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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY. ' MAY 6. 1916.
MR HUnQN RATTLES
DRY BONES HIDDEN
WARM'S CLOSE!
Charge of Lobbying While
Congressman-Elect, Favor
itism Made in Answer,
LAND FRAUD GHOST UP
Anti-Saloon Xeag-ne gmcy Sayg
TolitloaUy Notorious" T. B. IhI
X to Be V. I. UtnbL
Alleging he "honestly believed that
the bbM C. N. McArthur was and Is an
unfit person to represent the Third
congressional district of the state of
Oregon In the United States congress,
' and tliat. by reason of his reputation
throughout the length and breadth of
aid district, he could not. In any event
be damaged In any amount as prayed
for," R. P. Hutton, secretary of the
Anti-Saloon league, filed his answer
this morning In the $50,000 libel suit
brought against him by Congressman
McArthur.
In big defense Mr. Hutton alleges
that McArthnr, while a congressman
- - elect, engaged In lobbying before the
legislature of 1916 on behalf of vari
ous persons, firms and corporations,
and a such lobbyist used his office
and the Influence arising therefrom
to secure the passage of measures In
'which he was Interested as a lobbyist;
that he remained almost continuously
Jn Salem during the session, anil that,
according to the informal Ion and be
lief of Hutton. McArthur received re
muneration for his efforts as a lob
byist. faToritlna It Cbargad.
Hutton also alleges that during the
session of 1S13, when McArthnr was
apeaker of the house, he wielded great
Influence with the members of tin;
legislature, that he fostered and en
couraged lobbying: that he (showert
' particular and especial favor to Jay
Bowerman, who was en za Keel In lobby
ing for persons, firms and corpora
tions, and that Bowerman received
, 115,000 as compensation for lobbying
during that session.
It Is further alleged by Hutton that
McArthur is under the power and con-
trol of a number of very prominent
politicians who seek to control politi
cal favors to be bestowed by Mc
Arthur: that McArthur has as his
chief henchman in Portland one Ferdi
nand E. Reed, who is a man of notori
ously bad political character and who
with Jay Bowerman and said C. N. Mo
Arthur control what might b styled
The Invisible Government, attempting
to control the politics of the state of
L Oregon and which Is inimical to the
popular laws and the welfare of the
Peopja of the state.,
ays Seed to Be Marshal.
, It Is also alleged that Reed claims
and asserts that In ense McArthur Is
reelected Reed will be appointed United
States marshal.
The complaint' also sets out that
during 1904, 1905 and 1906 McArthur
was employed by V. J. BurnB to In
vestigate Jurors for the land fraud
trials and that Burns said to Mc
Arthur, when hiring him: "We are go
ing to make up a new Jury box and
We want to be sure that no man's
name goes Into the box unless we know
that he will convict, for, by God, we
are going to get Williamson this time,
you can bet your sweet life, and we
Vill send this whole outfit to
Jail, where they belong. We are going
to stack the cards on them this time."
The answer also sets out the re
port made by McArthur on the Jury
list of Washington. I.lnn, Columbia and
Polk counties. Excerpts from this re
port, as given In the complaint, nay,
"John Helsler, Gales Creek: this man
Is a Ropubllcan; -a-heap shyster, always
for sale. William Wolf; there are two
William Wolfs; the old man is O. K.,
the son is no good; a Hermann man,
also a henchman of 8. B. Huston:
John McClaien, Gales Creek, a Mitchell
man, ferninst the government; J.
U. Rhodes, Thatcher, a bankrupt, a
'Huston man; William Shearer of Hills
dale, Republican, for sale."
Alleged Quotations Vied.
The complaint also sets out that Mc-
.' Arthur's report on Columbia county
was as follows: "Columbia county 1
don't know anybody In Columbia coun
ty except members or the Mltchell-Mc-Bride-Wllllamaon-Fulton
push; this
push Is .very strong in Columbia coun
ty, which is McBride's home county.
For this reason I would recommend
.. that the county be thrown out."
lit his report of l.inn county, accord
ing to the complaint, McArthur said of
. D. 8. McWilliams: "Regular yellow
dog Democrat; will vote to convict any
Republican on sight."
In his report for Folk county, McAr-
' thur la alleged to have reported on dif
ferent men as .follows: "R. K. Wil
liams. S. B. ; Burch, will convict; Haw-
, kins, was recommended for land office
by Fulton," and others of the same lm.
port.
Pear Missing Man
; Met With Foul Play
' ' !. T. Vanover, 73 year old, of Wood
land. Wash., Is missing. Foul play is
feared. Vanover had on his person
280 when he was last seen, and friends
who have been searching for him since
April 19 yesterday turned over the hunt
to the Portland police.
Vanover was last seen as he em
barked on the Steamer Metlake at the
dock at the foot of Salmon street. A.
V. Davis of Rldgefield, who reported
the disappearance, said that he feared
'the old man had met with violence.
POUJLTIIY AND PIGEONS 87
WHITE LEOHOKN8. the famous Mc
' Kenna Park strain of pedigreed
English Leghorns. Best laying Btock
in west. Eggs for hatching, $1.60 to
IS per setting: 100 ears at J 7. 50. Nov.-
, booking orders for May chicks at
iz.ov per juu. yarns. Mcttenna ave.
;and Tombard st McKenna Park Poul
try Farm. 727 Chamber of Commerce,
.' Portland, Or.
nnu& i,enorn oaDy cnicxs irorn
iftifeTS - T . . "
provea neavy laying stock: May de
Pr , we suiriniM sare
arrival. The Pioneer Hatchery. Peta-
luma. mi.
CHIKA pheasants tjust laying), wild
Mallard ducks. White Cochin Ban-
tams wirs netting cheap: must sell
:723 E. 43d st". N. TaboifiOQO.
CHICKS, White Leghorns; hatches
... re cn,c! strong. Prices low.
Master Hatchery, 416 Jessup street,
wood lawn car. Phone Wdln. 4S44.
.TANCRED, trapnested strain White
Vw ".fil? 01 n,erU." " II setting.
BAKKED Rocit.egKS, settings an4 la-
if 'tiMt
I IHI 1 n Til TP II
III - A II
Convenient method of Ingress and egress from colony house to
scratching pen. Note the simple inclined approach and swing
ing door.
SUCCESSFUL POULTRY
RAISER GIVES ADVICE
Back to First Principles in
Housing, Feeding; Best
Breeds for Profit.
Ily Henry Carr.
Successful poultry raiser. Yoncalla. Or.
The hen If given free rain will divide
her time fairly between the garden and
the barn. While not indulging her in
this matter it might be well in pre
paring for lur entertainment to ac
cept the principle suggested und plow
a few furrowa at interval, and don't
get the idea that because you can't
do this all the time it Is not worth
while to do It at all. The angle worm
Is nature's best offer to the poultry,
and the fresh earth as a wallow is an
ideal disinfectant for the chickens. In
preparing a structure for housing of
the fowls, the nearer you come to the
barn pian, the more satisfactory will
be your labors.
The barn hua been headquarters for
the poultry for hundreds of years and
the hen turns as naturally to the
manger and mow as the little boy takes
to climbing trees. If the herT"deems
it proper to deposit her daily offering
in the feed trough she Is pretty apt to
do Just that thing in spite of being
thrown out of doors repeatedly, and
she doesn't require a nest egg either.
So that the chloken house may well be
a two story building with shed addi
tions to meet the demands of Increas
ing flocks. The main building should
have a width of 12 feet which would
ullow for four lines of perches the
full length and a drive way of four
feet in the enSr where the wheel
barrow can be operated. For a larger
flock mako the structure 20 feet wide
providing for six lines of perches and!
two driveways. The perches should
be two feet from the walls and two
feet apart. lon't get them too low.
there's lots of room at the top and
that's where the fowls want to roost.
1 haven't much patience with poultry
houses that you must bend ynur body
In order to get into. Make the task
of cleaning up difficult enough and it
U likely to be neglected.
In the way of diet nothing can bo
better than wheat in the sheaf as a
mainstay and the chickens will do a
better Job of threshing than the ma
chine can do.
Of course the hen wants pjenty of
good feed to do good work; Just like
the hired man in this respect.
Relative to varieties: As a business
proposition there seems little to do but
follow the lead of the experiment sta
tion at Corvallis and select the White
Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock.
These birds have shown their superior
ity at the Punuiua fair and other fairs
and the advertising is already done.
The college bred chicken has brought
fame to the state as well as the pro
fessor of poultry husbandry. No write
up of the hen is complete without the
audendum of how to break up the
broody from sitting. Three days' con
finement in coop or pen with plenty
of good feed and water will generally
do this and the fowl will resume lay
ing in about a week thereafter.
The practice of incarcerating the
sitter for three days without food or
water is fiendish and should not be
tolerated by human society.
Try This Trap Nest;
It Is Inexpensive
Here is a trap nest that is inex
pensive and also easily made.
The first sketch shows the nest with
one side cut away to give an idea of
the interior. B la the door. To set
the nest, raise the lower end of the
door and place the bottom end of the
stick (A) against the cleat (D) on the
door. C is a hinge fastening the door
to the nest. A is also hinged to the
nest.
The hen Jumps on the outer edge of
the1 door and walks into the nest. When
she reaches the opposite end of the
door her weigtit tips it down a little.
This releases A, and when the ben
steps into the nest the door closes it
self, since the cleat (D) makes that
end the heavier. P is u small board
to prevent the straw from getting un
der the door. Make the nest about
twice as long as the average nest. The
second sketch shows the nest closed.
The top of the box is a frame covered
with poultry wira and hinged at the
back to the neat. To remove the hen,
rais tbatop, 3. X SULLIVAN.
TUBERCULOSIS
SGNS
ARE KNOWN 10 FEW
No Cure for Disease but
May Be Prevented by
Sanitary Methods.
It
By II. R. White.
Editor Poultry Department.
Tuberculosis among poultry is one
of thf most serious maladies with
which fanciers have to contend. On ac
count of the lack of knowledge of the
ordinary poultry raiser and the in
sidious progress of the disease Its
presence is rarely discovered In a
flock until rapid deeimatlon arouses
the owner to seek the cause and a
remedy.
There are no noticeable symptoms
until the disease has progressed far
enough to cause emaciation and weak
ness. Lumeness often occurs, and
poultrymen attribute this condition to
''rheumatism." In the last stages of
the disease the affected bird crouches,
apparently from weakness.
Port mortem examination will show
the liver to be affected in most cases.
It is found enlarged and studded
throughout with yellowish-white nod
ules of a more or less cheesy consis
tency. Poultrymen usually refer to
this condition as "llvter complaint" or
"spatted liver." A portion of affected
liver recently sent us for examination
showed a high state of development of
thee nodular growths, having the ap
pearance of having been shot with
kernels of wheat.
Wht.le there was a considerable epi
demic of poultry tuberculosis in Ore
gon in 1900, it was stamped out by
agents of the department of agricul
ture. The Dresent instance is no doubt
an isolated case. Modern methods of
housing, sanitary feeding arrange
ments and clean surroundings offer
discouraging habitats io tubercle bacilli.
Tuberculosis is an Infectious disease
caused hy organisms, known as tuber
cle bacteria, which gain entrance to
certain organs of the body and mul
tiply there. The nodular growths
(tubercles) seen in the organ aent us
tor examination were caused by the
presence of these bacteria.
There is no known remedy for the
cure of tuberculosis In fowls. Af
fected birds should be killed as soon as
the existence of the disease is de
tected. It is useless to attempt treat
ment. It must be controlled by meas
v res designed to keep the healthy
fowls separated from the diseased
ones. The droppings of fowls affected
with tuberculosis must be regarded as
Memlbsrs
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General Real Estate, Exchanges, Rent
als and Insurance.
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Jordan Valley. Malheur Co., Ore., iartn
Ian da, atock ranches. Irrigation protects (Mu
to 10.000 acres). Sou-irrigated era In lauds.
Pewtr si tea.
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REAL ESTATE.
lll?Cbmbr ot Conotrct bid
an important factor in the spread of
Where the disease exists among a
flock of fowlBXthere are usually many
in the early stages that do not betray
their condition by appearance or be
havior. This insidious mode of devel
opment is an important characteristic
of tuberculosis and one that frequent
ly blinds people to its seriousness. The
spread of- the disease through a flock
may be Impeded by sanitary measures.
Fowls suspected of having tuberculosis
should be slaughtered immediately and
the bodies burled in quicklime. The
roosting houses should be cleaned and
disinfected as often, as practicable.
The iowis snouia ne remuveu i
ground.
Reports Good Year
In Poultry Business
"A good year in the poultry busi
ness," was the way In which E. J. Mc
Lannahan, poultryman and incubator
manufacturer at Eugene summed up
the season last week. Mr. McLannahan
i one of the leading poultry men of
Oregon, and has some of the best birds
in the state. He is president of the
State Poultry association and has for
years been active In getting ' for the
poultry industry the recognition to
which It Is entitled. "In the incubator
plant we have had all we could do," he
explained, "and the orders for chicks
have almost had us swamped."
Hopes of Finding
Canfield Exhausted
Friends have about abandoned hope
of ever finding W. R. Canfield, Clarke
county rariher, who has been mUsing
since- April ir. when he starti d to
Portland to receive medical treatment
for a headache. His brother,' Dr. Ar
thur L. Canfield, 491 Dekum avenue,
still believes he ie alive, and continues
the search, although friends of the
missing one believe that he committed
suicide by Jumping into the Columbia
river.
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W. Cor. Third and Morrison Streets
TEHAJfTS 07 ALISKY BUTLDIWQ
Oregon Law School
REMOVED TO 400 ALISKY BLDO.
Phone Main 977.
M. MfTKKHEAD, Secretary.
J. A, Lakin & Co.
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
Agates' and precious stones cut and pol
ished. Agate guides for fishing rods.
206 ALISKY BLP.
DR. J. E. LA VALLEY.
DR. D. T. BROWNE.
Chiropractic Physicians.
Suite 214-18-16. Alisky bldg.
Main CD43.
MISS DECKER'S PRIVATE BUS1
hHasa COLLEGE.
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping,
English branches. PERSONAL AT
TENTION. Day and night classes.
New Alisky bld,. 8(1 and Morr.gon.
Where to Get It
RDM
When
m'xed
ked.
Tm van et good lucid block wool, at
a load; double loud, tu.50. Ilox wood
witU beavjr (3.25 a ld; (6 tor double
LKWIS FUEL CO.,
Phonfn Rrort"y 23?0. A-2161.
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Dry slabwood. inside wood, fir and
oak. Fair prices. Honest measure.
We deliver any place north of Alberta.
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Phones A-2972. Main 867
lha Oregon Home Builders
Home builders, renters, exchange
dept Loan Dept. and real estate. 13UU
Northwest Bank bldg.
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lectrlc atation, tine Tlew mountains and rle"
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Phone Main 18. A-600.
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REAL E8TAT.E.
P periangitis: la -Home Sites en West Side North
Mala ttte. Offices WlllbrlUge Whit wood Ctl
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Abstraeta. real estate. iururaKc liuuu
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f CW PAY IS W
Mrs, Johanria Haener
Is Dead at Age of 62
Woman Had JResided In Portland for 35
Tears rnnsral Held Tils Afternoon
at Cremato rlam.V
Mrs. Johanna Haener, who died at
her home near Tremont station. May 5,
was a native of Switzerland and had
lived in Portland for the past 25 years,
nearly all of that time on the home
farm where she died. She was born 02
years ago and came to Defiance, Ohio,
36 years ago, and then to Oregon. Mrs.
Haener was an active member of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Brentwood
M. E. church. She is survived by her
husband," Charles Haener, and two
sons, Frank Haener of Hood River and
Charles Haener Jr. of Tacoma. Fu
neral services were held this afternoon
at the Mount Scott crematorium, under
direction of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
Roy Tulp Buried.
The funeral services of Roy Tulp,
aged 24 years, who died in Lents, May
2, were held from the parlors of A. 1).
Kenworthy this morning, Rev. John
Riley in charge. Mr. Tulp had no im
mediate relatives, but was well known
and highly thought of by many friend
in Lents and vicinity. Interment was
in Mount Scott cemetery.
Information
lor
Fishermen
Telegraphic reports from Deschutes
points say caddis flies are coming out;
weather fine and fishing Saturday and
Sunday will be prime. Catches of 30
and 40 made.
First clasa fifching on Crooked river,
near Cove, with salmon files. Three
catches. 27, 80. 34.
Trains for Deschutes points leave
6 and 7:10 p. m. Berth, $1 eacn way.
Effective Saturday, May 13; Oregon
Trunk train will leave FallbTidge 1
a. m. and Bend 6:30 p. m.. thus allow
ing later arrival and earlier departure
from canyon fishing resorts. .Low
round trip fares.
Apply at City Ticket Office, Cth and
Stark, for copy of booklet, 'Tips on
Fishing Trips."
North Bank Ticket Office
5th and Stark Sts,
Eugene K!hing Btreama In the Cncadea
and toast ranges are now' In flue condition,
water clear and not too hlgli. Some fine
trrin of trout hare ben brought in from
l'iIer McKenzte. Lak crerk and the biuslaw
rltr.
Noti Weather conditiona lust right and
streuma clear. SeTral hare roinn liera during
the paat week and have taken home a twij
aupply of mountain trout taken wltji aploner.
Train serrice pewi, arriving from Eugene at
8:11 i. m., and returning to Eugene at 4:15
p. iu.
Liberal Fishing Is very good at present on
the Muialla and Milk creek.
Black Rock Fish in Lncklmtite river now
biting good. Still taking bait; noma flies.
Water clear. Use hip boota. aa best holea are
otnewhat difficult of access. Most fiauerruen
getting limit. FiahlnE good either direction,
from atation. River only abort distance.
Week-End Tioketa are on sale every Ratnrday
and Sunday to Willamette Valley pointx. Re
turn limit Monday. Ask for fishing Bulletin"
at City Ticket Office. Sixth and Oak Streets.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Uen. Pans. Aft.,
SOUTHERN PACITIC LINES.
m
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Read the telegraphic bul
letin at the
f. 1 B. I DO.
OUT TICKET OFFWSE
before you go fishing,
Fine catches being made
daily from Deschutes
and Hood Rivers, Trout
now taking flies!
.. i mm , V. K 1 1 n. n 1. A 1X711
r ur Livui. la u" lho uuc yj a. tuc v i
lamette Valley Southern R. R. Good
trout streams which are reached on
this line are Buckner Creek. Milk
Creek, Molalla River and Butte Creek.
All mountain streams. Leave Port
land. 1st and Alder, at 9:15 a. m. and
C:4'i p. m.
Trains -lso leave Oregon City
throughout the day. First train leaves
Oregon City at 7:50 a. m.
NEW TODAY
.1 .
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Inveitment k Mortsrare Co,
Offioea aoa-4, 170 3d Bt.
FARM LOANS
Mortgaga Cetaptwy for Anserita c
Boom M. AiaantjOrth Mldf.
bOM MaUa 684U. v rmi4Ua4. Or.
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ANGLERS' WHIM
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KEW TODAY
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CO.
ESTABLISHES 1877.
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UNDERTAKERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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aSD SAXJktOZr STREETS.
MATS 807. A-151L
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Choice Xoaas of $10,000 and TJP
On Improved Business Property
(or for Improvement Purposes).
J. P. X.ZTSC0MB.
842 Stark Street.
On City end farm Preperties is
Any Amount at Currant KaWa.
Hartmaa b Thennaoa. Baskara.
Cerur of lourlB and Starar Sta.
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
306 Delram Bldg.,
Portland. Or.
RISINESS CARDS
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons.
pins, charms- Jaeger uros.. 1 J i-a fin.
J ital Statistics
msrriages.Birtbs. Deatfxs.
HUS1XESS CARDS
W. G, Smith & Co.K!
Thii'ii floor Morgan Bldg.
and
cards.
lni-ricl suiik aom or renieil. low prices,
latest styles, all sizes; We buy dress
suits. BareU'8 Misfit Cloth. Store. M 3d.
LKt.fcisJ suns for rem, ail sizes. Uuiijue
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark st.
BIRTHS
SCOTT To Mr. and Mrs. Jersr L. Scott. 5S0
Iexlngton ave., April 2T, a '"
SI.MOXSUN To Mr. aud S!rr. S. Slmonxm.
MH E. 10th at. N., April 2. a ann.
IX1KEEN To Her. and Mr. Albert I.nreen.
4147 HlSth ave. B. E.. April 27. a daturMer.
OH LAN I To .Mr. and Mra. T. Olilaud, 74M'a
Ankeny st., April 20, a daughter.
DIMM To Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Kinmj. 202 San
Marco apts., April 6, a daughter.
CHOSLEY To Mr. and Mrs. IVrey It. Croe-
ley, 726 Ivan at.. April 2. a dti-hter.
CCI.K To Mr. and Mra. Walter V. Hole, 1602
Gkiucester at.. May 2. a daughter.
St'TTKK To Mr. and Mrs. Chan. V. butter. 62
lluchtel trt.f Mal, a daughter.
DEATHS AND FTJNERAIS 75
DAT At the residence of bis daughter, Mrs.
K. H. Hobba, US4 Lociiat st.. May 5, Will
iam W. Day. aga yeara 11 montba 3 da,S'
hiiotfd Iathr of William K., ArUjur II., of
lvnilnnd; Walter U. of MUwaukle; Percy E.
of Oak (irove; t'harloi 11., John C of Tacoma.
and r'red J. Day of Yanwuver, B, C; Mrs.
Smith Taylor of Rloomlngton, Cal. ; Mrs. K.
It. Hobb. Sire. Lillian Plercy and Mri. Lmi
L'elbnck i'f Portland. Frlenda Invited to at
tend funeral services, which will be held nt
Holman'a funeral parlors, at 10 a. m. Mniida.v,
Ma 8. Interment Klvrr View cenji-terv.
UAE.N'Eli Naar Tremont station, Mey il, Jo
hanna Haener, aged (12 year. Tbe funeral
cervices will be conducted Monday. Msy . j!
2 p. ui.. Iu tbe chapel of thu Mouia 8i'olt
cr Diatoriuoi. Krienda Invited to attend, lte
mtina at tbe funeral parlors of A. I). Keu-
rthy A Co.. 6802-04 t)2d at. in l.eut.
HOWK In tola citj May 8. Viola Howk.
aged .TT yeara, l)loved wife of Joseph W.
Hiiwk. Ilemalm were forwarded to Tbe Pa'.ies,
wl.ere lDterment will take place. Arranire
ments In care of Miller Trfy.
IC'LFlTTti f.uy F. I'olpltt. age l'.". jc.r..
runeral services will he held at F'rt I'tvs
hyterian rhtirch Tneoday, May fl. at p.
u:. Kemalna at I. I.. ' Lenh a Uodertaking
i nrlors. K. 11th and Clay.
JLWETT In thla city. -May 0. Melvln Ciar-
euee Jewett. aged 5 yara, lieloved n of
Mr. and Mra. Guy F. Jawttt of l)H5rt :h ave.
S. Uemalns are at Iloiiuan s fun i al p'tr-
1 rs. Annoupcement of funeral later.
STEIKO In this city. May i. Mary Jlelio.
ased 40 years, beloved wife of Toiu Steim.
Kuneral announcement later. Arrarfjements iu
ere of Miller & Tracey.
III (iHKS Kmma M. Hughes. !i3 E. Fiand. rs
ft., May 2, 03 yeara; pernicious anaemia.
LOL'NSBURV Daniel 0. Lonusfmry, St. Vin
cent's May 2, 72 yeara; carcinoma of glamla
of neck.
NALLKN Thomaa allen. 1VA9 E. Mahi St..
April 28. 06 yeara; naatrlc rarclnoma.
VKHON Benjamin Vehon, 540Vm 2d .1.. April
2. 27 years; pneumonia.
BLOCH Jacob Illoeh, Wl Couch tt.. Msy 3.
eH yeare; eornar sclerosis.
MARTIN Ac KURBKb CO.. rionats. 41
Wash. Main 26, A-126. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged
CLARKE BROS., florieis. i7 Morrison
et. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and flontl designs. No branch utoren.
TO.NSBTU FLORAL CO.. Zbi Wash.,
bet. 4th and 6th. Main llU'.'. A-l 10'J
OsiCAR JoH-NSON FLORAL CO., !
(Jliwan Kt Mar. 437. A-1464.
MAIN 6116, wreaths, pillows, Yi up.
Sprays $1 up- Chappella.347 Morrison
MAX M SMITH, florist. 141 S qui si.
FUNERAL DIIiKCTOItS
Years of Experience Enable
This Firm to Give YOU
Perfect Service
This modern establishment,
with Its conveniences, includ
ing a secluded driveway, in
sures absolute privacy,, caus
ing in no way a departure
from an established policy of
moderate prices.
Experienced Woman Attendant.
j. P. Finley & Son
Th Progressive
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Montgomery at Fifth.
M tin , A-169
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414 E.
Alder st. Phone East bi. H-io2a.
A. L. K.luN WOK'l ril LU
Two KstaOlishments.
Tabpr &2t7; 6802 WZd si., Lenta. Tabor
5 g iT 66th st. and jaUer road., Arieta.
Walter C. Kenwortby
1538-1634 K. 13th. aellwoo.l 71. H-1152.
UlLbtK 6t iKAC.i', inu-epenuent tu-
nerai uirecioia. nt ww iv,
$ 4 n. t0. v'ai, a Ella. M. Zti'Jl. A-7h.
Ai Rt Zellar COiEaat iob"c-io$l
Lady attenaant. l-ay and night service.
; HttlLltNcE UNO. PKL3.
LnltOUlNM. A-2235. 449 Mc
orr.
prtEi!.& tiisOOK. ti-libi. '1 U.
lui H"ln'on at a4fi l.adv attendant
RT Ournnc Williams ana Knott.
. ! Dyrnes cat im. c-1943.
11 East kOth and Glisan. Fu.
narnillOn neial services. Tabor 431$.
CICVACQ undertaking Co. Mai a 416t
OtLyyC.OAI3U Cor. Id and Clay.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
( Continued
pj l m
;er, Kaat 11th
:. 1fil H.1888. L
Undertaker, aat I lth and Haw-
thorne. E. 1fil W.1888. Iady assistant, i
Dunning & McEnteeiiD.T.W. !
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
.oadwa0Wi.5. Idy jggsjartt.
MOatMtuMa
optaiYin" !
fiartrAfsNrt fiD ANITF C Cl
P ?br-.Tr! . m rs ,V7bn
II ?f7'2& 3TCQQ MADiaON. I
fi
UEACli riiOPEKTY
SEAS1DK COTTAGE AT SKAS1D10.
8 rooms, sleeping porch, fine view,
beautiful Krounds. convenient o jcea.i
beach and boating on Necanlcum river.
Ideal for children or adults; Jtio.iO.
APPLY 322 C ORHrTT H LI ni.
FOR SAU HOUMES
at
FINE HOMf
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
On May 8 I will sell to the nignesi i
bidder mv 8 room modern house. Jot ,
100x129. corner of Commercial and Ai-,
leria sis., l diock io jeiirrau,,
scliool; terms half cash, balance "
t ome and see the property and subm it j
your sealed bids'. Owner, Wdln. I'JiM.
6 ROOM BUNGALOW $1478. -
Up asainst 1L 1 must move; my
modern home on 71st st., neor (Jllsan
st. carnne; Iirepiace, ounei. "i" i
kitchen, cement
basement,
;v, i" :r t wni
ne S,
sell for J1475; terms.
Miller, phone
Hroadway 166S.
OWN THIS iioMK.
At a big sacrifice; modern fi room, I
i - avtory tiouse. ; lai jje ioix. ! nia-,
i lose to car. improvements jvud. cost
, $3jno. Will give a big bargain for
ijutck actiin. Easy t'-rmh. Owi.et. Tti
Yeon bldr.
i AM compelled to dispose of my
nearly new E room bungalow; all
modern conveniences, large attic; 1
block from Peninsula Park on Missis
sippi ave. If you have a little money
I will surprise you in price. White.
Hroiidwsy 166X. .
Why Not Build
And get a home according to your
Ideals. I design, build and finance any
bullUinc; . erttstio sketches free. Bee
me before you build N. O. Ekluod.
gl.1 tltirv hide Main 681T
4 &-ROO.VI modern nouses. A snap. Sell!
one or all of them. This Is a par-
gain. Pav for them like paying rent.
or will tiadc them for lots if you want
a home. This is jour chance. Call
Tabor 301!'J.
FOH SALE Hy owner, modern b room
house, sleeping porch, corner K.
Ankeny and 18tli. Will take part pay-
I ment 6 room houce. Hose City l at k
or 8unnyside preferred. Plioie fcati
1515. ' '
WILL sell ray so equity for 4400 in
a 4 room modern house with three
lots 40x1 :'0. Two chicken houses, 1
blocks from end Woodstock car line.
Tel. Marshall 4f.fi.-,.
Ct'M FtJllTAHLL. homey, nearly new
house 6 rooms downstairs, furnace.
r.lce yard, good neighborhood, on -r-47th
st. N., Rose City Park, inquire
next door or phono Tabor 20T9.
t5,j0 HMALL llul'SK AND LOT.
EN1 OF WOODSTOCK LINK, TKKM8
Furnished house, 2 lots, Tualatin
View Park Will sell or trade equity
tiooo Cnderdahl. 301 Hoard of Trade.
6H0 (terms) will buy 4 room, un
plaatered Iioubo ou 50x1 00, use of
lOuxlOO, on 7Kth and Halsey. Jensen,
Broadway 115X.
BKANlJ new bungalow, block n.trlh ot
Santly blvd., on ,18th at., to be sold
at a liargain. Owner.
MY beautiful home, all f urtilshed,
HUhnioiid district only J3000. 202
McKay bldtf.
MoliKUN 10 room h6uxe, large iat, one
Work to car, all clear; $140), $480
cash, hnlance HO per month Irt.t 73l N.
Ul.'NOALOW bargain; easy payments,
on car line. Owner. Sellwood 2204.
1 fi-ROOM house in construction. This
ls a snap. 42f. Terms. Tabor 302.
FOIt SALE LOTS
200 BEAUTIFUL lots in Milwaukie; Be
car fare; light, gag and water; $20
cash and 910 per month. H. O. Stark
weather. Itlaley station. Phone Oak
Grove 1-X.
i (JRKAT bargain, 4 lots. $500; b lots.
11750; improvements paid. Irvlng
j ton. Splendid locations. Kufct 23. W.
I H. Herdman.
I KAST San Diego, Cal., City Heiafhts
i lotB, corner 60x110. Will consider
i automobile as part payment ZiJ Kaat
j Slst t.
, 5uxH0 corner lot on 21st and Prescott,
will sell cheap if taken at once.
Phone Columbia 4 44 or 579.
CORNER lot 100x167 ft., southeast
1 facing, beautifully located; restrict
ed dist.; improvements all In. M. 7033,
ACHE AG R
LA ROE HOME 8ITEH.
ACRES AN1 ACRES.
U TRACTS. $4:5.
$1 DOWN AND $1 WKKIL
Hull Run water, fine eoil ana rierht
lv. on tract Sunday. 420 and Simpson.
Alberta car, R. W. Cary, 311 Panama
hnlldlng.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line easy terms: will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Sell
wood 47S. John H. Otbson, owner.
CHICKEN. FRUIT GARDEN ranches
near Portland, 2, 5, 10 acre tracts,
best soil, good roads, near electric, $6
to J200 per acre, easy terms. Mc Far
land S09 Yeon bldy . Portland.
ONLV $1443 for 4T acres, ail good
tillable land, Portland 40 miles, 8,
000.000 ft. timber.-2V4 miles store and
boat landing. Terms. r-'JLM, Journal
PTTh SaLI-J U y owner, tfie finest 3
acres, fruit trees, 5 cent fare, fine
roads. Only $3000. Worth $4300. Need
the money. U-734. Journal.
FOR KALF. In Lents, Vi acre cheap,
$350; cash or terms. Owner. Ad
dress. .1. J.. K"x 323, R. F. D 1, Oswego.
ACRE tracts on carllne, near city;
paved road: $5 cash, 96 per month.
6 int. Owner, 617 Chamber of Com.
HCHLHHAN At HKAGIi ,
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
HOME, CLOSE IN, FINE MOLKHN
ft ROOM HOUSE, FINK WATER
WORKS ANH OUTBUILDINGS,
BEAUTIFUL LAWN, HHADE TKKES,
ROKES. ALL K1NKH FRUIT AND
BERRIES. A GREAT BARGAIN FOR
SOMEBODY. WILL LEASE MY
FINE FURNITURE TO PURCHASER
WITHOUT COST TO HIM. UX-735,
JOURNAL.
sunuiiBAi; IIOMKH
1-3 ACRE, good house. 4 blocks from
tar. 6c fare; fine for chicken ranch;
a big snap; $165o. terms. Umbdenstock
& Larson. 806 Oak t. Bdwy. 1668.
r'OK HAIiii FAlOUs 17
rUVEIt'bottom arid bench land jh Wi V
lamlna valley, near good railroad
town; running water, no rock; employ
ment. Let us show you 6 acres best
soil withl good, 4 room house, $26
down, $li month Or, 6 acres bench
land, $26 pown. $8 month. Or. nearly
t acres with 637 bearing apple trees;
$300 down, balance terms. Or, any
amount of land, reduced prices, easy
i arm tn settlers. J II Sham f,r.7
I Sherlock bldg
IroK b.iT.t. 40 ., -iz a. irrigated,
house, barn, other bldgs., fenced, in
i crap, investigate. i;uo will handle.
ICQ.. Tumalo, Or.
PRUNES pay big. 1 have 2U aoree.
Must sell. Adjoins city. High school.
flna .All a nft lrnnrAVmntB L'm t i -.nr.
. 1 I, ,VI1 ....f. v .MV. w-f. -
tlcclara i Owner Bog 167. Rlddie Or
DANDY jittla farm of 10 acres, with
houses; close in. - Trade or selL X
S6f. Jonrnal
INVESTIGATE now ' about Mexican
land, for paracuuurt, x-JBnjournai
SALE FARMS '
(Ooatlnnea) 1 .
Fine Farm and Automobile
40 acres. 22 under cultivation.' b
"iirc canny cleared, una runmr
st ream, place fenced and cross fenue
tS HvLj
- horses. .W
gkg cult"!
new oungaiow, rine Drn, oest r
ntaa ox es1
mower. rk
tomobile. ere'
tivatorn. elde
of practically new furniture. A.
S (7wVI
rortn or clear property, some cash an'
Leavo balance on ranch; only 8 mile
from Vancouver on fine auto road
rounu, must De seen to De appreciate
Thompson & Swan
Sixth and Main t.t Vancouver, WssK
GILLIAM t'Ol'NTY HANCHES I
, b''lA alfalfa A-l buiMlnr
.,' ?'E.nn.A;innb.U,U.inJ
half cash and your time on balance.
320 acre farm, 100 bottom land, A-1
(food house, cost 11200; good well an'
windmill on porch; good barn. Pric
I'jooo. , This is an estate and must b,
solil at once. )
10 acres, all In wheat, good bu)M,
Ings, $3000; half cash, and time
balance. - I
'inn . .. ... 1 n .1 ' ma!
v -iter, fair house and lots of, goo-l
g,HS (
All of the!l0 faIm!l a're snap. Csl'
n(1 Bro H K Montague, room il, it
( Hk ft Portland
' , , , ; . . . . . , .. . i .
1UKAL COtNTUV FARM.
Close to Carlton, on main road. 1
acres In cultivation, seeded to clove
and vetch, young orchard, large barr
KWfu r, room buna-nlow. with flreniace
pore, wn. na ipnn( JU.v n.
place to keep a few cows and a bund
of chickens snd make an easy uvinp
Price J2"i00; 00 cash, balance terms
ew, np-in-dste farmers creamery a
Carlton, other good buys',
wnto io
1i ice list.
W. KlIil'KR,
Carlton. Or, '
80 AC KICK, ti miles from Lents, on
Foster road; Iiooo cash. balanco
time: 14 in oats, rest timber; team
tools. Theodore Schacht. Boring, Orl
R. 8. - 1
NEAR Tlgardvilie, 5 acre suburbai
home: sacrifice.
Masterson, JO-
Wilcox bldg.
FOR RENT FARMS
A SNAP at Multnomah station. 1'
acres for rent for $100 till next
March, with & room house. Inquire at
1 nomas store or call Main 46S7.
! FoK HKNT Equipped 110 acre ranch!
Inquire of Ueorge Morse, Jennings
l-ouge. t. J
4 5 acres, house, barn and stock
miles from Newberg. 416 board, 01
Trade bldg. Marshall B141. , - )
tiooli land, free lent. Main lilO. S4o
Park.
FARMS WANTED 3i
REN'T Oli BUY )
W A TKn-Pasture in "MulL Ccfor
I'O hesfeis and calves, during hlg"
water llinic, must be well fenced ano
plenty ot water, write terms to Johr
Hotli, fi7f Vancouver ave., Portland, I
JIOMKHTKADS
47
160 Acre Homestead ,
Lies fine, good location; trout triair
running through place. 1160. I
: 120-acre relinquishment, meadow M'l
timber, (trout creek; lies fine, close l
rieignrofa, 4 miles rrom town; livt ot
the adjoining homestead. Price f ISO
til nenm dui 'if,
160 Acre Homestead fi
Good team of work horses, new t
In. wagon, good hurnemj, mower," rak
and other farm tools; 90 acres - ol
crop on other place to mow thl yr.
Price ,7"0. Hnndy, 411 Henry bldf.
FOUR liomemewh, 8 miles from toWPj
level, good coll, no rock, climate
ideal, water 10 feet from surface in
abundance. Information bo it, Lc
Pine, Or. I
TIMRKK
Hi
TIMBKR FOR BALK. I
340 acres Rood fir timber located or
main county road between Tillamook
City and Cloverdale; avood location for
mill; ft root.i house, 10 acre pasture;!
good dairy farm when timber fa off. 1
G. If KOLAND. i
Tillamook Or. f
JSXCJH I A A O KH K A h KST ATK 'IX
1CXCHANGE Tor home in' Portland Ot'
acreage, mo acres irrigated land in.
K. Waslt. 70 A. in cut., 36 in alfalfa.!
bal. pasture. House, barn, fenceu. O"
Hunact highway, E. of Wenatchee, J32.
v i intra s ve. - i
IlK'i'IllKD stock man will exohans
i
his fine home for Vi Interest in
stock ranch and will put his time lit
on ranch, bank references. U795,
journal.
EIOHT room modern house, with barn
4 acre, will exchange for well im
proved farm and assume worne. HM.
journal
i room modern, suburban
noire, tot icuxiyo. tiuii Run water, '
cent fare. 2700; what have you?.
Main 7f.2 or Journal.
VVANTKD Apt. house for good farm,
also residence for farm; these are
both well equipped. W. l. Hurley,
4o Washinifton st.
UNIMPROVED land, no incumbrance,
with lease of dairy ranch. Want
home values easy access to city. FX.
zu, journal.
SALEM property of all kind for Porl
land property handled by a live trad
er. What have you T Phone Sellwood
351. McReynolds.
FIVE room modern bungalow; take!
gooa lot as nrst payment or email I
rush payment. Phone owner, Tktfori
180Z.
H ACRE California farm, trade for
property here. Wolfsteln. 712 Cham-I
ner or commerce.
LAURELHURHT house, equity ofj
$4700, for farm. I, O. Hoi men, Clata-I
Ranie. or.
WHAT have you to trade for nousel
and lot in eena. or.f prefer confec
tionery business. Z-390. Journel.
ACREAGE all in" cultivation. ooi I
road near car, 10 cent fare; for mod-l
em home, jvraiue 97aoo. x-hbb, journa'.
'I II livinvi aiue y wv w W ve H
r1Uk 4fM'iiU 4V1 KIJ. " T.ra. LJill a4lJ-
A W J 14aVIlsJf UlUn,, VU 11 111 I
trlct; trade for improved acreage
-I i rr. ! CllaMftJ
nuifQ in. J ci. ntuw"'i mil,
FOR EXCHANGE A modern home
for anytntnar or value, la nor az.
ROOMING HOISK8
11 ROOMS First clase fur
hitureT
mlnutee from postonice
journal
ll ROOM, first class furniture, ( tnln-
utea walk to postonice. 1
Journal.
liLbl.NKSS OIU'OI'ri'MITlKS tttl
FOR SALE or trade, furniture in a ti
room hotel, rent $20 per month, Will
sell for cash or trade for acreage.
Phone Columbia 271.
for SALE Buttermilk route, one f
the best in me city; wagon end
horse; $5o. Inquire of owner, 7J20
64th ave. 8. E. Portland. TsbOr 186.
I KlUST-CLASS butter etore boat loca
tion on market, cheap if taken at J
I once. Owner, 27 1 Yamniu
! MEAT warkt for sale. Fine iocation
and business. A bargain. W-717,
Journal. "
I INVESTIGATE if you want profit
I.le business on liiUU investment. Lit.
tenrlse t'leaners, 23d and Nwrthmt st
vnR RALE or trade at a bargain, mil-
llnery store, fine location, beet ll
cltv. p-77, Journal.
FINE stamps, hinges, albuma, etev I
- a. m.- p. in. Columbia Stamp Co 14
IN OT til IDltl a!.. main iwng
HI.' SI I. ESS CARDH.
50c
Rose City Prtnttpg Co,
Third st.. ror. Taylor.
FOR SALE My apt. houne. 1 room.
close In, clean and reivpeclable; must
be sold. Phone Main ti;tt.
FOR SALE, all or V, intareat in wood
saw. Phone Bast 84. room 29.
(Comttaned oa Hex 9fl