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CAMPA I GN OPENS FOR MORE EFFECTIVE German Advocates of U-Boat Warfare Take Advantage of Changin'g'Opinion, HOLLWEG YET CONTROLS Indifference to American Views, How ever, In Growing and Slackening- of ' Censorship Briars Statements. By Berlin. Carl AV. Ackerman, June 21. (U. P.) Taking advantage of growing Indifference to American opinion advocates of a strong submarine policy have re-opened the campaign for a more effective use , of the German U boats. The German people now realize that hostilities will not enl this summer and may drag Into next year. Faced with this fact they are united In the deir to see the war pushed with the utmost vigor until the allies are brought to terms. This feeling, epreadlng gradually throughout the empire during the pant weeks, hats been seized upon as a weapon by tti men who condemned Chancellor von Bethmann-Hoilweg for yielding to -tho United States in the recent submarine controversy. The. chancellor at the present mo ment has the upper hand. But the recent slackening of the press consor ship has been followed by some, bold statements regarding the effective ness of the submarine weapon whlcn Germany still possesses, and by re newed activity on the part of the Navy league. General Change IToted. It Is Impossible to forecast what the result will be if regard for American opinion- gives way more and more to the determination for aggressive measures to bring the war to a vic torious end. Europe's unfriendly reception of President Wilson's peace talk before the League to Enforce Peace, perhaps caused interest in Germany to veer away from America. At any rate. It is held here that the president's failure to obtain a response has not added to his Influence. During recent conversations with public men I have noted a general change in their attitude toward Amer lea. Summing up the German view-j point right now is about this: Not "Worried Over Bussla. Sixty per cent of Americans are against us; 30 per cent are for us; 10 r,or rnt nr. In.lif forpnt. Nothlt,., a can do will change American opinion in a way that will - help us win the war. We should go ahead then con-! r.ntroiirr nil o,,nm nn v)rtrv The military and economic -situation convince the Germans that they have nottiing to fear from a continuance of the fighting,. An admission In an article In the London Dally Mall that the British food blockade cannnt force Germany to terms has been widely ead here. In view of the recent eleh tfays, of rain, followed by Ideal weath er for crops, the German people are convinced that they cannot be starved out. The Risslnn offensive hasn't dls- turbed the public mind. "The Cologne Gazette decrees that the Russians not I -only have been halted, but that a sue- cessful German counter move Is al- ready under way. The Russians, the Jazette nays. have failed in their! Tirima nmtrr n win ftnnmunia tn ha 1 the lle of the allies, as Is evidenced bv the fact that the Roumanian queen is soon to visit Berlin. Allies Us Magnifying Glasses. The Lokal Anzeiger .emphasized an qtlier phase of tbe situation today. Referring to the Knplish losses in the fckttger Rak enaRenvent, to the French losses at Verdun and the Italian losses lii the Trentlno, the Lokal Anzelger declared the allies were using magni fying glasses to convert defeats into victories. Tlie article concluded with the statement that, since the allies fall to realize they are beaten there is only one thing tor Germany to do tight the war to a finish. Munich Food Riots Declared Serious Bavarian King Compelled to Intervene and Personally Exhort Subjects to Have Patience Little Longer. Milan, Jt.ne 21. (I. N. S.) The Munich food riots are undoubtedly se rious, .since the king of Bavaria has been obliged to Intervene and person ally exhort his subjects to have pa tience a little longer. But wh;it Kins Ludwig ignores is that the rioters clamored n,ot only for bread; bur. for peace. The raor, having become Infuriated by the Insulting behavior of some offi cials, attacked the police! and, s.s the soldiers .'ok sides with the mob, they soon routed the police squads atjd be came for the moment the masters of the situation. Young Visitor From Seattle. Elmer Robinson, son of E. Robinson of Seattle, is visiting with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. R', Robinson, 500 Vancouver avenue. His father is with the Carlisle Packing company of Cordova, Alaska Boxer Enlists Here. Eddie Murphy, the San Francisco welterweight boxer, yesterday enlisted in the Third regiment of the Oregon National Guard. Walks 30 Miles to Enlist. Visalla. Cal., June 21. (V. P.) Alex:( Mahe,r, a naturalised Greek, walked 30 miles to enlist and see serv ice under tljie American flag. Real j; Estate Transfers. rerkrose Assn to Mar A. Banfleld, L. " "D." B. im; Prkroe i0 Lanrvlhurst cv to Mary TJlen, L. 13, B. 110, Laurelhurat j J00 Cora J.' I'nrner to Jed W. Oerling L. 15, 16B. 14. Northern Hit! Ad 800 Eibernla SaTinga BaDk to Imperial Arms Co. 100x100 ft., beginning at point of X of W. line of 14tb it. with N. Une Clay it. :.. i Homer Jamison and wf. to Western Ore roo Truat Co.. h. 1, 2. 11, 12, B. 1. Bidden UU I George A, Ross and wf. to Portland S ' curitles Co.. L. 3, 4, 7, 9. B. 1. Er- seetine 10 Robert J. Cpton to D. A. Morrison, L. T, B. S, Upton Park 10 Lawyers Title It Traat Co, to D. A. Morrison, L. ft. 0, B. S. Upton Park.. 10 Thomas H. Smith to James Kirk, L. 4, . B. 3,Ysle Add 1,850 Bherlff, to flsle M. Francis. L. B. B. 1. . . Florence Hti 791 ' Grace H. Benson and bus. to Alfred Godfrey et al. L. 8. 7, 11, Independ- ' eaee lioane Tracts. . , 10 3. W. Kennedy et al ta B. B. Tost. U a. D. nwaun.m. .- MB at Fmrk Asa ta EUMlwa E. USE OF SUBMARINES GIRL TO MARRY MAN WHO SAVED HER LIFE 1 1 I , . , I ! i if 'hi I ! I is.. S i . 'rift i S i . tSi&,Muk&jL&l ' it Tin? Li.J ftCVC?- MISS MARY B. RfCHTTJ"?. CiFJ iCW." iOJe6& C SCHMITrtCttiaa. New York, June 21. George Charles Pchmlttberger, son of Chief Police In-fspc-ctor Max V. Schmlttbergcr, rescued MIhs Mary ,Hai bara ftlchter from drowninc in Iake Champlaln last sum- mer. On Jun 12 the tradition sup- i'0.ed to rule in such cases will be ful- fUled by the marriage of rescued and rescuer, at the Church of Our L,ady or I Mount Carmel, in Boonton, N. J., where .. . m,8 mtmri a parents nave an esiav;. .7 , invi;t,ftn havs been uf?,ort. ? k KVM'sw er waa rn in an open beat off the coast of Norway. Mooro, portion of L. 10. H. 128. Rom iiiy i arit ...y Boe City Pur It Asn. to Grace B. Mr Minn, portion of h. 27, Bf"40. Hoe City l'ark W. II. Mood and wf. to Bartlett Cole. Ti. 14, B. 18, Willamette Ht. Add... William A da int. citT treasurer, to Vic tor Lund Co., L. 22, 13. 1, Mt. Tabor Place Add gams to an.e, L. 2, B. 0, Paradlae Spring Tract Same to smnu. L. 2. B. 9. Paradise 10 Sprln Tract 18 Th.e Rlv':!; l;,w,(m?t'rLAsJ!"- W"l J1.', . L. ,88'. . . . Wellealey Land Co.', to Bernhard Lang. 23, 24, B. 5, Montclalr R"""'' B',"1"Lllnl w M,"rVn T' L'""'- ,8' 20- "' 800 10 260 Sheriff to Tliomss Mulr, L. 10, Kelley'a- AUU Barbara raukner to Krrd Kassehaum et al. L. 0, 7, II. 31. Peninsular Add. No. 2 A1'X Klobk and wf. to Henry L. Camp bell, L. 3, II. 4. SertTance Add. to St. Jobns Earl W. yield to Haiel V. Boatwrlght. I,. 11. 12. B. 1. Kayborn Park; also I.. 6. B. 13. Clemson Add. Columbia C. CYohh and wf. to Andrew C. Miller. L. 29. 80, B. 21. Falrport Add. F. G. Lanson to Laurelhurst Co., L. 10, B. 113. Laurelhurst Lillian M. DTles and bus. to A. J. rtuell. L. 13. B. 21. Southern Tort land John Lceffelinnnn to Charles J. Schna- 1,000 1.000 1 10 10 10 10 10 860 iooo 10 10 1 1.000 1 10 1 20 10 bel. L. 10. 11. B. 1. St. Jotina Tark Add. . JVti i.o .19. Sel oeffelraann to same. L. 13, B. Kellwood: also L. 4 B. 2. St. Johna Park Add C. J. Ulultien and wf. to H. D. An drews. L. B. 42. Laurelhurat Citizens Bank to East Side Holding Co.. I.. 3 and N. 10 ft. L. 4. B. 123, Eaat Portland The Joseph A. Strowbrldce Estate Co. to William H. Hayden, L. 7. 8, 0, 10. It. ;), Errol Hts Joseph Mellch and wf to John B. Ness et al. L. 1-, B. 4, Foxcbase Add William D. Steele and wf. to M. F. Dil lon et al. I.. 1. Sec. 12. T. 1 S., B. 2 E. : also 10 acres In See. 7, T. 1 S., ' R. 3 E. Emma Dohle to Jeanette Dohle, L. 7, B. 107 Norwood Martha L. Hacker and has. to Jobn 8. Meek, L- R, B. 17, Woodlawn . H. Frederlckson and taua. to Sara Weatlnkt, L. 21. 28, 29, 30. B. 23, Berkeley Elizabeth Will to Elmer O. Will, h. . B. S. Alblns E. E. Heckbert and wf. to O. C. Gray, L. 12, 13, B. 2, Alblna Charles Hartman et al to Mabel B. Hartman. L. 23, B. 121, Unlrerslty Park Jake Robinson to John B. Gempler. L. 6. B. 2. Nonpareil Add. In OlenhaTea Park, Sub. L. 30 John F. Sct.oeni and wf. to Jennie Wer ner. L. 8. to 13. B. 16, Capltan Add. L. 13, Section Line Koad Fruit Tract BuiMing Permits. Elizabeth L. Glisan, erect three story mill garage, 20 to 20 N. 11th St.. between Burri slde and Couch eta. : builder, Trancbell & I'arelius: $2o.0oo. C. Klldow, repair one story frame dwelling. 905 Gsrfleld ave, betwen Mason and Rkld more sts.; builder, (". F. Pederaen; $110. The Oregon Home Builders, erwt one story frame dwelling. 1MM Van Houten St.. between Willis bird, and Lombard St.; builder, same; $1700. K. K. Hart, repair two story rrame store, 441 Glisan at., between 11th and 12th ata.; builder. T. B. Srhellhatnmer; SIOO. G. T. Heywood, erect one story frame dwell ing. 804 Weldler at., between E. 24tu and E. 2nth ats.; builder, Kollander and Carlson; $8000. , J. W. Ilandlpy, repair one and one half story frame dwelling. 638 Hall st., between B. 11th and E. 1-th ats.; bnllder, same; 1125. J. M. Bateheller, repair two story frame dwelling, 14 E. 18th at. N.. between B. Bum aide and K. Ankeny sts.; builder, C. W. Van atone: S175. M. J. Rooney, erect one and one half story ) frame dwelling. lo b. -jotu st. between Stanton and Siskiyou sts.; builder, Mauts Building InveatBaent Co.; $4000. Oswald Thlelmann, repair one and one half story frame dwelling. 184 E. 84th st.. be- FUNERALS Beautiful ednlt plsaa et broadcloth caaket, earn balmlng, eatalde bos, hearse, two autos and services for............ Funerals If desired. tor $20. (40, $60. Higher priced (oner sis In proportion. We manafactare caskets. Lady aaiOstant. BeasUfol fnaeral ebapeL. MILLER & TRACEY ladaoeadeat ranaral DUm'tasi Waahinctosi at ilia St. (bwt goth s4 ti " w e-f m"'x4 Ml i'K ?"V$ A BSsST'S'" $75 jves twera B. Tartar as4 C Salman sta.; bollder, same; $330. Falling estate, repair foor story ordinary office. 122 34 at- between Waahinrton sj4 Alder aU.: builder, J. C. Bayer; tibO. tttella Nrlaoder, repair two story frane dwelling. 929 Kaott at., between X. 2tk and E. 80th its.; builder, day work; tOO. J. I. Northrop, erect one story frame gar J aje, eel Nehalem stc, between E. lfttb and Mllwaokle'ata.: builder, same; ITS. Mrs. B. Seeley, repair one story, frame dwelling, 740 Patton Hoed, builder, H. Jobn on ; a00. Gilbert Joyce Has Sold His Cow; What Was the Reason? Gilbert Joyce has sold his cow. He is, as most everyone knows, Owner of a large share In the Hazelwood, on upper Washington street. But the fact that be has sold the bo vine means nothing absolutely nothing to patrons of the Haz elwood. lev other words this particular cow aid not contrib ute, her lacteal fluid for use of ice cream patrons. Therefore there will be no reduction either In quantity or quality of cream served at the Joyce place. Another thing Joyce did not sell the cow for any particular reason except that he had no further use for her. This to his mind constituted reason enough. He wanted $65, but he did not know anybody who wanted n good cow even at this price until a Journal want ad located a buyer and sent him and his cash to Interview Joyce. The interview was suc cessful. To be successful has become a habit with Journal ads. KEW TODAY EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTASXiXSBXB 1877, RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS A2TS FUNERAL DIRECTORS' LADY ASSISTANT TXJJU3 A ITS BAXICOX MTXEXTM. VIES 507. A-1511. 6 loans of 10,000 ated tTp On improved Business Property (or for Improvement Purposes). J. P. UPSCOKB. 043 Stark Street. FARM LOANS Mortgage) Company for America Boom 83, Aiaaworta Bldg. Phone Main 8841. Portland, Or, Fearey Brothers, Inc. COLLECTORS 70S Dearnm Bldg, Portland. Or. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Investment fc Mortgage C. Offices aoa-4. x70 3d St. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW AT Baker's Auction House Lot of household goods from storage house on sale, 10 a. m. Thursday. 168-168 Park st. Classified Ad Rates. CASH ABYXSTISEHTJrTg, Dally or Sunday: 14 cents per word for all classifications excepting- For Rent in Prirate Family." "Room and Board In Prlate Family." "Situation Wanted and "Wanted to Rent" tda, which an- l 4 centa per wora. ' Three Insertions for the price of two. fcevec i Insertions tor tbe price of fire. nlS tKecor eM UB 18 cent"' CASH ML ST accomuanr codt to ohtaln a bore rates. CHARGES ADVIXTIbEJCEXTS. 1H cents per word per Insertion. This cbanre Is for aU classifications except ing "For Rent la Prirate Family," "Room and Board In Prlrate Family." "Situation Wanted" and "Wanted to Bent" ada. which are IK centa per word per insertion. No d charred for less thsn 13 cents. MEETING NOTICES 41 U,- and AST MASTERS' Aooui,Miiu uv ruKi - LAND, will meet tomorrow inursaay evening at 8 o'clock, at the ATAfJA CLUB, 2d floor fit the Oregon bldg (formerly Commercial elub), 5th anil Oak sts. Brother C. C. Rarlck will de liver an address on the subject "The More Noble Purpose." All Master Masons invited to attend. By order of the president. LESLIE 8. PARKER. Secretary. MT. HOOD LODGE. 10. 157, A. V. A. M. A home coming- night in honor of the Third anniversary will bo held Friday evening at 8 o'clock sham. Good Droarram and refreshments. All members and their families are expected to be ores- ent. COMMITTEE. SAMARITAN LODGE, NO 2. I. O. O. F. Rerular S3f meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. t I? O. O. F. Temde. 22H Alder st. First degree. Visitors always welcome. WM. LINKLATER, N. G. K. osvuLU, secretary. SUNNYSIDE LODGE A. F, & A. M. Special communi cation Thursday evening. Work. Visitors welcome. Order of W. M7 E. M. LANCE, Sec. EMBLEM jewelry a speciatly, buttons, pins, charms. Jaeger Bros., 181-S 6th, ZlarrtagcsMlrtte. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES Gusts r. Uealng Jr., 80 Clay, and Lais E. Klmar, isoe k. ith it. Charles H. Benton, 11 B. 15th N.. sad Pan- line M. C. Henshke. 456 E. 18th N. Claude L. Welch. 159 E. 64U. sad Lsah Pltchford. same address. Ward M. Ackley. 989 E. 10th N.. aad Mar garet L. Ground, Hotel Clark. H- P. Lecujer, general delirery, and Minnie Kolg, Hoastsa hotel. August C. Maimqulst. 14 N. 17th (t and Andrea H. Jreterson. M If. 33d. John A. Johnson, 1386 E. Grant, and Minnie B. Grow, 6pg Ladd ave. William H. Quads, G34 railing, and Wini fred M. Beery, same adreaa. Bobert U Davis. 1U Mlssoort. and Blla A. Makmey. 11M Hood st. Oostav Eareiiatrosv, 209 Mentgomery st aad Iva M. Eetey. same address. Barry K. Made. 443 B. Beraslde, aad Assy B. Sconce. B. 44th and Braaee, Hrry Klnvlg, Oregog City. Or., and Bertha Llaeoojo. 4603 45U re. I. B. Herman F. Koestner. 414 Mala, and Frieda M. Goldemanster. tM Main. bet. SOth aad gist) I Leslie' A. Pwosreon, ion Porbrasoartk ave.. Mala 001. AggIsM Zkttth Jb HawUaav 4tt & GUeag. THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916. MARRIAGE LICENSES au-L. i ii n..ni ??P??n. -i A. J. Dmrls, Cbeualis, Wajah., and Imogeoe Kewey. 80 E. 15th N. W. G. Smith & Co.ftea Third floor Morgan Bldg. bRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark St. BIRTHS BIDET To Mr. and tin. Joseph H. Sldey, ttM E. Salmon at.. May 24. a daughter. KENNEDY To Mr. aodo Mra. Wade Kennedy. 0O8 6th are.. Jane 3. a aon. KENNEDY To Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kennedy, 429 E. 82d it. 8.. June 16. a son. BERG To Mr. and Mrs. Frank WlUUm Berg, 971 Mlasotirl are., June 18, a aon. GIFFORD To Mr. and Mra. D. Gordon. 1182 E. lOtb st. N., June 13. a .son. CAMPBELL To Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. f Campbell, 44a b. Sumner at., June 10, a deugbter. ' WIDMEB To Mr. and Mra. Max Widmer, ll.'tQ X. Kellogg at.. Jane 12. a aon. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. 75 KRAMER Funeral aerrlces of late Dr. Mary Kramer will be held from A. R. Zeller Co.'s parlors. CO 4 W 11 llama avenue, tomorrow (Thurs day). June Xi. at L p. m. Frlenda are lnrlted. Interment will take place at Minneapolis, Minnesota. DI-J HUFF At bia late residence. The Dallea. Or.. Peter W. De Huff, age 81 yeara, father of Mrs. D. L. Catra of. The Dalles. Mr. J. K. MrCormaek of Spokane, and Mra. A. H. Morris of Portland. Interment at The Dallea. 8T1LZ In this city. June 21, at tee family residence, 1089 Thrman at.. Kenneth R. Still, aged 28 years. The remains are at the rerldence establlbment of J. P. Flnley & Son, Montgomery at 6th. HARLOW At the residence, 824 East Taylor atreet, Jane 21. Latuecti Hartow. aged 83 year 1 month 19 days. Remains are at Uol man'a funeral parlors. Announcement of fu neral later. DUNCAN John Duncan. S67 Mulberry St., June 16. 02 years, cerebral hemorrhage. KENT EUxHbeth G. Kent. 561 E. S&lmon St., June 17, 82 years, senile gangrene. LEVY Dsrld Lery, 552 8d at., June 18. 55 years, myocarditis. KRAMER Mary Kramer. W. Wygant St., June 17. 49 Tears, cerebral apopjexy. SCHMIDT John Schmidt. 71. Bldwell are., June 17, 19 years, appendicitis. CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison St. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. ilARTIN & FOKBES CO., florists, 347 Wash, Main 269, A-12fi9. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. MAIN 6116; wreaths, pillows, $3 up. Sprays II up. Chapells, 347 Morrison. tONSETH FLORAL CO., 2S5 Wash. bet, 4th and 6th. Main 5102. A-1102 OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO.. 70S Glisan et. Mar. 4372. A-1464. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 6th st. FUXERAIi DIRECTORS Tears of Experience Enables This Firm to Give 1'OLT Perfect Service This modern estalisnment, with its conveniences, includ ing a, secluded driveway, in sures ' absolute privacy, caus ing in no way a departure from an established policy of moderate prices. Experienced Woman Attendant. J, P, Finley & Son The Progressive FUNERAL, UlKtCTORg. Montgomery at Fifth. Main 9, A-15f9. l mm Undertaker, i.ast nth and Haw thorne. E. 781, B-1888. Lady assistant. A, D, Kenworthy Co, Tabor 6267 ; 5S02 82d et.. L,ents. Tabor 6895; 66th st. and Foster road., Arleta. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral directors, 414 E Alder st. Phone East uZ. B-255. Dunning & McEnteedTrn'Tn every detail. Broadway and Pine sta. Broadway 430, A-4558. Lady assistant. MlLLt;jrt & TRACE Y , independent fu neral directors. Price-- low as $20 $40. $60. Wash, at Ella. M. A-7885 Walter C, Kenworthy 1682-1634 E. 13th. Sellwood 71. B-1122 A R 7pllpr Pn ia- Williams ave. n ill .CIICI LUibCast 10S8, C-1088. u). mnaant. Hay and nleht service SKFWFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152 Cor. 3d and Clay. FRIfNON KESIDEN'CE UND. PRLS. LnlLiOUIN M. 6122. A-2235. 445 Morr RT Rurnoc Williams and Knott, It Dy lUtib aast 1115, C-1943. Hsmiltnn Kast 80th and Glisan. Fu dllllllUM neral services. Tabor 4313 I BREEZE & SNOOK. B-1252, T. 1268. ! 102S Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant. ! MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 284-266 4th St., opp. city hall. Main S564. Philip Neu & Sons, for memorial?. 'BLAHSIlNG 6RANlTE.CCi I FOR SALE OR TRADE Fflr ante i neat mingaiow at cannon Beacn. u i 1938. FOR SALE HOUSES 61 HOME BARGAINS. One acre with house, barn, chicken house, all improved, fruit trees, vines. etc.; uapiewooa, on Oregon Electric; 11750, terms. Also house on 100x120 Improved, $1600, term. Lots 100x100, 4uu; terms. C. R. GREISETN, 316 Broadway bldg. Phone Main 5506. BARGAIN. 9 room house, modern, double set of new plumbing, large furnace, lot 65x85, all kinds of fruit, improve ments paid for. beautiful view. located 996 Front st. ; good neighborhood. Must sell, price 2o00, any terms. JORDAN & GARBADE, 1-12 Alisky bldg. BEAUTIFUL 7-rm.. nearly new homo, 1 block from Peninsula Park. Fire place, built-in buffet, Dutch kitchen and all modern conveniences. Cost $3800 two years ago. Will sell for $2950 on easy terms. See this today TTmbdenstork & Larson Co., 306 Oak st. SAVE YOUR RENT. $15 down and $15 per month buys modern 5 loom cottage, plastered, built In effects, concrete basement, gas. elec tricity, lot 50x100. 3 blocks from car. Price $1151. Owner. N. I. Farnsworth, 267H Oak Ft. Phone Tabor 55. WILLAMETTE BOULEVARD. $760 buys corner lot and 3 room cot tare, plastered, corner of Concord, This property In ordinary times should bring $1500; terms cash. Photo at office of Fred W. German Co.. iZ PfcRrrther of Commerce Oswego Lake Bungalow Acre and new. a too oom plastered bouse, water and liarhts; close to sta tion; terms like rent. A dandy buy. Call at 500 Concord bldg. WHY NOT BUILD and set a home according to your ideals? I design, build -and finance any building, artistic sketches free. See me before you build. N. O. Eklund. 813 Henry bldg. Main 5812. MAKE me an offer on my new mod ern 6 room bungalow, fireplace, every built-in conveniences, lot 60x126, on carline. S42 E. 64th. Call 113$ E. Taylor. Tabor 1923. $50 CASH. $15 MONTHLY. 7 room plastered bungalow. St. Jobns line, $1600. A real snap. Fred W German Co.. 7t Cham, ef Com $760 cash takes $2000 equity In $3603 modern eaat aide residenoe. If -taken tvt noe no Agent, p-8, Journal, ei $6779 HOME. ONt,Y $1900 CASH, 14100 ON 'TIME, i Well built modern 7 room ;house lo cated in Piedmont, an exclusive resi dence section, the best location, just what you want for a home, the finest yard of fruit trees you ever saw on two lots, all at a sacrifice price; taken in on a mortgage and sold to close an estate. Phone East 728 In the evening- or Marshall 402! during; the day, or see me at 015 Washington at. C. L. Boss. TWO fine 5-room bungalows and one 7 -room house at a bargain, .as owner Is moving east; all modern and close in. 874 Clackamas st FOR SALE LOTS 16 100 FEET square, with alley, imj. sidewalks aoU a few fruit trees; cor. lot; good business and residence district; located in Walnut Park; Mi block from Williams ave. car. Will sell this lot at a bargain for cash, or will take good acres. Write 401 TZ. 60th st. N., or phone Tabor 6S06. Mrs. O. C. Etchison. WAS $2000. NOW $450. Lots 13. 14. block 2. Ridgemont. one of the prettiest residence districts in Portland; owner is going earn and wants quick action; (200 casn, $10 monthly. Fred W. German Co., 73.2 Cham, of Com. 200 BEAUTIFUL lota In MllwaukJe; 6c car fare; light, gas and water;' $20 cash and $10 per month. H. Q. Stark weather, Rifcley station. Phon Oak Grove 1-X. t0xlo0 lot, ciear, Arbor iod&e, cash, also b passenger machine. $425 cash. Wdln. 145. FIFTY cents a day and 25 down buys a lot. 0x147 feet, neajr Hawthorne car. Owner. 2932 62d st. S. E. A FLSE lot in Hose City Park at a great sacrifice, ail improvements, owner leaving city. Call at o!S E. byth st. X. FOR SALE auxlOO in airport addi tion, at sacrifice. Woodlawn 3S78. ACREAGE 57 CHEAP ACREAGE. $20 per acrer-$2U down and $10 per month buys 40 acres of good land free from rock or gravel, between Fortland and Astoria, in Cowlitz county, 2h miles from Columbia river; fine loca tion for dairy or poultry ranch; run ning water. E acres. $260; $10 down. $5 per month buys 5 acres of land between Portland and Centralis on the main line of three railroads, lVfe miles from a town of 600 population, sawmills and shingle mills. ome of this land is partly cleared; running streams, some bottom and some bench; can give you any kind of piece you want. 5 and 10 acre tracts at Clatskanle. Clatskanie lies half way between Port land and Astoria. Clatskanie has a i population of 1000. A cheese factory, cannery and creamery; lies 1 mile from I town; from $35 to $50 per acre; Yi per acre down and Jl per acre per month. 10 acres .with small house, some cleared and a well, rest easily cleared; between Portland and Centralia, near ader, 1 miles from town. This tract has a beautiful view from 1L nice neighbors; price $700, at $20 down and $lo per month, buys this 10 acres. BELti REAL, ESTATE CO, 318 Railway Exchange Bldg. 80 ACRES GOOD LAND. $1450. Running stream, best of soil. In set tled community, vicinity of St. Helena, good road, 1 Vi miles to school, etora,, P. O.. etc. Cut over land, burned, free of brush. Terms 6 per cent. ST. HELENS LUMBER CO., St. Helens. (Jr.. 617 Ch. of Com.. Port land. Sharpe's Villa Tracts Fine soil, city water and gas, near two car lines; Mt Tabor district. New 4 room bungalow with sleeping porch and basement. Just completed, on a half acre. Near school. Just the place to raise poultry and keep a cow. T. W. Sharpe, owner. Phone Woodlawn 533. East of Parkrose 244 or 4 y, acres, fine soil, grove of native trees, water, view river and mountains, near electric station. It will cost you nothing to see and to see means to buy ; $400 per acre. S. P Os burn. 610 McKay bldg. Main 6229. 4 ACRE BARGAIN EASY TERMS Only 3 miles from Portland, paved road, level land, best soil, fine trees, fine for chicken raising or country homesite; price $1350; terms. $25 cash, $13.60 monthly. LUEDDEMANN COMPANY. 913 Chamber of Commerce. 20 AND 40 ACRE TRACTS. $35 to $50 per acre, 36 miles from Portland, on main highway; running water to each tract; fine soil; easy terms. AKERSON GOOCH & CO., - 605 Stock Exchange Bldg. NEW BUNGALOW, $9&0. And Six Large Lota. All go for $990, on easy payments; located on good road, close to' Port land and electric station. Call at 500 Concord bldg. Gibson Half Acres Good soil, city water, close to "car line, easy terms; will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall 1586 or Sell wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner. CHICKEN, FRUIT, GARDEN ranches near Portland, 2, 5, 10 acre tracts, best soil, good roads, near electric, $65 to $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar- land. 309 Yeon bldg.. Portland. ACRE FOR 20 CENTS a day; sightly acreage tracts; Bull run water; no city taxes or improve ments to pay. Alberta car. 1003 Chamber of Commerce. 20 ACRES $400. $1 fare from Portland, close school, station, $20 cash down. Claude Cole, 3QQ nenry oiqg. $40 PER ACRE. 10 acres, best of soil, all level, on road and creek, easy terms. 214 Lumber Exchange. $5 CASH (6 month, nice little cnicken ranch. 30 minutes out on cat line; $450. 21? Alisky bid. FOR SALE FARMS CHICKENS, HOGS, DAIRYING, ( TRUCK FARMING; STOCKRAISING. The St. Helens Lumber Co., offers its land in the vicinity of St. Helens, Or., direct to settlers. Property ad joins highly developed farming area. Best of Boll, good local Market in $60,000 per month payrolj town, or cheap boat freight to Portland. Co operative creamery and cannery; plenty of outrange for stock; terms to suit, 67, $15 to $40 per acre. Main 9313. ST. HELENS LUMBER CO., St. Helens. Or. 617 Ch. Com.. Portland FOR SALE Best bargains in Morrow Co., 160 acres choice grain land, im proved with house, mile from Lexing ton, Or., price $11 per acre; owner sao rific tbis. needs money. 160 acres Improved, in barley. $ miles from town, in artesian district; price $13 per acre; terms nair casn. vv. jones. 16ZJ 3 8th st.. Sacramento. Cal. FOR SALE or trade, 40 acre ranch: sidewalk to town; 2 wells, good buildings; S fresh cows, team, tools, ecuity $2500; 20 acres in cultivation, 424 Church St., Woodlawn car. 20 ACRE FARM. $800. $1 fare from Portland, close school. station, good bldga.. spring water piped; bargain. Claude Cole. 300 Henry bldg. FOR SALE OR RENT Farm, gooa land, fruit, 1 hour out. 1001 Cor bett st. ; " 160 ACRE farm near McMinnvllle to rent lor s years, casn. u. owens. 465 E llth St., Portland, Or. BETTER than free bush homestead, best alfalfa land. Oregon; $16 to $43 per acre 283 $4 U' FOR HALE HOUSES Oon tinned FOB BALK FARMS i con mined 17! FOR SALE $5000. t ,16 ROOM apartment with all fine SO acres, 35 miles from Portland, furniture and a lease, in one of the on main county road, cream route, : best locations in the city, walking als about 25 acres In cultivation, A-No. 1 , tance, everything up-to-date,, with soil, will grow anything grown in Pa- : good heating plant; located on the wine- aonnwesi; gooa trout sireaui . runs through place, good orchard, ber- riea of all kinds, good new 9 room HOI U 1IIUW1CU, Ul V 7 w barns, chicken and hog house, phone in house, living water in each field; food garden, 7 No. 1 cows, fine team orses, mountain hack, farm wagon, separator, plow, harrow, cultivator, disk, mower, rake, low waeon. 40 chick ens, Xlucks, 2 brood sows, also 20 stands fees; terms lr desired. Lamar, Hall, Wash. Address J. B. FINE 40 ACRES. 40 acres, 87 acres under cultivation, new 4 room house, barn 60x60, dairy house and other necessary outbuild ings, family orchard of assorted frultr, living spring water and good well at house; located 1 mile from country store, church and schools and 9 miles from Vancouver; price $io00; very easy terms, if desired. . THOMPSON & SWAN, 612 Main St.. Vancouver, Wash. FOR RENT FARMS 11 COURTNEY 2 acres near river, 8 rm. house, fruit, etc.. $1X. Mrs. D.orn. HOMESTKADS 47 160 ACRE RELINQUISHMENT. 4 miles from town, good soil, lies level, fine water, plenty limber,- good for alfalfa, 6 acres In crop last year, partly fenced. Price $250. Two homesteads that Join, lay fine, good water, some timber, close to neighbors; no rock; $160 each, ill Henry bldg. EXCHANGE REAX. ESTATE 24 Investigate These Farms 800 acres, modern bldgs., fully equipped. 4oo acres in crop, V mile of store, school ami postoftice. Morrow Co.; cash pric e. $5.nu0; will take cl-ar farm or city properly as lir.-t pay ment. 1240 acres. pood bides.. fully equipped; 60o acres in wheat; a spier;- did farm; cash prtqe $31,o"U; take clear farm in valley or city property as first 3l y iii g in 1 4 CLAUDE COLE. 300 Henrv bid. Sunnyside Bungalow for . Farther Out.- Modern bungalow in good district, $4000, clear. Want a f room house on 2 lots. (G) 232 Cham, of Com. bidg. Dorr E. Keasey Co. 700 ACRE ALFALFA RANCH. All under ditch, partly tn crop, good buildings, all A-l land. Value $57,000; mtg. $17,010, 9 years, 6. Trade for merchandise, business or apart, houfce. QuUdey. 202 Wilcox hldg. 5 ACRES NEAR BEAVERToN. 1 U mil frnm electric car i?norl 4 room house, small ham. chicken hnnsc water, ail fenced, erood soil. Price $1300. Take clear lot to $600 a-5 first payment. A real snap. V-i, Journal. FISH and poultry market. t. Helens; building outfit complete; best town in Orefron; good established business; $400 cash. St. Helens Market, St. Helens, Or. FOR SALE, fine cleared 68 acre ranch, or trade for good smaller ranch. NX-974, Journal. 7 ROOM house, 1326 Pelmont St.; will trade for acreage, close in. Tabor 6932. CONTRACTOR AND UUlLDER. Good houses for sale or exchange. bottom prices Call Marshall 158. DON'T wait to sell; trade what you have for what you want at 60s Couch bldg. $2500 S room, 2 hlk. IZ. Union ave.. acre or lots to half. Tabor 4842. WANTED-REAL RSTATE 81 WANTED THIS WEEK. Dairy rench of about 60 acres, stocked and equipped; If lnte;ested, see us at once. V. 8. MORTGAGE & INV. CO. 607 Yeon bide. Main 2418. WANT 6 or 7 room house, two lots, in good residence district; have 6rB first mortgage on Linn county land to of fer in payment. Z-SSS, Journal. WANTED To buy a 6 or 6 room house or bungalow for cash, close in, or will trade and give some cash; must he t bargain. 725 E. lf.th st WE WILL rifcJLL OR LOAN MONET ON YOUR LOT. J C. CORBIN CO. LEWIS BLDG. ROOMING HOUSES 63 Must Sacrifice 12 H. K. rooms, good location; cheat rent; for quick sale $175. , SEE HALL 512-13 PANAMA BLDO YOURS FOR THE ASKINO. My fum'shed rooming house for small monhly payment; no cash down, no Interest. 357 12th. Marshall 302. leaving c.ty. quick I have several newcomers that want m to DlacA them in rooming or ant house. List yours If a bargain. 602 Couch bldg. FOR SALE By the owner, 18 rooms, nicely furnished for housekeeping! small amount cash, terms. 408 Jeffer. eon. near llth. $20 RENT for rooming house, fur nished. 492 Clay. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES .20 ' m FOR SALE Garaee buslnee $1600 per month Will stand est investigation. Reasons for poor health. Located in bent town in; Willamette valley. Z-6D2, Journal. WANT a partner for liht manufac turing business; will take Ford car and small amount of cash. Thii la a going business. See Lewis. 723 Cham, of Com. OFFICE business A well known and responsible man wants a. reliable partner to help him. Pays good profits and a small investment required. Call room 329 Morgan bjdg. FOR SALE Modern hotel. 46 rooms. in live Montana town, bar and cafo in connection, half cash, balance Port land Income property. Apply J. W. McKnight, peneral delivery. OWNERS TAKE NOTICE. T have several newcomers that want me to place, them in business. If you want to sell, trade, list yours. 603 Couch bldg. i AUTOMOBILE BlSlNESS Partner wanted to wait on customers, sell gasoline, etc. Good profits and small Investment required. Call room 329 Morgan bldg. 4- FOR SALE Tailor, cleaning and pressing shop, doing good business; no competition. Act quick. V-8, Jour nal. . PARTNER wanted to be cashier, etc., in a restaurant. Can make good profits and only $200 required. Call room 329 Morgan bldg. CASH GROCERY SNAP Clean stock, rent reasonable; doing $24011 month business; will sacrifice for $1000 615 S wet land bid ST BARBER shop, 1 chair, and 2 fur nished housekeeping rooms, good lo cation, rent , reasonable. 4l William ave. I TWO gold bearing prospect veins for sale or to give bond, near Greenback h1?v JhMbina county ' CaU 622 Henry b.dg. LIST with us; we can sell It today if your price is right. Atkinson. 481 Cham, of Com. POOLROOM Doing good business; will take auto or clear property as part pay. L-681, Journal. FINE cigar and confectionery in good town; vill sell or trade for clear real estate. Sellwood 806. TELL us what you want and what you will pay. We will get It. Atkinson, 481 Cham, of Com. WANTED Partner with money, In sheep business. Call ,10 to S, C. Schu. feldt. 321 4th st. MAN to look after hot springs resort. Can nave all you make, iouj Cham ber of Commerce. j BUSINESS CARDS. Rose City Printing- Co Third ait- cor, Taylor. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 (Ooatlaned) west siae. wui sen at a Dariaio, vi cash, and might take good house and lot. Party 1- going away. I nave something good; no Junk. Write 401 E. 60th st. N., or phone Tabor 6S06. Mrs Q c. Etchison. Call 8unday. We Can Prove This Restaurant makes J125 month clear profit, 25 steady boarders. One busi- ness $30 day. Owner going away: must sea. This is a bonaride paying business. It's up to you to investigate. frice 7&o. Wuigiey. 201 Wilcox oiag. ONE of the most up-to-date dry soodj and gents furnishings goods stores In the valley for sale, located in good town of 3000 people, regular payroll, etc. Estimated $25,000 stock part cash balance aecurea paper. MX-622, Journal. Money Talks Get This First class groc, Invoice $1200: good business, but must go; $650 takes It; if you want a, Bargain get busy. Qulg- ley. 202 Wilcox bldg. Genuine Bargain Grocery and delicatessen; living rooms; cheap rent; worth I860 for $350; BEE HALL 612-13 PANAMA BLDO PARTNER wanted in 1 or S small gold properties; 700 feet of -tunnel, to put In small mill. Address, C. P. Baker, neswicK. snaata county, cal. POOLROOM Centrally located. Doing $400 month business. Price $600. 615 iswenano ildg MONEY TO LOAN 27 REAL ESTATE OUR installment plan la the best and surest method of paying a loan. $32.26 per month for 86 months or $21.24 for 60 month, or Jli.l? for 96 months pays a $1000 loan and interest. Other amounts In proportion. We loan on lmrroved city property , Or for building purposes. ! EQUITABLE SVG'S LOAN liau I EQJft rft, PortUn OegtS8 j m " ' ni i ,3isL mm ! BUILDING loan, on city and suburban property; money advanced as work progresses. W G, Beck, $16 Palling bide Main 8407 Portland property or vallY' FARM LOANS. Make low rates on good security. H. L. Archer. 404 N. W. Bank bide:. $100,000 ON mortgages, city or farm property, fire Insurance. McKenzle A Co.. Uerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder. MoNKV TO LOAN In amounts ol $100 to $5000 on city property. A. H. Pell. 301 Ocrlinger bldg. 69e. "'o on first mortgages, city or farm property. Quick action. No delay. 110 10th st. Krehs-Logus Co. CASH paid for mortKaares, notei", con ; tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable rates. F. H. Lewis, Ilihy 4. Lewis bldg. MONEY to loan on improved city, farm property. F. C. King. 814 Spalding. $1000 UP to $5000 to loan on c'ty or farm property. Tabor 409. $1000. $1500 and upward; no-eommTs-slon. Deshon & Hawk. Main 11 66. $200. $350, $600, $00, $1200, 1 1800". $40,000 OR LERS. FARRINGTON, " 4th et. Board of Trade bldg, SEKus Small loans. Installment loans. Cellara-Murton Co., 825 Yeon bid g. MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 1. Louis Salomon & Co.. D00 Oak St.. near 6th. MONEY to loan, 6 to W. H. Belts & Co.. 910 Spalding bldg. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTKLS. SALARIES 07 SALARIES CHATTELS. Money to loan to salaried people and others on furniture, pianos, motor cycles, automobiles, diamonds, etc., at legal rates, with easy terms' of pay ment; no delay. Licensed by state. PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY, INC, 311 Dekum bldg. LOWEST rates on household goods, state license; no brokerage or com mission charges. Geo. Harvey, East 1172 LOANS WANTED SO LET us furnish the money and fix up the plans for your house. Tho Mc Mlnn Lid Co., 609 Henry bldg. Phone Main 14H8, Tabor 266. FINANCIAL 51 1st and 2d mortgages purchased; also sellers' interest In contracts. Or. and I Wash. H. E. Noble, Lumber mens bldg. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Salesman of genteel ap- pearance. high class cpeclalt ty; leads furnished free; permanent position to i right salesman and will pay tso or I more weekly; character references re i quired. Call morning, 9 to 11, St. Paul : LO you want a position for life, with i bljr pay, short hours and sure ad- ! vancement? Then work for Uncle Sam. My free Illustrated book DK 868 tells how to get an appointment. Earl Hop kins. Washington. D. C. j WANTED Boy. Must be graduate I of Trade school and have mechanical ; training. Wanted as an apprentice i with reliable corporation. Opportunity i for advancement. Furnish references. H-1. Journal 4 mi Union laundry,. 2d and Columbia. SALESMAN WANTED To sell complete line of nursery stock, cash weekly, outfit free. Address Capital City Nursery company, Salem, Or. WANTED Man for hours a day, must be practical and mechanical, will give either apts., or room and board in exchange. 2454 N. 17th st, W ANTED Man. ana 40 to 60. to run a Ford delivery ana help in cream- ery, light work, reliable. H-$, Journal 1-8, Journal. WANTED A millwright to set up a nyarauuc ciaer press. Apply at once. Z47 Yamniu. Eapeuie(JEL man ior automobile stock room, must be a good writer. Maxwell Motor Sales corporation. SALESMEN To represent a nummer resort company; attractive. Apjjiy 4 18 wa.tn. si- iviarenan ie. I WANT 1 or 4 good amateur ciarinet and cornet men for lodge band city. Call Anderson, Main 206. in MEN wanted to work on river steam boats, $45 month and board. Apply wasnmgion st. aoca JAN ITOR N eat sober, with refer ences, who can answer telephone, $25 month fmd room. K-3, Journal. EXPERIENCED bootblack wanted at 80 N. 6th. WANTED Men $1.1 0, per cord. to cut cord wood; East Side Fuel Co, CONSULT Y. secretary. M. C. A. employment HELP WANTED MISC. 49 Y. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. Dav and night classes; training; in repairing, driving and machine work, including forge, lathe, ahaper, drill cress, etc.: time unlimited. Secure Gdi. to inspect wr .hops and meth- ods. COMPETENT CHAUFFEURS t pass at educational office Y. M C. A. AND MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tui tion fee includes MEMBERSHIP IN Y. M. C. A. and its EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, use Of 10-ft. swim mlng pool, shower batha, gymnasium, etc ' WANTED Steady, reliable man with $150 and services, wages $30 weekly. Handle own money. 423 Vh Morrison. Boom g. PATENT specifications and claims written tree or cnarge. nal. M -611, Jour WANTED Markers and lronert. AD- ply In person. .Tale laundry, Morrison. 00 E. WANTED Names men wishing to be come Portland ma tl carrier. Com mence $67 month. OX-932. Journal UN C AISLED for tailor made suits. $8.60 - tip, Taylor tn Toa $$ 3nrlde it? HELP WANTOIFEMaIlB IT WANTED A rood practical ! BUM most understand obstetrics; trior oughly; permanent position. Btfata agfl : and experience. Y-063. Journal! 1 PHONE Tabor 6384 Girl wanked for general housework, v Must he neat ' and clean. 246 K. $5th et. 1 i : WANTElColored maid to stairs work in sanitarium, home nljrhUs Marshall 289$. ido UP"' To go VvlANTEDladls tor local or travel . ing position on salary. Addrdig CM, Journal. f T CLARA H. Your husband la Very'llL Call and see him. C. E. N. I WANTEjv a wet nurse. wood 26. Phohe 6ell- I ; MIDDLES aged woman foF general housework. W-3. Journal GIRL for general housework. 24th. . 161 K. HELP WANTED &IAJLE FEMALE AND 120 STAMMERING and stuttering Cor rected. Natural speech method. In formation. Hours 10-12, 2-8. RatlLhiin Tnetitut rnnm fcOl a. K. Colum- M bla bldg.. Washington and Vi. parte Phone Main 1U6!. Consultation tree. MOLER BARBER COLUiOK., , Wants men and women to lettrn ! the trade; paid while learning; tool frre; position secured: summer rates; write : for catalogue. Cor, 2d and Rurnslde. MOHLER Barber school wants men and women to learn oarbut Irte free In S weeks. Positions -ecuted. jPy while learning. K N. ta st. ; WANTED 200 loganberry picker. I 4 will be at the St. Charles) "hotel . Thursday. June 22. 1V18. J. Pi Aspla- , wall, Brooks, Or. , ; MISS DECKER'S Private Busl4es Col lege. Day and night classes.! Special , summer rates. Allaky bldg., Iij-Mor'sn FAMILIES to pick berries. Apply V. J. Nelson, 2 miles northwest 0 wego. ' 9 !' :-- OREGON BARBER COLLEGur Men s and women " to learn barbef trade free. 2S3 Madison st. I W ANTED 60 loganberry iplckersi good berries. Call at 320 Crosby at between 7 and 8:S0 p. m. this Week. SULATIONS AlALlt AGREABLEentleman of 60, ex yperlenced In office work, capable of qualifying any Job requiring executive capacity, will accept position t vacated by "war call" carrying family" waxes; excellent references. L-frtO, -Journal. WANTED By experienced, all around newspaper man and printers job oa dally or weekly in Oregon otj Faclfio northwest; capable of taking fcomplete charge; can come at once. B-3.f Journal. : - ' . ' 1 .A MARRIED man (6. experienced in of- flee work, two years in general store and on wagon, good character! greatly In need of work. Phone Bell, too. Al SHOE, furnishing goods aad cioth ing man wishes position; it years experience. Very best . references. D-l, Journal, j MAN as watchman or janitor; ' under- stands fuel oil firing; also steam engine; good on repairing. J-l.t Journal. OPTOMETRIST. registered j desires position with responsible flrtn. ,Ref erences furnished. U-869, Journal. COMPETENT shop mechanics an4 chauffeurs furnished by Y jM, Auto school. Main 7066, A-6B61 C. A. PAPERING, tlntlnF $2.00 room. Painting cheap. Evening. Mar shall 2971. ! CARPENTER Do anything n bulld- ing and repair: get my estimate. Phone East 2332. WANT a pOHltlon aw salesman teady. man. number ot years ex experience. Address, 143 K. mtn St., Portland, rt. RELIABLE man wants position at - nn ..In. Journal. or anything, a-L woifkj MAN, 3o, want s eteaay efer- ences. Phone Wdl 2491. FOR YOUR cement work se J4L Jas- 6813. mann, 862 Russell st, Phon PAPERING and tinting, reasonable; work guaranteed. Tabor 6 58. MAN wanted; work on magll ranch no miking. H-1, Journa FOR paper hanger. PhonJ TleTr SIT U ATIONS FEMALE 4 TELEPHONE operator, 8 ears ex-' perlence, wants' position at once M or out of city. permanent l Of tempore ary. Mar. 6854 EXPERIENCED In housekeeping or chamber work. Best of references- wants position. Mrs, a. Ji Kenney, 701 Alberta. LADY, tion. 40 wants housekeeper's posi- - wiaower s nome. imceneni cook. Neat, clean. X-9. Jourhal, GIRL warily care of cMMrsniand light housework near Jefferson.; Call, 19T Skidmore. 1 r ; , pdaluon a RELIABLE lady wished housekeeper and practical; purse. Phone E. 6062 EXPERIENCED, reliable ydujig lady. desires housework position in ramuy In country, rood home. L-994, ; Journal. YOUNG teacher wishes to ido office work. Phone Tabor 1181. 1 - GIRL, 14, wants to take caiwjof ch!14 in family. Phon e Marshall 4 y wants lioui 01. MIDDLE aged lady wants Bausekeep-. ins- for elderly couple. Wd. 2205. . CAMP cooking by experienced! woman! W-6, Journal. ANY kind of work by the day. Tiari shall 1762 ( WOMAN wishes the care of a children at ner nome; oesi vi c. nmj mjri NURSES 60 TRAINED NURSE wants sckse; sny. kind taken. Terms reasonauie.i Mar shall 6032. Apartment 18. t ; I FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED rooms for young men In all parts of the city, also In Y: M. C. A. bias., especially deslrable4urng the summer;' fireproof, telephpgv in each room, shower baths. $1.76 He $4, 7e per week. Including fall ansoclwtfon mem beranlp privileges, gymnaaliim. swim ming pool, handball court, and many other club privileges. Full information at Y. M. C. A. business office or tle- nhena Main 7065. A-6BS1. ' BACHELOR'S HOTEL. ; Bverythlng new and upiti For men only, f lth and Washington. M 3 to date. atn 81t. enth at 'akJ Mod em. fireproof, respectable; $3twek up. SPLENDID rooms, central, jfbr 'one, of two persons, reasonable, j 272 Madl- son. ; J M- $1.60 WEEK up, clean, warm, modern fur, rms- central. The Kng, i 09 Jef FURNISHED ROOMS , 70 rSZTATX YAXXX.T i - sirr-.irxj"-ii'ssi' "si mns sj si i 1 se ganTasr-r fS.OO MONTH Cheerful, light nlry room; quiet neighborhood! eiectria lights and bath, phone. 3 0 Hancock,. W.A or R earn f : I front room, well furnlaheA. nv ; private family. qulei. I em. BOOMS AND BOARD 79 FBTTATa TAMH.T ! ,-- --W--- ANNA Lewis Hall, 610 Flsadere busi. ness girls and students. $, $6.n wlc HOUSEltEEJ'INO ROOMS nrsxnxzD aid vmtv umxmmmv - ONE room with kitchenette; complete- : ly furnished, steam heat, runnlnC hot and cold water, phone In every . . room: 7 blocks from 6th and Morrtsoai, gts ia op. 291 Columbia St., cor. Ithf c COMPLETELY furnished housekeeping rooms, modern, gas. llghta. water furnished; walking distance.) $2.6$ weefc up. Bushmark. 666H Wawilsgton. FURNISHED housekeeping ! rooms and ' i rooms by day or week for rent. $4.0 ft v Ith st. . ' ' DOWNTOWN modern H. K. suites, $ltV month mp. tneldlng neat, light.-etav Royal Annex. 86H Morrison. M II WEEK up; fur! U K. 4-i '" -baths. Phone Woodlawnl $5. 201 - Stanton. TWO nicely fuin.hed housekeeping r rooms. 44i Taylor st. Marshall 8$ JGemAp(s, SI -k no. HOI 1st St. Free bath. hoi. fatlsV watei 4tS
