. L. & M. Auto Repair Co.,
8t! Hawthorne ave.
THOUSANDS government jobs opn to
men and women, $95 to $160 month.
Write for iit. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 343-D, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED, at once, man to learn
auto repairing and driving. Call at
Hawthorne garage. 445 Hawthorne
ave., corner 7th.
SEE us before spending your money.
Will teach you to drive auto. Wood
lawn 4183, 586 Vancouver ava., near
Russell. '
k-Ail lC AUt'O AU OA tujUJltihi
j SCHOOL.
Booklet Free. 266-.08 11th St.
- Free Trial BeforeEnrollment.
SADDLE horses, 60o first liour725J
- additional hours; English or stock
saddles- 16th and Madlnon. M, 676.
WANTED Names of men. 18 or over,
. wishing government jobs. $66 mo.
GX-160, Journal.
COOK headquarters California Wine
Depot. 291 Ysmhlll, Nesr 6th.
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $6.64
up. Taylor, the Tailor. 2 8 in,. Burns I d .
USE Bapsett's Native Herbs for rhatH
ma Hum: 60 talftets .Tic. All drurgtsta.
. . HELP W A NTEI FEM A LE 2
WANTED A German woman with
references ' for general housework.
Phone Tabor 1686, or take M-V car to
232 IK. -55th st. nortn.
WANTED Ladles to demonstrate, resi
dnntial Work, $2 and,up. Room 605
L 1 V 1 t '
KLDERLY lady to heln about the
hO"fe: 4 K. 7th St. N.
I1EL1 WANTED MALE AND
- i . FE3IALE 23
MEN and women to learn the barber
tradev wages paid while teaming;
tuition reduced, positions secured. The
only chain of schools In the world.
Send for free catalogue. Moier Barber
College, H. 4 6 H. 3d st.
Oregon Barber College will teach vou
the trade In 6 weeks; scalp and face
massage specialty; tools free; positions
guaranteed; pay while learning; tui
tion reduced this term. 233 Madison.
BAKBERS AND SUPPLIES fTJ
Barbers' Supplies
LOWEST-
PRICES
' FOR STANDARD GOODS.
Witch Hazel. $1.10 gal. Umy Rum
Compound, $2.60 gal. "Micro" Tonic,
$4 gal.; $1.25 7V4 ilenkle Heissors. $1,
etc. Dept. E, Clarke-Wood ward DrugC.,
Woodlark Mdg, AMer at Went i'ark.
Portland. Or. Elevator to 6th floor.
LEW1S-TENGER Barbers' (supply Co.
i Morrison and luth. Oldest and most
reliable bouse on the coast. That' ail.
CAVE money on barber suppaies, i'oru
Cut. & Barb. Sup Co.. 86 6th!
WAN TED A G ENTH
O
ONE solicitor for 'accident insurance;
best contract on the market to agent.
Y-602. Journal.
WANTED "Ji salesmen (ladies an-i
gentlemen.) Call Z to 4 p. m.WeJL,
4 K. t'Sth it. north.
SITUATIONS MALE :i
jaiaaB. ii . - i i 1
WHEN you answer these Want Ads.
mention The Journal.
IF you want a good all around paiui-
er, pnorie Main l .
(CosUan oa Sfext Sage)