The Oregon daily journal., May 22, 1916, Page 11, Image 11

ORDER OF MOOSE IS
PLANNING
ERECTION
OF A NEW
. n II I J i A - i
IVleetingS Being nelCl tO AM
r A m r XAA AAV
range ueians Tor $iuu,vuu
'Structure,
t lHfiF OWNS LOCATION
Tmnrovament of Ground at Hortfcwest
Corner of ronrtn, and Taylor -Streets
Contemplated.
Improvement of tho northwest cor
ner of Fourth and Taylor streets by
local lodge No. 291 of the Loyal Order
of Moose Is reaching definite form.
Meetings of th. building committee ar
being held from time to time to dis
cuss details of the proposed structure.
Just how extensive the Improvement
and how costly ths building to be erect
ed will be determined largely by ths
negotiations that may be closed with
prospective tenants and the Ideas that
the members of the lodge finally agree
upon as to the conveniences that tiie
lodgerooms themselves should afford.
A building to cost $100,000 is being
discussed at the present time.
The lodge owns 100 feet orr Fourth
street and 80 feet fronting on Taylor
Street The ground floor will be ar
ranged for store purposes, and already
i.vira 1 1 1 li fni th anaM. hva hpnn
received. Tentative plans and a perspective-
have been drawn for a three-
tftfv tullrV4nA (ha tmn nnn ..- f Innra nf
'which will be used "exclusively for the
purposes of the order.
The building committee which has
t3i plan under consideration consists
of George M. Orton, B. W. Sleeman,
.Harry Anderson, A. Shapiro, Dr. Theo
dore Fessler,' George R. Punk, Henry
E. Reed, C. A. Houghtallng, William
Adams, B. E. Youmana and P- L. Proc
tor, secretary of the commltee.
CKMJfSNT PLANT IS READY
I'roduCt of Oswego Will B on
Market Soon.
Plans for firing the kiln this week,
' at the plant of the Oregon " Portland
Cement company's plant at Oswego,
.are ueing nwuB, vv ueii una is uone
or matting cemeni in worKing oraer.
The finished product will then bo
placed on the market.
The company has a number of
trial orders on hand which it will de
liver iirst. un account or tne uncer
tainty of making deliveries in the be
ginning the company has not accepted
any large orders or time contracts for
Its product.
. During the past two weeks the com
pany has been Starting- up the differ
ent machines, which represent a totali
Of 1600 horsepower, . making adjust'
ment8, and trying them out. The final
operation is the lighting of the kiln.
The company has a large force em
ployed at the plant and 50 men at
CHURCH HOME UNDER WAY
' Now RuiMfag Rises at Webster
Avenue and Thirty-third Street.
' . For the use of St. Charles parish
'Of the Roman Catholic diocese of Ore
gon, In the Kllllngsworth district, a.
: new church borne is being erected at
the southeast corner of Webster ave
nue and Thirty-third street north.
Rev. Father G. Schnelderhorn Is the
pastor.
The structure calls for concrete
basement and foundations with frame
superstructure, 40 by 80 feet. The
basement will be 10 feet high, to per
mit of holding social affairs in it.
The auditorium is planned to seat 800
people. It will be heated by steam
or hot water. . The plans are being
drawn by Houghtallng & Dugan.
RESIDENCE" PERMIT ISSUED
Mrs. F. E. Thomas to Ruild -Rrlck
, RoUdlng Under Way.
Mrs. F. E. Thomas, 482 East Fifty
third street north, has taken out a
permit for the erection of a story and
half frame residence at 434 East Fif
tieth street north to oost $3250. The
Contract has been let to C. A. Stever.
Work on ths foundation and basement
walls of ths three story brick block
to be erected at Eleventh and Bum
side streets by I. E. Solomon. th
top floor of which will be" used by the
Modern Woodmen, was begun today.
The tearing down of the wooden
structures at the northwest corner of
Sixth and Stark street, to make way
for the new home of the United States
national Danjc was begun on Saturday,
Rulldinsr Permits.
.jy.- A. Zttnbrlck Repair 1 story fr.me
dwelling-, 6711 61it t. 8. B., between 57ta and
W'h .; builder, tame, $175.
tS". A rniMy Rep lr 1 storr frstne dwell-
5,.7..rn1,JlT ;btwn Puik Huchsnin
Stf.; builder, F. Gilliam. $160.
Nellie M. Tborn Erart 1 afnrv fnma
;se. 746 Montgotnery drlTt, near rat ton road;
builder, uu, fjoo. '
r-Jt- W. Shrpa Knct 1 story frame sr.
re. T1JE. 2Cth st. N., twtwrea remont aod
tUgents drive; ballder. same, $160.
Portland Terminal Invest - rv Rn.i
story ordinary warhone, 74 IrTlng t., eor-
$160- oonaer, . tarrlngton.
Moe IL Thomas Erect 1U utory frurae
dwcllintr, 434 K. "62d it. N.. between Hau
eek and Ttllamoott ata.: bnll.lpr r a Ht.,
V$250,
i waiter Zimmerman Erect 1 story frme
:!7wi i ... . Vl?im. "J-o11 k. J?oih
Leone K. Johnson Rjna(r 1 fi-.m
dwelling. 62 B. 8i.t at. N., between Rl
tiyoo and Klickitat t.; bnllder. ama ioo.
- Ancient Order of Hlbernlana Ren.ir 1 .tn,.
flrdinary hall. 840 Ruanell at., between Cnini
ana Koaney area,; nuuaer, if. J. Born. 67.1.
. A. strong lie pair 1 atory frame dwelling.
860 Cargo t, between Union and Bodner
a-.; builder, A. B. Walker. $300.
Win. Duncan Erect 1 atory frama garage,
630 K. BOth at. N., between Stanton and St.
klyou trts.; builder, W. J. Dnnlap Jr., $180.
I. s. Holomoo Oonatrset fonndatlon for 8
atorr ordinary prlntln ataoo and loda hall.
10 N. lltb at., between fitark and Pnrn.iria
lit.; builder. Lock k Danserfleld. 610OO.
' Northweat Steel Co, Oonstract footlagi for
eztenilon of abon foot of Sheridan at., between
nivoar ana n nil
lamatt river; bnllder, same,
Northwmit Steel Oo. OtMiatrnrt footlnir. tor
I blaekaiiiltli aW, foot of fiherldan St., between
aiooay ana 'Willamette river: builder.
a me.
'- .Tteal Eatato Transfers.
C. E. Thomas to Noah Thomas. XL 9.
B. 2, Clemson add .6
10
1
10
1
600
IJ. M. Artnnr tt Co. to Edward A. King.
u. a, o. o, sruiDi aaa. to jsait fort
land Burton Brown to K. tt Clifford. L. 1,
. B. 88, tract "A," Council Crest Park
ltue D. Bild to Mary J. B. Freeman
.1 6, , B. 4. Midway .
Mary J. K. rreetnaa te Blanche Steps-
eoeoo, u 6, o, J. 4, Town of Midway
.Belgian Destroys German Aeroplane
H Romsr May . JJ. , (L N. 8.) - Tb
Belgian official report yesterday says
that a Belgian aviator brought down
a German aeroplne. j Ths machine
fell into ths sea. :v ' .:
BUILDING
Frisco Submits New
Organization Plan'
Voting Tract to SCansgs Affairs of
Company for Z1t Tsars Again 2Pro
poted, Jefferson City, - Mo., May 22. U
P.) The second plan for a reorgani
zation of the.Bt. Louis A San Fran
cisco Railroad company has been sub
mitted to the state public servloe com
m'ttea to tne state public servloe com
mission and a hearing upon lta par
tIculrs w,n lven here MaT 31-
In one Important particular It Is
similar to the old plan rejected by the
commission, in that It provides for a
voting trust to manage the affairs of
the reorganized company for a periods
of five years, and gives, this trust
ahaolute control over the property. The
Dlan
largely on this account. !
It was contended that it wouldr be
in violation i$f the constitution of
Mlssourl to grant such -authority, as
tuat Instrument expressly nrohibits '
i lie creditors taking control of a rail-
way from the stockholders.
The amount of proposed new capital
i reduced from $319,000,000 proposed
In the old plan to $249,618,318 with a I
provision tnai aaaiuonai securities ,
may be issued on authority granted by
the commission.
TRAIN CRASHES INTO
AUTO CARRYING BAND
BOYS, KILLING THRE
One Other Member of a San
Francisco Boys' Associa
tion Is Expected to Die.
San Francisco, May 22. (P. N. S.)
Three boys, members of the Columbia
Park Boys' club of San Francisco, were
killed Sunday and two others were
injured, one probably fatally, when
the machine In which they were
returning to San Francisco was struck
by the Sunset limited at the Southern
Paclfij crossing near Redwood City.
The machine was ground to pieces
I and the boys were thrown In all dl-
rectlons. The three were killed ln-
tstantly.
Tho dead are: Milton Brown, San
Francisco; Harold Hook and William
The Injured: Julius Do Bare, skull '
fractured, right eye torn out; Andrew
Pierce, slightly hurt.
The accident occurred at the Welles
ley park crossing on tho outskirts of
town. The crossing is a bad one. The"
road Is 'torn up and the trim sharp.
The machine was not going fast but
for some reason that has not been
explained, the driver did not Bee that
the gates were down for the approach
ing trains.
The watchman at the crossing had
ust lowered the gates when the ma-
chine came around the curve and
crashed through the gates directly on
the track.
The engine struck the automobile
load a second later. There was no
time for warning or turning- back.
Aeced Man Cast His
First Vote for Polk
California Claims Prestige of Having
Oldwt Voter in Country; Kan Was
'
Born in 1820.
Redding. Cal.. May 22. While Vari-
ous towns of lie state are claiming tho
"oldest voter," no one has yet come up
rz1 Reding3
to the record now
Charles Wells, patient in the county
W 111 VI. J
hospital for five years, and resident of j
Shasta county for 20 years, was born in
182.0.
He states he cast his first vote for a
president for Polk in 1844.
'Wells studied law under Lincoln, and
was elected Judge In Omaha In the
early '60s.
AH other alleged "oldest voters" are
"young ones" compared to
Wells.
Judge
Champion Driver Is
Now French Aviator
Paris. Mav 22. (I. N. S.) Georee
Bolllot, the 9hamplon automobile rac-1
lng driver, is now second lieutenant
In the aviation corps.
News reached here today of an aerial
battle in which, slnsle handed, ne
fought five German aeroplanes. He
was forced to alight, wounded, behind
the German lines.
War Curios Good Sellers.
London, May 22. (I. N. S.) Fash
ionable west end shops are doing big
business In mounted war trophies.
Shell-cases are mounted as dinner
gongs. They also serve as supporters
for table lamps and a single one may
be used as a flower stand. Then you
see shell heads used as a letter
weight, or match stand, while the base
is readily converted into, an Inkstand.
Mauser cartridges are "also mounted as
letter holders. A particularly ingen
ious novelty is a grenade fitted with
a brace of candlesticks and a match
holder between them. These souven
irs cost from $2.50 to $50.
Mlsslnjr Rronze Group Found.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 22. (U. P.)
After a search of 70 years, a bronze
group by Francisco Girardln, "The Rape
the property of Mrs Oliver P. Shlras.
widow of the late Federal Judge Shl
ras, one whose relatives brought It
from Francs years ago.
Ths Metropolitan Art Museum of
New York Is after it, and also the
French government, but It will not be
sold until appraised by experts.
Meet for First Time.
Danville, 111., May 22. Mrs. Josie
O'Neill of Crawfordsville, Ind., ans
Mrs. T. W. McCoy of this city, me.
for the first time In their lives, al
though they are half-sisters and-have
lived within 40 miles of each other
for 50 years.
Will Commercialize Battlegrounds.
Paris. May 22. (I. N. S.) , Paris
financiers are perfecting a plan to
"corner" ths battlefields of the west
at the end of the war" and making
their fortune out of charges to -tour
lets for permission to inspect tb.e
scenes of big fights.
Denies German Assertion. .
LondAi, May z2 (L K.-S.) Replying
to German claims . that' the kaiser now
has over 100 Zeppelins at his disposal.
Lord Montagu of Beaulled today said
Germany, has-- only? 6. airshlps.of
which 80 are available for attacks on
England, ' -i-w:-- -f
PROSECUTION
HOLDS
LETTER ORPET
Gave It to Friend to Mai on
Wednesday, Though He
Wrote It Day Before,
Waukegan, 111, May 22. (L N. S.)
State's Attorney Dady has In bis pos-
session the letter William Orpit had
a frtena mall to Marian Lambert from
W1. ., t,. .,.. ,,, thn 1
Madison, Wis., at the hour he kept the .
fatal trjet with her In Helms woods. !
This note, which contained only news
f 8i interest as from a boy to a
? '
girl friend, will be produced at the trial
to show that Orpet framed an alibi
not -iv to keeo the knowldire of
his visit to Lake Forestfrom nts par
ents, but the prosecuting attorneys will
contend, to deceive the girl's parents
and the authorities.
Orpet win have to explain to the
satisfaction of the farmer Jury why
he had a letter mailed to Marian at
the time he was with her.
Sated Letters Ahead.
"Orpet wrote a letter to his fathe'
and one to Miss Lambert on Monday
night, February 7," Mr. Dady said to
day. "He put the date of Tuesday, the
eighth, on ech of them, and asked his
college chum. Otto Peterson, to mail
them Wednesday morning.
"If, as he says, his only -purpose In
keeping the appointment with the girl
was to tell her he no longer wished to
have anything Xp do with her, why did
he take such geat care in having that
letter mailed at the very time ne was
with her?"
It also will be shown that he rumpled
the bed covers in his room In Madison,
to make It appear he slept there Tues
day night, February 8, the night he
later admlttedhe spent In Lake Forest.
State to Zm 100 Witnesses.,
The prosecution will present a mass
of other evidence and the testimony of
nearly 100 witnesses to show that this
carefully arranged alibi was. part of
the plot by the university student to
rid himself of Miss Lambert.
Attorneys for both sides expressed
the opinion today that the remaining
eight Jurors to try Orpet will be ob
tained before the week ends.
Win 1 1 Rpi ryyi tqcj "KTfk1"0
1TJ.C11X kJUlZiLLL Oo IIULCJ
Ready to Be Cabled
Protest Against Blockade Xs -Jropped
In Order to Add Pores to Argument
On Question of Malls.
Washington, May 22. (L N. 8.)
The note of protest against Interfer
ence by the allies with United States
mails will be forwarded to Ambassador
Page Tuesday or Wednesday. It will
L-be held for cabinet consideration be
fore it Is cabled to London.
It was learned today that the protest
which was prepared last week and was
ready to go Tuesday has been material-
ly revised. The original Intention was
! iack" aains 'inference "with the
"ture 18 dro"ed In
, In explanation of this it was'pointed
out in official circles today that the
argument would lose force il ! it were
i not confined to a question to which
j tjiere could be practically no answer
; but a surrender.
Housekeeper Seeks
. atl W I
fortion oi Lstate ;
Los AnKeles, Cal., May 22. (P. N.
S.) Litigation threatened today 'n the
settling of the estate of Lester B.
French, Los Angeles and Pasadena
capitalist. Mrs. R. Noble of San Fran
cisco, sister of the deceased, and her
' daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Glenier, a.' so of
San Francisco, are said to have denied
that French was engaged tj marry be
fore he died.
Miss Sylvia Ekberg, French's house
keeper, who shortly after her employ
er's death announced that she was to
have married him, has retained attor
neys, she declared today.
Carnegie Medals to i
Verona Boy Scouts
Youngsters Performed Acta of Hero
ism Sarins; Austrian . Air Kaid on
City of Verona Zast aTovsmbex.
Rome. May 22. (I. N. S.) Medals
have been awarded to two Boy Scouts
. .
commission for acts of heroism dur-
lng an Austrian air raid on that city
November last, it Is officially stated
today. Action was taken at a meeting
in this city last night.
Pharmaceutical League Meets.
V 1 ZZK '
The American Medico-Pharmaceutical
lanfnl will linlfl lta nln.tAanfh annifol
.i
'Z r,.i.r ' i ' J,, " u
SENT
GIRLTHROUGH FRIEND
" -"" o 4 c, r luley s txra, Montgomery at bth.
United States will attend. Ths address Friends- Invited. Bcrvleee at the grave prWate.
of welcome will be delivered by Dr. riTCH May 22, at the residence, 4210 SU
Enoch Mather of Mount Clemens, Mich. ty-thtrd street S. E.. Catherine Fitch,
"Pharmai-v and tho T aw" nnd "Thr. "C1 68 yr widow of Uie late George W.
tarmacy ana tne Law and Phar- an moth ot h,,, rred 'ji,
macy In 1916-16 will be the topics of ana .a ntcli, and Mr. Jesse Swain. Ke-
discusslon. A number of Important pa- mains at Dunning fc McKntee'a parlor. Notice
pers will be read by prominent medical
meiu
Police Say Poker Was Game.
flnwos n f TV aaaf o rA DatvAlman XI a w
0 . . .. .. .
lter ana Davis climbed to ths roof or
n Artlnlnlnfr hiilldina- an1 nw Vialf an
k . . 7r.".;.
tators of a coker earn In the rear
" " - - - - k - -
e ih. Ohnwh nnnl holl a E11U Wll.
V4 Wil-
Hams avenue, early yesterday mom,
i v. i .i
chnre-aa with conducting the B-ame and
charged witn conaucting tne game ana
Thomas Jones. A. Bloke and Joe Hart
were arrested as players, uaras ana
chips were seised as evidence.
Thei
defendants will be tried in ths muni'
cipal court Wednesday.
Beantlfnl adnlt ptoss or
broadcloth eaaket.
Ktialmlng, outside boa.
aearaav two antoa ana
aerriers ror.. ..........
FnneraU If desired for
$20. $40, $60.
Higher priced fnnir
ala ia proportion.
We artMofaetTjr eeaketa. '
Lady eaaiatant. fieanUfnlfuneral ebapeb ""-"4
FUNERALS
M1LLHK tx TKACEY
; independent Fnncral Dtreetora, '
Waantngton at EUa SUtbet. 20th asd Sfsf)
West Sldef - ; ;. . Mala 2091. A-TS83.
. - :. , ' . , --.i v. : .
Alleged Anarchist
Plots Disclosed
Donald Toss aOserve. "Witness la Cap
ias Trial la Jbos Angeles, JJeolares j
Kocxerelier was aaarxea.
Seattle, Wash.. May 22. (U. P.)
In a statement Issued hers by Donald
Vose Meserve, employed by a detective
agency and a witness In the David
Caplan and Matthew Schmidt trials at
Los Angeles in connection with the
Times explosion, new disclosures of aN
leged anarchist plots were made today.
These included a plot to .kill John
D. Rockefeller by dropping a bomb
from an aeroplane on -his home at
Tarrytown and another to blow up ths
Tombs prison at New Tork. He also
gave new llghf on the Csolgos assassi
ns lion of President McKlnley. and as
serted that It was the same anarchist
roup . cn piacea ins oomo tnat
caused $200,000 damage to ths St. Pat-
rick.B cathedral In New York in 1914,
and another bomb which wrecked the
Bronx courthouse.
NEW TODAY
EDWARD
HOLMAN
CO.
SSTABItlZEO 187T.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
ABB
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
. -TKZKO
AJTS SAXJCOB 8TKXSTS.
BXAXir 807. A-1B11.
6
Choice Jboans or 10,000 and VP
On Improved Bnslntss Property
(ox fox Improvement Purposes).
3. P. UPSOOMB.
843 Stark Stress.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment li Mortgage Oo.
Offices 302-4. 170 3d St.
FARM LOANS
Mortgage Company for America
Boom 22. Alnsworth Bid.
Phone Main en 41 Portland. Or.
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
806 Defcna Bids' .t Portland. Or.
Ctty and Fans Ft-asai-Mas la
Any Aiaeuat at Carraat aattta.
Hartmaa tt Xaomeaan. Uaaaar.
Cerof-r of . eunn n Stark t-
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT the Baker Auction House, 166-168
Park St.. furniture, cut
Jfla5" 'y
Bale at 10 a. m. At the
LIJJ
kj. xn-
anjl Pine ets.
Sale will be continued
at i:u p. tn.
tloneers.
Geo. Baker & Co, auc-
MEETING NOTICES
41
CANTON Portland, No. 1, P. M.. I. O.
O. F. All chevaliers are requested
to meet at the East Side Undertaking
iiki tun, ijaai diai.ii tuiu aiqc. bla.,
Wednesday, May 24, at 1:45 p. m.. In
full drees uniform, to attend the fu
neral of Chevalier L. G. Re y nolo a.
F. P. H. MILLS. R. OSVOLD.
Captain. Clerk.
MOUNT HOOD LODGE, No.KUkuit oungaiow - use completed;
157, A F. & A. M. Stated 850 East 67th north; o large rooms;
communication tomorrow2800 Want lot in Portland or Ore
(Tuesday) evening at 8; an City, or light auto as part pay
examination of Master Ma- nient- X-539, Journal .
sons will be held. Viators welcome.
Order W. M. -ED C DICK Sec.
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-8 6th.
BUSINESS CARDS
IA n Cr.:U X. Pa wedding ana
ing cards.
Third floor Morgan Bldg.
Lii-cp-sa suits sold or rented, low prices,
latest styles, sll sizes; we buy dress
suits. Bare'Vs Misfit Cloth Store. 61 3d.
DRKSS suits for rent, ail vises, unique
Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st.
Vital Statistic
jnarriages.Blrtbs. Iteatbs.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
uvtlivti lu this city. Ma; 21, at the family
realdence, 22 Eaat Sixtieth at., Emily F.
Dwler, aged 72 years 6 man t ha and 21 days.
Wife of T. E. Dwler and mother of Miss E.
B. Dwler, Charles W. of Cottage Grove, Or.;
! Thoa. B. Dwler of Vascoaver, Wash.; George
I f a fS Mala. altal Aa.1 n aj Aa TJ..IaB "
aiater of Mrs. J. B. OougiU of Albany. Or!
; The funeral service will be
?eilL "
'laDor M. a, caorca at ii a. in. tomorrow
(Tuesday ), May 23. Friends Invited. Inter
ment Ixme fir cemetery.
UN HOUTEN At Shoemaker, N. M.. May
16. Bffle J. Van Houten belored wife of
J r. Van Houten. daughter of the late
CartwrlgUt aDd Mra. W. H. Moaer of Port-
Urnd and mother of M. A;' and Richard C.
Van ttouten of KhoemAkar. V. M 'rh. fn-
neral aerTlces will be held Tuedav. Mar 23.
at .2:80 p. m., at the residence establishment
orranerai later
j 6FETTH May 20. Mlaa OdfeUa Florence Speth,
aaea 10 years 11 montna aara. uue bad
made her borne for tne paat year with tbe
family of Frank L. Smitli of SmltbsAlre, Scap.
poose. Or. Bemaias are at Holman's funeral
- atnnonnenment of fnnf.r.1 I. fi
fa . . ... . . M,, la ' .
OVKBXilA In this city. May 19. at 655 ttaat
: SeTenteentH. Mra, Catherine Orerlm. aged 65
i years, rnenas mviiea to actena ranarai mtt.
ia whwi win tut wow at Haimn't fmum!
I ttarlnra at 110 a. Tn . tnmnmnv f TnaaHavl
I parlora. at 10:30 a. m.. tomorrow (Tuesday).
i May 23. interment Kiverriew cemetery.
uKivKHin Tina nrr aibw vi mr ni. i.ta
! residence, 853 B. 12tb St. N., Benjamin V.
( WeTer hu.baod of Liixle Weaver and father
. of Mra. C. L. Boss. Notlca of funeral here-
i after.
LEARktONTH In this city. May 21. Jamea
Leansontli, aged 68 yeara. The remalna are
at the residence establishment of J. P. FlnKy
tt Bon. 'Montgomery at 6th.
MAK'ilN. fc UK.il cu. florists. !
Wash. Main 269. A-1.69. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLAluUif ditOa.. uorisis. x2 Morrisoa
. Kt. Main or A-1806. Fine flowers
sod floral designs. No brancn stores.
TONSiaXii FLORAL CO., 66 Wasn
net. tn ana fn, Main tie;, a-ijsz.
Glisan st. Mar. 4 3 ? it. A-1484.
MAIM . 6116; wreaths, pillows. $$ up.
Sprays $1 up. Chappells.347 Morrison
Max , M. tiMITH. ftorist. 141V tn .u
- . FUNERAL DIRECTORS
liamiltuii neral services. Tabor-4S1I.
OtCACQ undertaking Co. Main 4161
OlLVrOA-232L Cor. $d and Clay.
I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
( Oon tinned) -
Years of Experience Knables
Tnlsyirirm xo Give YOU ,
- Perfect Service
This modern establishment,
with tie conveniences, includ
ing a secluded "driveway. In
sures abauiuie privacy, caus.
lag In no way departure
trum an stabushed policy of
moderate prices.
lutprinca wmnaa Attendant.
j. P. Rnley & Son
Ths Progressive
FUNERAL DliUCCTORS.
Montgomery at Fifth.
M-jdn . A-tS9.
Undertaker, tiast llui and Haw
thorne. E. 7 81, H-183S. Lady awslstant.
F. S. Dunning; inc.
East Side -Funeral Directors, 414 R.
Alder St. Phone East 62. B-2MS.
Dunning St McEnteeMTdrn8?
every 'detail. Broadway and Pine eta.
Mroadway u, a-j. J-Jtay tuwwi.
Jk. LI. nJbNVVUUllllI CO.
Two Kstablifchments.
Tabor 6267; 6802 Kid sU Lents. Tabor
685: 6th st. and Foster roao.. Armtii.
viir.i.KR. A. TRACEY. independent ru
neral directors, trices ww as
tin itiO. Wash, at Ella. AL Z6l. A-788.
Waller C. Ken worthy
1B?2-1534 K, 13th. Sellwood-1. B-11H.
, R. Zellar CO.&V
idy attendant. Uay and nignt werviee.
1CS5 Belmont at 84t'i l,adv a Men-Jan t.
run v i ii Bieiuciscn. uiNu. i'ni
LnlUoU.'.M. 6133 A-22SR 44S Morr
RT pwrnoc Williams tind .fe.ni
t I oyrnes East me. c-isTs.
MONXMEXT8
PORTLAND MARBLE WK&, 264-266
4th bU opp. city ball. Main 6664
Fbliin Ven A Sons, for memorials
REACH PROPERTY
48
I HAVE a client who desires to ell or
exchange two. fine cottages at Sea
side. Or. Phone Main 7776.
FOR SALE "Fine beach lot. 50xl0 ft
Ocean Park. Wash.
Owner. 141 E.
84th st.. city.
FOR SALE HOUSES 61
HERE is a chance to eet a home from
the owner at the right price and
or. terms that will meet your condi
tions. Six room bouse, near 34th and Haw
thorne. Seven room house In Rose City Park
ion 4 2d street, near the car.
t Six room house. Rose City Park, on
52d et.
i Six room modern bungalow, near
23d and Brazee street, Irvington.
I Four room house and large lot at
! Kendall station, on the electric line.
These are all nice homes and ca-
" lions and l am going to sen mem
Will make the right price with small
ray men t down and reasonable month
y payment to ths right parties. If
Lyou want a home, phone me. John S.
, Beall. Woodlawn 3171.
MADRONA fiHSLL
1 New 6 room, 14 story bungalow.
wall Kullt with nil madam nfinvpn
iences built In, fine view over Willam
ette river. Price $2600; terms. Mar
shall 3513.
OWNER ON HOMESTEAD.
Must sell 7 room house, modern,
full basement, laundry trays, piped for
furnace, corner lot, 65x100, sidewalks,
farage. 1 block from car. Price $2100,
300 cash, or auto for equity. Phone
Tabor 248S.
OUR home furnished; 6 rooms, lot uOx
100; fruit trees, berries, etc.; 3 blocks
from Sunnyside car, near Iaurelhurst
park. Price reasonable. Phone morn
lngs. Tabor 790. No agents.
EQUITY in nice modern 6 room bun
galow, for sale, cheap. Will take
several hundred dollars worth of car
penter work in part payment. E-944,
Journal.
TURN a burden into income, build on
your vacant lot. I build and finance.
Plans free. N. O. Ecklund, contracting
architect, 313Hcnry bldg. Main 6812.
FOR sale or rent: 7 room house, besc
bargain in city, also. fine auto hous-e
for sale. Call evenings. S59 E. 34th N.
7-567, Journal.
BUY direct from owner, nice 6 room
home, furnished. If you want a bar.
gain see this. My price is right. 373
E. 44th st, near Harrison.
WILL sacrifice modern home to cloaj
estate. Inquire 4S7 E. 33d tt., cor-
ner Division St.
GOING eaat; no reasonable offer re
fused; modern b-room bungalow. E
Madison at 4 2d. Tab. 6025.
A MODERN, cozy, 6 room bungalow;
must be sold; owner moving east.
874 Clackamas.
SMALL house, full lot, fruit, chickens,
furniture: snap. Terms. S. J. Secor,
attorney, 614 Chamber Commerce.
6-room
bungalow, will
Arleta district.
sacrifice for $1150
Call Woodlawn 40.
, $1100 equity in $2000 5-room cottage!
corner lot. 60x100, for $700. 1328 E.-
Stark. Phone Tabor 6183.
GOOD 6-room house near Union ave
cheap; easy terms. Owner, Wood-
lawn 1905.
FOR SALE 5 or 6 room modern
homes on easy terms. Owner. 91S
E 18th st. N. Woodlawn 4196
NEW, modem S
hurst -bargain. East 2725
Owner.
MUST sell at once, new 5 room bun
galow. Telephone Sellwood 1928.
FOR SALi: LOTS
10
ltO FT. square with alley, improved"
sidewalks and a few fruit trees; cor
ner lot; god business and residence
district: located in walnut rarit,
block from Williams ave. car. Wru
sell this lot at a bargain for cash, or
will take good acres. Write 401 E.
50th st. N., or phone Tabor 5805. Mrs
G- C. Etchison
; FOR SALE, two "choice lots, 60x189
' v. i ,..Hfi ... ai.Mni
each in beautiful res. district of
White Salmon, Wash. Very reason-
. able. For, quick sale. All kinds of
frUit On ttKi
ruU -JL1??8 e, V,?1'.0
t .
-
200 BEAUTIFTTL lots in Miiwaukie; 6c
car fare; light, gas and water; $20
cash and $10 per month. H. G. Stark
weather, Rlsley station. Phone Oak
Grove 1-X.
60x100 LOT near- Hawthorne ave., st.
Javed, sewer in, all assessments
d. Small house on property. Will
rent for $5 per mo. Price only $850.
N. r I. f arnswortn zv ivt uan st.
EASY TE'RMS ON Vl.
54 and 4 tracts. 6-cent fare Sightly.
Bull Run water, no city . taxes. R. W.
Cary, 311 Panama aiqg.
LARGE, beautiful view home site.
west siae, onty is minutes- rue.
cent fare, for S3a0, $10 down and $5
per montn. M. k. iee. ago corbett bid
OWNER leaving city must sell i lots,
three blocks Mt, Tabor car. Sell-
wood 1038.
WILSONVILLE lot 6rl26H
ft.
-blocks from , depot.
$126.
. S-982,
Journal. - v,
A GREAT bargain, 170 lots, at Coos
pay, uwner, . gjaat jo i a 9
ALAMEDA PARK. cor. 65x100, $550
1 100x100, $925. , Owner, East JJ856.;
57
Buy an Acreage Home
Have city conveniences, such
as mountain water piped Into
your bouse, electric lights, etc.,
and country benefits; rich solL
fine community. 30 minutes out
by Big Red Steel Trains. Low
f rices, easy payments. Any slss
ract. Let us show you.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
102 4th st
4 ACRE ORCHARD t0
7 minutes' walk from Sewall Station.
Oregon Electric, 1 miles this-side of
Hulsboro, orchard 6 years old, assorted
berries between rows,' 1200 down, bal
ance to suit. Biggest snap fh Oregon.
Fred W. German Co.. 738 Cham, of Com.
Gibson Half Acres
Good solL city water. . close to car
line easy terms; will build to suit Pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1635 or Sell
wood 4T6 John H" Gibson, owner.
K A rX P4 t U U nuul oil all
cleared and fence'd; 'good location, i
Up-to-date clothing, phonograph or
piano in part payment, or will sell
cheap for eash. F-693. Journal.
CHlCKJiN. FRUIT QARDUN rancnes
near Portland. 3. 6. 10 acre tracts.
best soil, good roads, near electric, $6i
to 8ZU0 por acre, eas
land sow xeon oiag..
FOR SALE by owner
bouse, lawn, roses, well, young bear
lng orchard, berries, garden in. F.
Paters, Metzger, ur.
FOR SALE M acre and house, near 2
6c carlines. Garden all in. Doultry
also, furniture, olear deed, price $1263
casn. N-74S, Journal.
ACRE tracts on canine, near city,
paved road; 16 cash. $6 per month.
6 int. Owner. 617 Cnambir of Com.
BARGAIN: 10 acres new 6 room house."
outbuildings, close in. lloiniberg,
890 Ross st.
SUBURBAN HOMES
79
IVi ACRES river front homesito, west
side. Main 5910.
FOR SilJLE FARMS
BUT FIVE ACRES and plant part in
atidreffr'ruKl
S? for rSin! We nave cltired Much
VnA i.X n
f"?,-.boA i?? .on.'..5U..to-
and nrlnsa: a-ood roads: iRiDlnftnint:
schools. Five acres with house, $26
down, $10 month; unimproved lands at
less. Let us show you. J. R. Charp,
83 V4 3d St., room6t7, Portland, Or.
HOMESEEKERS.
mil AAA eaOVOB of In
V es.s 9 vs. ivit ass to onu in 1
Montana. $8 to $25 an acre. 20 to 25
per cent down, balance to suit, 6 per
cent. Now is your chance to get goo
land cheap. Excursions twice a month
at reduced rates. Money for R. R. fare
and berth refunded by applying it to
the first payment on the land. For
further information see Herman Peper,
642 Williams ave.
FOR SALE, or trade by owner, at a
bargain, 90 acres in KJicKitat Co.,
near Lyle, with 6 acres of bearing or
chard in high class condition, fair im
provements plenty of good water, ex
cellent iruit, Derry ana airaiia country
in a good neighborhood. Fine view of
ML Hood and Mt Adams. Will make
price and terms right. John fa. Beall,
owner, woodlawn 3171.
EIGHT acre farm, well improved. 690
feet from highway, near rigara, rest
soil in the state. Will consider vacant
lot as part first payment, balance tasyA
terms, low rate interest, sieittn, iu
Wilcox bldg. Main 3517.
CHEAP wheat land. Country irnpidly
sattlinz ud. Get. in before prices ad
vance. Wish to deal with settlers only.
Eltopla State bank, Eltopia. Wash.
FOR SALE CHEAP My beautiful
home blace. two miles out from Van
couver. Mrs. G. W. Louden. Route 2,
Vancouver, Wash. Phone 31 F 4.
TIMBER
28
TWO M sec yellow fir timber, cruise
15,000.000 ft.. Skamania Co., Wash.
iv-oop, journal
EXCHANGE: REAL ESTATE 24
WANTED Suburban Drooertv adja
cent to Portland or Oreeon city, for
40 acre farm adjacent to Eugene. Land
all under cultivation, new set of im
provements. Good terms on any dif-
rerence. Sam Kugn Kealty Co., 22 8th
ave. E., Eugene, vjt.
383 ACRES grain, frirrt. or dairy farm.
- 4 miles from Albany; spring water
piped to buildings; want smaller farm,
cash, income In Salem or Portland
good terms on balance. Give particu
lars in first letter. No agents. R. F.
D. 2, Bdgt 135, Albany, Or.
FOR SALE or exchange, acreage im
proved and unimproved, near city
and cars. Consider good city property
as part, or would assume on good
farm. Owner. No agents. T-765, Jour
nal. A SPLENDID buy For sale or trade.
25 M. saw mill In the famous south
centra pine belt of southern OeKon,
10 years' clip in sight. Terms on part.
What have you? D-S81. Journal.
TO TRADE $1650 hme for acreage,
Inquire Kimball's Store. 65th SVC
and 72nd st. S. E.; Mt. Scott car to
Tremont
Sta. then 5 blocks S. to
65th ave.
9 1. ArT?lVv2 all . i ni noa !fv
limits. 10c rare, b room nouse. prlca
$2500; will take clear city lots for
part. Call 605 Stock Exchange bldg
Main 6765.
STORE building and residence on same
lot ror lana.
6-room cottage for nnlmprovel land.
Portland property for business.
KWF.N, 812 Panama bldg
SEVEN room modern house, garage
and fruit trees or 1 business lot and
eash for house In Sellwood district.
Woodlawn 2583.
WILL exchange vacant lots for good
furniture, also good 6 hole wood and
coal range for gas. Address Peterson.
430 Salmon st.
40 ACRES 1V4 miles to railroad. Crook
Co.; house, barn and Irrigation. What
have you? 961 E. 28th st. N. Wood
lawn 2583,
OWNER will take lot or smaller house
as first payment on modern 6 room
house with sleeping porch, corner lot.
Balance easy terms. 651 E. Ankeny st.
GOOD city property to exchange -for
acreage, or farms to $5000. N. L
. . ''j "
GROCERS Have srood city property
Mf C.rfwnt?he1Td0.tgr0Cer,y-
N. I. Farnsworth, 26. H Oak st.
1CA ifJUO A mil. a I.,lnFtAii
,$3000 for house and lot or irrigated
rtnnd U-698. Journal.
iCXCHANGB $1000 equity in house' at
St. Johns lor anyimng i can use.
What have you7 East 4622.
acres
SEATTLE lots exchange for Portland.
Tabor 6136.
WANTED Close in poultry ranch for
gooa iano. r;-n4o, jom-rat
WILL trade a good business for Ford
car. Owner, 878 Powell. Sellwd. 2587.
WANT hotel or apartment house for
property. Z40 park st.
FREE and clear lots tor house equities.
MillerBhlp, 431 Cham, of Com.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WHO has modern "4 or 5-room house
and lot for $1000 cash? Address Apt.
No. fi. 1293Vi Belmont St.. -
WANTED 5 room bungalow, will givo
close in acreage in payment. ,L-3-.
Journal. -
WE WILL SELL
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT.
J. C. rOBWN CO.. LKWIS nLtvx.'
WANTED 50x100 lot between Everett
and Clay, near 13th st, suitable ton
churcn. ' K-527,' Journal.
NEAT modern home, $950 cash. Mt,-
Bcott car.- owners. 1948. jou rnal .
WANT;prop-rty; in Bayocean, Or. U
.71. JonrwaL,-
ACREAGE
WAXTED-REAL ESTATE 31
(Oon tinned)
WANTED i or 6 room house in city.
Will in atnhinn 10 ir.rH about.
14 miles south on Oregon Electric line.!
I Value $3000. Blanchard & Clemson,
702-3 Selling told g. ,
V ' ? 1 '
ROOMING HOUSES 53
FOR BALE Rooming house, 17 rooms,
brtck building rooms newiy paimea.
mostly outside rooms, partly fur-1
.ivl omin
Fries ss.oo. j
Rent $20. Only exclusij
PPai'VIifiS-. A- "
V9 ara 11.. wcminimmi,
a phaiij tn an4
9 ROOMS, furniture for sale, clean and
wTerdo'nT caunfes".8 Vou'ha'vTmoSeV
and mean business. 11 iNonn tn si...
corner of Oak.
vno al. nr rant- Wii ml ihl rmmlni! 1
house, z rooms, centrally located ou
main business street. Astoria. Or. li.
H. Welch, Astoria. Or.
BY owner. 18 rooms furnished
housekeeping, cash and terms.
for
40
Jefferson st., near ntn
lOR SALU or Trade 28 room apt.
house for city property. Will assume
or nay the difference. L-00. Journal.
BY owner.
14 housekeeping rooms.
close 1n. Marshall 2694.
RU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES SO
BAKERY for sale, in a good valley
town or 1 UUU, a gooa location ana a
Ital. Call or address Jerry P. Shea. Jit.
Angel. Or. i
FOR SALE Restaurant and lunch
counter doing good business, at less
than cost Neat, clean place. Living
rooms in rear. Rent $20. Price about
$200. Death in family. Parties going
east. Address or call S. D. Sprague.
Castlerock, Wash.
HllTK
15 rooms and lots tor sale, i
price $1600; 1500 down, balance on
time
All furnished. A goou cnance
for noma. one. Will rent hv the rent
-er buying the furniture, $300 and $15
per month r.ent. Only hotel in town.
A. J. McCann. Dayton. Or.
CONFECTIONERY. Ice cream
uarlor.
ritrnr tob&o.co. inaaasine and reri-
ntlifnl alnrn all rash business, estab-
y terms, xorarvl , h. nttl nool. shower bntha. fmnhim. -.
i -.v a 1 Taunt to tro aaat: tuat the tin wr tit TTVTTS u,..wi rf,r..aln.
1 acre, fenced. I ri. . nnA Hair. tth iittia ran. J i. ..... ..r..!.!.
I ' '..-W AW, ah V ...... . JIin.ll ciruuiniB IUK VflllV.
17llshed 8 years; transfer point, for le
by owrrer. soma terms; no ira.ua.
1Taa 111
15 oaa r"
n Interest in on. of ths best
businesses in the State; wanted a man
who could devote his entire time: for
further particulars Y-664, Journal
MAKE your vacation pay. We have
complete line for automobile own
ers going to country; you can make
100. Commercial Brokerage Co.. 463
Hawthorne ave.
CIDER, ICKlJ KRUIT DRINKS and
BUTTERMILK.
Space to let, ideal for above or other
purposes: market blocK, lamhlll at.
' . a a t 1
Apply L-927, Journal.
WOOD yard, best location In Pot Hand,
big district, $1000 will handle.
K-
66!, Journal.
PACIFIC BAKERY for rent, fully
equipped. 340 Front t. Low rent.
Near auditorium.
lr(rhfrh BUSINESS CARDS.
tO) lU l) Ro" C1ty Printing Co..
yy Third at., cor Taylor.
OLD established cleaning and pressing
business; tailoring in connection;
sacrifice. L-951. Journal.
FINE stamps, hinges, albums, etc.. 8
a. m.-ti p. m. Columbia stamp Jo 94
North 16th st Main 7680.
GEN. MDSB. store in farming dlst.,
P O. in store 'only store). Good
business, about $3800. $2000 will
handle. N-767. Journal.
ness with small amount required,
" ..""riV w.rtnn
".-.L ,j riVuV'
All'-A 1 ninivr. i, us kuihs y Miuern,
.nl.miirl W.i.at dm v 1 y v a m hill
RESTAURANT doing good business,
cheap. 462 Glisan
Business oproirruNiTiES
WANTED AS
MERCHANDISE WANTED
Improved wheat lands, close ty good
town, or timber to trade for merchan
dise, from $1000 to $10,000. Box 7.
Madras, or.
"WILL pay cash for picture show in
western Ore. or Wash. D-5S2, Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
OUR Installment plan is the best and
surest method of paying a loan.
$32.26 per month for 36 months, or
$21,24 for 60 months, or
$15.17 for 96 months pays a $1000
loans and interest.
Other amounts In proportion.
We loan on improved city property
Or for building purposes.
EQUITABLE SVGS & LOAN'ASSN,
242 Stark St., Portland. Oregon.
CITY AND FARM LOANS. 3 to 6
years at lowest rates, depending on
ajiiu unu juuaiiuu ui yiupariy aim uiair
Kin of security.
MONTHLY INSTALLMENT LOANS
on Portland homes 6, no commission.
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX at 1 cent
per day insures the safety of your pa
pers and otner valuables. ijxs.
and
IU
SAFE DEPOSIT & 'iRUST CO,
284
OAK ST
WE have money to loan on residence
and Improved farm property, or 6
years. Dartial payment option. I'rovl-
dent Trust company, 212 Selling bldg.
RITIT.nlKn loana nn ntv and auhurhtn
nronertv: money advanced as work
property; money advanced as work
grogresses. W, O. Beck, $16 Failing
ldg. Main-3407.
$200. $500. 61000 EASY terms, mort
gages bought. Evans & Co., 206 Ger
linger bldg.
$100,000 ON mortagages, city or farm
proierty. fire insurance. McKensie
A Co.. Gerllngcr bldy., 2d and Aider.
$200-$400-3700-S3500
On hand for immediate loans.,
BOID REALTY CO., LEWIS BrDG.
CASH paid tor mortagages. notes, con
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. F. H. Lewis, 4 Lewis bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN in amounts of $100
to $5000 on city property. A. IL
Bajl, 801 Gerllnger bldg.
MONEY to loan on improved city, farm
property. F. C. King, 31
4 Spalding.
ftn city or
$1000 UP to $uU04 to loan
rarm property, 'labor 408,
$ioo. $350, $6uo. .you. tizoo, $1800
Fryd W. German Co., 732 Cham. Com.
$40,000 OU LESS. FARHINGTON.
80 4th st. Board of Trade Bid
SEE us Small loans, installment loan
tjeuars-Murton 1.0., 8Z& Yeon bldt..
MORTGAGE loans, 5 "A to 7. Oregon
Inv. & Mortgage Co., 170 3d St.
huktuauk LUASK. and 7. Lou a
Salomon Wo. 300 flak at., near 6fh
MONEY to loan. to 8. W. li. Seas
Co.. 310 Spalding bltr.
a MONEY TO LOAN
CHATTELS, SALARIES
07
SALARIES CHATTELS
Money to loan to salaried people and
others on furniture, pianos, motor
cycles, automobiles, diamonds, etc., st
I PORTLAND LOAN COM PA
I 811 Dekum EldrT.
I DIAMONDS bougnt and toid. Main 639s
LOANS WANTEI1
o
WANT
years.
$1000
tlOOO frnm nrlvnt nartv
looo. Aaaress owner. Y-942,
!ty of $3000,
I JnornaV
WANTED $800. $1000 and U10. (i'iT
on suburban residences,' orivate
parties, no commission. Call S let ten
or ,Mawternon. Main 3617. A-7840.
FINANCIAL
51
1st and 2d mortgages purchased; slso
sellers' Interest In contracts. Or. and
Wash. H. K. Noble. Lumbermens bldg.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES PUR
CHASED, INOTTIRB $11 Dekum bid.
HELP WANTED MALE
BARBER, steady position for right
man; marrieq rreierreq. tjoroett bldg.
;VIPJLO . MttNT department Li., o
I WANTED men to cut cordwooVl."' in-
Second U a. - -r-.. , :,
HEL1 WANTED MALE
(Ooatlnned) ,
WANTK1K
KOLIHIT )I!S
women and men. exclusive twlter-
les all over Oregon and Washington,
n easily maxe sio io l per nay.
Kail a n ll-lll r"n It n .o CA1 t a i 1 .
ay Kxchange bids., Portland. Of.
piano In out of town theatrs: no ot-
lect ons to nonunion man. U-87 8.
Journal. , fe'j
SPECIALTY salesmen wnted..Cil
Nortnwe.t hM,t
Northwest bldgi
'ittmii.n',; j i. -1
iumumiiTi saieBnien lur etijr worn.
Q. -,,.,. aa.. .nd .xr,;rtencp.
gfTT commission. L-964, Journal
rr"'V, ,
. once. 1016 E. 21st St. N. Wood-
llwn a71.
BOYS wanted to work in candy -fac-
tory. Apply Henry noli oc - Hon,
1-93 Union ave.
nELP WANTED SUSCL 4 0
T. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILB'sCHOOL
Day and night classes; training in
repairing, driving and machine work.
Including forge, lathe, shaper. . drill
press, eto.; time unlimited. Secure
pass at Educational office Y, M. C. A.
bldir.. to inspect our shops and meth
ods, SWZf arU,Ayjrll.
tion fee Includes MEMBERSHIP IN V.
ajl m x.v imiiiv.i c-js
m. v, j. urn urn 4riAiii.Hi
Instructions, 10c Address Theodore
L. Llnd, Vancouver, Wash.
OREGON' All-rO flCHOOU v j
429-431 BELMONT ST. j
Your work helps pay tuition.' Stu-'
oenis earn hoard.
room.
$76 MONTH. Government lobs Men.
women wanted. List of position
free. Franklin Institute. Dent. 149-0.
Rochester. N. Y. .-.
VV ANTtU Names
men, wisntnx to
wishtns
become Portland mull carrier Com1
arriere im i
menr- 167 month.
OX-93I. Journsl.
UNf'Al.i.KI) for tailor m-.de suits, $6 60
un. Tnvlor the Tailor 28V. BnfiiW.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
WHITE SALMON strawberry picking '
season opens up .way i, a. isrpi;
number of pickers and packers wanted.
Should have your own camping outfit.
Apply to Fruit Growers' union. White
Pslmon. Wash. ' -
EXPERIENCED blller who thoroagh.y
understands Reminston machine with
Wahl adding attachment. Answer, X-.
687, Journal. y (
WANTED Nurse to care for children i
and help with second work. Phone?
XTni., 97ifl mftrnln Tm K.tVtf-a Tfl i
WANTED An elderly lady to d
chamber work for nuBbana'g and
sulfa hoard and room. 621 Savjer st.
UK LP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 1 g?
MOLER BARBER COLLKtK r
wants men and women to learn the
trade; paid while learning; tools free;
positions secured; summer rates; writs
for catalogue. 43 N. 2d st. ' .
WANTED, competent and resDonslbl
person to take charge .rooming
house, 24 rooms, Astoria, Stats
wages D. TT. Welch, Astoria. Or.
MOHLER Barber school wants mea
and women to learn barber trade
free In 8 weeks. Positions secured, Psy
while lenrnlntr 38 N. 2d st.
OREGON BARBER COLLEGE 1-Meu
and women to learn barber trade
free. 283 Madison at.
XV ANTKIIW Mi KNTS
i:
WANTED A Rums in all sections for
i .. our full assortment of clean, relia-
ble nursery stock: demand Is Inereas
1 lng. Attractive terms." OREGON
N, r,o,vny POMPINV
Orenco, Or.
.....
Bnl.KMIVlHB W 4 MT IV. n
For full line of goods that will sell;
100 profit; make $3 to $6 per day;
ladles or gentlemen. Commercial Brok
era.ro Co., 468 Hawthorne v.
GOOD live hustlors; an easy selliAtJ
-proposition; liberal commission;
oulok sales'. 80 Grand sve.
AGENT to sell tube 'extract and toilet
articles. Call at 602 F 8th fl.
SITUATIONS MALU
ENERGETIC married man wishes of
flee position; experienced cashier,
bookkeeper, credits and general office
work: A-l references furnished.: F-
989, Journal. '
PAINTING and papering, kalsominlng
$1.60 a room and up; work, guaran
leed. 897 E. 84th sC -
COMPETENT
SilOD
mac La nice
and
chauffeurs
Auto school.
chauffeurs furnished by Y
M. C. A.
Main 7065, A-6E6L .
ContractorPinV.
cement work. S. R. Klnsre
plumbing,
brick - and
stery. Mar. 4688.
CARPENTER work, tinting with Mure-
Pf,jj f 421.
00: repairs cneap now. Manny.
PAINTING,
good work.
naperhanglng.
tinting.
86
t Mallory ave. Wooo-
lawn 10. f
BOY 16 years old wants chaneV to
learn hardware and agricultural , jm-
nlement business. S-089. Journal.
WALL tinting, work second to none,
prices low as anyone, war, ins.
SITU AT1C )N SF1M ALK4
REFINED woman will exchangs Ugnt
employment for good horns and
small. compensation; In or out oX city.
M-963, Journal. '
MIDDLE aged lady wanta housekeep
ing. Take Montavilla car, 2. 13, 79th
ft. Portlsnd. ' :
COMPETENT youns woman, off'.cs v
perience, wishes work temporary of.
permanent. N-753, Journal. ' " .
LACE curtains laundered 1 2 y-ra' sx
perience. Tabor 6933. Mrs. Scott.
LADY will do good work day or hour.
Call O. Main 3767. - - ' ;
CURTAINS liand laundered. first
class work. Sell.' 232. : .
COLORED woman wants day worts. .JS.
7704. '
WANTED Work of any kind by ths
hour. Sellwood 668.
DRKSSMAKINQ
40
FIRST CLASS dressmaking, reason
able prices. SeUwood 2869. $70 E.
iMh st.
TAIIXRING Party gowns, altera
tions. 489 Montgomery. Main 7434,
NURSES
60
COMPETENT and efficient nurse, kind
and capable of handling any case
Phone Tabor 6427. .
EXPERIENCED nurse wants case at
dnce- will do light housework in ad
dition. Marshall 49z.
INVALIDS private home, sleeping;
porch, trained nurse, city references.)
Tabor 2213. . - : '
NURSE with training, mental cases
preferred. Tabor 4767. j
FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNISHED rooiT.s for young men In
all parts of the cf.y. also in T. M. C
A. bidg especially d'jslrabls daring th
summer; tire-proof, telephone In each,
room shower baths, $1.76 to $4.75 per
week, including full association, mem
bership privileges, gymnasium, swim-
' wins poo. na.u-iJu tvuri, u uuui;
Bhon. Main 7365 A-6661. -
J t .IN I '
26TH AND WASHINGTON STS.
Strictly modern, light, cool rooms.
$2 in 14 ner week: private baths.-
BACHELOR S HOTEL . . -t
Everything new and up to dat,
For men only.
Tenth and Washington. . Main. 631.
HOTEL (SiSSMteEVod.
erny fireproof, respectable. $3 .wek up.
TiB BEVERLY ;lean, homelike, fur
nisbed rooms, reasonable, -centrally
located. 185 Park-Yamhill. ' '
H.60 WEHK up, clean,-warm, modern
fur. ftni.i central. The King, $99 Jf.
ROYCREST, 176 12th. suites and sin
gle j-l XL. rooms; use oi piano.;
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