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THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1S15. BANK'S STAEMS ; SHOW RNANCES IN AN v ENCOURAGING SHAPE State " Superintendent Sar gent Sees Demands of Har vesters in Loans, - MUCH REAL ESTATE HELD I Rational Institutions Save not Taken Advantage to Great Extent of . ' Rediscount Privileges.' -. Balern, Or., July 2L-8tals Bank Su perintendent Sargent today said that there are a number of encouraging: fea tures , in the combined statements of the stats and national banks of Oregon for June 23, as compared with June 80 a year ago, and with May 1. when the last call came. L Though loans havs decreased about 11,000,000 since s June 30. 914, they havs increased 1800,000 during- the last two months, indicating- a less uncertain feeling as to the - future in banking circles, as Sargent views it. v - A considerable pert of the $800,000 Increase was undoubtedly due. to , the demands upon the banks to harvest the crfeps, he says. - , Banks looses Vp." ' He notes a tendency on the part of banks to extend new lines of credit to legitimate enterprises. The statement shows a good percent age of .cash reserves and, as a whole, reveals a very ratisfaetory condition throughout the state, says the bank superintendent. Overdrafts show a decrease of 317S, 727.12, ornearly 50 per cent, as com pared with the call of a year ago. This is a satisfactory condition, and one which the state - banking department and the comptroller of .the treasury have been seeking to attain. Continuing, Sargent says in his re view of; the combined statement: "Perhaps the most unfavorable f ea ture of the statement is the fact that the real estate holdings of the banks have been increased nearly $1,000,000 during the last year. .This has been a year of liquidations and adjustments, .following, a period of several years of depression in real estate securities, and the banks have become unwilling owners- of properties, - which in normal times are worth many times - the amount of the loans they originally se cured. Eventually these holdings will be disposed ;. of i without loss ' to the banks. " l "While there has been a decrease of over $2,660,000 in balances due from other banks, the statement shows an increase of about $900,000 over the statement of June 30, 1914. , ' Privilege BtUl Open, - ."There ha been practically . no change in the . demand deposits and amounts due to other banks during the last . two months, there being a decrease oC nearly $9,000,000 for the year, while the time and savings deposits have ln ireased approximately $2,000,000. , "It will b noted that the- national 1 banks, as yet, have .not taken advan tage of their rediscount privileges with the federal reserve bank to any great extent, the total amount from the state of Oregon at date of this call being only $103,989.63. while the total redis counts and : bills payable of all.1 the banks amount to $2, 2S2, 127-34, an in crease of $1,636,914.79 over the state ment of last year. , The combined statement of all banks in the state of Oregon. 174 state and 88 national, at the close of business, June 23, 1915, compared with their condition at the close of business June 10, 1914, is as follows Loans and discounts.,... Overdrafts Securities, bonds, etc. i e "i Ranking- house, furniture . and fix Other real estate owned. . .N , . . . id fixtures. Stock in federal reserve bank..... Due from federal reserve bank.... Due from other banks. ........... . Checks and other cash5 items.. r-ixenanges ror clearing nous. Cash on- hand. ; . II. S. bonds to secure circulation... JT. 8., bonds to . secure deposits. , , u. B,-Dmis on nana. . . . . . Premium on IT. S- honAii.., , -. .... , 1 Five per ceatredemption fund expenses' -and - taxes paid. Other - resources ... . . . , . Totals Increase. Capital stock paid In.. Surplus fund ........ ,-.v. , Undivided profits . ' Dividends unpaid i . . . -v. . . Due to other banks. ..... Deposits due state treasvtrer Demand-dcnosits : . . Time and savings deposits........ V. 8. postal savings deposits. . . . . Other U. S. deposits. , . . ... ... . . - Tte-discounts with federal reserve bank Other re-discounts ............................ Bills payable and C. D.'s for money borrowed National nana notes outstanding. Reserved for taxes Other liabilities ... ......... Totals Decrease. Near1 Howa (4500 feet above sea-level) ' -are Aneroid Lake, Eagle Cap, Sentinel Peak, and more than a score of scenic points. Fish ing and hunting plentiful; boating, swimming, mountain climbing and kindred pleasures in endless variety. -; - ! : . i T ; g-KVni 16.30 .Oregon -Vashington Railroad & Navigation Co. (Union Pacific System) on sale, until August 31 ; final return limit; Septem ber 10: , . CITY TICKET OFFICE . AVashinston at Third , , Broadway 4500 A-G121 GO "AND ENJOY RHJL LIFH Conditional Pardon ? 'i Granted Ahrendt XHs-trict Attorney Stum, Circuit Judge ' XHrvls sad ICn. Zu BuIouoa Secoxn mended .the Action. - v"- - "Salem, ?- Or., July ''- 81- Governor Wlthyeombe - today granted condi tional pardon to Walter Ahrendt, who was sentenced last January-to the penitentiary from Multnomah county, on a charge of larceny, to serve from one to seven years.: The pardon vu - recommended by District Attorney .Evans. Circuit Judge Davis and Mrs. I Bushmann, the wom an defrauded by Ahrendt. 5 The wom an's recommendation was based on the condition that . Ahrendt repay her in small .monthly Installments and this provision Is mad a part of the pardon. Davis referred In his recommenda tion to the ract that Ahrendt - has al ready served six months of his sen tence and that Mrs. Ahrendt Is to be come a mother; this month. OF MUST BE FILLED FRONI THE Lloyd-George Congratulates : Miners on 'Settlement of : Welsh Strike, . . Cardiff, July 21. (U. P.) "England faces a situation ,. so serious that it calls for the united concentration and action of every man, -woman and child 6f the nation." : i . . . ' , This was the statement of Minister of Munitions Lloyd-George In an ad dress before representatives of ' the miners of -South "Wales her today. The miners delegates had just rati fied the agreement' reached yesterday between the executive committee, . the operators and - the government, - bring-, ing the 1 big; coal I strike to an end, when Lloyd-George was called upon to address them. .With the ratification of the agree ment. It was declared the miners would return to work at once.. Lloyd George ' congratulated them. . as .well as the operators, for putting- the .wel fare of the country above their own desires. He urged; that they make up for the time lost1 during the strike by an f even I greater production of coal. - ' The " serious situation faced by. France as well as England was point ed out . to the miners' delegates when the minister called to their attention the fact that the bulk of the French coal fields were in possession of the Oerraana - v ?': ' i ?. ; , U: -. ...i-J:' Show France," Lloyd-George , de clared, "that you are prepared to as sist in the struggle for world freedom by filling the bunkers of her navy as well as England's. With your help Great Britain will, defy the most po tent enemy -.In the world. Peace at home is essential if England is to be victorious. s v - : .- " Lloyd-George L was jrlven an ovation by the miners. He was present when their vote ratifying the strike settle ment -was- taken, , . , Ex-Governor Dix Insolvent,' ' Utlca, N. .T i July 21.- (I. N, S.) Former Governor John A. Dix, In a statement : filed '- here today, admits that he Is insolvent and . unable to meet his obligations, 5 The statement was made in connection- with an invol untary petition In bankruptcy filed by his creditors. 1 ....... . resources. unange since june so, T.. 1A1C 1914, Decrease. ,.$ 86,741.265.73 181,721.11 16,671,220.10 . , : 4,293,837.36 ,.vV 1.990.188.74 S 9Z8.Z1B.7V 173,727.42 ' 641.607.32 81,487,33 : 924.817.60 461,050.00 1.489,691.87 2,604,422.97 22,990.04 168,905.00 2,787.087.18 98,500.00 67.322.88 . 17,000.00 v- 7,635.04 6.325.00 27,359.22 254.066.91 w. ....... 461.050.00 , ' 1,489,691.87 .......... 24.660,883.07. ., , 62S.717.il ASA SEA ns 11,914.848.94 . ..... 6,664.010.00 i..,. 2.619.900.74 ... 87,780.00 . ..... 89.783.89 227,650.50 85,847.27 786,189.23 ...1159,281,285.93 $4,477,982.08 Liabilities Change since June SO, june zs.isib. 1914, Increase. 19,613,150.00 7,699,633.64 2,695.758.87 49,828.35 10,087,608.85 1.607,764.21 69,948,800.36 25,722,146.61 .1.432.724.79 682.704.84 103,989.63 - 607,912.31 1.490,225.40. 6,088,620.00 136,645.88 719,082.24 663,557.60 72.458.76 258.297.93 119.004.84 2,251.874.50 699.264.21 6,855,799.91 1,930,297.10 139.934.37 224,428.68 ' 108,989.63 - 446,829.65 '. 786,095.56 - 662,-072.50 27,004.50 607,665.86 . . . . . , .$159,281,285.93 $4,477,982.08 1 BUNK ETC FRENCH Lalse Park .... ' ( s V . . .. - . LUMBERING INDUSTRIES " , . . , . " . Lumber Trade Is Now Feeling Impetus of Build 1 ing; Factory for Box Shooks to Be Built EASTERN LUMBERMEN ARE INVITED Improved conditions continued to prevail In the Chicago lumber market recently, the demand being mostly for such hard and soft woods as arc used in the building Industries. In many sections of . the city the retail yards . were rushed with .orders for quick delivery In wagon load lots, and the volume of business was reported to be more than double that of any pe riod -during the strike. A feature of the market was the de mand ; for lumber to be used in new work now being started by the con tractors. This demand was mostly for yellow - pine, ; fir, , tamarack and -the other species used in frame t and foundation work. The - resumption of work-in uncompleted office buildings also created a demand for high grade oak, gum, birch and mahogany interior trim, as well as oak and maple flooring- . '-.. ' ' In consequence - the local millmen were busy.- Low -grade, hemlock and pine crating lumber also moved in heavy volume to the furniture - fac tories. Indicating activity In the ship ment of the manufactured product to the -outside trada - 5 y The receipts - from the ' mills t con tinued to be larger and the figures in dicate that the bulk of the lumber re ceived was for local; consumption. Shipments were small, the country yards' buying being slow, while; the wood consuming factories were in the market for such items as were neces sary for immediate requirements, i -- -The following is a summary of the markets: ---.-. ---i LUMBER. ' t -Receipts . ,,.., t . -. , .9,832,000 ft Shipments 2,857,004 ft Receipts same day 1814 ..S, 548,000 ft. Shipments same day 1914 .2,179,000 ft . SHINGLES.- s i..v ' - Receipts 702,000 Shipments .................. 4 8 8,0 0 0 Receipts same day 1914 .... 4389.000 Shipments same day 1914 .... 739.0t0 PliAJfT TO mjjcej box; shooks Portland - Capital Interestod , to sv H Spirit Lake industry. ! i" i -The Kootenai Box & Manufacturing company, capitalized for 216,000, - has been organized by Portland and north ern Idaho men, and a plant for the manufacture of box shooks is to be es tablished Immediately at Spirit Lake, Idaho,- according to W B. Hill, who has been engaged in similar enter prises In - Portland for a number of year a . Mr. Hill Is president of the new corDO ration. S. D. Lewi a sales agent for the Panhandle Lumber com- any, is ; vice presiaent, ana . . ohenker. a Spirit Lake attorney. Is secretary treasurer, . - . uur piant win oe tne oniy enter prise of the kind in northern -Idaho, and it v will be an important , factor in the Industrial - situation in Spirit Lake.- said Mr. Hill. "The output will be about a car 'a day to start with, but we- hope to Increase the production rapidly as we get established. We ex pect to begin operations about August 1 with 20 to 25 men, but later will employ as high as 60 in the differ ent departments. ' We anticipate get ting our product on the market in time to get a share of the fruit growers.' business this fall, and by next, sea son hope to have built up a trade that will Justify . increasing our; facilities and enlarging th company. "Soirit Lake offers excellent oppor tunities for a factory of this kind, as there is an abundance of the grade' of lumber required available from the lrtca.1 mills, and Spokane is. an excel lent distributing center, as most r of POSSES SEARCH FOR IDAHO RANCHER IN ABDUCTORS' POWER E, A. Empey Threatened With Death if ' Ransom Is. Not Paid by Saturday. ; Idaho Falls, Idaho, July 21. (U. P.) The entire community was aroused today over the abduction and holding for -ransom of E. Al Empey, a wealthy cattle and sheep man, by an armed bandit Saturday night In the mountain ous country near the Wyoming , state line. The bandit sent word to the author ities -by Kmpey's young son : that Empey would be killed if a ransom of 26000 in gold were not paid. Sundreds Ask to Search. Hundreds of determined men are volunteering to search for the endan gered man, but only cowboys familiar with the country and some old timers are being chosen by Kmpey'a relatives and the sheriffs attaches. Ten armed cowboys made thor ough search of Sheep mountain known to have been the direction the abductor took after forcing Empey to accom pany him, but without result. - 'Sheep mountain Is heavily timbered and 'filled with ideal hiding places. Pouti a Um. -Fosses of cowboys are spread over the entire state line between Idaho .and Wyoming. - , - - Relatives are distracted as the-abductor notified them - in the letter brought by Enneys son that he would be put to, death next Saturday If. the ranaon - were not forthcoming.- . -. - - The 'bandit also threatened relatives If they notified the authorities of the abduction -and demand for ransom. Bloodhounds from Salt - Lake were taken- to the . scene ot the abduction today. . - - . . State Rests in . : . Bursali; Trial i- i'- rj-:i p1- - - "--t j - t- ; Salem, .Or- July 21. The" state at noon today finished Its case against Clarence Bursali, accused of the mur der of Charles Zimmerman, and this afternoon the witnesses for the defense will be called. Mrs. Zimmerman, widow of the dead man, who witnessed the murder, .was one. of the state's strongest witnesses. She testified that her hueoand made no attempt to attack Bursali before he was shot, and that Bureau used both a revolver and rifle to till" him.. Thirteen witnesses were, called by the state. ' ' ; Judge Must Explain. Salem, pr July 21. Judge. William Galloway, - of the ; circuit court, has fixed July 24 as the. date on which County Judge Bushey must appear and show cause why he should not grant pensions to three widows. Judge ruhtsav ha refused to grant 'pensions to any widows, declaring that he eould effect a saving or county zunas Dy giving funds from the , couaty poor budget . - - . - the Inland Empire orchardists get their box supplies here." - , 4 TO USE CREOSOTED BLOCKS City of Aberdeen to Use Blocks, ' it Is Said. . - . . That the city of Aberdeen will prob ably use creoso ted wood blocks for paving Washington street, the princi pal business street in the city, was announced last week, by 1 Geoffrey Winslow, head of the creoso ting de- Eartment of the .St. : Paul & Tacoma number company. , - According to .Mr. Winslow, It - is Planned to raise the necessary f and o make up the difference between wood block paving and Xhe cheaper asphalt pavements, so - that - the city of Aberdeen would have a sample of the creosoted blocks. . Washington street. ; which - Is to be i paved this summer, is not sufficiently improved to afford the wood pavement -and the lumber dealers plan to make up the difference, either by donating the lum ber or raising a cash contribution. It is believed that the advertising value of the paving, of Washington street will more than offset .the additional cost to the lumbermen. . '-. - The contract will call for about 8000 yards of wood -block paving, and will amount to about $.18.000. '.;- EASTERX DBALERS . INVITED ' Leading Organizations ol the Coast SX-'r: Behind Plan. 4 fQ -Eastern lumber men have been ex tended an Invitation to visit the Pacific- coast and personally Inspect .the lumber Industries of the far west. The invitation waa. Issued by the West- Coast Lumber Manufacturers" association, - the Western Pine Manu facturers' association, the Montana Larch & Pine Manufacturers asso ciation. the California Redwood asso ciation and the Pacifio Coast Sugar & White Pine . Manufacturers', associa tion. The invitation includes a re quest to prospective visitors to write to any of the foregoing organizations so that suitable entertainment may be provided for : them. . , . . SAWMILL MAKES A BECOBD Weyerhaeuser nant Cuts 435,000 ' - Feet in 10 Hours. .The neW sawmill of the ' Weyer haeuser Timber company at Everett. Wash., cut 435.000 feet of two-inch seeona - stock lumber in spite of - the fact that the mill was designed to cut but 350,000 feet in a day of 10 hours. Seven hundred saw logs were passed through the mill during this period. The West Coast Lumber Manufac turers' association will hold its-July meeting at the new mill, and the visit ing lumbermen a that occasion will be -shown through the plant by Man ager W. H. Boner and his .assistants. To Sell. Indian Lands - Soon. Indian allotments In the north half of the Colvllle reservation will be sold September 15 by the superintend ent of the reservation. J. M. Johnson, at Nespelurn. Wash., and already a number- of Inquiries regarding; the lands have commenced to come In. it is said. Circular letters have been issued calling attention to the lands and- giving- information' of value to the purchasers. - Bidders will be re quired to send a- certified check for 10 per cent of the-bd and if the same is accepted by the government 15 per cent of the purchase price is payable. Kescue Comes for Liner's Passengers r. o. Kteamer Benala, Sound Trom .! mrt1m" Australia, Afire 800 Miles . East of XHirbaai Selp Beaches Her. purban, July 21. II. N. 8.) The Peninsula Jt Oriental 'liner Benalla. from English ; ports to ' Australia. - Is afire 800 miles east of Durban. Eight hundred persons who were going to settle In AustraUa ,were aboard. The S. O. 8." calls sent out by the Benalla were picked up by the - steamship Otakl and the latter vessel is expected to reach the Benalla this afternoon.' A later ' wireless " from the Benalla. - said the flames thus far had been confined to the hold.- - ' ' -" Passengers Taken Off. London. July 2L (L Ns S.) Advices received this afternoon said the steam ship Otakl has reached the Benalla, afire 800 miles eaat of Durban, and Immediately began to transfer the liner's passengers. Nothing Found to Incriminate Man Medford. Or., July 21. Although the police are stilt investigating the charge of Mrs. I. M. Walsh against, her son-in-law, t. Tom Hampton, that, he 1 mur dered Nora Fuller in San Francisco In 1902, they ;; have : about - come to s-the conclusion that the entire matter is merely a family feud," and that there is no foundation whatever for the accu sation. Investigation of Incriminating let ters', shows' nothing whatever; to connect-Hampton with any; crime, and the police have decided that - Mrs. Walsh is laboring under jserious mental de lusions. "- " " - .According to Mr. and Mrs. Hampton, they moved away from Medford to get away from Mrs. Walsh, who ever since her daughter's marriage has attempt ed : to J get ' her son-in-law- W jail ;on some charge. A few months ago She charged him with white slavery. ' fy - It is not Improbable that an Investi gation will be made into Mrs. Walsh's sanity. - Eddy Foy Is. Found ; ' Guilty by ;Eef eree ' ' v ' Os New Torle. July 21. (L N. S.-Ed- die Foy has Just been found guilty f of misconduct with Mrs. Sarah Jennie Gertrude Pean. wife of John Wooeter Pean,; in : a report signed; by Paul J, Dickheisy, as referee. - Mrs. Dean be gan an action for divorce against her husband, ' leading man for Miss Fannie Ward, The- wife also sought J100.G0O from '-Miss Ward for alleged' aliena tion of Deanvs affections. Dean filed his action in answer to thepne begun by his wife and named Edward FOy. : have- known Mr. Foy- for years, but my relations ' with him have been proper ' In ; every respect.", : said Mrs. Dean., - Salem May Have Sale x Day.' -' Salem, Or., July 21. A special meet ing of Salem business men has . been called for this evening at 8 o'clock, at the Commercial cluh, to take up the proposition of holding regular 11 sales days. One was held last Saturday and it was a great success. . Death Knell Now ; Sounded Against : :; Sunday Funerals 1 - r - 11 '. , . v'"' - - ' ' i All Sunday funerals are at ' an end. The cemetery and cent-. 4ft- etery proprietors and managers H have so decreed, f J. A,'Strow- 5 M bridge, ; secretary of the Lone , Fir cemetery, - has been active J; ln securing a signed agreement from all to permit no more Sunday funerals, except where 4K death by contagious diseases t make It ; absolutely necessary. "This is the rule all through -the east," said Mr. Strowbridge, "and In California." - . Afc i Melted shellac will mend broken fountain pen barrels. ; ' FUNERALS Beautiful adolt pleah or brcadclotb icaaket, embalming. rough - box. fcearae, two llmooaiaea and aarvicea for...... More reasonable fa. serais tor S20. 0 $60. Hltrber priced foaer. als la proportion, . W auk Mr nra eaakatay . , Lady , aautnt. Prlrate runeral ; chapel MILLER S TRACEY -arDEPEHDEarr tvxtbjo. ' dihectors - Washingtoa and Ella fits. ' Main 26S1, A-768S. WANT AD RATES - la effect October 1, 1014. . : ALL PREVIOUS BATES CANCELLED ' .CHA&GED ADVEBTISEMXNTS y " Daily or Sunday. - 1J4 eenta per word per insertion. -- This charge is for all classifications, ex eepting VFor Bent la Prlrate Family," "Boom and Board ia - Private Family," 'Situation Wanted" sad "Wanted to Kent" ads, which are 114 cents per . word per Insertion. . Ho aa charc-ed for less than-15 eenta. ii , - CASH. ADVKBTlSEMKjraa 1V4' eeats pet word for-all elasaificationa, exceptiag "For Bent la Prirau , Family," "Boom and Board in Private FamiitV" aitaa tku Wanted' end "Wanted to Rent" ads. which are IVi eenta pec word. Consecutive Insertion of cash wants ads: .-. - . S insertions for the price, of 2. . - 7. Insertions for ths price o 6. ' MEETING srOTICES, 41 OREGON LODGE, No. 101, i A. F, . & A. M. Special communication ' - tomorrow (Thursdav at 1:16 o'clock. fur the purpose of conduct ing the funeral services' of our- afe brotner, Joseph Ii. - Truman. Services will be held at Holman's un dertaking parlors at 2 o'clock. : Inter ment ia Mount Scott cemetery. Mem bers expected to attend. . By order of the W. M. : - LESLIE S. PARKER, Secretary. '-.f. THE Masters', - Wardens' - and fast Masters' asso ciation 'of Portland will meet tomorrow (Thursday) evening at s o'cioca at the -.Acacia club, second floor of the Commercial club building. Fifth and Oak streeta By order of the presiaent. iesne 0. Farker, sec, SUNNYSIDE Lodge No. 163, A. F. & A. M. stated ' eommunication Thurs. eve. 7:30, East 84th and Yamhill sta., Work M. order of VT. M. " . E. M.- Lance, Sec. .tff-vvr Loog " REGULAR meeting this r2ri"5,vS ' Wednesday) evening, Sfiai2) East Sixth and . Alder J streets. ? Second . degree. v lonurg cqroieuy invitea. MT. SCOTT Chapter. O.-E. S. Regu lar communication iirst - an tnira -Wednesdays of every month. , By or der of W. M. - . - - ..; . -v-'-i. i ;MAUI 'E.V CONNELL. Sec Uffaf Statistics marriJgcs.Jlrfb3.Jeatlk, marriage: licenses William Anderson, 82 E. 79th St., legak and Frances 1. Aakar. 32 K. 7Uth St. tesaU Charles Bell Landers, Lois apU., 27, aud Ulna Bath Matthewa, dty.18. G. J. Kinney, Seattle, Waah.. legal. -- end Lnla G Helhs. Csriton hotel, lejal. 71 Adolph A. Amrela, 160 N. 16th at., legal, and Dora A. Carr, 625 E. Charleston at., leaL H. A. Malooey. - 81 Chapmaa at., legal, and leala M. Frledle. 845 19th at., legal. W. G. Smith & CO. isftlng'car Third rioor - Morgan hidg. t WEDDING rinKS sold Lv weierht. N Solomon, Jeweler, 831 Mor. nsore. opp. jortianq notei. DRESS suits for rent, all sizes . Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Btark st. - BIRTHS MITCHELL To sir. - and Mrs. James JB. Mitchell, 1174 lyoa it., July 7t a eon.' WELLARO To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. WeUard. "270 K. 39th-St., July 10. a' sou. TlBBSt-To Air. end Mrs. Cuss. 8. Tibbs, 4T Milwaukie St., July . a son. DIXON To Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Dixon. 7M Umatilla ave., July 38, a son.. ASPAASr-To Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Asntt, 65th ave. and 100th at., July 2. a dausfaTftr. MAELETTO To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Max. letto, 446 4tA St.. July 16, a -son. MAEKSTBOM To Mr, and Mrs. Gustav Mark. atrom, '12 Croaby St., July 17, a daugfc. ter, . ... . IK TEN To Mr.S and Mr. Leonard O. Feyen, .720 E. 44th st, K., July 18, a daughter. : ItlNGIAND Te. Mr. and Mrs. David V, Ring. land, 640 Yamhill at.. July 4, a daoghts-. KBEIXNO Te - Mr. . and Airs. Frederick & Ebeling, e Buchtei re4 July ia, a da ut li ter. "- - - ' ..- ... . .. , IHOMPS0W To Mr. aad Mr. B. P. Thorn rv- son, 1173 E. ,28d at; N., July 14. a sou. CRANE To Mf., and Mrs. Robert L, Crane, iHfi Oolne St.. July 12, a daughter. - PH ELI'S To .Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Phelps, - 6829 44th ave. K. E., July 17, a son. DEATHS AND FUNERALS : 73 CARTWRIOHT At Gearhart. - Or., July 19, Mrs.-Charlotte Moftett Cartwrlaht, aged 72 years, 0 months, 2 day. Friends invited to attend funeral aerrleea. which wil be held at Holmaa'a funeral parlors at 10 a. rn. Friday, jtiij lnigraCTi umi tit cemetery. WASHBURN In this city. July 21. Haael Waebbnrn, late of 67 East Seventy fourth street north.: The remains are at the resi dence establishment ot J. P. Finley -& Hon, Montgomery l at . Fifth.!. : Kotlce ef funeral nerearter, CABTWK1GHT At Gearhart. Or.. July 10, Mrs. Cbarlotts Moffatt Cartwright, egad 72 rears, 6 months.' 28 days. Remains are at Holman's funeral : parlors. Announcsmcst of ranerai later. DOB.MAN At his late residence, 7014 51st - ave. j & B., John Hasailtoa - Dorman, aaed T- years, semaina at r. . uercn baaertaklng parlors, East 11 th and Clsy sts. - MEVEH Frrdrlrka Meyer, 6424 TTat St. g. June 25, 00 years; chronie endocarditia. ' SEIJ-KR Uicaaei Salter, 133T Aator sc, July UlCKEY At. her residence. Z&im East Clay street, July 20. Mra Alice Uickey, aged uO years. Anouceenient of funeral later. TKLNIAJi At his - residence. .". 11.20 Clio ton stKe. . July '20, Joseph B.. Truoian. An nonncement of funeral later.' ' FlMMELr Kosle Ftmmel, 411 S. th St., Jolv 17, 78 years; earehiome of stomach. FLATHEB3 Has E. Plathers, Good Samaritan hospital. July 17. 24 years; diabetes melU- tOS. - - .. i - , - '- - ' KOSS Edward 8. Ross, - Monotain View sanl. torlam, July 17, 61 years; ecnte melancholis. BAKSK-K Md P. Hansen, Conch St., July 17, apopleyf el years. - . DELANBI Charlotte : H. . Delaney, fiSS Ca- rathera at., July 18, 23 years; tuberculosis. ADAMS Joseph Adams, Good Samaritan, July 19. 65 years; ureau-accidentsj fau. MITCH ELL -Alfred J. Mitchell. 301 Hslssy St.. July ift. I ygarw j acme peart pioca. MARTIN & FORBES CX.. florists, i1 Wash- Main 269, , A-1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BiiOS.. florists, 2 STliorrlsorl st. Main or A-i8i'5. Fine flowers and floral designs. - No branch stores. mc ; DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 DIX At the residence of her son. 814 Wy fast street. July 21, Leotta asl 61 yr. belored wife of Alonso G. 1X, nad mother of William O., Eroest O., Alaon A. and Samuel U. Dix. ktrs. Lucy, J. Brompton. ldr. Rod F. AlTord, MTfc Ethel M. Miller and Miss Glay Dix. -nneral wUl teave tbe ?rkr o( Miller Tracey. at 12:30 e. jn hursday. Julr 22, theoce to Cedar Mill M. B. ehureb. where serricea will be held at 2 9. sa. Friend reapeettolly - inrited.-1 Inter- BARLOW Ih funeral aerricee ot the late Milum E. Barlow, ased 1 rears, beloved bonband of Mra. Emma Bsrlow. father ef V. W. Barlew. Mra. Mitmie Price and Mr. Etaie Dempaer, vrill be held at the home. 1129 Eaat Twenty-third street north, tomorrow ; Thnra day),...Jnly 22. at. 2 p.-m.- Friends are 1e rlted. . Interment Rose City cemetery. Re main are at A. K. Seller company's parlora. WUl be at aboTe reaidence alter 11 a. m. Thursday. BUTHICK In this city July 20. at her-late residence. 465 : East -Forty-eintb - street north, Marare tte Batrick. aged years, mother ef Edward Haya. 403 Larch afreet. The funeral services will be held Thursday, July 22 at 10 o'clock a. m. at the residence es tablishment of 3J. P. Flnley e Son, Mont-romery- at Fifth. Friends Invited. . Interment at mm rig cemetery UVUT In this city July 20. Webster Hunt. ared 6 years, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunt of Gardiner.. Or. The remains will be forwarded this evening (Wednesday) at 8:18 o'clock by J. P, Flnley Son to Gardiner, Or., where serricea will be held and lnter- tnent made In the family plot KENNEDY. Ia this city July 20, Robert Ken nedy, ared 6S years, late of 4K2 HnHxalo street. The remains will be .forwarded Thurs day eTening, July 22. by J. P. Flnley V Son to Chippewa Falls. Wis., where services will be held and Interment made la the family plot. Please omit flowers. OLSON July 20. God fried Olson, aged 11 years, e months ana z aays, oeioTea sob of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson. The funeral serv ices wii be held at A. B. -Zeller company's parlors, 684- Williams ave.. Thursday, July 22, at 3 p., tn. Friends- are invited. Inter- ment jiose city cemetery. CBUMAN At the - residence. 1120 Clinton street. . July 20, Joseph Richard Truman, aged 67 yeara ; rrienda invited to attend fu neral services,-, which will be . held at Hol man's fnneral parlors at t p. m. tomorrow (Thursday).-July 22, Interment Mount Scott Park cemetery. - FUNERAL DIRECTORS A splendid residence undertaking es tablishment, -with private driveway. J. P. FINLEY A SON, . - Montgomery at Fifth. " MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading funeral director, 220 Id st., corner Salmon. Lady assistanu Phones A' 1611, Main 607. - - Dunniiig '& McEnteeStt?,W every detail.' Broadway and Pine st. Broadway 430, A-4&S8. Lady assistant. Fi S. Dunning, .Inc; East Side Funeral Directors, 414 Fast Alder et East 5Z, B-Z6Zh Chambers ;.Col-fflsSSS.rt ave. and ICarbv. Wood. lawn 3308. C-1133. Lady embalmerj j- Walter C, Kenworthy r 1682-1884 TS, IStn,' Sellwood 71. B-1122. MILLER ' & - TRACT, independent fu neral directors. Prices low as 820, $40, 6Q. wasn. ana tsua. at. a-yboo A. D. KENWORTHY & CO. Calls promptly answered in all Darts of city. 1. J. J. p . Diag., ients. -i.aDor oaat, A D "7ft! Ir P 593 Williams ave. n II A-Ciioi wuiEagt 1088, C-1088. Lady attendant. Pay and night service. Uonml-rrtn East 80th and Olisan. Fa- I iCillllllUlt ' neral services. Tabor 4313. T Dvrno Williams aad Knott. . I . Dyiiie Bast 1118, C-1843. P. L. LERCH. leading east side under- taker. rJ. iitn fttjiay. i5-ia8, E. 781 PP ARQHM Undertakers. East l08Ol ri-rinOUiM 869-871 . Russell street. r - 1 F R lfQH KT RESIDENCE UNL PL3. QkPWFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4163 Ort. CO a-2821. Cor. 3d and Clay. BREEZE & Snook, B-1268. T. J 258. 1028 aeimont, at 84trt. Lady attendant. UorvSiltrxn Cast 80th and Olisan. Fu- 1 luiiiiiiuii neral services. Tabor 4318. MOXTJ1XKNTS .MARBLE -AND GRANITE WORKS. - Finest marble and granite from our Oregon 7 quarry; 287 Hawthorne ave. SCHANEN-BLAIR CO. IE BLADING 6ttAisiiT 267'Soatcoo, MAO19 FORTLAKD MARBLE WKtf.. 264-2i 4th St., opp. city faalL M. 8584. A-l 81 6. FOR SALE y HOUSES 61 . FOR SALE BI O WNER. " . Six room, 2 story house; hard wood floors, fire place,' built-in book cases, china closet, buffet, drop lights, Dutch kitchen, cement basement, furnace; 3 full siae bedrooms, sleeping porch, bath: lot 60 by 100; was built for our home, leaving City, must sacrifice. Value 83760, .will take 33000, terms, or 82800 cash. 660 E. 66th st., N. Take Rose City car to 66th st.,, walk south. Phone log, rsu ueaiern. Public Notice. We have. two new, modern buunga lows4 PIEDMONT and - ROSE CITY PARK, which must be sold at once on cash or terms, and we will sell either or both away below actual cost. See Mr. DeToung. . , C. DeTOUNO & CO., C14 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. FINIS 6 room bungalow with sleeping port;h and full basement, garage. 33a00, foOo cash, 330 per month and 1 Ser cent interest, 726 E. fiwth at- N. os- City Park car.- Phone Tabor 6831. HOME FOR- THE OLD FOLKS 11200. 7 room house, lot 82x105, with alley, 100 feet from Junction point of two street car lines In Montavllla, unques tionably -v future business - property Look this up. $S0 down, 10 monthly. rrea w. German co., i t'ftm, com AN ideal, home, 25 mln. from town, . modern bunailow. full . biumtnt fireplace.-furnace, -large porches, flow ers, fruit trees, lawn.1 nice chicken srs, fruit trees, lawn.' Bice chicken park, 2. lots , (cheap) Jprlce 13260, terms, 1640 Fowler ave. Phone Col um tla 478. Frank M. Ward, owner. . b A S?J A P Quarter acre all Imnrovmi. 3 room house; Wallen Park: all In garden, berries, fruit trees; If taken this week for $376 cash; must leave on account or sicKTress.- 'itwr mm, 81700 CASH Modern 4 - rooms : with bath : double - constructed : ' large at tic; all -conveniences: 8 -blocks from Alberta car and school. ; 888 East 24th. Owner. 6 ROOM modern bungalow, completely furnished, at a bargain; - Best loca tion in the city, cash or terms. Deal with owner. Come .out aad- see It, A- V v I xt. vsiw "ti s ga, ' '. BUILD your home through, reliable - and responsible parties. - Let us show you how we finance homes on 1037 B. tjaruinersst. UJUUU11J - AUV Home Builders, 1310 N. W. Bank bldg IT IS cheaper to build If you own a lot than to pay rent or nuy ready built. Let us advise you. The Oregon Home Builders, 1330 N, W. Bank bldg. '.-oususAiorf jriJAWts, as.-- . WHY NOT OWN YOUR BUNOA tOWI PAY US LIKE RENT. H, A. WILLIAMS. S9 HKA7 BLD6, LAURELHURST bungalow, siehtly; might take lot first payment Phone Tabor 3555.' - - - --" NICE -4 room bungalow, 2 blocks from . Mississippi n venue carline, $2000, easy terms. Woodlawh 2368. f C 61 (Continned ) Hawthorne District CORNER LOT - 4 5x1 0 0. A new modern K room bunealOW With large living rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, built In buffet and book cases; nice light white enamel Dutch kitchen, good sized bedrooms, with two windows . In each room, white enamel bathroom, standard plumbing, cement oasement and laundry trays; extra large attic, plenty room for 3 more large rooms that can be finished With small expense; shades and fixtures, all ready . to move into;, bard aunacea street. . close to rood school and hlsh school. . This property is 8500 below actual value. Deal with the owner. . - T. At Sutherland 1084 Hawthorne ave. Phone Tabor 2017 or Tabor 88. FOR S ALE 5" room modern house. furnished; lot 40xl20f a sacrifice,, a iiap. Call Tabor 3029. Se It. FOR SALE LOTS 10 -. 360 DOWN. 313 MONTHLY - 'Beautiful 1 acre tract, all in cultiva tion, right on the car line, Sttc fare, some snap. Fred W. German Co- 814 unimDrr or commerce. WE'LL supply you lot in any section in which you desire to live, and our figures. The Oregon Home Build ers. 1330 N. W. Bank bldg.v . LARGE, beautiful view homeslte, west side, oniy is minutes- car riae, no fare, best value-in Portland, for $350: 310 down. 35 a month. M. E. Lee, 606 tjoroett Diag. BEAUTIFUL view lot, Alameda Park. H half block from car. Will sell for third less than surrounding r prop erty is quoted. K-B38, journal FORCED SALE Full lot worm 3W00. Price this week 8450. Street paid. A. K. HILL, 419 Henry Bldg. XRVINQTON lot, ' 8760. .Owner must sell at once. S-838, Journal. ACREAGE 57 Acre: Homesite At Oswego Lake Only $400. .Water, lights, telephone, boating, bathing, 28 electric trains pass daily, 80 communtlon fare; $10 down, $10 per month. THE ATCHISON-ALLEN CO - 600 Concord bldg. 2d and Stara. :"S6-PR ACHE ; " 400 acres, Tillamook county, close to Wilson river and the village of Wilson; $1000 cash, balance 2 years. Of course, it is a snap. Fred W, Ger man co 914 om. 01 um. A DOCTOR WANTED That wants to locate in a thriving farm community and has $1250 cash to pay on a fine 1 acre home; ideal locatioa and ' very little - competition; land'all in crop. . LUEDDEMANN COMPANY, 913 Chamber of Commerce. 10 ACRES THAT YOU CAN BUY. Will sell 10 acres just 11 miles on rock road from postof t ioe for $2500, one tenth down, one tenth per year, in terest per cent. Every acre choice; good location. Inquire 406 Northvvest- ern uana oiag, GOBLE 6 acres under-3 miles from rail and boat; rich land, all. tillable, now being cleared, $376; terms, $160 cash,- balance may be paid for in labor if desired. Worth investigation. G. Wynn. Wilson. 903 Chamber of. Com merce. - i Gibson Half , Acres. : Good soil, city water, close to car line, easy terms will build to suit purchaser. Phone Marshall 1585, or Sellwood 478. John H.-Qsow. owner. 40 Acres, $550 20 miles from city. 6 miles from electric line; lies fine, a;ood soil, no rock, $160 cash, baL easy, $. 411 Henry oiog. INVESTIGATE this before you buy; 15. .. acres near Orenco. best black loam soil, all cultivated, $226 per. acre: will divide and give easy terms it desired. See Mr. Handy, owner, 206 Stock Exchange Biag..w Marshall Z05 SNAP -1 acre, 6 room house, all in garden and fruit, lust outside city limits, 10c fare; owner leaving. will sacrifics for $1600. Terms Call 614 Stock Exchange bldg. Main 8766. STOP . that rent and say a Calf -acre tract ' in city limits, level, cleared. Bull Run water, gas. (e carfare: $10 down, $5 per month,- WhiUner-Kelly JO.. 711 JrMttOCK pioetc. $6 per month buys an acre tract on . 10c fare, on good road, close to sta tion ; pr l c e z u v. m-6 . journal ACRE of ground and 4 room cottage, 30 minutes out, only? $760 terms. O- ssh, journal FOR sale ocaooooee; 6 acres 8200; 10 acres $300; terms: best -soil; tlm- oereq. j. ti. inarp, sa kittok runrK. 40 acres, near Carrol le. Wash.; 15 acres rich bottom; 4 cleared; $600 cash. Phone Tabor 4090. - SUBURBAN ACREAGE 7 81 ACRE suburban home at 90th and Division sts.. nicely improved: seres fruit, berries: city water. Will sell all or part- Kaste Bros,, si 8 Henry bldg. FOR SALE FARMS 17 ' ' 136 Acres . Six miles from Yamhill : good house, barn, o0 in cultivation, 70 in pasture, balance timber: family orchard, well fenced, creek, fine stock or grain farm. Price $8500; will take $2500 city prop erty free from incumbrance; some cash. SZ5 Hawtnome ave. GOOD FARM LANDS, i Tree trip to prospective buyers to see farm lands of Harney valley. Burns. Or.; gives the highest yield of all kinds of grains and alfalfa; sold on terms, low interest; now'e the time to ?o while crops are growing. For in orrnation address or see J. W. Leb- man, 1633 rhi. I8tn sty- Portland, or. 800 acre stock farm for $5000. On Umpq.ua river. - 75 acres fine - crop, 20 more cleared, 7 room house, barn, etc., family orchard, all - kjnds of water, grass and outside range. Owner very anxious to sell is cause of this price. (C) .-' . - -r- . vi:.. DORR E. KEASEY & CO.. 2d floor Chamber of Commerce. 20 ACRES, 8 miles north of Vnncou ver, ori Pacific Highway (paved, 1 0 acres in cultivation, balance In pasture and -nearly cleared ; new 4 room plas tered bugalow; new barn and other buildings; 8 acres in potatoes. Price $3500; small cash payment, balance to suit at 6. (Bli). Dorr E. Keasey r Co., 2d floor. Chamber of Commerce. 16 ACRES, 8 acres under cultivation, 26 miles from Portland; house, barn. 2 acres of prunes. V acre straw berries, garden, horse, wagon, tools, furniture, 100 chickens, price $1200, for quick Sale, naif ca.sh, - HOMESTEAD REALTY CO., ; , 166 ACRES within 2 miles of Gresham, y miles to O. W. P.. 40 acres in oaltivation. 4 acres orchard, remainder pasture good buildings, write H.- O. Dickinson. 2018 K. GiisaneJporMand. Tabor 614. - -y - - f . - -' --- - GET busy, patented 60 acres on state - of Oregon T umalo irrigation proj set); partly Improved; 48 acres water contract j SO acres In crop: 7 acres In alfalfa; 11600 will handle. ; M. E., Twmaio, or. 10 FINE ACKEij, 18 nilJes to PorUand; best of soil, , only $650; $100 cash, balance $100 per year, 8. W. H. Seits b ut,, iw ftBuuinx sirs., i)n .f "' . .. j "" i . . ' . . ." i 1 40 ACRES, partly improved, house. Darn, orcnarar running water, nice little farm; snap $1400. Chance, 142 Vs Peond St. ' " ' SMALL furnished ranch,. Jliioo; hur from 16c fare. Apply evenings, 60 Union ave. N. FOR 8.UI! HOUSES FOR SALE FAKJI3 f Continuea ) 164 acres, 16 miles from fiivf : Railroad runs through, the i-;.u acres surface clear, numeruuH a: i , and ereeks; cabin 14x14, $id cr worth, of groceries, cook eiov-, i table and rocker. bedding a.. 2 cooking utensils, harrow, plow, dox, picks, grub hoe, 2 crosscut t wedges and sledges, 4 acs anJ 1 merous other articles. The must go east and you can rut ' enUre layout all for 11100 rsn, 1 i w.'Uwmati Co., 914 Chum, of nr WEI.t. crops, - stock and Implement, i buildings, rock road, abundance Is and water, 14 rnlles Hillsboro. M. Hoard, R. 2, IllllBboro, Or. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATT, GARAGE wanted up to $20,Q.0u, In out of city, for $00o clear city 1 proved property and $6000 cash. Want 7 to 8 room residence for i-u ' era duplex building ou choice 16 tn -lot. Actual income $50 per moru Price $12,600. Good hotel and cottage in small town, rented for $944 per year, l i i $11,600. Want improved farm t same value. r - OTIS C BECIi. Real Estate Exchange Expert. 801-2 Railway Kxehange 321,000 For sale or exenange, .centrt - i - East Portland, V blk.; good U rwu: modern house, garage. 62 acres, 30 cultivation, 10 acres o prune trees, good family orchard, 1.. springs and creek, fair 6 room liou- , old barn, best of soil; mile toichui i church, store; phone in house; county road ; cream route-.' it. y. i ; 28-xnilea to Portland: mortsmee 8j5.j-j: rwould like reasonable stock frm. 1 f i cicn.T, ior equity, uwner only, jt-11;-, Journal. ASK US ABOUT THESE. - 140 acre dairy farm, 60 milen son of Portland. Price $17,600; will $16,000 Improved, clear Portland riy erty; mortgage $260u at 6 per cent. 11.66 acres. Washington county. 1 miles from center of Portland; eui; $2000, $1600 mortgage, runs 6 year. per cent; make us au offer for equu Will trade, J. Stroud tit Co Bve. ton, Or. - 60 ACRES HIGHLY IMFROVi.;,. 60 miles from Portland; every f i t choice land, good buildings, woven n fences, horses, cows, hogs, chicle , every Implement necessary, incluu. milk separator. For sale or w.u . take residence or modern eubun i place, one to five acres, as part i . . -ment... See owner. 406 Nortnwe&t;i Bank bldg. FOR sale or trade: My beautiful m. ern home, prettily decoraed v,i; flowers, furnished . or unfurnished, ii t cash price, woodwork finished la ma hogany ana ivory, newly tinted, loot i- I in Irvlngtpn district; will accept in.; or good second mortgage; cash i ny ment and terms or acr-iige on Oregon Electrio. Call Mar. 32ui or Tn. . 6469.-- - 60 ACRE STOCK RANCH fiouu. 2 9 miles from Galea creek. 7o t rr tillable, 6 cleared, 8 room house, lain for 20 head stock, unlimited out rar mortgage $1600, 8 per cent, excha . Jor city property to value of eq n: -r will assume small amount if pri right. Fred W. German company, 5)14 v. jminoer ot vjommerce. - 60 MILES FROM PORT LA N I 60 acres, highly Improved, will -change-for modern residence or n-: . I suburban property. Every acre tlx- land, good buildings, woven v u fences, good stock and implements. t,i-e owner, 406 Northwestern Bank Id.H-. WANTED. BUSINEoS PROPEiiT' Will trade close-iu acreage on vt Side. Price $26,000, clear of Inruii! brance, and will assume up to $16.oi.x. (BLK Dorr E. Keasey & Co., 2d floor, Chamber of Commerce. FOR EXCHANGE Up-to-date . mdse. stock. Invoiced close to &u"; also nice little property, well lout.- . for Ford auto. For particulars writ a ti. j. ijhvi, ianpy, or. WANTED A home in Irving Urn; v. ,.. assume a mortgage ana give pr -ertyclcar of incumbrance. For re ticulars inquire of M. E. Lee, 605 Cor be tt bl d g. - - OWNKS'S See this 40 acre s, iiiipruv I farm, clone to Portland and elect. Will consider good city property, au jtuii. i mar. itm. 16 acres, cleared end fenced, will I,, vacant lot, or email houae; will luho late model car for good. house equity. 310 Yfon. Mar. 2432. Exchange 6 room modern. iiouix-, - 100x100 cor., value $4500, equity $S0O0, for improved valley farm; -s urne if stocked. V-874, Journ itl. WHAT" clear property have you to ex change for $8600 egulty, do east side, improved property? Woui j take good auto. Main 9451 evenlnr--. TRADE 19 Vs---acres 4 mile lr . Clatskanie, -Columbia county, 1r elear city lots; value $1600, 64; Klu- infiworui. WANTED Stock ranch, $4000 to 1 1 .- - 000, tor Improved acreage, city prop erty and first real estate nuiiltm- -. Chnrice, 142 Second st. 820 ACRES choice wheat land, central . Kansas; will exchange for nearby ue city property. Chance, 142',-fe 2d M. THE largest exchange service lu .;. The Oregon llome Builders, lij N. W. Bank bldg. 10 ACRES, all cleared, new bu:iii. l close to car line, for a house and lu T7-438. journal. OOOD property - to tradw for r -qutshinent or chap deeded land 14 Okanoran country. 14 N. 6th ft. WHAT have you for $1000 e'jul'v 1 j room bungalow, rented? ., Tabor Zuo-j, or M-8H&, jourMi. iluOO lot lor auto or fjrst or fee : 1 mortgage, at cash value. Wdln. S. u, or laDor 646t. TRADE for western Oregon land, 1 r, T acres Idaho dry farm. 6f4- Ciui sve., -irettiont yta., nt ricort t-ttr. WANTED, to trade equity In weil lo cated 76x100 lot; what have you t offer. Address, 889 Alberts st., ft t y. SfiE the Oregon Home Builders If y I desire a good trada 1330 N. . W. Bank bldg. . LARGE and small - farms, tr.dp f ? city property. Wolfstein, 205 Allai bldg. IF VOU have any property for eaie or exchange it will pay you to see lie Kensie Co.. 615 Oerlinrer hid. WANTED -REAL ESTATi: v::t $200 cash and acres 6 year old truit. Hood River district, in fine shape, i exchange for a house. Sellwood n 'r. WANTED Modern house to $;-. m. i will trade lots for it. Main lion. rooming norsr.s 20 ROOMS, all filled, partly Its-fit I . - K., located on weft side; gool fur niture, Es, electricity, bath, rvjnr.sr r water and furnace heat, price re?.- -able. Very good income. Call 317 I.a. way Exenange bldg. ROOMING! houae huyere lake ii f t 33 rooms, rent-$35, dance hull, 6u ) included, for quick sale, t'ihd. " .J Williams ave. Phone East 66S5, T f 74 - MODERN 11 rooms for real Z7- ', furniture for sale, sras, phone, t . i E. -2d't. Tabor 47I.O. . 11 ROOMS of f urniture, tiouxeket -i sleeping. Owner, ,241 6th st. i 2803. ' - 20 ROOMS, close in. fine furniture. full, cheap rent, worth $750; etp 83S5, - Petere, 15 N. 6th. 80xlC0 lot. wet side, for tuui.. h on se. 311 Allky bid g. HOTEL, 21 rooms, sacrilke Lit no trade. 2814 Morrlwon, cnr. SNAP 10 Large, llKht, furnieiiea Ing bone, clowe in. 207 6t h . RUSTXESS OrPORTLITS I THREE chair Kokefi, good hri!. quire 86 6th. Old eftai!-hMl h. FOR SALE cheap, barter BurnHide s f. WANTEX Partner. ..-, SNAP Cs ah f roc- r y, In? t own ; t " (CoaUi-ei C-i . -,: ; ) . t; 4 (
