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THE OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, - PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1918.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION -
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. MIJI ILIIlL 1 1 III Ul I MM
. UIULHLU . IU DLU1I1 j
! COlOfAIN SUIT
would remember that It ever had eeft
written. .. - .
i "Let us remember that our duty is
not to use a word unless we mean it.
Don t use an abstract word unless you
are ready to apply it to concrete
action." I
Property Is Needed for the
Use of the Holman and
; Eliot Schools,
VALUES ARE DISPUTED
Owners End Board Unable to Get To.
fetber on Price for Parcel
Wanted; Offers Refused.
Condemnation proceedings were 'or
dered begun today by the board of edu
cation to secure property needed for
the relief, of the Holman and Eliot
schools. TLe proper y owners h'ive re
cused to Bell their property on the
Colonel Roosevelt dissected, flayed i
and excoriated the hyphenated Ameri
can, in a city having the second larg- I
est German-American population In the
United States. The former president
has seldom been so vitriolic as he was
In denouncing the moral treason of
hyphenates. He spoke at a luncheon
of the City club.
The German-American alliance came j
In for a larger share of the colonel's
wrath. He held this organization and
Its branches to be composed of people
"disloyal" to the L'nlted States and
"unfit for citizenship." He made a
powerful appeal for "America for
Americans," while lauding In glowing
terms the patriotism of immigrants
who came to America and as citizens
here proved fealty to the Stars and
Stripes by deeds of heroism and pub
lic service.
; Por Straight Americanism.
I "Here In St. Louis I wish to speak
briefly on the subject of Americanism."
the colonel began. "1 stand for straight
; Americanism, unconditioned and un
qualified, and 1 stand against every
form of hyphenated Americanism. I do
not speak of the hyphen when It is em
ployed as a mere matter of convenience
boala of valuation fixed by ti e ap- although personally 1 like to avoid its
Ipralsal committee of the realty board, use even in such a manner. I speak
and have made counter offer which , of and Condemn its use whenever it
the trustee refuse to accept. represents an effort to form political
For additional playgrounds f ir the parties along racial lines, or to bring
Holman school the board deM-ca 20J , pressure to bear on parties and poli-
Lby 170 feet fronting on Bancroft av- j ticinns, not for American purposes, but
lenue and Kelly streets, directly east . in the interest of some group or voter.;
lof. the Holman school. The owner, of a certain national origin, or of the
Rachel L. Hay, offered the pripetty country they or their fathers came
loriginally for $16,000. The board of
fered to puichase & $9000, the ".al na
tion fixed by the realty hoard. Mls.
Ray came back with a counter offer
ftf . Ill, Out) which the board refutes to
I accept.
;Por the relief of thie Eliot school, the
board of education was negotiating
trlth Mm. Montgomery for the purchase
( five lots. No purchase-price option
ras originally given. The realty board
sad the valuation $15,000. The board
from. Americanism is not a matter of
'creed, birthplace or national descent of
; the soul and of the spirit." j
America for Americans. i
i The closing paragraph of his address '
I asserted : '
"The salvation of our people lies in ;
t having a nationalized and unified j
America, ready for the tasks of both j
war and peace. I appeal to all our j
' citizens no matter from what land
Iheir forefathers came, to shun with ,
ffered to purchase at this figure. Mrs. i Brorn and contempt the sinister in-
blontgomery came back with an offer trlgue and mischief ' makers who would
aeil lour or tne lots for 330. ooo. neck to develop them along lines or 1
The board refused to entertain this creed, of birthplace, or of national
proposition. Later Mrs. Montgomery . origin, I lask them to remember that
ame , 'jack With an of fer of the five lots there H but one safe motto for ill
for $27,600. This latest offer has also America, no matter whether they were
been refused. 1 born here or abroad; no matter from
According to R. H. Thomas, school ' what land their ancestors came; agl
:lerlc, the board 'of education Is icly
ng on the valuations miide by the
ealty hoard appraisal committee as
Lelng both fair to the owner and city.
blood and of such uncompromising
Americanism that every good Ameri
can could follow them with whole
hearted loyalty.
"I hold It an outrage and a violation
of every principle of true America
ism to discriminate against a man be
cause Of the land from which he or
hi parents came, or because of his
creed. But I hold tt no less an out
rage for him to act In our domestic
politics not a an American but as a".
American who has some un-American
Interest to serve from a foreign coun
try. The man who thus acts Is the
hyphenated American."
Moral Treason Charged.
! Discussing the German-American Al
liance and its aims and published
statements, particularly the Pennsyl
vania, branch and its warninc that
leaders of national conventions be
warned thy must deal with the Ger-man-Amer
i an vote, the coloi.-.l as
serted: "Such a . tatement represents .norai
treason to ihe republic. The program
. on which it (the alliance) wishes
' American citizens to vote ie one af
! fecting Germany and only Gernuny. 1
' do not in the least object to it D .-cause
i It denounces me. It has denounced
Mr. Wilson almost as often and a'most
as severely. One of its favorite forms
of denunciation includes Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Root and myself as equnlly op
pused in the interest of Germniy.
Alliance Is Anti-American.
"It Is moral treason to the i nited
States for -ry of its citizens to act and
to seek to attack their governmental
representatives without reference to
the interest of the United States, but
with refercrce to-the interests of some
foreign power. The German-American
alliance is in praclce an anti-American
alliance. . . . The men who f-o act
are dis'.oyal to he United States. If
France had subjugated Belgium 1
wiuld condemn he- just as strrngly
as I have condemned Germany.''
Such hyphenates, the colonel said,
"are not merely un-American; they are
anti-American to the core; and unfit
tj be citizen. "
Cites Mother's Offer.
Roosevelt said he did not believe
the alliance represented the view of
the great mass of Americans of Ger
man origin. He cited St. Louis' vast
contributions to the Union in soldiers
of German birth or parentage during
the Civil war as a splendid example
Oi Americanism. He said he under
stood the mother who Interrupted his
. - 1. - T ..!.. n C 1,-1 ,
she had two sons ready for her coun
try, was Mrs. M. B. Neuer. He said !
her husband was undoubtedly a Ger
man end her sons were Americans.
NEW TODAY
EDWARD
HOLMAN
CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS-
AMD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
THEBD AND SALMON STREETS.
MAin 507. A-1511.
FUXERAL- DIRECTORS
(Costumed)
Understaker, East 11th and Haw
thorne. E. 781, B-1888. Lady assistant.
ACREAGE
(Continued)
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
- East Side Funeral directors. 414
Alder St. Phone Kast o.'. B-ifi'ja.
Homesite Only $410
Fine grove of trees, good fishing
and bathing, city conveniences, good
auto road, electric cars, for 15 per
month. Can you beat it? Call at 600
Concord bldg. .
Dunning &McEntee
odern i n
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts
Broadway 430. A-45fx. Ladv assistant.
A.' D. Kenworthy Co. j
Tabor 52Si; i0i yd ot.. Lents. Tabor I
bs6; 6tth st. and roster road., Arleta.
4 ACRE ORCHARD $860
7 minutes' walk froni Sewall Station,
Oregon Electric, 1H miles this tide of
Hillsboro, orchard 5 years old, assorted
berries between rows. $200 down, bal
ance to suit. Biggest snap in Oregon.
Fred XV. German Co.. 7JX Cham of Cera.
EXCHANGE ItEA L ESTATE 24
(Oontinnea) ,
FOR SALE 75 H. P. sawmill in opera
tion, fully equipped, and 3 donkey
engines with 16 acres land and 10,
000,000 feet yeUrw fir on it; 15.C00.00O
feet adjoining can be bought tr 1 1
per 1000 stumpage. Iand when logged
off will make good dairy farm Ship
ping at present by rail and water, all
No. 2 and better; selling balance to
local trade. Will trade for city or
farm property. Krebs-Logus Co, 110
inth tt. (Pittock block).
LOANS WANTED
Mortgage for Sale
11200. 3-yr. mortgage. 8., A-l se
curity, insured; will discount 10;
Interest paid up months in advance,
Vuigley, 02 Wilcox bldg.
WANTED tlBOO to 12000 from prv
vat party on apartment building,;
good security. Address 205 E. 34th St.1
bldg. Phone Marshall 3997.
wanted $sooo loan.
to suit lender. L-19,
good
security
ournal.
Clauds
MlLLt.K & TKACL 1 , independent tu
neral directors. Prices low as $20,
140, t80. Wash, at Klla. M. L'6 1, A-78SS.
JiO.M'MEXTS
1 ft ROnVt Ki.nrtmentM with all fine
furniture and a lease, in one Of the I
I beat locations in the city, walking ois- ; wantk.I) tui n.i tiuau
0 ACRKS 8)0 tance. everything ud to date, with; r-oion.in nnrv hiiir
SI fare from Portland, close school. I aood heatins nlant: located on the '. . f , '
station; several tracts with running west side. Will sell at a bargain, for
water; S20 cash, balance easy. Claude cash, and might take erood bouse and:
Cole. 300 Henry bldg. I lot. Party Is going away. 1 have . iBt and 2d mortgages purchased; alee
something good; no una. write iui : sellers interest in contracts, (jr. ana
E. 50th st. is., or pnone iirwr b. i nun, n. rsonie, l.umnermens Diq.
call sunaay.
FINANCIAL
SLBIUHAN HOMES
79
MEETING NOTICES
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MASSALO
HASSALO LODGE NO.
15. 1. O. O. F. Mem
bers are requested to meet
at our hall tomorrow
(Thursday) at 8:30 sharp
to attend the funeral
our late brother, Thomas
H. Crawford. P. G. It. at rinley3
undertaking parlors. Interment at
Salem. GCST ANDERSON. NV G.
FREDERICK COZENS, Sec.
I.O.O.F
or
Serv H-(-s
I 1
A. & A. S. RITE 34tU
semi annual reunioc. Pro
gram for tomorrow: 3 a. m .
Candidates assemble for
registration; 10 a. ni., 4th,
!,th and 6th degrees; 2 p.
ni.. 9th degree: 3 p. m.. 14tn
p. m.. ir.tn aegree
degree; 8
Bv order Presiding Officer
-T inn Kfc-it UK meeting tnis
rf$2$? (Wednesday I -Lning,
ViyTv East Sixth and Alder sts.
(6JT7' Initiatory degree; also
election of officers. Visi
tors cordially invited.
W. W. TERRY, t-ec.
E A. SHARON, N (T
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 264-26C
4th St.. opp. city hall Main 8534.
Philip Neu Ar Sons, for memorials.
1 Acres river front homesite, west
side. Main 5910.
KOIi SALE FARMS
17
3B
bL Al 51 NCi'GW A N I T E'CCi
FX)U SALE HOUSES
61
Small Farm Snaps
Luby-Hargrove Realty Co.
Mrs. O. C. Etchison.
220 ACRES all in cultivation, fenced,
good buildings, good water aupply.
land lays good; no rock, on county
road; half a mile from school; close to
station; machinery, tools, stock, every
thing goes. Price ISZ.uuo. ciear irum
incumbrance. AVants city income, c.
C Roval. 413 McKay bldg.. .foriianu.
I 1 S a n 1, A 1 1 U VI .
The Oregon Home Builders
Will build to your own idus
on monthly terms that your n nt
money will care for
OLIVER K. JEFFERY.
President.
Marshall STlii, A-691.
Northwestern Bank Bldg.
SAMARITAN LODGE NO.
2. I. O. O. F. Regular
TC!?"i-i meetin Wednesday at 8 p.
mijptw. m at x 0 0 F temple. 226
Alder st. Election of officers. Visit
ors welcome.
R. OSVOLD. Sec.
W'M. LINKLATER. N. O.
Permits for Resiliences Inuel.
Permits for three residences, two to
est $4500 each and one $2."0), were s-
hued on Monday. Mrs. William Har-
lls, 1030 East Pacific street, will build
i two story rrame resilience at ivon
past Pacific Btreet and A. J. Brugger
Will build a house- of similar type at
3S Wisteria avenue. The t'rovnient
ruit company will build a 1 4 story
rame residence to cost $2o00 at lit)
haplain street.
that is the simple and loyal motto
America for Americans."
P.etween these two appeals the
cclonel ran the gamut of defamation
i on the one hnnd of hyphenates, of
1 whatever ancestry, and elO'tU'-nt
I eulogy, on the other, of men lik.- Jacob
Riis, Colotinl Caoethais, Major (Jeneral
lt.irry, Leonard Wood and scores of
others of foreign birth or parentage
who were real A merieans.
"If the American 1ms the right stuff
In him." he declared. "1 care not a snap
of my fingers whether he Is Jew or j The triple funeral services for Wil
Gentile, Cathoiic or I'rotestant. I care jiam L. Patterson, his wife, Mrs. Anna
not a snap of my fingers whether his I,. Patterson, and the daughter, Helen
ancestors c;une over in the Mayflower Louise, were held yesterday at the Fin
er whether he was born or his parents ley chapel and attended by representa-
Patterson Tragedy
Victim Are Buried
Triple Tuneral Services for William Ij.
' Patterson, Mrs. Anna Patterson, Kis
Wife and Helen, a Daughter.
' d
i
ren
KENTON Lodge No. 1 5, A.
F. & A, M. Stated com
munication tomorrow (.Thurs
d.y evening at 7:30 o'clock.
M M. deg.ee. Visiting breth-
welcomo. By order of the W M.
ROHT, KACH, fi-cy.
SI NNYS1DE LODGE A. F.
& A. M. Special communi
cation T h u r sday evening.
Work F. C. degree. Visitors
welcome. Order of VV. M.
E. M. LANCE. Sec.
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charms. .laeeer Bros., 1 3 1 -o 6th.
HISINKSS CARDS
W. G. Smith & Co, King
Third floor Morean Bide.
ana
ca ids.
New Building Is Planned.
The Robert Skeen Electric works,
ow at 404 Olisan street, are planning
build a one story salesroom and
yorkshop at' the northeast corner of
Klnth and Everett strets. It will he
brick construct ion. 100 bv 100 feet
Intensions. The estimated cost is
'jOOO.
St.
BuildinK Permits.
Ltnri .L. Walker Erect 1 ftory frame ?nr-
a.-71100 K. Morrlaion t.. betivpen K. .17ta
d 8Sth its.; builder. I. M. Walker. K.
I, R. BrelgbK,v Jlep"la. sUiry ortlnsrr
icQlne shop, fll trout st., between l'lne una
k Jti.; bulMer. II. Hlmcliberger Co., $t.V).
.U. . KoKPrB Kepair XVi Htory frame dwpll-
g, JI3 Scott ave.. between K. tun ami 1-..
d it.; builder. Enill It. Slill-r. 2:,0.
Spugele Kepatr 2 atory fnimo dw-'hlnp.
9-T51 KooseTelt Kt., between li'-M and 2;td
builder. Kmil K. Sillier. 1cni.
Joaephlue Harris Erect 2 story frame
'nine naiH I'npinc sr.. neiwecn ititiph
iaM ann Imperial ave.; builder, w. u. Ma- i interests ot
na, 4.'oo.
Joaephlne Harrla Krtet 1 story frame Knr-
IOto t'aciric at., neiwreu crerieF pin't-
d Imperial ave.; builder, w. II. SIutcds,
ProTldenee Trut Co.-F.rort 1 V? Btnry rrnmp
eUlUK. 170 tbanipiain drive. Arlluglon bu.;
Iltler. W. H. tSlaven.". $i)00.
L. A. Brougber Repair 1 story frame dwell-
1331 Delaware aye., between Hotmail and
tlaud blyd.; builder, C. C. Relsner. T:'0.
J. Henderaon Repair a atory rrame aweii
1207 Campbell at., between JeaMip and
1 lingi wort b aye.; builder. C. C. Reisrer,
a.
W. Hartford Repair 1 atnry frame dwe!l-
r 1080 BelUKint at., between r.. .iciu aui
87th ta.; builder, T. W. Coop. H0.
. B. Kanfmanu Erect 1 atoiy frame gar-
e, "Woo Thompann at., between t.. s.u aim
84tb ata. ; builder, same. fl.iO.
J. Brugger I.rect story rrame nwen
1398 Wlaterla aye., between K. blat and
C2d ata.; builder, same, $4hi.
Fneaa Kepatr .s aiury ordinary amre.
Morrison at., between 1st and id t.;
Ilder. Jolin Zwlck. 2in.
"red Oblander Kreet 1 atury rrame garatte.
9 Grand aye. N., between Wyitant and Al
ia Ha.; builder, name, .l.v
OOSEVELT ATTACKS
PRESIDENT WILSON IN
HIS ST. LOUIS SPEECH
(Continued From Page One)
were born in Germany, Ireland. France,
England, tjuandinavia, liussia, Italy or ,
any other country. (
Duty la to TTnlted State. j
"All I ask of the immigrant is that ;
he snail be ohysically and intellectual- !
ly fit, of sound character and eager in 1
good faith to become an American citi
zen. But unless the immigrant becomes
in good faith an American, and nothing
else, then he is out of place in this
country, and the sooner he leaves it the
better. We are fae to this country if
we rank ourselves as 'German-Americans,
or English-Americans," or
'French-Americans' Our duty Is to
the L'nlted States. This duty s.hould
constrain us, in the first place, to treat
the other nations primarily according
to the way such treatment serves
American Interests; and, in the second
place, so far as possible to treat other
nations in such manner as serves the
mankind at larse. . .
Friendly to All National.
"We should be friendly to all nations,
and in any crisis we should Judge each
nation by its conduct in that
crisis.
"The effort to keep our citizenship
divided against itself by the use of the
hyphen and along the lines of na
tional origin is certain to breed -i spirit
of bitterness and prejudice and dislike
between great bodies of our citizens.
"What I have been striving for a
year and three-quarters to do is to
protest against the upgrowth of this
utterly un-American spirit, to ptotest
against tile upgrowth of a spirit whicn
means, If successful. d;vision and Im
ootence in cur national life, the break
ing up of cur unity as a nation, the
severance of our citizenship along the
bitter lines of oid world antipa'.liy.
Become Men Without Country.
"If either the American of F.nglls i
descent or the American of German
descent tries to remain with a dual
allegiance, with a divided citizei.ship,
he merely ceases to be an American
without thereby becoming a German or
an EnglishTan or anything else. He
becomes a man without a country who
has forfeited the right to be stirred by
the feeling of pStriotlc devotion to
nnv- lane! or tr hav a special and re-
culiar kinship with any people. The I
American b:rthright is the birthright
of all of us- and It is a shame and a
tives or the tipanisn American
veterans and the Elks, of which Mr.
Patterson was a member. The inter
ment was In Riverview cemetery. The
tragedy of their deaths occurred last
Friday at Salem.
UKlitfS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark at.
litiil Statistics
l.larriages.Birtbs. Deaths.
flub Honors Retiring Member.
The Portland Transportation club
bade formal farewell at noon today to
its retiring treasurer, E. W. Mosher,
who leaves tonight for Seattle to be
come city passenger agent for the
Pennsylvania railway system. Mr.
Mosher was presented with a silk um
brella as token of his going.
BUNGALOW A.I AI'TO, Jl'io
ROSE CITY CAR.
Will sacrifice my JJ.tiD modern
home, sleeping porch, fireplace, dec.
fixtures, shades, laundry, lot 41xlli.
cement walks paid, hit block to vnr, for
$1600. AutOj 5-pass., good condition,
new tires, $2o0. Called east at once; to
person meaning Inismtss :.'0 . as...
ItdiO in a yrs., no trades. Owner, Taoor
i U 4 V.
100 FEET square, with alley, imp.
sidewalks and a few fruit trees;
cor. lot; go. 1 business and residence
district; located in Walnut Park;
block from Williams ave. car. Will
sell this lot at a bargain for cash, or
will take good acres. Write 401 E.
50th st. N. or phone Tabor 6805. Mrs.
G. C. Etchison.
We certainly have some bargains in
; smaii improveu farms.
5 ACRES FOR $1450
i This place is worth J3000. but above
price takes it: 5 acres, all cleared, 2
teres strawberries. 100 bearing fruit
tues. and all kinds small Iruits, 5
i loom house, hot and cold water, bath.
I i nrn. chicken houses and runs for 30"
( t l ickeiiR, sras engine, tank. etc. One
lof the prettiest little farm homes you
! ever saw. Price only $1450. $700
i down, bal. 6'. Located in Washing'
ton. 1 mile from good town on main
line Northern pacific.
TRADE or bale, la acres tine -jnu; o
in cultivation, rest in pasture, nun,
berries, water, wood, lew house, barn.
tllltAcuo, w aitiii. ' ' .
from boat; 3 from raiiroau. wan t
acre outside rortianu aim Bum ....
Owner, N-aS3, Journal. . .
3S3 ACRES grain, fruit, or dairy farm.
4 miles from Albany, spring waiei
piped to buildings; want smaller farm,
cash. Income in Salem or Portland,
good terms on balance, caivo Hi
lars in first letter. No agents. R. b.
V. Q-2, Box 135, Albany, or.
nvAliTlVt'l. room bungalow, with
CHATTEL MORTOAtibH 'Way
PHASRO INOtMHR 11 Dehum Md. '
HKLI WAXTKI- MALK 1
WANTED Bright young men be
tween 17 and 18 Years of act to
learn the hardware business blglt
school graduates preferred: muet live :
with parents; chance for advancement.
Apply 10 o'clock Thursday a. m.
Ilnneyman Hardware Co., 4th at Alder,
DO you want a position for life, wltn .
tt,g pay. ehort hour and aure ad.
ancenient? Then work for Uncle 8am
My free illustrated book DK8I8 tella
how to get an appointment. Earl Hop
kins, Washington. 1). C. :
WANTED 6 salesmen to sell a lOo
candy specialty to the consumer;
must be neat appearing and huatlera; .
no others need apply. Call at 187 Mi
1st. Room 3.
Alameda Park
l. modern 7 room hbme, just j 1,. 0 if v
fine garage, everthin ; e b v
. all street improvements U8', , e
Beautiful,
completed,
first class.
paid; price $oi50; good
57 Mason St.. near end
car. Owner. Fast 535.
terms given,
of Broadway
i 8 ACRES 7 MILES OUT.
I Price J22i'0. located Just 7 milt
I from courthouse in Portland. 8 acre.
7 acres cultivated, fine soil, beautiful
I trout stream, 5 room house, good barn
! and outbuildincs. Price $2200. with
lots of personal property.
I 5 ACRES 5 MILES OUT.
I Price $15on. $4'Hi cash. bal. 6. This
; is a beautiful tract of land, all lit j
crop. 3 room house, located Just 6
! miles from citv limits. Price for this I
15 acres land there 1b no better land
! near Portland) is only $1500.
8V ACRES GRESHAM
Price 11750 1500 down. bal. 6'i-. Lo
cated on Section Line road. Just 1H
miles from Gresham and is ther prettl-
aiaM view tract nut that way; V. acres
fleareii hearine orchard. Frlce Only
ou want a small iarm aee
ve the bargains.
Uunlno tiArrh rnmnlntelv f unefched ".
worth $1400; will trade my equity tor
good light touring car. House ,l,0:'&le'
in best part of St. Johns. T. J. Holland
& Co., 436 Pittock blk. Phone Rdwy. 1.
BUNGALOW for land; might assume.
Henry Strader. R. 2. MilwauKie.
'ATlbia: A L KST ATK t
WE WILL tjL'LL
OR LOAN MONEY DN YOUR LOT.
J. C. CORBIN CO., 1,1 w I a pui'vj,
WANTED 2 young
passenger trains
cash bond required.
N. fith st.
men to work on .
as news agents.
Apply at 169i
WANTED 2 first
glaziers. Central
Co. 481 Gllsan
class nonunion
Door & Lumber
EMPLOYMENT department Y.
A. Servlc flee to members
ANTKD- A-l
52 .Touriinl
acetylene welder. Y-
H ELI' WA.VIKU MISC.
41)
ROOMING HOUSES
53
Luby-Hargrove Realty Co,
WILLAMETTE BOULEVARD.
$750 buys corner lot and 3 room cot
tage, plastered. corner of Concord.
This property in ordinary times should ,
bring 1500; terms V cash. Pnoto at
office of t red w. German Co..
Chamber of Commerce.
( Successors
122 N, 6th St.
to
Hargrove & Sons.)
Broadway 4S81.
SACRIFICE SALE.
1C0 acres, about 5T acres under cul
tivation, 2."i acres more easily cleared.
-. good ti room house large barn, stone
: dairv machine shed, feed room, cnica
- ' en house, etc., dandy orchard, fine
a nrlng wjjter ninert to house. fillO
trout stream, fenced and cross fenced,
included 9 cows, several head of yountr
stock, calves, hogs, horses, all man
$15D down and $25 per month buys
new modern 5 room cottage, shadj
trees, beautiful lot. North Piedmont
district; price $235o. Don't fail to see
l.iis. Main 1743. The Brong Co.. 267 13 I c farm ma. hinerv etc.. telephone
-'ak st. j in house, R. F D. mail. Mi mile from
BARGAIN. 'school, 3 miles from cheese factory
$200 cash. $2U per month, including ! and country town. 5 miles from street
Interest buys 5 room new bungalow car, and 13 miles from Vancouver,
with built-in features. 1 block from Price only $8000, $5000 cash, balance
24 Rooms, $200
Cheap rent in heart of wean, feiae
business district. All on one iioor,
am leaving city and must sell; worth
$tu0. See this at once, reteis, i
Gth st.
Close in Snap
1R H. K rooms, rent $J5; worth
$900, for quick sale, $250.
EE HALL. 512-13 ranama mug.
FOR sale, a 10-rooru rooiiiing-iiouse.
n.all f)irnich(l Tllllwt llf SClll tlllS 1
week- only reasonable offer taken by
owner. 305n 3d st.
32 ROOMS, $750, TERMS. i
Modern down town money maKer,
always sold lor $30uu. 5"2 Couch bldg.
FURNITURE S room house, $5.1 gives
possession; terms Rent i..ju, goou
location. Ma'Miall 2i3
BV owner, i rooms lurnislied for
housekeeping, cash anu ieni.
Jefferson st.. near 11th.
Y. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Day and night classes; training in'
repairing, driving and machine work.
Including forge, lathe, shape r. drill
press, etc; time unlimited. feoure -pass
at Educational office T. M. C. A.
bldg.. to lnapect our ahope and math
ods. COMPETENT CHAUFFEUR
AND MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tul
tlon fee Includes MEMBERSHIP IN 1.
M. C. A. and Ita EMPLOYMENT DK
PARTMENT. uae of 80-ft awlmmln
pool, whower hut ha, gymnaalnni, etr
$76 MONTH. Uovarnmeni loba Man,
women wanted. Llat of poitlon"
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 4-0.
-.Icirhetter N. Y.
.A.ka.y Auiuea 010, WIKiBC t
become Poi Hand irmil carrior Cum
nierre 17 montti oy.eas. Journal.
school
CREGON AUTO SCHOOL, the
t.f practical experience; special
summer rates. 42W-31 Belmont at.
UNCALLED lor tailor m .a aur.s,
H?. Taylor ' he Tailor 2MU.Hii-.mK,
UK LI UANTKI) FKMALK 2
car.
.1.
C. CORBIN CO.. LEWIS RLTG.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
ROSS At tbe residence ot hl daughter, Mrs.
A. W. Vincent, at St, Johns. Nelson F. ru.
hi his 86th year. A idiy and seyeo childroj
nurviye him. Funeral Friday, 1 p. m., at
Chambers Compauja chapel, Killlnsrsworth
avenue and Kerl street, under the auspices of
the (i. A. R, ermeut Uali cemetery. Trout
dale.
Carpenter Has Two
Bank Accounts and
Still Has to Work
BENJAMIN In this city. May SO. at her lite
j rosiileiue, BHOfl Fifty-fifth avenue S. F...
Mary Ann Benjamin, aged ttti years. The
I funeral services will be held Friday, June 2,
al lo o'clock a. m.. at the residence establish
1 n ent of J. I'. Flnley &. S.n. Montgomery at
i Fifth. Friends inyited. Seryicea at the grave
private.
it application of the principle should
v impelled tne united statea to m-
hvena for Belgium.
TXnol Um Has One MeiJ.
fotl'-eannot take this position and I disgrace for any man to barter it for
otT when some concrete fact arises 80 poor a mess of pottage as Is lm-
that our duty is to be neutral in ( plied in that kind of hyphenated clti-
rd and thought, said Roosevelt , zenship which means that the Individ
J. Sperry, carpenter, better
known down Linnton way as
"Jerry" cava he has two bank
.accounts that he wants to keep
active at all times. The first
is his stomach, the second his
tool box.
As the former draws on the
latter for its supplies, Jerry
has to work, like a lot of us.
Vnlike many of us, however, he
likes his trade and delights In
spending his days with ham
mer and eaw making dead lum
ber Into articles of use.
But things weren't the best
in the world for the carpenter
a short time ago. Tills was
abouf the time that spring
flowers were led to believe
that spring had come when It
hadn't.
Rut their presence gave
Sperry an idea. He would
make flower and window boxes
and other garden things!
fte didn't know who wanted
them but Journal want ads
found the people who needed
what he could make, and
Sperry thus created a market
for his own labor.
HAVII.L At the residence of his son, George
I'.avill. WIOj Forty-third avenuue, S. E., May
0. Alexander H. IJavill, aged 60 years. Fu
neral notice later. Remains are at the funeral
pi.rlors of A. I. Kenworthy & 5S02-04
Ninety-second street, S. K., In Lents.
WILSON In this city. May 31. at the resl
denie of his Bister, Mrs. S. S. Ulllesple, 5:14
Morrison street. Wilbur F. Wilson, aged Hxi
years. The remains are at the residence es
tablishment of J. I. Flnley & Son. Montgom
; ery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter.
, SWEENY In this city. May SO, Charles
Sweeny, aged Hi years. The remains will
i be forwarded this ( Wednesday ) evening by J.
. 1'. Finley, ic Su. to Spokane. Wash.. wh?re
serrh-ps will be htkl Friday. June 1'. at 9:30
! o'cloa-k a. m.
1 FRKWING The funeral services of the late
Mary S. KTewiTig will be lield Thurxil.ty,
June 1. ut 1 o'clock p. m.. at the resilience
' establishment of J. I'. Flnley & Son. Montgom
ery at Fifth. Friends invited, -iuttrrueut at
I C rescent cemetery. Tlgard, Oregon.
i LITTLE At tbe family residence, 437 Mar-
gr.erette avenue. May 30. John Edwr-rd
1 Little, age t5 years 5 months lo days. Fu-
neral services will be held Thursday, June 1,
at 2:30 p. m.. at the above residence. Inter
ment nose city cemetery.
U.VK acres, xi mile trom Pacific uni
versity, f orest Grove, 6 kinds small
fruits, apples, potato, crop in. 4 room
house, well water, chicken and wood
houses, price $lu00, $400 cash, 7
terms. Tabor r.sJl.
WHY NOT BUILD.
And get a home according to your
Ideals? I design, build and finance
any building; artistic sketches freo.
See me before you build. Js. O. Kk
lund, 313 Henry bldg. Main 5S12.
tf. This is an exceDtlonal bargain,
as it sold a fe'.' years ago at $15,00n.
An ideal rtalrv and stock ranch. Must
be sold at once. No trades considered.
1 HUMfBUIN ltt aw Ail.
612 Main. St.. Vancouver,
Wash.
SAWMILL foremen attention; torced
saie, i room nome, new, every -ruin-in j v. German
coo v cmei n c, idtc iuu, iiupi u v e.-ne n lh
paiu, coat f iouu, sen ap-juuu, iu nace,
sleeping porch. West side, handy to
south end mills. Kvenings, Mar. I 7 6 1 .
ALL FOR J900.
80 acres in Clarke county. "Wash.,
S miles from Yacolt; 4 room house,
i.aat-n 9 i v 4 ft Ot sitm cleared. 400.000
tt timber, plenty of springs and
creeks; good team and wagon, plow,
harrow, cultivators and saws aBd all
kinds of other small tools, some chick
ens; all household goods. You will
have to hurry to get this one. red
Co, 3J cnam. or com.
lU JSIXES8 Ot'ltMO ll NIT IKS ao
FIRST-CLASS confectionery in good
county seal town, ciuarumco is,"""
paving business. Take auto as pan
pay. Have many other good store In
the city and country towns, some real
bargains. Come in and talk it over.
Neal Brown. 209 ranama rung.
Great Bargain
1 AM
About 15 young salesladies
rrtm, irncprv and delicatessen.
living rooms; rent J2o; elost in, worm
$1200 for J560; ISOo will handle.
SHE HAhh, 0 1Z-IA t-anatiia i'iu. i , . I n r i ' l L
us anor ine l L-aiuiena, iu uo
6 ROOM house, modern, on paved St.,
no Incumbrance; for farm inside 60
miles Portland; not over $3000. own
er, J-S01, Journal.
HALF acre and b
bungalow only JSOO.
A dandy buy. Call
bldg.
room plastered
terms like rent, i
at 600 Concord
$50 CASH. 515 MONTHLY.
7 room plastered bungalow, St. Johns
line. JltiOO. A real snap. Fred VV.
iJerman Co.. S2 t'hanv of Com.
BLOCK north Sand..' blvd., 643 E. 68tn
st. N. It's a different burgaiow.
Price and terms ar? tight. Own- r.
HOW much tor $1000 equity. 100x100
lot. 5 room house and barn? L-314,
Journal.
$llu0 equity :n $J000 6 room cottage,,
corner lot, 50x100, for $700. 13i K.
Stark. Phone Tabor 61X3
FOH SALK LOTS
16
vir.i n DAIRY RANCH.
168 acres, close to Newberg. on Co.
mart and Willamette river; 130 acres
in wheat and oats. 20 acres timber.
al hrosh: no belter soil: fair build-
ine's and fences; price for quick aate.
$9ti per acre; $5000 cash. bal. b.
Goddard & Wledrick. 243 Stark st.
1 1 . 1 . sell mv 5Vi acres with com-
rilpte dairv. 11 cows and bull, all
:hmniin tested horses and wagon;
also the milk route. 4 miles from
courthouse; will consider some trade.
Marshall fS92 or M-98H. Journal.
volt SALE On easy terms at C, a
selection of anv part of 4000 acres
alfalfa land, located In the government
l matiiia irrieation project near iter-
mi.mn Prices J4 to 150 per acre. Urna-
lill'a Karm Land Co.. Ill 3d st. M. 331.
120 Acres, $840
Close to Portland, near electric sta
tion : $340 cash. bal. 6 years, 6 per
cer.t. Claude Cole. 300 Henry bldg.
TWO 100 acre farms for Bale in Polk
county. One Improved, the other not.
Near town and high scnooi. fine tana.
Tn settle estate. rite to VV. 1 walk
er, josepn, wr.
niiTKT. in Vancouver. Wash
month rent: 4 1 rooms, oai iiy im-
nished; bargain if taken at once: near
laige cannery just starting. Geo. 'A le-ie.
Vancouver. Wash
Grocery Store Snap
The bet buy in Portland, invoice
11000. S600 takes it. Tills Is a snap.
See my agjpjtt2ii2 Wilcox bldg,
WAS $2000. NOW $450.
Lots 13. 14, block 2. Ridgemont. one
or tne prettiest residence districts m -rTA TiTT a r j.ffiirAn
Portland; owner is going east and 6Q Acre W heat f amil)! DLU
im.nthiv FreH w. Oerman iv T.f i 80 acres in wheat, near Condon,
10 YOU WANT A BUSlNiSSaf
to retire, will sell cheap; only con
fectionery in good valley town; lane
clear property and balance as made
from business, t -ins, journal.
STORE FOR $226 SNAP
Groc, confect'y, ice cream,- etc.- S
living roortb; rent 10: large faraen
In; chickens: all goes for $225. Hurry!
Coddard, 502 Couch bldg.
FOR SALE -Good blacksmith's shop
with tools; first class location; first
class place for auto repairs; going to
quit business. 01S Doater road, a. t...
Portland. Or.
BEST STORE IN PORTLAND 1800.
Invoices $l500; rent $20; clears right
now $160, month above expenses, wait
ing room. Goddard. 502 Couch '.dg.
RESTAURANT averaging $20 per day;
must tie soia mis ween,
sons; my price win surprise you. iw
Grand ave.
opened on or about June 7.
Corner Alder and 6th sts,
THOROUGHLY ex parienced millinery
saleslady with long experience. Per
manent position to right party. Hof(
man Millinery Co., 3H7 Morrlwon at.
GIRL about 14 or 16 to stay with lady
for company and help care for baby,"
for good home and carefare. 13S0
Corbet t St., Fulton car.
housework!
GIRL wanted for general
fi4 E. H road ways
GIRL
605
wanted for
K. 4Mb st. N.
light huusettork.
Cham, of Co m .
! CLAYTON In this city, May 31, at the res
idence of Mrs. C- L. Ross, 191 Curry street,
i May Clayton, age.l 5o years, late of I'oratcllo,
Idaho. The remains are at the residence es
, tablishmetit of J. 1'. Finley & Son, Moutgom
i ery at Fifth.
QL'AIb The funeral services of the late
Thomas yurdd win be held Thursday, June
1, st 10 o'clock a. m.. at the residence
tabllshment of J. P. Flnley & Son, Montgom
ery at Fifth. Friends Invited.
(t v- "i is
ArfTIONS
Incle 8am has Just one friend, and
it lit Uncle Sam."
rha,' colonel wtu wildly cheered
foughout. Crowds Jammed the Plan
s' hotel, and Ue was forced to stop
say a few words of greeting. He
neeta to cpeak also at the Mercantile
ll City cluba.
IJespite his sweltering experience In
Insaa City, he was In fine fettle.
Is bed crowds at the railroad station
re yelled a greeting.
lis was taken to the Planters' hotel.
lere S00 had assembled for a formal
IeakfaaC Roosevelt received a
sine welcome.
,3PigTttLnl for Principles.
I've come because I wish to speak
two cardinal points for the people's
lalon," Said the colonel in response
insistent demands for a speech.
ual tries lo be a halfway citizen of
two lands nr.d forfeits the light to be
a whole clt zen of any land."
Foreigners Help Ration,
Colonel Roosevelt went on to recite
a number with whom he had been isso
ciated with in public life or who aided
in building the republic who were of
foreign stock a man by birth a
Swede, who the colonel said, had done
more than anyone else to aid the navy
lately, his scientific assistant on the
African trip, a German-American by
birth; friends whose strains were of i
Czech, Rohemian. German, French and j
other bloods. In his cabinet he said ,
there was a descendant of one of
1'luecher's colonels; at his side1 one of ;
Napoleon's descendants. One other '
member had been born in Germany, j
another in Scotland. He referred to ,
AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW AT RESIDENCE. 486
TENTH BTEXET,
Piano, furniture, etc.. for K. M. Ceder
berg. SALE AT 10 O ClaOCX.
ON FRIDAY
AT TSE DEIaOVAGE KESITJEirCE,
744 HOYT STREET
Furniture. Carpets, etc. Sale at
10 A. M.
GEO. BAKES & CO., Auctioneers.
NEW TODAY
CLARKK BROS., florists, ;s7 Morrison
st. Main cr A-lsoo. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
MARTIN & r'ORKES CO., florists, 347
Wash. Main 269, A-l 269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
MAIN 6116; wreaths, pillows, $3 uj.
Sprays $1 up. Chapells, 347 Morrison
TONSETH FLORAL CO., Wash.,
bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A-l 102.
OSCAR JOHNSON
Gllsan st. Mar.
FLORAL CO.,
4372. A-1464.
MA X M. SMITH, florist. 1 4 1 6th wt.
FUAERAli DIRECTORS
6
os points are Americanism and pre- i General Goethals and Admirals Waln-
edneas. What I say this morning 1 wright and Schroeder and to his own
preparedness won't touch politics, J doorkeepi-r, while president, a man by
t of all with anything connected ; birth a oerman.
ll myself. I am fighting for prln- Could Man XT. 8. with Germans.
ea, and 1 will fight for them wher-j -it would be possible." he added, "to
r-taey are iounu in any party or man our entire administration troin
Individuals. president down with men of German
When, I say I am against hyphen-
J maan it. x am no more ltjngnsn
ericab than German-American. 1
ild be just as much against an
fllsh-Alnerlcan alliance as against
German-American alliance. They
botn anti-American. Whatever de
ls I may nave, I don't pussyfoot.
lyou wanted to express my connec-
with . any old world land, you
uld nave to use seven hyphens.
Wnst Mean What We Bay.
ha . chairman. In Introducing me.
k of the Declaration of Independ-
le. That declaration lasts because
meit. who signed executed it at the
of -'their lives- It it- had. been
ely av.collection of fine words, rnag-
cent , elocutionary effort, nobody
FUNERALS
Beantlfol adult plush or
broadclotjt casket, eov
balmlur. outside bos,
bears, two autoa aad
services for
Funerals If desired tor
.(!. $40. $60.
Blfber priced funer
al Is In proportion.
We manufacture caskets.
Lady assistant. Beautiful runeral chapel.
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent rtaneral Dlrectora.
Washington at Ella Bu, (bet. 20th and Zlst)
Weat J3lda. Main 2381. A-788&,
Choir e Xrtans of $10,000 aad TJp
On unproved Business Property
(or for Improvement Parposes).
J. P. LIPSCOMB.
342 Stark Street.
I
FARM LOANS
Mortgage Company for America
Boom 33. Alnswortb Bldg.
Phone Main 6841. Portland. Or.
On City and Farm Properties ia
Any Amount at Current Bates.
Hartmaa A Thompson, Banners.
Comer of Fourth an Stark Sts.
r
Years of Experience Enables
This Firm to Give YOU
Perfect Service
This modern establishment,
with its conveniences, includ
ing a secluded driveway, in
sures absolutely privacy, caus
in in no way a ueparture
trom an established policy of
modernate prices.
Experienced Woman Attendant,
J, P. Finley & Son
The Progressive
FUNER..L DIRECTORS
Montgomery at Fifth,
Main 9. A-16!9.
FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
Rose City Park
Woodmere
Alameda Park
lrvingwood
l,et us snow them to you.
J. C. CORBIN CO. LEWIS BLDG.
Gilliam county; $600 cash.
Cole. 300 Henry bldgJ
Claude
GROCERY, confectionery, school sup
plies clearing over io mo. win
trade for small ranch or lots. MUler-
thlp, 431 Cnamner or commerce,
.$425
.$433
.i,bi
.$9i0
iOO BEAt .TIM L lots in MUwaukie, 5o
car tare; light, gas and water; $20!
cash and $10 per month. H. G. Stark-I
weather, Risley fetation. Phone oait I
Grove 1-X.
CHOICE, 4 lots for $200y; 1 cor., 100X
1
Fa
FOR REXTFARMS
800 ACRES, 600 under cultivation, out
fit complete, for sale; eastern Ore-
Ron. Claude Cole. 300 Henry bldg.
HOMKSTKADS 47
HAVE 2 320 acres homestead loation
for sale: investigate this as chances
to buy land at government pricea-.are
scarce L-:u. Journal
UUSINEWS CA R D 8.
Rose City Printing Co., j
Third et.. cor. Taylor.'
liliXl' WANTED MALE AND
KKMMK 2
MEAT market, good location; term or
cash; cheapr inquire muni, oaui ave.
and 60th st. womstorK cht.
For sale, first-class established milli
nery business in Portland; fine loca
tion. Y-955. Journal.
GROCERY store on reasonable terms.
Will invoice, r.-ai", juunm-i.
100, 2 inside, Irvmiiton; 'fine lo'iatior.. ; 16'- ACRES ; nice farm; held for eara;
:ast 273 W. H. Hernman. stocked and improved; Joa.-rhlne
j- j rounty; $1000. 202 McKay bldg.
ACREAGE 57 1 r TIMBER 28
THE best pay In a cigar store for sale. f catalogue. Cor. 2d ar
N. E. cor, fethand Washington sts. -iT-J,
CHEAP ACREAGE.
$20 per acre; $20 down and $10 per
month buys 4 0 acres of good land free
from rock or gravel, between Portland
and Astoria, in Cowlitz county, 2
miles from Columbia river; fine loca
tion for dairy or poultry ranch; run
ning water.
6 acres. $250; $10 down. $3 per month
buys 5 aires of land between Portland
and Centraiia on tne main line ot three r,,,, fruit tres and earden: orlce
BLSl-NEiiS ori'OKTL'Nl'iTES
WANTED 68
MERCHANDISE WANTED
T 1-M-lK' AT THIS Tmnrnvftd Wheat lands. ClOSS lO gOOd
Good mill" site near railroad, about town, or timber to trade for merchan-
3R million feet suitable for lumber;
thousands of cedar poles; also cedar
for shingl-e J. W. Hartnett. 6L
Henry bldg
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For
mnall farm, my 6 room home with 2
dise. from tiuuu
Madras, or.
to $10,000. Box T.
MONEY TO LOAN
HEAL ESTATE
27
railroads, 1 mlies irum a town
sawmills and shingle
$3500;
i uii i.mi otnin
"nVK.i ;.v k,t ; r z ; :r , i a snap.
Ilillia. -VlllV vj. Litis ""U o r'm OJ ' litVi at
mtg.
ip.
N.
$1500; will assume. This
P. Smith, owner, 852 $
PhnnA wnrtninwn 1 1 M ll
U1CL1CU. 1 Winn 11 oca vtiiiiu. oviiia uvcviaa i , . ,
i , Koni. iv v. m c n u i r, h 4iinii house, clear of incumbrance and
of Piece you want. i equity of $2000 in lrvington bunga-
I low to trade ror u or i room orrngaiow;
5 and 10 acre tracts at Clatiskanie. 1 must be modern; would like garage.
PlatKUnnie lies half wav between Port- T. J. Holland &. Co . 436 Pittock block.
land and Astoria. Clatskame has a I Phone Broadway 1.
1 ., . i , , f l.tllll A I'hcBa funfi.ri - , l. I , . .1 t.t.Ul
cannery and creamery; lies 1 mile from ciear from incumbrance, from $800o
town; from $35 to Lu per acre; $2 per ; i r,nB clear. Wants good farm
acre down and $1 per acre per month. !r,nllt same price. C. C. Royal. 413 Mc-
Ulflll
Xa2.26
21,24
$15.17
OUR Installment plan Is the best and
fcurest metnoa ol pams a tuau.
per in-unu. ior uiuut.ua, ur
4 lor 60 months, or
for a months pays a iuuu
loans and Interest.
Other amounts m proportion.
We loan on improved city property
Or for ouildlng purposes.
EQUITABLE SVd'S & LOAN ASSN.
Z42 otars em., ruruaii'i, .jignun,
BUILDING loans on city and suburban
property; money aavanceu as wora
arogresses. w, u. neca, a is railing
Diag. main
TV , VI
3407.
Walter C, Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sellwood 71, tMl
22.
Fearey Brothers. Inc.
COLLECTORS
308 Dekum Bldg.
Portland, Ox.
A R 7pltar Pa Williams ave.
ti III .CllCll UUiEast 1088, C-108.
Lady attendant. Day and night service.
BREEZE & SNOOK. B-1252, T. 128,
1026 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant.
10 acres with small house, some
cleared and a well, rest easily cleared;
between Portland and Centialia, near
Vader, 1 Vj miles from town. Tli.s
tract has a beautiful view from it.
nice neighbors; price $700, at $20 down
and $10 per month buys this 10 acres, j
12 acres of nicely improved berry :
ranch raspberry, loganberry, blackber
ry pear trees; near the town of Gresh
am; Gresham lies 12 miles east of,
Portland; near cannery. Will give you ;
to pay ior it ana win give u
w hide Phone Marsnau
HAVE good city property to trade for
kr.A cattle mules hogs and Ango
ra goas. If you want to get rid of
your stock and wish good city property
lnsteaa.-aaoreBB n-m. mm ..m.
i irnrieH of all kinds, see m
! .hMi farms, dairy farms, acreage.
citv property. If you have anything
tn trade let s match tnem up. Neat
Brown, 209 Panama bldg., 3d-Alder.
$100,000 ON morlagages, city or tana
property, fire insurance. McKeuzia
A Co., Gerlinger btrtg.. 2d ana Alder.
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
Fourteenth and JohntWrfTT
U. S. Government Employment Office
oope rati rig.
BERRY PICKERS WANTED
We will want looo berry pickers for
the Hood River district and White
.Salmon, to hlp out this week. Ail ,
thoae who have registered for th
work, please report at once to this of
fice. Men, women and children want
ed. Season lasts about four weeks.
Increased prices for nicking this year.
NO FEES ARE CHARGED
Main 8565, A-56 2 4.. -
MOLEU BARBER COLLEGE
wants men and women to learn the
trade; paid while learning; tools free:
positions secured; summer rates: writ
no uurnaiae.
hool
and women to learn
wants men
barber trade
free In 8 weeks. Positions secured. Pay
while learning. 3 N. zq st.
OREGON BARBER COLLEGE Men
and women to learn barber trade
free. J83 Madison st.
WANTED AGENTS
WE can give steady and profitable
employment to a few more respon
sible, energetic canvassers. For de
tails of terms and territory, address
OREGON NI'RHKH i CO., Orencp, Or.
No-
(iA LEHMAN, e.iersatlc.
glare Auto lens. js,a.
to sell
Bruns
43 1st St., cor. Ash. Broadway 6t
SITUATIONS MALE
CASH paid Ior morlagages, notes, con
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonaoia
rates. F. H.flLewis, 4 Lewis Diag.
GOOD clear grocery and confectionery,
etc doing cash business, some in-
to you cneaper inB in. '";" Inuinned ranch; might assume some,
land sola ior arouna it. Owner. U-308. Journal.
10 years
MONEY TO LOAN in amounts of $1U0
to f&UOO on cuy pruueriy. a.
Bell. 301 Gerlinger bldg.
$200 i-'OD $400 $700 $3oU
On hana for immediate loa'.s.
BQ1D REALTY CO.. LEWIS Bt.DQ.
ItoNEY to loan on improved city, tarmi
property. F. C. King. 314 Spalding
flOOO UP to $5000 to loan on cuy vr
. . t- v. a rwi
farm property.
Tabor
"TTotT
409.
4n Orp?nn
BELL REAL ESTATE CO..
318 Railway Exchange Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE want
residence or ciune iu. ior
Portland
320 acres
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, easy terms: will build to suit PUi
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Se;l
wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregoa Investment 8 Kortgage Co.
Offices aoa-i. 170 3d st.
CDIPQnMRESIDENCE UNI). PRLST
LnlUoUllM. 6122. A-2235. 445 Morr.
R. T, Byrnes k2
Williams
st 115.
and Knott.
c-ma.
Uomillnn" 80th nd Glisan. Fu
narnillUn neral services. Tabor 431X
SKEWES
ACRE, new & room house for salo
or rent, ground cleared, and nicely
fenced, small creek of running water, 6
cent fare to city. $1550. rent $9 per
month. Phone Main 4596.
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN ranches
near Portland, 2, 5. lo acre tracts,
best soil, good roads, near electric. $S
to $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar-
land. 809 Yeon pine:-. Portland.
ACER tracta on carllne. near citr:
Undertaking Co. Main 4 IS.) I paved road; $ cash, IS per month,
A-;321. Cor. 3d and Clay. ls int. Owner. 617 Chamber of Com.
k)lin 1350. 1800. $00. JlUO. ii.
Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham. Coi '.
$40,000 OR LESf PARKING'!' ON.
.a j.i. t rtn. rat f TrflH. laMir
- - - - . - A aaA I OU VWI B.. " " - " ----
lm Droveu. croon cuuua.. .o.vvw. u. i ss-d
VcYes timber. Lane county. $10 000. SEE 1 u
clear, mlgnt assume, jv-pov. ij'i iiai
Cvnii ANGE for automobile or cash;
timber on 20 acres joining Argyle
Park, J?ortlandi or sell
Owner, box 26$. Wlllami
MR. BUHlNESa MAN Looking for
an intelligent educated young man.
who will make your interests hist
Better Investigate nowl $57 Thurman
st. Tel. Main 7774.
"YOUNG man wants position as chauf
feur In private family. Careful
driver and willing to work around the
house. References furnished. K-68i,
Journal.
PRACTICAL painter, paper hanger,
tinier and uecorator; reduced prices;
0 days. Phone Bellwood 2772.
KALSOM 1NING, painting. piaster
patching. reasonable. Woodlawn
2490.
VOUNG man (Scotch) wants steady
position; anything considered. Z-690,
Journal.
MAN. -Z9. must have steady work: anv
kind; good habits. References. r-7l,'
Journal.
COMPETENT shop mechanics and
, chauffeurs furniiiiea by x. i u.
I Auto school. Main 7065, A-tBtl.
j WALL tinting, work second to none,
prices low as anyone Mar. 1T46.
Small loans, installment loan
Cellars-Murton Co., 8J5 Yeon bldg
SITUATIONS FEMALE
land; term.
na. Or.
IMPROVED 5 ACRES.
10 miles out, near electric car, good
buildings: price $2000. Take clear lots
or small house to $1300. 309 Abington.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Good houses for sale or exchange.
bottom prices. Call Marshall l&ss.
Powell Valle
4
M6RTGAGE LOAMS, and iVc. Loum i WANTED, day work zoo per nour.
Salomon & Co.. 200 Oak st near 5tr. j Phone Woodlawn 1S54 after i p. m.
lidvrv ... man n tn xi. w P k,iv I Mrs. R. Paull.
a."r- am s-nalriine bid ! WANTED Situation as
MONEY TO IX) AN
CHATTELS, SALARIES
mult graph
operator or stenographer. Call jU-
07 ' wood 1177.
Wood-
F.OtllTY in acre on
Road; trade for anything,
lawn 321.
60 ACRES stocked, trade for city prop-
erty. Wolf stein. 7iz.cn.' com.
HALAKItS CHATTELS.
Money to loan to salaried people .and
others on furniture, pianos, motor
cycles, automobiles, diamonds, etc., at
legal rates with easy terms of pay
ment; no delay. Licensed by state.
PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY. INC.
Ill Dekum Bldg.
DIAMONDS bougut and sold. Main salts
I STENOGRAPHER and dental nurse
; wishes position with doctor or den
J tist. Phone B-1473.
EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor ra
English, algebra. Latin or grade
branches. "Of an hour. X-620. JottmeL
WANTED situation
Fast 4013.
Infants outfits plain
red. East Jl5. '.;
houaekeepei.
mbrold
or