THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .19, 191B.
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BUILDING ACTIVITY IS
ON INCREASE AFTER
POST-HOLIDAY LULL
Number and Value of Per
mits Issued Indicate Im
provement in Conditions,
FOUR NEW RESIDENCES
Sennits Also Issued for Erection of
Steel Supports for Plant of the
Shell Oil Company.
After a post-New Year's lull of a
fortnight, a resumption of building ac
tivity Is indicated by the number and
value of permits Issued by the city
building inspector yesterday.
Permits for four refiden:es, aggre
gating $15,500. were taken out by the
Oregon Home Builders.
Three are to be built at the corner
of East Pine and East Twentieth
streets. Murphy's addition, at a cost
of $3S00e'-h. They will be slngle
story bungalows. The fourth dwelling
will be two stories and is to be built
at 903 Dunkley street. Olmatead addi
tion. It will cost 15000.
A 1 Vi-story dwelling will be built at
1122 Missouri Btreet. Patton terrace,
by n. II. Bird of the Portland Railway.
Light & Power company. It Is to cost
12130.
Repair to the amount of JI00O are
. to be made to the plant of E. K. llara
don & Bon, East ilxth and East Davis
streets, which was recently acquired
hy the Tru-Blu Biscuit company of
Spokane. Muckle Bros, have the con
tract and E. A. Miller drew the plans.
Permits were also Issued yesterday
fin- the erection of steel supports at
Wlllbrldge for the Shell Oil companv,
work amounting to $1500. and for altering-
one of the stores on the Stark
street side of the Pittock block.
Real Estate Transfers.
Rirhsrd Wlliler nl wf. to tliarlw A.
BBrckUardt ft al. N. '-i U .1, B. M.
Ilaleighs Add $25,000
StaoricK! N. Anmld ami f . to II. Waiie
heoonl. art L. lj, 11. "K." Green -
r l
William Krwfjkr mid wf. t" Wattle K.
liutt. HI) ft. L. 8. B. t. Alblua .
Bee tj ( ti'lfn soil Lui. to Ilfrnran
Ktmna. L. 3, 4. S, fl, 7. 15. IT.. L'apl
tan Add
Roy O. I'owers and wf. ti W. V. Itose
no wf. I.. i, h. s ni--aii'
rortlatiil Tnmt t". Or-2" to Mne Y.
folpttta. I. 11. 12. II Wet I'ort
lnd A. C. Wv.koff srd wf. to 1. A. Pat
tntln. W. L. t!. II. .:. City....
Ssmucl Ito!r. to Marj- A. lk t. (Mxl3
ft. beginning at X of S. lire Al:is
wortu ave. with P.. litie iiiril t . . . .
3darj A. Boire to It. C. Kritz. aame
atwTe
Elln K. rtabro.-k n al to Minnie 1.
Jite&eml-li. ."xlt.iO ft.. l--s'tm'S n't
Ilnt n S. Un Porter st. M ft S.
of S. W. or. I! T. amtLers Add...
f T M. Murltnirt. sheriff, to II. M. T.-n-
ni'v. L "J. n p;. Smith St Jolins ...
A. K. McKay and n f. to H. L. Sipple et
1. L. ... jt. 7. (irntiTillc y ..
T. J. Cordon and wf. t M. F. Marshall
et al. L. L-J, Zi. r.. 41. Penln.-uUr
A ihl
A. P.. Ca ! and f . to I'. C. Joei rt.
al. I.. 1". Ft '-It." N Mr. Tahor Add.
Joiwphlni L'ldesher to City of Port land.
strip f ft wltW off v.Mitherly portion
I.. B- Tlht-r. Add
HM J. BlatK-k ami bus. to City of
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I'urtiaiHl. trip 5 ft. wide adjoining
L. 1. Pjles Tract 213
Huilding Permits. j
I'lttork Bio. . Ino. Rppair S j-ory flmrr.vf
rrin'orctd concrete office b'lildi's. Snt; Stark
street, tivtween VN'. Park and lth at.; bul'.dir.
Brajfoo i;ngine'ring Co.. a;oi:i.
Shell IV Kre. t frair.e pltf'rm for mp
porting: and ojieratlrir plpc for lodlnj tit.k
r. Ballioa at., at WILbridie: bulldfr, ame.
$700.
Shell Co. Erect Kteel tnj prt f T all ateel
oil tank. BalUxi t.. at W1P. bridge: balldcr
r aaire. JiSOO.
KoUthts of Co!titr,bri Repair 2 story fn'raf
clnb hone. Jio Park t.. Iet'vea Tsrlor and
!r!tnon t. : ball.ler. 1' J I!nri-. ljO.
The (ir..r.n Home Builder --Erect 1 atory
frirne rriee. 31 F.. 'th t . between Fast
I'me iind K. Ah sts.; b'tiMrr. tninp. $2.
lie tlrejron Home IUilldcrs - Krert 1 story
frame dwelling, 31 E. th t , between fcl.
Ilne and F.. Ash ats. ; builder, sime. J;550O.
The Oregon Home Builder- Erct 1 ftory
frame atweUin-. as E. intb t.. between Cast
I'liie and K Ah st. ; bulld r. nme. $.!.iri.
The Orejou Home Builders -Kre-t l strrj
frauie Karagr, X K. luth St.. be:tvi'en E. I'ine
and K. Ah ft.: haildr. a. $L'5o.
The Oregon Home Builder--Kre. t 1 story
frame dwelling-. F. Pii.e st. N-tween E.
'.Otti and E ath sts.: builder, sime. J'U'X"'.
The Oregon Home Bulld-rs I.rect 2 atnry
frame dwelling. 1HX Dunck'.ej ave.. between
t: ISth and Kegeuts driie; builder, same.
The Oreiroo Home Bnlldere Erect 1 story
framt garage. Oo Ivinckley aye., ltween K.
ath and Kerents drire: builder, same. $tfn.
R. A. Bird Erect 1H tory fr;ira dwell
ing. 11Z3 Missouri aye., between Killing aworUi
and Emerspn sts.: Builder, same.
Mrs. J. Peckenbarh Kepair 2 story frame
st. .re and r.x'ai., 1 M Cmnd ire., tMtween V..
Morr'son and lielmout sts.; builder, George
lt.near. $:5HI.
MmkV Bros. Repair 3 story ordinary fac-t-y.
412 1:. lavis st.. between E. Oth end
K. 7th iu.. builder, Tru Biu BLscult Co..
$ti.
tj. P. H ArmfieM Repair 1 tory frsme
dl!ii.c. -V.'. E. Oil st.. S. F... between asth
ci! it, vc!.: builder. Mr. Williams. t-VK
Russell A: Plith. llepair 2 story ordinary
stele. End rooms. !2 6th ft., between Stark
and tak sts., t.iiiM' r. James L. Qtilnn, 177j.
O-W. II. & N Co. Wreck 1 story frame
rock rni-lier. Cordova st., between Terrell llper
nd I'attim road; wrecker. Vernon White, $100.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation have bSen
filed as follows; Hollywood Gardenj,
Inc. capital J.H'OO; Anthony FYentzel,
Ernil Heege and r.. A. Green Incorpo
rators. Grombacher i Coulter, capital
119,000; G. H. Grombacher, C. C. Coul
ter ftJJd G. C. Frisbie incorporators.
AjaJt-Grlebe Rubber company. Inc., of
Oregon, capital S5000: William ' G.
Grieb, Howard W. Stimpson. Lewis B.
Merton incorporators.
Cheeks With Color
Win Admiration
A Complexion Help That
Gives Dainty Tints and
Is Not Apparent.
The woman with color is the wom
an irho wins admiration. Women
with colorless cheeks can add to their
hatural beauty wjth the aid of Bird i
Rouge. This dainty rouge gives tints
to the complexion that rival the very
best hat nature can tirovide, and,
best of all. tha rouge Itself is not ap
parent. Bird. Rouge ran be adapted to any
complexion. Its chief value lies to
the fact that It blends perfectly with
thejxiwder or the natural flesh tints,
beautifying and enhancing- the com
pletion. There are three shades
right for the blonde, Spanish for the
medium complexion, and dark for the
brunette.
It sells at S3 cents at all Owl
tores. (Adv.)
Vista House Auto
I
Fund Near $2000
Each Automobile Owner Asked to Give
rive Dollars Toward Pioneer Me
morial Project t Crowm Point.
The Vista House fund subscribed by
automobile owners of Multnomah
county ts rapidly approaching the
$2000 mark. Cash and subscription
reached a total today of $1828.10. The
Vista House association asked of each
auto owner in the county $5 toward
the construction of the building that
Is to crown Crown Point, on the Co
lumbia river highway, and to serve as
ooservatory for the splendid view, a
memorial to the pioneers of Oregon
and public comfort station. The list
reported this morning follows:
Cash nreviuus.lv uc know led red.
$$39.45. New donations of $5: Ghavles
it. rraner. Ralph L. Bracket t. It. a.
Bean. A. V. Kemp E. L. labbe, P. H.
S. Childerman, f. W. Shaver, Ixuis
ioo!a.i. U. P. Henderson II. H. Cofoid,
J. E. Haseltlne & t o . William Corn
foot. W. W. Richardson. Ixuls Rosen
blatt, C. W. I- iajidtT. i'olumtli Con
tract companv. Dttnlel Kern. E J. Jae
ger J. a. Byerly, E. J. Mouts, A. W.
Anderson, lir. Robert l. Benson. Mrs.
Oeorge D. Schalk. K. C Stett:e-r. Mr
W. W. Orlndstaff, Mrs. William Cav-ar-auga.
J. Durkiielmer. Ralph II. Dun
iway, etate or Richard Price, estate
of liufua Mallory. E. E. Maliory F.
Kgjert. Mr C. H. Chambreaw, Don
ald Woodward. M. 11. Carter, Ir. 11.
H. Stearns. Frster Klelser. M. Seller.
& Co.. Edward Ehniittn, Mrs. F. J.
Bolter Mrs Oeona F. Remolds. Hen
rietta K. Falling Ed Campbell, L. F.
Anderson, J. V Shoemaker. E. E.
Kitigsley. Total etuh, $1039.75.
i'ieiges previously acknowledged.
$613.75. E. C. Griffin. J. E. Dolgle, W.
II. Stark. Eugenie .V. Rtehet, Drs. Mc
I'anle & McDaniel. Ohio Electric com
pany. I. Marx. John Matthlcsen. Edw.
Kraenlck, L. K. IjeOarie. Mrs F. Buck
el J. S. O'Gorman, R. E Oarside. .Alton
Rogers. W. C. Hurt. Clarke Bros.. Shell
Companv of California, G. Adolph Ol
son. John 8. Beall. W. E. Harris, W.
W. Wright, Dr. O L. Consneau (Bend
Dr.), E. E. Ertcson, O. Jones, Edward
T. Hall. W. A. Murhacd, O. W. Earl, J.
J Iitture, Ir. F W. Schlrmer, Mrs.
J. M. Nickum. H. 1L Jenkins, O. C
Haworth. W. J. Burns. Charles M. Nel
son. Total pledges. $1828.60.
Business Men's Club
Will Elect Officers
ProgrtfilT Clnb to Hold Annual Meet
ing: Ther Xa Wo Contrt for the
Chief Offices.
The Progrefsive Puslness Men's club
will hold its annual election tomorrow.
For the chief offices there if no con
tost, and the election will be confirma
tory of the choice of Joseph V. Jaeger
for president; Chester J Hurtle and
Frank Hilton for vice president; lr.
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! Andrew J. Urownlng for secretary and
1-0 , I. H. Kneeiand for treasurer. Five
j trustees re to be chosen from the fol
I lowir. ir list of nominees: Frank Bar
Irlneer. Karl A. Clark. It. G. E. CurnUh,
10 t John H. Lun'lore. S. Eldy, W. O
0 Harrington, Todd Hasen, Harold C.
j Jones, Arthur V. Kutsche, Pamuel C.
i Iancaiiter. Ira U Ri(ri, 'William O
! Spencer. John G. Swensson. Frank li.
1 j r pshaw.
yr. The clubmen will lend the proceynlon
to the blft rruiil box on Sixth street,
between the poatoffice and the Hotel
I Portland.
I At 11:45 a. m. they will meet nt 331
; fak frtrcet, and march to the mnil box
iln a bo-ly. They Will get a summery
i atm osphere for the moving pictures by
(wearing straw hats.
Dry Law Set Aside
For Man Very 111
Oregon City, Or., Jan. 19. The pro
hibition law, which recently went Into
effect, was get aside Tuesday, when It
was necessary to procure alcohol for
massage purposes for Lloyd Barlow,
who is critically ill with pneumon.a
at the home of E. C. "Parker of West
Linn.
The attending physician. rr. M. C
Strickland, called out of the city, was
rot here at the time more alcohol wis
rteded, and as the two quart", whlc i
were allowed, had been used it was
necessary to appeal to District At
torney Hedpes.
Hedges, heating of the facts and
reeir.g the affidavit of the youn.r
mans fatner. W. I. Harlow, stated:
"In a cae of life cr death 1 will allow
tnc yo:rg man to hae aU-ohol for
medicinal purposes, which the physi
cian had prescribed."
Lloyd Harlow, who came here from
eastern Oregon, ha been critically ill
for several weeks.
Joe Diamant Back
From Sunny Italy
Oregon City. Or.. Jan. 19. Joe Ila
mant, who left, this city for Italy two
yrars ago, returned to this city on
Monday evening. While at his old
home at Slraeusa, Plcila, Italy, he
was married to a young lady of his
old home town, who will come to Ore
gon City at a later date. Many of
Joe's relatives- are fighting for their
country.
Hiamant came to America on the
steamer Patria, of the French Fnbra
company, and says that on many occa
sions while on the voyage the passen
gers became fearful of the submarines
of other foreign nations. There were
on the vessel about 500 pas-senger.
including 160 Italians:. SOO Portuguese,
30 Americans, including two ministers
and a number of Red Cross nurses, and
two Greeks. The steamer left for New
York November 6, and arrived at New
Tork December -4.
While at his old home he visited his
mother, Mrs. Rafael Diamant.
Army-Navy Orders
can Francisco. Jan. 19. (P. N. S.)
Arm;. Oi tiers:
First Lieutenant John P. Bubb, ln
fai.try, is given two months' leave.
First Lieutenant Walter E. Fresser,
Fourth Field artillery, detailed to sig
nal corps, effective February 2. with
station at Fort Bliss with Field Com
pany I.
Resigrat:on of First Lieutenant John
E. Rhodes, medical reserve corps, ac
cepter1. Vary Orders.
Lieutenant Commander C. H. Fischer
to Inspect or Institute Pennsylvania
naval militia at B;rie, Pa., and federal
inspector of naval militia Of the Ore
Lakes.
Lieutenant (Junior Grade) W. C.
Faus, detached navy recruiting station,
Des Moines, to naval hospital, Great
Lakes, Ills., for treatment.
Movement of Tessels.
Arrived at Culebra, Arethusa, Arkan-
hhs. Aj i win, Dtiniim, Birmingham,
Cassln. Culsoa. Cummlne. rnhin,
Delaware, Ericcsen, Fanning, Florida,
Jarvls, Jenkins, Jupiter, Kansas, Me
Dougal. Melville, Michigan, Nebraska,
New Jersey, New York, Nicholson.
O'Brien. Ontario. Orion. Parker. Pat
terson, Rhode Island. South Carolina,
Texas. Vestal, Virginia. Wadsworth.
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n anii'siTiu, nmsju, T v ill i llg. tlaa.
At Newport iNews cyciops.
At uuantanamo Louisiana.
Sailed Hannihal, from Guantanamo j , J w V w o Y, J Vi f n, L.,
for Grand Cayman island; Jason. fromln various W. O. W. actlvltlea tor mr
Lambert Point for Boston. leral years.
MEDIEVAL CASTLE
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fwt ' at ' E r it? '! ' I . ?, i ,w.nii"i i, if
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William Waldorf Astor, the expatriated American who was given the title of baron Itv Kin George's
Kew Year's list of titles, will he known as liaron Astor of Jleevcr, ttiklnp tho name from the nie
dieval Heerer cnstle In Kent, which ho purchased some time hro and which lie aa completely
restored to its original condition. Hecver Hall is tme of the best example of medieval architec
ture In England. The old iiu:it surrounding the cu-stlo, the drawbridge and the po,rt holes in the
tower hare all been preserved.
H. H. RIODELL'S PAY
FI
Federal Investigator Ques
tions Secretary of Deve!
- opment Corporation,
Testimony tending to show the con
nection H. II. Rlddell had with the
operatloiis of the Oregon Inland Devel
opment company was offered in the
federal court thiat mornine by Hiram
S. House, investigator for the United !
Htates attorney's office. House eitld
Riddell, as secretary for the company,
received mot of his pay in office rent
and telephone fees credited on the com
pany's books.
In cross-examination, the defense un
dertook to show that this credit on the
cCmpany'B books was all the compen
sation Rid;lell received as secretary
and attorney.
Mrs. Fannlo Dean, formerly stenog
rapher for the company, was asked by
the government to Identify a letter
written, presumably at the dictation
of Riddeli and typ.d by her. She said
she would not undertake to swear is
to the letter, not remembering it at all
at this time.
Wallace Mct'amant. leading couns'l
for Rlddell. objected to the form of
testimony, declaring that since the pa
pers had been so lonsr. out of the hands
of the company, some enemy might
easily have "planted" such a letter.
Cnited States Attorney Reames souKnt
to help Mrs. Dean identify the exhibit
as her typing and Riddell's dictation
hy various "Internal" features, but she
left the stand still asserting Inability
to identify it positively.
The last of the cases against offi
cers of the company on charges of
using the mails to defraud probably
will go to the Jury late this week.
Near Zero Mark at 4
Vancouver in Night
Vancouver. Wash., Jan. 19. Lasl
night was the coldest night of the
winter, the thermometer registering a
minimum of 7 decrees above aero. Thla
is 5 defrrees colder than it had been
at any time earlier In the winter The
absence of a wind did not make It
appear as cold as It was several days
ago-, when a high east wind was blow
ing. The ferry boat City of Vancouver
remains tied up on the Oregon side of
the river, and the steamer Jesse Har
kinK, which took -up the ferry's run a
week ago and abandoned It Sunday
afternoon. Is tied up and surrounded
by ice near the ferry landing.
The river below the bridge construc
tion works is comparatively free from
floating Ice, all of which is lodged
above the works. The ice moved quite
rapidly yesterday and extended entire
ly across the river.
W OREGON LAND
COMPANY DISCUSSED
WOODMEN ACTIVE WORKERS
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Left to right D.
D. C. Dudley, consul commander of
Prospect camp No. 140, Woodmen of
the World, of this city. Is one of the
active and earnest "choppera" In that
n.nm1rtn fUrll
IS NOW SEAT OF BARON
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Portland Man Lauds
Work at Oregon City
Orearon City. Or., Jan. IS. At th!
luncheon of the Live Wires of the
Oregon City Commercial club. Frank
lin T. Griffith, president of the Port
land Railway, I-lght & Tower com
pany, was the speaker, and gave an
excellent talk, and highly commended
the city for the many Improvements
thnt were made during the year of
131. ", Including the paving of Main
street; securing pur mountain wat'T,
the erecting of the elevator, wh'.ci
has been found a great cenvniene
to the residents of the hill, and of
the proposed new addition of tlu
Hawley Pulp fc Taper company,
which will give employment when
finished to about 200 more men.
Among the other visitors at the
luncheon was lr. F. I. While, of
Portland, a retired capitalist of that
city. There wns an unusuauy iarg
attendance at this meeting, and tho
dinner was served by the ladles of
St. Taul's Episcopal church.
Attorney Hedges Is
Attacked by Smith
Oreron City. Or., Jan. 19. district
Attorney Hedges was attacked and
quite severely hurt Just before noon by
William Smith of l'arkplace. who is
one of the persons conr-crned in the
trial for aleed Illegal fishing to be
held this afternoon.
Hedges and tmlth had some argu
ment about the proceedings and the
assault followed. The district attor
ney was struck in the fare by Pmlth.
with whom he clinched in defense of
himself, until bystanders Interfered.
No arrests have been made.
Western Produce Co.
Buys Large Concern
C. R.iy Beekler. wll known alorf Front
treet a wt-11 al a rancher of the Fnm.ll
trlct, bat tMnclated blnvelf nltb A. II.
Kflno of Yor.'-alla and O. Mtt0 of Drain
lo tha organiaatlon of the veatern Iodn
Ctmj9nj. The wir concern hna Hlrailr tiecn
lt'CCrjKrated and hag pnr'hiwd t!i holea!("
Iodure bnslue of the OorKlline-WTilmple
cc.n-pany at l'l Front rtn-et. Mr. Iteeklcr, e
peclallj. U popiilr hv.g the nfrert.
Heavy Raisin Shipments.
Fresno. Jan. IP i I. N. H.) The
California Associated Kslsin romjany
shipped 1J,089 tons of rnislr.B durinK
I'econtber to all parts of thu wnrl.1.
The value of the shipments is JaOO,
000. .Shipments of December of 191T were
60 per cent greater thnn the records
for 1913 and l'JH, during the, can.e
months.
MarTiaR Licenses Issued.
Vancouver. Wash.. Jan. IS Mar
riage licenses were Issued today at
the office of tho county auditor to
the following persons: James J.
Dannon, 29. and Mrs. Mnry C. Heti
zie, 32, both of The Dalles, Or.;
Georpe Kelley. 27, of Mllwnukle, Or,
and Mrs. Louise Tadden, 21. of Portland.
C. Dudley, consul commander; George W.
ler, clerk.
Tab-
.George W. Tabler, now serving his
nineteenth continuous term as clerk of
Prospect camp. No. 140. is one of the
oldeat In that form of fraternal ser
vice in the etate. In 1913 Mr. Tabier
was) a delegate to the Head Camp at
Colorado Springs.
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FIRST MORTGAGES ON
FARM IM MADE
THE BASIC I :
Bankers' Mortgage Corpora
tion of Portland Issues the
First of Series of Bonds,
Rj" James J. Sayer.
The Bankers' Mortgage Corporation
of this city has Just put on the mar
ker the first of a series of debenture
bcnd3, the underlying security of which
Is farm mortgages given on realty in
selected sections of Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho. This is anev.- departure
fo:- this section of the northwest, ac
cording to S. F. Wilson, vice president
and manager of the company, but the
pians are practically identical with
those which have been adopted by two
of tha most successful eastern con
cerns which have been in existence for
a great many years and whose trans
actions and holding runs Into the mil
llcr.s of dollars.
The bonds are Issued In denomlna
tiens of 1100, J500 and $1000 and net
the investor s.x per cent. Kaoh bond
is part of two ser.es of bonds aggre
gating 1260,000 each the total of
which is JOOO.oOO and equals the paid
uu capital stock of the rgar.lzatlon.
The bonds are payable on or before
May 1. 125, but ar!Vedeemable at
the option of the company -- and after
May 1, 1318.
The underlying security of the bonds
Is first mortgages on farms in settled
and developed districts. The mortgages
do not represent to exceed 4a per cent
of the actual value -ot the land ex
clusive of improvements, but all firms
on which loans are made must be lm
proved and have a Jtnown record of
yield. The appraisal is made by the
company and high priced fruit lands,
hop lands and sltnll.ifl special develop
ments are excluded aT a bails of arriv
ing at the value of thrrn land.
The mortgages arejdepos-ted with
the trustee, which n mt present case
Is the Title ft Trust t pany, and the
trusteo is responslblfrf ir the observ
ance by the mortgag ompany of all
of the requirements c
Tho mortgage corpors
to the face value of t
posited with the tru
the bonds up Into d
which It finds the rea
The advantages cla.'
ore that It gives the
opportunity to get I
rate of Interest on a
Uie trust deed,
n issues bonds
mortgages de
e, snd divides
Jminatlons for
est market,
ed for the plan
iall investor an
h best possible
afe investment.
without the necessity of watching de
tails of mortgage reft iwals, taxes. In
surance and all the mny details which
gj with the ordinary1 mortgage.
Today Is "Pay-Up"
Day at Vancouver
Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 19. Today
Is "pay up" day in Vancouver, and de
spite the cold weather, ajuite a number
of people were out early making ar
rangements to pay their bills, in order
thst others might do the same. Resi
dents of the city were kept informed
as to the date by stickers, handbills
and dodgers, which had been distrlbut-
d promiscuously for several weeks
past.
lndic-t;ons were that the movement,
which was inaugurated by the Mer
chants" association, would prove a big
success. Citizens generally were back
of it, and the idea of "John pay Henry
so that Henry might pay Frank," and
eo on down the line, waa approved by
all.
Grand Opera Benefit
Will Be Repeated
"Romeo and Juliet" will be repeated
February 8 at the Helllg theatre for
the purpose of swelling the funds of
the Baby Home. "This was decided
upon at a meeting held at the Central
library last night, when most of the
principals and the chorus of "Komeo
and Juliet" formed the Operatic So
ciety of Portland. The orchestra, too.
trill donate its services on February t.
FUNERALS
Beastlfat aitolt pin
or broadcloth Casket,
rabalmlog. ttrb hot.
sear, two l nonsuit
and services nr..
Mora taaaeaaWe
arrmla far IS). MO. MS.
Ulgbcr prfrkd faor
al to proportloe.
ffi make oar own es
ket. Lady aesUUot, PTlTSta raeeral rbapeL
MILLER & TRACEY
rJfrsxFzarsEwr nrmit srmzcToms
Waahiactoa aal ECl Bta. Kaia SWli a-TSM
1
t Jf
CURITIES
sal l aa 12
Y U ar
TO HOLD INSTITUTES
E
Be Held Under Auspices
of the Sunday School As
sociation; Program Given,
Vancouver, Wash., Jan. IS. A series
of five institute will be ncld at con
vmlent points in Clarke cov.nty, under
.he auspices of the Clarke County Sun
day 8chool association. The first of
the series will be held at Hidefleld
."anuary 31. the second at Rattle
Ground February 1, the third at Orch
ards February 2, the fourtn at Fishers
February 3 and the fiftti at Vancou
et February 1.
The general outline of programs to
be oarried out at theae ntitltutes has
tetr announced to consist of the fol
lowing: Devotional, primary topics and
I problems; "My Task as a Primary
i orker," by W. C. Moore, general
state secretary; noon recess; devo
tional; "Is There a Plax-e :;i the Sun
day School for the 'Tetn Age Girl?"
by Mrs. Moore; dlscuatnon, including
'Teen Age boy; election of district of
fers; "Sunday Hchool Mar.agement ;"
"The Adult Class and Its I roblems;"
"The Teacher Training Problem;"
conference on missionary work in the
Sunday school, W. C. Mooie; evening
session: Kong service; "Th Evangel
istic f ipportunities of th Sunday
School." by Rev. H. O. Cooper; music
and offering; 'The Call of the Hlble
3i i ool to Men and Women," by W. C.
Moore.
Local Man Turns
Big Snow Storm
To Good Account
r Sleds! What youngster does
4t not possess one or al least a
Kr riding Interest during these
days of snow? Few indeed.
And many of them while they
Jfc don't know It, are coastlngv"
dslly on sleds turned out by
W. II Ruepell of the Dayton
4 Hardware company, 194 First
street.
it "When Tortland was mantled
with about eight inches of
ik white, a multitude of people
"'holed" themselves into their
homes and remained there.
Hi Naturally their action affected
Ruepelf's business somewhat
and while figuring on a way to
make the storm profit him. he
f struck on the idea of building
eleds.
4tt ltut he needed a market snd
The Journal "..tuit ads rrocurt-l
4t one quickly snil po efflciertly
jjt that he hs beci singly
swamped with orders nil lias
it been kept working r.'-erliuie
making sleds, on a e.ngie 20
Hi rent ad, he received or.lers fcr
Hi more than a dejt-n toaKtrs In
Hi one day.
"'Sleds are speedy, but Jour-
rial want ads are ti fastest
Hi market builders I know." eald
Kuepell.
ITEW TODAY
Charcoal
Dealers
Those wishing t contract for char
coal la small or larr qnantltls T. O.
B. Portland, state amount par month
aad price. Writ or phone
C W. KAXITS, Toreat Orove, Or.
tra City aa4 ram Praaartlsi la
Any Ameaat st Currsat Katsi
Eartmaa Tbsapsea, Danksn
Cerais- sf k'snrtk aoa Start lu.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upward at 6-7-S
Oregon Investment ft Mortgag Co..
Offices soa-4 170 3d t.
THE J. L. FEAREY CO.
BUTS VOTES. MOXTOAOX8
AITS COHTEACTt.
80 Beartm UldR"-, Portland, Or.
At'CTION SALES TOMORROW
AT IS A K. ICRS Auction House. 1K;-It.8
Park st. Furniture, etc. Eale a
10 a. m.
MEETING NOTICES
41
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO.
2. I. O. O. F. Will enter-
T.'rT y-i tain members of all the sub-
ordinate lodges and en
campments of the city, in tho'r
hall, 228 Alder street, on Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. A
good time assured. All vlnltlng broth
ers welcome. Wm. Linkloter, N. G.
R. OSVOLU, .Sec.
KENTON TODGE, NO. 14 5. A.
F. AM) A. M. Stated
communication tomorrow
(Thursday) evening at S
o'clock. F. C. degree. Vlslt
ine brethren weleoii.e. Uv
order of the W. M. ItOBT. KACH, s-.
REGI'LAR MEETING
-jtlsT LOfW this edhesday evc
Cir. nine, Eau 6th and Alder
iZj2J streets. Visitors cordially
- rw." lnvlte.l.
W. W. TERRY. S-ec.
500 AND DANCE given bv Webloot
Co. No. 5. W. O. W.( Friday, Jan.
11. in W. O. W. temple. 7 28 11th. L.
Vanway's orchestra. Cards, 8:45;
dancing io o cloca.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons.
pics, charms Jaeger uroe.. iii-i tta.
Ufa! Statistics
It2anige3.lrtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE UCEXRE8
Charles al. Huteblnson, 1m Orand. Or.,
legal, and Eora K. PsUy. OrrjTn hotel, lef.l.
Charles Edward Brnwn, Newberg, (r., legal,
and Emma Mary Forsberg, 62 Eaat rifty-tklrd
at., legal.
gamoel RIHiard Ottlia. Nortk Yakima. Wash.,
lea-al. aad aXbel Mary Poulsoe, 1311 Omaba
are.. 20.
Bryan Jefferson Roberta, Euclid bntel, 11.
and Kausa Koth Iloydatoa. Netherlands ho
tel. S3.
Iradnre Cohen. 402 Fourth at-. 22. and Mary
Nudfetnan. same addresw, 17.
Joseph Abrans. 775 Muntana ate.. liMCal. and
Lena itrarinc. MX) East Sixth at. N., legal.
William fUtkua. 1817 Kast Davia at, leral,
aad Maggie Gaier, samo address, legal.
IN CLARK
COUNTY IN
RELIGIOUS
CAMPAIGN
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(ConUaned)
William Robert Hofbeltia. Seattle. Waali
legal, and F.Ua OtUlie Stulle. Hotel Beaauo,
legal.
W' niith R Cc Weddin and'. All go for 90, on easy paytrientV
Ui OIIIIUI Oi LUi visiting Cards i located on good road, clos to Port .
Third floor Moraan btdg. 1 ?ndcoardnficlr,c ttIon- Cmil BM
DREKS suit sold or rented, low price. 1 5??.r .. . i ... ' " . ,
lateet styles all sizes; we buy dress J; ni Ijou-e and bal f acr la
suits. Bareli . Misfit Cloth Store. SI 3d JIor.tia.nd- J1"60' Owner, labor 4683
LiKKHS suus tor rent, ail sizes. Unique
Tailoring "o.. SO Stark st
BIRTHS
LYOXS--To Mr. and Mr. Kdward B. Lynns,
Hrttfl t.lndell, Dt. 2t. a daughter.
Kit KKTTfv- To Mr. ami Mra. Kli (ieonte Rick
I AVER To Mr 'X'Vn !
K,..er. 1-t Sumner at.. Dee. 24. s wo.
ANOVKR-Tr Mr. aod Mra. Wllltam P. Han-I
ett. IM Wel.T at.. Ier. 50. daurliter
SHAVE
HANtIV
er. UaNn, ( nl.. l-e. 2. a daughter
SMITH-To Mr nml Mrs. Harry T. Smith. 4
Harrison t.. Jnn. 1.1, a son.
MACLBAN- To Mr. and Mra. Arrbltiald Wae-
tll.SON To Mr and Mra. John Uliwn, S3 (
TnentT-ti.iM t. . . . Jnn. in. a aon. ,
ijrnii. ivm ra'i.u ri-. 4iu. m w.'u. i
I SC11I.A.VPT- To Mr. ao.l Mra (.rover Schlsadt.
J1 Mantou t.. Jan. 7. a aon. iCHH'KK.N. 1-HI.'1T. GArtUU.f lattcnta t
tll RMAN To Mr. and Mr. 5. Chter Her- near Portland. 2, 5. 10 acrs tract,
man. ni.3 Ka.t Kein-nty eeooa at. N.. Jan. S, , begt BoU rQOj road, near altctrle,
?t,-i v'5 i.-,Pr,v. vi ax. u o R-a:o 100 P"- 3fr- term icrr '
UI.INKt To Mr. and Mra. J.Jm Retake. 874 ... Portland
COCHl.W To Mr. anil Mra. J.4in N. Ooablan.
BiioTH -T Mr. and Mr. tVnirtUnd "l,. ivth. i
T7a Clinti.n t.. Jtn. .laughter. I
ls'i N.-ll. Tweiilr flttli at., Jan. 9. a m.
1IIMKK -lo Mr. a-id Mra. Arthur M. Ml men.
Ml Kat Fiftv tliinl at N . Jan. . a wan.
UASSIK To Mr. kikI Mr. J. 1. Maaaie, 1U20
Ilmont t.. Jan. rt. a tlattthtrr.
FITZUEHALI-Tn Mr. ami Mra. J. H. Fits- j
gerald. ls2'A r.ll.h at, Jan. 1
a aaoftner.
DEATHS AM) FUXEUAUS 73 !
.....t.r ., . ,j A.t
w.-tb sre . Alexl Marelt, ar.-d 73 jeara. b?- I
s-rrd liuaband of Kloretioe Mareit, rattier nf '
tlhle ;. Man-It The fiiii-rsl wrTl.ea will I
held at Hie residence otabUaluunil of J. I",
Flnlej .t n. MoutKoinery at Fifth, Ttjnr4a-,
Jan. at 1 o chw'i p. ni. friends InTlta. I
Services privitiv
I li'USt eillll IIWIi..
fl'l - In tliiat eltv. at I'orllnnd Academy hail.
Jun. 1H. Mwlora 1;kt. aged 1" ears. ibumli
ter of Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Kiiy of ttir
Tille. VVanh. Tlie fuueral servlifa were held
today at 2:13 o'clock p. in., at the residence
establishment of J. P. Fltdey Sc Son. Mont
gomery at Fifth. lntenueut "S3 made la
RlTertiew cemetery-
JOHNSUN In Uda city, Jan. IS. at the real
dence, (18 L'puhur ft.. SoDa E. Jwlinwni. bo
do yean 1 moiiLh y dara. lUTed lf of t;us
Johnson, and mother of George 1 J.ainson and
Mr Jack J(ihnoii. Servtces will m hel.l
Tburaday. Jjn. Ji, at 2 P. m., at the parU-ra '
of Miller & Trace, lnteruieut IUrriew ceu- L
eterj .
lliVIFS FnT.ml arrvlee of Mra. Flizabvlb !
1'avLfa. wife of li. D. Uavlea snd mother nf j WANT rooming house, client has l
Mm. A. V. lirooltlnsa, Anne and Walter L. J. j at. res in Newberg With 6 room house,
Isrlei. will b hvld Tliuriday, January 2u, fruit, berries, city wafer. Kqultr 1160
1W18, at -I 'M from J. 1". Flnley A fVm'a otui iluie taHn Want place worttt -rtu'iiel.
.'.th and Montcome ry . liitrrment st 11,1,0 or I10UK It V FeemstSr. 19
ftlirriiFw . 11 irmu ni.ii. 'i.
m , , . . r 7 L;: Ti 7.
Biturui, lll t t'ondiiiied Friday, Jan. 21. at
2 o'rlnek P- ni.. In the uiortiKir.T ehapel of A.
I. Keuworthj & (Jo., WtC-0 Ninety aecotid t.
S. F... lu Lenta. Intcruient Mt. Scott l'ark
cetnetery
Id.ILII L- . ..,- 1 u.n I.wm tt ( h. lata In.lr.
IKntler. aed -0 years, will be emidueted ' Portland us part trade for JO acres 1m
Thiiradav Jan. 2o. at lo i. m.. in the mort- proved and equipped farm, good loca
uary .ha'i-'l of A. D. Keuworthy 4 Co., !V0'J -H tlon. K-6!3, Journal. -
Mr.ety-.ec.nd st. h. I... in wu, rnenos in- . WANTKU, from owner, 40 to 0 in-Tlt-d
to ntteiut. lnclneraUun Ut. fecott 1 ark j,r0(.d fftrm near Portland! . hava
rtneterf- creinatorluin
SMITH -The fuuersl m-rtlrv ot the late James
Smith will be held Friday, Jan. 21, at 1
o'r. s p. m . at the realdenc estaMisnOM-nt
of J. I". Flnley & Son. Monqronffcry at Fifth.
Friemla luvlud. lntenueut at Mailnotuah
u'eterr
uTlANh-Bdward V. Ioine. 70S Hunt St.,
Jan. i:i, ol year, lohar .neurr.onl.
GKUIIS Jolm t.roin. f.tVK Forty-eighth St. S.
K . Jan. ir, M years, carrinotua of spleen.
III 11 l.KWuin 11 - Ka.-iiel 1. Hutterwoi tL, 511
Fn-t Forty-setentU at. N.
J au. i, ou years,
enlllty.
SMITH Jamea Ptnlth. Kl'3',4 DarU st
ir., brotirhlal pneumonia.
BNANIt Charles ftonando, 6M Fonrth St.. !
Jan. 1.1. 8 months, bronchial poeninonla. I
HA1.I.KK All.' Vlol.-t Haller. 2f. Whlttlker
t
Jan. Ki. 'i moo tha. broncbo pneumonia
lt(S.i Mary Kalherlue IUw, Good Samaritan
tioon'.tal, Jan. l-. 23 yeura. double lobar
I pm-tJiiMriila.
1 , . . ..... I . . 1Tn at T.n
I1A 1.1 ' 1 JvilM . j , - -... . nu.. j - , "
13 tlu years, cardiac asthma.
BltUK Tony Bibik, 8t. Vmeenfs, Jaa. 14. 80
years.perforaUonof tratrlculceij
CLAHKK BROS., florleis, Zk7 Morrison
gt Main or A-loOS. Fine flowers
and floial designs. No branch storest
1aHTIN FollbKd CO florists. S4t
Wash. Jain ti. A-12. Flowers for
all occasions nrtlstically arranged
T0.N8KTH KhOKAL CO., 286 Wash,
bet. 4th and Eth. Main BIOS. A-llO.
MAX M SMITH, florlet. 141 H Sth St.
Ff XER. L DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment with private driveway.
J. P. FIN LEY & SON.
Montsomry st Fifth.
MR. EDWARD r. HOLMAN. the Lad
ing funeral director. 220 Tuird'sU,
corner Salmon. Lady sssistact. Ptones
A-lill. Main &07 ,
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East fiMe Funernl Directors. 414 E.
Alder st Knst f.2 l-;f,;'.
r : v M.l
Undertakera
UUnillilti Qi iVILXIIltJO
.v.r .t.t.ii srrl9 nrt fin. frta.
Hroalway 4o. A-4F.f.s. Lady saslstant.
A. V. KEN WORTHY CO.
Tarn fCatahllahmentai
Tabor S2S7; 6S02 id sU. Lents. Tabor
68S6: 6th st.. at roster road. Ariel.
A R 7pllpr 0,0 VVHUame ave.
Lsdv attendant Pay and night service.
Walter C. Kenworthy
ir,32-1fi'M PI. ISth. Pell 71. R-11'2.
Chambers Co. ?m
nworth ave..
rby. Wood-
lawn s.i5. C-113S.
Iady em'oalmer.
W1LLKU A TRACY, Independent fu
neral directors Prices low ss $20.
40. $10 Wnh. snd Klls M ?S!1. A-75
KFWF I'ndertaktngCo. Man4li2
OrrVL.O M. 2221. Cor Id and Clay
. . - - -
Hamilton
r.VJ,r xa,;
neral serv!
R T RvrnP Williams end Knott,
nn rir'i' a s(hik kTTs r. iiBa
1028 Belmont r.t 34th l-ady attendant.
p L LKRCH leading east side under -
taker 10 11th and fl R-jfcM. E. 7gl.
FBlPC-nr! KKSII.KNCK UNI. PLH.
LnlUoUriM. 133. A-2235. 440 Mor
... . - '
MONL'MEXTb
MiMt-iiia ,-
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Finest marble and granite. N. A.
Hawthorne aye.
PORTLAND MARBLE WK8.. 24-26
4th St.. opp. city hall. Main tSti.
Fhlllo Neu Rons, for memorials.
a .atsri , , -t-t-, -i
FOR SALE HOLSfca 1
TMt.'. lit l-'Jll lN' M.I VIM l'!ll nVHil
! WILL CONSTRUCT TOUR HOME
ON VOVU LOT Oft THEIRS AC
CORDING TO YOUP. IDEAS
KASV TERMH. CALL AND INVES
T Hi ATE OCR PLAN AND SV.B LIST
OP PEOPLE yoK WHOM WH ARE
HUILDING 1S0 N. W. Hanft bldg.
VOH SALE. JUST HA Li' COST,
Am going away; wish to sell 6 room
modern bungalow, Bunnyeide vdlstrict.
11850 cash, about half actual value.
Inquire 404 Northwestern Bank bldg.
CALL and see latest designs and get
est)maten on your proposed bunga
low. Plans free ff I finance your home.
V.'liilama. architect. 0 McKay bldg.
SIX room bungalow K. Gllaan at. eeK
line. 42000. cash, terms or take clear
lot part pay. Owner. Z-4SC. Journal.
ei
AND 81 X UARGK LOTS.
ACREAGE
67
in icdi.m ntnj
i miles from Gaston. Or, I elsc
trio trainB daily, 3 acres In ctilUva
tlon, 4 acres slashed, S room house and -chicken
house, running creek and fine
. 'faJf cnfc,!enf7nd
hl w,1 maan, ST
L - jrrjr ranch. Fred W. Geriflaa Co
Gibson Halt Acres
Good soil, city water, close to ear
l"e. "sy lerma wu i DU la u mun. p or.
chsser. Phone Marshall ItSS, or 6ell
- - ... . - .
wood 4.1. J.nn 1 1 Uiosow. owner. -
I'riuLi v ilalea " creek
At?ll I Nii 1 'JN
v v Mimr aim saw l lmoer. in
scrus $to&f cash, terms, or ectian-1
for Portland. M-SK"-'. Journal. -
FOR SALE FARMS
17
SAI.K OU TKAlh-lo sens,
...,.-.1 ..11 I... ..liujh ri rt
.,,,., un,i).l nbr, raimlnif
nouse, easy li
terms on onl.uioe. Owner,
win
If. Hays. Halfwaw
r.
WATCH TriK
.1 '. .. vi bgS.1- ' "
1 ofrer best farm In OlUlam Co., 1!0
acres, crop and equipment, income next
r 15.0tP0; might take soma Clear
property In exchange, balanc SX
terms. Sly Henry oldg.
IXVtlSTt'KS
NOTICl-J J100. aciss,
rich alluvial meadow, lots water.
Ideal lor stock, $ti per ncrc, Jl eP
i ' ie cash down. Claud 'Cole,' 100 Henry
t big.
FOR RENT FARAIS
It
2V ACKICS liejir Newberg;
la acres
benrina: apples; good buildings, stock.
Implements, for sale, cheap rent, cash.
r slimes THbor 81 IS. : ;
lit heien, ej clear, near catiias, ivsau,
Ktoek for sale. John Kaine. .Ui UiO
ton. Wdln. 42 H
I EX
XCHAM.E ItMAIj FTAtE '21
Ahincton bldir.
i5 achks. easy
waiKiiic uiaiaoce
lrom county seat ond high SOhoOL
Would take clear Tortland residence
up to M''00. sotie taHi, komt lirina.
C (', Hlibner, ioldendale. Wash.
HAT nave you In unimproved tim
ber, not more than lo miles rroni
resideiye and several lots.
all : clear,
310 Yion.
hiuulle UP to $8000 place
Marshall 24?,2
4t;o equity in modern 5 room, bung- .
low. rood district, to trade, or would
take Kood team horses, harness and
wa gnu. T-fiHf.. Journal. - .
(.olt.N'KH house, vicinity of JJtn fbd
Belmont. HOjSOO; for aoreaa, Vav
rnnt lot or California bun,:iilow. US
Mock I'.X' hange bldy.
FOR SALE HOUSES U
f Con tinned) .
New Bungalow, $990
I sonal property exchange. See owner,
J,nl402 Sto--k KxchanKe bldir.
SKV KN room modern home In riellwooJ
for imall house and lot. any part Of.
' cit v
Hox 4, Multnomah. Or.
! TltAUKS of all kinds. What have you? 4
iilfa Ltnirn tlug. .
V. A , M T jKl II A. AV KHT,ATfe! , t
WANTKU room modern nous. Rose
1 City Park. Laurelhurst or 'sTTinirtoa
district; have 13760 caBh erytfity to I
I 100m modern house. Skth and Han
co' k as part payment' wlliC assume.
owner. 4in K. th st. ri.T
b'l'A.SOAitU Abstract Co. t W , K. Hals
lip. Pre ) 402 Stock Exch. l' lain 774.
ROOMING liOlSKl
CI
40 Rooms, Sacriftce
Modern, steam heat, hot and cold
water everv room nicely furnished,
tleiirs $7 r. month; $1000. half cash. baL
easy terms, tvuigley. 202 Wljrox tldgf .
t4 KiHJJI aparunpiu house, all filled,
good location, this is renvilne busi
ness; I20U0 will handle. Bee us b
lore buying elsewhere, il'-ffll North
Western I'.nrk liMg. ,
11AVK rooming houses iron 1300 up.
(oo'l sol i.l i.uMiiexs only; sl7-81l
Northwestern Hank bldg.
Knit KAL1C Rooming-house. -41 rooms,
rent 140. price ICuO. Harnett, 72J
h.tmter '"omm'-ree.
15 Hh.M.S nioilern brick, hew, heai
furnished, li60. terms. 02 Couch
bldg. : .
IU S1.F:SS Ol'iyRTLXITIKS 2Q
ti A UONi"KX ATTENTION! 1
A fine hotel, saloon and dance hill
In a Wisconsin town. Building Sox 120,
! full stories, with everything; corn- .
pletely furnished. Price 0J0; $1008
t ash, balance to suit. Kali oartlculare i
at office of Fred V. German Co, Hi
Chamber of commerce.
FjH batgtiin hunters. am going to
ell. , ou are tcuing to get the C'g i
larsau. that a ftw tho'.isan4 I
nas ever got In Improved tuslness
property: you can ma as r;j".in auori
tin.e, make me an offer on! I um the
n tier. T -1 oa. Journal.
Al TOMoHJI.fe
buMinesa wants a
sell gasoline, etc.; requires very small
investment and owner wjll guarantee
good prof it a to energetic man. Call
room 3"? Morgan bldg. -
j I'ouL HALL.
With S rood tables, cash register, -so.'-i
fountain, peanut roaster. Kent
onlv lio Price, if sold today, -100. .
Pt-ter. If. N. fth st. '
i SoXlD buslneKM, owner wants a rell
able partner to heir, him; pay salary.
$75 month, besides share of profits:
requires small investment; fully ae
ccred. fall room I2 Morgan bldf.
j,iANl"KACTl'ltING business. Hae
j opening for steady man. aeUary $7
. . st .Vab. . a s.s.vl ft m
$500 required, which Is eecured.
siupendous Orrerl L'e til further notice
f mm.
6SG
ife
rniiitoi caKDB for
aoa
t'SE (.n. rnifii'f.KT, iHj i mm
, POOL, ball in center of town, doing
rood business. A good investment,.
! f,", "andle. Jl.-SU Northwest
i Itsnlc bldg. , ,,
M V aaiwjn fixtures, including pool l
i ble. sere end register, and store for
rfnt "K month, 1 block from' audit-
' rlum site. Inquire $26 Prst st.
. WANTED Man with $20')3 to ut lit
' eailarv $100 per month to start: Will
aland In vestlsation. l-7''2, Jotnal.
, H SALE Confectionery and light
r(eerie. U-e cream parlor. I B.
112, Castle P.otk, vasw.
buy..$S00 cleaning and prsHlsg
. nor ur th Is wc-es: cause sicaaiesav
farli
Jnurnsl.
rOR K TLE Box factory and wood
worktna plant - in aood condltloa;
1 !?iI!22Jll
w Mate I'STton. ur,
LAbV or gentleman with $300 to.ftpea
business. T-s7. journal. .
utbLNKss orroi.Tuaixuea
WANTED ,
WANTED Live cash a rocery with llv
1 . rma r. r vivwf lflral4n. a4t0.
Journal. '
WE buy shoe atoctte. any stae
cesh. F. Weston. $ Park at.
pet
MONEY , TO IjOAN
RKAEr ESTATE
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1 1 LeO or less on - im proved Portland.
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