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THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1915.
SOCK
OF SALT
E BEN' USED TO
BEAT IN TO DEATH
Two Bodies Found on Log
ging Railroad Near Gold
Bar Camp, Washington,
Gold Bar, Wash.. Sept 6. (U. P.)
Frank Pfelffer and Frank Murray are
beinjr held aa witnesses today In con
nection with the brutal murder Satur
day night of Edward Pfelffer of Gold
Bar, father of Frank Pfelffer. and
Morlts Schneider, of Fort Wayne, Ind.,
brother-in-law of Edward Pfelffer.
There are no clues as to who com
mitted the double crime, nor of the
ir. otlve.
I'feiffer's body was found early Sun
day morning by Jack St. Louis. It lay
face down on the logging railroad of
the Gold Bar Lumber company, half a
mile from here. The fact that a sock
filled with salt hung on a nearby tree
leads to the belief that the roan's as
sailant used it as a sandbag. Pfeiffers
bead was crushed as though by a sharp
Instrument.
Schneider was found a quarter of a
mile further up the road, near Pfelf
fer1 s cabin. His heftd was mutilated
beyond recognition, presumably by a
piece of railroad iron. The murderer
moved the body from where it first
fell, as there is a large blood stain
on the ground some distance from
where the body was found.
The fact that socks found In Frank
Pfeif fer's bakery correspond to the one
found filled with salt and that foot
prints near where the crime was com
mitted were the same as his. led to
his arrest. Murray Is a friend of
young Pfelffer' s.
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please mention The Journal. (Adv.)
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WAVERLEY GOLF
OCTETTE BEATS
PORTLAND EIGHT
State Champion Wilhelm
Turns in Lowest Card
of the Day.
Playing; under perfect "golfing con
ditions, the Waverley Country club
golfers defeated an eight-man team
representing the Portland Golf club
yesterday In the first of a se1 of
interclub matches on the Waverley's
course. Waverley's total number of
strokes for the 36-hole medal compe
tition was 1312, as against 1420 for the
Portland players.
. The playing of Rudolph Wilhelm.
the Oregon state title holder, was a
feature of the match. Wilhelm turnej
In a "3 card for the morning round
and a 77 score in the afternoon, mak
ing a total of 150. Russeir Smith, ex
champlon, turned in the second lowest
total for the day, 151, making a 73
In the morning and a 78 in the after
noon. The outcome of the match was
pleasing to the Portland Golf club of
ficials, considering the difference In
the experience of the membership of
the two clubs. The next match will
bo played next Sunday morning on
the Waverley course.
The Waverley Country club will play
a return team match with the Spokane
Country club following; the matches
with the Portland club players.
The scores for each nine holes of
yesterday's play and the totals are:
Waverley Country Clu
loung
Smith
Tisdale '
Ayer
Whitney
Bragg
Standifer .......
Davis
Total
Portland Golf Club
Wilhelm 37 36 41
Straight 38 40 41
Becker .53 47 46
Jones 47 44 41
Dickson 45 4 5 43
Gotelli 50 44 45
Andefson 48 48 48
Pearce 47 49 44
Total
.1312
86
42
49
41
43
45
49
48
150
161
195
173
176
184
193
188
...1420.
Eastern Players Are
Named for Net Play
j
New York. Sept. 6. (I. N. S.) H.
JT. Hackett. chairman of the commit
tee, composed of Craig Blddell of
Philadelphia and Edwin Shea of Bos
ton, to select the eastern states team
that will meet the Pacific coast ten
nis team here in the intersectional
matches, has named the teams. The
five players are: R. Norrls Williams
II of Philadelphia, Karl H. Behr of
New York, F. B. Alexander of New
York, Nathaniel W. Nlles of Boston
and T. R. Pell of New York.
The series will consist of four
singles and two doubles to be decided
Friday and Saturday, September 10
and 11, on the turf of the West Side
Tennis club at Forest Hill.
Bauer and Warren
First in Pigeon Race
The last young bird race of the sea
son was flown from Chehalis yester
day by members of the Oregon Horn
ing club. Results: Bau
uer and War-
1 yards per
ren, first, velocity, tl yards per
b
33 46 3S 41 164
.34 39 38 40 151
.38 41 44 40 163
.39 41 40 40 160
.44 40 47 45 176
.42 40 42 45 169
.38 27 45 43 163
.39 47 39 41 166
minute; E. Kinderman, second, 927 1
yards; Jimmy Dunn, third, 912
yards; E. Kinderman, fourth. 910 if8" J"""'
yards: G. V. Adams, fifth, 711 yards, j vnon '
Distance 83 miles air line. . Hnlt Lake!!.!.
Dunn lot six minutes owing to the ! Portland
bird rpfu.Mlnir to Iran ' Ocklund
Today tli T'lgeons of the club are
being used to carry messages from tlio
v,i.. .. . ,.
i muiiium i'H"a) ccieuranun 10 1 n
Journal lofl.
14-Year-01d Boy Is
Best Jockey in South
San Francisco, Sept. 6. (U. P.)
Due to steady Improvement of his
hor.setnan.ship and the promising char-
acter of moat of his mounts, Olin Gen-
try, 14 year old jockey, topped the'
riders' list again last week at the ex
position races. Gentry put eight win
ners across during the week. His
nearest rival was Jack O'Brien with
seven.
Gentry Is suffering from a broken i
arm today, having been kicked by a
horse he was leading yesterday.
See McLoughlin
and Williams Again
Forest Hills L. I. Sept. 6. (U. P.)
The final round of plav Tuesday for
the national tennis championship will
be between Champion Morris Williams
and former Champion Maurice Mc
Loughlin, Is the opinion of tennis ex
perts expressed today. Williams met
W. M. Johnston of California today,
and McLoughlin played T. R. Pell.
On Wednesday, McLoughlin and Tom
Bundy will defend their titles of na
tional doubles champions against W.
M. Johnston and Clarence Griffin ef
California.
WATCHING SCOREBOARD
Vornon continued barbecueing the
Angels. Honus Mitze's two homers at
Vernon before noon won the first
game. Doc White took charge of the
circus at Washington park in the aft
ernoon, Lo Angeles helpless.
At one time there were two separate
and distinct fights in progress on the
diamond, all for one prtce of admis
sion. The doctor's old familiar Chicago
wiggle toward first kept the Los An
geles runners glued to the initial sack.
San Francisco's record of walloping
the Beavers was busted in the morn
ing whan Fanning in the fourth sue
cumed to the Portland swatters.
But the Sea la came back In the aft
ernoon and nosed through first
SSr ffif 32 K
the sixth. I
Cobb got only two hits In tha five j
gam series1 against St. Louis.
Wagner got a nome run, double and
two singles against Chicago and Pitts
burg won 13 to 2.
Stan Borlcsk Arrives.
Stanley Borleake, the new athletic
director of the Lincoln high school,
arrived yesterday to take up his new
duties Tuesday. Borlesks succeeds
his brother. Vincent, who will be at
I Whitman college this year.
Winged M" Has Big
Football Turnout
Twenty-on .huskies answered the
second football call of the season at
the Multnomah club yesterday. Cap
tain Rupert wore a big smile during
the entire workout, because of the
bright prospects for a winning com
bination this season.
Lewis Mills. ex-Harvard university
star, turned out for practice again, and
it is llicely that he will be given a place
on the line this season. George Phil
brook' brother, who starred as full
back of the Pacific university team a
number of seasons ago, was out with
the squad yesterday.
Night practice will be held tomorrow
night at 7 o'clock, and Captain Rupert
plans' to - have the players out two
nights a week from now on, because of
the early contest scheduled with the
University of Oregon.
New York Fans Will
Have Sunday Games
New York, Sept. 6. (U. P.) A deal
may be closed this week to give New
York Sunday major league baseball
and at the same time launch a counter
attack against the proposed Invasion of
the Federals. The New York American
league club owners plan to buy the
grounds of the Jersey City Interna
tional league club for Sunday games.
The Federals plan to do the same at
Newark. By crossing to the Jersey
side the New York teams will be able
to play on Sunday.
Abies Signed by Spokane.
Spokane, 8ept. 6. Harry Abies,
southpaw pitcher, recently released by
Oakland and San Francisco, has been
signed by the Spokane club.
Albany Tourney to
Get Good Players
Albany, Or., Sept. 6. Plans for the
county tennis tournament to be held
here today under the auspices of
the local Y. M. .C, A. are rapidly being
made.
Entries to date are: Professor Thor
darson of Lebanon, Rev. C. H. Kohler
of Brownsville, W. P, Elmore of
Brownsville, Dr. Garnjoyst of Halsey,
E. N. Warmouth of Halsey, H. M.
Crooks, Charles Stewart. H. W. Tor
bet, Frank Eyrond, E. S. Small, Tom
Gilchrist, Dr. W. B. Cook, Seth French,
all of Albany and all as singles. Mr.
Elmore represented Linn county in the
house of the last legislature. Mr.
Crooks is president of Albany college
and Mr. Stewart Is the state bank ex
aminer. Those entered for doubles are: Dr.
Garnjoyst and E. N. Warmouth, Hal
sey; H. M. Torbet and F. P. Mutting.
Albany; Frank Eyrond and E. S. Small,
Albany.
Labor Day Races at
S. F. Are CaUed Off
San Francisco, Sept. 6. (U. P.)
TheLabor day automobile races sched
uled for today were, called off by the
i official representative of the A. A. A.
contest board, because the gate reoeipts
z
ould have been attached by an out
of town firm. Yesterday's 50 mile race
was called off for the same reason.
'Dutch'.' Fabrian won all four motor
cycle races held Sunday.
i STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Won.
HX
It.
69
71
77
76
f2
89
53
67
69
63
66
68
4
68
R
45
53
58
65
77
78
85
55
55
66
58
60
68
10
83
66
56
62
6
66
72
75
82
62
65
(12
58
7
68
77
IK)
60
64
70
Pet.
.6"1
.551
.606
87
79
75
firt
69
national League.
n
65
T
60
(M
J
57
66
American Law.
8.1
85
75
65
68
60
60
36
Federal Learua.
71
7
67
6
67
64
M
44
.4B7
446
4S7
n-lllelpnla
. rwwton ....
.566
.633
.682
.4S8
..484
.477
.471
.452
.6o
.654
.586
.528
.463
.394
.Sftl
.288
.863
.549
.545
.532
.628
.485
.453
.349
IlTvmklni
Chicago
I St lonU . .
! Httstmr . .
New York. .
' Cincinnati .
I
Foaton ....
, Detroit
. C'alraeo . . .
Wanhirigtnn
i New York
pl'"", "
1 Philadelphia
Plttuhnrj ..
New ark ....
St. loui . .
Kansas City
i'r.lt'aeo
Buffalo
Brooklyn ...
Baltimore . .
Amerioan Association.
' Mlnneapolla
Ht. Paul
! Lr.utuvllle . ,
KunaHS City
Indianapolta
Milwaukee
Clereland . .
1 Columbuk
83
80
68
68
68
.694
.688
.627
.607
.607
.459
61
66
60
Weatern Lee.g-ue.
S5
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74
68
67
67
68
42
Korthwettani Learue,
79
78
71
69
.427
.S79
Des fcloinee
I iJeurer
1 Topeka . . .
' Lincoln . . .
Sioux City
: Omaha
I Wichita . .
j St. Joseph .
' Spokane . .
! Brattle
.620
.593
.544
.540
.600
.488
.430
.318
.669
.649
.504
.600
Tacoma . . .
Vanoourer .
Three Submarines
Rammed, Disabled
V. 8. Steamer Supply Crashes Into Flo
tilla at Honolulu and Injures Divers
T-l, T-2, T-3.
Honolulu, Sept. 6. (I. N. S.) The
submarines F-l, F-2 and F-3, sister
vessels of the ill-fated F-4, were on the
disabled list today, as a result of being
rammed by the united btates steamer
Supply.
The Supply crashed Into tfis flotilla
yesterday while docking.
The F-3 was the worst damaged, and
will have to be placed In drydock for
repairs. .
It is possible that the submarines
will be retired from commission alto
gether, the board of inquiry formed to
Investigate the loss of the F-4 having
reported that all vessels of the F type
were fundamentally wealc
Steamer Sunk and
Six of Grew Killed
German Diver Bands CyxnbaUae to Bot
tom Was British Tsssal of 3350
Tons Six Killed and Six Xajorsd.
London Sept. 6. (U. P.) The Brit
ish steamer Cymbellne was torpedoed
ind sunk by a submarine today.
Six members of the crew were killed
and six injured. Thirty-one survivors
were rescued and landed. Tha Cym ho
lms was a vassal of 1250 tooaV
u
RECOPTS OF CAM
THAU
Number of Sheep Totals 459;
Names of Shippers and
Points Are Given,
LlTestock receipts ate follows: Cattle,
1074; hoga, 2248; sheep, 45. Car. 63,
Shipments are announced as follows:
Csttle Sol Dlckersoa, Welser, Idaho; 2 ear
loads; C. J. Brown, Baker, 2 carloads; O.
Folsom, Pendleton, 1 load; Pendleton Meat
Co., 1 load; Ben Colrln, Pilot Bock, 4 loads;
M. Haines. Pilot Rock, 2 loads: M. Tate.
Pilot Bock, 2 loads; C. L. Marr, Pilot Bock,
1 load; D. Wasaon, Harrlatrarg. 1 load: W.
Minton, Eugene, 1 load; S. K, Graham, Elgin,
load; C. F. Keller. Gibbon. 1 load: J. W.
Chandler, La Grande, 2 oads; W. B. Hunter,
Lot tine, 1 load; F. H. Lewis, North Powder,
2 loads; Fred Metteer, Condon. 1 load: W.
U. Denton. Terrebonne, 2 loads; A. Noble.
Terrebonne, 1 load; Tom Miller, Bedmond. 2
loads; B. Price, Bcdmuna, 1 load; 1. Stew
art, Bedmond, 1 load; G. Dickson, - Terre
bonne, 2 loads; L. Campbell, Terrebonne, 1
load.
Hoga O. Howell. Boblnetts, 1 load; D. M.
Eby, Bedmond. 1 load: F. L. Soull. Good-
nonth. Wash., 1 load; J. D. Walrera. Treseott,
Waah., 1 load; Names Society of Equity,
Caldwell, Idaho, 1 load; Farmers' Society of
Icano, 1 load; F. Goodlore. welser, Idaho, 1
load; C. Jackson, HermUtoo, 1 load; J. Bow
ker, Payette, 1 load; I. Jackson, Kichfield, 2
loads; I). Kimball, Dodge, 1 load; D. Builin-
game, uro&arup, 1 loed; W.J. Mumming, i'cime
roy, 1 load; Huntley Mercantile Co., St. Joima,
vvaan., l load; iua Uoie. ttayes. l losa; A.
H. Russell, La Grande, 1 load; Cottonwood
Hilling Co., Fran, 1 load of abeep; Hnghea,
Heppener, 2 loads; W. M. Hunter, Wallowa,
2 loads of esttle and hogs; J. Carta, Shedd,
1 wad of cattle and hoga; Ward Harring
ton, 1 load of cattle and hoga.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Market Is Irregular.
Chicago, Sept. 6. Hoga Receipts 28,000,
market irregular; bulk 6.607.70; light, $7.36
48.16; mixed. $6.35(8.10; beary. $6.10(37.60;
rough, $0.106.25; pigs, $7.00(8.00.
Cattle Receipts la.OOO; market steady to
lower: beeves. 6.2062 10.30: cowi and heifers.
$3. 10(38. 65; Texas steers, S6.5037.0O; west
ern, SO.UUiaB.WU.
Sheep Receipts 11.000. market steady. Na
tive $3.5O6.0O; yearlings, $6.2o7.10; lambs
nstlTe, $3.60(28.75; western, 6.754i9.O0.
Hog Bsoeipta Higher,
Kansas City, 8epC .-Uogs Receipts,
6000; market higher. Bulk, $7.157.75; heavy
$7 .00(57.60; packers and butchers, $7.25(27.75;
light, $7.407.80; pigs, $7.0007.75.
Cattle Receipts, 17.000, market strong;
prime fed steers, '$9.40(310.00; dressed beet
steers, $7.909.35; western steers, $6,80(38.75;
atockers snd feeders, $6.00(8.25; bulls, $5.25
6.50; calves, $6.00S 10.50.
Sheep Receipts 1800, market steady; lambs,
$8.25&8.6fi; yearlings, $6.50(37.00; wetnera,
$5.50(6.50; ewes, $5.25(06.00.
Ksxket Is Steady.
St. Louis, Sept. . Hogs Receipts 6,000,
market steady; pigs and lights, $6.358.30:
mixed and butchers. $8.00(09.30; good, heavy,
7.86 (38.00.
Cattle Receipts 8000, market steady. Ns
tive beef steers, $70(10.25; yearling iteers
snd heifers. $S.5010.0O; cows, $S.0O8.0u;
stockers and feeders, $3.008.25; southern
steers, $5.258.85; cows and heifers. $4.00Q
6.50; native cslves, $6.0011.50.
Hhee) Receipts 2500, market lower; lambs,
$8.0048.85; sheep snd ewes, $5.50(87.80.
Strong in Omaha.
Omaha, Neb.. Sept. . Hogs Receipts
2400, strong, hesvy, $6.506.85; light, 7.0u4t
7.6.'); pigs $6.0o7J0; bulk of sales, $6.65(2
6.90.
Cattle Receipts 12,000, stesdy; native
steers, $6.78v.75; cows snd heifers, $5.75
7.25; western steers, S6.5041S.50; Texas steers,
$6.004J7.50; cows and heifers, $5.50(37.00;
calves. $7.00(310.00.
Bheep Receipts S600, steady; yearlings,
$5.T5j6.75; wethers, $5.25(,6.25; lambs, $8.30
860.
Reserve Bank
Issues Statement
The federal reserve bank of Ran Francisco
has issued the following ststement of condi
tion st the clone of business September 3:
RESOURCES
Ooid coin and gold certifies tes:
In own vsolts $6,721,000.00
In gold settlement fund l,0o0,CKX).C0
Ic gold redemption fund 21.000. 00
Legal ten den notes, silver, etc... 6,000.00
Total reserves $7,748,000.00
Commercial paper (rediscounts) .. .$1,438,000.00
Bank acceptances
606,000.00
TJ. S. bonds
Municipal warrant
Federal reserve notea held
All other resources
Total resources
LIABILITIES
Canitsl DSld la
. . l.ooi.OOO.OO
. 1.58. 000.00
, . 1.60.",KX.00
.. 2,350,000.00
.$16,376,000.00
.$ 3,931,000.00
Deposits, net 12,445,000.00
Total liabilities $10,876,000.00
Memorandum :
Federal reserve notes received
trom federsi reserve agent $ 3,040.000.00
Federal reserve notes In bands of
fosaji 1.665.000.00
Set federal reserve notes out
standing $ 1.375,000.00
Gold deposited with federal re
serve sgent to retirs federsl re
serve notes . v 3,040.000 00
Net asset account
serve notes
federsl r-
$1,665,000.00
WICKERSHAM IS WINNER
Three matches were played In the
fall championship tennis tournament
of tbe Multnomah club yesterday.
Brandt. "Wickersham defeated D. B.
Catton In the men's scratch singles,
6-1, 6-2. In the men's handicap sin
gle's T. M. Dunne was defeated by A.
V Grant, fi-2, 10-8, and in the scratch
doubles, S. P. Clark and "W. A. Kearns
beat C. M. Brown and W. Downard,
6-2, 7-5.
WILL PROBE DISASTER
San Francisco. Sept. 6. (P. N. S.)
Captain John K. Bulger. United States
supervising inspector of steam vessels
for the San Francisco district, will
leave for Chicago today to Join the
board of inquiry Into the Eastland dis
aster. As ft result of the probe, It Is
expected that more rigid rules for the
conduct and Inspection of lakb steam
ers will be adopted.
More than five thousand German
soldiers fighting In Gallipoli have
been awarded the new Turkish decora
tion, the Iron crescent.
Oregon State Fair
Salem, Sept. 87-Oet. 8, 1915
$20,000 TO BE PAID XJT FBMZTTMS
Two Aviation Flights Daily
Reduced Rates on All Railroads.
J J. H. BOOTH. President.
W. AL JONES. Secretary.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Stocks. Bonds. Cotton. Grata. Sta
1S-217 Board of Trad Boll ding.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chicago Board ef Trade.
Correspondents of Lona at Bryast
Chicago. New York.
MORE
100
224
ft
ARE
FUNERALS
Beautiful adult plush
or broadcloth essktt,
embalming, rongb boa,
becrse, two llmooslD
sad aei iligs for
Mora reasonable fa
aersls far 2Q..I40, fSO.
Higher priced tuner
iS la proportion.
WsS msks our own nm-
keta. Lady assistant. Prtrate funeral etaapel.
MILLER & TRACEY
X1TDEPEKDEMT rtTNEBAL DIKECTOKS
Waahlnrton and Ella Sts. Malo 2681 : A-THS5.
MEETING NOTICES
41
IMPERIAL L.ODGK NO.
169, A. F. & A. M. Mem
bers are requested and ex
pected to assemble punc
tually In the parlors, sec
ond floor. Masonic Temnle.
this (Monday) evening, Sept. 6, 1915,
7:15 o'clock, as the guests of Harmony
lodge No, 12, to assist in the reception
to the M. W. grand master, Frank J.
Miller, and to confer the M. M. de
gree for Harmony lodge. Full at
tendance is desired
Boyden, W. M.
W. P.
Order of B. F.
ANDRUS, Sec,
TJitat Statistics
marriagcs.Birtbs. Deaths.
BUSINESS CARDS
W. G. Smith & Co. fudcnCaarnda
Third floor Morgan bldg.
xv WEDDING rings Bold by weight.
V J N. Solomon, Jeweler, 331 Mor.
.-; .... . LJ,. !..., v. i
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st.
DEATHS ANT) FUNERALS 75
VINCENT In thla city, September 5. at the
family residence, 872 Corbett t., Helen A.
Vincent- aged 22 years, wife of Frank Vin
cent. The funeral services will be held Tues
day, September 7, at 2:30 o'clock P. m.. at the
residence establishment of f. P. Flnlev A
Son. Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. In
terment at River View cemetery.
DITTMAN Otto Dittman died st San FYancls
eo., CaL. Sept. 2. aged 47 years. Remains
rwlll arrive in Portland this evening, Monday.
rrienas invited to attend funeral services,
which will be held st Hoi mans funeral par
lors, at 2 p. m. Wednesday, September 8.
Interment Rose City cemetery.
CLARK In this city Beptember 5. Stephen D.
Clark, aged 81 years o months a nil H dara.
Funeral services will be held from the home
of his grandson, William Thompson, 433
Lexington ave., tomorrow jTuesday), Sptera-
Der i, at a o clocs p. m. Friend lnvitea.
DIGGLES The funeral gervices of the late
William H. Diieles will be held Tuedy,
September 7, at 10:20 o'clock a. m.p at the
residence establishment of 1. P. Flnley & Son,
iiontgomerj at 5th. Friends invited. Inter
ment ni Lone Fir cemetery.
KNIGHT In this city. Sept
4. Margaret M.
effe of W1U A.
Knucht. seed 8a years, w
Knieht. Tha remains are at the residence
establishment of i. P. Holer & Son, Mont-
gomery at Bth. Notice of funeral hereafter
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 347
Wash. Main A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged,
CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison
st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading
funeral director, 220 3d St.. corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A
1511, Main 507.
Dunning & McEnteeiio"
nier takers
d e r n in
every detail. Broadway and Pine st.
Broadway 430, A-4558. iady assistant.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors,
East Alder St., Eaat 52, B-2525.
414
Walter C. Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sell. 71, B-1122.
Chambers Co. ."wooT:
lawn 3306. C-1133. Lady embalmer.
ive.
ni Hi Cllal East 10S8 c.10j
1088.
Lady attendant.
Day and night service.
A. D. KEN WORTH Y & CO. Calls
promptly answered in all Darts of
city. I. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 5267.
MILLiSK & TRACY, independent fu
neral directors, prices low as 2Q, $40,
$60. Wash and Ella. M. 26-1, A-7886.
QpApC Undertaking Co. Main 4152
OfL.VY i-O A.232i. Cor, 3d and Clay.
Hamiltnn East 0tb and Gll8aQ. r-
liailllUUII nerai services. Tabor 4312.
BREEZE ec SNOOK. B-1252. T 1258.
1026 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant.
P. L. LERCH, leading east side under-
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1888, E. 781.
R.T. Bine -f94i
Knott.
CD I pOflM RESIDENCE UNI. PLS.
L-IUOOVJIM M. 6133, A-2236. 445 Mor.
MONUMENTS
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Finest marble and granite from our
Oregon quarry; 287 Hawthorne ave.
SCriANEN-BLAIR CO.
PORTLAND MARBLE VVKS., 264-266
4th St., opp. city nail. M. 8564, A-1516.
Philip Neu & Sons.
5MH
AE.SING
GRA
ANlTECq
MADISON. 1
3RD ST CO P
Here's a Real Snap
New 8 roo'm story house with large
attics, at J141 Taggart t., Richmond
addition; full basement, furnace, tire
place, hardood floors, everything
built in, front and back porches, two
toilets and tine bath room, shades and
linoleum; for price and termg phono
Tabor 3449.
BEGIN TO PLAN YOUR HOME NOW.
WHILE MATERIALS AND LABOR
ARB LOW IN PRICE. GET OUR 88
PAGE PLAN BOOK; ALSO OUR SYS
TEM OF BUILDING AND FINANC
ING HOMES. The Oregon Home Bulld
ers, 1330 Northwestern Bank bldg.
HOME FOR THE OLD FOLKS. $1200.
7 room house, lot 32x105, with alley,
100 feet from Junction point of two
street car lines in Montavllla; unques
tionably future business property.
Look this up. $50 down, $10 monthly.
Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham. Com.
tl6oo SNAP ON TERMS.
Cosy 6 room bungalow, cement base
ment. Take W. R. car, get off at E.
39th, walk three streets south to 1183
Tibbets or inquire 211 Lumber Ex. bdtr.
WILL sacrifice for cash a new 5 room
bungalow, oak floors, fireplace, all
kinds built-in work, Hawthorne car.
Owner. Q-668, Journal.
7 ROOM modern bouse; furnace, flro
plpce, walking distance; fine loca
tion, central, east side. 43000; terms.
By owner, D-296, Journal.
H ACRE, small house, barn, fenced,
' 4c fare. $700. $100 cash. Withrow
gr Orr, 411 Henry bldg.
4-ROOM house, lot 40x128
district, for $450 cash.
773 Union avenue North.
Mt. Scott
McKelsen,
PRIVATE sale, beautiful home in
Woodlawn; 2 iota, new house. A-729,
journal.
BUNGALOW PLANS. $6.
H. A. WILLIAMS. COS M-KAY BLDG.
"I
FOR SALE HOUSES
( Contiansd
150 CASH, $10 monthly, buys two lots
' and modern 6 room bungalow with
built-in conveniences, fruit and shrub- i
Y- 6418 b2d st. s. fc., two diocks i
south of Mt Scott carltne at Grays
Crossing. $2000. ;
FOR SALE IiOTS
16
CLIENT paid $1800 cash for 6 nice
lots. Will discount 11000. Must
have $250 cash. Hard luck. Some one
will profit. R. W. Cary. 826 Electric
building.
SEE THE OREGON HOME BUILD-
ERS FOR LOTS. ANY FIRST CLASS
DISTRICT, ON.TfiRMS. WILL BUILD
TO SUIT. 1830 N-W. Bank bids;.
BARGAIN in "bulldlnir site near Lau-
relhurst: must be sold for cash
.-. ,
w I
close estate. Main 693f,
MAKE me an offer on my $300 equity
in lot; must sell. Woodlawn S629.
ACREAGE
57
Buy an Acreage Home
Have city conveniences, such
as mountain water pipod Into
your. house, electric lights, etc.,
and country benefits; rich
aoll, fine community, 20 min
utes out by Big Red Steel
Trains. Low prices, easy pay
ment. Any sised tract. Let us
show 'ou.
The Shaw-Fear Co,
102 4b st.
$16.25 Per Acre.
40 acres 20 miles from Portland, 7
miles from electric line; lies good;
some timber. Price $650; $200 cash,
bal. easy. Call Wednesday, 411 Henry
bldg. .
Gibson Halt Acres
Good solL city water, close to
n r
line, easy terms; will build to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1685, or
Sellwood 476. John H. GibBpn, owner.
6hi DOLLARS PER ACRE.
400 acres, Tillamook Co., close to
Wilson river, and the village of Wil
son: 11000 cash, balance 2 years. Of
course It is a snap. Fred W. Germau
Co.. 732 Chamber of Commerce.
CHICKEN, FRUIT, GARDEN Ranches
near Portland, 2, 6, 10 acre tracts, best
solL good roads, near electric, $65 to
$200 per acre, easy terms. McFarland,
309 Yeon bldg.. Portland.
20 ACRES, $100 acre, 10 miles west
Courthouse; V4 cleared, cash $100,
long time on balance; 5 and 10 acres,
easy payments. M-112. Journal.
10 ACRES -on east side, near electric
line, on -county road, fine location.
Very cheap at S6000. B-959, Journal.
$600 buys 40 acres rich Columbia river
land, near Astoria. Get busy. Phone
Marshall 4194.
ACREAGE at city limits. 5 cent fare;
easy payments. K. W. Cary. 826
Electric bldg. '
$400 EQUITY in Parkrose acre cheap:
eauy terms. 0-676. Journal.
8 ACRES near Metzger; must sell;
make offer. 312 Panama bldg. 1
SUBURBAN ACREAGE 76
21 acre su bur Dan home at 90th and
Division sts., nicely Improved, 6 acres
fruit, berries; city water. Well sell all
or part. Kaste Broa.. 618 Henry bldg.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
40 acres for sale, 20 in cultivation.
balance pasture and some timber;
creek running through place; 90 fruit
trees of different varieties; 6 room
house, telephone, new barn 32x60, gran
ary and other outbuildings, team, new
harness, 6 cowa, brood sow and plga,
30 chickens, cream separator, wagon,
hack, buggy, mower and other imple
ments, H crop goes with place; Vl
mile to school, hi mile to Mullno and
electric railroad, church and stores.
Price $6000, $400u down, balance on time.
Address C. T. Scbulhauser, route 1,
box 93, Mulino, Or.
ONE of the best small farnig five
miles from city limits, S. E., on good
road; good improvements; extra good
bungalow; good young orchard, some
terms.' Phone Main a;76. A. J. Moul
ton, 639 Washington
165 ACRES, 80 acres tillable; aii fenced
and in cultivation: Wasco Co.. Or..
good wheat land or good hog rsnch;
close to school and wood.. Price $3500,
part terms. W. F. Magill. , Wamlc, Or.
640 ACRES. 16 miles from Vancouver,
8 miles from Camas. $8.60 acre, one
third down, balance terms; no trade.
422 1st Ht.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
FOR RENT 160-acre dairy and di
versified farm, 28 miles north from
Portland; Pacific Highway, sightly
river frontage, but no overflow; lm -
provements modern; place carries 47
head horses, cattle; land only $550
yearly. W. jr. BrotKs, owner, Irenes,
Or. Telephone Tabor 1279, Portland.
FOR RENT 1240 acre farm, fully
equipped with horses, narnesses,
farm machinery, wagons, buggies,
cows chickens, tools, etc.. 1000 acres
ready for fall seeding; has pumping
plant. Should bring in income of 120,
000 coming year; $1600 caah required.
Write owner, c. cole, uonaon. or,
FOR KENT 5 choice well improved
larms. Personal property caeih; rent
cash. H. Grebe, Tigard. Oregon.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY 38
FARM WANTED.
On shares by experienced farmer,
200 or 400 acre grain and hay farm
with equipment. Address
GEORGE ANASTAS,
R. 1, Box 18. Hillsdale,-Or.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
FOR SALE OR TRADE A fjrst clans
grocery and reed store in a
town in Washington. If you
first class businesg don't pass hls up.
Address owner, 44 1 6th at. Alain 6561.
fail for Barton.
GROCERY STOCK and fixtures, valuw
$2700, and two good vacant lots to
exchange for clear house or good mort
gage paper. Tabor 2011, Monday, be
tween 8 and 6 o'clock.
LOOK!
10 acres, buildings, orchard and crop
(rock road); mortgage $750, equity
$1250, for an equity of the same amount
In a house and lot. Y-715, Journal.
80 ACRES, good farm improvements
Clackamas county, $2600; part trade;
cash, terms. Snap. I sell and ex
change the earth or any business. K.
W. Cary. 828 Electric bldg.
IN San Joaquin valley, Tulare Co., Cal.,
160 acres, a heavy raisin producing
vineyard, 2 ideal homes, 'or Oregon
stock ranch equipped, to $60,000. B. W.
Boien, DinuDa. cai.
CASH grocery, business and residence
property, value $7600. trade for im
proved farm; will assume small mort-
Ijagc; owaer. r-it;;, journal.
WANT county home within 1 cent
fare. Will exchange city home, well
located, trees, good view, value $3000.
Owner. B-963, Journal.
$20,000 WORTH city and country prop- !
rtv for rlairv farm npni- Ncu-,rt or f
Iogged-olf land.
bldg.
Ewen, 312 Panama
TRADE or easy payments 4 room
house, 8 room house, 160 acres
stock ranch. assume mortgage.
Boggess & Co., 206 Gerlinger bldg.
WILL exchange Portland or outside
property for rooming house, grocery
or any business to make living. Phone
Tabor 74.
IF YOU have good property and want
to exchange it, see Bell Real Estate
Co.. 318 Railway Exchange.
BUILDERS: Will exchange double
house for erection of residence, or
for Minnesota land. Call Tabor 5130.
5-ROOM modern bungalow to exchange
for unimproved acreage. 312 Panama
bldg
160 ACRES land, improved. Souih Da
kota; exchange, for grocery stock or
Oregon property. Tabor 2011.
HOUSE 6 rooms, well located, little
cash, some trade. Phone Tabor 143.
0x100. WEST SIDE, for
i or launch. Main 54.
motorcycle
EXCHAXGF REAL ESTATE 24
(Ooatlavaedj l .
A Good Exchange
145 acres, 100 under cultivation.
new 6 room pla.terd house, largs
barn, water piped to house and barn;
joo tons of hay. aood land. bearing
, orchard.
rod loealltv. torether
with
10 cows, hoars, team, harness and
wagons, plows, harrows, binder,
mower, rake, small tools, 4V4 mlls
from good town, with rail and
boat transportation. Pries 115,000.
Will exchange for wheat ranch In
H eastern Oregon or Washington with
some alfalfa bottom land.
THOMPSON ft SWAN,
6th and Main sta.. Vancouver, wash.
IVYmivr.r lunnn in twtlanl
houses and lots ' for farm of 10
n AM .- . . n a v n a . .1 SIC ftrill
umco yji mule, iiuv iu vavwu ii,wv.
must have 75 acres in cultivation ana
well stocked; describe as to location,
stock, distance to railroad. Raymond
Barton. 1250 B. 39th st, S. E., Portland.
Or. .
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED Vacant lot In good dis
trict, up to $1600, In exchange for 2
sightly acres about 6 blocks from
carllne, 5 cent fare, cash value $1900,
from owner. Inquire at Lents Junc
tion. .
WANTED House and two lota to one
acre; have 120 acre farm near Dufur,
Or., good soil and climate; value $4000;
$3000 equity; assume to $500 If neces
sary. 2720 K. 47th st. 8.
LOT or lots facing east in Walnut
Park. Piedmont or Irvlngton. In ex
change for my 5 room cottage, value
3t00. Give location and price first
letter. X-24, Journal.
WANT reasonable lot in Kenton, good
location. E-628. Journal.
ROOMING HOUSES
53
16 Rooms, $375, Grand-
Beautifully furnished, modern, lovely
house and clearing above expenses
tii renntv, Pq n't Ya hunt Goddard. 602
. U yj lliuuiii. . '
PAYING hotel in west side on easy
terms, Or exchange for city property.
Owner, K-683. Journal.
14 ROOMS Cash and terms; clear.
low rent, all for $300. Withrow &
Orr, 411 Henry bldg.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS.
Owner wants a reliable partner. Ex
perience is not necessary beyond abil
ity to tend the office, wait on custo
mers etc. Owner is busy In the shop
and can't depend on hired help. He
will guarantee good pay and very small
investment is required. Call room
329 Morgan bldg.
ALL BARGAINS.
Grocery and dairy lunch. $650.
Cor grocery and confectionery, $900.
Confectionery and cigars. $760.
Grocery, auto delivery, $1260.
Grocery, own delivery, $1860.
301 Lumber Exchange, 2d and Stark.
Confectionery, $200, Snap
Live store, furnlahed living rooms;
worth 3 times price aaked. Tremendous
bargain. Call 502 Couch bldg.
ON account of poor health must go$o
other climate, must sell my grocery
store at a bargain for cash In Irvlngton
at E. 28th and Halsey. Low rent. Call
and see me.
- Stores, All Sizes
Grocery. confectionery and other
stores, all prices. 502 Couch bldg.
GROCERY, Invoice $2500; sales $1600
per month; old established; retiring
from business; no agents. J-496, Jour
nal. --
MAN with money for good manufac
turing business, product In good de
mand, big profits. See Mr. Bliss, 451 hk
Wash, efc
COUNTRY sawmill, 20 miles out, $2000.
worth $4000; money maker. I sell
and exchange the earth or any busi
ness. R. W. Cary, 826 Electrlo bldg.
1000 Business Cards 75c
Ryder Ptg. Co., H. W. cor. 3d & Morrison.
WANT to sell half Interest in goqd
navinar roominar house. $260 down. 28
rooms, cheap rent. H-644, 'Journal.
GROCERY store. Stewart station, Mt.
Scott car; invoice about $850; store
room: 2 small living rooms; rent $10.
GOOD
butter and egg route cheap If
taken at once.
114 E. 47th st. N,
Montavllla car.
TO exchange, good stand; watchmaker
and Jewelry snop, lor auto, can to.
378, 153 Grand avenue.
A GOOD little grocery store for sale
cheap. Call at 421 E. Pine St.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
, ARRANGE now for money to pay off
mortgage coming due. Why pay 6
1 0r 7 per cent? VVe furnish same for
lees, with 10 years to repay if you
i wish. on City or country property; no
commission charged, o
commission charged.
pen evenings.
405 Merchants Trust
bldg., eth and
Washington.
LOANS on improved city property or
for building purposes; adavnee made
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb, 242 Stark st. Main 4420.
WE'LL finance and construct your
hnmn on rental basis. Investigate
! our 'Guaranteed' homo plan. The Ore-
I gon Home Builders, 1330 N-W. Bank
nu
lldlng.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE,
701 Selling Bldg.
BUILDING loans on city and suburban
property; money advanced as work
progresses. W. G. Beck. 316 Falling
bldg. Main 840
MONEY to lend on city properly In
sums of $500 and up at 6, b V4 ana
7: money rady
no delays. union
Safe Deposit & Trust Co
24 Oak.
vii 1 t CASH paid for mortgages, notes, coo
' tracts; mortgage loans; reasonable
thf- ... 1 retes. F. H Lewis Co.. 3 liewls bldg.
$luo,000 on mortgage", city and farm
property, fire insurance. McKenlis
& Co.. Oerlinger bldg., d and Alder.
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100 to
$5000 on city property. A. H. Belt,
201 Gerllnger nldg.
MORTGAGE loans, 64 to 1. Oregon
Inv. & Mortgage Co., Stock Exch., 3d
and Yamhill.
IF YOU OV7N A LOT AND WISH TO
BUILD. COME IN AND SEE US.
curtis. ;sVfr oak St.
MORTGAGE LOANS, and t. lAui
Salomon & Co.. 300 Oak st., near 6th,
MONKS' to loan 6 to b. W.
& Co., 310 Spauling bldg.
11. Seuz
$Juu, .tuu, $tOo, o0. $lu0,$lsuo. Jf red
W. Herman Co.. 732 Chamber of Coin.
$50u up. 7 and 8, no commission, no
delay. Ward. 407 Spalding bldg.
$40,000 OR LESS. FARltlNGTON,
,WV WAS) JUSMWShSa V BsVJ A A W A a
4th .st. Board of Trade bldg.
80
$1000 up to $6000 to loan on city or
larm property. Tabor 25Z0.
NOTICE Buildings
HUNDLEY. 629
tully
Pittock
financed.
block:
4MOKKY TO LOAN 67
CHATTELS, SALARIES
IMMEDIATE LOANS
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
AT EASTERN RATES
I ON
We have one of the finest retail
jewelry stores in tbe city. A loan de
partment is conducted la connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
signs designating loan business dis
played la front of our store. All mer
chandise pledged I held for ,a period
of 12 months, whether or not Interest
is puld when due. We are licensed
and have been established since itti.
No connection with any other kn
establishment in this city.
A. ec M. DEIjOVAGE, ' JEWELERS,
. J24 Washington st.
Loans at Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes,
on furniture, or anything of value.
You can get it today.
Portland Loan Co., Licensed
Licensed by State,
lit DEKUM BUILDING.
Third and Washington.
MONEY. TO fcOAN
CHATTELS, 8 AJ ARIES
(Ooatmnea)
aVWBasSBaisaaliaABaVtjsstjBMi
SALARY LOANS SALARY LOJLWS
Being salary loan brokers xclurtTe-
ly. we are enabled to assure aatufao-
Hon and give the aulcltMt poaauM
service.
Buaineas trlclly confidant!. '.
REMEMBER,
We are licensed and therefor
RELIABLE.
8TATE SECURITY,
30R Falllnr bide.
MONEY AT ONCE.
rtrnii. r a TBI rir interest.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Musical Inst - '
All Pledges Held One Year.
Separate Dept. for Ladles.
ELBY COMPANY (Lloensed). t
820 Lumber B. bMg.. 2d and Stark ata.i ;
LOANS WANTED
80
WANT to borrow $450 on good aeour-
ity; pay commission. K-666, Jour,
nal. . '
FINANCIAL
81
FIRST and second mortgages, also aK
lera' Interest In contracts purchased. .
Oregon and Washington. H. E. Nobla,S ;
Lumbermen bldg. f
HELP WANTED MALE i:
CLEAN-CUT young Americana comi
pose American navy. Enlist and.
you'll find yourself In good company.?
Healthy, interesting work, sufficient
sports, steady advancement In pay and,
rating. Opportunities to learn trade,"
and prepare .for life's career. InTstUr
gate now. Visit Navy Recruiting atsW'
tion, Morgan bldg., Portland, or.
WANTED Good stable man, who un-
derstands care of horses. Central''
Mables, 17th and Aldfr sts
BOY living vicinity 24th and Presoott
to milk and care for cow. Phone,
Woodlawn 2978.
EMPLO VMENT department Y.
A. h'ervtce free to members.
M.
"HELP WANTED MISC. 49 s
Y. M C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
Day and night classes. Expert train-'.
Ing in repairing, driving ana machine,
work, welding, forge, laths, shaper, ;
drill press, etc.; time unlimited. Be-' '
cure pass at educational of floe. Y. M.T
C. A. bldg., to Inspect our shop audi,
methods.
WANTED Four privute students, malei ;
or female in the latest scientific!;
methods of druglees therapeutics;.
mechano-therapy-electro-therapy photo- :
therapy mental science X-ray and ;
high frequency. For particular adV
dress A-725, Journal. ' i
$20 TO $35 per month extra money to'
any employed person without inter-' .
ferlng with regular work. No selling,!
no canvassing. Positively no invest
ment. Unemployed need not apply..
Address The Silver Mirror Co, Iae.,V
128 W. Madison St.. Chicago, lit.
MEN WANTED Government jobs $0'
month. Portland examinations Sept.' .
16. Franklin Institute, Dept. 84 F,
Rochester, N. Y. '
LA DIES -Br 1 n g this ad and 16c and'
get a facial massage. 505 Columbia
bldx.
WANTED, names of men, 18 or over.j
wishing government Jobs, $86 monthly
HX-80. Journal.
COOK headquarters California Win
Depot, 291 Ysmhll I, near 6th. ,
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $l.$0
up. Taylor the tailor. 19 Burnslds.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
THE best time to enter corset work Is
now. If you need to make monty
you will find no more pleasant or
profitable employment. Nu Bone:
stands at the top. Apply Nu Bon
Parlor, 892 V, Washington st.
WANTED Good reliable girl for'aen-j,
eral housework, foreigner preferred, ,
Marshall 441A. .
WANTED Ladies of good appearance,'
$1.60 and up per day. 60ii Columbia
bldg. . ;
LADY aoliclton
work. Phone
. good pay,
Sellwood 67.
steady
HELP WANTED MALE
FEMALE
AND
an
MEN and women to learn the barber 1.
trade, wages paid while learning:1
tuition reduced, positions secured. The
only chain of schools in ths world.;,
Send fof free catalogue. Molar Barber
College. II, 48 N. 3d St.
OREGON Barber College wants men
and women to learn the barber trade.
In it weeks; positions secured; paid
while lenrnln.. Special summer course,,
tuition reduced. 233 Madison st .
SITUATIONS MALE
A
Skilled Carpenters
Furnished on short notice. Mar. US. .
COMPETENT sccountant to keep set!
of books for a few hours during day,
reasonable. M-109, Journal.
PAPERING,
6268.
tinting, cheap.
Tabor'
9
HITUATlONt
-FEMALE
RETAIL storekeepers can hare thelr'
books kept up, monthly balaiica
drawn off by expert bookkeeper, rres-.!
sonable. Q-486. .lourmri. 5
RELIABLE girl wants to assist small ;
family. W. Side. $10 mo. V-7U,.iS
Journal. ''t
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YODNU LiA l i wants general iouM-y
work, small wages.
764 Brookln st,
Sellwood 1"80.
PLAIN
housework
or light
ha nib
work.
V-714, Journal.
LACE curtains
hand
laundered
TTT.
DeBell. Phone Sellwood 1736.
REFINED young lady wishes pupils or v.
governess Position. Marshall 117$. t .
MAIN 2116 for reliable day work.
DRESSMAKING
4H
DRESSMAKING, xperienced fitter,';
and designer, evening gowns. spi-?!
clality, alterations, remodeling; wills
copy any sketches; formerly with'
White House. San Francisco. B-2810.
471 B. Burnslde.
14 YEARS' experience designing; work
Quickly and neatly done; no patterns -
required. $8 per day. East 1837.
DRESSMAKING means lots; you for
judge. Marshall 20i
NURSES
60
CHIMIH
nursen,
2562.
Nurse Bureau. Experienced
26 cts., hourly. Woodlawn
lLlt.MSHLD HOI IMS
The Garland
ROOMS.
- Modern brick all outside hot and
cold water plenty of heat $2.60 tOY
$3 per week. 25 Trinity st., cor, Waah.,
bet. 19th and 20th. Main 1135 ,
ROOM register listing several hundred I
inui pans ui tue iny i . -
also those in the association fireproof ...
building, with shower ha ins. swirnmln
pool, gymnasium, library, reading.:
rooms, at $1.50 to $2.75 per week dou- J
ble, with individual txua. or IliO W
$4.60 per week sing I ' j rt.- ,
VERY" pleasant room "for teachar or (
refined woman - girl. West aldl
near Lincoln l.igh. Willi young mar- r
ried woman. Prlat- ratli and phone
and use of kitchen if desired ;H per .
mo. Phona Main 4638.
Hotel Medford , - S
FIFTH AND GDI SAN. FINE ROOM. 5
Hot and cold water, steam het. fre
baths, free phone $J,M to $3 jmr week. 5
HOTEL BRISTOL. JUh and Stark 5
The best rooms In tha city -for th g
price asked. Rooms with private hUi
$T60 "eVk up; without. $2.00 uiv- Ail
modern. Busing district. j
Madras Hotel reuin up, court!
rooms. $2.60 up. By oay 0c, JM. $l;J
(or, l.'th M wnmnmroii , , ' m
Nicely furnished A RRflT T ay tip.
228 H Wssh. st. 'Si.vowg.np.
$1.60 WEE k up; clean, wa rm. modern
fur. rooms, central. Tns King. 301 rfef.
ROOMS and spartmenta la modem,
hotel, $2-60 week and up. fif Aider.
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