THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1915.
0
INVENTIONS BOARD
NAMED
AND
DANIELS
CALLS FIRST MEETING
Members Selected by 11
Great Engineering and
Scientific Societies.,
DISON FOR CHAIRMAN
Best Braine of United State Will
Gather Octo1er 6 to XMaousa
JTaTal Heed.
Washington, Sept. 13. 'I. N. S.t
The first meeting of the naval advi
sory board of Invention organized by
Secretary Daniels wan called today by
the secretary for October 6. In his of
fice here. Daniels said the meeting
was largely for the purpose of get
ting together" to tfhresh out the va
rious Ideas held as to what was neces
sary to the country's naval defense,
and that Immediately after the meet
ing a strong effort would be made to
agree on and push a definite program.
Secretary Daniels Indicated that In
his own opinion, thj advisability of
Increasing the United Stales resources
in submarines and aeroplanes would
he the paramount subjects to be con
sidered. Edison Is airman.
Thomas A. Edition Is chairman of the
board, which was selected upon Dan
iels' request by 11 great engineering
and scientific societies ofvthe United
States.
The personnel of the board and ths
organizations from which they come
follows:
American' Society of Aeronautic En
gineers Henry Alexander Wis Wood,
regarded by many as the world's fore
moat authority on the engineering fea
tures of the art of printing, and Elmer
A Sporty, electrical Inventor aTrd man
ufacturer. Maxim a Member,
American Aeronautical Society
Hudson Maxim, Brooklyn, ordnance
and explosive expert; Matthew Bacon
Rillers, Baltimore, authority on aero
nautics. American Society of Automobile En-glners.-lloward
E. Coffin. Detroit,
Mich., and Andrew J. Hiker, Bridge
port, Conn., inventors, automblle build
ers, and now vice presidents of large
automobile manufacturing companies.
Inventors' Guild Dr. Peter Cooper
Hewitt, New York, Inventor of appli
ances fur telephones, hydroplanes, aer
oplanes, balloons and electric lights;
a ii' J Thomas Bobbins, Stamford, Conn.,
Inventor of many mechanical devices,
including the belt conveyor for coal
and ore.
Belgian Is Warned.
American Chemical society Dr. TV.
R. Whitney, Schenectady, N. Y, cre
ator and director of the research lab
oratory of the General Electric .com
pany; L. j I. Hackelan. Yonkers, N. Y.,
a native of Belgium, famed particular
ly fur the Invention of a photographic
pa per.
American Institute of Electrical En
gineers Frank Julian Hprague. New
York,, an eurly assistant . of Edison.
who built the first electrically trained
Run for the navy; Rcnjamln G. Lam me,
Pittsburg, inventor and head of a com
mittee which passes upon ail Westing
house inventions.
American Mathematical society
Robert Simpson Woodward, president
of the Carnegie institute at Washing
ton, D. i'., and an authority on as
tronomy, Dr. Arthur Gordon Webster.
Worcester, Mass., professor of physics
at Clark university.
Appoints Engineer Craven.
American Society of Civil Engineers
Andrew Murray Hunt, New York, ex-pei-iemed
In development of hydro
electric, steam and gas plants; Alfred
Craven, New York, chief ,englneer of
the .New York public service commis
sion. American Institute of Mining Engi
neers - William Lawrence Saunders,
New York, Inventor and engineer, and
. Rcnjamln Bowditch Thayer, New York,
metallurgist and explosive expert.
American Electro-Chemical society
- Dr. Joseph William Richards, South
Rethlehem, Pa, professor of metal
lurgy at Lehigh university, and La
rcni'd Adilii ks, Chrome, N. J., metallur
gical enRlneer.
American Society of Mechanical En
gineers William Leroy Emmet, Sche
nectady, X. V.. engineer and inventor
and first serious promoter of electric
ship rropulsion. and Kpenser Miller,
South Orange, N. J., inventor of appa
ratus that has simplified coaling of
ships and of the breeches buoy device
now used by the coast guard service.
Ilowen Breaks Leg.
Eugene. Or.. Sept. IS. While walk
ing up the steps of the Kugene post
office building Saturday afternoon. H.
O. Bowen. manager of the local branch
of Allen & Lewis of Portland, fell and
broke his right leg between the ankle
end knee. In August, 1914, while
cianklng his car. the handle flew back
. find broke Mr. Bowen's wrist.
Tries to Kill Pastor.
St. flairesvlllc, Ohio, Sept. 13. (I.
N. SI Rev. Stanley Szadinskl today
was recovering from gunshot wounds
In the hack, inflicted by an unknown
assailant last night .lust as the clergy
man was entering his home here.
SPECIAL REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
School Athletic Supplies
RUNNING SHIRTS, EACH 33 CENTS
RUNNING PANTS, EACH 33 CENTS
JOCK STRAPS, EACH 33 CENTS
FULL SET r7 r
OF THREE PIECES... O CENTS
Honey man Hardware Co.
FOURTH AT ALDER
SCHEMES TO FLOAT
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST
LOAN ARE DISCUSSED
J, J, Hill Arrives to Partici
pate in Planning and
Favors Making Loan.
New York, Sept. 13 (U. P.) With
the arrival of J. J. Hill, railroad mag
nate, negotiations were started for the
world's greatest loan estimated at
from one half to one billion dollars,
desired by representatives of the Eu
ropean allies.
Hill In reported to be strongly in fa
vor of the loan, maintaining that if it
Is not made, America may find her
banner crops a failure. Inasmuch as a
Europe without money could not pur
chase In the great American market.
Moreover, it was said he considers
that South America will step into the
breach if America does not, and that
she will furnish not only a loan, but
in addition will be a source of much
of the allies' supplies, aside from mu
nitions. The form of the proposed loan U
unknown, but it was suggested in the
street that a syndicate composed of
bankers from all parts of the country
will be formed to underwrite it and
offer the public notes at 5 per cent.
secured by France, England and Rus
sia. "We want to keep this great trade
we have built up during the war." said
a prominent banker today. "The more
the allies can borrow here, the more
they will buy hers."
Move to Close Our
Far Eastern Ports
Congressman Favors Closing Manila,
Pearl Harbor and Chum to All l"or
Ura Battleships.
San Francisco, Sept. 13. (P. X. 8.)
Pearl Harbor, Manila Bay and Guam
will be closed ports, ajid no foreign
battleships will be allowed to enter
them without getting permission from
the port officers, if & bill to be in
troduced in the next session of con
gress pauses. F. A. Britten, member
of the house committee on naval af
fairs, will father the bilL He has jutt
returned from a six months' study of
the orient, arriving in the city on th.
United States transport Sherman.
Britten, a San Franciscan by birth,
is a representative from Illinois. He
declares that other nations have cer
tain ports closed to warships and sees
no reason why this country should not
have the same in the Phtllippine Is
lands.
He also says he will work for a
larger navy, intending to Introduce a
bill calling for 40 more submarines,
half of which, will be stationed on this
coast.
Dog Pawed Him;
House Was Afire
Hoquiam, Wash., Sept. 18. (P. N. S.
Two fires, both incendiary It Is be
lieved, first gutting Harry Herman's
unoccupied dwelling last night, the
other gutting Harry Byngs two story
block on Monroe street, early today
caused loss of $5000, partly Insured.
Byng's dog pawed him awake. His
room was In flames, his night clothes
catching fire as he rushed to the open.
Sighs From Seaside.
Seaside, Or., Sept. 13. Mrs. I, ,K
Hume will leave soon for her son's
farm In Washington. From there she
will go to California, where she ex
pects to spend the winter.
Mrs. Davles, who owns a home on
Broadway, left Sunday night for Port
land. Her daughter, Mrs. Rowen, will
remain for two weeks.
Mrs. V. M. Spurgeon, Mrs. Laighton
and Miss Sterea cleared $25 at their
card party, given Friday night for the
Episcopal church. Bouquets of sweet
peas were given for prizes.
Kennewirk Carnival Opens.
Kennewick, Wash., Sept. 13. (P. N
S.I Inaugurated by a parade in which
500 school children, many automobiles,
the Kennewick fire department, the
band, cowboys and cowgirls and hun
dreds of decorated floats participated,
the fifth annual Columbia Kiver Valley
Grape Carnival opened today. For
throe days Queen Concord I will reign
supreme, and the choicest products of
vineyards and farina of the upper Co
lumbia and lower Yakima valleys will
be on display.
Appeals Court in Session.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 13. (P. X. S.)
With Circuit Judges William B. Gil
bert of Portland, Erskine M. Ross of Los
AngeJes and Frank S. Dietrich of Boise
presiding, the I'nited States circuit
court of appeals opened its annual ses
sion here today. Six cases are on the
calendar to be heard, and it is ex
pected that the sessions will close
Thursday.
Fire Destroys Church.
Redding. Cal., Sept. 13. (P. N. S.)
Fire, believed to have been 'of incen
diary origin, early today destroyed the
Presbyterian church and parsonage,
and one dwelling. Total loss is placed
at $7800.
ZZS
Mrs. Belmont Comes
For Union's Meeting
Chairman of Woman Voters' Conven
tion Believes Suffrage WW Carry
-Text Session of Congress. ,
San Francisco. Sept 18. (P. N. 8.)
Sanguine that suffrage will carry at
the next session of congress, Mrs. O.
H. P. Belmont, national chairman of
the woman votera' convention of the
Congressional Union for Woman 6uf
irage, accompanied, by Miss De Harril
of New York, was in San Francisco to
100 SaieHland Ponies
to be shown at
Oregon State Fair
Salem, September 27 to October 2, 1915
Owners of Shetlands in Oregon Invited to Exhibit.
Free Transportation. i
Write W. Al JONES, Secretary, Salem, Oregon.
TO
San
and
Tickets on sale daily, return limit
30 days stopovers at pleasure.
Panama Pacific Exposition
is acknowledged to be
"The Most Wonderful,
The Most Beautiful,
The Most important in History"
You cannot afford to miss it.
4 Trains a Day
Afford ample accommodations on the scenic
Shasta
Our folders. "Wayside Notes" and "California
Expositions," will Interest you. Citv Ticket
Office, 80 Sixth St., Cor. Oak. Phones, Broad
way 2760, A-6704.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent.
Si
SPOKAN
$14.95
Sunday, Sept. 1 2 and
Thursday, Sept 16
INTERSTATE
Great Exposition of the Prosperous Inland Empire
Championship Livestock Sale Auto Races Farmers'
and Poultrymen's Meetings Farm Institutes Old
Fiddlers' Contest "Battle of Armageddon" Nightly
Final Return Limit
Monday, Sept 20
Inland
North
The North Bank Road'
City Ticket Office, Sth and Stark, B'way 920, A-6671
FUNERALS
Beautiful adult ptaib
or broadcloth casket,
embalming, rough box.
hearse, two limousine
and serrlcea for
More reasonable fu
nerals for 180,. 940, 860.
Higher prtceu tuner
i'h In proportion.
We make our own cas
$75
kets. Lady assistant. Privata funeral chapel.
MILLER & TRACEY
I Washington and Ella Sla. Main 2681: A-7SS5
day for the opening; of the convention
at the exposition tomorrow.
Mrs. Belmont reiterated her opinion
that an occasional war prevents the
decay of nations and is therefore a
good thing.
"The suffering and sorrow are bad,
indeed." Mrs. Belmont said, "but a war
now and then takes you out of com
mercialism and into patriotism. With
out war, any nation eventually will
rot." '
The noted suffragette declared her
Intention of taking prominent part in
the fight for woman suffrage before
congress at Its next session.
No matter how low the pound sterl
ing may fall there will always be
somebody to pick it up.
Francisco
Back
Route
ROUND
TRIP
Double Daily
Train rtnee
of th Best;
Track the
Brno othert la
the West.
Empire Express 9:55 A. M.
Bank Limited 7:25 P. M.
MEETING NOTICES- 41
8 ELL WOOD LODGE NO 131
A. F. & A. M. Special
communication Wednesday.
12 o'clock, noon, Sell wood
Masonic hall, for the pur
pose of attending the fu
neral services of our late Bro. Peter
Hume. Members urged to attend. Vis
itors welcome. By order W. M.
J. IT BUTLER, Secretary.
MT. HOOD LODGE NO. 157.
Stated communication
tomorrow (Tuesday) eve
ning; at 7:30. Work in M,
M. degree. Visitors wel
come. Order of W. M.
ED. C. DICK, Secretary.
Wtal Statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
BUSINESS CARDS
W. G, Smith & Co, gaS32
Third floor Morgan bid-.
WEDDING rings sold by weight.
N. Solomon, Jeweler, 3ii .Mor
rison, opp. Portland notei
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st.
DEATHS AND FUNICRALS 75
Ll'DESHEK At 03 Kait Nineteenth ltreet.
1...- ! L'nnli I uriovhftv HlTPtt 55
years, belored buxband of Jiwepblne I.udesher
nnfl laturr or Jonu, wary miu ucinuuc
deher. Funeral will leaTe the above resi
dence Wednesday. September 15. at b'3 a.
m., thence to Sacred Heart church, corner
of East Ele-enth and Center street, where
serviee will be lield at o'ekx-k. Remains
at the parlors of Miller Trscejr until 1 ues-oi-j
12 m. Interment Ml. Caralrr eenteter.T.
DREW At San Francisco. September 11. John
I). Drew, bek wed uufband of Mrs. M. E.
Drew, and father of Alfred B.. Richard W .
George L. and Beulah Drew. I'hree married
daughters also surv)T; him. Mra. Gra-e Mc
Cormii k, Mr, Ixitti.- Ohl. and Mra. I- la
Keathlv. Funeral notice later.
77:. v , l: 7i . i.. t;'. ua..',J.n.Hftr ti. .farms
Campbell Boyle Jr.. aged 1.". year.. ! i""ihi
James Campbell Rorle. of 7a Ella atr.-et. Re
mrlns are at iioimun luiirrai i.h"".
nonncement or runerai mn
SETTLEMIKR In thia city September 12. at
her home. WW neury aireei, -
i ... 7j r,in (1 niontntf. II
. i ...... . Unlmnn'. funem llflT-
UHTS. inuuiiis sir ofc '
lor. Announcement ot funeral later, t lease
omit flowers.
ii l v w i v t ,Hia 1-ltv Spntenitier 1-. lira
'liise Raukln. age '64 yean, mother t
Frank M . , Arthur, ana iitihk .".
ir, ilr... Kt.rns. Keiiiuiiia t l'iirl'irs or
Miller & Tra.-ey. Fun'-ral not lee 1it.
B KR--At hit late resilience.
K
Yamhill' stroet. William I'unn Royer. -''d
fil Venn. Th'- remains will tie smpi i n .
Louisville. Ky.. Monday evening, by the 1 .
I. l.errh I nderlnkniK coirpfliiy.
DOANE The funeral M'rvieea "'f 'I'" .''
Howard W. l)aue will he heM at Lor. u
nndenaklnc parlors. Kaat KleTenUi and clay
street, Tueaday, Jirptember 14, at 2 p. m.
PerTireg at the fraTe prlyate.
FOSS In Oils oily. Septerolier 12. at 141
Darts atreet. Mra. Olive ! age ,5 year.
Remaina at the parlora of Miller Tracey.
Funeral notice later.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists 347
Wash. Main 269. 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 HOLM AN. the leading
funeral director, 220 3d st., corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A
1511. Main 6'JT.
Dunning & McEnteeMuode.rS
every detail. Broadway and Pine at.
Broadway 430, A-4558. Lady assistant.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Bide Funeral Directors. 414
East Al'Jer st., East 62, B-2525 .
Walter C. Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sell. 71, B-1122.
Chambers Co,
orth ave.
Wood-
lawn 3306, C-1133.
Lady embalmer.
A R 7plqr Pn Williams ave.
Mi 111 .Cllal KjU, East 108S, C-1088.
Lad y attendant. Day and night service.
A. D. KENWORTHY fc CO. Calls
promptly answered in all parts of
city. I. O. O. F. bldg.. Lents. Tabor 6267.
MILLER & TRACY, independent fu
neral directors. Prices low as $20, $40,
$60.- Wash and Ella. M. 261. A-78S5.
CI pAPQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162
OlAL-VVLO A232i. Cor. 3d and Clay.
HomiHnn East 80th and Glisan. 1'u
ailllllUll neral services. Tabor 4313.
BREEZE & BiNOOK, R-152, T. 1258.
1026 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant.
R.T. Brynem
and Knott,
C-1943.
ERICS0N SEfiT3E
I RESIDENCE UNI. PLS.
A-2235. 445 Mor.
P L LERCH, leading east aide under
taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1H88, E. 781.
MOXniEX"
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Finest marble and granite from our
Orezon ouarry; 287 Hawthorne ave.
SCHANEN-BLAIR CO
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 264-266
4th St., opp. city hall. Main S.")64.
Philip Neii & Pons f'v memorials.
BLAE.SING GRAN I I L CjJ
FOR. SALE HOUSES
61
HOME FOR THE OLD FOLKS. il200.
7 room house, lot 32x105. with alley,
100 feet from Junction point of two
. . : J Tl t ....ill..
Street car lines m Aiunifn ui, unijueB
tionably future business property.
Look thle up. $50 down. $10 r.ioMhly.
Fred Wr. German Co.. 732 Chan-. Com.
ARE ou looking for a home? Why
not i onsult the Oreernn Home Rui' i
ers about building and finaming s
home for you. ! puge Bungalow and
Home Book, special 50c. 1 J:J 0 N. W.
Bank diop.
it en it cv-Ar t)H(T I'iCII
Modern 5 room bunsralow. 11?:; Tib
bets, near E. 3r'th: 2n minutes out on
W R car, or Inquire 211 Lumber Ex-
6 ROOM house. Rose City ParK. on
car line. $3.")Uii home, will take f2::
$1000 catli: need money. No bunko
deal. Dealing with owner. M-12;.
Journal.
YUL'R choice o1 5 Rose City pane
houses, all marked below cost. Call
on Re.-Ulv T'ept.. 2! Stark, near Ith.
HARTMA.V A; THOMPSON
10 BUNGALOW BOOK IOC. SEND
10C FOR 25 COMPLETE PLANS. J.
PIPER MOORE. 1020 N. W. BANK
BLDG.
HOUSE and 2 lots; lots of fruit and
flowers, and easy terms. Will sell 1
lot with house; corner. Quick Sale.
Price and terms call Owner Tabor .T.
NEW 6 room bungalow. about six
blocks to Woodiawn school, on easy
terms. Taggart, 416 Chamber of Com
merce. EIGHT room plastered house, good re
pair, 50x100, $1400, 600 cash, bal
ance monthly. R. M. Gatewood & Co.,
165 ,4th St. ,
MODERN 8 room house. Rose City
Park, for sale very reasonably if
tnken moon. No agents. Tabor 40S.i.
BY OWNER $2200 EQUITY, income
property, for sale or trade for clear
lots. Phone East fi89S.
BUNGALOW PLaNS. 15.
H. A. WILLIAMS. 80S M-KAT BLDG.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
NOTICE I have got 2 lots. 60x100. In
Ridgemont, 67th and Burnalde St., that
I paid, $2600 for. With those lots I will
1914. that cost $2400. &!l in fine thape.
Some terms. Phone Main 6601. My
address Is 1383 Michigan ave,
WE supply lot and finance the build
ing of home. too. Get our terms.
The Oregon Home Builders, 1330 N.
W Bank bldg. .
TWO LOTS. 40x140; nice buildln site.
nice fir trees; good terms and little
cash. Call owner at Tabor 667.
57
Buy
an Acreage Home
Have city conveniences, such
as mountain water piped into
your house, electric lights, etc..
and country benefits; rich
soil, fine community. 30 min
utes out by Big Red Steel
trains. Low prices, easy pay
ments. Any sized tract. .Let us
show you.
The Shaw-Fear-Co,
102 4th st.
18 acres, 10 in cultivation, balance
timber, running water, 4 room house.
hore, cow. 100 chickens, bugry, wagon,
all necessary tojla. J1800, half cash.
2Vs acres, t room house, $800.
2 acres. 4 room house, J800.
Half acre, 3 room bungalow, new, on
carline, ro fare. J1000.
K. M. OATEWOOD & CO..
165 4th st
Gibson Half Acres
nnfut Knit c.)t water firms to ear .
line, easy terms; will build to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1685, or .
Sellwoorl 47. John H. Glbsor.. owner. I
400 ACRES $2200. i
400 acres. Tillaimdffi Co., close to
Wilson river, and tIT village or Wil
son; J1000 cash, balance 2 years. Of
course it Is a snap. Fred W. Gerrhaa
Co.. 732 Chamber ot Commerce.
Land Clearing
By contract, new method, low rates,
for estimates apply to Phllbrook Bro.,
Hotel Lenox, Portland.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN Ranches
near Portland. 2, 5, 10 acre tracts, best
THREE sightly acres clone to station,
miles out, need the money; nuke
me an offer. N-30!, Journal.
4' At'RES. 17 miles from Vancouver,
Wash.. $7.60 acre, one-third cash,
good soil. 422 4 1st St.
SUBURBAN' ACREAGE
76
21 acre subuman home at DOtn and
Division sts., nicely Improved, 6 acres
fruit, berries; city water. Well sell all
or part. Kaste Bros.. 618 Henry bld.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
40 ACHES for sale, clufee in, eiiureh,
school, stores, half crop and imple
ments .. with place; will sell part of
this if desired. C. T. Schulliuuser,
Mulino, Or.
2S0 ACRE8 well improved, H.ot-e to
station, running water, cloae to
school. Johnson, f27 Cham, of Com.
32n ACHES, 16 miles from Vancouver,
Wash.. $7 acre; one-third cash, good
soil. 422H 1st st.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
FOR RENT 160 acres, dairy and di
versified farm, 28 miles north from
Portland. Pacific highway; steamboat
and railroad facilities within 2 miles;
high Hchool within 1 mile; sightly
river frontage but no overflow; im
provements modern; place carries 47
head cattle, horses, land only $550
yearly; pxt In cash. part In labor.
Wilbur K. Brock, owner, Lenta, Or.;
Tabor 1279, Portland.
FOR RENT 1240 acre farm, fully
equipped with horses, harnesses,
farm machinery, wagons, buggies,
cows, chickens, tools, etc. 1000 acres
ready for fall seeding; has pumping
plant. Should bring In Income of $20.
OOn coming year: $1600 cash required.
v rite owner. O. Cole. Condon. Or.
BEST proposition near Portland, on
electric line, 80 acres dairy and farm.
Stock, and implements for sale. 0-680,
Journal.
10 ACRES, good house, barn, 3 acres
cleared on carline, rent part cash;
rest in work. 5fifi Indiana st.
200 ACRES, 25
building!", 30
N-30 4. Journal.
In hops, cood soil and
miles out, cash rent.
6 A' 'RES. 6 room house, fireplace; S
mites, on car line, at station on
(Jreshatn car. K-7H4, Journal.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR Rl V
38
WANTKli, to rent a farm on shares,
by experienced farmer, between 20m
(ri 400 acres, Improved, good grain
iand. Prefer a place that Is fuily
txjuipped with stock and Implements
m with chance to buy the stock. Y
727. Journal.
WANTED f., 10 acres, about 2 acres
cleared, balance pasture or timber;
spring, not over $7n an acre and with
in 25 miles of Portland. Z-645. Journal, i
TWo experienced young men would
like to rent a farm; grain preferred.
PX-43S. Journal.
WANT to rent, a dairy farm, bv
perienced German - Swiss with
cows or more H-51!t, Journal.
ex
20 HOMKSTHADS
47
GOOD close in homestead location,
good soil, creek, timber, neighbors.
Some easy cleared. $100. R-855,
Journal.
RELINQUISHMENT, very handy. Rood
roml: tine summer home; near coast.
r0. ;-r.QS. Journal.
GOOD homestead wanted, have party
with the cash. Green & Cobb, 415
'bamber of Commerce.
!: X ( 1 1 A X ( ; K It KAL KSTATE !4
:i
ACRES, 2 miles south of Columbia
highway. 2" mips eat of Portland.
Ifc acres in cultivation, fine soil, nil
ftmed, trout ptream, good house, barn.
other outbuildings. 2 horses. hogs,
thickens, all the clop, all kinds of
farm tools, will s-l this place on good
term or exchange for rool residence
property: price $4500; mortgage $120".
Stout Invest. Co.. 723 Cnamber of Com
merce So ACRES. ; miles from electric line.
spring water district, on rock road, !
80 acres under hijrh state of cultiva-j
tlon, very best soil, land lays fine. !
larse 6 room house, la ifc'e barn ami ,
other outbuildings, family orchaid. i
runy equipped witn stocK and farm
Implements. ill take house and bt
n ..,'.. , v ... j. ,w-
Exchange. Main 1 53 .
WANT 6 room modern home In ex- i
change for 5 room bungalow. 60x100 i
lot and 2xll0 business lot. Wojdlawn J
307 Owner. Frank A. Hager, 101!
K .1st st. N. 1
TRADE 5 room house Z lots, for 3
acres or more and house on Oregon
Electric, 30 minutes out. Address 6922
40th ave.
160 ACRES timber land for lots equity,
mortgage contract, will assume. Bog
gress & Co., 206 Gerllnger bldg., 2nd
and Alder.
CLOSE IN ACREAGE Will exchange
for milk cows and other stock. 104
Sherlock bldg., Portland.
WANTED From 2 to i5 acres in ex -
cnange ior o room nouse and z lots
88 W. Prescott st.
WILL sell or trade 120 acres unim
proved, 5 miles Camas, Wash., $25
acre. Owner, 637 Pittock block.
OWNER has lot to trade as flrnt pay
ment on rooming house or apart
ments. Phone mornings. Tabor 3St78.
I WANT city residence for close in
well improved 2 acres. 312 Pan
ama bldg
10 ACRES Improved buildings and
stock for residence. Ewen, 312 Pa
nama bldg.
ROOM modern bungalow, for close
In acreage. 312 Panama bldg.
$1000 EQUITY" in 6 room house for lot
or anything clear. East Ml.
160 ACRES, Crook Co.. for Portland
property. 312 Panama bldg.
WILL trade auburban lot, what have
you. Phone 4-W. Oak Grove.
LARGE and small farms, sale or ex
changed. Wolfsterin, 249 8tark.
GOOD business in Utah: sell or trada
.for Oregon property. P-432. Journal,
ACREAGE
soli. coa roads, near electric. b to penbalK luin Kast 2 1st -r N.
$200 per acre, easy terms. McFarland, , i .., ,.f,r.i i.aii in
?(11 vm hlrliji Pnrtlanri tNK of the best PulllB pOOl 11IB III
30Jon bldg.. Portland , (h(j f f Poi.tl.imi for Ul.
THltEi; sishtly acres on carline. ;,.ated In a popular Office bldg. For
miles out, will sell cheap; make of- fQrthel. information address N-897.
fer. M-121.Journal. imal
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
( Continues)
IXCOM10 business property, iso.uow
equity; will exchange for nailer
property or farm. 104 Sherlock bldg.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED A list of your farm or
acreage for sale, trade or rent. 615
Dekum bldg.
$200 CASH for lot. Write H-67.
Journal, or phone yvooaiawn o.
HOl'SS. flats or stores wanted to
If.OOO. Exchange lots. Main
ROOMING HOUSES
53
Bargain Hunters
Now is the time to buy if you wart
to sell later on at a profit. 44 rooms,
Ftrictly modern, hot and cold w:iter .n
all rooms; call bells, clothes c4tsels;
this Is the most modern hotel In the
citv. rent only J75; well furnished;
sold 4 months ao for J&000. Klrst one
comes gets this whole thins for $600;
terms. See mv agent.
PETERS, IB N. Sth st.
IF you are looking for a small fur
nished, modern rooming houpe. which
will net you $05 per month. e the
owner, cash and trade. M-biJ.Jot.rnai.
7 ROOM corner house. 2 rooms rented
pay rent, pood furniture, 3 blocks
from' Washington: Price $175. Owner.
N. !'h st.
ROOMING house, rooms, good lo
cation, cheHp for cash. 2'19 1.1th wt.
nrsixi-jss oifoktl nitiks 20
LADY WANTS GOOD BUSINESS.
Will consider theatre, rooming house
or any good business up. to $1800. 4
room "house and good auto to exchange
for same.
K. W. GARY, 828 ELECTRIC BLDQ.
Al PATENT for sale or trade, one
fifth its -value, for lota or sfood
mortftaBe. Am a youna; German with
nr. inonev wish to do Homethina with
It to Ket a start. Write William Zle-
A FINE confectionery and light gro
cerv store with waiting rootn In con
nection, half hour car service. Will
sell at Invoice. N-800. Journal
1000 Business Cards 75c
Ryder Ptg. Co., S. W. cor. 3d ft Morrison,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED 08
WANTED A garage with a good busi
ness. .1-500. Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
MONEY" without delay on close In city
property at 6. 6 and 7 per cent:
rata to fit security and desirability of
loan. Cnion Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
2S4 Oak.
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.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE,
701 Selling Bldg.
BUILDING loans on city and suburban
property; money advanced, as work
progresses. W. G. Buck. 315 Falling
bldg. Main 3407.
CASH pali for mortgages, notes, con
tracts: mortgage loans; reasonable
rctes. F. II Lewis & Co.. H Lewis bldg.
tlOO.uOO on mortgages, city and Iarm
property, fire insurance. McKensis
& Co., Gerllngr bldg-. 2d and Aldei.
TO LOAN
propcrty. C. bldg.
$400. $500, $1J(J0, on city
J. L. Wells Co., 324 C. of
GET our plan of flnaneing homes on
easy terms. The Oregon Home
Builders, 133u N. W. Bank bldg
TO LOAN $2600 and $2000 on Im
proved income city property. Chas.
Hirstel. 104 Sherlock blda
MONEY to loan In amounts of $100 to
$&000 on city property. A, H. Bell.
201 Gqrllnger bldg.
MORTGAGE loans, 6 to 7. Oregon
Inv. A Mortgage Co., Stock Exch., Jd
and Yamhill.
IF YOU OWN A LOT AND W16H TO
BUILD. COME IN AND SEE Ub.
CURTIS, 267 OAK ST.
MORTGAGE LOANS, b and 7. Loum
Salomon & Co., 300 Oak St., near 6th
MONEY to loan 6 to b. W. II. Sens
& Co., 310 Spaullng bld
4u.uuU OH LEtStv FAKKINGTON,
tsO 4th st. BoaiM ot i'rade bldg.
$1000 up to $6000 to loan on city or
farm property. Tabor 2 620.
Iuu, yaou, $600, ou, tizuo, nx
W. German Co., 732 Chamber
S00. Fred
of Com.
$500 up,
delay.
7 and h. no commission, no
Ward. 407 Spalding bid g
BUILDINGS financed and erected.
HUNDLEY, 62'. Plttock block.
MONEV TO L.OAX
CHATTELS, bALAlUES
07
IMMEDIATE LOANS
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
ON
Af EASTERN RATES.
We have one of the finest retail
Jewelry toreB in the city. A loan de
partment la conducted in connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY confidential. Absolutely no
signs designating loan business dis
played in I runt of our store. All mer
chandise pledged Is held for a period
ot 12 months, whether or not interest
is puid when due. We ate licensed
and have been established since
No connection with any other loan
establishment In this clfy.
A. ii M. DFLOVAGE. JEWELERS,
324 Washington ft,
SALARY LOANS SALARY LOANS
Being salary loan brokers exclusive
ly, we are enabled to assure aatiafao-
! tion ana
give the Murkest possible
i service.
Business strictly confidential.
REMEMBER.
We are licensed and therefor
RELIABLE. r
STATE SECURITY.
308 Felling bldg.
Loans at Legal Rates
-Ve n,an money on diamonds, pianos.
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes.
on iurnnure, or anything or value.
You can get it today.
Portland Loan Co., Licensed
Licensed by State.
311 DEKUM BUILDING.
Third and Washington.
MONEY AT ONCE.
LEGAL RATE OK INTEREST.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Musical Inst.
All Pledges Held One Year.
Separate Dept. for Ladles.
ELBY COMPANY (Licensed),
820 Lumber Ex bldg . 2d and Stark sts
LOANS VAVTED
30
WANTED A load of $00 or 11000 on
corner nrooertv. new mntein two.
; story and full concrete residence worth
$5000. Box 342 Portland, owner.
FIRST mortgages on new homes for
sale to private money. The Oregon
Home Builders, 1830 N. W, Bank bldg.
WANTED $1000 on $3000 property.
E-706. Journal.
FINANCIAL
51
FIRST and second martiai. also ael
lers' interest In contracts purchased.
Oregon and Washington. H. E. Noble,
j.umoermens uidg
HELP WANTED -MALE
WANTED Boy 1 or more with wheel
to deliver groceries. 1361 Haw
thorne. WANTED An experienced aollcitor;
reference required. Laurelhuut
P-ye Works 1260 Belmont.
PARTY with good team to haul wood.
Wdln. 278.
FiRST class cement man at once.
nlv f.9a PlttAnlr Viljvlr
AP-
1MPW5YMENT department Y.j M. C
A. Service free to member. ;
.HELP WANTED MALK
(Co atlaned)
WANTED Young married man t4
work on farm, house furnished;
wages $30; 10 blocks east of end of
Parkrose carline. W. K. Johnson.
MAlTKESS matter wanted. Portlan
Furniture Mfg. Co.. .1249 Macada
roan.
HELP WANTED MISC. 40
WANTED Four private students, mals
or female. In the latest cieutlflo
methods of drugless therapeutics;
meuhano-therapy-electro-therapy pho
totherapy mental science X-rrfy and
high frequency. For partlcultrs ad
dress A-726. Journal.
Y. M. O. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
day and night clauses: expert train
ing in repairing, driving and machins
work, forage, lathe, shaper, drill press,
etc.; time unlimited. Secure pass at
educational office, Y. M. C. A. blag
to Inspect onr fhop and methods.
WANTED At once. 2 men to learn
automobile repairing and driving.
Call at Hawthorne garage. 445 Haw
thorne ave.
V ANTED, names of men, 18 or oVer,
wishing government Jobs, $t month,
T1X-80. Journal. '
CHANCE for 2 men to learn motlou
Fdcture operating in theatre. Small
lion. 226 Second st.
COOK headquarters California Win
Depot, 281 Yamhill, near 5th; '
UNCALLED for tailor mado stilts !(.(
up. Taylor the tailor. z9 V, Burnslds,
1,'SE "Baaaett's Native Herbs for rhsu
mat Ism, 60 tablets 26o. All druggists.
rHELP WANTED FEMALE Ji
WANTED At once 3 llv business
girls to learn MACHINE BEAUTY.'
CULTURE; positions aasured. 201
Royal bldg. .
WANTED Neat, refined young lady
to do housework for board and
Foom, small family, good home, piano
lesHOiiH if wanted. H-671, Journal. '
W A .N TK1 - i omncteni conk, general
housework, miiMll family, good
wages. S St. Helens Court. Portland '
Heights. Phone Main 3028. .
WANTED First class ex perlencenl
fitter. Apply Miss Barrett. Ben
Selling, lcadl n y clot hie r. J
WANTED Middle-aged lady as house
keeper; good home for right party.
Add. 220-J, Journal, Vancouver, Wash.
WANTED Oirl to do housework on
ranch; steady position to sultabls
party. Mrs. John Monalian, Condon, Or,
WANT school girl for winter. Palmer'
grocery store, 25th and Cpehut,
Marahsll 4862.
WA NT ED A woman for general
houbewoik. Apply 674 K. Pino stM
ror R. 14th St.
M1DDLEAGED housekeeper. good
home, two children. Box 401. Oa
tario, Or. 1
WANTED--Girl
to assl.'t
house w
802 Hnlsry.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 2t)
MEN and women to iearn the barber
trade, wages paid while learning?
tuition reduced, positions secured. Tha
only chain of schools in tha world.
Send for froe catalogue. Molar Barber
Collegw. H. 4S N. 3d at. .
OREGON Barber College wants me
and women to learn the barber trad
In 8 weeka; positions secured; palJ
while learning. Special stinimar couraa
tuition reduced. 233 Madison st. t
E X P E R I E N C EDrn mr H ed ma n wanVJ
steady work on ranch or driving
team. Address H. A. W., BroadacrtS)
Oregon.
EXPERIENCED farmer, age 34. mar
rled, wants care of ranch for wagef
or shares. Hans Nellson, Beaverton,
Or. 7
WANTED, by first class garage mauj
Good references. Phono E. 1R83
Skilled Carpenters
Furnished on short notice. Mar. Ittj
COM PET EN T accountant to keep set
of books for a few hour during day
reHBOnshle M-10B, Journal. .
ALL ROUND man, handy with toolij
go anywhere. K-34Journal. '
MAN, 30, wants work on farm.
Journal.
PAINTING, kalsomlnlng.
Inr. reasonable prices.
pspei liang.
East 1911.
BIXjUATIONrEMALM 4
WANTED- By a middle aged woman,
a position us cook In boarding house
or small hotel; would leave t tie dty.
1 1 - 507, J o urnal.
STENOGRAPHER, 3 years' experience,
new Underwood muchlna and office,
wanta work by hour, part or all day or
ev.-nlng. Main 01SO, or 601 Yson bldg.
ST ENOGRA PH ER with several years'
experience, desires position; willing
to assist in any office work. Phone
East 284 2.
COMPETENT Scotch girl wanta posi
tion, general housework; wages $15.
X-iH4. Journal.
WOMAN with child wants position at
housekeeper. ZM Main st. A-330Z.
LACE curtains, (wind
laundered.
by T.
De BeN Sellwnod 1726
DKKSh.MAKIXG
40
14 YEARS' experience designing; work
quickly and neatly done; no pat tarns
required. $3 per day East 1887. .
SUITS, coats, one-piece dresses, tail
ored skirta and walnut made reason
sble. Good work. Mar. Z46S.
M RS EH
AO
CHILD'S Nurae Burau. Experienced
nurses. 26 els., hourly. Woodiawn
2562.
TRA INED'nurse wants case. 12 years'
experience, maternity cases a ape-
c I al y nyt h 1 n gta ke n . M a 1 n 3878,
WANTED Casen. by middle tige
practical nurse. Phone Woonlawn
2515.
Fl KNISHKI) ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR WOMEN.
374 3d st.; all modern Improve
ments, steam heat, hot and cold water
In every room, free gas for cooking;
large public kitchen, alao gas plat In
each room, laundry on each floor, also
bathroom on each floor, also Pactftn
and Home phonea on each floor and
house phone in each room; 2 parlors;
sowing room with machines. All ten
ants who are in by 0 t. 1st end remain
one year will be given the twelfth
month's rent free.
ROOM register listing several hundred
In all parts of the city at Y. M. C. A. :
also those In the association fireproof
building, with shower baths, swimming
pool, gymnasium, library. reading
rooms, at $1.60 to $2.76 per week dou-.
ble, with individual beds, or $2 6 t
f4.60 per wee- single.
HOTEL BRISTOL. 12th and (Stark
The best rooms in the city for the)
price asked. Rooms with crivate bath
$3.60 week up; without. $2.00 up. All,
modern, Bualnesa district.
THE DORM ER Neaily furnished
rooms, $1.25 and up. steam heat, free
phone, bath. 2 1-th st., cor. Jeffer
on. :
teachers: !
Best rooms In i'oitliind for the price.
Call and nee them, .09 '11th at. Cor
dovla hotel. Main H4 72, A-I73,
Madras Hotel rooms $2 up, court
rooms, $2.60 up By day -Oc. 76, Jj
eor. Kth and Wsshington ete.
Nicely furnished A RRHTT -6 4lay uiw'
22 Wash. t. MDDU I I 11.60 wk ap.
$1.60 WEEK up; clean, warm, modern
fur. rooms, central, l ne ivins;. sua ,ei.
ROOMS and apartments in. raodera
hotel. fl f0 week and up. 4S5 Alder.
H RMSHE1) ROOMS
70
3PRTVATK rAinX.Y
L.ARGK nl'-ely furnished front room,
furnace heHt. phone, bath, $10 mo.
12 E. lltli. bet. Ankeny and Ash.
WIDOW, seil-suppoi tmg. lias nice
front room to rent; Williams ave.
Phone ESRt
327 KlXTHc :-Large desirable rooms,'
modem residenoe. Marshall 5784.
(Contlnned on Fare)