THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1916.
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PARTY LEADER SAYS
FOND WILL BE USED
Thfeat Made That Influence
May Be Swung to Hughes
Against Wilson.
"NO BABES IN WOODS"
Wlss Ann Martin Expect Conference
of the Woman's Party in Colorado
prlags to Declare for Hughs.
Denver. Colo.. Aug-. 3. (U. P.) One
hundred thousand dollar and the in
fluence of the national Woman' purty
Will bo caM into the balance in fnvor
Of Charles Evans Hughes and against
President W'llhon if the Democrats fall
to pass the, federal suffrage amend
ment at the present session of con
f res.
Mlt Anne Martin, chairman of the
Woman' party. Mated to the United
Pr here today.
"We must Judge the Democratic par
ty on Its p.-r forriiH ti . nml ihe (("pub
lican party firi itn promise, lu-it hs
we hold Pi . i 1 nt WIIkoii Ii a mri-t
a ceoi. nt Vi 1 1 1 1 y t,i , in KifliHie r-onl.
o H'fl will h')M :..'. i i t. Or lluli. -- i.i
hie promise of national suffrage .1 Iim
Is elected.
I he leaders or the Hmiuri rutty
are ni babes in (he ihmhI. W o rr,i,;zn
that jolitcs and hope, of victory m.iy
have hud. a great ileal to do vmh ilie.
change In Governor Hughes inward
favoring national suffrage. FPjt we
have not even a promise fr-mi the
Democrats.
Campaign Fund In Blght.
'We have every confidence that as
leader of his party. Governor II iphes
wll) keep his word The party t:.at
.ecu res tha political freedom "f all
WOmen will Inevitably win the. undying
loynlty and ailhere' of the .trvn
voter:,. Will the JienmciatH Hlw this
great oppoiLumty to trie Kepur..lcnn
party J"
Mif.8 Jlartln Is illrecting efforts to
raise a lluo.uou (.ainpniKn fund for
the woniKii h parly Anticipating no
Satisfactory uciion from the lierno
cralM, MlnH Mai tm Mute. I inat plans
have b-e-i practically ,u i n . 1 : cd lur
S vlRoroiiN c.i nia i g n by tin. woman's
party In .the 1 suffrage stales In be
half of the Hepuhli. an parly.
"I myaelf am a I eum. ra t, ' said Miss
Martin. J uou J like to ott for
President Wilson llu( as a member
Of (he woman's parly my first Intent
is to seyure national wo.u.tn suffrage. "
Two Organlxer at Work.
Two organizers ol the woman's party
and the 'ongi es.sluiial i ream i.ir
NATIONA
WOMAN S
Woman Suffrage l.avo actually been j intere.st now heir s paid on farm lo-ins
St work for .iio.itos ,,, e.i.i, the Illustration Is Olven.
equal suffrage tutea oik in ii- ' .r ... . , ...
Charge of mate head.piarle, s ati'i F I11""81": 1 "der tue pi, sent
works In cooperation with ine ;-talo SVH,rm (lf ''orcowing money. ,f Mr.
sjul congressional J.sirlr chain,,,,, .'"ler borrows $10on f..,- Lu. years
The second organized tiavels .-nounC)"' K p,'r 'r'';, hp uld pay $1200 In
tlia slam and arranges meennes r, -, . terfst, and the original amount cor-
corps of speakers routed ,'rotu natiuuul
headquur te.i s in t'liicaga.
Mln.i Matlin experts (lie ccnferei,,-e
of the woman's parts in i oiora-lo
Spring, August 10-12 formally ;.) de
ciare for Hughes. .lieiuurd tne
Wiuiiaii s
pot in -d t.
ami'iiiKii will be
help elect bin.
.1 i i eel ! v
SUBMARfNE HAS
NOT SHOWN HER
NOS-E THUS FAR
tronrinue.l Fro
ra line t
was wltness.-d only hy ,er pilot 1
tug, the Tiiiiiiiins, and those aboard
the TlnimiiiN were not clone enougu !
to he mui'o Ihey had seen the d I .j
made until wave after wave of tin
heavy wta had come up and gone i
down without the .subina clue's light
&aiuiti showing. !
Submerged Mils Off Shore.
The submersion was made about a'
mile nul.Nido lli capes, the Tininiliin
crew repoi ted vv lien they put into Nor
folk early today. j
Captain Iliiws.li of the Interned C,er
intiii liner Neoliiir, who was aboard'
the Tiinio.iii.s, .--aid the last act of Ca:-
taln Koenlg and his crew before they
went , below was to give three cheer'
for America and the American people.!
This was as they neared the
Capes.
Then all disappeared from the upp-r
iBtruc'iire of tlio submarine. Captain
Koenlg being la.xt p descend, shout -
Ing ft farewell to laptaln Hinsch as
he disappeared.
"That's the last that will be ssen
of her until she hobs up In Bremen. '
declared (.'indaiu Hinsch.
To Submerge Bat Little.
Captain Hinsch said the ei.t'ch-
planned to submerge only during
the nay time when well out to sea, and
In the day time only when absolutely
neceasary.
'She will proceed on the surface,
like any other vessel, at nigot, as
nun as ouL of the danger zone," he
said. &
"We expict. o hear from her or
Shout her before she reaches Bre'
men.1' ghe May Ban Along- Coast.
Captain. Zach Culllson of the Tim
mins would only say: "I'm glad she's
torn-." '
It's the most worrisome bit of pHot
- Inr Captain Zach has had to handle In
many a day. ,
f It has been understood Captain Koe
nlg planned to work his way along
ties coast, north or south, after sub
merging, putting Into some port If
forced to do so by the enemy patrol.
He desired to drive out Into ;the At -
.lsntio the moi ent he was sure the
patrol had been avoided.
The United States cruiser North Car-
olina. assigned to neutrality duty, wan
ordered in from the capes today, lndi -
. eating the belief Of government offl-
-, . olals st least, that danaer of neutrality
violation had passed.
G-lvs Cheers for America.
- The Heutschland appeared In the
f bay, after spending the day in Tangier
-. sound. 35 miles up. Just about sunset,
and was cutting across toward the
' capes as darkness began to fall. Plie
was displaying red and green lights
closs to the water, but soon put these
opt.
"Approaching the Cape Henry llght-
ship the submarine moved In close to
- shore and boM back while the Timmlns
rf proceeded soma distance out, presum
ably to determine If hostile vessels
i wera In sight. Presently she signaled
' and the DeutSchland moved on past
' ths OS-ps. ,Thls waa about 9 o'clock.
, . Th Dsutschlsjid drew near enough
. ' to lr pilot tujt to permit th ahout
i lng of fsrewella and ths cheering for
Anerlcs iand then the rolling water
began to-pile up between them. She
' slgnslsd briefly with hsr psriscops
light. Then that blinked out and the i
tug turned back to Norfolk. '
Chance for Esoape Good.
london. Auk- 35 1 1. N. 8.) If the
Deutschland runs afoul of a British
warship and tries to dive, she will ba
treated as any escaping ship. As thi
British do not recognize her as a
merchantman, she ts hardly likely to
get gentle treatment. The admiralty
admits the odds arc in favor of her
eluding their navy, but the British
alwaya welcome a good eporting prop
osition. Officially, all the admiralty says
that the navy will try to arrest her.
It Is left tn the naval officers on tho
scene to decide ijow to handle the sit
uation. SMALL FARMER WILL
BENEFIT MOST FROM
RURAL CREDITS 1AW
(Continued From Psge (inr.i
at not to exceed 6 per cent Interest and
tor periods running from 5 to 40 years, j
Small Farmen to Benefit. '
While this legislation will he of j
great benefit to all farmers, It will"
be a boon. It is pointed out. to the
smaller farmers because they have
never had the advantage in borrowing
money that the big- feilows have sad.
The great life insurance companies,
which have millions Invested In farm
loans, and foreign capitalists who are
reaping a harvest from high interest j
ikm.v ncing pan ry American farm
ers. hae (-ought the big loans
'P'o fMill has been that I lie little
fellows Im.e had t.i scratch f,,r them-
Iwmts cl'ewterc. I.ri;i4 frn 'I to p;i
! Higher Intei ti rate-- n.-rep miO:u-v
for '-'mrti;- pel -ods of H-nc. ,,:,d ra-'h
Itlllie ii In',., w H - f.,Mf.,l .ir,v n,.rr.,
-j Miry cl arcr-;, wui-h . as coinml slons.
nbstra.ts, etc, which would run the
1 oHt. of the loan up to an excessHe
i ate.
Hut with the government coming to
the relief of the farmers with a sup
ply of money to be loaned at low rates,
the small farmer will be placed on an
equal footing with the big borrower.
He will have a chance to borrow J200
or or any other sum up to
, per cent or tne value of his land, on i
; the same terms offered the big farmer
who wants to borrow $10,0'in. The
miii 1 ! borrower will get the same rate
of Interest a id can have as much time
hh the 1.1 horrowr.
Amortization Flan Used.
And to make !t stH easier for ev
I ery tanner to get money with vhich
I to lm;noe hi' jiroperty arid then re
j pa y tlie loan, the new law provides a
plan for wiping out the lean while,
I making Interest payments, I'nder this
j plan, c ulled amortization, the annual
interest payments are all of the same
amount and the last payment dis
I charges the deht in full.
The itrcat majority of the farms In
, the country are int.-: gaged. Yen- after
j year t tie farmers pay interest, and the
I mortgage remains an big hj ever.
I Tlmse who hereafter borrow from the
j land banks wili reduce (he amount of
j their nub I.t.ili every via i . and still
r not lillv liii.'-c than tlie avel:ic. I ri . l.f
rowed would be unpaid. If he bor
rowed $ 1 00 v ut the. rate of 10 per cent
interest. In 'Jo years he wciid pay
$2000 Interest and stiil owe tne origi
nal $1000 burrowed. I'nder the amor
tization plan, as provided in the rural
credits law. by paying JX7 .19 :i year
for 20 years, lie will have paid both
principal and inte-e.st. Ills payments,
if tae loan Is at the maximum rate of
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rolice and Strikers Clash.
St. Ivouis. Mo., Aug. 3. (1. N. S.) A
mob of BO packing house etrlkers here
today attacked an automobile load of
police who were guarding drivers of
meat wagons. In the battle that fol -
lowed one striker was shot and a
policeman was injured by a brick.
Mrs. Thomason Given Divorce.
Esther Thomason was granted a di
vorce from Andrew McCampbeil Thom
ason yesterday by Judge Gantenbein.
Cruelty was ths ground.
Billy Sunday Like Machine Gun
. r.
Gives Ad Club Rapid Fire Talk
Billy Sunday, baseball evangelist, said more in 25 minutes jester
day than any other club speaker had said in an hour and a half.
His subjects ranged from baseball to Abraham Lincoln and Hell
to Heaven. The photograph below was taken yesterday while he
was enjoying the Portland-Oakland game.
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Speaker Stands in Waiting Posture Until William McMur
ray, Who Introduced Him, Said, "Billy, When You
Are Ready, Shoot"; Then the Fun Began,
Like a whole platoon of the new
machine guns that fire each 900 snot
a minute. Hilly Sunday talked to the
Ad dub yesterday.
He talked about religion and base
ball mid civic duty and failure and
success and the life of Abraham Lin
coln nnd lio Garden of Eden and the
sinking of the Titanic and advei t-sli: -and
heaven and hell. Ho talked 2-.
minutes, but In that 2." minutes he
littered more words than any other
' speaker ever did in an hour and a half
, before the ame organization.
He quoted from the classics, the
poets and the literature of slang. He
mixed them all up together with hie
own epigrams, puns and philosophy,
and handed the combination out to an
audience that never relaxed attention
save to applaud. Strangely enough,
he never mentioned the war.
McMurray Says "Snoot."
Rut William McMurray, general pas
senger agent of the O-W". It. & N..
who wns chairman of the day. must
have had anticipation of the ball play
er evangelist's mold fire delivery, for.
in Introducing him, he first had him
aland In a waiting posture before his
audience, then he said simply and
j briefly: "Hilly, when you are ready.
! elioot."
President Whitcomb of the Ad club
! rave to Mr. McMurray credit for the
; presence of Billy Sunday, who has de
clined all other Invitations since 10m
lrg to his Hood River ranch, and who
said yesterday: "When I come out
here, it is to rent, not work; but I have
n-'vpr found it in my heart to refuse
rr.y friend McMurray any request."
"Ma" Sunday Has a Word.
"Ma" Sunday's talk finished the pro
gram, and she was Introduced as the
Municipal Band to
Play at Mt. Tabor
Program for Tonlg-ht's Conoert As
nonnced by Conductor Campbell
Three Postponed Concerts Tet.
The Municipal Park Band will play
tnniKht at Mount Tabor park, on the
Surniysiue-.viouni inui'r line, i no eon
ceit will begin at S o'clock, and Con
ductor Campbell announces the fol-
lowing program:
March. "The mhasandor"
flanley
lUisslid
Hro.'ka
(nerriire. "William l"l
Ii termetao "Seinnre liioTlne"
"S-aies fmm the Old Foikk" i re.pi.-st . . . .
lomplliil by Lake
INTBRM1S-N4)N
Scenes from o.mlc opera "Krmnle"
i Mevrenes
Suite. "Atlantis ' o.i. ....
I Net tiir:.e and Morning Hyoiu ef 1 raise.
II "A Cour t I uiirtien."
I
i 1 1 T "I U.re Thee" ( lb tTin. e ana
iv o-plp pestru. tlnn of Atlantis."
Scenes from the Ooervtta "Prince C'barmleg''
i Klc
Flr!. "The Star Spangled Uaiuier."
I Three concerts poslpoiiea irom
j d;lleB parpv in the season on account
; of inclement weather remain to be
given after tonight. Unless extended,
i thess will mark the end of ths season.
I j
Will Reserve Timber.
TJA T?tver Or Aug. 3. District
Forester George H. Cecil of Portland,
who has been in Hood River, an-
nounces that the timbered sections
along the west fork of Hood River
on the route from Dee to Lost Lake
and Lolo Pass, will be reserved by
the government In the sale of the
timber advertised, which amounts to
about 833,000,000 feet, and the largest
single sale ever made by the govern-
nr. en t In the Pacific northwest. Many
of the timbered sections along the
west fork of Hood river are camplns
and recreation grounds.
Boys' Cases Decided.
Hood River. Or.. Aug. 3. Croswell
Ttenson of Seattle, whose mother, Mrs.
i Maude Ryan, is employed in the Bos
ton bakerv, Seattle, and Alonzo hos
ford of Portland, who were appre
hended by Chief of Polico i. K. Car
son after the theft of a bicycle, had
hearing before Judge K. fc.. btanton
.nri th Fnnon-bov was sent to the
reform school at Salem and young
1 Hosford was sent home.
, :
j Gardiner Wants Road.
Ftoseburg, Or.. Aug. 3. A number of
Gardiner citizens appeared before the
county court today asking that a road
be built at once to connect the Gardi
ner station on the Willamette Pacific
railroad with the town of Gardiner, a
"power behind the throne" in other
words, "Billy's business manager," and
it is said the Is all of tint.
"I met a young fellow 30 years aso
and fell in love with him three months
betore he proposed to me," she related
"Pfe was a bail player and rrif friends
warned me against him. They said,
'He Is so fast on his feet that he'll just
naturally leave you behind some day.'
1 married him and I thought I was
marrying a ball player, but I found I
had niai ib d a preacher."
Sunday is to talk at the Ice Hippo
drome next Tuesday night. He la to
oppose the brewery bill. He gave
warning yesterday, "If the Wednesday
newspapers print what I say they'll
have to print on asbestos."
Baseball Man Present.
Just to make the ex-ball player feel
at home, there were gathered around
the speakers' tablo Billy Sullivan,
former catcher of tlie Chicago White
.cox; K1 IJarnard of the Cleveland
Americans and Judge V. W. McCredie
of the Portland Beavers, who pro
ceeded to say. "I want to tell these
men from the east a secret about win
ning pennants." lie paused impres
sively. "It Is," he began, then paused
again, "to beat nil the other clubs."
Ii. II. Atkinson. Nelson O. I'ike and
some others told Hilly Sunday and
"Ma" Sunday how glad Portland is to
entertain them.
Jimmy Iuffy, secretary of the club,
told about his experience nt the inter
national convention of the Associated
Ad clubs of the World and he ma-'.
such a hit thai the whole crowd gave
him three cheers and Hilly Sunday
said, "That was one of the beat
speeches I ever heard."
distance of one and one-half . miler.
The question was presented Pome time
ago. but a bid could not be secured
within the estimate of the road en
gineer. Because of the urgency of
the (situation, it is probably that action
will be taken at the present term of
court.
, iteai Estate Transfers.
"'J - to R.
A. IVooks.
j Treair-r of the Oiv ,.f portYniri
S 1.041
Vieinr Land iv.
W. Vj L. 1. ft. M ,
Vernon
Sheriff p-v nose City Park Asiui L 12
11, Rose City Park
Mai'd Wood and hua. to C. C. ItaMw-ell
et al. L. 5. 6, B. a5, Point Vlaw Add.
Mary F. Prince and hns. to County of
Multnomah, tract beginning N. of"anU
opp and SO ft. rtlntant from Sta
12 M on Capital hlghwa
Mabel Varna and hna. to Hlrmn W
, loreman. tt al. L. 8. B. 7. Katlie-lne
3t. M. Lonibard and wf. to Winter U.
, Patterson et al. for public road, right
cif way across tract
Alma Keller and fang, to Carrie A Mo
ahier. L. 24. II. 23. Tremont Place. .
Mary T. Ure.-ne aud hua. to Li. H. 1 red
eriekaon et al. L. 13. B- . Sellwo.Hl
Mt. Scott Park Ometcry Corp. to O I".
Felton et aL U 28. Sec Hillside, cem
etery Green O. Lore, L. 8. B. S, 'ortenC.' Loa
Brown, i.. 8. B. 8. Green C. LoTa
Alld
H. H. Northrup and wf. to city of Port
land, for it. and highway, tract be
ginning 81.12 ft. E. from W. line of
L. 13, RavensvlHW
Fredrick H. Strong and wf. to City of
I'ortland. for st. and h.ghwav. tract
beginning at point where N. line Tiinr
mau at. is crossed by E. line of 2sth
at.. "Willamette Hta
Sophie I. Katnky to Fred Katakr et a'b
U. 23. B. 2. and und. 1-3 Int. In L. 24,
B. 2. Clemsou Add
Nils F.klnnd and wf. to Henry Ras et
al. 2oxSO rcla Sec. 17, T. 1 S.. R. l E.
J. Edward Tappau to Lanra 8. P'.lmaon,.--L.
15. B. 1. Botilta Park
T04
600
473
4.000
60
100
10
240
10
400
10
150 i
Marey J Lehman and hu. to Lloyd E
B'geiow. L. 6. B. 3. Wllllama Add.
No 2
J. W. Sebati and wife to Wiiheiin
Schati. L. 7. B. 7. West Piedmont...
T. C. Humphrey and wife to Wyner
R. Patterson et al, 2.5 acres Sec' 7
T. 1 R. 1 E .
Lydia Gault Read and husband to Clara
M. Patterson et al, 1437x321 feet
Sec. 7. 1 S. 1 E
A. o. Kruse and wife to G. G. Bodie.
I. 17. B 2. Watta Sub. of I.. 4,
Fruitrale
Farmland Co. to HarTey Koresman. SC
33 'i feet of I.. 7, B. 3, RaTenawnod .
Joseph I.. Woodland and wife to I i
Huiidell, et al, L. 7. B. 13. Snriny
side add. and L. 7. B. 2. Eastland. .
John Jewson et al to Akerson och
Co., Inc., L. 18. 19. B. 3, Barton's
add. to St. Johns
Clara kL Patterson and husband to
T. C Humphrey, 1.5 acres Sec. 7,
1 S. 1 E
Wellington Inr. Co. to Etta Water
Parons, L. 7. 8. B. 15. Wellington
Truiuan B. Richardson and wife to Jo.
Isak Lund, land beg. 32 feet N. of
Sff, corner of NE. 4 cf I5E. u of
Sec. 34. 1 N.. 2 R 4
R. W. Fiaher and wife o William R.
Greenwell et al L. 33, 34. B. 2.
Fisher's Sab. of L. 2, Gleswond Psrk
fillaa Crook et al to PaalnstUa Iim
10
1.500
10
10
10
2.800
' 10
5.V1
2.0i
work. Swlj. V, of L. 5. . B. 7.
Jsines Johnm 2d d. to St. Jobn 10
Minna M. l'.lch to Herman S. Iit-
rt?. L. , B. 26. Lodd'i dd 10
Robert Louden and wife to Nora A.
Lane. N. SO feet of L. 6. B. 2.
Mt. Tabor Central tract 10
SLiriff to Russell E. W. I, I..
I. 2. B. 20, taat Portland 13.Tta
Kred Mollenhonr to T. O. Datis. U. 10.
II. B. 2ti, Railnay aild 5"0
Virginia A. Steele to Pierce McCkkey,
L. 6, It. 11. Went Piedmont 1
Martha 1. Mtller and tius. lo K. Carta,
L. 41. B. 1. Staaiey 1
Wl.Iell Realty Co. to Earl E. Hopple,
L. it. It), li, U B. 10. Kern Park. . 10
.Same to Frank A. Hopple. L.. 7. f. B.
lu. Kern I'ark 8"X)
S I . Moore and wf. to Tbomaa H.
Sniltb. L. 17. li. 4. WUeatland Add.. 15
Luelln May ;rove to t;. P. Ui-ardorff.
L. 13, B. 17. Loveleigu 10
Building Permits,
North lfific Iienijl coileice Reiiair
4
tUTT fireproof .um ret.- dental coi
lece 00-415
(irfiron t.. ti-tweeu (Irand jir
a.nd E. IU
si - tmllder. I'. W. Ward. .''....
Dr. I' K. J..irt- l;rt t 1 :.ifr fralui- gr
ate. 4i7 are . t... I.elu.-a 4-lh aed
41-lh t . ; hUiider. S. P. Bakei, f . ' )
W. P. O 'Nelll hJ---.l 1 f-a lue i!no!'-
Iiig. 421 K. 7'itb at., near Ulvl.-iuU si.: t.iill.ler,
s::me. 1.VW.
U !. Pbelpa Erect 1 atorr frame gnrase.
337 K. S-iU at . txitMeen t. .M.irk. i
Stephens t.; builder, same. JG."
t'nlted States Natiunal hank I ..n
and!
;
ut
footings, bafecaent flL-or aud liaseuieiit i'.N
of fireprcK.f eoiiirrete bauk. Ii tii sr.. betwe. n
Stark and ak it. : btiliJer. Sound Cnns'in
t-.-n a- Kr.y i ii. -wi us Co. Si-.OIIO.
K. . Sieiutiaiiet -Prect 1 a ftor.r
ilf!lii.B. 4.'.. Wuiiiaker si.. h.-tue
and ;eth i-ta'., t'ui.,ln. K. Kvan-. f.
.1. II. Willncin Uepair - H iry t'.uii.
int. 77:; bnvj ttl.. iK'lt.n '- 1 :
f i
dw e 1
i,
i : l"iilttr. J Killgreii. 'h..
li. P. TnoDips-.n C.--Itei'nir st .i y ..r-P-i.arv
ehoj und rooa,s, 'ii.i Vir-e i , t..--tw.Vn
Pront and P!rt t : huhder. .1. ..
hiUsret-n. ild".
l. P. TbompwiD Co. Repair 2Uj atorr ruoni
ing bouse. 4"1 Vamhlll t., iiei..en l.th and
1'th ; builder, J. G. KHjrp- i'. $!''.
William KeiilL Repair 1 atory frame Hums'.
IKiO Albina are.. t)ft1?ll llraiunrd aid Kill
i:-w..rtb av . bu:W. r, nosicra i.-ni'S .v
Supply Co.. SiV.O.
1.. . Uar.pier--Rer.air 'J et ur frsme dwel
nii: al K. Snltii'.ii m I7- '"-'t ;-' '
t. ...A m. . l- il.le . A . I v r ' "" '
( ml.. li.iMiu: Pa--.- i -
cri!l.i;rv ia.i'r fcc iiim
I. Mk-I
i oil Fl-
M.ll IIIMt -I
' t- 1..11
hulh:
I ' T I
l-.f I u , J. 14 '.
Mead e!a;e -Ileplr 3 SHUT fraia
ami mores, Frcnt el . ' between Mop ,
i.iiihlll sts - uuiiilers. Miiir & M'
l-,n(ol
r Hid
.-lilinj.
$nou.
U. C. Bennett Kre.-t 2 stnrr frame dweli
ir (f. S&j E. Hotti t. N.. between ShaTer a"d
Mieon eta. ; bolldr. san.e. f27fKJ.
Margaret Griftln Repair 2 stor.r frmne
dwelling. 3 L. 8th st. N.. between F. F.verett
and Flanders sts.; builder, same. 1."ki. j
H. B. IMTIS Repair 1 story frame garage, i
Ti Irylng St.. between 22d and 2od '
buildej-. J. A. Melton. $200.
The Oreiroa Home Builde
frame dwelling 71-'i K. Pino at
L- A w(b Iiiill.iAr Mme S'J.'.llO
J. li. Mm:k .V (v Erect I iry frame gar-
ace. 606 E. i:p at., between I too and nia-,
tun ls.; builder, aiilne. .".'.
r. N. A. Nisle:h -Kre.-t 1 itery frame
garage old 1'vej y n.. i."ieeu i.'io aiei
2o,u s:-.; builder came. Ko. i
S. Unr ii7. Pi e. , 1 stoi j- frnroe gnraz-e. j
Wo W. m-o !.. i.et.vefn F. .i2d and L. .".'M
MS.; builder, same. $."i0. :
Portland Stove work -Healr 1 "t. ry fran.nl
foundrj. 02 Hwod St.. beiweui Cru!i, rs mil
Sherman sts.; builder, Feriell ituofii g Co . I
S2O0. i
I rederlrk Stronc. Agt. Rer.alr 2 ftory
frsme scl,.l. l.lo Kitli H., betweeu M il uu.r
Montgomery ' sis. : builder. Fern 11 It.H.flrn;
Co.. J.'IO".
NEW TODAY
6
Loans of blO.OOO and Hp
On Improved Business Property
(or for Improvement Purposes).
J. P. X.IFSC02K.
843 Stat Sir ecu
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
Jf 8 Datum Bldg.. PortlWsd. Or
FARM LOANS
Mortgage Company for America .
Boom 32. Alnswortn Bldg.
Ptione Main 8841. Portland. Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-6
Oregon Investment fe Mortgage Co.
Offices 302-4 170 3d BV
AI (rriON SALES TOMORROW
AT Wilson's Auction House. 10ci-173 2
st rfale at 10 a", m.
AZ 2 p.
2d st.
m. at Ford A ictlon Co., 131
Furniture, carpets, etc.
CLASSIFIED Al ItATKS
CASH AD VEMISEIiIENTti!
Daily or Sunday:
1 Vi cents per word for all classifications ex
cepting "For Item In Private Family." "Uwm
and Hoard in Private Family." "Situation
Wanted" and "Wanted to Rent" ads. which
are 1 1. cents per word.
Three lnsertlona for the price of two.
beven Insertions for the price of five.
No 1 taken for lesa thau 15 cents.
CAt-U MtST accompany copy poUaln a dots
rates.
CHARGED ADVERTISEMENTS.
1H cents per word per Insertion.
This charge la for all clRlti-stlona except
ing "For Reut In Frlxate Family." "Room nd
Board In I'riraie Family," "situation Wanted"
and "Wanted to Rent" ads, which are Ihi
centa per word per insertion.
No ad charged for less thin 15 renta.
MEETING NOTICES
41
B P O Flks No 14"
"Regular meeting' this
(Thursday) evening, K'.ks
Temple. 8 o'clock. Visiting
brothers welcome. Kv or
der of the E. It- M. R.
Spauiding, Secretary.
ALBERT PIKE EOIxJE No. I
162. A. F. and A. M. Ppe- !
clal communication this Krl- I
dav evening. August 4. at I
7.31 o'clock., M. M. degree. I If you have l will 6ell you a nice Ut
This will be tbe occasion of i tie home Call f.l Corbet t bldg
a
birthday party to good old lirother
-attimer and a big attendance, is de-
ired. Visitors welcome. Hy order of
I
F
W. M
E. H IV IE. Se.y.
WEBEOOT CAMP No.
65. W. O. V.. every
Friday night In v f.
W. Temple. 128 A 1th
at. Members requested
to be present. Visitors
welcome. J. II. Ponnay.
C. . A I-. M.trner. i ik.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, ou'.tona,
pine, charms Jaeger Bros 11-3 Sth.
"JJffal Statistics
marriages, Births, Dzaths.
MAJUUAGE LICENSES
William O. Wilson. 761 Gantenbein ara., and
Moliie C. Walker. 303 Stanton tt.
Michael J. O'Rourke, o:i'J E. Ash, and
Esther C. Phillips, t4 N. 10th St.
Stephen Taylor, 5919 52.1 at. 8. E.. and
Harriet M. Hunt, same address.
C. Ray McAllister, White Blnffa, Wash.,
and Edna M. Parkes. Lenta. t)r.
A. F. Mi-rryman. 706 lat at., and Lena M.
White, same address.
Cheater A. Groat, 1432 East Gllaa st... and
Adella C. VoUatedt, 35 Cable.
Edward C. Copple. 2 2d and Nloolal, and
Rnth D. Dickenson, Fprn apta.
John R. Pace, Taeonia, Waah., and nil-
fred M. Swanson, 1102 N. 22d st.
Gnst F. Nelson. 1O10 61at axe. S. E
Matilda Olson, 171 N. 20th at.
Pasko MlrkoTich. 8H Thurman at., and Olga
LJubeUch. 202H MeMlllen.
Orreu H. Lyons, S25 4ih, and Maude I. Hart,
same address.
W. G, Smith & Co, SK
and
car do.
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 30& Stsrk st
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 7.1
I'KOSSBR In this city. Aar. 3. at hia lata
rwldenee. 573 Karl at.. Thomas W. Pro
ser, aged 56 years. Notice of funeral hereaf
ter. Hattla Creek papers please copy.
DEATHS AXD FUNERALS 73.
Contlnned) ; ,
BKOW".NrtWl)KTH Id tola city. 8. A. ,
BrowDswirUi, afte 62 years, trelored bu-
brnd of Mra. 8. A. Kronaorth. father of :
Mm. Gertie Shrrman of this city. Ieeeaed
s a member of tue K. of P., 1. J. - P
and traluuien's unlcu. all of Toledo. UMo.
1 in- K. of P. will liae euargii of itie fune.al
at tue rexldence, 2"hh K. S24 at. S. E.. at 2 ,
P- m., August 4. tbe I. O. O. P. at tha ,
Itrare, Multnomah cemetery. Arrangements ;
la i-Uarg- of W. H. Hamilton, funeral dlrec-j
tor. E. toth and lll'n ia. I
CiiWlMi-il tbe family residence, 674 Kaat
Ma.liaon airt. Augi't 1, Tiiemaa F. Cowintf.
ay 70 yeara. belosed busband of Abbie h.
Cowing, father of t. U. Coniug. Tom V. Cow
lng aud Mrs. Prank Ie Parcq. all of tola city,
l iiiierni rTlce will be conducted ai the aboia
re-iuruee tiaturday. August 3. at 2:30 p. m
PneuUs Invited to atlcud. latermeut Greeo-
.nhI erutetery.
i ,Mii!il:i:Ki.Kl; -lu ihia city. Aufuat 2. at
Auguat 2,
t:,e residence of her niece, eo e.. t.a i
Mr-- Anna P. M,nlrger. afed 73 yean 3 :
ud . days. ire or i-rea .-;
tu rner nt ...ii .la. itr. ine remaiua lt .
ire, ar.-d ai..t hlii-ed to M-.ial:a, Or., if the'
I s 1 . 1 1 1 a . i : . a: . la. .. Pl Side Funeral Dl- j
ie:.-i. t!4 I.. Alder for serTlces ana
1-iiU. iFliila.ii. A.lkUHt 4. at 1 p. m.
Sl'iTtrpN'I HaI.KR A ugut 1. at KV Wlllam-e;i,-
bi uh-v ard, Fannie 1. Slegeuthaler, age 47
v.. m - l.,-i,....i . ife of Sam S a-ireu tha le.r. Pu-
"peril pri.-eu win he hetrt from the First Ns-
ZHruie cnui.:.. corner lZ&bl Sereuth and Couch
r i reels, Friday. August 4. at U a. m. Iutei-
n.eiu will take place at Salem, Or. ltemaini
at A It. .eller Co. 'a parle.rg.
. fAVFNPOlU In IniiTcit.v, Aug 3. Mrs. Lncy
iMv.tiiort. ag"d 30 yeysra. Pmiersl notice
it f IP main ai parfort of Miller A Tracey,
. . -1-1 e-.,t ii t Fi'a M.
Urosdwaj,
Ml K t Itje reei-ien'.-e. 2lK
:S tears I
itci.-rar t,..iic laid. Reiuaius' at parVirs of j
i vi.ier & rt a cry. w astiiiigton at r.ua si
- KI la this city, August 3. Kmlnier
Mf w art. j ne remains are at me residence
-t .-it.ilsl.nienr of J. P. Flulfj & Son, Mont-g.-n
'T. at ,';b.
FLORISTS
.map; : IN
VV'.-isll
for ail o.
l in;Hi;b C.i.. tlorlsta. 3-"i
Ma ri :".'.. A-K'fiil. Flowers
. ainnv ii ,-1 istictf if- arrangea
-1. i ! i. I I f. .
.pr-ys ti
r 1 f- m
i,ai;"ki: I'c
st. Main
and f 1 . i . i ; .1
..!;.-. p.lluVVS. I'd Up.
c'nappt-11 s. Ji7 Mo--
i i..riM.s. 2S ; .Morrison
-lf0fi Fine flowers
ns No b-anch s'ores.
Tt'.NriLl'il hUiKAl. CU.. 2
bet. 4th and f.th Main
Wash.,
A-1102
OKi'AR JOU.N.SWN K Lull A L CO.. . 8
Ollpsn s. Mar. 4372. A-14S4.
MAX M SMITH florist. 1 4 1 M Kth St.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
' EDWARD
UrI MAM PD
I IWl-ltinm V.W.
ESTABLISHED lC77
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN 507, A-lSlt
J, P. FINLEY & SON
Progressive Funeral Directors
Montgomery at Fifth
j. mmm
New reside re e
Wiio". He Wdln.
e.-.iablisiiinent.
22" C-1948.
01
' IP. L
LlLRi5BLHl
Undertaker. Lat 1 1 til and Haw
thorne K. 7S1. H-lSSh. Lady usslstant.
F. S, Dunning, Inc.
Fast tide Funeral directors. 414
Aider st. Phone l-last 52 1J-2D26.
AllLLLil k iHACL, independent fu
neral directors. 1'ricts low as $20,
J4n, $MJ. Wash, at Klia. Al. 2i it 1 . A-7S1 a.
A D 7llr, - Prt 6i
Ai fli CllaI ViUi Last 1088. C-1088.
Lady a! '. eiidanl. Lay and night service.
Walter C, Kenworthy
-1 K. 13th. Seli wood 71, B-l 1 2 i.
F h i n n i n a A, M r F nt 9.9. L15?.rik"j i
e.erv Uetail. Uioaoway and fine sts.
HroaJ way, 4:'.0. A-4ji I.udv assistant.
r K I N N V. . . ;...? '
1 . . W vi.. . ,1., ..1.1 Oil,
Momilicn Lltist Mjth and Giuau Fu-
nailllllUII ne, h1 oervi. es Th!. or 4313.
I HRKK.K . SNOOIC. b-12i2. T. 1268.
I 10:H Heimor.t t nih Lady at'eidant.
MOM MKXTS
j HiK'U.ANU MAhHLk; WKS . 24-I(
1 4th t-. opp. city hall. Main 85(4.
i P '"-- vn x- P-n- for memorials
l ! k'BTArlTrNG GftANlTECq
r- I CI 2fe7-Jrp ST COO MfcpiSQN J
FOK SALE IIOFNES
61
Read This
Have You $550 Cash?
, i.tJl H iots lltuf a..re aril) od - roor,
house, ?V 1 4 Ldvision st., near new
, FtHriklin high and Hawthorne car, flno
land, large Iruit trees, house modern
except basement, price 2ouO, terms.
Owner tliere 2 to 4. Tabor f01.
FI E room bungalow, Dutch kitchen,
, sleeping porch, full basement, near.y
new, lot ooxlOO. near car and school,
t $1700, $300 cash, bargain. Albert,
i Wdln 4021.
rrr
ST completed. 7 room bungalow.
modern, hardwood floor In living and
dining rooms, full cement basemen',
all built in conveniences. 8ia Castel
i ave
' New 3-Room Tent House
; Lot 72x213 ft., interest and principal
J'. month Mart-hall 1R80.
FOR SALE at sacrifice.
1 house, 6
Into r hiplr nn anH cr r A n rf, r
Hornb'v, corntr " Den ver ave. and Going
.
ftr-r
f1-, h i
HI-'. A 1 T I e'l ' I . home Inat
must be sold this week, no reason-
able orfer refused, am going east
Phone Main f.xfi.
FOK RALK LOTS
PABKROSH
60X100 FEET
$60- 1 bik. to car: $10 down, $10 TWO chair laay ooroer snop. ooi 10
per month. See Mr. Wilson, cor. 45th ' cation, price $126; leaving city. Call
and Sandy. Tabor 68!8 C-2121. I 242 H MaAlson.
Branch office Hartman Ac Thompson. ' a SNAP, will teach and sell my busl-
WEST
with
attraclive buv. 100x100
with 7 room houses. W . cor. 12th
and and Hull sts.
I erin."' iwner
Ta 2432.
BAKGAlMb.
LOTS IN AL! L'LSTKICTS. TERMS.
J. confllN .-vy. LEWIS BLIJO.
ACREAGE
57
Gibson Half Acres
Good toll. city water, close to ear
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Sell
wood 476. John H. Gibson. onr.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN tai.cnea
near Portland, 2. &, JO acre tiacts.
beat soil, good roads, near electr-c. S6i
at $200 per acre, easy terms.- Al eFax
land. S09 Yeon bldg.. Portland.
57
Buy an Acreage Home
Have city conveniences, such
as mountain water piped Into
your house, electric lights, etc.,
and country benefits; rich soil
fine community, 30 minutes out
by Big Red Steel Trains. Low
prices, easy payments. Any size
tract. Let us show you.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
102 4th St.
20 ACRES, J60U.
Easy terms, only 3r miles from Port-
una, running water, good sou, close
iu si-iiuui ana suites, l nine lo i. n.
station and lowt .
AlVbliotliN, tilJIK H 1 U.,
605 Mock Kxvi uwig e Bldg.
KOli SAI.K FARMS
17
30 ACRKS. 14. miles from railroad sta
tion, 100 gcre& in grass, balance good
piling timber, fair Improvements good
stock or dairy ranch In Siuslaw dairy
section; price JOOliO, 1 mile from 1'. O.,
Vt mile from good school; crop goes
with place. U. U. Prlndel, owner,
Alpha, Or.
FOR SALE 6 cows. 2 heifers, chlck-
cns. horse, wagon, tutlk route and
uan V ri uiuinnii . ilia, c o in i i cum
post off Ice. for rent cheap. Call Mar-
1 Gl,ll i ft 7 -i
Will sell cheap If taken at
once.
480 acres, 4b'0 in cultivation, best
wheat land In the county, nous.
barn, Dlenty of water- owner wants a
good SnOOO house in Portland as nrsl
payment: price (35 an acre. M. l-'ltz-
i maurlce. Condon. Or.
1 KX acres at Beaverton, all in croj
i lamlly otchaid. good buildmc?
, Mo.-k. chi.-ken. etc.. only J4.i"", t' l'm
; 1 A. Ileiidi j. ks. lieaverton. (ii.
i N 1 N 1 , hi i es. all in c ui 1 1 v a t ion, li
prune, good o up, sell eipntv .
! $2200 tor $ l.-.u cash. .'Hh K. 4tb st
ltlo A i"KL s
$1200 V
lock
ranch lor sale,
kaggs. Denzer
IIKC
Or.
FOR IU;.T 1'AK.MS
14
FOR KALE S acre chicken ranch.
near ftc crllne. good school and
roads, 3 year lease. Crops, grain,
spuds, cabbage and kale; BOO chickens,
iticubators, hroodera. Bull Run water,
gas. This is a snap; going easL N-60.
JoumaL
FARMS WANTED 38
RK.XTOR RI Y
WANTKP To rent well equipped
dairy ranch; may buy stock and rua
chinery; prefer Mult. Co.; give location
r.nd particulars .N-H6.I, Journal.
RLL1ABLK party would rent f. to 1 h
acres with buildings, close In. N
Tlhi. .lournHl.
IIOMKSTKAIIS
GOOIJ homestead and two relinquish
ments. A-l land; fine disirlcL Main
7444. or W-35. .lournal.
VA ILL furnish from 10 to 100 acre.-t,
all under plow, or part. or not
cleared, and with or without house,
nest of land, close to electric line. J ft
miles to Portland; will grow anything;
lo-atlon. Wash. Co.. N. W. fiom Port
land. Price reasonable, clear prop
erty, balance terms. Box 201. Forest
Prove. Or.
Eight" a:res, 4 A. In bearing orchard.
7 rnnni liouaA m a 1 1 hum 1 r rl I u
i limits, close to big rnill. where you can
gel all the work you want, JIIOOO, will
trade for equity in house, vacant loi-
or auto up to $100. G. L. Ireland, 207
Henry bldg.
3 KOOAi house and lot, cement base
ment, sanitary barn, 6 fruit trees,
plumbing, for JiiOO or trade for acre
age. Tnko Kenton car to MisslSMippi
ave., one block north, half block east.
110 E. Russett st.
125 acres, Clai-kanma, 46 acres un
proved, good buildings, 10 head
cattle, good team, hogs, all Imple
ments, to tmde for oily or suburban
property. KX-23, Journal.
KCJl'l'I'Y in farm land 2f miles from
I'ortland to trade for something In
the cast. Kansas preferred. what
have you? George C. Carroll, 2u0
McAliileii st.
NINB acres. Improved, 3 in. prune.
will trade equity of $2200 for a
bungalow or any good .business. 23s
K, 4th st.
$17uu L.WLTTV, nevy, modern, t room
house on Irvingtoh carllne, trade for
S-4 room bungalow or clear lots. See
owner, O.lo K. 1 . t b el. N .
OVl? H 8 00 lTstTrTgs o f cle"r tr adlTig
property. MtKeynolds, iOfi Stoci
Exchange bldg. Phone Main 43R8.
W'K are looking fur el: y property to
nntch our farms and ranches.
RH IIANHACH & CO., 707 Lewis Bldg.
$10-') CASH and equity In 160 acres in
en-stern Oregon for boose equity.
1
11. K. rooms, also clear acreage, lor
clear house, lots or auto. L-72, Jour-
I Nri-.AW l.eer nlAce r-I.Rrlnir 1100 month
I Price JOf.o. TraOe lor real estate.
; t OH 7 f 1
4th St.
STOltt, house and barn, 60x160 lot,
for unimproved land. 404 Couch
bid.
EWEN kcalty Co. has moved from
Panama bldg. to 404 Couch bldg.
EXCHANGE Vi acre close In, Improved,
for business. L-4fi. Journal.
KOOMINO HOLHES
Best Buy in City
18 rooms, well furnished; steam
heat; rent $25; $300, terms, bee L. A.
Hall. 612 Panama bldg
A VEKY fine bargain, 18 room room
ing house, all rooms taken; will sell
cheat)- no agent. Owner 3f2 Colum
b 1 a Kt.. near W. Park. Phone A-602.
BCSINESS OPPOIiTLNTTIES 20
Grocery and Delicatessen
6 living; rooms; apt. dlst.; fixtures
$iriO; invoice stock; cheap rent.
gF.E I,. A. HALL, 612 Panama Mdg.
FOH SALE or rent, furnished room
ing house centraliy located on main
business street, Astoria. L. li. Welch,
Astoria. Or.
CASH grocery with living rooms, ITS
rent; doing- good business; bargain
if sold this week. $10 W. &th St.. Van
couver. 'Wash.
LIGHT manufacturing; active partner
i wanted; light, easy work; patent;
I $1260 required; consider Ford or clear
I realty part payment. L-42, Journal.
WEEKLY newspaper and well
equipped Job plant for sain In Ore-
1 . n. QfiOO- -. r.n . -u.IlV.H.V...l
r i. r- aVr.: inr.i
j RESTAURANT for sale cheap, one of
1 V. . r.A,.n. I An. In t'nrl -nil'
the best propositions in I'ortland;
j good business, low rent. 162 Grand ave.
$100 will handle the finest beauty par
lor. a great, money miner
bldg
707 Lewis
! MILLINERY store, bargain if taken
1" ! at once; fins location. Fhone East
' i 8440.
ness.- Owen, ine Jianer, swu oourt
: St.. i-aiem, or
LOST WORRY.
We can sell or trade anything. Mil
ler s h )j4312hjiT2rJ5
j GROCERY store, counter and shelving,
I paid-up lease xor n monins, 6
"Wl t h row. 411 Henry bldg.
BUSIN'EHS CARDS.
Rose City Printing Co.
Third rt.. cor Taylor.
RESTAURANT Will sell outright or
consider partner. Have rood loca
tion. Phone Main 4788.
, s I l,lVTis.ll o I ti tl j am. r er Kn.in... . !
establiKhed, 1 wagon, no rent. Tabor
6S44
GOOD grocery - business
for so-le
splendid location.
CrM, Journal.
ACREAGE
(Oontlnned)
BUSINESS OPIDItTt'MTIES. 20
FOR HALE.
reed and sale stable with suto serv
ice, gas filling station, $1000 bslow
invoice. 30 mlies from Portland, sell
on acct. sickness. See Ross Inyart,
liote! Venahle, 3d and Main sts., btt.
1 and a p. ni.
PARTNKK in light mfg. o handle Ol
tice end of business, which can show
clear of all expense :( to $75 weekly
for each; money goes exclusively into
mfg. Orders now exceed power of out
put, 12UU0 required. .Morgan bids.
Rt SI NESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED AM
7 KOUM 2 story bouse, modern except
furnace, on fine corner lot. 3 blocks
to car, straight mortgage, $1200, city
liens, tluii, conservative valuation.
2TuO. Rented $16. My equity for
grocery or w hat have you? Tab. B3T3.
MONEY TO IX) AN
KFAIj estate
27
Ul K inaiaiaiieiii pian is beat tod
suieet method of paying a loan.
$82.26 per month for Xk months, or
$21.24 for 60 months, or
$15.17 for 96 months pays $1000
loan and Interest.
CHher amounts. In proportion.
We loan on Improved city property
Or for buildliik purposes.
No commission charged.
KWCIIAHLL tovUft LOAN ASSN..
24 2 S t a l ,st . 1 'on land. Oregon.
"lIUNKV TO LOAN.
On Impioved n-al estale or for build
ing pin poms, veiy flexible contracts;
no cvinmlHslons
COLUMBIA LIKE & TRUST CO.. .
202 Stevena bldg.
Bhll.lil.Nb loans -on city nu auuuroSS
property; money sdvsnced as worK
tiirogressea. Vv'. ci. Back, lit fc'aiUnf
bldg Main S40"
ivu.uuu oN ii. oi iag(ib, cny ur Larui
property, lira in.iuiance. Mc'ime
A- i o. Oerlinuer n.iln., 2d and Alder
an ii. inipioveii ond In -
, to U'0,llU() Ml
..-'. .uoiaii hbi(,.
i I.ua.s in Hiiiounm of $100
on cii pi opei 1 v.
Hell. 201 licrhnger blds
CWMi puio lur luoi iis), . nuloa, cua
tiacts, iiioi igiiKJ luaiia, " rvaaoliabla
rat K H I ewiw. Lobby 4. Lv in uidg.
ilo.M-.l to loan on unprovtsu tily. laltu
property I- i ItiQa. ;14 Si-aliiKln,
$2uu, J.io. t.uu. muu, l2uu, alavo.
l-'i ed (it-i ihun Co . 3 2 i nam. Com.
4U.0UU UH l-t.bcl. FAKlti.VdfUA.
80 4lh St. Uodrd ot Trade Bldg.
iKi u Biuail loans, installment loana.
C ellH r -M niinti Co . Hi Venn tilug.
Alc.NL to loan, b, 7 and ',c, submit
security l'1H2L .lournsl.
1 FlAL t.cou to loan on lust class
se. urltj. X-74 Journal.
Iluou, ll-c'ti anu urwHi.i,
slon. leshon & Hawk.
no cuiiiml
Mmiu lltt'.
JJUKlli.UiL i.uANb. t) alio t'o. l.uui.
Siiiuii'iin .V l o 20ii OuK at . near i.tu.
Mci.i I lu loan, t lo 'o vv
& Co.. 310 Spiiiiiliie bldg.
11. iauitS
: - 1
MONEY TO LOAN Of
(HA I T EliS, S A LA Ul EH
A L A It 1 h.et C 11 A TT ELS.
Money to loan to salaried people and
otners on furniture, planoa, .inxtror
cycles, automobllaa, diamonds, etc., at
legal rales, wtin easy terms of pay
iiiunt; no delay. Licensed by stata.
1'OKTLAND LOAN COMPANY. I AO
toil liekum Rltlg
LOANS WANTED
JO
Want $1200 Loan
rn 2i. ucie ranch near I'ortland. 20
acres in i nil iviitli ri. Good buildings,
tjuigloy, 202 W ilcnT bldg
AN TKI --r 1 1. in private liarl. loan
or $2000; will give first moitgags
secuiily on well Improved, -.-iic-e in
acreage wortli S li 0 0 0 . l'X-18, Journal.
nTo7j(7it $ifjou at 7 per cent from
privato party, no commlKhUiii, on ii
acres. Washington ' o MaiHliitll 4416,
WaNTKI) LoKii$fi00 tor yrs., or
Ions at 'r. on I-.. Hide lioose arid 2
lot, values nt $.0n. ;I2J Morgsn lld
$600, Itio arcs timber. N-47
Journal.
FINANCIAL
51
1st and 21 mortgages purch.t. also
sellars' liitereat ln4rontrScts. Gi. and
Wmli H '.; Nob'e l.iimhum.nr bldg.
j I Klil' VATi:i)--MALK 1
iiALE.SMKN wanted to sell ths Vroo-
riiiin struin l-'ru mi ut t te English wol
ni.i, togetiier wliii a complete line of
nurseiy stock: ch.-Ii weekly; outfit
free. Addrcxs Capital City Nursery
Co.. Salein. r.
EX l'EK I K.i i 'El cowpunoner; must bs
good rider and thoroughly under
stand the business. Slate experience
and give references. Good salary to
compel e nt parly. J-Ofl, Journal.
O-W li. &. N. Co. free employment
ol'flf'B. 247 Vi Couch.
Wanted 100 men, fence, trsca, la
borers, etc., railroad const ruction
work F"re? fare, good camps.
VANTEi Young men to work as
tnws agents on li. li. train; cssh
bond required. Cols News Co.. 14
N loth at.
Y i( N(""
fellow, employed, to shars
Hock Island; small expense.
l M Hip.
8-7 20,
Journal.
10 MEN wanted for sawmill out Of
town, wages $2.60 per day to $3.60.
T. J . Seufert. 6Q1 Title A Trust bids;.
H A N I M l-iN wanted for amateur band,
lnoiiiie Phillips & Thompson. Wood
lawn 21o2- -
XV A N T i;T7 man to make Ms ho'ns
w th us n the country , amau war.ea.
A d dress CX--21, Journal. . ti
M A TT It ESS maker wanted; S1SO Coy
over 15 years of age. 1'ortiano rurn.
Co . 1 2 4 1 Macadam road.
isillNGLEUH wanted on job s 88th
and E. llurnslde.
CON . -ill l. 1 It
M. C.
iu(rloyma...t
eerrei arv.
II ELI' V ANTED MISC. 40
Y. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Pay and night classes; training In
repairing, driving and machine work.
Including lorge, lathe shapsr, drlH
nr.it etc - time unlimited. Secure
pass at educational office Y. M. O. A.
bids., lo Inspect our shops and mstn-
, f .nui,t.'puT" 'timtrvirifiij
oas. c. w i i I i c. . a .nALirriiiuiiii
snd MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tui
tion fee includes MEMBKH&HIP.IN'
Y. M. C. A. ana its tiir L.O nan.ni
DEPARTMENT, use of 60-ft. swlm
mlng pool, shower Laths, gymnasium.
etc.
WANTED 1000 men to pay 60o to Ses
Billy Mascott and Joe Gorman doz
rounds at the Hose City Athlstlo
club Friday night, August 4.
WANTED, at once, two men to learn
automobile repairing and driving.
Call at Hawthorns Garage, 449 Haw
thorne ave.
MEN, women wanted, government lobs,
$75 month. Write for list positions,
rrunklin Institute. Dept. $4R,Rochss-
N- Y.
WANTED Nim of man. II or ovsr.
wishing government jobs. T monin.
EX-34, Journal.
UNCALLED for tailor mads suits. $$.
up. Taylor tbe Tailor. 28ft H BuMBSlde.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
WANTED, girl wltti soma sxpsrlsne
In bindery oc paper box factory. Otva
reference and state wages expectsd.
Address X-74T, Journal. 1
EXPERIENCED chocolate' d lops'
wanted. Apply Tru Blu Biscuit Co,
E 6th and Davis. -
WOMAN with $200 cash to run branch
store; Scandinavian prsfsrrsd. E
48. JournaL
WANTED Rsflned and naat appear
lng glrla for ushers, good salary, Ap
ply at once st ths Columbia theatre.
CHOCOIATE dipper and packers
wanted. Henry Ross ft Sons, t
Tn1cn sve.
WOMEN o do kitchen work for hs
husband's rni and board. $11 N.
2 1 st sL -
WANTED, a young girl to assist wltil '
children, f 1 weak. Ml tttb U M.
'- ' i. K'i o
l'I- ! 111. I .
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