THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1915.
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RECOVER FES PAID
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Attorney feeneral Brown So
Holds in Connection With
. Many. Demands Made."
: Salem, Or., June 21. Attorney Gen
eral Brown today held that foreign
corporations .- -which had paid fees to
the corporation department from 1903
to 1913, tinder the provisions of a law
requiring a graduated tax based on
capitalization. : cannot recover the . fees
so paid, although the law requiring the
tax was declared unconstitutional by ,
the Olfegon supremo court In. 1913.
Commissioner Schulderman, and means (
that all claims for refunds will be re-j
fused.
It was said today at the corporation J :
department that probably $100,000 was,
turn of the money have recently been
coming tn from foreign corporations
that have paid, and it Is considered
probable that a suit is contemplated.
The law was declared unconstitu
tional by the supreme court on the
ground tnat 11 was a ux onseo on iu
capital stock of the corporations, and
meant double taxation.
Attorney ' General Brown based his
opinion today largely on a decision of
the supreme court in the case of John
son against Crook county. In which It
was held that the amount of taxes
paid Into the state could not be recov
ered by tmy property holder, even if ft
law were declared' unconstitutional.
The corporation department, has re
cently received several demands from
corporations for the return of money
paid in, many of the claims totaling
$1000. -
No Business for
Saloons in Nehalem
alley Will Be Dry", la All Proba
bility, After July 1, Xduor Ken HT-
ing Tailed to Apply for Xdoense.
Nehalem, Or., June 21. After July 1
the Nehalem valley will be as arid as
a. dessert as far as saloons are con
cerned. The three resorts in the valley
will close their doors on that date,
probably never to reopen. Unfavor
able business conditions are the cause.
Until the first of the year there have
been four saloons In tbe valley two
at Nehalem and two at Wheeler.
About three months ago one of the
places closed by request of creditors
and the remaining stock was sold by
the sheriff. The proprietors of the
Other three assert they have been los
ing money since the first of the .year
end they will not venture another six
months.
The closing of the big mill at
"Wheeler .was a blow to the entire val-
i ley. It resulted in shutting down the
logging eamps in the district and
threw many men out of . work. Other
industries have suffered in conse
quence. The city councils of each city
; found no applications for liquor 11-
' This leaves both Nehalem and J
roent. They had planned on using the
license money for some needed im
provements on the streets and for re
pairs. Nehalem needs its $a00 license
money, and Wheeler could use its $215
to good advantage, but proposed work
will now have to wait until after the
next tax levy.
.Wife of Warden Is
Murdered in Prison
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Ios Angeles Comic Opera Prima
Sonne, Burned by Plena.
Joliet, 111., June 21. (I. N. S.) Sus
pected of the murder and cremilion of
Mrs. Edmund M. Allen, .wife of the
warden of the state penitentiary here,
and before her marriage Odette Maizee
Bordeaux of Los Angeles, a comic opera
prima- donna, Joseph Campbell, a negro
convict, today was held In solitary con
finement. Av formal .charge was ex
pected to be made later.
- Mrs-Allen's charred body was found
in 'her bed in the warden's suite earlv
yesterday, A wound in the temple'
gave rise to the belief that she had
been wholly or "partly stunned by a
hlAV wtth a Vi v ' tirntai hnttT. fmi1
V ... wt J . ' . . - V . A WV,
close to the bed, and her nightclothes
soaked with . alcohol and Ignited.
Campbell lived In the warden's apart
ments, acting as a house servant.
Banquets sCut Off,
' Youth Pitches Hay
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2Tye Oberg-, Riverside, CaL, Student, j
Has Sad Awakening After Pooling i
. natives With Alleged P else Stories, j
Riverside, Cal., June 21. (U. P.)-'
Nye Oberg, the Riverside polytechnic
Jtuga school student whose extraordi
nary fake performance, claiming to
have, won a peace debate in Kansas
City which never occurred, and who
was feted and flattered until the truth
was made public, is working today in
tlfo hay fields near Ferris.
: 4v Oberg failed to graduate here, not
'because of his fantastic . entry into the
: realms of pure fiction, but because he i
flunked in physics. Psychologists are
trying to find the causes which actu
ated the young man In his strange
course. : '
AGED MAN IS PAROLED
- San Quentin, CaL. June 21. CP. N.
S.) Dr., Wlllard P. Burke, who is serv-
ing a seven year sentence for an at-!
: tempt to kill with dynamite Miss Lu- !
etta Smith and her baby, of which she !
I says , he Is the father, was today bo-j
tified tbat he had been granted a pa- '
role by tbe state board of pardon.
Burke formerly - conducted a sani
tarium at "Santa Rosa. Miss Smith was
a nurse. Five years ago dynamite was
exploded beneath the tent in which she
-and the 1 1-months-old baby were sleep
ing. Burke fought conviction for three
years and spent a fortune. He is 75
years - ol3. The parole - takes effect
next month.'
Robbers Kill Victim
i Los Angeles, June ,21. P. N. S.)
Death won in a race against a high
powered automobile for: the' life of
Juan Diaz, who was found beaten by
robbers near Saugus. early today. Diaz
died at the; receiving hospital, here a
few minutes after he recovered' con-'
eclousness long enough -to 'describe the
men .who, attacked him. ,.- .. . a 4 .
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BOYS TAUGHT TO LIVBCLEANER, BETTER LIVES
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Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, left to right Rev. J. D. Corby, scout master; Howard Smytbe, Kenneth Barbour, Ralph Joplin, Malcolm Ras
musHon, William Thompson (supported), Ralph Geisey, Paul DeKoney, John Bradley, Robert Barbour (supported), James Lively, Ed
Mullen, Alfred Clough, Carrol Baker, Verne Preston (supported). '
Portland has three bqy scout organ
izations which are teaching boys to
liva better lives and get more enjoy
ment out of the commonplace things.
Tbe most recent appearance of these
boy scouts was in the Rose festival
celebration, when boys dressed in. the
regulation kakbl uniform: and march
ing perfectly attracted so much favor
able attention. The organisation which
appeared in the fraternal and indus
trial "Parade was troop No. 1, in charge
of Ray. ' James X. Corby, pastor of tbe
First Universal church, who introduced
the boy scout work here.
x While this, la tbe original troop there
are two other troops, one of them be-
ins connected, with the $econd United
Brethren church - and the other the
Lenta . Methodist Episcopal church.
Superintendent to
Practice Law?
La Qrande, Or, June 21. Efforts to
prevent George T. Cochran, superin
tendent of water division No. 2, from
acting as one of the attorneys for the
plaintiff in a damage action against
the Grand Ronde Lumber company
for alleged damages claimed to have
been sustained from defendant's de
fective engines in cauglnp-a fire, con
suming plaintiffs grass and property
along the right of way of the com
pany's logging raisroad, have failed.
The case, was previously set for trial
tcdayf ' but Saturday a motion was
made to prevent Cochran from further
acting as an attorney, his name hav
ing appeared on the papers filed In the
case. . - 1 r - . 4:
THe - lumber company's attorney
claimed Cochran had no right to prac
tice law while he was water superin
tendent. :
Judge Knowles ruled, however, that
since Cochran had been admitted to
practice in all the courts of the state,
by tbe supreme court, and had prac
ticed for years, both before and after
his election as water superintendent,
he had no alternative but to recognize
him the same as- any other attorney.
The court said if 'Cochran's conduct
was not -proper in so doing, the law
affords any aggrieved party a remedy
by proceeding against him.
Mr. Cochran has recently returned
from a long absence in southeastern
Oregon od business in connection with
his of f icq as water superintendent. He
has not appeared in any case this
term, but on the damage case being set
for trial, the motion was filed.
Cochran la senior member of the law
firm of Cochran & Eberhard, and that
firm recently secured the affirmance
of a $5000 judgment against tbe lum
ber company.
Prize Baby Scalded.
Marshfield, Or., ; June 21v Yernon
Prow, age 15 months, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Prow of North Bend.' was fright
fully scalded by falling into a tub of
hot. water. The child won the highest
prize loving cup In the recent baby con
test held in North Bend.
When writing or calling on adver
tisers, you will confer a favor by men
tioning The Journal. (Adv.
Tickets to Eastern
either direction to
qpSO
Tillamook Seashore Resorts
Wonderful
Scenery, Enticing " Trout Streams
Miles of Glorious Sand Beach. , - t
Low Round-Trip
Season tickets
.Week-end
Portland to Garibaldi Beach Points. ' Proportional Low
. . . Fares to Other Beach Resorts. '. "
- . Booklets on the" Exposition. : California, Tillamook and.Kewport at City . i iv
f Ticket Office. Sixth Street., Corner Oak; Union Depot or East Morrison. . . A-
SOUTHERN paofsc
John M. Scott; General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Jk - -?v rSSrJ'T liS lirw.-iv-:
Both of 'these aire much younger than
troop No, 1, however. ,- ;
The Boy Scouts of America Js an
organization; which provides an influ
ence for physical strength, for moral
cleanliness and for public service. It
teaches boys to know something of the
world about them, helps them to mas
ter the rudiments' of . useful arts and
equips them for -the best citizenship.
In no way is It a military organiza
tion, but as a matter of fact, just the
opposite.. Those who have charge of
the work are firm advocates of peace.
Members of troop No. 1 are already
making plans to greet ex-President
Taft when he reaches here in August.
Mr. Taft Is national vice-president of
the Boy Scoutsi of America. The boys
expect - to act as h is escort : while In
Portland. . f: 1
Hi! Mystery! But
' Maybe Automobile
Was a Cole Car
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Salem, Or., June 21. Follow-
j ing the discovery that a car, 0
loaded witn furniture - and an
automobile, Aprili 28. at Cathay,
N. 1)., contains coal instead, the
$ railroad commission is making 4ft
i an effort today i, to solve the t
roysjery for H.I W. Riedesel,
who billed the car for Aums-
ville. Or. K
Railroad, officials .are unable Dt
to explain what became of the
furniture and automobile.
Submarines Will Be ;
Topic ; at Luncheon
John SffcWulty, Vantical Ztepert, wm
ZlxTlaln Coiurtruction off Craft Sa
rora Xotary Clnb.
It is to bo "Submarine "Warfara Day"
at the Rotary club luncheon. 'tomor
row at the Benson hotel. Members
are anticipating a highly inUr eating
program. - -
John McNdlty, nautical expert-" In
the United States hydrographic office,
will give a talk on the submarine,
while R. R. Johnson, an attorney, will
discuss under-water craft from a legal
standpoint, pointing out the laws that
relate to it.
Charles E. Cochran will be . chair
man of the day. , -
Seattle Entertains Creditmen.
Seattle. Wash, Jpne 21. (U. P.)
The Seattle Association of Credit Men
Is entertaining today 103 eastern dele
gates ' to the. convention of the Na
tional Association of Credit Men, held
recently at Salt Lake City.
Lee Reaches Seattle.
Seattle, Wash., June 2L (U. P.)
Making, his first visit as' chief ex
ecutive, W. S. Lee, grand president of
the American Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, arrived: in Seattle this
morning; from Portland, i :
the SajFe Way
To California Expositions. Every mile protected by Automatic Electric
Block Safety Signal. Scenery unsurpassed on the American Continent.
4 Fine Trains Leave IdO A. M, 12:30 P. M.
Paily Portland 3:50 P. M, 8:15 P. M. i
To Sari Francisco
Return Limit 30 Days.
$32.50 Ninety-Day Limit.
$52.25 to Sari Diego and
Summer Excursions
Points on sale daily via California with stop-overs in
visit the expositions., Ten days' stop on way tickets.
and
Fares , - j
:...$4.oo;
.$3.00;
Week-end
While the troop was organized by
Dr. Corby, Its membership is not con
fined to the church membership, and
there are a large-number of boys who
are members who are In no way con
nected with the .First Unlveraallst
church,
Officers of troop No. 1 are scout
master, J. D. Corby; assistant scout
master, Frank Bradley; patrol leader,
eagle patrol, John Bradley; assistant
leader, Alfred Clough; -patrol leader,
Howard Smyth, wolf patrol; Ralph
Geisey, assistant leader; Malcolm, Ras
mussen, secretary-treasurer.
J. S. Walker is acting- scout master
of troop No. 11, organized of boye
from tbe Sunday school of the Second
United Brethren church. It was or
ganized January 1, 1915, and has stead
Philetus Fouts of
Hood River Dead
Philetus Fouts, long; a resident of
Hood River, father of Seneca Fouts,
died at St Vincent's hospital last
night. He had been a sufferer for
over a year from a , complication of
diseases. Mr. Fouts was 66 years of
age 'and has resided in Oregon and
Washington for 25 years. He was
born in Perry county, Ohio, and came
to Oregon in 1889 or 1890. By hie
first wife, Eugenia Stafford, he had
two children, Mrs. Russella F. Letts,
of Detroit, ' Mich., and Seneca Fouts.
of Portland. His second wife, Ka-th-erine
R. Fouts and her son, Philetus
F. Fouts. also survive.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at St. Francis church, East Twelfth
and East Pine streets.
Concert Season at
Parks Is Opened
The delightful weather enticed "many
to Washington park yesterday after
noon to enjoy the r beautiful flowers
and shrubbery, the view of the eity
the zooT and to hear the Municipal
Park band : which opened, the season
yesterday with a concert in the band
stand in the grove on top of the hill
that overlooks the city.
; The prbgram opened with the grand
march from Wagner's "Rienzi" and
then followed familiar numbers, in
cluding the overture to "Rosamunde."
by Schubert, which was the principal
Lof ferlng-.
Tonight the band, directed by W.
E. McElroy. plays at South Parkway
and Jefferson streets.
No Substitute Is '
Needed for Saloon
Aberdeen, Wash., June 21. In a
talk before the women of the county
W. C. T. U. which met here this week
on the subject," "Substitutes for the
Saloon," Mayor Phillips said; I
think the question for the need for a
substitute for the saloon has been con-
and Back
Back
East
Newport
Delightful Seaside. X Every Charm for an Outdoor
"Vacation Surf Bathing, Boating, Etc. ,
Round-Trip Fares
Season fare from Portland $6.25
. I .'
. . .$4.00
Corresponding Low Fares - From
All Other Stations in Oregon,
ily grown. This troop holds , weekly
meetings and thoroughly takes up the
boy scout work.- ,
Edwin Norene is scout master of
the troop connected with the Lents
M. E. church. Other officers are Roe n
Faith and Hollis Hamilton. patrol
leaders. Rev. W. B. Moore, pastor of
the church, S. R. Toon and Dr. T.- "W.
Tidball are members of the local troop
committee.
This troop consists of the Owl and
Wolf patrols. Owing; to the summer
vacation period this troop is to dis
band this week and resume work in
the -fall.. ------ -
Getting out In the open and close
to niture is one' of the purposes of
these organizations, and tbe members
of each troop have been on many hikes
since they were organized.
siderably exaggerated and the making
of any particular substitute for the
saloon is simply diluting the evil. The
saloon substitute will regulate Itself.
Tbe admission that a substitute is
needed is an admission that the sa
loon has filled some real purpose."
FUNERALS
Beautiful adult plush or (J mm mm
broadcloth casket, m.J7 L
b a 1 m 1 n g, toli lox,
hearse, two limousines ana ' J
services for........
More reasonable funerals if de
sired for $20, $40, $60. Higher
price funerals in proportion. Wi
make our own caskets. Lady as
sistant. Private funeral chapeL
imr.T.Tns tsacxtst.
Independent Puneral Directors.
Washington and Ella Streets.
Phone Main 2691, A-7886.
E. J. VA.U8A,
formerly with -A.
C. P. BUUHASOr,
now with
Ruenitz Florist
471 Washington St. Phone
Btar. S332. Artistio floral
designs and decorations.
WANT AD RATES
la effect October L 181,
ALL PREVIOUS BATES CANCEIXBD
CHAKGED ADVEBTISBUiUilS
- " . Ilaily or fcundy.
1H cents per word per insertion.
Tills charge a (or ill cUsalfieatlooa, ex
cepting Tor Bent la Private f'aaiily," "Booaa
an4 Board in Private Faaill," "Sltoatioa
Wanted," and "Wanted to Bent" ads, wales
are 1 eentt per word per insertion.
No ad charred for less than 15 cents.
. CA&H AfV2BXISMNT3
- ltt eeata per word for all classifications,
excepting "for Knt in friTSt Kamlly,1
"Boom and Board la Private FacUj," "Bitoa.
tlon Waatd"VaDd "Wanted to Keof ada,
which are IJ4 ceata per word. Coosecaure
lnaertioB of eaab want ads:
S Insertion lor tbe price of X,
7 insertion tor the pries of 6. '
MEST1NG NOTICES
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MT. HOOD lodge, No. 157.
A. F. & A. iJ. Stated
communication tomorrow.
Tuesday, evening. at v .
Examination of Master
a Kdn. VimitJirm a1iatiia
Order of "W. Id. EL C. Dick. secy.
Zitor Statistics
mrriagcsBlrtbs. lHatbs.
BUSINESS CARDS
via wi 1 1 n u wv v lsi tin g card.
Third floor. Morgan bldg. '
URtsiis suits for' rent, alt aisv Comju
-J toetr mt.
UIXMS Ajtll H b XJs.KALt V
of the late
V. K. Paisley, member of Woodlawa nxLg
Nik 171. and KHeSon EncamDnient. No. 1. 1.
O. O. ., will be held in tbe Woodlawa Meth
odist churen, tomorrow (Taesday). at 2:H0 p.
sa. laterment Booe Citjr cemetery.' where
serrlces will be conducted by the Odd Fellows.
All friends invited. Odd Yellows requested
to meet t WooUlawa na at X o'clocti
bO MLK.S KX J tuj 2D, 1815. at &ij .'lltS St.
N., Elisabeta Somerset, aged 71 ; years 3
months and S days, baicTed wife of John
Somerset and moiber of Sarah Buchanan of
Portland and William T. Bactnn of Daw
torn. Yukon Territory. Funeral serrtaes at the
above residence Wednesdaj', June at 2 p.
m. Intermeat. Boss City cemetery. Jrrieuda in
rlted. - - - . - - :
AB&silRS June 19, at the faaiily residenes.
. 7123 53d ave, S. K., Bella tiertrode Atenhlre,
red 23 years." The remains sre at the fa
ndral parlors of A.. O. Bouworthy A Co.,
OA 3d St. B. E., In Lentu, whence' they will
be forwarded to Olympia, Waaa., for inter-
n.ect. Wedaeday. June Xd.
GASMAN N la this eity June 21, at her late
residence, 6o5 Mmtgomery St.. Johanna Gas.
maun, aged 61 years. Ibe remains are at the
resideace estabUshmeBt of J. r". t'inley A Son,,
Mcatgomery at hilt. Notice of fuuermi hereaft
er - " - ' ' " " '
UKMB1CH In this city, June 18, 1915. at her
residence. eOO - Frederick 8t, Barbara
Bsmrleh, aged 03 years, 11 months, days.
Deceased is survived - by' two sons, Adam A.
and Christlaa M- Hemrich, both of this city.
M'CATJLSY LUlie HeCalley. 171 King street.
Juna It -61 year apoplexy.
BASD8TKOM 'Us -Harry Sandstrom, 782
Mooutna street. Jnne 18., robercnl.Miit.
MARI1N FORBEis CO.. florists I
rTwaah. Mala 26. A-1269. Flowers Car
alt occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BBO&, florists, 28J Morrison
sC Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and floral designs. Ko branch tttorea.
FUNERAL DIBJECrrOKS
DC A DOOM
rt-AROVH $69-371 Raasell at. . .
if D I rQn M RESIDENCE UNI PL&
CniOOUlV M. 6133, A-2235. 4Mar.
OlCVACQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162
O IM 1 1 A
2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
BREEZE & Snook. B-1252, T. 125$. 1024
Belmont, at 24th.
A-afly attendant.
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FUXRAX DIKECTOK3
tOootlaited)
v -
A splendid residence undertaking
tabllshcocnt, with private driveway.
. J P. FINLKY SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD KO.LMAN. lha leading
funeral director, tZ9 l& mx- corner
galmuo. Lady -aaaUta&k . fhonea Jl
1S11, Jdain 07.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral
irortnnl 414
Esut Alder at. East 2.
n"
Ounning&McEnteeyTnfjg;! Iettcr ddrs-9
very detail.
Vi. lroa-1w5t ? rine ais,
480. A-4&6S. Xady essisUnt.
troaawny
ItPtiomrtoro Pn Killingsworth ave
!l UJIalilUCJo jJi aud Kerb y. Wood -
iawn. S30. C-1133, Lady embalmer. !
.SJ f !
MILLEli
neral dl
i irti t. -n tin i
$80. Wash. and Ella.
A- 1 . . - 1 v.. ,, . " ' ' laeai i", acre cnicaea imuca uw-
. R. Ze er CO. t?i.ViltiJkaZ ..Ml"" aneedV fruit trees, etc at
U tCllO) VUi Eart 1U8, C-J0. ibanon. Or.; blocks from P. O. Far
i-Jtay attendant, uay ancrngnt rorvio. I
A. .n. KKNft'fliTHi a CU. cuiit ;
promptly answered in all parts of I
city. I. O. O. F bldg, Lents. Taoor 627. ;
mi ii il.. ! i
Waller L rvenWOnnV
16.SI-1C134 E. Uth. Sell wood 71. B-1128.
Unmiltnn E. 80th and Uitaa. t'u-
i laiiiiiiwii
1
neral services. Tabor 4313.
Rrii Byrne
WliUams and Knott.
Eaht 1115. C-1943.:
P. L. LERCH, leading east side under
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-18S8. E. 781.
MOXUJUKAXS
Schanen-Blair ' Co.
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MARBLE
AND GRANITE WORKS.
Largest stock of floe marble and
granite In Portland. Beautiful granlt
from- our Oregon quarry. iS7 Haw
thorne ave. East 5588. - .- "
3E
BLAESING GRANITE O
3
ST COP. MADISON.
PORTLAND UAKBUli WK8 ;54-SS
4th St.. opp. city hall. M. 8H4. A-1S16
IXK . SALE HOUSKS
Ol
UUlMi TO CALIFORNIA; SiUBT
HAVE MONEY.
$4000 hortie for $3000, y, block from
Laurelhurst, fine ' neigbboriiood, 4
rooms, modern, full, basement, fine
lawn, shrubbery, etc., street improve
ments all paid. Address owner, V-S12,
JournaL
FOR THE NEWLY WEDS.
5 rooms and breakfast room,, sleep
ing porch, attic, hardwood floors, mir
ror doors, everything that it take to
make a home complete. - Take Rose
City Park car to i8th st 1 block north
to this beautiful bungalow. Main 646L
GOOD LOW PRICED HOME.
$660 cash for $1300 equity in mod
ern well finished. 6 room house; sleep
ing porch; full basement; Est Crestoa
i district. Mt Scott car; balance $So
payable In S years. Owner. tHa E. 6lth
st No. Tabor 5826.
WHY pay rent wbeiMe will build you
i a 3 room bungalow. 75x1 00 lot, fori
only oaO.' sivu aown, iu s nranw,
best home value in the city; this is on
the west side, 15 minutes' ride, 6c fare,
' city water. M. E. Lee, 605 Corbett bldg.
PLANS IS
.CLA-NGr
BUNGALOW.
Let us plan your
LET TIB BUILD YOU A
BUNGALOW,
EAST TERMS. PAY LIKE KENT.
H. A. WILLIAMS.' H McKAT BLOO:
SACRIFICE $5000. home for $3600; 1
WUAaSf (3 sat a fy Vf w O we "V .aau
surface, good aistrici. waiiuag ais-1
tance; must navs wimi cslsu. uwoer,
Z-419. Journal.
idODERN 6 room house in desirable
district; must sell my equity at a
sacrifice; a real , bargain. Sanders,
Main 7750.
IF YOU want a genuine bargain in
new 6 room Rose City .Park bunga
low, call Tabor 34.
KOR SALE 6 room house and y acre
' on 2 carllnes, roses and fruit trees.
Phone Tabor 3007.
WE will build you a home to suit onftiuo buys rooming house 10 rooms of
trm the aame as rent, on
a ftxio
lot. J. L. Robinson. 505 Corbett bldg.
$15 PER month, St. Johns house yours;
$25, one Albina ave.; all kinds land
on terms. See Parker, 602 Corbett bldg.
HOUSE fully financed. Homes de-;
signed free and. built at great sav
ings. "Hundley." 529 Pittock block.
$1800 Irvipgton new home, oak floors.
fireplace; $600 loss; terms confiden
tial. Y-620, Journal.
FOR SALE New 6 room
house. 37 Sumner. W.
modern
FIVE room modern bungalow for sale;
Woodlawn 800. - - ; -
17011 SALE LOT8
10
LARGE, beautiful, view homes) te en
6c fare, for $350; 1 down, $5 a mo.
If you are looking for a place with a
big future, ideal for a home, this wilt
suit you. M. E. Lee, 605 Corbett bldg.
I'WEtiO lot. $10 down $10 per month.
4 blocks from station. Boggess &
Co.. 206 Gerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder.
ACKEAGE
57
CHICKEN and frulfranenes near Port
lano; Greaham district, electric sta
tion hi mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine valley orchard tracts; bast soil,
fre wood; elecaat location. Prices
only $75 to $160 per acre in small
tracts; easy terms. Frank McParland
Realty Co.. 809 Yeow bldg.. Portland. Or,
6 10 ACRE TRACTS.
On Yaquina .Bay withia 1 mile of
ne' y v"r 1.--V. 71
ft mue to uea.cn, icvti. gguu
and daily mail route: terms, bee
owner, 614 V Stock Exchange Bldg.
jain txoo.
Gibson Half Acres .
' Good soil, city-water,' close to car
line, easy terms; will build to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1685, or
Sel Iwood 476. John H. - G.'bson. owner.
WHEN ycj answer these .WavrC Ads.
mention Tbe JournaL
SUBL'KBAN ACltEAGE 76
RIVER frontage acre tract, improved:
5 room modern house, garden and
fruit; price $3000. .Phone -R, Oak
grove, or writs W. A. Coplen, (Ja.-
grove.
21 ACRE suburban home at 90th and
Division sts-, nicely, improved; acres
fruit, berries; city water. W ill sell all
or part, Kaste Bros., $18 Henry bldg.
FOU SALE-i-P- lSiS
17
5
ACRES: do not claim beat
next
best, in crop, new house, barn, horses, i
new. wagon, Harness, cow, i;o cnicit-
ens. household gooos u wantea; cen
ter of Polk county, macadam roads.
Write for description. Price ' com.
plete. $8500. KX-461, Journal.
IF you ar looking for good buys or x
changes of eastern Ore. wheat land
do not fail to see Keller & OeaL Bulte
314, Lumber- Ex. bldg.. Portland. Or.
49 ACRE farm, 22 acre crops, 1ft miles
from railroad, school r with or with
out ' stock.. $3500. - Address . FX-712,
journal.
IF wanting larger small acreage, see
me. Wolfsteln, 206 AUsky bldg.
FOHREST FARMS
14
FOR- RENT Dairy , farm. , 211 ; acres.
near Washougal, r- Wash., ' room
house, running water, 2 new barns, no
ptorK on place. owner.' 48 xq at, -
1ft AC.RF.H- fencad. ra store. 7Ctr near
Division sts. ' Dr. - T. W. S.harpe,
Stevens bldg. . v
7
KKLlNgtUSKMENT THlamootc coun-.
y iigood soil, house, creks, no rock,
very handy to a town, school, fine
roads, phone, creameries, neighbors;
t'Od. W-42J. jQTirnal. . '
JfST think 10 acres govt land nar
R. R. town r half cleared and fenced:
hnndy to Portland. 100. Y-38. Journal
EXCHANGE ITEAI ESTATK '2
I'OR I 8AXJE -40 acre tract easily
cleared, on county road mile to
school, 2 miles from illst-in heart of
Nehalem valley, S miles from railroad
Just building: price $1600, $500 cash,
balance Portland property. For fur
ther Information call or write owner,
Dave McMullen. Mist, Or.' -
' ! VOH EXCHANGE.
Buy $20 for $18.66 bv taking my
$8000 equity in fine- flat building
closed in west side for H00 or will
urcnt tridn if vou can show me value.
i clear,i or , small incumbrance; give jlar-
AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL ESTATE
i . . . i
20 usea cars or various nie "
ana i paaseiiBr, bu m i i
fto - trade for umncumoerea t-oriiaiia
ta t-ntiix for
lor vicinity real estate; give full par-
ivilAT bve you to trado for a good
Til fvi fetUle fields; 0
'acres i& ,grin, houte, stable, oorral,
j fine water and plenty of it; 160 acres
ifcea a nuns ww".?".'
B-nhorrnaLSUtU
Central Oregon.
particulars aaaress. it. noiituoerH.
Weetport;; Wash. -
HOUiSK and lot in Montavilla worth
$2$00: mortgage $7ui. , years 16
run. , Will take mortga notes or
Bmall acreage close to PorUano.
Owner, D-467. JournaL
IDAHO land for xhanee: 40 acrei
! - fln fruit and alfalfa soil in heart of
Improved district, 2 miles of county
sat. r Aaaress- owner, ueo. ta. Loopnuer,
Weisier, Idaho. Washington County.
WILL exchange goor property lu Van
couver,! JLJ. i-.., lor gooa ruccii ta
Oregon. I Address, Vernon Bros570
Granville- at.. Vancouver, B. C
Two beautiful lots Long Beach, Cal.,
to exchange for Portland vacant or
resldencei No agents. T-8i8, Journal.
TRADE for lot, $300 equity in 4oO
East Xrviogton bungalow: modern, 7
rooms, corner lot, cement garage; own
er, Y-628, journal. - . -
$2000 EQUITY in $3600 new, modern
home to exchange; also $350 equity
in a, good lot; want horses or ; land.
O. - a. uranam. tss escott st.
HIGHLY improved Kansas wheat
farm for valley property. Koosa 801
Jjymber Exchange, d and Stark.
lu, 1 8 OH 40 acres, unimproved, for
Portland property. 311 AiisKy Dinir.
WANTni TZK.W. ESTATK il 1
1 HAVE 4,000.000 feet line timber in
Douglas Co- well located; some
cash; for East Side home not less than
$3000; not more than 20 minutes out.
No agents. Marshall 1981. '
WANT 6 room bungalow, -weat side,
south iof Porter at. Phone Tabor 4539.
WANT roomine house, 20 to 60 rooms;
bargain, Q-358. Journal.
ROOMINO HOUSES
3:i
14 ROOMS for H. K.. well furnished
atid clean, Will clear above your
own living rooms. $80 per month.iBest
of location, west side, $1500. Owner.
Cannot j be bought tbrough agents.
if you i are looking tor a rooming
i house worth the money, look this up.
H-800. Journal. ' -
Rooming House Owners
1 1 have a client who has cash and
city lots or ood mortgage to' trade for
rooming house from to 20 rooms.
Call Broadway 402.
I!
19 ROOM rooming house, always full,
clears about $65 per month a.nd
ltvins rooms. Price only $650; only
Call SIS "Lumber Exchange Bldg., 2d
,
8nji Stark Sts.
Ill ROOM rooming bouse on -desirable
corner. 1350. owner going east.
619 il Lumber Exchange Bldg 2d and
Stark st. : ' - - .
TEN room rooming . house, rent $2.
all rented good money maker, close
In, : west aide. Well furnished and
clean. Price $200. Call 191 4th St.
HAVE a dandy-paying rooming house.
close in, partly H. iv. rooms; sen on
terms or trade. .What 'have you?
Phone Mar. 114.
fair furniture, good west side iocs
tlon. rent only $20. very easy terms.
Can 14 n. etn et
15 ROOMS, monev maker, for. subur-
banjfaouse or . acreage; 211 Alieky
bldg. - - "- - - - - - - -- x ..
$245 BUYS -1$ room rooming
$55 cash and $10 per month,
room -411 -Henry bldg. "
bouse,
Call
UtSLNKSS Ot'POHl t Mi H m
FOR SBALE-or rent, first i-iass big pic
ture show in new- concrete building,
best location.- Will ' take mortgage or
real estate. Price $76d. Rent cheap.
See I. H. Nash, 1209 E. Division st-
or 723 Chamber of Commerce.
LADii in hotel busiueas would like to
- meet rentkman witling to invest
few hundred dollars, or buy half in
terest. Excellent proposition . and
money ' maker. Bank . references and
security. E-825. Journal.
IF It looking for a business, call and
see me. Have hotels, rooming houses,
restaurants, - bakery and conf ection
eryi general stock in outside town, sale
or exchange. Neal Brown, 209 Pan
ama bids.
RAkEHY snan. dandr east aide loca
tion, all fixtures in and ready for
business. The place where you can
make i good. Adjustment Bureau, Port
land Aas'n. of Credit Aten. 600 Com'L
block.
CASH grocery connected . with 8 fur
nished rooms that pay rent for en
tire building; worth $16001- will take
$1200, - 310 W. 8th... St., . Vancouver,
PARTNER wanted to look after office,
keep up stock, etc., and some outside
work.; Only little money needed, which
is fully secured. This will pay bet
ter than wages. Particulars 619 Lum
ber Exchange bldg.. 2d and Stark.
IPi YOU. ara willinar to work for. $25
per week and can invest $250 In s
tablished business, money secured,
call 619 Lumber "Exchange Bldg., 2nd
and Btark. - - " - -- -
MOVING picture - partnership. 400
seats, exceptional opportunity for
young man, low rent and large profit.
Call 519 Lumber Exch. Bldg., 2d and
Stark sts. - - -;
lwu wtJJCS an established inside bus!
Acu oavina $16 rer week above liv
ing expenses for one. Experience not
necessary, h-skt. jourai.
FINE hydraulic placer ground. 640
acres, pear railroad, ready for imme
diate' development;- aui requiaite tatii
ities.i' R-612. Journal.
FOR ! SAJUa Grocery doing a sood
business;- eheap rent and living
rooms. Phone Woodlawn S4b, -
PARTNER wanted, small Investment;
. auto specialty; sales assured; invea
tlgate, A-S24. Journal.
FOR i SALE At a bargain, Uream&k-
ins; shop In swell location ; owner
1
eaving town.
L-71 9, J nurtial
YOUNG man wanted for office work;
food pay, email investment .secured.
Lumber Eich. Bldg... 2d and Stark.
GROCERY and -confectionery for $550.
Transfer point. Room 411, Henry
EIdg-.
0:;-22SSf;:55c
Rose City Print ere. 4 t Taylof.
1000 Business Cards 75c ,
Ryder Ptg. Co.. S.W.cor. id & Mot risen.
A SMALL meat market for sale.v2Sl h
i FOR SALE,ladder mfg. buRinetsi Pay
I in- sroort monev. i anor AA.
l BA VE mney on barber supplies, port.
t Cut. ft Barb. Spp Co.. 66 6th.
HOMEPTKADS
(vr
. DUSiMiss op-rozrruxrri i
(Costinuedr
GOOD general merchandise u -
clean, uu-to-date stock, invoice atm ;
$10,000; rt-al estate and buiidm.-...
$8000.; consisting of . 5-best but-it..-.-.
lots In town; story, fine store binn
ing, large wareuouse. earn, etc.,
6 acres about half mile Irom tonn.
Property Js renting and bas for - about
4 years at S tr cent on $10,000 valu
ation. Only store in town of flmut
teliO population: doing about ?50,)i"i
buslnesa annually; 40 min, rMo -
electric cars from-Portland. AV11I Hi
real-estate and baiidings. $2000 tii.v.n,
balance $0000. to suit purchaser ai-i
give good terms on njIe. On mem
ber of firm now renting- will- take part
interest ami continue hie ervio! ir
desired. Will not sell business r.r
mdse. wilnout. real-estate ami buil i
HigH, but will sell real estate an i
cuiMJings witnout must). il you mi
a gooa first-class business or inviM
ment here Is yuur opportunity liuiu
cwner. K-46 . Journal. II
CONFECTIONERY store, cream, i .-un
dies, fruits, cigars, tobaccos, peri
odicals and lunches; fine fixl'iref.
over $11,000 businees in 1914; .better
this year; living- rtm: cueao rem ;
transfer point: worth JfiOOO; leuvln.;
city will take'fSSOO if sold in JO day.
InveiitiBatw. Y-6'-'8. Journal.
-Shooting Gallery
Beat one in city, cost JlD-tO to in
stall, cheap rent, doin flue but-inecx;
will give away all for $00, teriiis.
PKTKKS. 15 N. 6th at.
HONEbT young-man wanted to uiten l
office, answer phone, etc. $100
month to active man; small investment
required; exceptional opportunity Call
619 Lumber Exchange bldg and and
Stark sts. .
BUSINESS OPPOKTL&lXlLfti .
WANTED r.S
JEWELER wants location in town ot
from 600 to 2000 population. Am
thorough, have bad 20 years experi
ence, have had the watch Inspection
for the C. &'N. W. Railroad Co. Par
ties knowing of a location please ad
dress R.- R- Horner, Townseud. MonU.
giving what Information possible lu
first letter. '
alOXEY To LOAN
IlKAL. KSTATIS
. MORTGAGE LOANS.
Any amount, at from . to 7 on
inside business property and on resi
dences and apartment houses; quick ne.
cisionfj and favorable terms WIL.KHl.lt
SHORE & CO. 24(6-206 Northwestern
Bank bldg. Phone IJarshaU 143&.
LOANS on improvel etty vroperty or
for .building purposes; advance made
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges: no commislo. J. P.
l-ipxcomrn. 243 - Stark -at. Main 4420.
V Mortgage Loans N
t: L. WHITE.
" 701 SeHin bldg.
BUILDING loaus on city and subur
ban property; money advanced ae
work progresses. W. G. Beck. 816 FaU
lnjr bbig. Main 3407.
DO YOU want -to borrow-to build a
nomer win ioa.ii you me uium-r
and furnish the lot. Pay me bacit
monthly. F-674, journal.
WE have mouey to loan on your real
estate; first mortgaRes only.
HAMMOND MOKTOAdE COMPANY.
-421 t nsmwr or t;nmnitrc.
CASH paid lor mollis ,-:. noien, con
tracts; - mor'gage loans; reasonni'ii
rates. F. H. Lewis ft f o,, 5 lewis m t
$100.00 on luortsgea, city ana liinu
property, lire insurance. jvicrveii..ii
& Co.. Oerllnver bldg.. Z'l ani Amer.
MONEY to loau
in aiuouuu t-C 1uj
to 45OO0 on cit
ty
property. A. XL. ul'.
11 0rhnrer bldr,
MONEY to loan, $600 to $60t-). lxw in
terest, prompt action. B. W. lla;ooii,
811 Journal bldg.
MONEY to loan by private party, im
proved city aor farm pi-operty. X-
885, Journal.
$500, $b00, $2000; mut loan at on:e.
no commission; Ward, 407 SpaJdiu
bldg. -
MORTGAGE loant at current ra.te.
Real estate security. Apply room 2ui
Stock Exchange, d and Yamhill.
$200, $350. $600. $900. $1200, ilftOU. Fred
W" German Co, 914 Cham, of Com
$41,000 OR LESS. FAKUINUTO.N.
80 4th et. Board of Tr'1e bi-ig.
MONEY to loan 6 to 6. W. li. bens
& Co.. 310 frpalriing M.lg.
$600 to $6000 FRIVA'IE AlOEf.
631, Journal. -
MOBTOAOE LOANS, 6 and "iVe. Lxjuis
Palonion sfe Cb., .300 Oak nt,, n r 61
$500-$1000 TO $1600 to loan. Call S.i
Henry bldg.
MONEY TO LOAX
CHATTKLS. H A LA HI EH
IMMKDIATt; LOANS
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
' AT EASTERN RATES.
We have one of the flnebt retail
Jewelry stores in the lily. , A loan de
partment lb conducted in connection ,
with same, making- business STitlC'l
LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
signs designating loan business dis
played in iront of oar store. All mer.
chandles pledged la neid for a ptriod
of twelve months, whether or not in
terest is paid when due. We are li
censed and have been established since
1899. No connection witit any other
loan establishment in this city.
A.- A M. IJKLOVAGB. JEWELERS,;
324 Washington" st. '
SALARY LOANo SALARY LOANo.
Being salary loan brokers exclusive
ly, we are enabled to assure satisfac
tion and give the quickest - posaibie
strvlce. -
Business strictly confidential.
7 REMEMBER,
We are licensed, and therefore
, RELIABLE.
'state FECURITT CO.,
309 Failing bldg.
Loans at Legal Hates
We loan money on diamond, piano,
Jivestock, storage receipts, plain note,
oa furniture, or anything of vaiua.
You can get It today.
Portland Loan Co., Licensed
. - Licensed by State.
811 Dekum Bld
Third and W'mhlnrton,
MONEY AT ONCE.
Diamonds, Watches, Musical inatrum'ts
Separata dept. for ladles.
ELBY CO. (licensed.)
J20-TUmoer Ex ring, 2d and Ftsrfc
1A1AN.S WAN ! KI
A )
$300 9. $300 9; $300
5 room cottage, occupied by amn
cant, Mt- Scott district, value $I0uii,
$500 insurance, - good safe loan.
Fred W. German Co.. 914 Cham, of
Commerce.
1 HCf-
$12S. IQ'e. $12i, 1(V
Lot JOOxloO in Park liose, value
$650. Here's a chance for. you to tin
10 for a year on that Jdle $125 on
gilt edge security. Fred W. Get man
Co.,- 914 Chamber of Commerce.
PRIVATE parties want loans on iww
home morteaees. Atnnts $2''io.j to
$5000, 7. The Oregon Home builders,
Oliver K. Jetfery, Pres., 1330 North-
fm linn oiog-.
WANTElJ $1500, 7 per cent money, on
home worth $4500. No commission.
Irterest paid promptly. Z-202, Jour
naL -
$700 LOAN wanted itti 8 uuiaii(rovt-i
lots worth $2400: 10 per tent. 2
yearn tlm. J-e27. Jnnrnn).
.WANTED From private party. il'
for 4 months, at reasonable lntertit.
Chattel mortgage. RX-611, Jonrnnl.
$100 (or 6 months or year; real i
security. Frank Schlegel, 423
caster bldg.
. c : -
FINANCIAL
- 4 FIRST and second mortnases, ai
lers interest in contracts, purt
Oregon and Washlngtou. li. i
Lumbermens bldg.