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12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, ! MAY 15. 191S. ' POULTRY I DEPAI1IM KEEP! CHICKENS FREE By The Rooster. -' Have you j done it yet? Now is the . time"-to -get busy. Look over those March and April hatched chicks over their heads,' backs, wings, tail look everywhere and try to find Just One. just one louse- The kind most gener " ally found orrthe chicks now are head Hce and body lice, especially the. hen hatched chicks, and if one could set the facts. 8 i per cent of the disease und death Is due directly or indi- -..;.?.. th.d l-t. Viu-irr,-. -..mIt rf the poultry roan. ' A little chick unable to rid Itself of thesa has Its ivitality sucked and suc cumbs directly to the cause, or is so - weak that it is unable to withstand the attack of the mildest disease. ' .-Friends, it Jsj quite simple to get rid - of them, but) you must be' conscien tious. On the market today there are : louse powders, louse ointments, as many varieties as there are chickens, some of thenv costly, some otherwise, . some Rood and some the lice eat. Now The Rooster intends to knock . nobody that i makes insect powder or ointment. Buy all you, want, but here is the point, supposing a man has 100 hens and say i 600 young chicks. He has found that some of them have ver min on them is it not human to think that when he is paying 25 cents 1 1 -. I . n , ...,--l. H I or a small ctt ui wibch . he is going to be sparing with it, with the result that his labor is lost? For - to kill the loose with insect powder you must hava plenty. Make it your self and you can use it to your heart's content, and you will get rid of your enemyA The method to make it for your self is simple. ' Make a fine sifter by knocking the bottom out of a flat box Expert Advice to t ; Swat the Rooster It'is not necessary for a rooster to be among hens in order that their laying qualities may not bo curtailed. ' The rooster.i it is advised, should be 'allowed with the hens only duringr the breeding season, and eggs that are Intended for hatching purposes should ' be fertile, as the inf ertile ones will not hatch. Fertile eggs spoil very quickly when subjected to the ordinary methods of handling- on the farm and when marketed-during the hot summer months under adverse conditions. In fertile eggs 'will keep in good condi tion in temperatures "Which will cause fertile eggs t to rot. The department advises that on May 1 all' male birds be either . killed, sold, or confined until December 1 or as late as January in some localities, inasmuch as it is not necessary to the laying qualities of a ben that a rooster be maintained in the flock.' Moreover, his presence .during those months means fertile eggs, which .-mean bad. eggs, and the consequent loss to the producer and the consumer. Big Egg Contest"' Goes Merrily On : Northwest hens appear to be striv ing this year to smash all records for big eggs, and that they are succeeding - may be seen by a perusal of these col umns for. the past few weeks. The season opened quietly, with a little : hen from Newberg claiming the hon ors. '. Then "Dad" Casaday and ; his White Wyandotte jumped into the ring, followed by half a dozen others, and the race-was merrily on. This week a Black Minorca, owned by Mrs. C E Hamilton' of Prescott, Or. comes to - the front with . a well shaped egg measuring six by eight and one-half " Inches. But the honors must go to Mis. Salome Michel of Hillsboro, for ' she has among her flock of hens a White Leghorn pullet, 10 months old. - that has been giving her eggs measur ing eight by , six and one-half inches three times a week. The eggs are on exhibition at 394 Jefferson street, and . can be seen at any time. t Testing Duck Eggs. Duck eggs are very easy to test, be- cause the sbeUs are. as a rule, very thin. . At a certain stage of Incubation, la duck egg presents a rather strange appearance, especially : to one who is .not familiar with such matters. If the shells appear to be nearly half empty, don't get excited. That Is the j way they .should be. If they are very dark at one end and very clear at the "other, rest assured that- they contain ducklings. It is during the last stage or rather, during the latter part of the hatching period that a duck egg ap- : pears as described above. . Overfeeding is more dangerous to young, chickens than underfeeding. ys the United States Department of .Agriculture i specialists 5 In poultry raising. . SHORT STORIES TELL DELAYED NEWS Resume of the Events of Friday Afternoon and Night Paragraphed ' ; for Quick Digestion by Journal Readers. PacOo Coast. ' The 20-acre orchard and residence property of K' R. Windus at Vlneland, -Wash-, has been sold to J. C. Webster, of Adams county, Idaho, the conslder r.i. ation being i$320t)0, : Mr. Windus re celving in exchange 320 acres of al falfa land, f-- ' Under thai direction of County Superintendent-Zent the regular teach ers' examination is being held at Pas- ' co, the number of applicants for cer tificates being below the usual record. Notables who have' agreed to attend the governors' conference at OJympia, Wash., May 1 18-20. include the follow ing: -Governors Spry, Utah, president -of the conference; Stewart, Montana; Boyle, Nevada; Carlson, Colorado; Withycombe,; Oregon; Alexander, Idaho; Lister Washington. Ex-Gov-emora Oddie. Nevada: West. Oregon; f Carey, Wyoming; Hawley, Idaho. Gov ernor Johnson,; of California, will be , unable to attend on account. of press ing business. . 'i An election -will be held at North -; Yakima June 11 to determine on what 'action shall be taken in the' matter of ' establishing the Horse Heaven irriga ' tion project' as an irrigation district " under the state law. f - Eastern. V ; The World Court congress which has just ended its session at , Cleve land, is said by its promoters to have : iound a plan which offers a practical ( solution of the problem of preventing ! var. . " The funeral of the late Bishop Scan Man, of Salt Lake, was held at .that Ex 1 I FROM - LICE AND MITES about two feet square, cover the frame with fine wire, gauze fly screen mill riwn nut th imhM from the stoves, sift out through the cren Onto a newspaper, inun me name quantity of road dust and screen it ww men eu i w.s-n vi ,e u.:4B(j sister.! after the second hatcn, V?tti-rll ZSZ i would be Interbreeding.: After of the til disinfectants ohthe mar J kL rSbli lt we l i aeaiK for fh l7o u d would have made it lumpy, and any lumps may be rubbed through the screen; ; put away in cans for future reference, and when you refer to it yoa can pay to , your self It's Cheap, dirt' cheap, so will use plenty, i That is the dope for body as simple. Fill a sewing machine oiler with pure olive oil, and all you have to do is get your chicken in your left hand and squirt a few drops of the oil on its head and under the beak. Now for mites, the mighty mites. These regiments remain In barracks by day and do their depredation by night. They stick around the dirty corners and dust collecting shelves near the roosts, in the crevices, in fact every where. But ' there is nowhere they need stay. With a spray prap and bucket full of disinfectant, -attack them. Before the spray has had time to dry brush the coop and sweep it as clean as possible, then with a good hot whitewash ( government formula pre ferred) whltewjash the whole, inside and out, get into every crevice, crack and into' every nail hole. Plug every little space with whitewash and If yo"u do the job at all well you have in sured yourself against mites for a long time and incidentally given the chickens peace and-fluietness at night. Use of Feterita s As a Poultry Food So far as kftown, no experiments have been conducted in which feterita has been used as a grain for poultry,' says J. R. Mohler of the federal bu real of animal industry. Occasional comments have been made by farmers living in sections where some of this grain has been raised .Jo the effect poultry seem to like it and eat it freely. An analysis of feterita seed is as follows: Moisture, ; 8.29 per-cent; ash, 1.78; ether extract, 3.46; protein. 14.06, and nitrogen, free extract, 70.22 per cent. From this analysis it appears, says Mohler, that feterita might be used to some extent to replace wheat, as it contains more protein than is shown in the average analysis of wheat. According to a circular of the bu reau of plant industryt the grain itself is undoubtedly comparable to milo or kafflr, 10 bushels of it being equal to nine or more of shelled maize in feed ing value. Its contents would appear to Indicate that it could replace the corn In the ration better than the wheat. - - i " "N Wheat is Usually considered quite an essential part of the scratch part of the ration that is of whole or cracked grains. ' : - ! ; ' A good food could be made of three parts cracked corn, two parts barley, one part oats or wheat and one part feterita or milo maize. This scratch mixture would be fed with, the mash or ground grains ordinarily used with any scratch mixture. A good mash may be made of two parts cornmeal, one part wheat bran, one part mid dlings and one part of beef jscraps. ( ; Incubation As Is Practiced in China . John Chinaman had a method of hatching eggs artificially many gener ations before there were any white men in America to begin to think about providing a mechanical substitute for the mother hen, according to the American Boy. And John Chinaman is still using his ancient method and re fuses to purchase the new fangled in cubator. The Chinese poultryman takes a quantity of unhusked rice which he has roasted.: This is heated until it is lukewarm, t A three inch layer of warm rice is spread Into a tub, and a layer of eggs is placed thereon. An other layer: of rice is added and an other layer of eggs and finally a last layer of rice over the fifth . layer of eggs. About 600 eggs are placed in a tub. Once each day the eggs are re moved, , the rice heated and the 'Whole repacked. The tab is kept well cov ered to keep in the heat. In the course of three or four weeks the chicks put in their appearance. . ! : Moistening of Eggs. . j Unless the season Is very dry, do not moisten the . cgs. with warm water, as is a common custom, just before the, chicks are hatched. Chicks that cannot break the shell without moistening the eggs will be weaklings city in presence of SO priests and thou sands other persons, the ceremonies being In charge of Archbishop ChrlstieJ of Portland. , - The family of Huerta, former dlc4 tator of Mexico, arrived at New Yorki there being 30 in the party, which ln-i eluded Huerta' s wife, three married daughters and their husbands, and two unmarried daughters. t Nebraska State Republican club adopted resolutions indorsing - Presi aent vv iison's stand for the vation of the rational honor. preseri .. i General. ! Spanish government is so concerned over- possible shortage of coal that it will place credit to amount of J200.J 000 in New Tork for purpose of buy ing coal in this country, France is complaining of scarcity of coal, the country - in normal times using 60,000,000 tons of coal and ita substitutes. ! "Uncle Joe" Cannon Celebrated his eightieth birthday while at Honolulu on & pleasure trip, and to add sest to the affair the i ex-congressman danced the Hula Hula. : : j Alexander: Gorky, son of r Maxine Gorky, the r Russian aviator, was wounded while serving with the French army and his arm has been amputated in the American hospital at Heuilly, Pledges of , 129,000 were made at San Francisco toward a five-year pub licity campaign 4n which it Is planned to spend 11,700,000 by the National Lumber Manufacturers association in urging use of rumber as building ma Single Mating of . , Fomtry Attvisea. ' - j By, J. W. Scott. 1 Much has been written In regard to the Mire of poultry, from the chick to the laving ihen, but there has not been one article! explaining the single mat ing system, which, in my opinion, is very essential, in the raising of poul- Thousands of poultry -raisers can not definec what, constitutes single mating. In I order not, to interbreed your flocks, which you will do If, you ! fai( to vn,jeritand; th single matins system. ' i - j inhe first place, do not breed the same hatch-, generally cauea oroiuer that, you tan nse for breeding pur-; po8es the ck bir? S the ""'J1 "1 PVet8.of. h and the cockerel of the second hatch and the hens of the first hatch. ; leaders lollow Coarse., T This single ; matin grsysteml Can toe carried on ifrom generation to genera tion. and it is highly satisfactory, inerciore, to Mna iimi mc i set the pace.' the real leaders In the same wise course wiin equal succrBO) Now. in order to carry on this sysr tern, yoir must start out right by get ting good, ! first-class - foundation stock, no matter what breed you start with, in order not to get your stock mixed you roust first - get a book,- and leg-band your stock and keep a record, i .. , - ' Keep Secords. When you are' ready for breeding, all you have to do is consult your book and record, and when you do your mating, you will have no trouble in following the single mating sys tem. -" -' '' : - All the leading poultry . raisers f the country are discarding the double mating system and following the sin gle mating system. ; ' J If poultry raisers will only adhere to this mating system, they will not have to send away for new stock year after year, as a great many do here in Nevada. This system produces better anfl stronger chicks than any other system. Keep the money at home and pay It to yourself by fol lowing the system laid down in this article, but be careful to keep a cor rect account of your stock.: , i For the Brooder 11 ''--it A stone Jug or crock filled; with hot water makes an excellent heater for the brooder; ' The size will depend on the area of the brooder and the num ber of the chicks. A one-gallon Jug is large enough for a brooder ;,of 60 chicks. Cover the Jug or jar with! three or four thicknesses of flanned, stretched smoothly and sewed or pinned in .place. This is important, as if the wrapping' is loose the chicks will work into it and- smother. A still better way is to have a circle of wide mesh wire screen around the Jug so that the chicks cannot get in contact with the covering, t ' - '' The hot water jug is the most prac tical method of heating where there are not enough chicks to warrant a room brooder. It Is not ; 0nJy safer than a lamp but there is no danger of the brooder becoming overheated. Poultry Pointers. Do not think that filth in the poul try house is not dangerous because it Is dry. It becomes dust and every moving wind sends it into the lungs with its deadly microbes. When shipping fowl to market do not send the hens and roosters in the same crate, as they are apt to be valued at the rooster rate. , t . v. n n k,AA.fnnvtha f mn art? i- nf w.tr. i vota can aee i i ,h ,- Anuria Vi supplied with an abundance of fresh water. The average weight of a, hen's egg runs from 15 to 25 ounces per dozen. A weight of 22 ounces may he taken as a fair average for good slxed eggs, although a weight of four ounces for single specimens Is not unknown. Variety of feed is one of the things that will keep the flock in good con dition, i The flock that gets bone meal and oyster shells in its feed will have few cases of leg weakness. - j Poultry at certain seasons are some times overstimulated. It should be remembered that fowls can be injured in this way. (..,; r ' -.: i ; QUESTIONS ANSWERED '.) - i. Diarrhea. To the Editor Please tell me what to do for little chicks that have the diarrhea, t They are about a week old and quite a number have died. They get stupid, -then shiver, and soon die. Get 10 cents worth of powdered as afetida and sprinkle the chick feed with a little of it morning and evening; also keep the chicks free from lice and mites. t - ' : f'-l ' Bad Management. We often see different ages of birds together in the growing period, which is absolutely bad management, for the stronger in vitality - grow at the ' ex pense of the smaller ones, not to count the idea of fighting the weaker ones, which of itself is bad enough., Take an hour's time and make a separate pen for some of them, and place all of same age together, and as nearly as possible. ! - Expect Nothing Better. If the chicks get indifferent care and become runty, s. how can they be ex pected to lay early and often? Nature will take what -eh needs for bodily sustenance first, so ' that good feed, plenty of it, right proportions, and good ' management - must ; be given . to .get early eggs. : ; s POULTRY- AND PIGEONS 37 OREGON POULTRY & PET STOCK CO., 65 6th sc. Portland. Or.: Baby chicks. chickens. turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, doss, canary birds pearl guineas and pheasant eggs.- All kinds of poultry food and remedies. ? Eggs in single settings or mcupator lots. FOR .SALE Flemish giant rabbits, 3 months old, $1.25 each " up. bred does; everything for sale; no place to keep them, i 536 Miller ave., Sell wool station.- orttana. - FOUR splendid Barred Rock laying pullets, and Blue Andalusian : rooa tr. "oheao. also Blue Andalusian ' eggs for hatching.- 15 for 75c 66$. Union ave. N. - CHICKS, S- C. White Leghorns, why - not a laying strain? Jubilee Hatch ery. D. M. Holbrook, 415 Jessup. JPort land. Phone C-3133. SINGLE Comb White Leghorns, baby chix; 911.50 per 100. hatching eggs, 75c for 15. Phone Sell. 1356 D. C. Robs. 1144 Woodstock ave. FOR SALE -Young B. Leghorn henn, good layers. Chas, Stevens, Milwau kee. Or.. R. F. T. 1. 1 ' CRTSTAIA White Orpington chicks, 15c . each, . fine large . Chas male at a sacrifice. Phone Monday C-2316. COMMON pigeons wanted, state price. R-H2. Journal. CONFISCATION OF All nrnilI111 . bLnlYIAN rKUrtK 1 1 IFi ENGLAND DEMANDED Lord Beresford and Most In fluential Papers Support the Move, ( "London. Mav 15. (L N. S.l Confis j catIon of German owned nroDertv in , Great Britain Valued at - more than $1,OOO,0M,OOO, was demanded today, hy England's most Influential newspapers. Beresford is supporting the move- ment A and doing everything : in his power to accomplish this end. i. - While the internment of Germans and Anstrians continued today, outbursts oecarred ih many quarters; Scores of -"lT'ZTZy' mans on their way to police- stations to surrender were set upon and badly beaten. ' In South London, toarber'shops, mar kets, saloons and shops were attacked. A great mob in Tottenham fought with the police for an hour before it was finally dispersed.- Doxens of : ar rests .were made, r 5 1 'V;v j A German proprietor of a jewelry store complained that the rioters had removed everything of value from his shop. Then they beat "him up. . German appeals for protection to the American embassy continued today. JPubllc clamor for "one treatment" of all Germans is one of the most per plexing "problems now before British officials. Several members of the government are Germans. Sir Edward Speyer and Sir Edward Cassell, Ger mans, are members of the privy coun cil. Both are multimillionaires and warm personal friends of King George. 'A German Property Destroyed. London, May 15. (I. N. S.) A Jo hannesburg dispatch to Reuter says: ' "In the last 36 hours mobs have re sumed the destruction of everything German or apparently German. Police and - troops have been called in and now bav command of the situation. . s "The wrathful outburst of Wednes day seemed to Infect the entire coun try and other centers like Port Eliz abeth, Durban and Bloenfontien quick ly followed Johannesburg's lead. -r "One of the incidents of yesterday was 4 the wrecking of three suburban houses belonging to Herr Rosendorff. brother-in-law of Sir -; George AUen. The contents of btruses and stores were burned." " From Capetown comes the news' of grave anUGerman rioting in some of the principal towns of the union, ac companied by wholesale destruction of German property. The total loss is estimated to exceed $5,000,000., - Africa to Intern Germans. Pretoria, May 15. (L N. S.) Fol lowing the example set by England the Union of South Africa decided to day to intern all enemy aliens of a military age. The arrest of unnatural ized Teuton citizens already has start ed. Naturalized Germans and, Aus trians will be given full protection, but will be warned to do nothing that will excite the public. Clab Bars Germans. Shanghai, May 15. (U. P.) - Be cause of the open exultation of Ger man members of the Shanghai club and the Country club following tiie sinking of the Lusltania, they have been requested to refrain from visit ing the clubs until further notice. The clubs . have, an International member ship and the members from other countries decided upon the action r taken. Chief Sebastian Is Foujid Not Guilty V; C ; ; .- : : ' . Tjos Aagelss Police Head and XCra. Xmian Pratt Acuftted of Charge of , Contributing' to Dependency. - Los Angeles, Cal.r May 15. .(X. N. S.y Chief of Police Charles E. Sebas tian, a who, with Mrs. Lillian Pratt, was acquitted after a sensationar trial lasting four weeks, today was back in his of flee as head of, the police depart ment. : The chiefs office was 'visited today by hundreds of friends, both men and women, who congratulated him on the verdict. ' Sebastian, who had been suspended at his own request ' when the - trial began, was reinstated as police chief by a special meeting of the police com mission held last night at the home of Mayor Rose,' after the acquittal ver dict had been rendered.' . Friends of - Chief Sebastian today were unhesitating In their predictions that Sebastian, nominated at the pri maries for mayor, would be elected by a large plurality. The trials of Sebastian and Earl Rogers on charges of having attempted to intimidate the grand jury by send ing a letter to that body and to the dis trict attorney, are scheduled to begin Monday. The trial of Sebastian on the charge of contributing to the delinquency of Victoria Desparte. the girl who con fessed to Judge Taf t that her charge was untrue and that she ' never saw Sebastian ; before, also was set for Monday. -,. h.: v - - . -. Dr. C. TV Nichol, a colored dentist, of Chicago, has recently been appoint ed dental inspector in the colored schools. 1 ' MEETING NOTICES 41 Ufal Statistics marria$es.Birtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES Guy I- Richardson, 454 JLambee it and Era Hays, 454 Larrabee st. . J. - W. Ogdeo, Los AsKelea. CaL, and Ida Chapman-, Scott, 350 Taylor at. B. W. KoMman. 804 Vancouver are., sad Jane Good, 529 E. Davis at. Gerhard Eberweyn Coester, 18 E. 30th at. N., and Lola Mae Berry, 731 Rody ave. W. Q. Smith & Co. Weddi n g and Visiting card. Third floor. Morgan bldg. DKESS suits for rent, all sizea Uaique Tailoring Co.. SC9 Stark st. . BlIiTHS COMA To Mr. and Wra. Frr- G. Conly, 1149 iToniat, May 11, a daagfatn-. JTJNKIN To Mr. and Mra. William 8. Jankin, 110 B. Webster St.. May 11, a daughter. DAEHYMPLJi To Mr. and Mra. diaries E. Dalrymple, 1358 . Borth wick at.. May 1, a son. AUMV To Mr. and Mra. Harry D. A old, 900 Tillamook t.. Mar lO, a son. KONINENDYKE To Mr. and Mra. C. Konln- endyke. Ilea B. 17tU at. , - May- 2, a dcughter. HOOPES To Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer a. Hoopea, ; 84T Belmont at.. May 5, a soa. . AHLBERG To Mr. and Mra. "rnk Ahlberg-, Fairbanks, Alaska. May 8, a daughter. MEIISERKAL To Mr. and Mra. , fTnafne X. Mersereau, Doty, Wasb, March 8ir a ana. iiimtis t Continued) OtKTAFSON -To Mr. and Mm. 'tharlee A. Unwtgfuon. 4t:t Leo vp.. April 8. a mo.' DEATHS AND FUSKRAL8 75 Ut NLAP la tnir city. May 13. Bolwrt M. IXtBlap, aeed Hi year, a tnontha ami 13 daya. of 1 15 Kast Morrison atreet. tVlenda inttd to attend futtrral n-rricni at he Sn DyHiUe Metiodu.t Epieupal caurcb. Kant 83th and Kaat Vamblli streets, at 2:30 . m. to morrow (Sunday), May 16. Inferuiont Portland cretnatoriuui. burial nalt. V Remains are , at Holman'a - f nntral parlors. - - j ' OTTB la Uiia ity. May 14. 1915. Verner Ott, ad tt5 yearn, late -of the Hart IboteL Funeral wrricrs will b conducted Sunday. May ltt, at 2UJO p. m. from the German Iu tberaa church, corner Williaima ave. and Gra ham. Frlenda and acquaintance reopeetfally lnvttd.- Interment Bose City Park cemetery. Hemaina at Pearson' undertaking; , parlors, KnMxell atrvet at Union are. I BOHS May 14, 1615. Mrs, Frieda ltohs, aed 4(1 years. ? montks, 22 days, wife of Henry Robs, SO Cook are., and mother of Herman, Paul O. Anna. Elsie, Otto and Frieda Gieaek. of Portland. Funeral aerrietsa Sundayj May 19, at 2:JO p. m. from K. T. Byrnes', parlors. Williams ave. and Knott at. Interment! Rose City cemetery; Frlenda invited. I ' tOKSL May 14, at the residence. 761 Second St., Ida Boesl, asPd 20 years, 2 montba and 16 days, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Boesl. and sister of Andreas Boeal Jr. Fnneral serrices will be hf Id at the above res idence, Monday. fy 17. at 2 o'clock. Frlenda invited. Interment Bfvervlew , cemetery. KVAXS in tliia city. May 14, at he late residence, the Virginia Hill hotel, j Mary Kennon Evans, aged'81. years, mother of ; Brig adier (ieneral Robert K. Evans, of Laredo. .Tex. Tbe remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Klnley & Son.. Montgomery at Fifth. LUPHKB At the residence of ber daughter. ' Ma tide M. Davis, Fordham apettmenta. May 15, Theresa Caroline Baker Lupber. aged el years. ' Funeral service will be held at P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors, K. 11th and Clay streets, Monday at 2 p. m. Fnenos invixeq. BKVLS At the residence, 472 Boulevard at.. May 14, Mrs. Hischley Jane Bevia. sged 83 years. 4 months, II dijs. Announcement of funeral later. ' KE1XY Jamea Kelly, 268 HUx St.. May 11, 74 years, heart disease. : LEXSCH Henry D. Lrasch, 1277 Hasrthoroe Ave.. May IX, & years, hemorrhaga of the stomach. CHASE -Stella Chase, Good Samaritan, May - 11. 28 years, chronic nephritis. DAVIS Ltessa S. Davis. Edwards hotel. May 12, 70 years, paralysis agitata. FERKANDi; Emma Ferrande. 332 K. 6th st.. May 9, 40 yesxs, myocarditis. GOFF Earl N. Got t, 372 14. Olay st. May 11. X years, general tuberculosis. MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists, S47 Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arrangred. CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers - and floral designs. 287 Morrison at. CLARK'S Flower Shop Funeral - de signs, flowers. 430 Wash. Main 1771. AUTOS FOR HIRE FOR HIRE cheap,, new Hudson car. Careful driver. Main 6378. FUNERAL DIRECTORS A splendid residence undertaklngr a tablUhment. with private driveway. J. P. FINLBY & SON. Mon tgornery at Fifth. MR. EDWARD HOLibuj V. the leadin funeral director. 220 Id st, corner Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A 1611. Main Dunning & McEnteeMdre,rne,in every detail. Broadway and Pine sts. Main 430, A-4568. Iady assistant. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral ' Directors, 41 East Alder st. 0ast S2. B -225. Chambers Co. 'S1 lawn SrfOfi. C-1133. Iady embalm er. A R 7ppT C.Ck 692 William ave. M n cCCUCl WUiEaat 1088, C-1088. Lady attendant. Day and night service. D T DurnA Williams and Knott Hi-, It uynio -East 1115. C-1943 DC A DCnW Undertakera East 1080. rL-MnoUlM 869-371 Russell St.: Qlr ACC Undertaking Co. Main 4152. ' A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay CP I r'QnM RESIDENCE OND. PLS. LIU UVIKJ I 1 M. 1S3. A-2235. 44S Mor. BREEZE & Snook, B-l 252. T. 1268. 12 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant. P. L. LERCH. leading east side under taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1888. E. 781. A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO. - Calls promptly answered In all parts of city. I. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 6267. Llo miltnn E- 80th and Glisao. Fu 1 1 C3.I I III LUI I neral servicrs. Tabor 4813. ; Walter C. Ken worthy 15S2-1634 E. 13th. Sellwood 71. B-112. MOMMEXTS Schanen-Blair Co. n MARBLE AND GRANJTH WORKS. Largest stock of fine marble and aranite in Portland, Beautiful granite -rom oar Oregon quarry. 287 Haw thorne ave. East 6588. HfaBLAElSlNGGRANlTtCQ I U 267-5R0 3TCOOMAPISON. PORTLAND ilAKBLE WKS, 264-26 4th St.. opp. city halL M. 8564. A-161C. BUSINESS , PKOPEBTV STORE building worth $6000,- mort gage $2200, make offer for equity. Must be sold. F-703, Journal. FOR SALE HOUSES 61 FOR SALE or i exchange, almost new 9 room house: practical, modern; 2 food lots, well located; in Canby, Or. rice $2200; will consider general mer chandise. Address W, BirdselL box 186, Canby, Or. - GET OUR FREE "HOME" - BOOKLET. Tells bow we can build "guaranteed" home on your lot or ours. Save you big money. You pay like rent THE OREGON HOME BUILt)ERS, 1330 Northwestern Bank bldsr. $2800. Mason, Cor. Mallory, $2800. 100x100, 3 houses, rent $29 month; big sacrifice, half value; paved streets bonded. " CHA3. RINGLER & CO.; 316 Ry. Ex. PLANS $5 i?LANa $6 LET US PLAN YOUR BUNGALOW. LET TJS BUILD YOU A BUNGALOW H. A WILLIAMS, 609 McKAT BLDG. FOR SALE Snap, house. 4 rooms, lot 50x100, good basement, hot and cold watery must sell. Inquire 904 E. 14th st. n. r-none vvooaiawn zi5Z. FOR SALE, new. modern, 6 room - house, all. built : ins and hardwood floors. $250 cash, bah $23 a month, including int. Owner, Woodlawri 41 6 HAWTHORNE DiSTTRIf-.T" S room modem bungalow, large lot close to car. - Owner Tabor 4054. No agents. - - -- MODERN - room house, fireplace, $2500, terms. See owner, 105$ E. Madison. Tabor 6920. 1 $2000 New Hawthorne bungalow. Best snap in Portland. 1044 - Arnold st. Most any terms. Phone owner. Bell. 75. 6, ROOM modern home, 2 blocks from car, nice locality, a snap; $1650 Come and look, at it. Tabor 3029 SIX room house, a snap, near Penin sala Park; must be sold at once by owner. 124 2 Montana ave. SELL or rent, ) owing to sickness, 4 room . suburban home; very cheap. Owner. Phone East 2020. $1700 - 6 . room bouse, 50x100 lot. Owner 1304 E. 13th St., north. SPLENDID home. 1 rvington, cheap. East 273. W. H. Herdman. MODERN home. Just corpleted,. at a bargain.- Phone Last 272S, owner. ""v'i FOR SALE HOUSES 01 (ContlBttedj y 6 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW $950 CASH. . Owner will take mtg. of $1000 for balance. This lathe bt-st buy in Port land today for $195. Hardwood floors in living and 1 dining rooms, balance of floors A-l fir, finished in wax. fire place, Electric light fixtures, window shades, window seats in living and dining rooms, 2 large bookcases With leaded art glass door, beautiful de sign, large buffet; kitchen has all built-in features, with especially fine cooling closet. ironing board closet and woodlifu - Just completed. Re stricted district, 100 feet to Sandy blvd, lot 40x100 feet, with 7 large fir trees. Cement sidewalks to and around bouse, yard all graded. No agent, joj iraae, no commission. N-434 Jounnu. m- On my new 6 room modern bunga low; has: fire place,, full basement, 6 fixtures .plumbing, buil-ln con veniences, ' hardwood floors, large porches, attic, etc- is an east front. To realize will take $2250,- easy terms; is priced far below surrounding property. House open Sunday.! .- Al berta ear to lOtb, st, north to 1063. No agents. . Owner R. C White. Bring this ad. ' STOPl LOOK THINK! DON'T RENT. Am going east, forced to sacrifice high class bungalow, cost $4000; its yours for $270; easy terms; all built in features; design new and original throughout; front windows bevel: plate and leaded glass, hardwood floors, furnace, garden, cherry and apples; 60x100 foot lot, 4 blocks of Hawthorne car to 70th. The only real snap In town. 1795 Division.- HOME for sale, by owner; new, u p-to-date; 6 rooms and sleeping porch, full basement, : built in conveniences, gas in. sanitary plumbing, lot 80x100, 12 fruit trees, berry bushes and rosei bushes; worth $2600. Sell for $1800. as I want to leave the city.' ; Call Tabor 6160. or inquire at Tremont housefurnishing store, Tremont station on the Mt Scott car line. - - - --- YOU WANT A HOME. We are expert home builders, have had -many years' experience; our ex penses are low; we can build a home now very cheap; we guarantee three things a. satisfactory house, at a def inite cost to you, NO EXTRAS. "Enuf sed." Butterworth-9tephenson Co., 705 Couch bldg. TOk S A 1 .!'. A new 6 room modern bungalow, only $1800. Do you want a neat little home? I have the one you want. Will take your lot or sec ond hand automoDile as ursi pay mem. Balance on easy terms.- Call owner. Tabor 1782. - : :- Small 3 Room House Fine lot. all In garden 5 blocks from the Piedmont car barns. Price $760; $250 cash, baL easy. See owner, 411 Henry blag, i i24f,o. KMALL payment down and $25 per mo., including interest, buys one of the best 6 room bungalows in the city. Absolutely new. Thoroughly up to date. 60x100 .lot. Phone owner. Tabor 423. - FOR SALE, $650 equity in new 6- room house for $300. Easy terms on baL F-706, journal. . - - 1 "- FOt SALE LOTS 16 X WU Dest iota in ua. otuiii euuiv hsilanm terms: sacrifice sale. Call owner tomorrow or Monday, Tabor 667 FOR SALE Seaside lot, very reason $850; LAURELHURST lot, sna Chas. Ringler. 316 Ry. Exch. snap, $860. BEACH PROPERTY FOR SALE TiriTBi l-ai XTsat a ca Rfl V lmMlst- v fishing, shell fish, etc.: . best on coast, terms, rt-iua. ju""1 ACREAGE 57 BEAVERTON-REEDVILLE Richest soil, best community, finest service 20 trains daily through - it, only 30 minutes out. : Stores, graded . . -.-.. v. h m j4 a A 11m scnoois, commercial auuo, .uuu . 1 easily dug: also mountain water pipea through property. Rapid community development. Free transportation to Inspect properties. Let us show you. THE SHAW-FEAR CO, 102 Fourth street. . 10 to 40 Acre Tracts Tin. Mill, snrtnor water. 25 miles from Portland: school. store and sta tions on the land; $25 to $65 per acre, easy payments. ,, LUEDDEMANN COMPANY, ,-. ' 913 Chamberpot Commerce. 20 Acre i-arm 10 acres of genuine beaverdam land, in txrT.m nf nniand on main road 16 miles from Portland: price $4000. The beaverdam land alone.' is worth tbe Srice; part cash and oaiance long tune, leller & Deal. 314 Lumber Exchange. CHICKEN ana fruit rancies near Port land; Gresbam district, eleetrle sta tion mile. New subdivision. Sun shine Valley orchard erects; best soil, free wood; elegant location. Prices only $76 to $160 per ; acre in small tracts; easy terms. Frank McFarland Kea.lt) tJQ.. at I eon diui.., x-urnn-n-i, -i.T ITUCI -T A Q : T .tMK. 5 acre tract, nearly i all in cultiva- . . . . r . . : t .4 A lAA tion, just eajst o jeuis juuuuuu, vw per acre; surrounding! land held at $1000 per acre. Will divide to salt: easy terms. Fred W. German Co 914 1 Acres. 5 Room House Chicken house, fenced, 1) miles out on electric line, right at tbe station. Price $220d. $260 cash- Own terms on balance- 411 Henry bldg. Gibson Half Acres Good iMJll. . city water, clos to car lino ls terms: Willi build to suit purchaser. Phone Marshall 1S85 or Sellwood 476. John H. ;t)lMOn. wnr. WILL sell 6 acres in Beaverton dis trict, rich bottom land, improved with new 4 room cottage and other outbuild ings, on your own terms.; v it usu vuu elder trade unincumbered property. . . ,T -. l ,oo iAI UAirAW V1 , (jail jvxain x -1 -vx -.aixj umf,. 2 ACRES cleared. 5 room nouse, l DIOCi- irviu ownw,- uu, a. ..-- from courthouse, 4th st. line; no In- CuyiD'rance, wlii. -;i, fuuu, v, cheap for cash. 411 Henry bldg. $50 Down Buys 3 acres in cultivation at Lents. 6e far. rice isuvv. Main ica "MUST MEET MORTGAGE and will sacrifice my choice Cranberry tract. Owner, U-ai, journal. $20 DOWN and $10 month buys 20 acres of good land. U998. Journal. FOR SALE FARMS 17 Tuscon, , Arizona, Farms Delightful climate, crop's grow all . 14 AAA- a a 4 era 4 Ian1 1X18 y?st v v v vva -v-va all in cultivation, divided Into 40 acre tracts or less ana soia witn crop, easy payment plan, 10 cash, balance over 8 years; interest 6. For free literature call or write 724 Chamber of Commerce mog.. roruanq, kjt. BACK of Vancouver. $15 per acre, 80 acres. 5 room house. : barn, chicken house, bearing fruit trees, , about .2 acres cultivated, land nearly all tilla ble, about one million feet timber; this is S miles from Yacolt. Wash. Real snap. $600 cash, balanca to u it. Fred W. German Co.. 14 Cham, of Com. . . t vxrtn vn t.T i.iup . Well equipped farm, 80 acres; soil iition i-eal:' small payments, with out interest. A Address , Box r3 8, f La- Center, . wasn. IF YOU are looking for good buys or exchanges , of . eastern. Ore. wheat land do not fail to see Keller dc Deal. Suite 314. Lumber , , Ex. bldg - Port land, or. 16A ACRES Price $1850; 70 acres broke; small payment down; easy terms if secured. Mrs. C. I , Green, Delrlo. Wash. THE two finest acres at Metxger, one acre in fruit. $1500 cash or $.04 acres with improvements. $2750 cash; TX-8G1. . Journal, 50 acres, IVt miles R. R and boat, - $3500, $500 cash balance 10 year a per cent. Box 97 Castlerock. Wash. hXIl SALE FJtMS 17 (Continued) - 1 WANT to eil or. trade 160 acres, Grant county. Improved, unincum bered wheat and stock farm for unin cumbered, improved suburban acreage opto $3510. TX-86 2, Journal. FARMS WANTED RENT OR BUY 88 WANT 6, 10 of 15 acres for cash; partly improved, within 20' miles of Portland; must be bargain. A-918, Journal. WANT 80 to 160 'acres, improved; have cash. Oscar Alder ton. 164 IS. POth st. . FOR RENT FARMS 14 GOOD lease for sale, 20 acres oats, 3 V acres potatoes, 4 acres clover, acre corn; good buildings, plenty of wood, water Cheap if - taken at once. U 882. Journal. i - - - - - SO ACRES. Cherry Grove. Or-, 6 miles west or oaston; 4 & aeres clear; easi er shares. Phone 4W, Oak Grove, Or. X-235. Journal. ' -' ----- HOMESTEADS 47 Homestead for sale, 160 acre relinquishment, good soil." 10 acres slashed, 10 acres more easily cleared; 6,000,000- feet of good eaw timber, cedar and fir; smalt cabin; 114 miles from eountv road, 7 miles from Yoncalla, Or. Price $1000. , W. A. BOGARD. Roseburg, Oregon. 160 acres; . relinquishment; old settled country, good black soil; 20 minutes' walk from li. R. station; 6 miles from county seat: good spring, buildings; 8 "acres cleared. Owner stops for 2 days at 224 Bumside st. ' HOMESTEAD. Tillamook Co, 3 H miles for mail and supplies; old road' to place; fine soil ; fine water; no rock; some timber. Price $350. 411 Henry bldg. . . - -. EXCH AN OK REAL ESTATE 24 IDEAL DAIRY PROPOSITION. 82 acre ranch, mile from city limits of Vancouver, all good rich land, all under cultivation except three acres, good 6 room house, large barn, dairy, and all necessary out buildings, large silo, good-orchard, place fenced and cross fenced. 11 cows, 3 head of horses, all farm machinery, crops, etc. etc. This plaee is equipped for a first class dairy, has running water in buildings, and must be seen to.be ap preciated; price $12,600. $5000 cash, balance at 6 per cent, or will take good clear property at cash vaulation for equity of $10,000. THOMPSON & SWAN, 6th and Main sts., Vancouver, Wash. General Store Wanted As part payment on my dairy and general farm,, located 18 miles east of Albany; 320 acres, cattle, hogs, horses and machinery; best of soil. Price only $25,000, balance on 6 per cent in terest. This is a snap. Address Own er, 20 Washington bldg. EXCHANGE Dandy 6 room modern bungalow, 2 lots, one block from car. St. Johns. Price $3000; incumbrance, $600, - for Improved land near same value. Give full description In f lrt letter. Writs 1210 Macrum ave. East St. Johns. Or. - - - 40 ACRES under water right, 7 miles from Redman, Or. Will sell for cash or trade for 10, 15 acres improved land near Portland. Call at 321 4th ft. or phone Marshall 2157. Owner, F. Hathaway. EXCHANGE Close in cit property, improved, for 10 or 20 acres, farm, within 10 or 15 miles of Portland. Inquire of owner, no agents. R-264, Journal. GOOD valley farms and city property to trade for wheat andV ?lfalfa ranches. Give full description n first letter. Write 1210 Macrum ave.. East St. Johns, Or. MODERN house, close in,, corner, $5500 for small ranch, close in. Full description first letter. W-880, Jour nal. - -- - - ; - I HAVE a corner lot in Piedmont. will trade for small acreage or lot and some cash; might consider any thing of value. tnone wooonwn ,uia, $20 ACRES Silets timber to trade for ; Income property or stock general merchandise. W-H 1 , journal. i 1 -. . . , . -11 ir : track, piano or lt as first payment. Tabor 4315. rtm . t t.. !.. ... 4m mrf.antlli j Willamette Valley, city, for standard autO. W-BOO. journal GOOD corner lot to trade for business. ?500 even. n-i, jq"""" WHEN you answer these Want Ads. ! mention The Journal. WANTED 1TEAL1 ESTATE 31 LOT wanted, as 1st payment on new : 6 room modern house; baL $23 a month, including interest. Owner, Wood lawn 4196, WANTED About 10 acres, partly un- ,ay cash if you have bargain. T-8 7 7, ourhal. - '-' - - - - ' "' " ROOMING HOUSES ! t 12 ROOMS, sleeping porch, cempletely furnisnea xor roomwa mm uuiuoi, 6 boarders to begin with, man and wife will room ana waru wwatu ur nlWre payment; beat locaUon. : W-87 , JUUI Rfti - , r ii u jn SMALL, boarding: tiouse, rooms full. 1 HBrv OK Cl S.J 9 J- awas, fc - . Owner wishes to retire. Investigate, no r. .. --...-. 9 t 4. Main 1014. sgciiu. j- - ., r ROOMING house, la rooxna, Xor sale 1 or traae. ra" -j. - i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2Q CONFECTIONERY, ice cream. cigar i and tobacco store, good fixtures and stock. 2 living rooms, rent $10; reason of selling reUring from retaU j busi ness. This is a good buy. Pries, $300. GOOD restaurant in central ; Oregon I town of 2000; 2 sawmills under con struction now; also ld-bed rooming house; part cneb. balance easyr pay ments; sale either or both. Jf"X-ao7, Journal. 500 BUSINESS CARDS 55c lft1 A R Cir Roae City Printery. d st Taylor, $350 cash takes good restaurant with I 7 furnished rooms above, west side location. Booms S01 and 302 Lumber Exchange, xa aim p-au-. DRUG STORE, in good west side loca 1 tion' this place has made owner good money; $5000 proposition. , X-8S6, Journal. j'0D BALE- Restaurant business, I large trade; - reason for selling leav ing town. Jror information call at 586 E. coyen. KOR SALE Grocery; oest location 1 on east side; transfer corner; new building, reasonable rent a bargain. FOR SALE -A good, clean stock of I groceries a"a .i.ui-i viai sen 20 per cent discount if sold at ones. E 'V4.V, V,- rirrD V Hf ATIII Vl.' t:n.i " ' ws . .aIJ t?.A rn vn- 1m- free house rent ana rood business in alley iQwru ax Jicmj ui'Jg, GROCERY, will invoice $2500 sales $1800 per month; old established; wnrtnr from businesa : No as en t a UALF Interest in wholesale and retail UQUur yuBiutioa su vco w tv u ii V-R74 JournaL jtj.viLt-n ? mi ' t -s ; . . , BARGAlM, interest in restaurant Of Cvnitsvuvuvt, u woau w v a. aivi ur 1000 Business Cards S.85 Ryder Ptfr. Co.. 8. W. cor. 2d A Morrison PROFITABLE book and stationery , ninRa for sale: reasonLbi n. reasion for quick sale. N-854. Journal. SOBER - carpenter , partner to help build Silos. $200 Teauired. F-635, Jou rnal. - :' IF you want to move or start grocery store in best location on west side. call A-lovo. wrnau SMALL dairy lunch for sale eheap it ' taken at once. Cfrll Main 3730. GROCERY store for sale, clean stock; ' will take half trade. R-807, Journal. BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIES C 0 t Continued) Leading Hotel, in Vancouver, B, C, Canada, for Salo Thoroughly modern bHok bulMinr, riirht- in the heart of tli buiint dis trict; 7 stories snd basement; 166 bl fooras, - all modern and newly fur nished; includes 36 rooms with prlvat hath; 12 private suites; and two pub lic baths on ea-h floor: fine elevator service; cafe capacity 100; up-to-d;it kitchen; bar solid mahogany 77 fiet long; furniture inventory $26,500; bar stock and supplies $1000: hotel h been occupied 18 months: the creditor nave instructed -m, to offer this hotH, including furniture, bar. ptock, IIophh. and good will, as a Koing concern. Price and terms of payment to b nub .mitted by written tender; pealed ten ders must be received by me at th undermentioned address not later than 12 o'clock noon on Friday. 21st of May, 1915. Such tenders should be lndorifd on the outside Tender for Hotel." Highest or any tender not n.eesaril v accepted. AsBlgnee reserves the riKlit to withdraw tne sale without notiea either before or after tender; for fur ther information and full particulars as to hotel or terms of sale applv tfydnev Wilson, 6u5 Dominion biiil-1-ing, ?07 Hiistings street, West, Van-,, couver, R. c t:Mnndn. -t . FOR SALE. Flour and feed-millx. machinery, all practically new arid of latent design, electrically driven, cheep power, a good location, no competition; this Ih an excellent opportunity for a man " 1 w uiiuciRiauua me l price and terms apply to Company, Prairie City. C wno unaerstanas the business. i or Prairie Power Or. FOR SALE, 5, 10. 15c store, new stock in good live town, doing good busi ness. Will take some trade. For par ticulars adress Box 586, South Bend, Wah. ' BILLIARD AND POOT. BARGAIN OUTSIDE CITY. Finest place, best location in cttr nf 12,000; valued at -approximately $.1000; would take good auto in on deal nr coris'der trade: no agents. Address X- p'ji, journal onice, Vancouver, wanii, $10(1 CASH buys interest in jcood paying office buain.Ha. - Live man can more than pay for ids intercut In month. B-466, Journal. isusin ess orronTUNi ties , WANTED CS MECHANIC, Iti years old, J4 years' ! practical experience, has small amount of money and services to in vest in blacksmith, auto repair or ma chine shop. Best reference. City or country work. W-HM. Journal. MONEY TO LOAN ItEAIi ESTATE 27 LOANS on Improved city property or .for building purposes; advance made as building progresses; liberal repay ment privileges; no commission. J. p. Lipscomb. 242 Stark at. Main 4420. Mortgage Loans X. L. WHITPj. 701 Selling bldg. BUILDING LOANS on city and subur ban property; money advanced as work progresses. W. Q. Beck. Hi Fall. Ing bldg. Main $40T. WE have money to loan on your teal estate; first mortgages only. HAMMOND MOilTGAUK COMPANT. 428 Chamber of Commerce. CASH paid tor moriaase. notes, con tracts; taortgafcw .a.11; reasonable rates. F. H. Iewis & Co.. 8 I-swla bids:. $100,000- on mortgages, city and larui property, fir insurancs. McKensls A Co.. Qerllnser bldg.. 2d and Alder. MONK to loan in aiuuuuts o iiuj to $5000 on city property. A. 11. Belt, 201 Gerlinger bldg. MORI GAGE iosns at current rat--. Real estate security. Apply room ZQi Stock -Exchange, 8d and Yamhill. LOANS of $200 up on improved city property made in a day. WlUou:ii- hv 8M Ulnrtrun hlir $7500 personal funds to loan on im proved real estate. All or part. IJ0 scrtbe property. J-733, Journal. $ioo o0. $600, $vut. (i-oo. liou. Fred W. German Co.. 814 Cham, of Com. I40.UCO OR LESS. FAR KINGTON, .0 4th st. Board of Trade b dar. MONEY to loan 0 to 8 per cent. W. li. 'eits R Co., 810 Kpalding hldg. $uo0 to 60U0 PRIVATE MUSHhiX. o 831. Jou rna 1. $500 to $3000 to loan at reasonable rates. Tabor 8402. MORTGAGE LOANS, and 7 per cam Louig Solomon A Co.. 229 Stark at. MONEY TO IXJAN CUATTEIiS. S Albums 67 IMMEDIATE LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRT AT EASTERN KATES. We have one of the flDant retail jewelry stores in the city. A loan de partment is conducted in connection with samo. making business STRICT LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no signs designating loan business dis played in front of our store. Ail mer chandise pledged, is held for a period of seven months, whether or not In terest Is paid when due. We are li censed and have been established, sines 18. No connection with any other loan establishment in this city. A. M. DE LO V AG E, JK W1.LK7..T. 824 Washington st. LOANS IN S1JC HOURS' TlMb, . At Legal Rates We loan money on diamonds, pianos, livestock, storage receipts, plain notes, on furniture, or anything of vaioa. You can get it today. Portland Loan Co. Licensed by State. 811 Dek-um Bid.. ' Third and Washington. Marshall 3286. A-?7. SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTt Auauuu iL,x r tt;j til l 1. Business Strictly Confidential BTATK SECURITY COMPANY. LICENSED. tp FAILING BLDO. MONEY AT ONCE. Diamonds. Watches. Musical Inrtrum'ts Separate dt-pt for ladles. ELBY CO, (Licensed.) $20 Lumber Ex. bldg.. 2d and Ftarte. LOANS WANTED SO 1 WANT $2500 on my Holladay Parle property, worth $S500; no incum brances. State rate of interest and commission, if any. Y-302, Journal. $4000 WANTED on $12000 proprtyaT Skamakawa, V." slk h. Call or write Mr. Koblitz, care of Multnomah hotel. WANTED A., loan of $700 on 8 lots, unimproved, worth $2400, for 2 yrs. at 8 per cent. X-236, Journal. LOAN wanted on real eatats security. Phone wooaiawn zisz. FINANCIAL 51 FIRST and second mortgages, also sei lers' interest in contracts, purchased. Oregon and Washington, li. E. Noble. Iumnermens Diog. HELP WANTED MALE Y. M. C. A. EMPLOYMENT Li-PT. Record for year 1814: Cells for men ..................171 Positions filled 1114 All young men seeking employmert are cordially invited to consult wits the secretary or toe employment a. partment. MAN who understands tts cars of. ap pie orchard; must have cash to p;iy for furniture now ia hoti, will pay salary, furnish bouse, a cow and feet. Call Sunday a. m. at Imperial hotel, between V and 12. See Mr. llagemait. room 42Z. '-. , OPENING for a bright young iiim who is well connected and lias goo i acquaintance, to learn piano liuslti-f i-; timall salary with good commission. H-747. Journal. WAN T Eli At once, a first class gran ite letterer -with pneumatic txii; steady work for riht man. "U at is Marble Works. The DaH. Or. WANTED Young fnan to woTk Z fannj must b? able to inilk. A. Bluhni,reson City, Route 2, box. 1 0 i. r