THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1915.
nFFIHIAI CANVASS
FAILS TO CHANGE
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RFSM1T flF FIFRTIflN
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: Baker : and: Bigelow -Elected j
: , 'Commissioners ;With Ad-t
ams and, Brewster t Next, !
TWO MEASURES DEFEATED;
All Acts Voted on jr Veoplev Pass 3Bx-
fiBTra " Mmmmrm - z-wnivaaeviee em wis
; Garbage Amendment. '
With the official count completed
tktA tabulation made In all instance
except the cases of the two annexation
city election- are the same as those
given in the unofficial count. ' ;
George LI Baker and C. A. JUgeloW
were' elected commissioners, . with' Wil
liam Adams and W. L. Brewster secur
ing third and fourth places. The me
ter ordinance, the garbage collection
system, amendment and the- Sunday
closing ordinance were defeated, while
the civil' service amendment,, gride
crossing amendment, city pound amend
ment, wuuinK mueuumeiiii - -icemen
pension amendment, fire stops amend
ment .anil th ftrdlnnnr rrrulntlnr
jitneys were adopted. . . . .-
-Several changes are noticed in the
figures as compared with - those, given
out: yesterday. The following figures
are : declared to be official, and were
secured after careful checking.
.. Total of first, second and, third
choice - votes cast for candidates for
commissioners:
. - Total Of AH Choices.
jBaker ...j ....21.069
7)1 i "... -tTrra
..''-... . I , v..
Adams ......'....17,116
Lafferty 6,66 i
Lafferty ., . , 1,683
Clyde ....... 6,578
. Parrish , . . .... . , . . .6,451
Caldwell 3,398
Cooper ......................... 3,119
Marstera- ..... . ... .............. 2,662
Otten
Roy .. ..
Cason ... it
....... l.IBO
998
795
The vote on all choices Xor auditor
and commissioners follows:
First Second
Auditor Choice. Choice.
Monroe Goldstein ..... . 2.814 2,659
A. L. Barbur i . .28,388 829
Emma. Oolub . A ...... 1.461 2000
Totals la Different Choloes. - -Com
mis- ' First Second Third
sioners Choice. Choice. Cboiee.
Baker ........17.661 . 2.616 7-
Cvoper ...... . 1.016 ; 1,280 '. 903
Caldwell . . ... 962 , 1,406 1.030
Adams .....11,841 4,403 ' 1,077
Parrish . , .... 3,112 2,183 1.1B
Brewster . .... 9.65 1.968 , ,627
Blgelow . ......14,496 .2.467 807
Clyde . , ...... 2,938 2,446 ,1,194
Otten . ...... 516 . 325 345
Roy . 388 291 819
Cason . 161 ' 245" ; 889
Laffertv . . ... 3.314 2.133. 1.217
.Marsters 893 861 918 :
The vote on the measures follows:
, Meter ordinance 15,884 for; 19,121
against.
Sunday's closing ordinance 10.349
for; 23,502 against. -
- Civil -service - amendment 173525-!
xor; USD againeL . .,- . -
Qarbare collection . system "amend
ment 13,034 for; 20,361 against.
- Grade . crossing amendment 20,229
for; 7889, against.
pound amendment 19,682- for; 11,
358 against. -
Jitney ordinance 31,093 for; 14,060
against,
- Bonding act .amendment 17,007 for;
11,132 against., ' '
' - Firemen's pension " amendment 20;
947 forr 9939. against.
Fire,- stops ' amendment 18,997 for;
,11,104 .against y ..
FIREMEN" . TO LEARX DRILLS
Big Building on East Sid to Be
. Secured.
Portland Is to have a drill school for
Its firemen and the first class will be
held next 'week. : "".""."-T-.--'
; - Fire Chler loweii nas oeen planning
on the school for .several months, but
it. was not until today that definite
plans were" completed... Assistant Chief
Laudenklos is to be In charge of the
instruction, with Captain Edward Oren
fell as drill master. -r ?
It is . proposed to secure a. large
building on the east side, where the
drills can be held until the proposed
fire drill tower is erected.
' This is an Innovation in Portland,
a before the fire bureau members
drilled by companies, each company
drilling on different days and at m dif
ferent place. Under the Plan of Chief
Dowel!, ; the student will be nicked
from each company and sent torclass.
,The men will be put through all sorts
of ladder: climbing work,- pompier1' ladder-work,
engine work, laying in with
hoee, etoi
BAlvEB'S : PLACE - DESIGNATED
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New . Commissioner to nave Pub-1
Iiq. Affairs Department.
George L. Baker, commissioner-elect, 1
is to succeed W. L. Brewster as com-
mtaalAnlf WtlhllM affair, .vh.H Um j
Brewster leaves July 1. - Definite an i
nouncement to '.this . effect, has been '
made by Mayor Albee as result of no- '
uce 01 me oiriciai count or votes In!
tthe recent election being given to him ,
yesterday. j
The other commissioners will retain'
their present departments.- and, as i
stated in The Journal Wednesday, Will
H. Daly, commissioner of public utill- i
tiea will remain in charge of the wa- 1
ter bureau- j
In succeeding Mr. Brewster. Com-1
missioner-elect Baker will take over
the work of the legal bureau, - park
bureau, free employment bureau, city
hall bureau, weights and measures bu
reau and the publio auditorium. ;
While no definite arrangements have
been made. Commissioner Brewster
expeota. to take a short rest after ,
Reaving office July 1, and then re-,
Awmt "the practice of law. - -
MOVING - - PICTURES BARRED
Fire Chief Bays School Auditoriums
' v Ar$ Not .Equipped, v
Although numerous attempts are he
.ing made to give motion picture exhi
bitions 'in the auditoriums of several
of Portland's schools in connection
with meetings allowed under the state
law passed by the, last legislature, Fire
Chief Dowell will allow no motion pic
ture machines in the school' buildings
unless the buildings comply with fea
tures of the building' code relative to
fire safeguards. ' - "
The chief said this morning that It
would be useless to attempt tosecure
a permit for' a picture exhibition, as he
would steadfastly refuse them when
ever sought. . Several of the schools to
be used tor '"meetings were ' Inspected
as to exits and seating capacity by
l'ire Chief Do well. Fire Marshal Stev
ens and Building. Inspector Plummet
this" morning.
Jackson Club to , .
Heart Prominent
MenThis Evening
I . 'Bae of the prominence
; Of the two - speakers, it la ex- t
' pected that tonight's - meeting -
m of the Jackson club will be 4
the most largely attended of
any meeting held - for some 4
4fc . time. The .speakers are to be K
Senator Chamberlain and Coo- .
grenman Joshua Alexander of
Missouri , r " ' ,
The meeting will be held at
, 8 o'clock in Library hall. Cen-,
trat library. T. C. Burke, chair-
-man of the program committee,
H announces that i the public, '
which Is t always welcome at
Ht the Jackson dub meetings,' Is
particularly invited to attend "
tonight's meeting. i 'i
& There will be a, vocal number m
-by Miss Dagmar Kelly with
- piano accompaniment by Miss ;
Ag:ne Senn. , Colonel Robert A,
4 Miller, president of the club,
will preside.' .. '
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ALL MUST BE GIVEN '
CHANCE TO LEARN iS
VIEW OF LOCKVOOD
Night Schools forThose. Who
Labor Daytime" Favored by
: Candidate -for: Director..
C "I am not opposed to the tenure of
office .bill The old system of elect
ing teachers each year was wrong.
Under 'the tenure law better work is
being done, .It has been a benefit to
both teachers and i pupils. . The law
may ;not be perfect, tew laws are in
their original form, i No doubt some
amendments .will b made upon it in
future years,- but tnese modifications
if any ever are made, win come from
the teachers.! I Jiaven't any Ideas
whatever In regard to amending the
law," thus spoke Samuel P. Lock wood,
candidate for ? school - director, at : the
meeting,: of the Oregon Civic league,
held last - evening at the ; Hazel wood,
with 75' people In attendance. .
Speaking further Mr. Lockwood
said: i "I heartily favor the a night
school, I think -further .,- opportunity
should be given Joth our children and
adults r who cannot attend school in
the daytime, ! to get an education at
night ::,:?f.. . , .-a:-;. .ffb;:-
Special Classes for Womea.
- "Training in - the branches - of " do
mestic science is yet in its infancy, I
would like to - see special classes
opened to adult women, who are al
ready housekeepers? and homemakers,
but who were not fortunate enough to
receive a scientific training in cooking
and other domestic arts during their
girlhood. --:"- a
"Teachers should be elected on merit
only. The education of boys and girls
la too serious a thing to put them in
charged any-but the best teachers. ?
. "The- matter of married . women
teaching should be left open, if the
woman who Is best qualified to teach
should receive the appointment re
gardless of whether she is married, or
single, rich or poor. What we want
here in Portland Is a vision of the big
thing, an Ideal for. education. Our
schools are now. a great asset, but
.they should be made a stronger asset.
The school board should stand as a
unit in the greatest good for our fu
ture citisens. the boys and girls of to
day." i - ;;-vy-';;5A
Soxaxoex Pavors Community ; Oeatera.
Dr. Kr A. Sommer, who Is a candi
date for reeleotion as a school director,
said in parts Our work Is. to educate
the children lof this city. The doors
of our school houses should be open
to all the people all i the time. We
have taken the saloon away from the
people and we should give .them some
thing in return; why . not.:, open the
school houses a community centers.
"There is a Just reason for the ten
ure of office law and we are trying to
fortify the permanent tenure law to
the best of our ability. It Is not a
means to favoritism as some Seem to
think, but rather a means to eliminate
favoritism. l
"I have quarreled . and ' fought with
every member of the school board but
we have always parted friends. I am
not always In the majority in my
opinion; - in fact, I am often In the
minority, and sometimes -1 find I ,am
wrong. Who Of us does not make mis
takes?" - . .
S
ULxeeirsioos
To Eastern Cities
Seventy-two hours to Chicago -via Spokane, over
THE NORTH BANK ROAD, or to California on the
floating; palaces, SS. "Northern .Pacific" or "Great
Northern." : - I , - r - .
(Stopovers at? the V Exposition)-.
" - speed and
- ' Round trips east daily till Sept
- - ; - Direct, via Cal.
- ' 1 l - Both .One
" . Ways Way
NcwYork . . . ..$110.70 $128,20
St. Louis ..-.r. 71.20 88.10
Chicago - J , 72.50 - 90.00
Kansas City . 60.00 77.50
New Orleans,.- 9520 100.10,
- Many oher place in proportion.'-Send for booklet
. Tickets sold to-any point in the United . States and Canada 1
NORTH Ticket Office 5th and Stark
BANK Station 10th and Hoyt
BWDY ?20 ' - .0 A-C371
CHECK IS ASKED ON
SKY LINE ESTIMATES -TO
SATISFY LINNTON
--t -, . ' . . ..3-r ;
Head of Bureau - of High ways
,.and "Bridges to Make Re
; quest of the City. V"
LINNT0N!C0UNCIL TO ACT
Oontraot 1 9 Jbast Vai Zxpeoted te He
: Xt Before Xdaatoa Zs Merged
Wltk PortUad.-
Belleving , that an investigation
shodld be made of theestimatee before
the contract is let by Linnton for the
construction jot the- last unit of Sky
line boulevard, leading to Linn ton. R.
K. Kremers, head of 'the bureau, of
highways and bridges," is to recom
mend to Commissioner Dieek that the
department - of public works : be " al
lowed to check the" estimates for the
work. : r - ; " .
Linn ton does not officially become a
part of Portland until July t, but ac
cording ; to- Kremers the city council
of Linnton expects to let the contract
for the construction of three miles of
the boulevard, shortly after June 22,
or before Linnton officially comes
into Portland. While only a. prelimi
nary - investigation has - been made
Kremers says that be believe the- es
timates for the work are too low and
should be carefully checked before the
contract is let. ; 1 r -;-.x;' " a
-Kremers with Sewer engineer Sharp
and latrict Kngincer Hannam visited
Linnton yesterday to Inspect the mu
nicipal Improvements.
Unemployed ; Issue ,
To Be Investigated
-Investigation to ascertain the num
ber of unemployed persons in tfie va-
nout: industries or tne city-and state
will be started, hers under the auspices-
of the bureau of labor and. sta
tistics. i Lee t K. Frankelw sixth vice
president of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company -A of ; New , Tork : ar
rived in Portland yesterday to launch
the inquiry. - '- - ' ""
Similar Investigations r have been
made in 16 of the large cities of the
country. 1.."?.--.-;:-- a-, a . - a ;
-a He . addressed local a :. Metropolitan
agents this morning before leaving for
San Francisco. Mr. Frankel spoke last
night at Temple Beth Israel on the
problem of poverty, for which he said
charity was but a temporary palliative.
Eichmond Pupils'
Work Is Exhibited
'a - J' ' 1 -"' v: a- . ' v ;-
Work of, the pupils of the Richmond
school is being shown : at the school
this afternoon in a, school and home
industrial exhibit. The exhibit Is at
tractively arranged in the hallway. -It
Includes sewing and manual work and
cooking and the regular school work.
In addition there Is a nice display of
roses - and ' sweet peas grown by the
pupils at home. O. R- "Dinwiddle is
principal of the school.
Masonic Meetings Tonight..,
- Grand lodge. Masonic Temple. Port
land . lodge, No. 55, Masonic Temple.
Rose City chapter. Order of Eastern
Star," Masonic- Temple. Mount Hood
lodge, 334 Russell street.
RADNOR. Plain White .
EXTON. White Madrw J
"LRROW
COLLARS
2 fa 11 ems
CLUBTT. PEABODYt CO- lac MAKER!
Trans-Atlantic ; magnificence,
comfort. ' . ;
20, with stopover privileges :
Direct via Cal.
. v . - t one
, " Ways Way
Omaha . . . V. . . '.'.$60.00 i $ 77.50
St Paul ..-..rr... 60.00 : 84.25
Milwaukee i . ,ij 72.50 ' 90.00
Toronto 92.00 109.50
Denver $5.00 72.50
Steamers 1 Must
' Move Slowly in ;
Passing Drydock
' Captains of river 'steamers t
" must ; proceed by the Oregon
.'drydock slowly during the time V
the steamer Northern ' Pacific
is in that dock, according to
the warning issued by Captain
t a Jacob Speier harbormaster, to- :
day. - -
' The harbor' patrol launch. .
- manned by Engineer ,-KarI'.-.4K
. Prehn, patrolled the vicinity a
-last night continually warning
- all steamers - and a like pre-
caution is to be taken tonight.
The big steamer is only half
in the dock and lies at an angle
4t " from which an - unusual swell &
fit might cause her damage. a
-
Mt. Anger College .
Sends; Out Glass
" Mount Angel, Or., - June 1$. Three
young men received t the " degree, of
bachelor of arts and- six were gradu
ated from the academic department of
the Mount Angel college at Mount
Angel at the twentyighth annual
commencement this - week. Included
in the list of , academic graduates Is
Frederic Frit of Portland, son of Mr.
1
DAUGHTER OF D R.iALBERTY
Sr. Ada Alberty, Specialist for Adults
...... . uj Children.
Tou may have a stubborn ease of
chronic stomach trouble and you are
thin and emaciated and want to gain
in flesh, or you may have some other
chronic ailment which you wish to be
free from, and for which you have
tried many remedies without result-
If you are seeking, health try my
system. - - . .. . ,-
I positively guarantee to help any
chronio ailment and to cure any case
cf stomach trouble evhere my direc
tions are followed. - I treat the follow
ing diseases successfully: Goiter, in
somnia, rheumatism, all stomach and
intestinal disorders, tuberculosis, - in
fantile paralysis and all, diseases of
women and children. 612-12 Broadway
Bldg. Main 6689. JRes. Tabor 6528.
America's
Greatest
Cigarette
; a end Egyptian QgarrOa tn thiViM
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HOTEL
CORNELIUS
teb soxrsa or vblookb
5 3
s Park and Alder Streets
- rortland. Or.. -
In the theatre end shopping
district, one block from, any
carline. . Bates 11 per day
and up. With bath, (1.60 per
day and up. : Take our Brown
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a. w, cowrszjxrs, Tr'
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FORvSALE
Two Very Attractive Houses
i 6 and 7 rooms. including sieeoing
, porch, hardwood floors, fireplace,
furnace, built-in bookcases and buffet.
Detch kitchen, breakfast room and
outside sentry: tile bathrooms: cement
prarajre 12x2ft with each house; finest
vw in L&uranunt, racing on tast
! Glisan st. in the block east of office;
; these are two of the best built houses
in Laurel burst; built by day work.
For further information phone East 832.
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1 Holmes & Mencfee
t : . aos Jtatlway UMbenge Bldg.
- X. jT. WATTS A.
r . formerly with
A. C T. BTTBZSA1
;. now with ' .
Ruenitz Florist
471a Wasbinrton St. rhone
Mar. 8333. Artlatio floral
desirus ana decorations.
FUNERALS
Beautiful adtat plush ot mm ft
broadcloth - casket, wa-N 1 ,
btlaiaf, rough tea. V "
: hearse, we Hmousiaes aaa I V
serrteeg foa.. ........... . - . j..-
More reasonable funerals if de- :.
; sired for 320. $40. 30. Higher
price funerals In proportion. - We
make our own caskets. Lady as -slatsnt.
Private funeral chapal,
SSZXiZiZrS a f IBAC3Tt -"
ledepeadent mserat zreetore
Wasmngton and Klla fctreeta, '
Phone Main 2691. A-TSS.
and . Mrs. Fred FriU... owner of the
Villa- St. Clara apartments. - -
Those who won the A. B. degree are
John Friedman of Alton. Iowa; Joseph
Heesacker of Forest Grove, and: J. J.
Klinglesmith Of : Marlon. Ind.' The
graduates . from the academic apart
raent were Frederic rFrit. . Portland;
Julius Kemmerlch and Karl May of
Mount - Angel; - Edwtn . ; Mayer, The
Dalles;. Harold Sproul of Ontario, and
Leo Walsh of Salem. '
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Thaw to Get JoryiTriaL
Albany; NT June 18.-1. N. 8.)
The state-supreme court ruled .today
that Harry K.: Thaw, slayer of Stan
ford White, was entitled 'to a trial 'by
jury, to -determine the question of his
sanity. - . w
WANT:- AD RATES
In effect October i,
ALT. PREVIOUS RATKS CANCELLKS
. CUAAQED ADVE&TISSIUCNXS
- Dally or tund)r. .
- 1U cents par word pat toscrtioB. '
; This .charge to tow all claniflcattooe, es
ceptlux "Vor Kent is Private VajnUy," 'Booa
and Board in "Private ramilr," '"Sltnatloa
WaatMl." end "Waute3 to Hear ads, waick
art ltt cents per word per lnaertloo. -l
ad ebarged for letm thaa-15 seats. V,
CASH ADV2KXI3MMT8
-1 U eaato ir word for all' la10catlot,
ezeeptiag "Vot ' Eent ia private VtmUj,"
'Boom aa Beard is Pr.ate ratcily," "Situa
tion Wanted" ,and "Wasted to fieot" a da.
waick are 1)4 cuta per word. . CooaeceUre
laaertion of 'caah want ada: ..a
: S iztaertteas tat tba price of S. .
T inaartiirna frr Tht price of &.
41
OREGON LODGE! NO. 101,
. A. F. & A. M. Special
communication tomorrow
a (Saturday) evening at 7:0
.o'clock. - Work in the F. C
-degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.-By order of the W.
M. y LESLIE S. PARKER.. Sec.
- SUNNYSIDB LODGE. U. Dl
E. 34th and JTamhUl sts.
Special communication this
: evening, 7:30 o'clock. -Work
in E. A. degree. Order W.
M. ED. M. LANCE. See.
DANCE to be given by the Fraternal
Brotherhood, Friday, June 18,' at
Manchester Hall, 85 fith st. Good
time assured. Admission SSc. By
committee, i
ZJitiF Statistics
MLAKUIAliK UtCKXSES
Chartea K. He Ins. 426 Bodnev . irraM.
leeal. and atarr Tarlor. eziiU Kmiart avenna.i
legal. - . ,
AiDert lMrner, W7 East Eleven ta treet.
Iecal. and Laora L Faaaler- 307 aat Elarentk
treat, -legal.
Claude O. - Toamc, 801 Bast Vtrhty-flftb
atreet,. North, 26. and feeaaie A. Ba mbi, j77
Beat SaTenty-fiith tract, 20.
Ernest E. Merges, 1011 Teoo buUdlbg, legal,
and Laila Oabur ua Auaplond 625 Vlalo street,
legal. - : - , -a ...
frank B. lwla, J023- East lrrin street,
legal, and Muriel M. Loeaa. 1045 Kaat Attest
treet. legal..-- - .- '-A ,
Albert 1 Krattae. S2S Thirteenth - street.
legal, aad 8opaie Itellar, 874 Nortarap street.
iegai. v. . - -
Carl F. Derermark, 1084 Eaat Grant a tree,
lesal, and KdUa B. Bimert. 304 Boas street,
?lcboaa Voreas. BIO Jefferson atteet. Xa.
and Helen gtarron, BIO Jefferson street 33.
W.Aa. Smith & Coi-S
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
DRJESS suits for rent, all siseav Weique
Tailoring Co.. S0 Stark st. -
BIRTHS
PKTTEY To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pettay,
487 Union avenoe, June e, a sae.
MOUNCK To Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
." Mounee. 770 York street.' Iuimt 13. aaaaad
a dausbtcr, 1 '
SCHL BltBT To Mr. and - Mrs. WUliaja
Schubert. 757 Eaat Elgbtfc street, June 10,
s daughter.
JBRYS50N To Mr. end Mrs. ired J. Bryera.
161 Kast Seven ty-eigbtb street. Joae 7, a
see. ' ' --'.f-.
a.LX,K To Mr. aad Mrs. a. B. Allen, soa
Kaat rittr-second street. Jose J. s oeusb
ter.
JOHJiSON Te Mr. and Mrs. Matbew 3. John
son, 124a uaispoeu street, done , a soe.
HELT To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B. Helt, 44
Bast rrty-uurd street, norm, Apru XI, a
AlUtliO To! Mr. and Mrs. AleUe. ' 188 MUl
street-Jane 10. a son. -
YOU KG To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Forest Young.
449 Bidwell svenas. Jane 10, a -son. -HUME
To Mr. and Mrs. Percy E, Hone, 1T08
Bast Klereath street, Jon ft, a daashter.
JENNINii To Mr. and Mrs. Joba Jenalnff, BOS
- Kaat syeTtnta street, apru x. a oaasnter.
EIKK-tTo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kikes, , 731
Unloa aTenue, Jane 14. a eoo.
OUKZO To Mr. and Mra. Kick oase, 5714
. Fif tv-aarenth STenne. Jane 9. a daotthter.
JAMBOB Te Mr. and Mra. James Jambor, 161
. East sixtr-aiam street, June ww a aanga-
ter. - A "- , - - -- : -' " - - -
UUATUS AND FUKUKALS 73
STUAKT In this city, Jane 17, 1915. at his
- residenoa, 56fl Tbird street, Harry C. 8 taut.
arxl 4T veara and IS tiara. Deceased is sur
vived by a widow, Mrs. Alice ataart, a fatber,
A. B. Stuart, two siatera, Mrs. Harry Boyd
sad Mra. CO. Hopaina, also alx brothers,
STB., A. V, B. M., y. O., W. Ovand Fred
Stuart; tare nieces, Mrs. wiona voian or
San Francisco, Oal.: Mrs. Veda refer and Miss
Edith Stuart ot- this cltyj. nephew, Stuart
Hopkins, deceased, -was a member of Webfoot
r.amn. No. OS. W. O. W. and Multnomah Ka
sine eompany No. 2. Reroaiaa are at the par
lors of the Skewes nadertaJtinf company, cor-
ner Third ana t;iay. f ni" nonce ii.gr.
A RATA Jane 17, . at the Arata farm, Irene
tar of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Arata. Funeral
will , tilra nlaea-f rom liUDOinr A - McKntre'B
chapel aatnrday. June 1, at l;SO p. J- Serr
lcea at St. Francia ctjorcb, corner East TwelftbJ
and Pno streets, 8 eeioea. venas mwmo.
Interment MOUPI irrary oenjetrry,
DWYEBV The' funeral services of the late Wil-
Uaai H.Uwyar will do osia Hwsai ufl.
.t in a'rinrk a- m.. at the residence s
tabllahment of J. P.r Flnlpr, Boo. Moat
omerr at fifth. Frienin invited. Interment
at TUverrlew cemetery.
DOUGUEBXX June 18, at the reaidenee, .600
- Baleish St.. Grace Donsherty, aged SO
veers wife of the lata Uogh Dougherty and
hoasla sf Joaa 'McIoghlia. Kotice ot funeral
later.
tXT.is(SN EUas Ellison. 3743 East Slstjfirst
street. Jane 16. 7 years; senility, i v
street, June Ut. 68 years: eaietDOma.
BBAWLJ&X Clair Auam Bmwtey. 283 Wln-
GODATBD lewis A. Godard, Patton iiome,
June 14. 8B years: chronic bronchitis.
DICK BY Emma s Dickey. Willamette river.
MA BrfUAUur-George Washtagton Marshall
v..rtlnc) ueneral hoapUel. June 14, b yean;
piinonla. .,,. ' "
JOHNSON John K. Johnson, Uooton, Or..
. jane j b. ., - -.
BBlKSOLlyr Peter Belnholdt, 14 Wvialon.
, - j 1 in wt AOs eiH w ai si . swr .-"-w-
DUrX--'rha DntXy. 4T; East Twelfth
street. June W. ai years ; cerebral hecaor-.
OoEBERG-rAlTO G.-OoWv
.. avenue, pvninw . -
lary murrvawi.
MAHX1M s -FORBES CO florists. 4t
v..h Mala 1S9. A-13. Flowers for
ail occasions aronicauy ammi w.
CIARKEl BROSu florists. 387 Morrison
et, Main or a-i - ww
and floral designs. - No branch atorea.
FUNERAL PIRECTOBA
A.R.ZeiierCo East 1083. Ol 01 8.
est a AAJ.e Tsw astJ en f asVi e eterlia
3ienywu a-'gy u sjs w ive.
X"' fa- KlkNWOBIii H ev CO. CaUs
promptly - answered in all parts of
d. I ft O. F bldg., Lentg. Tabor 37.
r Walter Ken worthy i ;
1388-1534 E, 11th. Sellwood 71, B-llJt.
Hamilton & 0tl and Glisan.- Fu
aiTi II IVi I neral services. Tabor 481 3.
RT D,,m Williams and KnotC
i t Dyrne 'Eaat mt, 0-1343.
f3fT A DOnM Undertakers. Kat 100,
8 9-3 71 Russell st.
UMIVVJVJH , M.
6183r A-2223. 4 15 Mor.
OICIACQ Undertaking Co, Main 4143
UlL. ft lVJ A-2S
5tl. Cor. 8d end Clay.
iKEl-JZrt c fenook. B-1252, T. 12&8. 102
iielmoni. at situ, juauy attenoant.
tOi l!
A splendid residence unaert&king ee
tablisnment, - with private driveway.
. , i J. P. F1NLEY SON. i
1 Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN. the leading
funeral director, 334 "3d st- corner
Salmon. .Lady assistant. Phouee A
16U. Mala OT. A . V:-i .A U-
: Fi S. Dunning, Inc.
East 6ide - Funeral Dtreetorsv: 414
East Aider st. gast , tt-aoae.
r..-i O r nndartakaraT
uuiinuigo iviuciuetJ M o d e m m
every- detail. t "Broad way and Pine sts;
Kroaoway eae, a-o. taay assiswtpy
Prittrnknrc Kiliingsworth ave.
lawn: 3308. C-113S. Lady embalmer. -MILLER
& TRACY, independent fu-
neral directors. Prices low as 320, $40,
160. Wash, and Ella, M. 2381. A-788S.
P. I a. LERCH. leading east side under.
taker. K. 11th efc Clay. B-1888. E. 781.
l .Schanen-Blair Co. .
MARBLE AND ' GRANITE WORKS.
'Largest stock Of fine msrble and
granite in Portland. Beautiful granlt
from our Oregoa auarry. -187 Haw
thorne ave. - East 6668. '
5E
BLASINS"6ftANl
zeTsma at coo, madisom.
PORTLAND MARBLE WKB. 264-268
. 4th st. pp. city hall. M. 8R4. A-1S18
i FOR SAIJ2 HOUSES
61
-For. Sale , : ;
! Summer Residence ' -l
. i , at , .
r Newport, Oregon
' ,
Seven room house, plate glaea win
dows in fvent. with magnificent view
of beach, ocean, and bay.' Ideally lo
cated. . Will be sold very reasonably.
Address - -
r Valley Real Estate Co.
1 CARLTON. OREGON.
ativ. -vrvrT rjrviifiWfi nv-iw A cWiPf
$1850 EasyTerms $1 850,
1 HAWTHORNE. BUNGALOW. -
i- . - - 427 R. 43I ST .
Brand new 5 room bunzalow. hard
wood , floors, - sleeping porch, attic,
beamed ceiling,, double constructed, 7
foot concrete basement, - cement floor,
electric fixtures, built In effects, east
front lot, beat built and ''best buy in !
foruana toasy. near z car una iun
Hawthorne car to 43d st. - Owner, A.
ixtner. iast 5466. -
PROPERTY SHOWN 12 TO B DAILY.
STRAWBERRY PtCNIC .
SUNDAY. -. JUNE 20TH '
At Stanley,; free to : ail ' that wish to
come. Acre of berries to pick from
and picnic grounds. . Bring your lunon
and spend the day. v, We want you to
get acquainted with Stanley and see
what opportunities we have to offer
xor i a suouroan nome. Att ' cars vn
minutes 'ride from let and Alder sts.;
JOci fare r He by book. Will be
some one at station to direct you to
ncnio grounas ana oerry paten, wnicn
s near oy.
We will build in any
- part of city ,
HOMES .
Costing-from $1000 to
324,000. Also apart
ments and lists. We
have money to loan.
Call and see plans.
, F. E. BOWMAJO
sV CO, -Commercial
Club bldg.
Half Price.
3 : room nlastered house, nice garden.
price $440, terms $250 cash, balance $
per month.- . - ,
t ; WILLIAMS RKALTI VO . .
Tabor 4934. -' -': s::-
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
House, g rooms, on W-W carl Inn.
fruit and shade trees, chicken house
and yards, H -block of land for im-
S roved ranch- Oregon or Calif ornla.
wners only. See owner at 4111 66th
ave S. E., Portland. Or. -
HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW, $2150.
-New 6 rooms, full basement, shades
and fixtures. A real bargain. B. 3 9 th,
corner near -Hawthorne ave. John J
jKarnopp, ty, isxen. bldg,
WHY pay rent when we will build you
a $ room bungalow on a 76x100 lot,
for only $560; $100 down, 310 a month;
best home value in the city. This is
on the west-side, 16 ml n. ride. 6c fare,
city water. M. E.' Lee, 505 Corbett bldg.
rose city Park.
Southeast corner 45th Sandy boule
vard, brand new, a rooms; go see this;
it's a bararain and easy terms; eee thin
before you buy for price and ; terms.
Phone Tabor 54g3. - y
- ... -v.,. iJltA tor AJr - , .
5 room, modern -house. 33 1-3x100 ft.
lot.! Street improvements in and paid.
Total price $1350, $300 cash, bat. - at
$15 ner month. Includlnr Interest. No
trade, no agent.- U-013. Journal.
E
LANS $6 . PLANS) $3
ET US PLAN YOUR BUNGALOW-
LET US BUILO YOU A BUNGALOW,
EASY TERMS. PAY LIKE KENT.
M. A. WILLIAMS, 600 McKaY BLDG,
- - .rfSALE OR RENT, ,
House. 7 rooms and sleepina oorch.
all- modern. Cor, 60x100, one block
west of W-Wcr, eor.;E. 39th St. and
49th ave. S. B. -
SACRIilCfi $5000 borne for $3500; 7
rooms, garage, on good car line, hard
surface, good ; district. walking dis
tance; must have some cash. owner.
Z-419, Journal
FOR SALE 1 6-room bungalow, 14
room house, M block of ground, in
Albany, Or., price $2800. Write a G.
Molt Rrlarhton. Colo.
MODERN a . room house in , desirable
J-la)4e4At. wkglsifr" an a1 1 tnw anilltv. aa e m
UtDVUVal" aaeww svs W4a : a a, est
sacrifice; a real r bargain. - - Sanders,
Main 7760. a-"" ; . - -a;-, . ...
6 ROOM modem house, with or with-
' out furniture, frut trees, also small
fruits and garden, ' $8000, email pay
ment down,- 760 Borthwick et. -
CLASSY- new modern 5 room bunga
low cheap; cash or .terms, $1650.
Tabor no.
$1260 EQUITY in modern 6 room bun
galow in Laurel burst for $47$ cash.
Owner, lap? i. urani w. xaoor- 436.
$lg04Irvington new home, oak floors.
fireplace; $00 loss; terms confiden
tial. Y-680. Journal. '
FOR v SALE New - room ' modern
house. S7 Sumner. W.
FOIV AXE LOTS
10
STRAWBERRY PICNIC ; ,
a ? ' SUNDAY, v JUNE 20TH
At' Stanley, free .to aU that wish to
come. Acre of berries to pick from
and picnic grounds. Bring your lunch
and spend the. day. We want you to
get . acquainted with Stanley and see
what opportunities we have to off tr
fop a- suburban borne. All carp m
Katacaoa lino stop i oiantey, onty v
minutes 'ride from 1st and Alder eta!
10c fare- or; 5c by book. Will be
some one at station to direct you to
plcnie grounds n berry patch, which
i -near by. -" ,.---. - -
TWO lots on Oregon City carline; Jen
nings Lodee etation. ." 31-5 each;
your own terms. Owner.' Tabor 1618.
16
QUARTER acre tract for 3350 110
down. 33 a month. Best value-In the
city.- This property is located on west
side. IS ' roin. car ride. 6eLfare. city
water, M: bl. 606 Corbett bldg.
' ACftKAOE
a?
STKAWBKKRY" PICNIC
SUNDAY, JUNE 20TH
At 8taaiey, free to all that wish to
come. Acre of berries to pick from
and picnio ground, Bring your lunch
and spend tne day. We want you to
get acquainted with Stanley and see
what opportunities we have . to ezfer
for a suburban home. All . care on
Kstacada line stop. at Stanley, only 30
minutes .'ride from 1st and Alder eta.;
10e -fare or 6o by book. - Will be
some one' at station to direct you to
picnic s rounds and -berry patch, which
is near by.
4 acres., l mile from end of car-
line,' 1 mile -from good school, on
good county road, 6 W acres .cleared
and In. fruits and erops; about 1 acre
seeded to clover, reat all slashed and
good -pasture; 3 houses, 1 fruit, houtm
with cellar,- email ehlcken house with
parks, two woodsheds, good barn and
food well; 3 plows and email tools, 1
ack, 1 milk .cow. fresh last month.
Price $1500; will take good team aa
part payment. Addison liash, owner.
Bifton. - Wash. -- . , . --:
CH1CKKN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electric sta
tion mile. New subdivision. Bun
shine valley Orchard tracts; best soil,
free wood; elecant location. iPriees
only 876 to $160 per acre In small
tracts: easy terms. Frank McFarland
Realty Co.. 30 Yeon bldg.. PortUnd, Or.
Gibson Half. Acres. ;...
: Good soil.-tjity Awater; ; close to ear
line, easv terms: -will build to Suit
purchaser - Phone Marshall 1335. - or
Kenwood 47. jonn ii. uipson, owner,
40 acres stump land on good county
road, adjoining highly improved
farms, "2 miles rrom Boring or ' Bar
ton. 330 per; acra., A. J. Dwj;er, 417
Yeon bldg. a-v -----.. - ; - - t
10 ACRES at bargain, close in, near
- Mt Hood electric and Base Line ;
high and- sightly; small house, well,
fruit trees, etc Owner. Y-034, Journal,
FOR RENT Acre on west side, easy
Kalk.inr diatancei. 3 houses, barn.
fruit galore, suitable for truck, garden'
ing, only 16 per. oa 17a
W1IKN ycu answer these .Want .Ada,
mention Tha Journal. '
' - . SUBURBAN ACBISAGlfl
RIVER frontage acre tract, improved:
6 room modern house, garden and
fruit; price 83000. Phone 8-K. Oak
grove,! or write W. A Copleu, Oea
grove. - - . - - -
For. sajLEpj nMs
STOCK BUSINESS.
Ala the best oavlnsr business that you
can possibly invest your' money in,
pays the largest returns on the invest
ment, the aaf eat. and will always be
the safest Investment a man can place
his- monev in. I nave two or tne zin
est, oompletely equipped stock ranches
in central Oregon, . has alfalfa land
and' lots of pasture land. On account
of other business the owner lias in
structed me to sell at a sacrifice for
cash or- one-third cash, balance. 6 in
teresc i If you are looking tor a high
class stock ranch at a low price, it
will, pay you to see me at once.
J. L. ROBINSON, BC5 Corbett bldg.
: - 1 40 Bushels Per Acre
If yo"u can raise 40 bushels of wheat
per acre and can buy the land for $30
per acre-, wouldn't it be a good invest
ment Can you do -this in the Willam
ette valley T Ton will have to show
me. I am from Kansas. I can sell
160 acres or more at $20 per acre. C
6o ACRES; do not claim, best, next
oest, in crop, new nouse. Darn, norses,
new wagon, harness, cow, 120 chick
ens, household goods if wanted; cen
ter ot Pollc county, macadam roads.
Write 1 for description. Price conv
plete, J $8600. r KX-461. Journal.
ONE of the finest farms' in the valley
on . the Willamette river, highly Ira-
? roved, for sale, at a very low price,
or cash only. If you are looking for
a well Improved, completely stocked.
ana equipped piace, come ami see me,.
j,-! HUBiwsuw, bua jorpeti piag.
SALE, rent- or trade, S acres, all in
crop, with cow and 30 cords of-wood,
near Vancouver carline. See Route 2,
POX: BJ, vaireouver. yvaan.
IF you ar looking for good ouye or ex
changes of eastern Ore. wheat land
do not fau: to see Keller Deal. Suits
314. Lumber Ex. bldg .Portland. Or.
STOCK ranch for sale or exchange.
cheep, by owner.. -Owners answer.
Phone Tabor 1641.-
FOn RENT FARMH
14
Eatacada, 10 acres, in city limits, E
acres garden, 4 acres stock; range, 1
acre park, running water; also city
water ;in house,- free; 6 room cottage,
barn, chicken house, . electric- carline,
rent $10 month. - - . .
-; 11 Main 6129. 723 Cham, of Com.
FOR RENT Dairy farm, 311 acres, on
Columbia river; no stock on place,
8 room house, running water, 3 barns,
milkhoose. 43 2d at. B. -
- FAltMS WAKT1CD
REiM Pit BUY 38
WAJiamaii improved "farm. Have
5 room modern cottage, clear of Incumbrances.-
Might assume some. ; O'
car Aioercon, tne n. win v
WANTED Small dairy, farm. 4 to 6
cows, with milk route. X-658. Jour
nal. " - ' ' A A - ' - -- ' -- '
HOMESTEADS
47
; Canadian Homesteads ,
J. N. -Grieve, Canadian Immigration
agent : for this - state, will be at the
Hotel Seward on Saturdsy-- this weet
to meet people interested in western
Canada. ' "
KXCHANGK JUAX ESTATE 24
MY up-to-date room house on 100x100
, corner la -Portland, 1 9 k acres,
mile from Clatskanie, value tor both
$4000; mortgage $1600. Trade equity
for improved farm not less than 2(1
acres, on county road. If real value,
will itssume some. - Q-179, Journal. -
FOR SALE or trade for large cows, an
ideal 1 acre chicken ranch; build
ings; all. fenced, fruit trees, etc., at
Lebanon, Or.; blocks from P. O. For
particulars address, R. Bottenberg.
westport. Wash. - -
WANT HOUSE. $2500 TO $3o(.0. '
$500 cash and 6 acres land on Oregon
City line, fine soil, level, almost ready
to plow. -Includes 3 heifers, fresh in
September; will not - assume large
mortgage. : naoor neiiwnw jvae,
ACREAGE, improved and unimproved
near Beaverton. to exchange for Port
land property. Oregon Investment Cow
403 Rotncmiq oiag.
TO TRADE House and lot in Port.
land for. good lease and dairy outfit.
Phone Woodlawn 1S6, or 108 E. 19th
St. N. " - ,
1 ROOMS nicely furnished for house
keeping. for lots, auto, diamonds or
anything of value." Owner -leaving
lown, ' ii b r, fin
i20 ACRE coast stock ranch with stock
and tools, will exchange for. farm
Missouri . or Arkansas. Chance. 142 V
2d st.
FIVE room bouse with bath, closet and
pantry; improvements In; toexwliange
for -acreage or- grocery store; $2760.
Y-giat journal;
WILL exchange good property la-Van.
. couver. ,B. C, for good ranch in
Oregon. lAddress, Vernon Broa, eJO
Granville st, Vancouver. B. C. i.
EXCHANGE a good lot. valued at is 00,
my equity $400, for a Ford car., 913
E. 18th N.--Call Woodlawn 9t9. ;
THRKH , lota at Hill man. ba.nka.blo
note, for $110 and some cash, tor m
room t n g nouee. jau aiain 3i.
fczo ACHtH Kansas wheat land; will
exchange for city or valley prpperty.
Chance, 142 a st.
VH A T have you to trade for two 7
room nouiM-Bi rigr.-- itn-oTtit a Tg,
POU SALE LOTS
ii... i
FOR M.VL1C 40 acre- tract
cleared, on county road i t
school, 3 miles from Mit In h. t
Nehaiem valiev. s mile!, from r .
lost building: price $1500, $.-' t
balance Portland property. 1 or i
ther information call r wrtto ov i,
Dave McMnllen. Mtft. Or.'
ALFALFA LAN WANTi.D
For 10 acre orchard; 8 room mo
home; S room modern home: 1 vu
lot; well located; all Jn Caldwell, 1
ho. Will trade all or part for ld.it
Washington or Oregon tt.lfn.lt a r it
Price $17,600. Will not assume run,
Lueddemann Co.. '913 Cham, of I '.
CANADIAN pateut wortti $7uu; l-
for city property worth tifcot. .
take auto pxt payment. Box ia.
tavlila. Or. .
wanted tu:al lstat::
WANT HOUSE. $S500 TO $3n a0.
$500 cash and 6 acres land on Cr
City line, fine soil, level, almost r
to plow, includes 3 heifers, r,-rii
September: will - not tutxumt i-r
tnortgare. Tehor 657g, hellwno-l l -
WANTED Bungalow or email 1
"as investment. Owner answer. ;
Phone." - This Is" no agent. Y-.
Journal. -
WANT to buy lot 50x100. ' l.-iyo .
ttate price. Q-4 43. Jourriw I.
'4
KOOMiftci noi:st:s
ROOMING' house, t-emraly KmhIi
Price. $300; only $100 tash; I.hI h
to suit. Clears $60 per mouth, c
619 Lumber Exchange Bldg., 2nd a
Stark gta.
6 k60M 'rooming houte, rl.lit 1.
tlon, low rent. Price $lut(t. C
be bevt for the money. Call 519 l.i
ber Exchange Bldg., 2nd and ytarV
WANTED Furniture for II. K, ro
ing Leuse. 10-15 rooms. V-6
Journal.
,.it
!. 1
It
-l-
38 ROOMS, clears $l.S, moy term.
43 traHnalent. clears t.uo; small iay
ment will handle.
14 rooms, rent 30, clears $75; ,$3u0
will handle.-
Bakery' shop, well equipped, stcnk
worth $200, fixtures $35o, nvtrneo re
ceipts $19 per day, clearing fjJ icc
month;.. price $$60 if taken at oiue.
A man with $50 to finance a payir.
Investment, :
" MtLLEltSUIP,
601 Tourney bldg. Main
MUSI sacrifice new ton and half i- i
' era! -truck, used only one laoniit.
complete with body, top and r
talnet will taae down and tnlii
in - monthly lmsLalluiento. Lit v i
months guarantee on truck
stands. If interested get bucV I
am forced to quick action. AJiuu
owner, v-t0, Journal.
BAEER- snap, dandy east aoe U-
tion. all nxtures m and rJy lor
business. Tne place wnere you i-u
make good, Adjustment Bureau, Port
land Ass'n. of Credit Men. too Cc:.i l.
block. .
A PAINTING and decorating con. t
ing establishment wanu an -ii-r-getlo
man to take intraat in t -itess.
600 required. Tola- win rn..
rou $li!5 per mo, now. Invent o u
his. It is O. K, 619 Lumber l.- ...
G.rttls,iSiOcfei and llower uiu.lt itjm
blned; clears aoove aloe per mon'i;
V ac. land aijoiujux: a room inuti.iu
house; . rentf for all. $40. l-iu.-e
$300 if taken at once. MlUerahip. fcui
Tournwy ; bldg. Main 184 .
YOUNG man wanted as partner i
established buainesa that, wilt cirr
you better tnan liuu per month; of ay
small capital required. Call 11 Lum
ber Exch. bldg., 2l end Blark. -
ACTIVE young man wauled for i -side
wora; anust give reference; t - .i
make $130 per .moaih. btnali Invest
ment, secured. Call 619 Lumber i-x-
c h ange bldg., 2d and Stark win.
LIGHT manufacturing- bunlii. part
ner wanted to attend store room,
etc. Only $250 neeaed, $125 per mount
for active man. Call 6l Lumber :U
change bldg., 2d and fitark
ESTABLlbHED undertaaicg b'.. -
close to Portland, well eettleti com
munity,, must sell; can be bought tor
less than half value. - Call 1031 Cham
ber of commerce.
FINE hydraulic . placer ground. iii
acres, near railroad, ready for imme
diate development; ail requisite Ulu-
ltles. journal.
AM leaving town; must eaorUice Kii- s
Heights waiting room cigar and run.
fectionery. Price $500. 771 Wah-
ington; ,A-7869,
CORNER grocery, cheap rent; discount
fixtures 60 per cent and stork 5 i'r
cent if .taken Monday. , 873 4th. A
1513. - - - ' ' ' ' '
GROCERY; ail cash bus-inesN; reason
able rent. Good location. . $5f0. An
other fine little grocery at $4oO. la
Lumber Kachange
OWNER Zt cash business; leavi-
city. Make you -$li& per monm.
Sacrifice at $150, A, Terms. P-all,
journal.
IF YOU want a good- paying ca.- i
business and can pay $76 cash nI
L75 later out of the business, call iJ
fumber Eachange.
NICELY furnished office suite; i
-typewriter and-all necessary oln-.e
fixtures, cheap rent. 619 Lumber J -
BARBER sho'p for sale oheap; i t
leave on account of sickness. -.. U
14th st. N.
JGLzfOUV CARD
.iflvT Rose City Prlntery. 3d et Tf i
1 000 Business Cards 7 60
Ryder Ptg. Co S.W. cor. 3d Se Mnrr t - n
SAVE money ou bsrber uppne. iuru
Cut. Barb, gup Co.. th.
UtblNHS OPPOIIXUN1AXLJ
WANTED ri
JEWELER wants location in town if
from aUU 10 2UO0 popuuuon. 1
thorough, bave bad 20 years' exr-ti-nce
have had. the watch In-pefi l.-i
for the C. U N. W. Railroad Co. i r
ties knowing of-er location ple-a?- a 1
dress R. R. Horner, Towuaend, .Mont,
giving what information posUie in
first better.
FOR HALE or trade. 10 a:re- i.r.r
rhandise up to $1650, time on balance
J. W. Chaffln, Cornelius, Or.
GENERAL merchandise store wuii-.
will exchange 60 acres, 6 miles we-t
of Portland, price $160 acre, 10 acres
cleared. K-460, Journal. ; '
MONET TO LOiUI
REAL. U3TATI2
BUILDING loan on city and fcuour
ban property; money advufiei
Work progresses. W. G. Beck, 315 t i-i-Ing
bldg. Main 8407. .-
wk. have money to lutta on your te
estate: viret moriwr oniy.
HAUAIOND MOKl'GAOK COMPA:.
7
423 lltimoer or U"irinerce
CAtiH paid for tnonaagea, oe. c -tracts;
mor'ftajt loans; re'up-
rates. F. H. Lewis Co., 3 tM 1
$10O.J0O on mortaagea, city aud i
property, jire iuiuiug, um-
ft Co.. Gerllnyer bid?.. 2d '"-I A'
MONEY to luiUt la aintunu ot t.
to $6040 on city property. A. ii. X. ..
701 oernntrer otog.
WILL loan you tuoaey to buiiJ 1 .
home, -if you own your wa let.
er cent. F-7, journal.
MONE1T to loan, $500 to $0001. v
terest, prompt action. R. W. l. . : ,
811 Journal bldg.
MORTGAGE loan at current
Real estate security. Aprly r
Stock Exchange, 3d snd Vt
jQlE you going, to borrow i.
1
- 1
if J
build a Dome! - Any arauum
own yovir own lot, ir-n. J""
. 1
$iv, $i0, $600. $S0, $iiiv), n.
W Oermsn Co. 914 V
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