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THE OREGON .SUNDAY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,' MAY 14, 1916.
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APTAIN DU QUESNE,
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE,
IS REPORTED SLAIN
Jeath'Said to Have Come at
Hands of Hostile Indians on
i Border $ Bolivia,
. . . trtf ' eariv May. In a study of the dis-
-IFE WAS ALL AUVcNTUKCil'-jnution of the tremendous cost of
. - i Europe's war, it will be shown that
. ; I total military expenditure of all the
mailable Man Was Duelist, Spy in
Bo War, Big 'Game Hunter and
' Generally That of Daredevil.
, New York May 13. Captain Frits
oubert Duchesne, the Boer-American
oldier of fortune, scout, explorer big
ima punter and lecturer, whose death
. 'reported in a dispatch from Buenos
Jfts,' was one of the most remarkable
haracters in the world of adventure,
.a la reported to have met his death
tthe hands of hostile Indians on the
lorders of Bolivia and the Argentine
cpubllc, but no news of the event has
ached his friend in this city. Several
j0nth ago he was In Rio tie Janeiro,
aving completed some exploration
cork done under contract for the Hra
jllan government, and was expecting
o return to the United .States. Then
! suddenly informed his wife, who is
rr New .York, of his Intention lo ro to
iuenos Aires to participate In an ex
edltlon to Bolivia. The report of his
cata was the next news heard of him.
Born in Boer Ziaager.
Captain Du Quesne was born some 30
rr ago In a Hoer wagon in laaKcr,
vhile his parents were trekking
hrough I'ondoland, and the first sound
list reached his earn was the dull
MJomlng of the Boer muzzle loaders an
hy beat off a Kaffir attack. He came
mixed French Huguenot and Dutch
Jeer Stock, his father being a direct
leseendant of the famous Breton Ad
niral Abraham Du Quesne, and his
pother a sister of General Plet Jou
ert. ( When he was old enough to lift a
in Du Quesne killed his first ant cl
ip, and by the time he was ll he
lad'an elephant and several Hons to
its credit. When he was barely In his
leans he saw service In the Kaffir
ind Matabelle wars. He received a good I
'ilucatlon, however, and was sent to
itudy In the Belgian Kcole Milltalre,
r here he specialized in military engi
neering and won the European aca
lemlo championship with the foils and
luelllng sabres. All his life he was a
ipleildld swordsman and he had three
fUtScdssful duels to his credit, the first
me having been fought while he was
UU In school.
Tonght la Boer War. .
iXtttT a somewliat tumultuous career
n' Belgium, Du Quesne returned to
Africa and was sent out to see the
world. lie elected to visit Australia
ytiere he spent some time, and parts
of the Far East. The South African
war found him In the ranks of the
Boer army, first as an expert on ex
plosives, later as a dispatch bearer an i
scout in the secret service. It was in
thlsi. latter capacity that he made his
eputatlon. He was wounded three or
odr times, but again and again he
passed through the British lines with
valuable information for the Boer gen
itals.. . ;, ,:., Condemned as Spy.
At last he was selected by the Burrs
to .put into execution the desperate
scheme which afterwards became
known as the Cape Town Plot. This
was nothing more nor less than an at
tempt to burn Cape Town coincident
with a rising of disaffected native In
habitants. 'Everything went well until the last
minute, when one of the minor con
spirators gave the plot away to tha
UrltlBh. Du Quesne was arrested as
Li sat beBide the wife of the governor
general as a state dinner In Govern
ment house. There was great indigna
tion against him.
1 "Of course he was a spy and had no
alrA to mercy, so he was not surprised
when he was. promptly sentenced to le
shot. But when he was put in double
irons In a cell whence he could see and
hear the execution of his fellow con
spirators one by one, for several days,
he, suspected that the British were not
through with him. He was right,
rfesently he was brought before a high
official, who told him that if he wou.d
reveal the names of certain conspira
tor In Cape Town he would be set at
liberty. He refused and was sent back
to. prison under heavier irons. The
terrible scars on his wrists and ankles
bote testimony to his sufferings when
ever he related this story.
( t ' ': Dath Sentence Oommnted.
After tome months he was granted
4 reprieve from the sentence of death.
Which was changed to imprisonment
fpr life, and he was sent to the Ber
mudas'. By tapping messages In the
Morse code on the walls of their cells,
he and two other prisoners arranged
IbefT escape in' the midst of a storm.
While the Waves were dashing over a
part of the island.
tOne of the prisoners was shot as he
swam toward Bermuda Island, and an
other was captured, but Du Quesne
won ' to safety. For the next three
weeks he lived the life of a hunted fox.
shifting his hiding place by night an.l
stealing food wherever he got the
chance.
. At last, oae night, with the British
patrols hot on his heels, he met the
young woman who afterwards became
bis wife. She was the daughter of an
English Judge on the Island of Jamaica
hat she sympathised with Du Quesne
nnd helped htm to get aboard the
American steam yacht Margaret, owned
by; Commodore Isaac E. Emerson of
Baltimore. Du Quesne forcefully re
sisted suggestions that he te put
jrshore and was carried to Baltimore,
Vr hence he made his way to New York
and got a Job as a newspaper reporter.
., '.Ills life after this continued to be a
succession of adventures. lie spent
some time In Journalistic work in Par
ity where he fought two of his duels.
1 Ht was engaged as a war correspond
1 ent with the Russian army In Man
churia, in Macedonia and elsewhere.
H Visited a brother who was head shi
kar to an Indian rajah and killed tigers
and sambhur. Me spent some time
with another brother who owned a
ranch In the foothills of Kilimanjaro,
and served the Belgian government in
tha Congo. For several years he acted
Irr. a confidential rapacity for the Jate
1 King Leopold, with whom he was on
excellent terms. He also visited South
itnd Central America. One of his ex
ploits was a trip through Africa ahead
of Colonel Roosevelt.
v . Shiunef nl Ignorance.
"'From the Detroit Free Press.
:.'A Philadelphia judge refused a di
vorce to a six foot mat) on the ground
that his five foot wife was too small
to be cruel.' A1 lot b knows about
omen. v
WAR'S GREAT COST
War is now costing the nations of
RuroM more than J 90.000,000 a day.
It is costing $650,000,000 a week, and
will have cost the round evm of $45,
000,000 by August 1 next, when its
I aecond year is completed. The cost
! to Great Britain for two years' war
! fare will have been $11,600,000,000, if
the conflict is still in progress at the
opening of August. The cost to Ger
many will have been a bit less than
that; to France it will have been $9,
250,000,000. -These figures are presented in a
special booklet on the financial as
pects) of the war, which the Mechanics
& Metals National bank of New York
has in preparation,- and plans to issue
1 belligerent nations in the first year
was approximately $17,600,000,000,
while in the second year It will have .
teen $28,000,000,000.
The' aggregate of these amounts ;
represents a sum that, according te an j
introductory note in the booklet. Is
three times greater than tlie entire
capitalization of the railways of the
United States, and four times greater
than the total deposits of all our
national banks. It is shown that two
years of the present WAr will cost six
times more than the full amount ex
pended in our civil war. and will
reach a sum that la 40 times more
than the amount of the national in
debtedness to the United States and
120 times more than the cost of the
Pen a mji canal.
Great Britain's war expenditures, ac
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I
cording to the Mechanics & Metals i
hank's computation, are now $25,000,
000 a day, as compared with little
more than half that amount at the
onenine of 1915. The daily war cost
of France is $18,000,000. and of Russia i
$15,500,000. So that for the. chief .
Information
or
Fishermen
THIS MORNING'S TELE
GRAPHIC REPORTS FROM
MECCA. NORTH JUNCTION
AND OTIIEJt DESCHUTES
POINTS ON OREGON
TRUNK SAY: WEATHER
L E A R. CALM. WARM.
RIVER CLEARED. PROS
PECTS EXCEEDING LY
GOOD FOR TODAY AND
SUNDAY. OTHER POINTS
REPORT RIVER CLEARER
THAN AT ANY PREVIOUS
TIME THIS SEASON.
cEnauiuAL Mf.&m urn
. Beginning today. May 13. Cen
tral Oregon train will leave Fail
bridge l-:50 a. m., and will ar
rive North Junction, 4:30 and
South Junction 5 a. m., Satur
days only, to accommodate ang
lers going to canyon points. Re
turning, train will leave Bend
6:30 p. m. Sundays only, reach
ing all canyon points early in
evening. Arriving time Portland,
8:00 a. m.. unchanged.
Tourists' sleeping car (bcr.hs
$1 each way) on train 8, leaving
Portland 6 p. m. North Bank
Limited, leaving Portland ;:10
p. in., connects with Oregon
Trunk train at Fallbridge.
City Ticket Office 5th & Stark
Broadway 920; A-6671
Ho Un
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MfiXETl
Deschutes River
Latest reports indicate fishing will
be the best of season Jty Sunday.
Trout flies out in large numbers
and good catches have been made
since Wednesday. Deep fishing thus
far the most successful.
Hood River
Water has gone down and cleared.
Steelheads. cutthroats and mountain
trout plentiful. Salmon eggs and
spinners best lures for steelheads;
trout rising to beaver kill, lignt
oowdung, blue upright and gray
hackle flies.
Creeks Bonneville, and west not yet In
first class condition account high wa
ter. Some catches being made and Im
provement looked for soon.
For further Information ask
W R. R. & N. City Ticket
Tblrd and Washington.
the O
offlce. GET0.H8H
For trout is on the line of the Wil
lamette Valley Southern R. R. Good
trout streams which are reached on
this line are Buckner Creek.' Milk t
Creek. Molalla River and Butte Creek. I
All mountain ilrMnra 1 .mmvm tM.
land, 1st and Alder, at 9:11 a to. and
f:4o p. m.
'A Train -lso .leave Oregon v City
throughout the day. First train leaves
Oregon City at 7:60 a. m,
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BOGWES
DM.
llEffli VMM
i entente allies, every time the hour
hand of the clock moves, more than
$2,400,000 I paid out as the price of
war. For the Germanic allies n
calculated that the hourly cost la
l more than $1,000,000.
Predictiorrfegarding the future i
futile, the bank maintains. It recalls
the manner in which the confident pro
phecies of 1914. regarding financial
developments the world over, have not
been fulfilled, and sets up the sequel
to 1914 as a "warning against any
too-confident predictions at the pres
ent time' of what the future will bring
forth."
Matherson iir $2500 .
Deal Charges Off
44 Cts. to Expense
"I'm, charging 44 cents to
advertising on that," said Dan
Matherson, as he folded up a
check for $2500 a few days ago.
Matherson Is the head of the
real estate department of the
Northwestern Trust company.
He had Just sold, for cash, one
of the 10 acre tracts the com
pany controls in the Tigard
ville district.
The reason he placed the 44
cent charge against the trans
action was because he -had
spent the money for a Journal
want ad the ad which had
made the $2500 sale. While
the ad was a little thing In
Itself, it had done big things
by finding the buyer.
"I find Journal want ads in
despensable," said Matherson.
"Through them I have made
several good sales recently and
in addition have rented much
property."
Need more be said?
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Where to Get It
When yon can get guod tnalde blorkwoou at
SJ.50 a load: doable load. S1.50. Box wood
m'xed with heavy 3.2 a load; $6 for double
load.
LEWIS FTJEI, CO..
Pbonea Broadway 2339. A-2161.
S & LL GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Dry slabwood. Inside wood, fir and
oak. Fair prices. Honest measure.
W deliver any place north of Alberta,
FUSEL (M.
Columbia blvd. and Delaware St.
PHONE OODLAWN SI
ALISKY BUILDING
XT. W. Cor. Tblrd and Morrison streets
TENANTS OP AZ.Z8XT BTTXX.DIKQ
DR. J. E. LA VALLEY.
DR. D. T. BROWNE.
Chiropractic Physicians.
Suite 214-15-16. Altsky bldg.
Main 6943.
M1SS DECKERS PRIVATE BUSI
NESS COLLEGE.
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping.
English branches. PERSONAL AT
TENTION. Day and night classes.
New Alisky bldg., 3d and ilorr.aon.
NEW TODAY
Auction Sale
Monday, 2 p. m.
211 FIRST STREET
We have received the furnishings of
several places consigned to us to be
old at this sale, consisting of large
full Upholstered Rockers, Mahogany
Service Table. Mahogany Chiffonier,
Blrdseye Dressers, Brass BCds, Metal
Springs, Portieres, Sound Oak Dining
Table, 6 Box Seat Dining Chairs, very
nice Buffet, Steel Bang. Gas Xange,
Refrigerator, Carpets, Bugs, Blockers,
Chairs, Wardrobe, etc., etc.
If you are In need of furniture of
any kind It will pay you to attend tlfls
sale.
Ford Auction Co.
Regular Auction Sales Every
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 2 p. m. Each
Day, at 211 FIRST ST.
"We pay top prices for OOOD SEC
OID KAJTD FTJB.HITTTSVE. Main 8951.
Brighten Your Home
ROOF AND HOUSE PAINTS,
KALSOMINING AND., PAPER
HANGING, GARAGES AND
PORCHES.
All work of every description
guaranteed. See our Repair De
partment. Oregon Home Builders
Oliver K. Jeffery, Pres.
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregoa XaTeatneat Mortgage Co.
.. Offleec aoa-4, 170 34 St.
WW POT U FOR
. GORDMD
NEW TODAY
d (ma. fcohtr ft Co
ESTABLISHED 1893.
ON TUESDAY NEXT .
AT BARB'S ATJOTIOW HOUSE.
166-168 FaBK BTKEXT.
WE aTS KCOTJD THE COM.
PLETE rt7BHznms. B1T06, OX.D
CHZITA, ETC., FBOH FBX7ATE
HOKE, .WITH XHSTBTTCTZOHS
TO SXZ.Ii THE SAME AT AUC
TXOH OH ABOVE SAT.
Comprising Davenport Bed, Massive
Oak Library Table with several
J-ieatner Seat Rockers to match, sev
eral sets of good Books. Mantel Clock,
-Electric Lamp, Portieres. Lace Cur-
tains, Wilton and Axmlnster Rugs,
tioay Brussels Carpets, Mahogany
Parlor Desk, several pieces of Old
China, two full size Brass Beds,
Enameled Steel Bed. Wax Oak Bed
stead with Dresser to match, best
Steel Springs, Silk Floss Mattresses,
Woolen Blankets, Pillows, 'Bed Linen,
Curly Birch, Blrdseye Maple and Oak
Dressers, Bedroom Rockers and Chairs,
Quartered Oak Dining-room Suite, viz:
Pedestal Table. Buffet and Chairs:
Table Linen,, Dinner Set. Silverware
and Vase; Gas Range, Kitchen Cab
inet, neirigeraiur, lensus. n. lc.
Also we have received from another
hdme several pieces of good clean fur
niture, including Davenport, Rockers,
Dining-room Suite, Dinner-ware. Bed
room Suite, Wardrobe, Enameled
Dresser, Rugs. Pictures, Electric Cook
stove and many other lots.
Also one Combination Davenport
and Pool Table and Office Safe.
Auctioneer's Note
Kindly call tomorrow and inspect
t,his first-class list of eoods; there are
several pieces of Old China; the Fur
niture and Rugs are all good makes
and nearly new.
AUCTION OX TUESDAY NEXT
AT 10 A. M.
PBEUKXYAXT VOTXCE.
Semi-annual auction sale at the C. O.
: Pick Transfer & Storage Company's
I warehouse, Second and Pine streets,
commences on MOKDAT, MAT 82.
1918. This list of goods Is now being
advertised according to law in the
Portland Daily Abstract. First publi
cation April 29, 1916. List can be seen
at auctioneer's offices and at the C. O.
, Pick Company's offices. -
liy oraer
C. O. PICK TP. fc STO. CO.
OIT W1D1TESPAY, MAT 31. 1916.
w-e sell unclaimed baggage, etc., for
the Baggage Transfer Service Com
pany and D. L. Houston, former pro
prietor New Houston Hotel. Please
call for list at auctioneer's offices,
166-168 Park street.
WE PAT CASS POB OOOD
PTTKXTXSBIirGrS.
hottsx-
W. C. BAKES fc W. H. BE AH,
Auctioneers,
Both Phones. 166-168 Park Street.
AuctionSales
AT
WILSON'S AUCTION
HOUSE
166-168 FIRST ST. (NEAR
YAMHILL)
Regular Sales Days
Monday, Wednes
day and Friday
Each Day at 10 a. m.
At our sales you will always find a
srood assortment of general house fur
nishings, including LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE. DINING STjilES. good
IRON BEDS, complete with springs and
mattresses, pillows, sheets, quilts,
blankets, DRESSERS, CHIFFONIERS,
WARDROBES. SANITARY
COUCHES, CARPETS. RUGS. STEEL,
KAJitiES. GAS RANGES. REFRIG
ERATORS and extra effects.
Attend our Sales and save money.
We Sell at Private Sale
GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
GRAPH APHONES, also the very best
in all kinds of FURNITURE; all the
latest designs and finishes, also CAR
PETS and Room Size RUGS, STEEL
RANGES and GAS RANGES, almost
any make you desire. Large assort
ment of REFRIGERATORS, etc.
To parties furnishing, we cordially
invite an inspection as our stock is
too large to itemize. Everything guar
anteed. Prices very reasonable. SEE
WHAT WE HAVE BEFORE YOU
BUY.
Wilson's Bankrupt
Stock Store
173 Second St., near Yamhill
(Main 2032)
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains
nr GBOCBBXES.
SUOZESS' StTPPIiIXS.
Miscellaneous HARDWARE, CUT
LER Y. SILVERWARE. ALUMINUM A
GRANITE WARE, PAINTS AND WALL
PAPER, and other merchandise at
prices that WILL INTEREST you. We
carry a large assortment of
STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIP
MENTS. including SHOWCASES, COUNTERS.
CASH REGISTERS. SCALES, SAFES,
etc., all In good condition.
J. T. Wilson, Proprietor.
Cash paid for
merchandise.
furniture, stocks
etc. Main 1626.
of
Houses, Flats and Stores
J. J. O E D E R
meal stat and Seatals
GKAXB ATEVUB AT BAST AJJUmy
at on aur
of original cost to owner, splendid Irv
inRton home", most attractive buy of
the day. barring none. Price 110,000.
For particulars call East 1936.
V V 1 "J ai WsSMisss-M.
VfcV f City a4 ram
I A 1 1 I Aay Antait at G
fnsutiaa la
ftuit aM.
TkWDpsoa, Baafeara.
a Bfark at
Fearev Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
80 Sekum Side
Portland. Or.
FARM LOANS
. Mortgage Company for America
Boon 82. AiasWorth Bldg.
Fhoso aaai S84U Fottlaao Ox.
NEW TODAY
WANTED
Warehouse
Property
Have client with Washington
street property, alto two West
Side apartment houses, total
vaiufc $277,000, incumbrance
only $92,000. Want one large
property; or can use two small
properties, north of Burnside and
east of Fifth street. An oppor
tunity for the man wishing to
exchange for up-town property.
GEORGE E. ENGLEHART
with
I
I
INSIDE PROPERTY DEALERS
Ground Floor Henry Bldg.
EDWARD
HOLMAN
CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AXD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
TKXKD A2TD 8AXJCOS BTBKET8.
KAnr 607. A-1S11.
10-Ft. Soda Fountain
ENTIRELY NEW
At Cost for Cash
Columbia Supply Co.
70 Front St.
Portland - - Oregon
High-Class Apartment
House Site
TWISTT THOTJSAJSTD SQUARE FEET
situated in a district of fine homen,
southwest corner of Douftlas Place
and Park Ave., one block from Port
land Heights car; fronting 100 feet
on Park Ave. and 200 feet on Doug
las Place: adjoining and facing the
City Park 200 feet. Price $40,000.
Terms. See E. M. Brown.
TheSHAW-FEAR COMPANY
103 FOTTBTB ST.
Going to Paint?
The quality of our paints, put on
by the kind of workmen in our
Repair Department, will keep
money in your pocket.
Oregon Home
Builders
Oliver K. Jeffery, Pres.
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
We WUI Bnlld la Any
Part of City
HOMES
costing from $2000 to
$20,000. Also apart
meias and flats. We
have money to loan.
Call and see plans.
F. E. BOWIUV ft CO.
373 Stark St.
6
Choice X.oans of $10,000 and TIP
On Improved Bnslnass Property
or fox XmproTement Purposes).
J. P. LIPSCOIO,
943 Stark Street.
rOBCXO BALE TO OXOBE ESTATE.
At public auction of Indian Baskets.
Beads and Arrow Heads. Framed Paint
ings and other Pictures, some Silver
ware and Jewelry. 300 copies "Life and
Letters of Reverend Ezra Fisher." Sale
3 pm. Tuesday, May 16. 1916, at Room
410 Stock Kxohanue (3d and Yamhill).
Ralph W. Fisher and L. E. Iatouretta.
Executors of Sarah J. Henderson Es
tate. TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
Exchange Equity
Of $1100 in new. modern, 5 room bun
galow, all built-in conveniences, hard
wood floors, fireplace, 1 block to car,
good neighborhood. Will take lot,
acreage or small farm. Tabor 5447.
Laurelhurst Bungalow, $3750
New bungalow of 6 rooms. Has every
built-in convenience, latest Jdeas. You
will have to see it to appreciate It.
Has garage. Not another buy like it
In tract. Owner, Tabor 6447.
RESTAURANT, doing good business,
cheap. 462 Glisan.
7 ROOMED modern house, 20 fruit
trees. Nice garden. Rent cheap. 801
E. 32d st. W-W car.
SECOND-HAND Old Trusty incubator
and brooder for sale cheap. Z-971,
journal.
SWAP
youf
18x40 black tent. What have
O. Q. Graham, 10X3 L 15th, 24.
TOO IiATG FOR CLASSIFICATION
(Oontlnned) I
Orderleigh Apts., $1C ;
Beautifully furnished, strictly mod-;
ern 3 room apt&. Others ask $-" for
none better. Summer rates. 88 'Jrand.
I Want a Bungalow
Have $1000 cash, clear half acre and
a ,,' , - vr. viva
J0 J10"8 r.",' Vnf-
for one that suits me. Want nice ome.
Bruce Goduard. 502 Couch bldg.
1B14 INDIAN motorcycle. fully
equipped, $125. Terms. Call alter 1 p. j
m., 316 Monroe. Phone Broadway 2309 i
Monday.
it- iTaT-n t t i l. m .. 1 1 i
V J X LBCU 11SI1 Mail
Mail
good condition.
reasonable.
Sell. 2121.
14 Hooms, transient, i4DU !BS.ZL:i.M'
Brick, down town, rent $2S. Beauti- J BAVIIIsrrlett - .""' " M"v
W 'h116- TermS- Goddard' 502 KAVor:VlaKU,arrKn,;;tt';4 M,rT ,t ,
t-OUCti Diag. . Maf 12. 4j ears. mitral Insufrli -Ipih-v
White Temple District, $150.
10 rooms, Godriard. 502 Cotich bldg.
Apartment House for Trade
85 rooms, strictly modern. eleKantly
furnished, clears J175 month. $4000.
Real estate acceptable. Uoddard, 602
Couch bldg.
Stores of All Sizes
We help you to pay for one If you
haven't enough money of your own.
Uoddard. 502 Couch bids.
Waiting Room Store, $750
Invoices $1250. rent $20, clears $150
month above ever- expense, will clear
double that amount this summer; pos
sitlve snap. Bruce Goddard, 502 Couch
Bldg.
18 Rooms, $300, Terms
Rent $25, bargain. r02 Couch Bl1.
0 Rooms, Mod, $725, Terms
Brick, rent $75. income $225 tre-:
mendous snap. Hurry. Goddard, 502
Couch bldj?.
BY owner, 40 acres near city, half In
cultivation, 15 acres commercial ap
ples, bearing, excellent soil and good
community. $3000 payment will handle
deal ; balance assumed. T-54S, Journal.
PHONK Main S::8;
dered. 20c a pair.
get curtains laun-
3 AND 5 room steam-heated anarlment
flats', sleeping porch. Walking dis-
tance Main 3502.
MUST sell 1913 Indian single, fully
equipped, pood condition, $35. Cali
Monday 149 E. "2d st.
10 ROOM house, walking dlsta nee. pood
for dressmaker or n boardinir house.
Onlv $12 month. 424 1t st.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White
Leghorn roosters. Your choice. $1.
6S05 Woodstock ave.. Ml. Scott car.
WOMAN
E. 43d.
for general housework. 34C
I
1200 PIGEONS, modern plant. r,-room
dwelling, one acre. Tabor 4883. Box ,
9, Portland. 1
1-TON auto truck in good order;
will demonstrate; J300. East 1631.
FORD car for sale cheap;
money. 86 10th st.
must have
WILL exchange faulty of
$1100 in,
new modern bungalow for
Tabor 6447.
auto.
PURSE found; loser give description
and purse will be returned. M-946,
Journal.
4 ROOM house, half acre, 1 block from
large school In city, 11200. Tabor
4883. Box 279, Portland.
MEETING XCniCTS
41
EUREKA COUNCIL.
No. 204, K. and L. of
S. Cards and dancing
Monday eve.. May 16,
W. O. W. temple, 11th,
bet. Alder and Wash
ington, for Miss Jewell
Carroll, K. and L. of S.
carnival Queen. Six
prizes.
Admission 15c.
PORTLAND STAR HOME
STEAD, NO. 42. B. A.
Y., will give 600 an 1
dance Thursday evening.
May 18. 1916 'Moose hall.
20 hands. Good prices.
1'nion music. Admission
free.
M. W. A. Regular meeting
Rose City Camp No. F466.
Monday evening, Sel-lng-Hirsch
bldg., 386 V4 Wash,
st. Degree ork. Visitors
cordially welcomed. SOL
RICHENBACH. Con.. F. J.
DARLINGTON. Clk. 212 Abington
PORTLAND COUNCIL. NO. 2, Mod
ern Horesters, will give BOO and
dance Frldav evening. May 19, 191S.
Manchester hall 85 5th st. 20 hands;
Gbod prizes. Union music. Admission
I5C
"600" and dance given by Webfoot
camp, No. 65, W. O. W., Fridav eve
ning. May 19, in W. O. W. temple, 128
llth st. LeVanway orchestra. Cards,
8:45. dancing at 10 o'clock.
THERE will be a 600 party at Mrs.
Courter's. 225 5th st . Tnosdnv eve
ning. May 16, 1916. 24 hands. Good
prizes. Refreshments. Admission 20c. j
500 AT 8:30, dancing at 10 p. m Tues
day eve.. May 16, at W. O. W. tem
ple, 128 llth st. Auspices of George
Washington Camp. Admission 15c.
PORTLAND company 107, W O VV..
will give a whist and dance at W.
O. W. temple. 128 llth St., Wed., May
17; union music and refreshments.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6tn.
Vital Statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
MAKIUAGE LICENSES
John Mftul, Oregon Cltr. R. F. I. No. 2,
legal, Macnhild Kllingsen, 4bl2 23d are. S. K.,
let nl.
Ktcbard G. Fryar, Sumner, Wanh., legal, Ida
L. Gelger, Imperial hotel. legHl.
Mat hew P. Hj-au. 7W3 Oregon t.. IS, Harriet
Lutltia KIta Juhuaon. js K. t. N. . 10.
Ireto Murelll, 071 5th t., legal, Concetta
Martell. 614 2i st.. lejral.
Knhert Maratilay, 4il Ro1ney e.. lejral,
Ethel I- Moffett. 1237 E. Ztith tt. N., legal.
V. V. Slaugherhark. H.ft vllon at., le;
ega'.
Marlborough
gal., Uladya li.
I), llalre. Seattle. Wash..
Ward. Imperial hotel, legal
le-
W, G. Smith & Co.vulu";
8 and
g car us.
Third ffoir Morgan Bldg.
uttr.ss mm solu or renieU, low prices.
latest styles, all sizes, we buy dress
suits. BareTs Misfit Cloth Store, bl 3d
Ultt.& suits ror rem, ail hizkr. ouhjuo
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark St.
BIRTHS
TONSl.NQ To Vir. and Mri. Theodore O. Tm.
lug. i35 E. lamlllll t.. May S, a dnarhte.'.
FAlLKNiKR-To Mr. and Mra. Eitwinl Kaclk-
Der. ,1 Clifton t.. May 6. a daughter.
EYMAN To Mr. and Mra. Haainel A. Iv'yniaa
704 E. Ankeny t.. May 5, a daufuter.
KECHMAS To Mr. and Mra. Clyde. Kechman,
34th and Hawthorne are.. May it. a daughter.
EVANS -To Mr. and Mra. K. Maldvyo Ewmnx,
243 K. 5oth at.. May io, a turn.
M'C'LOSKBY To Mr. and Mm John Mo-
Closkey. 670 Milk at., April 27, a son.
NUS8 To Mr. aud Mra. Peter Nuaa, 881 E.
13th at. N., May 8, a aon.
ItOLUHTON To Mr. and Mrs. Jamea r.
fUHlgbticn. 76 E. 12th at. N., May 1, a aon.
CAMPBELL Tr Mr. and Mn. Joaepb Camp-'
bell. 216 E. 80th at. ".. April 17. a aon.
COOPER To Mr. and Mra. .Nathan Oioper,
4W Uancork at., May 5, a daughter.
GRIM To Mr. and Mra. Kenneth U. Grim.
Hubbard. Or., May 8. a aon.
F1SHE11 To Mr. and Mra. beater Flaber,
1013 E. 13th at. N ., May 8. a aon.
BIKKS To Mr. and Mra. Eugene T. Blrki.
2127 Hasaalo at.. May S. a daughter.
HEATHS AM) FUNfrKALH T5
MAnUN 4c lUKtfts CO.. Iioriata. Hi
Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLmivK BKua., t ions ta, 29; AlorriMon
st. Main or A-1S05. Fine flowers
sod floral designs. No hrancn stores.
TUiStjfa'1'1.1 i'LUKAL CO.. it, it Wairu
bet. 4th snd fh. Main Ut. A-1102
OaCAMi JOiiNliON r LAJUA.L. 4JOn
Glisaih st Mar. 4312. A-1414.
MAIN 11; wreaths, pillows, $1 up.
Sprays f X up. Chappella.347 Morrlaoa
J.
DEATHS AXn FUXKRAJU9 73
(Continued)
U.AYS At bin reaidftH. 1130 ilnoidsni t..
MT 12, Charles Uaja. aged 59 yen 10
mon tLi 22 dajrt. Frlenda InTlted to attend
luneral errlce which will be held at Hol
n.aa'a funrral parlura at 2 p. m.. tomorrow
(Vondaj). May 13. Interment Lone Kir cemr.
tery.
KKriiEK At ihe family renirtenrv. 143S MnU
... ";L"7;: u-. n .M-Vh.
Lel "ie of l harlot) h. Kruger. Bealdea t te
hband all rhilrtrvn aunWe her. FMneral will
tsk) pl Mon(laT o C hamlH-ra Co.'
ctaapal KlUlusawurth anil Kcrby t. Interninf
Eoe City.
EISDLV At
ert Hubert
notice later.
parlors of A.
Helnise atattim. May IS, Hob
Rlnillf. ageil 57 years. Jlitieral
Remninx arc at the funenil
T). KenwortLy & to., A.HU2-U4
In IntH.
!0,J Q r
MUIU Harry V. Molr. ionl Snuiailtan
11 !lft var tvlihititl fpv.r
May
tel. May 11.
67 yes", hemorrhage nf r-
1 tery from fall.
M SMITH, florist. 141 V
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 departui
lrom an established policy cr
moderate prices,
txperieuced Woman Attendant-
j. P. Finley & Son
Tho Progressive
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Montgomery at Fifth.
Miin . A-15K9.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Director. 414
Alder st. s Phone East 52. H-2525.
K.
A. U. KKNWOKT11Y CO.
Two Establibhtnents.
Tabor 6267; 6802 2d St.. Lents. Tabor
6896: 6th st. and Foster rowd.. Aiieia
ip. l mu
Undertaker tast ilia and Haw
thorne. E. '81 H-lSiS. Lady assistant,
UUI II II 1 1, tit IVICI-l I ICC M o d a r u lo
every detail. Broadway and nne sis.
Uroariway 430. A-4a5s. Iady aswiwtant
Walter C. Kenworthy
532-1534 E. 13th. Sellwood 71. H-1122.
I iliLLhK XKACbf, inuepeuaeni tu-
neral diiectors. 1'rlces low as -0,
$40. tbO. Wash, at Ella. M. glial. A-7886
A, R. Zellar Co.tS3.t wioit
Lady attendant. Day and night
W miauls v
C-108S.
ervlca
C U 11 IM KiClDliiMCli; UND
fKLS.
LIHUOU.iM. A-223R
44T. Morr
UKKU1S & BMXlh. B-1262. V 125s.
1C2S Benont at 34ti l.adv attendant.
P T Qwrncr Williams and Knoa
III ll UJ I NbO K;
Cast 1115. C-l43
Un!Unn East 8lth and GUsan. Ku
rlailllllUll n?rsl services. Tabor 4313.
CICUPQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152
Or L VV r A-2321 Cor 3d snd Clav
MOMMKMS
PORTLAND MAKBLE WKS.. 264-266
4th ,. op. city hall. Main 8664.
Phli'n Vit Som for memorials.
cjJaBLAESING GRANITE. CO
BEACH 1'ltOPEKTY
4M
BEACH house and lot at Iake Lytle.
Or. Worth J2000. Photo and plan
or. exhibition at Journal office Make
me an offer. OX-Tfix. Journal.
FOR SALE, Good lot with small
house, at Cannon Beach. X-62 7,
Journal.
GRAUHAKT Park, lots 13, J4, blk. 3,
1st Add., on Cottage ave. $500 each.
Owner, liox 33. Fort Canby, Wash.
BUKINKSS I'KOI'KIITY
(IO
BUY ANU MAKE MONEY.
100x100 on corner Garfield and Go
ing, with old 6 room house, Mtreet Im
provements paid; price $H00O
GODDARD & W.rEDRH'K. 243 Stark.
I PAYS OVER 16-Tr NET
'.On $11,500 cash required: price $25.
joou; high grade lri'k aiartments on
i corner lot in best resilience dltrirt
GODDARD WIEDKICK. 243 Stark.
; MY
business corner and home near big
school for sale. E-936. Journal.
TO LKASK
6:1
$50 Furniture of 6 rooms, two sets
housekeeping, range, beds, bureaus,
everything; 3 r.ojnn rented. 346 Ren
ton, near Broadway bridge.
VOli 8 ALU HOUSES
61
1 T H liS E ARE FOR YOU.
j $1100 4 room house, 50x100 lot, fruit
I trees, garden, paved street.
$2100 5 room new houe, 50x100 lot,
1 blork to car; wash trays, built
j in features.
I $2600 5 room modern house, paved
I streets, cement basement, a!I
modern leatures, Ro.se City dis
trict. $5000 7 room modern house, Irving
ton; will take Irvington lot a
first payment.
$6900 Beautiful home on view lot In
Alanieda Park.
The above are all exceptionally
priced. Terms like rent.
j. c. rouni.v co., i.Kwis Tii.no.
$1375 AND $2150.
A VERY bITTLK DOWN THEN
$25 per month. Including Interest.
Houses open 2 to ,4:30 p. m. today. One
has 5 and the other 6 rooms; fireplace,
built-in effects, oak floors, beams and
panels, Iifchling fixtures and window
shades, porcelain plumbing, dandv
Dutch kitchen, has cooler, woodllft.
etc, laundry trays in cement base
ment' our designs are distinctly or
iginal, lane iiawtnorne Ave. car or
loth to Grant o
' nH llHoi t.
litney to v.. ioth st. Walk south on
r take Mount Scott car
s. to ri. 50th and Grant.
PORTLAND READTY & TRUST CO..
14 Ry. Exc. bldg (Owner) Main 212fl.
$650.
Small
house
and BOxlOO-foot
lot;
small
nail monthly payments, lees t
nt. Rose city Park car to 7Id
SEE WOODMAN.
nan
re
Jregory Investment ompany.
FOR SALE by owner, leaving city.
must sacrifice. 7 room house, dou
ble constructed, modern, completely
furnished, first-class in every respect,
full bearing fruit trees, berries, roses.
Tabor 2285.
MODERN 5 room bungalow being fin
ished, 63d and Division, trade or
terms. Owner on premises Sunday
afternoon and weekdays. Hundley,
07 Plttock block
CLOSE IN WEST 8IDK.
View property, corner 100x100; S
room house. 12 minutes' walk O. W. K.
store; must sell or lose. Assessed value
takes It: consider trade. X-732. Journal.
Ift T N( 1 A I jO WS.
IN HAWTHORNE AVE. DI8TRICT.
1376 and 13X Est (Jrant St.
Near East 5"th St.
ARE you In the market for a borne
In Rose Cltv Park? You may have
my $1300 equity for $400. Owner, Ta
bor 5222.
$1600 New, modern. 7 room, 2 story,
east front. 2 blocks Vernon school.
1 block to Alberta car. $100. casn,
balance 3 years. 7 r,j,. TT-743. Journal.
IRVINGTON modern home, a genuine
snap. Arrans-ed for 2 families. Good
Investment. Kale or trade cheap. By
owner, 686 K. llth N.
FOR BALE New bungalow. 1(44 Jor
. '.dan st. St. Johns car. .
MAX M SMITH, florist. 14 1 v Mh st.
FIT N ERA L. DIRECTORS
FOR KALK UOUSKS
(Oontlnned)
IM'VKKS UK A n.
Hose citv i-auk.
EVENINGS or NoonYimi-:, as many
people cannot net awnv to look at
property durinic tlie w..rkini? hours,
we would be KlaU to lia ,n, cm.11 n
up and make un upji. imnu i.t when
it is convenient ior you to un to look
at our house or lots. We luve uute
service. Oftlce open evei v d:iv. HK'K-MAN-WlbSON,
coiner lili uiul Sandy.
Tabor 6818, C-2121.
POK 8ALK Uy owner-, u "Thin miKhly
jnodern 6 room houso with lt i plug
porch, oak floors, firepia. iiuiu-m
otokcases, china closet, !mi! ret. lunch
kitchen, cement basement, furnace
with hot water connection, exira h.t
water heater for summer use. laundry""
trays, large front and hack porch;
lot 5oxl00; beautiful lawn, shrubbery,
near school; valuation $.."o; um
forced to sell for $2500; terms. In Itoae
City Tark, 650 East BClh at. N. Ta
bor Wll.l., sacrifice my modern furnished
5 room bungalow. 5oxl00 lot, nice
lawn, fruit trees, rose bushes: fumed
oak furniture, Wilton and Axrninster
iuks, almost new; house fully
Mcnened; everything ready to move in.
Tins is ii cosy home with' nothing:
i-beiip iibout it. All goes for $2600,
ou.sy terms. C;iU I'oit noons or eve
nings, owner, iuJ'.i l. llnriison, near
"4 tli st.. 1 lii wi horiip district.
East Glisan St Sacrifice
TERMS I'lUVN, l'.Al. $20 MO.
?-.;. lti'vs a $:'.;. HOMC
7 room full 2 st"iy iind Blooplutt
porch, tin -place, Liink'-ii.-i-ii, buffet,
cement flour biiseiiu-nt. .' imlets, lauiv
dry ir.iyh. line la and fruit irce and
tdiruti-tvery. ! my ill) I orr
H Keusey Co., 2UJ C. i'. bldK. Muln
rnjK
IllAT A 'A N 1' Tii'l
WHY NUT Tl KN A IH'liDKN IN
TO INCOME? WK KIKNIS1I Tl t K
plans, urn. i) li i; s ii i i; : K i,
STOKES, ANYTHING Km nisi, tho
money If desired. All deptx cic office.
We actually save you money ;md isuitr
antee sutinfactlon. Uur repuialloti
your protection.
L K. 11A1LEV CO., Inc., Contracting
Archltecl, 324 AblUKton hi In
$50 Cash Down
Rl'YS MY 5 ROOM 1.1 NCAI.OW
Absolutely now, with Hole, aire of
ground; wuler and wired for lights;
!c fare. Trice inly I'.i'ju Call at .r.0u
Concord bldg.
2Vi"o" ROSE CI T Yl .V It K. .
Tj big roiims, slcL'iiug pnivh. large
attic, a wood lilt for tlie fireplace,
built-in writing desk unci book caheiv
East front. A paved (street. Tliia In
a big value fur the price. lllckinan
Wilson, 45th and Sundy. 'i'ulioi 0S08,
C-2121.
ON TIIK "KNINSC1.A.
2 lots 3 room shack, on Anihurst.
near Portsmouth, $13". Mtreet im
provements in and paid for and in
cluded in price, an,i mm uue
not mean $540. US. us the property la
certainly worth J 1 1)00 l'rcl V. Ger
man Co.. 732 haniber '"out.
$l.',75 FOR 5Toi i S MO I ' KK N
Must lose my hui.Kah'W. Klupla-'e.
buffet, Dutch kitchen, cement huwe
nipnt, laundry nays. Near Olisati Ht.
carllne. Cost $2450. Will cll $j"25
equity for $150 cash, your profit $o5.
261 E. 7llth Ht. N.Talior 22!i.
GOOD conilortablc, b nicy, li.-arly new
house at 511 lv 4 7 1 h hi., N. ( Uoho
City I'arki. 5 rooms downstairs, ce
mented basement, furnace, nice yard,
everything omplete and ooj neigh
borhood. Terms if desired. Inmtre
next door, or releid.one Tulmr '.'Oiil.
$TrTooTtoS V. ill 'i i A I:.
On 53d st., .'. nood rooic., decorated
walls entrance liall. hardwood floors.
Hood 'lawn, big attic Tills Is a bargain
and must be seen lo sec 111! the li'Mi'l
points. 1 1 Icknian- lison, 45Hi and
Sandy, 'labor 'iMi'i c. i : .
$4(7(70 TlT.T l '.Nl NT home for iiiHK
ale, $.".i5o, this is a real bin gain,
see It at on,e if you ate looking Jo,
snap: onlv rei u i res J 1 J"'i I" handle,
as it carries J 1 si ring hi l.-.m at . ' , .
Holland .Vi ' , 4M'i Ihllixk hlili,'.
I'hone Broadway 1 .
$750 - 5 UO i.l
In l'AHKUOSi:, 1
car.ine; take H..se
MlNiiAl.OW.
block fUHlll of
1 1 y t 1 1 to end
I'iiikrosc car I "
of line, then taK
vo U I he at liouse ii. i
dav (L). (irooins.) Week days phons
Tubor :il5.
..ii i AHi.rTl.- I to I ' 1 .1-. V A RI .
rr. i,',,'...' corner lot and -t room cot-
tnee. plastered. corner
of
Concord.
hould
T
This property In ordinary .
bring $1500; terms cash I hoto Si
rf fire of 1-red W. C.erman Co.. 7J3
rfflre
Chamber of Commerce
A Bargain
New. modern. up-to-dlo 5 room
bungalow, hardwood floors, but lnf
ferts. MIxlOO lot. E. 4M.. wu
House openSjnday. wii"r. labor 4U
VFARlV' new 5 room bungalow All
N 'modern conveniences: 1 Mock from
Peninsula park. If ''' 1,11 Vi, r ml,!
money, will surprise, y oil ,. . rice
denstoik . Darson Co. JOG Oak St. fel-
hone Ilriiadwavj";'.: r
,,".l.- 'ITV l-AUK
2 story. 7' rooms, including "Pjn
nnrrh.
breakfast room,
ust finislied; sightly
l(tc;i i 1011 on i
t Vet Hancock
n.l Hroadwuv. I'.nsy
forms Or,en Sunday. Owner. ..
Tab. 407X
KOR SALE 14 08 Mstarl.i ave Takn
R Cr&rto 64th, 1 bl.sk northwest
enamel' finish, all latest iniprovements.
TlneTunob-triirted view; 7 romis and
sleeping porch: house open for inspec
t km. P hp n eTabor 6522 .
HAVE some tremendous sacrifices In
city and wiburban houses. See me be
fore pnrchasing clscwhcie. J. A. xui-
'er' "lIAUTMAN & THOMPSON
( Corner 4 1 h ardSark. )
PTTiTTilE NKWi.y wkds.
$750 for neat 3 room cottage, beam
cell ng. electric lights, garage, nice
lawn $100 cash, balance monthly.
.1 office of Kred W. Herman Co.
735
Chamber of Commerce.
t-.f, CASH.
and $30 a month takes a lovely ner
6 r bungalow In Rose City Park;
large rooms, beautiful corner, lawn
and shrubs In. cU J. Hartog at Mai
aOH or Tabor S50;,. .
MT TAliOH DIS'I ItH 1.
1-ycar-oM 5 room bungalow, $2101 .
. ,TT,ont basement. Comer
I. . i 1- 1 blk from "-.lisan st.
rarline. Easy terms. Oct key
at 30
Oak nt. . . --
TllRE'Kro.m. coiy. clean'lioiise beau
tiful big lot 40x155: garden and fr u.t
trees and rose bushes AUU
$1000. $100 down. $1) l-r mo. Sll-
wooa i.n-c
10 K'lOMS. close in, lii-. m1'' a"
The use of 2 rooms', rent $:... 5 min
utes' walk to postofflce $1-0 cash,
balance to suit. Fred.W. German Co..
73;' Cham, of Corn. .
WILL
lot.
range,
sell nice small tloll:ie, i-pniy .
chickens, tent hoiifc rui I W
worth at least $13-".0. f ' r f 03 ft.
vs. r en r.
$225 mull. J.o.J 1-
Phcne Wcwidlawn &Si.
KBAV classy 4 room bunn.ilow . cheap;
double constructed. M -I 1"'"''7',p
m..rH ,ltlc guaranteed iumblni
save commission. Woodlji w ti
4072.
$50 CASH. 15 a! N TJii i. . '
7 room plastered bungalow, ht. JOnlJS
line. $1600. A real hnap Kred ! W,
c;ermsn Co 72 ham of Com, y
9 ROOM boose. J lots i'iniu. i mill
. 1 ...,iir,ti ','i,r .:ile r
ci ecu, 1 iir- - , --- -
chanee for acreage. Ily owner. 4409
4 2d ave. ;
14RAN"D new :- room bungalow in the
heart of Alameda Park, Just com-':
.i ,,,..itp leifiicH' home: terms. .
Iln n.r Tabor 4 Ml I
BICJ sacrifice. 1 lose in 7 rooms, mod-"
ern- it K Sotu St.. near Ankeny j
$2750.' Hmali cash payment. II. FY
Cover, owner. 6 4 I'nlon
, . .. 1. .. 1... r. .irw.llv mnittrlk
l 11.1. I. live i"i " " ' 1 '
beautiful 6 room house. ( ort $3650.
Must sell. Make offer. $500 down. Take
w u ,-ar to 53d ave. go east to 44tl.-
WHY not let rue build you a rtous '
and pay for it like rent? Kee Dean.
I nave the tots. Atarsnaii .
SjSvKN" 9-rofm iiiodrn dwelllnss, ilOO
150 lot: price $56,000: Income $130
month. Reynolds. Rainier, Or. 1' . '
$1850 -liiiod ern room house, ,rultl
berries, rowes: $9 minutes' rids M-V.
car. Apply 8H E. 80th N I -
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