THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1915.
1C
VANCOUVER TACKLES -FIGHT
OF REGAINING
ITS WATERFRONTAGE
Council Orders Action Taken
to Cancel Lease on Levee
: Held by Northern ' Pacific,
LEGAL ADIVCE IS TAKEN
Kind of Councilman M.ade TTj la Ef-
fort to Oast Present Solder
. of the Xaand.
By Marshall Dana.
For nor than a quarter of a Century
Vancouver' city council leased water-
front without compensation.
lands until a railroad dock and a street
car ferry slip were the only means of
access the people of the town bad to
the river. -
ver at a meeting Monday night turned
square about.
; T. n.orn V. o atv 1.a ......
Ihtf twn R ft VAiai Udim nnAn lh IjtflA
foot Public levee held by the Northern
Pacific railroad.
- It ordered that the Pittock & Lead
better Lumber company be ousted from
Street ends which the corporation aas
OCCUDled unless, within 80 rinva nrmra.
tlon of the mill, which has long been
Idle. Is resumed.
? j . .,. Conned! Takes Action.
. W.t V-11VI1 TV DID kILIVCU IQ V ftU-
couver city council , with a unanimity,
aulcknesx and decisiveness that indi
cated minds resolved to do all for Van
couver that a city council may do to
recover control of waterfront and open
the war to such nort and wa for rrmf.
nl development, such industrial quick
ening, and trade center expansion as
; Vancouver must have to realize on her
unusual opportunity.
The Vancouver city council did not
set without advice.
- Two rinlnlonji th nlt nf rfnl
Investigation which he was riirortad a
month &KO to make, were submitted hv
- . ' n t ... . . -
ueorge a. eimpBon, city attorney.
The third lease, granted to the Pit
lock A Leadbetter company for the
purpose of constructing- a boom, and
uw juurui iea.se, grantea to tne North
ern. Pacific and affecting the fore
shore In front of .the levee, were held
to be good by the Vancouver city at
torney. .,; ,
, general conclusion was:
"I would advise the council that
the two 60-year leases are invalid
and of no effect and that the other
leases to the shore la nrta am valf4 ond
that all property the railroad com
pany can keep and use is the shore
lands 'and then only use them until
November 10, 1916."
Viiy lMirnj Uives UpUUOB.
;r:ThA'lMA r., m l 1 C Q t f
in me opinion ox the city attorney,
because given when Washington was
yet a territory and when there was
no statutory autnority to make such
leBHft Or. to UfiA thA rlfv attnmva
words:
: "After a careful search and exarair
nation I am unable to find In those
laws anything that would give the
city the right to dispose of or leael
jrauuc prupeny ior any .lime at an.
devoted to a public use cannot be'
sold or leased except -by special stat
utory authority ' and a municipality
has only those powers and rights
granted to It by the legislature and
such, other powers and rights neces
sary to carry out the purpose of a
municipality. Municipal corporations
hold alt property in which the public
has Interests, such as streets, alleys.
public squares, commons and wharves.
; The. lease granted In 1898, the city
.attorney declares, cannot be devoted
to a use Inconsistent with its dedica
tion, and he holds that while Esther
Short , (who could not write) did not
deed the levee ; to the city, the re
corded, plat and long possession es
tablish the city's rights.
Keening of Law.
"Therefore I believe it the settled law
that If the owner of private property
offers to donate it for a specific pub
lic use and the offer is accepted, and
the property devoted to such use, the
state or city cannot change the use
and apply the property to some other
use inconsistent with the dedica-
..1 l
UttH.
There is no evidence of disposition
either on the part of the Vancouver
city council or of the special commit-
. ! .. a 1 . v. tr j--
merclal club to make of this a war
against the railroads, but rather to
make such assertion of municipal
rights as will serve all interests most.
There Is evidently entire willingness
to-. permit the Northern Pacific to
keep In use that portion of the levee
which ' It is now using, a narrow
frontage occupied by a structure used
Jointly by the railroads as a ware
house and a dock. The special com
mercial club committee consists of
W. J. Kinney, Henry Crass, and
Mayor Milton Evans,
i. ..These leases, however,, expire Novem
ber 10, 1916, and if Vancouver proceeds
with a public water terminal plan, in
cluding docks and water and rail con
nections, with some approach toward
the development of an industrial cen
ter, little time will be lost on this ac
count. .
; City Attorney Simpson found that the
Pittock & Leadbetter Lumber company
had occupied the foot of Grant street
with a large lumber shed and for a
dumping ground without any other
right than that the city made no ob
jection. -: . Harney and Ingalls streets he found
; occupied by i the company, apparently
under authority ; granted by ordinance
in 1906, which ordinance the city attor
ney advised is contrary to the "Wash
ington law, and gives the lumber com
fpany no rights.
All members of the-water terminal
committee appointed by the Vancouver
Commercial club were present at the
council meeting last night. W. J. Kln
nev. chairman Of the committee, said
that two letters to the Pittock & Lead
better company still remain unan
swered. "
- The city council's meeting was held
In a basement room under the United
States National bank. There were pres
ent Mayor Evans, presiding. Council
men Mackay. Percival, ingleman. Pad
den, Steele. Absent, Councilmen Wine
berg and Smith. f.
L There sas also present-a very small
. audience, the. members of which were
principally concerned a bo tit the right of
exclusive by the Woman's Belief
corps and the G. A. R. of a room In the
public library. - --:
.nut .;. reqiurea . no particular imagi
nation to believe that If the action or
dered by - the 'Vancouver city council
last night is courageously, and unfal
teringly carried on, and if the city as
serts itself in its own interest, there
will be a much wider audience ".of bene
ficiaries,"' Including even ; the ' greater
population of . the Important city of
Vancouver may become. - i
Cows and Horses, -"
Win at'Estacada
Eetacada, Or June . Eighty-five
per cent of: the registered voters of the
city, who voted at Monday's election,
ex nressed themselves In favor of con
tinuing to permit horses and cattle to !
roam about the streets of this other 1
wise up-to-date city, and the stock
may go on Its way unmolested.
'I. D. Wright, cashier of the Esta- j
uiiUA' oieiiai a-n&usa wo "O c:v v u.v
Mrs. J. M. Bartlett was elected treas
urer without opposition. C. W. De
Vore, attorney, was elected recorder;
and councilmen were chosen - as fol
lows: First ward, Fred Jorg, meat
market proprietor; : second, S. E.
Wooster, real estate; third, P. i M.
Wagner, retired farner; fourth, J. M.
Lovelace, retired merchant; fifth, R.
M. Stapdlsh, publisher of the Estacada
Progress." -
The proposed tav tor a library
measure was : defeated.
OFGECE
STABBED BY QUEEN, IS '
VERSION OF ILLNESS
, ..... .
Sister of Kaiser Reported to
Have Wounded Him During-
Altercation Over War,
Paris, June 9. (I. N. 8.) The ill
ness from which King Constantine of
Greeee is now suffering, according to
a statement made today by a diplo
matic personage of a neutral power,
who has the best means' of knowing
the truth and the accuracy of the
statement as vouched for, is due to a
dramatic episode, which occurred In
April, during a heated dlsoussion be
tween the king and his wife. Queen
Sophia, who is a sister of Kaiser Wil
helm, and who, despite her conversion
to the Orthodox Greek religion upon
her marriage, remains passionately de
voted to the policy of her imperial
brother and to the cause of Germany.
A very animated conversation took
place in the king's library in the eve
ning which developed into a : violent
quarrel during whieh Queen Sophia,
whose occasional outbursts of impetu
ous temper are well known to all
about her, seized a sharp pointed me
taUic paper knife and, scarcely realiz
ing what she was about to do, being
carried away by her hot temper,
plunged the paper cutter at her hus
band's side.
The blade pierced the plura, and
grazed the lower lobe of the king's
lung.
Queen Sophia .instantly expressed
the deepest sorrow at the consequence
of her impetuousity. The king, after
this episode, earnestly desired that
the queen, return to her own family.
The truth Was hushed up and the king
gallantly attributed pleurisy that-set
in owing to the wound to a result of
influenza. This dramatic explanation
of King Constantino's malady, from
wnich he now is happily convalescing,
is declared by the personage who
communicated the above statement to
be absolutely accurate.
King Shows Improvement.
Athens, June 8. (U. P.) King Con
stantino showed marked improvement
today, it was officially announced. His
majesty is not yet out of danger, but
attending physicians are now hopeful
of his recovery.
Queeia Establishes
Royal Apartment
Queen Sybil has established royal
apartments in two parlors at the Port
land on the Yamhill street side, Just
east of the entrance and adjoining the
main parlor. Here the regal robes
will be donned and doffed.
The apartments will not 'only be
made more beautiful by the pvesence
of the queen and her princesses and
maids, but the choicest roses will be
brought for royalty to wear and to add
to the beauty of, its transient abode.
Ernest Stroud Is
Division Foreman
Ernest Btroud has been promoted
from engineer to division engine fore
man of the Southern Pacific. He has
been with the -company more than 30
years, starting in the shops in Brook
lyn at the age of 18. His father, George
M. StroudL was conductor on the first
train the old Oregon & California ran
in Oregon. Mr. Stroud succeeds Rich
ard C. Morris, who has resigned the
foremanship to return to bis engine.
: Auto Snaps Every Day.
Mr. Auto Seeker There is nothing
more worthy of your careful attention
than the "want ads' in the automobile
columns of The Journal. In this classi
fication there is listed today many
splendid auto opportunities. Today
some one may be offering the car you
want at a price that suit a Turn to
mis page ngni now ana see II what
you want Is offered.
(Adv.)
Paris has Issued a map showing
where, within its limits, the tango
may and may not be danced. :
FUNERALS
Beautiful adult plush or frmm mm
broadcloth casket, em- JS L
b aiming, rough feo,r i
hearse,, two limousines and I V
services for
Mor reasonable funerals If de
sired for $20, $40, $60. Higher
price funerals In proportion. We
make our own caskets. Lady as
sistant. Private funeral chapeL
' asTTfT.ma g TJaACTOT,
Independent Funeral Directors,
Washington and Ella Streets.
Phone Main 2691. A-78S5.
WANT AD RATES
In effect October 1, 1914". f
ALL PRKVIOCS RATES CANCELLED
CHARGED ADVERTISEMENTS .
Daily or fcunday. ;
14 cents per word per Insertion.
This charge Is for all classifications, ex
cepting "For Bent la Private Family," "Room
and Board In Private ramlly, '"Situation
Waa6V and Wasted to Bent" sda. which
are 154 cents per-word per insertion.
No ad charred for less tbaa 15 cents.
i . CASH ADVERTISEMENTS ;
1 cents per word, - for all classifications,
excepting "For Bent In Private ramily."
"Boom and Board in Private ramily." "Situa
tion Wanted 'and' "Wsnted ta Rent ads,
which are H4 cents per word. Consecutive
insertion of cash want ads: . .
8 lasertiona for ths price of 2.
. . . T lasertiona fur the price of 5.
KING
WAS
HUlsboro Will Celebrate.
Hlllsboro, , Or, June -The , cele
bration committee of Hlllsboro has
secured one! of the best aviators in
the United States to sire 'J flying ex
hibitions on July 3, 4 and 6. . This,
with an automobile race nd ; many
other attraotlons, will furnish ' the
best celebration Hlllsboro has . ever
had. - Hearty co-operation and enthu
siastic support is being given by busi
ness men and the community at large
for a big celebration. , ' -
MEETIXq NOTICES 4.1
tOOcM REGULAR meeting this
s2!f (Wednesday evening.
East Sixth ; and Alder
streets. Visitors cor
dially invited.
W. W. TERRY, Secretary.
IMPORTANT NOTICK TO ALL W.
O. W. All members are requested to
appear at W, O. W. temple, 1 11th
St., Thursday night. June 10. Final
preparation for Hose Festival parade
will be made. Be sure and be there.
Ufa Statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
. ' MARKIAtig LICENSES
Artmr W. Rurndorft, Salem, Or., 22, and
Mildred J. Gilbert, 048 Borthwick at., .
Hans Olaen. 78 1V4 WaahloftoB at, legal, and
Marie Ireraen, 7 15 W ashing ton at., legal.
George E. Howa, 961 K. Kmeraoa at., 85,
and L. Zaun Callen, t)61 K. Emeraon at., 30.
Koy Paul Halae, Moro, Or.. 84, and Mary
Jcae Taylor, lie E. ttOtb-at. M., 81.
liay U. Bobertaon, 70 E. 6th at. N.. legal,
and Alice (J. LoTell. 70 K. 6tn t. N.. legal.
John Morrcoo, 414 E. 48th at., 58, aad Ua
rla Gluaeppa Pints, 414 E. 48th at. N., 46.
W. G. Smith & Co. tlng'ca";
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
DRK.Stj suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
TaUoriiix Co.. 309 Stark st.
BIRTHS
KIKTLAND To Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Klrt
land. 411 4th at.. May T, a daughter.
BIGGINS To Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Big
gins, 20S6 K. Taylor, May 29. a son.
' 1016 Ellaworth, May 23, a soil.
LORENZ To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lorens,
! 745 Mfasouri are.. May 26, n daughter.
H4 I8H6JI to Mr, and Mrs. uasimir natsnen,
622 Hoi Kate at.. May 6, a aoa.
WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Charier White.
181 H Bnaaell at.. Mar 6. a daughter.
SCHULZ To Mr, and Mra. Frank A. Scbuls,
487 Clatsop ava.. May 21, a daughter.
O'KELLBV To Mr. and Mrs. Bobert N.
O' Keller. 1724 E. 11th. Mar 31, a aon.
DUNCAN--To Mr. and Mra. . Boy Duncan,
685 E. 9th at., May 28, a eon.
HIRSCH To Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hlrsch,
ixfs viuara aye., April zu, a aangnter.
GOLDTHWAITB To Mr. and Mra. John O.
Goldthwaite. 278 Ainsworth at.. May 21, a
aon.
I.AM PERT To Mr. and Mra. Charles Lam
lert. Barnea, Or., Mar 22, a daughter,
f BALI-To Mr. and Mra. Edward 1. Ball, 132S
E. Gllaan at.. Mar 2S, a daughter.
PARROTT To Mr. and Mrs. Henfian E.
1 Parrott, 44 E. 80th N., Mar 30. a son.
ST5WABT To Mr. and Mra Robert A. Stew
. art. 745 E. Ash at., May 27. a son.
j ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Allen, 729
E. Yamhill. May 28, a daughter.
; LEGG To Mr. and Mrs. 1-eB.oy L. Legs,
I 1457 Union are., N., May 27, a daughter.
J DOUGLASS To Mr. and Mrs. Luther E.
i Douglass, 8 W. Willamette boulevard. May
' 23. a son.
, DEATHS AN1 "FUXEIiALH 75
ANDERSON June 8, at the family residence,
! 777 Vaughn St., John A. Anderson, aged 58
years, beloved husband of Mrs, Ida Anderson
and father of Dr. Edgar H.. Dr. W. R-, Dr.
Elmer E., Eather, Mildred, Arthur and Sanford
Anderson. Funeral announcement later. Re
mains at A. B. Zelter company's parlors, 692
Williams are.
HASSEL The funeral aerrlcea iof Fred Bas
sel, beloved husband of Mrs. S. Hassel,
father of Adolph Albtn and He una Hassel and
Mrs. K. J. Redmond, will be held at A. R.
Zeller company's parlors. 592 Williams aye..
Thursday, June 10, at 2 p. m. Friends ln
ylted.' ' Interment Rose City Park cemetery.
YERGEN The funeral scryices of the late '
Henry F. Yergen will be held at the real- !
t denee of J. B. Swan, 845 East 18th St., to- !
j morrow (Thursday), June 10, at S a. m. In- ;
terment at Butteville. Friends inrlted. !
I BUYNGELSON The" funeral services of the j
I lata Mra. Clara Bryngelaon i will be held :
from A. R. Zeller Co. parlors,1 584 Williams '
avenue, tomorrow, June 9, at p. m. Friends j
Invited. Interment Rose City cemetery. i
POfE In this city, June 0, Captain William ;
; H. Pope, aged 74 years, late of 411 W.
: Park st. 'The remains are at the residence:
establishment of i. p. Unley a son.
i ADLER In this city, June 8. Isaac Adler,
n 73 years. Funeral from the family resi
dence. eOQ 6th St., Wednesday, June B. at 4
o'clock p. Pi. '
SCHAID June 9, at 151 Russell St., John
Schaid, aged 58 years. Funeral announce
ment later. Remains at A. R. Zeller com
pany's parlors, 592 WllHams ave.
DEWITT In this city, Edward DeWitt, aged
19 years. Remains at P. L. Lerch under
taking parlors. East 11th aad play ata. Fu-
neral notice later.
SPILLER- Martin A. Spiller. 106 East 30th
N., June 6, 70 years; senility
DAY Alden K. Day, 1222 Graham, June 5,
80 years; struck by train..
M' NELLY Laura McNeUy. 1022 Vernon ave.,
"-Jane 5, 28 years; tubercoloels.
KEKNAN Florence Kernan, 1023 Kerby at.,
June 6, 2 years; pneumonia.!
FERAT0NI Louis I'eratunl. Multnomah hos-
nlf.l Ubv Q1 SO vaapb f.vmntiA urmm.
FOO heiii Gle Foo, Good Samaritan hospital,
June 4. 67 yeara; organic heart disease.
SCHNEIDER Kasmar Schneider, 326 N. 21st,
June 6, 3 yeara; purpura hemorrraciea.
MANNING Fred J. Manning. 1035 Multnomah
hospital, June 4th, 45 yeara; pneumonia and
heart failure.
BU.YNGELSON Clara Bryngelson, St. Vin
cent's hospital, June 8, U4 years; cholecys
titis. MoORSHKAD Charlotte Watson Moonhead,
174 Stoat St., June 4, 66 years; apoplexy.
WELLMAN Martha Wellraan, Good Samarl
taa hospital. June 4. 80 ears; appendicitis.
MARTIN FORBES CCf.. florists. 14 7
Wash- Mala IS9, A-12S9. Flowers for
all occaFlons artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison
st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
FUNERAIi DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON,
- Montgomery at Fifth.
MB. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leadina
funeral director, 220 3d St., corner
Salmon. Lady assistant, Phones A
15U. Mala 607. ,
Dunning & McEnteeSonin
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Eroadway 430, A-4568. Lady assistant.
Chambers Co&'S
lawn. 33D6. C-1188. Lady embalmer.
A R 7PAr pn 692 Williams sva
rtt lit aCCIIOI .VUi East 1088, C-1088.
Lady attendant. Day and night sewriee.
MILLER oc TRACY. Independent fu
neral directors. Prices low as $80. $40,
$60, Wash, and Ella. M. 2SL A-78S5
A. D. KENWORTHY & CO, Calls
promptly answered In all parts of
city. I. O. O. F bldg.. Lents. Tabor 5267;
Walter C. Kenworthy -
4582-1634 E. 18 th. Sell wood tl. B-1122.
Horn! tnn BOth and Glisan. Fu
nailHiLUii neral services. T,abor4313.
RTr Rvrrm winiamsj and Knott.
1 I t.DyUip East 1115k C-1948.
DCARCfiW Undertakers. East 1080
1 j.rw i-vn
369-371 Russell st.
ERICSON
RESIDENCE UND. PLS.
M. 6133.A-2235. 445 Mor.
QlPWFQ UilrUkinc Ca Main 4152
OAC.VVL.O A-SS21. Cor. 8d and Clay.
BREEZE & Snook. B-1252, T. 1258. 1028
- Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant.
FUXERAJj DIRECTORS
(penanaoo)
F. S Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. le
East Alder st. East g. B-3525.
P. L. LERCH. leading east side under.
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B. 1888, E. 781.
MOXTMKSTS
" JSchanen-Blair Co.
MARBLE AND, ; GRANITE : WORKS.
Largest stock of fine marble and
granite in Portland. Beautiful granite
from our Oregon quarry. $$1 Haw
thorne ave. East" 6586.
BLAESINGGAANlTECOi
Li' 26T-3WP gT COO. MADISON.
PORTLAND MARBLE. WKS.. 2S4-26S
4th Bt.. opp. city hall. M. 8564. A-1516
FOR SALEHOUSES Ul
"'""'"FbR" SALE ATlROAIN.'VI,lJrV
New 6 room 2 story house, built for
my home with all modern- conven
iences, built In effects, full - concrete
basement, electric fixtures, gas and
electricity Installed. ' "
COSTS.
Lot, $1200; -construction of house,
$2200; electric fixtures, $40; screen
doors and windows, $35: inlaid lino
leum B. K. and kitchen, $40; carpet for
Stairs and hall, $30; Duplex shades on
all windows. $22; 50 rose bushes and
youhST fruit. $35. Total, $802.
SALE $3000.
Must sell at once so offer all In
cluded in above list for $3000. Will
accept small cash payment and balance
on easy terms. Phone owner. Tabor,
ps44 ana save agent s rees.
I WILL sel a good 6 room modern cot
tage all furnished, ready to move
Into, for $1250. Now, you snap hunters,
look. First clasd shrubbery, lawn,
roses, fruit trees, & block to car, hard
surface road, fulllot- Must be $1250
cash. See. J. H. Nash at 723 Chamber
of Commerce or res., 474 E. 39th St.
4 ROOMS AND A GARAGE.
Neat little 4 room modern bunga
low with fireplace, nice garage. Price
91800. 1 50 down and $15 monthly.
Fred W. German Co.. 914 Chamber of
i Commerce.
SUBURBAN home, 8 room bungalow,
, 100 by 100, fruit of all kinds, he car
; fare, city water, electric light, 1 block
zrom scnooi. jersey cow, cnicaens.
bees. A snap if taken at once. Mar
shall 8335.
4 ROOMS AND A GARAGE.
Neat little 4 room modern bungalow
with fireplace, nice garage, price $1830.
$50 down. $15 monthly.
FRED GERMAN CO..
814 Chamber of Commerce.
GET OUR PREK "HOME" BOOK.LJ3T.
Tells how we can build "guaranteed
home on your lot or ours. Save you
big money. You pay like rent, ,
THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS.
- 1830 Northwestern Bank bldg.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. N
Best house In city for least money;
9 room bungalow, new and up to date:
in Piedmont. 1197 Haight aye. Phone
Woodlawn 702.
PLANS to PLANS S
i LET US PLAN TOUR BUNGALOW.
LET US BUILD TOU A BUNGALOW.
EASY TERMS. PAY LIKE RENT.
H. A. WILLIAMS. 609 McKAY BLDG
I LEAVING city, 5 room home, W. S.,
i . Front near Hamilton. Take $1100.
Worth double. No agents. T-918, Jour-
nal.
i MY ii room house, a bargain," only
$1900; practically new, good location,
i owner. Tabor 1618.
FOR SALE Modern 5 room bungalow.
hard surfaced sjfc, rirepiace. furnace;
terms. Phone Seirwood 98.
BEAUTIFUL new modern 5 room bun-
galow cheap; cash or terms, Ta. 1404.
ROSE City Park bungalow, bargain,
cash or trade. Tabor 3555.
FOK SALE LOTS
16
13 LOTS PORTLAND HEIGHTS $5000
16 minutes out, splendid trees, bond
ed assessments, $2975; owner refused
to consider $10,000 4 years ago, and is
now In California and needs the idoney,
FRED W. GERMAN CO,
91 Chamber of Commerce.
MUST sell two Coos Bay lots, $76
cash. L-833, Journal.
ACREAGE
57
6 ACRES, $250.
$10 down and $5 a month buys 6
acres logged off land, between Port
land and Centralia, on main line of 3
railroads, Vt miles from town of 800
population; sawmills, shingle mills,
and other industries. Some of these
tracts are partly cleared and have a
spring or running stream on them.
Price from $35 to -$75 per acre. Many
tracts of different sizes to choose
from. Good soil, lies well.' fine loca
tion, perfect title.
BELL REAL ESTATE CO..
318 Railway Exchange.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electric sta
tion i mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine valley orchard tracts; best soil,
free wood; elecant location. Prices
only $78 to $150 per acre in small
tracts; easy terms. Frank McFarland
Realty Co., 809 Yeon bldg.. Portland, Or.
ON THE CAR LINE.
5 acre tract, nearly all in cultiva
tion, just east of Lents Junction, $600
per acre; surrounding land held at
$1000 per acre. Will divide to suit;
easy terms. Fred W. German Co., 914
Chamber of Commerce.
' TEN ACRES.
Near Newberg, all cleared and under
cultivation; fine well and spring, beau
tiful view, mile from Fourth street
electric; an ideal tract for fruit, chick
ens or. country home. For full Infor
mation call at 317 Railway Exchange.
FOR SALE 1 acre fruit trees, berries,
chicken parks and buildings, for 200
chickens; good small house with out
door sleeping room, on good county
road. mile from O. E 5c fare.
Phone Main 5099.
FOR SALE AVi acres, with good
house, barn, fruit trees, on Oregon
City carline, near uourtney station;
neat oargain, easy terms. Adaress
iron 'rucnome, aumner, xowa.
TIGARD, 3 acres, $850; cash $450,
balance $15 per month, all under cul
tivation, level, small tenthouse; a bar-
fain. (B) Dorr E. Keasey & Co., 2d
loor Chamber of Commerce.
10 ACRES at bargain, close in, near
ML Hood electric and. Base Line;
high and sightly; small house, well,
fruit trees, etc Owner, X-998. Jour
nal. ,
STOP that rent and buy a half-acre
tract in city ' limits, level, cleared.
Bull Run water, gas. 5c carfare: $10
down. $6 per month. Whitmer-Kelly
Co.. 711 Pittock block. -
5 ACRES-Level. good soiL 5 year
fruit, 4 miles from Willamlna, 8. P.
Ry., $360. Terms, $100 down, $1,9 mo..
6 per cent. H-830. Journal.
FOR SALE cheap, nice 2Vi acre home
in a big country town. Good schools
and churches. 20 miles from Portland.
Owner. 2324 Washington st. Rm. 18. j
FOR
8 ALE-RARAtg
17
FOR SALE 44 acres, with good
house, barn, fruit trees, on Oregon
iiy cm- use, owif v-ouriney sta.; gre
great il
oargain. . easy verms. Address
Tercholke. Sumner, Iowa.
Jf'OR SALE Well improved 6 acres,
good farm house and crop, on county
road. I offer the place to the highest
bidder. Put in your bid, $2400. Owner.
A. Yanskey, Hlllsboro, Or., Route g.
80 acres waeat iana, ii in summer
fallow, barn. house; for only
$800. No incumbrances. T firms but
no trade. G. H. Roush, - Goldendale,
Wash. ' - - '
FOR SALE Nearly 28 acres, 3 mile
- from Sherwood and 1 mile from Mid
dleton., Price $2300 cash. Chas. Wet
sel. Sherwood. Or. t
IF you are looking for good buys or ex
changes of eastern Ore. wheat land
do not fail to see Keller & Deal. Suite
SI 4. Lumber Ex. bldg.. Portland. Or.
165 acres, Lincoln - county, sacrificed.
Some improvements. $10 per acre.
j. Nelson. 4 Lumcer mxenange.
UP-TO-DATE poultry ranch, close in.
win be sacrizicea. : Koniana.. utr-
linger bldg. - - ' I
FOR F,VRMS 17
- - (Con tinned) " -
FOR SALE 46 acre farm, 3tt mjles
from boat and railroad station. 19
acres bottom land; fair T room bouse
and barn: Price $1000." Victor Collier,
212 Washington sU Room 1. Port-
iana, ur.
4.0 ACRES, with - fine improvements.
stock, buildings, eta, account or sick.
ness will sell at a real sacrifice: make
me an offer, no reasonable offer re
fused. F) Door E. Keasey Co.. 233
Chamber of Commerce.
GENUINE bargain from owner, 10
acres Improved, good buildings.
croDS In. Price less than cost of lm-
provementsf part cash, vbaL long time. !
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
88
WANTED. 5 to 15 acres of land, with!
bouse, barn and chicken runs: run- '
ning water; will rent a for term of
years; close to carline. Address let
ters Xo 65 6th st., Portland. Or.
HOMESTEADS
47
320 A. HOMESTEAD relinquishment
for sale; chance to make some
money. Call Woodlawn 4048 between
7 and a. m.
EXCHANGE llKAL ESTATE 24
V A FEW BARGAINS. " " 1 ' -
6 acres, all tfood, level, rich land,
under hgh state of cultivation, good
ranch buildings, running water, or
chard, etc Price $3500; $100& mort
gage; want city home for equity.
12 acres, fine' buildings, miming
water, all dandy land, close to ountry
town. $6500; will exchange for good
city .home up to $4900 and balance can
stand. " I, ,
40 acres, 28 acres under cultivation,
new barn, good house and outbuildings,
fine orchard and all small fruits. Price
$8500; wilj take equity of $500Q in good
clear home.
15 acres, II acres under cultivation.
sovo puiiumgs, running water, close :
to school and country town; only $3259, j
uiuiiSo.s iuu. win caae gooq noma
ierencetU?" UP t0 B9 1104 py dif
" THOMPSON & SWAN.
512 Main st. Vancouver. Wash.
by acres, about 45 to 50 acres in
.uiuvauuu, rest umoer ana brush
pasture: 8 room house built years
ago. fairly good barn,- good' granary,
crops, clover, wheat, oats. V4 mile or
less to school, of a mile to Hltsman
tation on Mt. Angel Electric R. R.,
22 miles from Oregon City, 82 miles
from Portland. 10 miles to Aurora.
Price for cash. $150 per acre; trade
$175 acre; mtg. $3000, 6 per cent. Trade
for small flat in Portland.
STEPHEN BOG. LAND DEPT.,
ivo Hani pgr ui iwjimerce
U ACRES well improved. lA miles
Tigard. $5000. Take $2000 cottage.
some cash; bal. terms.
9 acres, mile electric station, new
buildings, 8 acres 12 year old orchard.
$6000. Take $3500 residence, some
cash; bal. terms.
X r r iX mil. .!..,.(. .n.flnH
$4000, improvements and stock. Take ;
residence; some cash. bsJ, of!
CHAS. W. CARIU
219 Board of Trade Bldg.
GOOD STOCK. RANCHES.
From 32Q to 8000 acres; some well
improved and stocked and ranging in
price from $6000 to $125,000; on 11 of
tbese I ean take some trade, and on
some of them all trade, if Income prop
erty. Call or write for particulars,
Neal Brown, 209 Panama bldg.. Port
land, Or.
160 ACRE Irrigated farm, best of aolL
water right for all, fenced hog tight,
on good rock road, 5 miles from coun
ty seat; 100 acres oats, 46 wheat, bal.
alfalfa, good buildings, all crop and
implements with place, for $75 per
acre. Take home In Portland to $3500.
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY -
To sell or exchange. Hundreds of
listings In all parts of Oregon and $5
other states. Bring us your trades.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO..
Members Portland Realty Board.
618-19 Yeon bldg, - ' -HAVE
20 acres irrigated land closa to
Hermiston, Or. Will trade for gro-4
eery in .roriiana. iv acres. 14 miles
from Yoncalla. Qr.; trade for city prop
erty up to $3000. Stephen Society
Land Dept., 1051 Chamber of Com
merce. 6 ACREST
All In cultivation, fenced, good, build
ings. 1 mile west of Oswego. Price
$3000, clear. Sell or exchange for
home In Portland, same price. Luedde
mann Co., 9 13 Chamber of Commerce.
TRADE for lot, $900 equity in $4600
E. Irvington bungalow modern cor
ner lot, 7 rooms, cement carage. Own
er. G-18!. Journal.
WANTED From 2 to 6 acres close in
for 5 room house and 2 lots. 88 W.
Prescott st.
TEN acre farm home, fine location, im
proved, equipped, what havexyou to
exchange? Phone evenings. T'abor 2168.
HAVE 40 acres of fine timber, $3000
equity; want house or automobile.
G-188. Journal.
IF YOU have any property for sale or
exchange it will pay you to see Mc
Kenzle & Co.. 615 Gerltnger bldg.
10 acres l miles from city limits of
Vancouver; fine home in Portland.
Cbance, 1424 2d st.
20 acres good wheat land in Kansas
for property here. Chance, 1424 2d.
ROOMING HOUSES
53
42 BOOM APARTMENT HOUSE.
- In good location, every room fur
pished. $400 handles it.
HERE'S ' A LITTLE BEAUTY.
50 room apartment house, partly
new, beautifully furnished, all in t
room apartmenta Strictly modern.
Price $2500; part trade.
75 ROOM HOTEL, NO MONEY.
The owner will take good real es
tate in exchange for this Splendid
hotel. Well furnished and od the best
business street in Portland.
80 ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE.
Most modern In every respect, loca
tion can't be beat, furnishings cost
over $10,000. Owner ill and-will sac
rifice for $4000, part trade.
R1TTER, LOWE & DB FOREST.
zoo-au noarq or rraoe jijg.
42 ROOMS on 2 flora, right In the
center of business, kood clean, airy
rooms, house well filled, good tran
sient business, nets at least $160.
$000 buys it. Must have $1200 cash,
i;c trade. Neal Brown, 209 Panama
bldg,
26 ROOMS. : $2 75.
i All on ope floor, rent only $60. One
block from P, O., location where rooms
are always full. Price, today for all.
$276. Peters. 16 N- 6th St. ;
HOTEL, 26
rooms for rent furnished
at $35 month, good district.
East 914. ' :
Phone
WOMAN! A living and wages. 30
rooms, heart of city. Other business.
Sell or trad. A-62I, Journal.
&MALL rooming house, chickens and
pigeons, cheap , rent, good Income;
make offer. 185 N. 12th st.
NICE rooming house.) 10 700ms. very
central. 391 Yamhill st.
BUSINESS OPPORTTJNITIEa 20
WILL sell established retail lumber
and building material business in
good growing town, about $4000 cash
to ranaie. ckx.-i.8z. journal.
cor ECTIONERY Owner going east;
fine place, 3 living rooms, bs;
terms; snap, 19; Lumber Exchange.
2d and Stark sts.
MAN for office in paint establishment
as partner; pay you $180 month; will
bear investigattonj . 619 Lumber Ex -ehansre.
' 1 '
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop cheap.
664 Jefferson st.wInqur before 10
o'clock. - : " 1 - . '
1000 Business Cards 75c
Rydr Ptt,. C. S. W. cir. d Morrison
$209 grocery andconfectionery,. fix
tures cost $175. Falling health. Must
sell. 6056 Foster road.
IF you want to move or start grocery
store in oesi -.ocanon on wu, siae,
II A-1R48. Marshall 3948.
es
BUSINESS ARm
WW V CAR17 . .. WWW
.UVJ Rose Cltv Prlntew. 84 at Tavlof.
PARTNER with $500, guarantee $100
per weeJcv V-913, JournaL --
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2i
- (Oeatfcsaes j'
GENERAL STORE. ,
About 20 miles from Portland. A-1
business.- stock about $2600. i will in
voice. :. ' - ; ...
CASH GROCERY FOR $750. !
Sales $20 per day, no credit, rent $$5,
including living room.
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY.
Will Invoice $1000. our price for all
$600; hurry. - "
CASH MEAT MARKET. " -.
Big sacrifice, only $460. worth double."-
.
HITTER, LOWE & DE FOREST,
205-7 Board of Trade bldg.
GRANDEST OPPORTUNITY
Offered, if you have a few thousand
dollars to Invest. I will sell you half
share of $60,000 bearing orchard, with
lovely home, cow; ohickens, garden,
all. free, and $1200 salary and guar
antes that the crop will pay balance
due in less than 10 years. M. A. Loeho,
469 Stark, near 4th st.
HARTMAN A THOMPSON.
&nn fl A i 13.
Flour and feed mills, machinery, all
practically new and of latest design,
electrically driven, cheap power, a
good location, no competition; tbie Is
an excellent opportunity for a man
who understands the business. For
price ana terms apply to rrainf rM
Company. Prairie City. Or. -
SOMETHING new. selling "like-hot
cakes" in San Francisco. I want a
working partner with $509. man or
woman. Will give real estate security
for the $500 and invest It all in the
business, giving half Interest In busi
ness to Investor. Main 1985, A-6315.
W-100, Journal.
RARE opportunity for man to take In
terest in a thriving well established
cash business; $200 will handle in
vestment secured; , duties easily
learned if you can meet the public in
an office; large profits., 513 Lumber
Kxcnange. ad ana wtaric
RESTAURANT in lively county seat
- on 2 electric car lines, for sale.
Place is fixed up-to-date, doing excel
lent profitable business. Rent for
store, including living apartments,
very cheap." " No agents need answer.
particulars at xm-?4. journal.
fcEALED bids will be received up to
12 o'clock noon, June 10, 1915, at
the offices of Cobb & White, 603 Dek
um, for a stock of goods in vole ng
to the amount of $1240, stock and fix
tures consisting -principally of cigars,
tobacco, confectionery; store may be
inspected at ZU3 jnrst st,
DO YOU WANT A BUSINESS?
See our big tree list' of stores, manu
facturing propositions, hotels, rooming
and apt. houses.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.,
Oldest Firm Largest Listings.
618-19 Yeon bldg.
NEWSPAPER for sale. Newberg En
terprlse, 14th year publication, job
office. Newberg. -3000 population, 26
miles from Portland, write for de
scriptive printed matter. Terms if de
sired. Address Enterprise, Newberg,
Oregon. -
CIGAR STAND.
Depot location; fixtures cost $800,
stock $180; has .60 cash upon leas.?,
light included in rent; on account of
eaving city win give away ail xor x .
ee fetors, id rv. -tn st.
WNER leaving will sacrifice half In-
terest in a wen estaoiisnea Dusiness.
This is an opportunity to make good
money, and will bear investigation.
Only $200 required, which Is secured.
X-218, Journal.
Moving Picture ' Theatre
BEATING 500; VAUDEVILLE STAGE:
$1500 WILL HANDLE. APPLY 84
BROADWAY.
A BIG snap. Delicatessen, bakery and
restaurant for sale. Doing good
business. Must sell on account of
sickness. $125 if taken at once. Ap
ply 362 Yamhill st.
noon bavlne araneral stars in coun
try town, about $4000 for, stock and
building; take part trade. investi
gate this. Neal Brown, 209 Panama
bldg.
LOOKING for a business t I have gen
eral stocks, groceries, confectionery
stores, restaurants and rooming
houses for sale. - Neal Brown,- 209
Panama bldg.
TAILORS AND CLEANERS.
Positively ' no reasonable offer re
fused for the best cleaning, pressing
establishment in city. 127 12th. Pal
ace hotel bldg.
FOR SALE-At Seaside, first class
restaurant, well equipped in run
ning order. Fine location- Bargain if
taken before season opens. W. H.
woofl, tseasiae, ur
WANTED Good man in steady little
business, now making wages for two;
4 share for $125, fully secured. Apply
quicn, gzz unamper or commerce.
. a ' T3 rrit A 13 DTVf ITWT U Alice '
Big snap, rent $100, can clear $laO
per month. Taylor-Grand Apartments,
1924 Grand ave. J
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
" PRIVATiJ I on HAND 'WwAR
$10,000 at 7 ' $5000 at 7
4,000 at 7 2500 at 7
900 at 8 2000 at 8
M'KENZIE & CO., 515 Gerllnger bldg.
LOANS on improved city property or
for building purposes; advanee made
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb, 342 Stark st. Main 4420.
Mortgage - Loans
J. L. WHITE.
701 Selling bldg.
BUILDING loans on city and subur
baa property; money advanced as
work progresses. W. G. Beck, 316 FaU-
ng Diag. Main nut.
w.
E have money to loan on your real
estate; zirst mortgages omy.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY,
'" 423 Chamber of Commerce.
We have on hand
$100, $226, $450, $1200,- $300Q
On Real Estate.
BOID REALTY CO.. Lewis bldg.
$100 TO , $6000 at reasonable rates
un rteai iusiate.
BOID REALTY CO.. Lewis bdg.
CASH paid "for mortgages, notes, con-
tracts; mortgage loans: reasonable
rates, ir. it. Ltwn et so., bewi a oiay
8100.300 on mortgages, city and farm
property," fire insurance. McKensle
Be. CO., ueranger niag.. aa ana Aicer
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100
to 500 on city property. A, k. Belt,
01 Oerimrer Diag.
terest. prompt action. R. W. Ifagpod.
Ill Journal bldg. . -
MORTGAGE loans a; current rates.
Real estate security. Apply room 202
Stock Exchange, 8d and Yamhill.
$200, $350, $600. $900. $1200. $1800. Fred
W German Co , 914 Oham. of Com
$41,000 OK LESS. FAKRINGTON.
80 4tn st. Board or iraae Diag.
MONEY to loan to 8. W. H. Salts
& Co.. 310 Spalding bldg.
I250-$500, iff. $1600-$2000. 7; no
com. Ward. 407 Spalding bldg.
$600 to f 6009 PRIVATE MONEL O-
si. jsurnai.
MORTGAGE LOANS, and 1. Louis
Salomon Be Co., 800 Oak St.. near 6th.
$760 UP AT 1 PER CENT.
boryE. Keasey t Co., Cham, of Com.
$2500 to loan 7. improved Irvingtou
property preferred. 711 Pittock blk.
1 MONEY TO LOAN "
CHATTELS,' SALARIES
C7
IMMEDIATE LOANS -ON
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
- AT EASTERN RATES.
We -have one of -the finest retail
jewelry stores In the vlty. A loan de
partment is conducted in connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. - Absolutely no
signs designating loan business dis
played In front of our store- All mer
chandise pledged is held for a period
of twelve months, whether or not In
terest is said when due. We are li
censed andrhave been established since
S99, Kb connection with any otbar
loan establishment In this city. -A,
V M. DELOVAGB. JEWELERS,
- - 384 "Washington st. - .
MONEY - AT ONCE.
Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instrum'ts
Separate dept. for ladles.
- EL3Y CO. (Ucensed.)
320 Lumber Ex, feldg 2d and : Stark.
67
tHATTKLS, SALARIES .
OontineO "
SALARY LOANSSALARY LOANS.
Being salary loan brokers exclusive
ly, we are enabled to assure satisfac
tion and i sive the quickest possible
service. .!'....' ' 1 .
--- i . z: -jfeTi,;' -"'"i''",'.WH
., Business strictly confidential,
v-.;.;.--.....-t '-'-. --..'-;-
i REMEMBER,
, We are licensed, and therefor
. j , RELIABLE,
STATE SECURITY Cd .
, j 3flr Falling bldg. t
Loans at; Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock,! storage receipts, plain notes,
on furniture, or anything of value,
You can get it today.
Portland Loan Co., Licensed
.! Licensed by State. .
. t in Dekura Bld
Third and Washington.
i LOANS WANTED
SO
WANTED ON A-l SECURITY."
su.vve at o4 7o. value u,ouo
$1500 at T. .value - $4600. -$7,000
at , value 1 60, ooo
at 8i, vaiue buuo
' -l100 flu $4800
- $3oe s.t 8, value $1200. city
- 1200 a.t 8" vilIiia 4250(1 iltv
M'KENZIE & CO., pis Gerllnger bldg.
LOANS j wanted. $1000, $2000 and
$60001 on Improved inside - property
worth in today's market five times
amount wanteds money to be used in
InTprovetnents;. principals only; no
a-scnis. ; jv-ait, journal
12000 on $6000 home. Just beina fin-
. lahed,!and $4000 on new brlpk store
building: will pay 7 per cent. See J.
H. Nash; at 723 Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED Building loan for house in
, Laurelhurst. Phone Woodlawn 294.
FINANCIAL
81
FIRST and second mortgages, also sel
lers Interest ln'contracts. purohaaod.
Oregon and Washington. - tL E. Noble.
Lurribermena bldg. - -
HELP WANTKDMALiil ; 1
I'OSTOFFICe' examlnaioa at "Portland
soon. ? prepare now under former
government examiner, Booklet S-30
free. Write today. Patterson Civil
Service; School, Rochester, N. Y.'
WIDE awake man who will take in
terest in of f ice. - Pleasant duties
easily learned. If satisfied vwith $85
weekly,; call 519 Lumber Exchange.
SALESMEN wanted. -outfit free, cash
Weekly. Address Capital City Nurs-
ery Co.; Salem. Or.
WANTED, carpenter finisher that ean
hustle, that is willing to work rea
sonable. K-818, Journal.' ' .
WANTED Tea and coffee solid tor a
Call before 9, 209 Salmon."
EMPLOYMENT department Y. M, C
A. Service free to members.
ILKLP WANTED MISC.
4t
Y. M, C. A,
Automobilu School
Day and night instruction in repair
ing, driving selling and machine work,
including forge, lathe, shaper, - drill
press, etc. Moderate charges. Fair
dealing and expert, training. Time un
limited. - ,
Before enrolling elsewhere call at
educational office. Y, M. C. A. bldg.,
and secure pass' entitling you to iu
spect eur shops and methods. . '
WE have several openings for estab
lishment of Independent mail order
business.- Energy, good habits and
sound judgment more Important than
capital. Spars time at first, Particu
lars free.- Opportunities Exchange.
aurrato in. x.
LEARN AUTOMOBILE repairing and
driving at the BEST EQUIPPED,
most UP TO DATE and only PRAC
TICAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL in
Portland. L. dV M. Auto Repair Co.,
s Hswtnprns ave.
USE your . spare time to . ouiid up a
mail order business of your own.
We help a you . start for a share , in
profits: 27 opportunities; particulars
free, i Opportunitlen Exchange. But-
GOVERN MENT positions are ' esy to
sew iy irso nuonei a-sss tens now.
Write today NOW. JJarl Hopkins.
Washti .rton. D. C.
MAN for office and some outside
work. Duties not difficult. Take
interest in business. Good pay. 619
AUHIWCTftAUIlUIISB,
PARTNER Business ability. good
business; $126 required, which will
be secured. See this. 822 Chamber of
Commerce.
WANTED Names of men. 18 or over,
wishing government Jobs. $66 mo.
gx-isi(. journal.
COOK headquarters California Wins
Denot, t9( Yamhill. Near th. -
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $.
up. -iayior, ine iauor. Burniwa
USE Bassett's Native Herbs for rheu.
mstlsm; 60 tablets 25c. All druggists.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads.
mention The Journal.
HELP WANTED FEMALE ! a
WANTED, woman to help with geneiv
al housework: must be able. to get
meal 1 unaided If necessary; steady
place,' consisting of man and wife and
1 to 4 boarders. ' Stats wages wanted.
WANT girl to do manicuring and halr
dressing. Call at Portland Hotel
Hairdressing Parlors, Portland hotel
court.
YOUNG lady under presser wanted.
Atlantic Cleaning, 123 N. 21st St.
WHE.N yea answer these Want Ads,
mervtiorteTh Journal.
HELi W ATJED- -MALE AND
FEMAJjE 29
MEnI and women to learn the barber
trade, wages paid while learning;
tuition reduced, positions secured. The
only chain of " schools In the world.
Send for free catalogue.- Moler Barber
Lonegt n. so .in. 2a sc.
Oregeo Barber College will teach you
the trade in 8 weeks; scalp and face
massage specialty; tools free; positions
guaranteed; pay while learning; tui
tion redured this term. 233 M axil son.
WANTEn am.rianp.,1 damnnalranr.
no; selling: .salary and commission!
824 Morgan bldg. - ; .
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES 68
BARBERS -looking: for good buy, 3
chairs shop, cheap, or part . interest
at 4 rnirq st.. cor, fine.
SAVE money on barber 'suppiiea. Pvrb
cut. uaro. bud lo, tb.
1 - SITUATIONS MALE
3
EXPERIENCED gents furnishing and
shoe salesman; no objection to leav
ing city; best references. 350 East
4bthJ Tabor 1879. ' "
Skilled Carpenters
Furnished on short notice. Mar. TC8
MARRIED man, one child,. - wants
ranch work; separate bouse. Phone
Kroaaway two. uiuiam,
YOUNG ladywlli care for children in
your own home; references. Tabor
$243; - ';---.'--
MAN with heavy team wants work.
WANTED Excavating and team
work. Phone. East 4804. C-1477. -
FOR VACANT lot mowing, phone East
7084. . . -
RELIABLE woman wants day work
-washing snd cleaning.- Main 683.
LIGHT family work; middle aged lady.
Main 7439, . -' - - -- - - - -
' 6Ttu AITONS-, WANTED MALE
- AND .FEMALE 23
MAN and wife. Scotch, with boy 10
years old, want- to take .care - of
ranch.- X-898, Journal.
I SITUATIONS FOLLE
WANTED, work by hour or day; rell-
WANT, day work; good laundress;
-S IT' d. A r M A
IMOlCUO. . - iHiiWfc.- Ovsl. , ja
MONEY TO LOAN
40
EXPERT dressmaker, repairing. Mrs.
Black, 689 Waahtnjrton. , I
NURSES
MIDWIFE (graduate) and - maternity
nurses by the hour, day or "week,
reasonable. Marshall 4588. 468 Tny lor.
FU INISUED ROOMS
Stop at
Newly re
furnished. papered
4th sad Alder
ana reno
vatedenlarged lobby ell modern
conveniences. Rooms, with private
bath, $1 per day up; without, "5c up.
Because the rates are low don't thins;
the service is poor. Special rates by
week or month, several rooms with
wail beds, making them practically
suites. - -
I Hotel Franklin
New Management; Central Location.
WASHINGTON AND 1STH.
PHONE, HOT AND COLD WATER,
SHOWER AND TUB BATHS FREE,
60c DAY UP. $10 MONTH UP,
i LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS.
PHONES MAIN 8859. A-6021.
HOTEL ROWLAND AND ANNEX.
207H-E09H 4TH. MODERN FIRfc.'
PROOp1 BUILDING. CENTRALLY LO
CATED. SUMMER RATES NOW ON.
ROOMS $itf AND UP. BRING THIS
AD. TO APPLY $1 ON . FIRST
MONTH'S RENT. -
Hotel MinookSi!4 V-i-'niVJf;
sgement. Strictly modern, 3 blocks
postoffice, quiet, homelike; 60o day up,
yio month vp-.
$2.50 WK.
Rooms
$3.00 WK.
Hotel Garland, 1st class outside.
26 Trinity at., cor. Wash., bet. 19th, 2pth
THKLTON HOTEL""
I05V4 12th st. near Wash-, clean,
quiet, modern conveniences, summer
rates: $3 week upj transient solicited,
Marshall 2790.
YOUNG, men may consult without
charge register of furnished rooms
at Y, M, C. A., listing Beveral hundred,
in all parts of the city, also those la
tne Association bunding.
WANTED Room mate to reduce
rooming expense. Fireproof build
ing, shower baths, Individual beds. Call
or address Y. M. C. A. business office.
Buckinghamliotel."-,
court rms., $2.60 up. Day, 60c. 7$c, $1.
652 Washington. i
T THE ALBION HOTEL, "
212V4 3d and Salmon.
Booms $1.75 week up; steam heat,
hot and cold water, free bath, phone.
ANSONIA HOTEL.
124 14th st.. cor.. Wash,, desirable lo
cation, strictly modern, private bath,
phone, 33 up. Rates to tourists. M. 1443.
Madras Hotel MisSA
rooms, $3.60 up. By day 60o. 75c, $ll
cor, iztn ana wasningion sts.
A QUIET PLACE FOR QUIET PEOPLE!
1 HOTEL CLIFFORD.
East Morrison st.. near Grand ivt.
Cleanlinenn and comfort. $3 per wk. us.
tHE RANDOLPH, 262 Columbia. Nice
ciean rooms, tatn. tinone, not water.
9t.ji weea up,
CLEAN, light rooms; Iree phones and
bath, steam heat. $2 up. 446 Colum-
Pta. Main 7410, A-897S.
Nicely f urnisht-d A D Df.TT day up.
t2M Wash. st. MDDU I I $1.50 wk. up
ttOOMH and apartments in modern ha.
' tel. $2.60 week and up. 465 Aider.
18 WEEK up, clean,warm, modern fur.'
rooms, central. -The King, 809 Jef.
FURNISHED ROOMS 70
lrVATD JPAMTXY
Rooms single and en suite, '"all mod
ern"; transient BOc anqV up. $2.60 week
ana up. tm worrnon St.
PLEAN, well furnished rooms, low
rates, near Rose Festival center. 388
Salmon,
SCENIC view of the carnival at our
Alaffnntlv rnrnlahari rrnnft. wnnmm
Morrison, cor, frtn.
FRONT spare room for, gentleman,
with private family, close In, reason
able. 361 Halsey st.
LARGE front outside rooms. 212
Broadway, cor, Salmon.
LARGE, well -furnished room at 211
6th st. Close to Carnival.
SOUK sleeping rooms in cottage;
meals rf desired. 327 Broadway H.
ROOMS AND BOARD
15
PARKVIEW HOTEL, 88 'ltdontgomery
st. at West Park. Family hotel; all
modern conveniences; rates for regular
and transient guests.
THE DORMER, 288 18th St., cor. Jef
ferson, room and board $6.60 a wek
snq up; nome coomns.
tHK HAZEL, cor. 3d and Montgomery.
Fine furnished rooms red board, $S
cp; steam- heat, hot baths; free phone.
L V .7 V U , WW. uu , i.lV.IVl,,
BOARD AND ROOM, $25 UP.
loom and board, young women $4 wiT
up: "Anns Lewis" Hall. 610 Plunders
FIRST class board and rooai, best
cooking, $5 up. 846 College t.
ROOMS AND BOARD 73
NICELY furnished rooms and break
fast, in private home for young men.
home comforts, close in. Phone East
inns.
BOARD and room in modern home.
- pleasant surroundings, employe 1
beople only, price reasonable. J0
Garfield ave. woodlawn zo?.
CLEAN room and board, trees, ham
mock, $5 and up. Cor. E. 3d and
Multnomah. Kast 11B.
'BEST board, clean rooms, walking dis
tance. up. am wasnington.
FUHNlWHED rooms and table board, 8
blocks from postoffice. 245 6th tt.
BOU8EKEEPINQ ROOMS ' H
ONE room , with kitchenette, comnletn-
ly furnished, steam heat, runnlnaj
hot and cold water, phene in every
room; 7 blocks from 6th and Morrlsxm
sts.; $13, and up. S91 Columbia St.,
corner etn st.
$1 to $2.60 week, furnished IL 1.
rooms' gas, free neat, laundry, bath.
Phr-ne East 8039 ; 203 Stanton, U car.
buiifte and single H. K. rooms. $1.59
weett up. aiso mooern rooms. Mer
eedes, 20th and Morrison.
ROYCREST 176 12th; cool, comfort
able rooms, complete for It. K., close
In.
VALLAMONT This - way!. ' Cheap
housekeeping and transient rooms.
176 x am run.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms in 2 suites;
also dandy rooms for bachelors. The
Ross house. 213 1st.
(ik.M APTS.. I,' 2,. 3 room suites, free
bath, phone; $1 wk. up. 401 1st st.
G1LMANT hotel, 1st and Alder, b ur-
nlshed H. K rms.. cheap. $1-60 wk. u p.
NICE 2 room apartment, Hawthorne
WKLL furnished rooms, ciose innlce
front room. $91 Yamhill.
Cambridge bldg., furnished It. K. rooms.
Central, cneap. laat ta. cor, nor n.
TWO housekeeping rooms, $11 per mo.
643. Washington st.. near lftth.
TWO furnished housekeeping suite,
close to grandstand. 327 Salmon tt,
TWO and 8 room suite, new manage
ment, reasonaoie. tin .nFnm.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 73
FstTATJ" FAWILT
L 8 AND 3 modern H. K, roor-n,
ol.anut and hut In the cltv for t-a
money. t aia.ui.
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