THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1916.
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL
BUILDING PLANS ARE
Wemme Institution Is to Be
Ready for Occupancy in
Four Months, It Is Said,
ENDOWMENT IS AMPLE
Wo Ciarg-e Will Be Mafla for Services
and Ha Discrimination Will Ba
Shown to Inmates.
Plana are being rushed by A. E.
Doyle, architect, while the four-acre
tract at Blythewood In being surveyed
and cleared preparatory to the start
of construction on the White Shield
maternity hospital for wayward girls,
provided by the endowment of the late
E. Henry Wemme. It Is planned thai
the hospital shall be ready for occu
pancy in four months.
. Aftar months of searching for a
.Ultabla site, the board of directors
Vacantly bought the four-acre hillside
tract at the head of Thurman street
on which the two-story hospital will
ba erected. The building will nt he
alone Straight, conventional Hups, ns
most public Institution of Us kind
are, but wtlr be the style of a large,
comfortable country home. It will
cost $36,000.
Tha grounds will be sufficiently
cleared of brush and trees to allow
room for the work of a 1 ..dscnpe art
ist, but the natural environment will
be preserved as much as possible.
Wo Charges Made,
The hospital will be maintained free
"Of charge, without discrimination as to
race or creed, from the Income of
half of the estate of the Lite V.. llrnrv
Wemme, appraised nt $350,000, left
for that purpose. The Income from
the estate amounts to about $2000 a
month. The hoard of directors was
.empowered with authority to borrow
by mortgage on the property to the
amount of $75,000, but on account of
the present flnsnclnl market only $50.
000 whs borrowed.
The board of directors, for msny
years Associates and friends of the
donor, will have full nuthority in the
affairs of the Institution for three
years, after which period the hospital
will he turned over to the Christian
Science church In the form of a trust.
The personnel of the hoard of direct
ors Is J. J. Cole, Miss Jessie Carson
. and Henry W. Wels.
Tirst Section Settled.
The first section of the will for the
disposal of the Wemme estate has been
settled by the directors. One half of
the estate was divider into 100 shares,
20 of which were left to each of four
brothers and sisters, while the remain
ing 20 shares were divided among dis
tant relatives and friends. Over $2'.,
000 has been sent to heirs In Oermanv.
With that portion of the est;ite nt
tended to. the directors were to utilize
the Income of three pieces of property
for the proposed institute. The prop
erty consists of one-half of a bloek
at Broadwav and Burtiside street, oc
cupied by the Keats Automobile mm
Tany: a lot 120 )V 100 where the
Hlrsch-Wels Manufacturing company
la situated, and the ground and build
in ; occupied by the Mollne Plow com
pany at Fnlon avenue and Hast Flan
ders street.
The Institute Is to he maintained
perpetually by the Income of the
property, under absolute power of the
trustees of the estate.
To Nami Director.
Within the next few months promi
nent physicians will be appointed to
aerve on a board as directors of the
medical side of the Institute.
The will of K Henry Wemme also
provided that the Barlow toll foad to
Mount Hood, built at a cost of $25.
000, which Mr. Wemme Intended to
hard-surface In time, should go to
George Joseph, his attorney. Knowing
that Mr. Wemme had offered It to the
United States government free, pro
vided that U should be maintained In
good shape. Mr. Joseph has recently
made a similar offer, which Is now
under consideration by the govern
ment. Ileal Estate Transfers.
Lee Clinton and wt. to Helno Pener and
wf.. I.. 22. H. S. AlMna $ 2,000
FIury Sensel and wf. to Anna Ilvland.
L. II, 11. U. 8, Allitna Hta (to correct
error 1
rortland Trut Co. to Sophie r. Zlm-.
meniinn L. 2, In B. 4. Irrlntlale 10
alavhrook I.nnd V. to First Trust A
Havings IJnnk or St. John, or.. I,.
10, 11. B. T. May brook (gl-en to ae
cure cniitrnctpt
The Holbrouk Inrestnienf company to
Flmt Trnt A Savings Hank of flt.
Johna, Or., I,. 7. . H. 4. L. .1. 8 f.
B. 8. and I,. 1, is. B. 3. all In Ma
rengo Add. to City of St. Johna
(Klven to aeenre contract!
C. O. Hwnffonl to Yamhill Mercantile
Co., I,, n. 6. 7. S. It. 2. Norrrunidnlc. .
David I. Riven to school district No. 1,
part of b. 1. B. 4. lrvlndale
H. A. Williams and wf. to Junius B.
Wright aud wf., U. 10, H. 3. Madra
(Riven to secure any ltena that might
occur from contract hat. aald partita)
A. K. Eklund and wf. to firover C.
Muagrore. W. fiOxloO ft. of L. 1. .
H. 5, beflnnlDg W. Vk aald lota la
lranhoe
Margaret Williams to Edward I", Wil
liams, hiis., und. S Int. hi L. 27. II.
10. Albinii ,
B. M. Banev and wf. to JeHe M. Walk
er et al. L. 12. U. 2. J. C. Scot fa
Add. to St. Johns
R. B. Brand and wf. to reninsula Se
curity Co.. L. 15. 1fl. 17. B. 6. Oak
Park Add. to SI. John-
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NOW
BEING
RUSHED
Hon. Chap. E. Hughes
will arrive in Portland on a special train
via
Great Northern Railway
at
North Bank Station, Tenth and Hoyt Sts.
6:00 A. M., August 16th
The lttention of the public Is also directed to the fact that THE
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY operates thiee perfectly good trains
daily between PORTLAND, TACOMA, SEATTLE, VANCOUVER, B.
C. and intermediate points.
Leave Portland 10 A. M., 5 P. M., 12:30 Midnight
Arrive Portland 6:00 A. M., 5:55 P. M., 10 P. M.
Tickets, Parlor and Sleeping car reservations and full information at
City Ticket Office, 343 Washington St. and at Depot.
M. DICKSON
C. P. & T. A.
John V. Fisher to Anna B. Fisher. L.
. B. C, Uurlart Add 10
U a. Huada, L. 8, B. 137, Roue City
Park 630
Eliner f!en and wf. to Ethel K. Flee-
nor, L. 7. 8, U. 8, Gregory Hte BOO
Fin ma Tapp and bus. to 11. Glaze, L. 4.
B. 4. Nash's First Add 10
Paul B. Powers to "idlth M. Powers,
I;. 4., B. 2S, Itcme City Park 1
rrauk Pavletlcb to J. U1. Currey. L. 13,
B. 1, Sweet Brier 10
E. W. Child to Clifford C. Chllda. L.
12. B. 11. Park View Rttd 1
Mary J. WeiUel et al to lrrln K. Welt
zel, Lu 10, 13. ii. Highland acboolbouse
Add 10
H. U. Starkweather, trustee, to John
F. Bunnell et al. land In Kec. 3:1, T.
1 N., It. 2 H. (l correct error ) 1
Marie Haller to Walter K. Prnden et al,
ii. Mi L. 4. except K. S ft. thereof,
la B. a, Blfc'g'i AUd 1
Ibme city park Asn. to Elizabeth K.
Moore, part L. lo. B. 128. 11dm City
Psrk 10
Roae City Park Ansa, to J. Ilrjwm
Mnore et al. part of L. 10. B. liiS,
ltiee City Park (to correct error) 10
Frank W. Wlnu lo Peter Urulier, L.
1, B. IS, Columbia Heights, assigned
to FTank W. Wlun, aaalgued to Anna
Schmidt, aHsigned to Pettr timber,
contract fur sale 675
H. B. Noble and wife to Peter Uruber
et al.. L. l, U. Is. Columbia lit"-.
W. I) 10
Earl Wulker to Jules Brackek. I.. 7.
It. 3. Knst St. Johns Add. centrart
.f nale 750
Hcrvey 8. Merrlman and wife to Oert
riele Krlngelhaeb. 1.. 0. K. 4, Shadv
wi.l Park W. D 10
Vha.fiH C. .Nnrtbup to I). J. Cooper, I..
It, VI and frac. I.. 10, 11, B. 8. IrvinR
wood, W. L) lu
Ileum Ptrptr and wife to Lorena K.
Clinton I.. 2:t, B. 11, Alblna, W. 1). 730
Sum I. lua and wife to J. J. OeUer et
al., 1.. 1. 2, B. 5, lluKiurad Park
W. I 10
II. Taylor H1U and wife to Fred E.
UiiV, 1.. 7, 8. It. 2, Alia Add 1
Charles Moore and wife to James Mal
colm et al.. 8. 16 ft. of U :1 and N.
17 ft. of I.. 4, li. 9, Park View
Extd.. W. I) 2.700
Or gory Inv. in Amabel B. Oxiirnn,
I., vy, :r. is 4. (iieuery Hts., 8. W.
l loo
Ortifou Apple OrthanU Co. to .S. J.
( ix lirun, L. l." 11. 3. Hardltuan
Add.. V. b 10
Karl V. lively and wife to William
('ornfoot. I.. 8, 11. It. Subd. of itlvi-r
View Add.; uluo L. 33 1-3x50 ft..
Peed fi
P.crbara lined and hus. to School llst.
No. 1, L. 3, B. 1, Pearson's Add.,
W. U 10
Kthel J. I-arscm to School llt. No. 1,,
b. 2. B. 1. Pearson's Add., W. I... 10
Alvlua I. Iju-son to S.-hool blst. No. 1,
I.. 1, It. 1. Pear-nn's Add.. W. 1) 10
Mra. I rank I.. 7.:cimeruiao and hus. lo
ScImioI IMet. No. 1. I.. 0. lo, B 1.
Pearson's Add., U 2, B. 4. lrvin
dale, W. Ii 10
Ajitlrew J. Pearson and wife to HchtMil
HUt. No. 1. It. 7, A. 11. 1. Pear-on's
Add.. W. V 10
A. P. Smith and wife to School Dint.
No. 1, L. 8 ,B. 1, Pearson's Add.,
W. I) 10
Olive (.;. Jnynes Bnd hus. to School Kist .
No 1 L. r, B. 1. Pearson's Add ,
SV. I"! 10
B. B. Urumwell and wife to l.ldla A.
Swanson. I.. 20, B. 13. Chicago (aa
slgned to Kinel Suiinsoii), agreement 2,000
J V.. Kramer utn 1 wife t" J. F. Gilpin,
et al., I.. 4, B. . Wllluml.ia. W.
I) 10
It A. Schramm and wife to K. B.
Hyatt, I.. 1. B 55, I jjurclhurst,
W. I 10
Gun Nebuti nnd wife to Allie Todiuen,
I., in, H. R. l-arrell's Add.. W. 1) 10
Peiilnaulu 1 live- tuieut cimiuiiv te FTed
C. lmnhaui. L. lt. 'M. li. 3. Victoria
Park. W. I, 875
I"niruuta Investment company to Fred
erick A. Dunham, I.. 1. 2. 3, 4. 21,
22 23 2-1, 25, B 3, Victoria Park,
" w". I 1.T53
Peninsula Investment -oinpHny to Henry
M. Mitit, I.. H, , 7. 8, 8, lo. B.
R, Victoria l'rk. W. I 1,050
Peninsula Investment company to Har
riet K. Dunham. I.. 5. 6. 7. 8. 40, 50.
B. 2. Victoria park, W. D 1.230
Iiullding rerniits.
W. L. NUson, erect one atory frame dwell
ing, 704 E. 7th at. N., between Kreuiont and
Klickitat ata.; builder. John Mayatrmn: $1000.
Crane Co.. repair all atory fireproof rein
forced concrete warehouse, 110 N. 14th at.,
corner lrvtug at; builder, I). F. Campbell;
K. L. Ruach. repair one atory frame church,
340 Kklduiore t.. between Garfield and Mal
lory area.; builder, Petersen A Watson; S.V.
J. V. Kllgnre, repair one atory frame dwell
ing. tVI4 Wilaon at., between 19th and 20th
at.; builder, aatne: $2J.
L. T. Ruaaell, repair one nnd cr half atory
frame dwelling. 7C8 Cleveland are., between
lleech nnd Fremont ata.: builder, aaine; 3."0.
Portland Termlnnl Inv. Co., repair three
atory mill warehouae. 174 N. l.'ltli at., be
tween Irving and Jtilinsuu ats. ; builder, same;
$.".'..
. II. Reed, repair two atory frame dwelling.
44 K. 2:jd at. N.. betwevn Tillamook and
Thompson ma.; builder, V. W. Mason; $100.
Olds. Wortuian & King Co.. repair five atory
fireproof steel frame department store, 10th
at., between Alder and Morrison ets.; builder,
Lutke Mfg. Co.; $2.Vm.
Stephen Collins, repair one atory frame shoe
repair whop. 1M-I3d Russell at,, between Al
blua and Hnrthwlrk sta.; builder, same; $75.
J. A. Wilkinson, repair one story frame
building, 117 W. Farrngut st., between Derby
and Urandun ata.; builder, lllauer & Dallbo;
tl.VX).
Kalherlne It. Deahon, repair two story frame
dwelling, l'37 Hills'lnle drive, between Iter
tha and Fairmont blvd.; builder, same; &3.
diaries U. Olaen. erect one story frame gar
age. 80 E. 41at st.. between E. Clay aud E.
Market sts.; builder, aalne; $40..
C. L. Keliey. uiuve one story frame dwelling.
73o:t H2d st. S. 1... between 7Hd and 74th aves.;
mover, same; $50.
Martha View, repair one atory frame dwell
ing. 000 K. 10th at., between Rhine and Rhone
sts ; builder, 0. Johnson; $170.
J. Greenwood, repair one and one half story
frame dwelling. 03UB 4nth at. S. E.. between
03d und 64th aves.: builder, same; $10O.
Corbett estate, repair two atory frame art
rooms and factory, ltiU 10ih St., between Mor
rison and Yamhill its.; builder, William Fos
ter; $345.
(1. E. Hamaker. erect one story frame gar
age, 372 K. 38th st. N .. between Rroadway and
Hnticock ata.; builder, same; $:voo.
1'. (1. Arata, erect two story frame dwelling.
4C, Floral ae.. between E. Couch and E. Liavla
ts.; builder, day work; $."000.
Karl Znller, erect one story frame dwelling.
1711 E. IBtB st., between Sherrett and llaruey
avea.; builder, same; $1500.
Kntzkv Bros., move one and one half story
frame dwelling, 4528 8tth St. S. E.. between
4ilth and 4Tlh avea.; mover, A. D. Mouuie;
$ir.o.
Fast Side Business Men's club, erect one
story frame band stand, aoutheaat corner E.
:tii and Alder ata.; builder. Camp A Oupuy;
$10.
Aler Klohk, erect one story frame dwelling,
6303 80th st. S. K., between 3d and 84th
aves.; builder, A. J. Brudger; $2150.
Realty Associates, repair six story ordinary
tores and offices, 3C. Washington St.. be
tween Park and W. Park sts.; builder, Parker
A Bsnfleld; $50.
Jchn Zuklle, erect one story frame dwelling.
1014 Endlcott St., between Columbia blvd. and
Trent. .n St.. builder, J. N. Cottardl; $400.
ullus Voeller. repair one and one half story
frnnie dwelling, 1774 E. 11th st.. between Ma
riou and Linn aves.; builder, William Dablka
$4II. H W. Manning, repair one and one half
story frame dwelling. KHi Ravler St., betweea
2Cth and 27th sts.; builder. W. L. Buckner;
limn.
TELEPHONES
MARSHALL 3071
A-2286
ALLEGED BAD CHECK
ARTIST IS REPORTED '
ARRESTED IN EL PASO
M, Gratfelder, Thiel Detective
Agency Charges, Passed
Two Worthless Checks Here
M. Orabfelder is under arrest at EI
Paso, Texas, according to telegraphic
e.ovicea received from the El Paso of
fice of the Thlel Detective Agency by
F B. Sutton, local manager, last
nlpht. Orabfelder Is accused by tho
defectives of ensiling checks here just
F rior 'o leaving for Texas, and It was
through the efforts of the Portland
office that he. was apprehended
Sutton charpep that Orabfelder, un
der aliases of 'lolcjblatt, Llndy, Gordon
and Golsenburg, represented himself
aa a traveling salesman and worked
at the hotels, traveling and dressing
well, and always cashing checks for
$100 Or more.
He arrived at the Benson hotel on
August 2, Sutton charges, and regis
tered under the name of Orabfelder.
He cashed a check on August 3 for
$100 on the blank of the Chicago Mop
& Polish company, drawn on the Con
tinental Commercial Bank of Chicago
and left the same day, Sutton alleges.
Two days later, Sutton charges, he
returned und registered at the Port
land under the name of M. Oelsenburg,
cashing a check foV $100 there and
leaving the same day for El Paao. ll
was traced by his baggage and the
arrest in Kl Taso was the result.
Orabfelder cashes checks on The
Cil.v Tailors of Chicago as well as
tiie Chicago Mop & Polish company,
and Is wanted by the U. S. Grant hotel
in San UleKo, Alexandria hotel in Los
Angeles and the Hacramento hotel In
Sacramento, Sutton asserts.
Clark Also Wanted
in Kansas City
State Parole Officer Keller Aecelvee
Word That Man Wh0 Broke Oregon
Prison Had Trouble in East.
fialem, Or., Aug. 15. State Parole
Officer Keller received word from the
metropolitan police of Kansas City,
Mo., today that K. J. Clark, an inmate
of the Oregon prison, was convicted
of grand larceny in April, 1913, and
was pai-oled from the bench, after be
ing sentenced to serve two yeaia in
the penitentiary.
Efforts have been recently made to
secure a pardon for Clark. He was
arrested several days ago In Spokane
and returned to the Oregon prison to
serve out a fccntence for obtaining
money under false pretenses. He es
caped after being made a trusty at the
Institution here, and nothing was
heard from him until he was caught
In Spokane.
If he should be pardoned In Oregon,
he would be returned to Missouri to
face a charge of violating the terms
of his parole there.
Smith Will Attempt !
Long No-Stop Flightl
Machine Will Be "All California" War i
Plane; Course Will Bs Prom San
Pranolsco to Sas Diego.
Los Angeles, Aug. 15. (IT. P.) ,
Floyd Smith, chief pilot of the Glenn
Martin aeroplane school here, prepared i
fcr his departure for San Francisco to
day, where he will attempt a non-stop '
flight to San Diego via the overland
route.
Smith will pilot one of Martin's
newest 125 horsepower "all Califor- :
nia" war planes ln the flight.
The motor of the crait was de
signed and built by a San Francisco
manufacturer, while the piano was
constructed ln Los Angeles without
importation of materials from tho
east.
leaving San Francisco, Smith will
follow the same route taken by Silas
Christofferson in a flight which con
sumed a number of days some time
ago. Smith is tho holder of a number
of altitude records for hydroaero
trail.
Paper Box Makers
Strike in New York
Secretary of Union Declares That
16,000 Worker in the Trade Will Be
Out Before the End of This Week.
New York, Aug. 1 j. (I. N. S.) Te.i ',
thousand paper boxmakers In New ;
Yoik City are on strike today.
Before the end nf thu c,m-,ni
Rosenbaum, secretary of the Bojtmak-
m' HTl1l-n ft n r. ni i n r.A t 1. I - l
-. tt.juuuim.-u hum iiiurmniji
that 13.000 other workers in the trade.1
including clerks and teamsters, will
become idle, and 310 shops will lie
closed. 1
Among the demamls are a 50-hour
week, a raise of from 10 to 20 per
cent for piece work, nnd recognition
of the union.
Infantile Paralysis
at Stockton, Cal,
Death of Howard Lee Marktaani, Aged
14, Prompt Health Officer to Take
Precautions Affainat Its Spreading.
Stockton, Cal., Aug. 15. (P. p.) !
Following the death of Howara Pee
Markham. 14, of Infantile par.ilysis. '
and a belief that an infant's "deal i; i:icj
week was due to the s-ame cause. t!.c
city and county health officers '-lay
took precautions to prevent the spread
of the disease. State officials may te
called in. An examination of all "sick
children has been ordered.
Health Board Report. ,
San Francisco, Aug. 15. -(P. N. S.) ,
California has no epidemic of infan
tile paralysis. " (
Figures obtained here today from the :
state board of health show that up to
date the number of cases Is slightly
below normal. Here are the figures
for the last five years:
1912, 516 cases; 1913, 92 cases; 1914,'
56 cases; 191&, 62 cases. From Janu
ary to July, 1916, 31 cases have been
reported.
The disease usually Is more preva- i
lent ln July, August, September and '.
October.
New Cases at New York.
New York. Ausr. 15. (I. N. S. )
Thirty-nine deaths afid 163 new cases
of Infantile paralysis were reported to
the health department today.
Charles Thornton of
! Roseburg Drowns
Had Apparently Attempted to Water
the Tmub, and Kortee Were Also
Srown4; Harried Two Months.
Roseburg, Or., Aug. 15. Charles
Thornton, aged 22 years, son of J.
' J. Thornton, a pioneer resident, was
drowned this morning in the South
' Umpqua river, about two miles west
of Roeeburg. He had driven to the
river to haul gravel, and apparently
tried to water his team while hitched
to the wagon. The team was also
drowned.
i Thornton graduated from Roseburg
high, school In 1916. He was married
two months ago.
Attempt to Postpone
! Bomb Trial Is Made
' Defendant Mooncy Declared In Court
i He Had Not Tet Secured Lawyer for
Hiineelf or Wife.
i San Francisco. Aug. 15. (P. JV. s.)
' A further attempt to secure ds.!ay in
' the preparedness parade bomb trials
was Indicated today, when Thomas J.
Mi oney. prior to appearing in the supe
rior court to plead, declared he had not
yet secured an attorney for himself on
hip wife, Rtna Mooney, jointly Indict
ed with him and three others for
murder.
Warren K. Billings case was also
on the calendar today for plead'ng.
KW TODAY
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I Loan of 810.000 and TTn
i On znproved Business rroperty
(or for Improvement Purposes).
J. p. UPSCoatR,
843 Static BtretL
RUPTURE
Johnston & Umbarger
RUPTURE SPECIALISTS
411.412 Alisky Bldg.
Results Guaranteed
Fearev Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
3t o DekTra Bldg..
Portland. Or
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment fc Mortgega Co.
Offices 309-4. 170 3d St.
To Loan, $300, $500, $800,
$1000 to $1500
1 ana 8 Per Cent Int. City Property
J. Ii. Wilis CO., 384 C. of C. Bldg.
FARM LOANS
Mortgage Company for Amsrics
Boom 02. Alnsworta 9Hg.
T'"Tip Mstvi 6841. Portland. Or.
Al CllO.N SALKS TOMOHKOW
AUCTION tomorrow at residence, 230
E. Halsey st. Furniture of 6 rooms
AT Wilson's Auction House, 169173 2d
st. Sale at 10 a. m.
Al 2 p. m. at Ford A iction Co., 19i
2d st. Furniture, carpets, etc.
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41
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cial communication will be
held this (Tuesday) evening
at 7:30 at the Masonic Tern-
i - -. . in me j--. j. de
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brothren. C. K. MII.LKR. Secretary.
v..-vii' meets every
Wednesday evening
ln W. O. YV. Temple.
128 11th st. All mem
bers requested to at
tend. Visitors welcome
W. W. UARROW.
C. C.
Herman ScharTg, Clerk.
PORTLAND LODGE 2 '. 3 .
regular meeting. Moose
hall, Broadway and Mor-
: isun St.. at s o clock p.
m . every Wednesday eve
ning. Visitors welcome.
P. L. PROCTOR.
Secretary.
KENTtlN bOUGK, NO. 1.'.
A. F. & A. M. Special
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ROUT. KACH. Sc'y
liiipj Statistic
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
(ie'.ri;.- WUIIhiu Stuuer. Starr. Ii'nhu. leftal,
ii nil Minerva Mae Ohl. GlO.i 4Mli st. S. E..
U-Kul.
i;lvnnl V. Knox, lltUi llassnln st.. legal,
and Aupista Siefer Paris. 3-1 Kith St., leal.
Iliiirj- !.. Mal.er, 4:;0 K. 4"jtii t . N.. leiral.
and SIvrtle I.. Fowler, 431 E. 4ti:li t. N.,
legal. ,
I. 11. Ynmig, llugene. Or., legal: aud Lib
Margaret SeiiKhtake. lOUi nt.. iegal.
Williani A. (nw. Hikh) River, Or.. P-jral.
and O-tirMarice S. Tavlur. 7S7 Irving at., leyal.
Kgliert L. Snyder, Seattle, legal, and Minnie
M. (iaiwity. IlensiMi liotel. legal.
J. Sliwti P.reiiiiun. 4.VJ E. Imrnslde st.. legal.
and ltnl'v K. Shewier. :tta E. 31't at., legal.
W, G. Smith & Co, larT
Third f'oor Morgan bldg.
Lillhaii suits lui rem. al. sues. UniQue
T:i 1 ! cr 1 1 . - i o "tu!i Si ark st
IHKTHS
JA St' HI N A Tn Mr. and Mr. Paul JsKohina.
Wit) Mi.lai street, August 1, a daughter.
J LMYt.lt T Mr. and Mr. Victor A. Ne-
mvfr. 451 Webster street, August 8, a aon.
BAILEY To Mi . and Mra. B njamin H. Bai
lev. tSSK K. Buriu-ide stree, July 25, u
daughter.
Bit VAN To Mr. aud Mrs. llohert Bryan. ,172
K. Clay, August o. a daiinhter.
TAYLoK To Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor.
675 Ciackamaa atreet, August 10. a .kiugh-
ter.
t'ULEET To Mr. and Mrs Cnarlle Ehlert,
19 8th atreet, July 31. a daughter.
WKIXSTEIN To Mr. and ilia. Israel Wein-
steln, 6SS 2d atreet, July 51. a ton.
K1RTLAND To Mr. and Mra. Chester H.
Klrtland. 66 E. I ipmire, July 2. a Ben.
MOON To Mr. and Mra. E. F. Moon. 3il
Uoes atreet. Aagtwt 5 a aoo.
HALL To Mr. and Mr Philip W. Hall. 835
E. 3.'ld street. Aiuruat 6. a son.
HPSSKMEE To Mr. and Mra. Adolpb A.
Hexaeuier, 13S1 E. ISth street. August 7, a
daughter.
Ll.HMKCRl To Mr. and Mra. Cfaarlea T.
I.ehmknhl, 941 Duackley arenue, August S,
daughter.
fT0 7
f CAMP i
I WA7
W. M.
BIRTHS
(Continued)
HOI.'GHTON To Mr. and Mra. John Houghton.
7BC Harrard atreet. Augtut 3. a dauchtcr.
TI.NDALL To Mr. and Mra. Wallace Thidall,
lf47 Van Houghton, August 4. a dauRhtr.
MOORE To Mr. ana Mra. Edgar R. Moore.
vas vFwr Mr ' ,'i,rM, 5'w j van'
NeB. 2i4 N. Zlat, Aucuat 3, a too.
ADKINS To Mr. and Mr Arthur Artklna.
1K59 Portsmouth, August 5. a daughter. i
EI DO WAY To Mr. and Mra. Albert B. Kldg-
way. 591 E. 34th. Auguat s. a aoh.
KINO To Mr. and Mr. Alton King, S39 I
Hryant street, August 8. a dnushter. i
ROBINSON To Mr. and Mra. Albert O. Rob
inson, 420 40th areDue. August 7. a wn. j
GOLUSrKIN To Mr. and Mra. Al Goldstein,
6t& Millwaukle, August 3. a sou.
LE1TZER To Mr. and Mrs. John A. Leltzer.
4421 Slid arerme S. E., August 8. a eon.
SEGIUN To Mr. and Mra. otto RegUn. P7 E.
7Uth atreet. Auguat 2, a daughter. ,
STAFFORD To Mr. and Mr". Urtorf A. Rtaf-
fiTd, Kpraj", Or., August 4. a .n.
DWNINi To Mr. and Mrs. Dallaa Downing.
2:t7 E. TCtli S., Aug. 3, a son.
POWELL To Mr. aud Mrs. Ken II. Powell,
7WU Burtbwlek, Joly 31. a mm.
LOLLIS-To Mr. aud Mra. .Wllham Ixllis, 1S3
E. 6tb at., Aug. 8, a aon
SEIP To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Selp, SS. !
Mallory ave Jufc- M a daughter. i
MADSKX To Mr. Snd Mrs. l'etor Madsen, 1058 i
E. 7th st.. Aug. 4. a son
in, P-rri.fr :i Mr. John C Elde O0S E
7lh St.. Aug. 2. a daugliti-r.
LOVK-Ti) Mr. and Mrs. William S. Love. 475
llolladay ave.. July 29, a daughter.
Dirri'iiiiiv. T ir Mr. William P. '
Patterson," li$2 Clinton at.. July 2l. a uaugti-
,Hr . . ,, . ,, I
WALKEKr-To Mr. and Mrs. W illiara t alker. :
r-y? blvd, Ann. f a daugnter
THOMPSON
lo Mr. nu iirs. .-Nicoiai luomo-
son, 1123 K
10th st. N ., July 22. a son.
VU.KtliT,i Mr n,l Mra. Phi n Walker.
7;i K. ISth 6t.. Aug. 5, a daughter. J
RANKIN To Mr. and Mrs. lloti-rt Rankin, 1
P.7:i E. Morrison, July 81, a daughter.
BONNl'K To Mr. and Mfs. Ambrose F. Bon- .
wTlVilMr1--.: VTuei' 'wsrd. 849
A. 1 x.' I .. 1 .. Q 1 .
AMACHER To M.-. and Mrs. Edward Amacher,
I";j,D I'claware. August ll. a son.
DEATHS AMI Fl'NKI.IS 75
HENRY At the l:.n:liy resident. !t:!o Kerliy
stret. on Sunday morning. Mrs. Minnie I '..
beloved wife of James W. Henry, formerly
of Mc-Mlnnvllle, Or. Kunornl t.rflay (Tuesd.ivi,
4::WJ o'clwock. at Chanr.bi-ra Company chapel,
corner KiLlingsivorth aud Kerby. Interment
Rce City cemeterv.
Mt LI10I.HXl In this city. August 14. at ;
his late residence. liS'M Kighty-fif th street :
S. E.. lVinlel W. Mtilh olland, aged 4! jears, ;
The remains are at the residence establishment '
vf f p-1''iulpJr A s"n",.Mo,tS'nlor-T, M w,!
i" iiiut.oi ucic.ua. 1-,.,.,. . ,
pupers please copy.
MALlktAiii-i-'iM tunexai serviees oi me laie
Marion Mackenrie. wife of Ur. Kenneth A. 1
t w. -( ...in k. i,.i .A,n..n-n. . rc.,1 ,,..
dav'i. Aueuet'lO. at 3 p. m.. at the family'rea- ;nac. J.'h"ne Broadway 130. See own
idenee. 145 Twentieth utrtet north. Interment er, 15 Js . 3'1 st .. city.
at Rlvervlew cemetery : private.
MACRAE At the residence. 1073 Van iPm-
.en .lien. A.iKu-i 10.
parlor. A nnoimcement of funeral Liter.
SAI.1XK--Christine S:i'.lne. Uood Snmaritan
honpitiil. AiiKuat bti yearB, senile brou
rliitis and exlutustion.
UliiNNull Mayr Alle O'Connor. St Vin
cent's lnpital. Aug. !. 40 yoarsr cerebral
tuinor.
L'NK.N'invx MAN Willamette river. Aug. R,
nlKHit " vears, drowning.
SINCbAlR tarah E. Sinclair. 5811 41t ave..
AuK s. Ml years, pneumonia.
ROMANO Mary I'lerl Romano. !W2 El'.iabeth,
August 3. S. vears. tubercnloaia.
YANTIS George V:intia. S92 E. 25th St.. Aug.
!. lo vears, valvular heart iliseaie.
NILMI-Oscar Nilml. Portland .Surgical hos
pital. Ant. 7. 38 years, carcinoma.
DAY I.lbt.ie Day. St. Vincent's boepltal. Aug
ust 8. til vear, carcinoma.
CAIN Foster Cain. 104 N. 9th St., Aug. 6. 39
vears, tuberculosis
MOHAN Iu!s (ieorge Moran. 541 33d St.,
aui;. . (0 years, carcinoma.
MANOTO Ceorsre Manoto. 515 Cth St. N.
S. 38 vears. tuberculosis.
Aug.
FORKSTEI Klien Korestel. 401 N. 24th St.,
Aug. 7, H3 years, fracture.
ZOKOVICH Alidiuiisos Zorovlch. St. Vincent's
hospital, Aug. 7. JS years, diabetes melltls.
CLARK Amanda Clark, 0il8 &7th ave.. Aug.
b 12 veara carcinoma
TANA fcarah A. Yuna. Portland Surgical boa-
pital Aug- 10. 4 years, sarcoma.
CONNOR Patrick Connor. 340 Chapman, Ang.
ll 79 years, surgical shock.
SHL'LTZ Mary Frances Snultx. 8 Mississippi
ave.. Aug. . 31 'years rheumatism.
BL'CHTEU Joseph Buchtel. 1'JiKj E. Washing-
ton Aug 10, 85 years, senility.
CROFT Mary Elizabeth Croft, 627 E. Conch
st.. Aug. 10, wi jears, pernicious anemia.
NKWI.1N Mabel Newlln, Portland Surgical
hospital, Aug. 11, 22 years, cirrhosis of
l;vcr.
Bl UNS Lora Burns. 1100 E. 10th st., Aug. 9,
21 venra. cyanide of potassium.
RKPP Harold John Repp, St. Vincent's, Aug.
t years, ierit(tnitls.
GKl'AMKK. -Willi aui Gedamke. oi E. Taylor,
jiiJi: years, general debility
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FLORISTS
w . "
MARTIN & FoRBErf CO. florists. 3R4
W:ash. Main a-ib. Mowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
MAIN 61it: wreatns. pillows, $3 up.
Sprays $1 up. Cbappell's, 347 Mor
rison.
CLAKKh; BKOb., florists, 2K7 Morrison
St. Main or A-1805. Fine fiowers
and floral designs No branch i-ores.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. !i S asli.,
bet. 4th and Sth Main 51 o A-l 102
OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO..
Glisan e. Mar 4372. A-1 464.
is
MAX M. SMITH tioriwt. )4iS tith St.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED tS77
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN 507. A-1511
B-. l mm
l"r.dei takci , Lati. Ilia and 1 la w t horne.
Phones K. Tsl. H-HE. l.ady abS'.stan t.
I
JUo 11 o
New residence establishr.i'-nt. UOl Wil
li : ms ave. Woud.awn 22u, C-K' 13.
A, D, Kenworthy Co,
-r.K
if.,?
Tabor 5267; 58C2 'J2 Et., Lents.
en'j.i: 6th st. and Foster toad, Arli-ta
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
- Kst Side Funeral dheclors. 414 E.
Alder et. Phone Knst .'2 U-2525.
' J. P. FlNi.tY & SUN,
Progressive Funeral Directors.
MONTGOM Kit V AT FIFTH.
111LLLK oc '1'hAc'Ll, uiuependeiil fu
ieral directors. Prices low as $20,
$4'i 0. Wash, at Kl!a. M 2tiHl. A-7SH5.
A, R. Zellar Co,f
Wiiaains ave.
last luSS C-tti
l iftv flttfriilnnr llav ana meht servie.a
fTTT V. MCn nr. Ciiderialiers.
UUmilll IVIOUIUCCModern la;
e.ery detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Bron.iwav 4:' A-..r. La tv assistant.
CI C A( C V Undertaking Co. M ini 41SJ
Of U V V lC A-2321. Cor. 3d ana C
"lay.
rOIQllMRESlUKNCL l.'NU. i'KLS
11". Mrr
Hamilton
tusl :0th ai.il OiMJk
neral srvices Tat"'
r u"
P.RKEZK At SNOOK.
JO? Pelr-inrt of 34'h
f.Bdv t'irtiint.
MOXlMKXTS
FORTLAND MARBLE WKS . 264-268
4th St.. opp. city hall. . Main 8564.
Philip Neu & Sons, for . memorials.
fcbLASING GRANITE Ctf!
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
FOR HALF One beach lot, S acres 1
and lQhi acres, 5 minutes' walk to!
Columbia Beach R. U. station, portly :
cleared, one acre In garden, now 4 I
room nous. Dig Darn, running water. .
ranch suitable for truck gardening
and chickens. Terms or cheno tor
casn. ror particulars wri uw..e.. .
G. Smith, R. f. L. No. 1. BOX ISA.
Warrenton. Or.
FOR SALE HOITSES
61
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SNAP?
(OA ffi7lTKItD!M!
995 E, 29TH ST, NORTH
New modern room bungalow, hard
wood floors, sleeping porch, built-in
effects, electric fixtures, attic, 7 foot
concrete basement, cement floor, street :
work paid; every modern conven- I
i blocks south Owner there 10 to 6,1
0r phone East 545.
" I
louay aim 1 ru v..c
.Ml . . 1 1 : . 1,
est bargain vou will ever have! A
modern 5 room bungalow, double con
structed and everything up-to-date.
ee in is 11 will Bllfprise jou. mil tu.
"s'h N Alberta car.
KlISK CITY PARK.. $2000.
5 rooms, lot S0xll5: orice cut f'ora
$2(150: make vuor own ttrms: no mort-
ki utt, to r-
gage: close to school, block ,to car;
0 ""'J muucill WHU mcyiavo.
FOR SAMi Bargain. 5 room col. age.
3 blocks to car full lot, fruit trees, j
good plumbing. 1136 E. 26th N. Tr.O,
.9P ln"uir at 1011 E' "th N"
Iter. !
ih00 Hl.S a corner lot and house. I
me Cornelius sort arinK piace, ior-
merly a p.iloon, with 15 rooms up- j
siain-. nu Mortn zoin at. un
21f McKav hblg.
UK.U 'TIKI . home on 7 lots, price
J.'.iOn, improvements n;one cost al
most that much, will take cottage in
the beach or automobile as part pay
N.'-fi. Journal,
KIi. room bungalow, nearly new, shc-
r.fice. See this and make offer,
$2..0 cash. Terms to suit. Woodlawn
4 1 ? 1 .
VI VK room ino.lern bunualow. coin-r.
w'orth sacrifice 16r.O. $!..;)
nown. Sill in, .nth Ownpr lie olili'k. I
N-SS. Journal.
yni, ,1V nn..rir
' 'K ilL eei
o. room houpc. ffll
a dandv corner
6. room house, foil basement, fur-
FOR SALE- New modern. 6 room bun
galow. Bui'.t-in conveniences, oak
:",.' ',' ,'""iue' nswtnorie m
' ' '
you want a modern o room i'ii.i,a-
IF
low, Rose City Park, cheap, call at
K. 4'.Uh st. N. Owner.
FOR SALE or exchange, modern fi room
cottage close to car. Terms to suit.
Woodlawn 3 r i ft . l"i;-j K. Mh st. N.
FOR SA L1C or trade J1 200 equity 'n.FOll SALK at a bargain. l&.uOl) dally
house and lot. See owner, 1289 K.
Morrison. Phone Tnhor K23f.
5 OH SALE LOTS
10
BARGAINS.
LOTS IN ALL DISTRICTS'. TERMS.
J. C. CORFU N CO , LEWIS BLDG.
FOR SALK Two choice lots ln lr
vington Park. Call after 6 p. m.
354 Paoratnento st. Phone C-2004.
CORNER lot, 28th and E-st Flanders;
i paved streets; small house lor sale;
1 by owner. Phone Fast L'fi4.
j . , ,.- ,
I AIvlyUI1 07
tr-'nn " - '
. -0 At-KKii, l00
I Easy terms, only 35 miles from
-Portland, running water, good soil.
Close to school and stores, 1 mile to
. R. R. station and town.
; AKKRSON, GOOCH & CO.,
I K05 Stock Kxchanue Bldg.
; p;. U.1 A
, blOSOu Ha I ACS
i "
I Good soil, city Water, close to car-
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur-
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Sell
wood 47f.. .John H Glbon. ownr.
F()R sale or tradu for tseatlle real es
tate, five acre orchard tract, nine
teen miles from Portland on electric
line. Write H. L. Klchcr, 2004 L'6th
ave North Scnttle. Washington.
CHICKEN, FRl lT. GARDEN ranches
neetr Portland. 2, , 10 acre tracts.
best tioil. Rood roads, near electric. $6S
t'i $-00 per acre, easy terms. McFar-
i land. 3(! Yeon bide, I'ortland.
'
FOR SALE FARMS
I MAKE only one effort to sell my lit
tie unincumbered farm for $600 cash;
I miles from depot, Winlock. on main
lit.e: 10 acres. 3 in cultivation. 1 in
yards, etc., rest easv cleared; good cot-
trfRe, barn, small buildings. 40 four-
year-old fruit trees, good water; fenced
all round; German and Swiss neigh-
bnrs. I am makirfrr an independent
iiiiii; vmi i.-n ii. neiis ana o i-uws. Hu-
diess C. L.,
Route 2. Box 92, Winlock,
V. a.h.
107 acres with plenty of outrage,
nearly new H room house, barns and
: outbuildings, well watered, convenient
to transportation end school, and only
; 30 miles from Porllund; price $50 pc
acre, for further particulars address
T-89. Journal.
M
F'lR wheat ranches, sale or trade
Fit7maurlce. Condon Or.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
For RENT, 120 A. dairv ranch, well
improved near Boring. 73 a. In cultl-
. i i i j i j , t i.-u iriii , vviii m'ii attJtlV KILii
j mplf men! . OX - . J'inna I.
hoii;sti:ai)!
160 Acre Relinquishment
4 miles from town; river throiiRh the
place; 75 b'-ics river bottom; fine soil,
no rock; price 1300.
Two 160 are homesteads that Join.
2 miles from fivin, lays fine, no rock,
pome timber, fine water; price $150
encn. Pundy. 411 Henry hi dir.
TIMI5KK
28
SMALL logging or milling proposition
on railroad near river near Holoiook
Parker. 422 'i afhltiKl on.
KXCHANCiK IIK.Mi KHTATK 2$
WILL trade lor moi-icrn Imncaimi-.
close, in, improved i acres, no en-
cumbrance. cood ulastered r.-room
bungalow
fruit, wcil and
improve-
I men ik ; one-fouith miie to liFe Iin
-'i. .louma
Jl . equity in beauiif'ul raml.Tn 9-room
Walnut Park home- to eharige f r
modern i-rom bungalow in restricted
district; 1 1 eo oL im uinbrancc. S-66,
Journal.
10 ACitl-"S. iniiirovcd, Meaverton die
KoL irtvVVne,n-.,,,!L"
ttict; trade
mobile or Portland property; bal. long!
, time; nothlnt; due. C. 11. Fry, Pea- ,'
- - i-- v.w-
verton tor immediate loans at i v and
OFT of town propeuy ,o am.u,.i 01: J' C"
$137. 7U0. clear of incumbrance. t3 t.oibin t o.. l.ewia bldg. '
trade for Portland; no agents. Call
10al Chamber of tonnneite.
Call lor
Mr. KillinglaiKl.
24 ACRfcS, near Poi- .t drove, b acres CabH paid Ijr inoi tiiKe. noiea. con
cleared, good soil; house, orchard,! Uacta, mortgage lojna. reaaoneble
fine nlaco: will trade for clear dtvi ra!'1? !" H I .e wi. ! .otio -.- 4 I ,e w I b i . i ...
proper' y.
23 1 ft
"th Pt. N.
WILL exchange lor . leur l'ortland
property up to i'i.ooo my 43-acre
rarm, in Al conuu.oji, i:iciude3 cattle
lend 'Top. K-!l, Journal.
1 235 ACKLo, ioo timot r iaria. l rade
Trade
rc"". mortgage, contract lots ir'Mu.SKl TO LOAN in aniuani. oiiTUu
equities.
' 8er bldg.
Ac CO.,
40 ACRES aifalfa land und irrigation,
house, barn, 1 Vi miles to, rllroad.
981 K, 2!tri et. N. Woodlawn 20a
'5 AXD 8-room house, modern and 3
' lom, vatue iio'jn, to trace tor stock
i ro neh lwner. A-HA Jonrnfll
A Tl W. lor.Kinir for ottv nrAhahlu
to match our farms and ranches.
RIL'HANMACII '.. L v. ,..
KKAL estate of merit exchanged any-
where; vour listings solicited. So
McKay bide.
HAVE 1500 1'). horse, wafton. harness.
farm implements, for real estate or.llooo to ion, real estate secui.y.
WE om modern
bungalow, corner.
house. L-64. Journal.
EXCHANGE: REAL ESTATE 24
(OOntlnned)
67 ACRES, 0 In cultivation, 4 room
house, good barn, young orchard,
water piped to house and barn, 1 mile
from vallev town, A-l land. Will trade
ror zo or 30 acres, near rortiana witn
small improvements. A. J. Farmer. 07
Stock Exchange.
CITY property to trade tor good farm,
2 S room house, 10 good lots, one
large barn, 5 minute walking distance
from 2 carllnes: thia rroperty is worth
$8500. Owner K. A. Butenschoen. 27S
Halleck nt., Portland. Or. t
tOH SAUK ror $1060, Mt. Scott dis
trict, house and lot; lot 36x114. Small
house, modern plumbing. basement,
wood shed, chicken yard, all complete,
or I will trade for larger house or
clear lots, close In. fall Tabor 2Sj4.
OONTkacTiik.s. A'ri'k.wiiix
Other tiiiUes ar organized for their
protection. If uu ian s the need
or a contractors' organliation call at
608 Panama building and help orgau
ie. A Contractor, Main 47tiK.
FOR EXCHAXGK-S room houe,
large cement cellar, for smaller
houae, ranch or merchandise. Owner.
K-SM, Journal.
KOOMlXtJ HOl'SKS
53
It Pays to See Me First
When jini want a rooming house or
grocery store.
I.. A. HAM,, B12 Panama bldg.
rsj'-s 1 snap in city, tf room looming
house, always- full. 2 blocks from
postoiiice; tent $35: furniture 1st
class, J660 piano Included; no brokers.
jy-i. journal.
Rt.iu.M 1 NO nouse. l'j rooms, nice mod-
ern place. A snap. Well furnished
1 Price complete J260
' Hll l.'I 41 ll ST
12 ltuoJIS, west sida, close In; good
neignuorlioou ; good paying proposl
tlon. Owner, W-134. Journal.
l''oR SAlK Snap, a loom house, ai-
l ways iuii rurniiure nrst Class, reu:
$.16; piano in imled. N-!i, Jotirual.
li i i t I SKKKIOI'INU rooms by owner,
cheap. Marshall 25114.
IllSIXKSS OITOKTI'MTIIIS '20
EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPENISOS.
Very prosperous mfg. concern .. t2 5. duo
Creamery , earning $400 monthly . $2700
'Htstaurant. tluiviug town; Wash. $1776
r ins lit e lildferv v,t i uli.r-t :ill
Auto repair shop, big paying
concern $1400
Grocery witji II. K. rooms at $900
Light mfg. concern, paying well.. $700
Entertainment prou. on beach. .. .$150
Auto top construction business at $360
J'ooi, cigars and noft drinks at..
U0O(j painting business
. X3 7 5
is, equipped . $oB0
Fu1 particulars at 329 Morgan bldg
FOR HALE or will trade for clear real
dim,, i iv. -.n t.,i.i..v..i i...i
! na nJ " , ' ,, " AT. , . .; " ....
j mays harbor, the largest lumber
' shipping port in the world. Ail iress
. owner, ilin N. A. Rush, Aberdeen,
: 'ush.
i capacity sawmill, complete and in
operation, plenty of orders. 1,0 JO, 000
feet timber, mure available, on main
line S. P. Addre&g owner. Box 41,
'ittaKe Grove. fr.
OW N jour ovva buslntsK; with a work
ing capital of $100 we can plnce you
In char go of exclusive territory; a
proposition of merle, will ft nnd thor
ough Investigation. Call 301 Columbia
! tddg
, POOL hail and luncii counter, cig'ii
conrectionery and soit driiiK cout.t
ers, rooms upstairs, cheap, in gciod
payroll town (.Camas. Wash.) ou prin
cipal corner, i-te owner, 4111 Clyda
hotel.
REAL .nap for cush, and good money
maker. Fine grocery and delicates
sen in good apartment district. Rent
naid for q month. Good "riiHon tor
t tlllni. M.,1, "I'll ') lirl. a tUliO
l'OU are often uncertain about wliat
you should do. There is a Hay to fir.d
out. We t'utnish information upon ull
subjects. J. ri. Knauss, abstract room,
court" nouse.
M1LL1N1-.RY at a sacrifice on oounl
of fcickne.ss, an old established mil
linery store, cast side, buslucsJ dis
trict; living room in rear, rent i2o. c'al)
Wood l.i wn 4 74 1.
FOR SiALE. pool room and confection
ery, good location and cheap rent;
located at 180 3d St., near Yamhill; 2
pool tables, confections, tobaccos, ci
gars. Auk fcr F.im Joseph.
Trades of All Kinds "
Grocery stores, rooming houses, cigar
stands and restaurants. Wbat have vou?
Son L. A. HALL, 512 Panama bldg.
$2500 WARM
mineral springs, lm
bathhouse, swimming
proved with
pool, dwelling house, tents, on Mount
Hood auto road; part trade. L li Me-
syrv-e owner, Rowe,Or.
pOR BALK, iestilttis restaurant and
,,oma bfikery in the cUy; living
ro,j:n8 in connection; deal with owner,
, for oa,h Xel Mar 1211
$325 TAKES Tine grocery, lncludn
furnished living rooms, fine stock
fine fixtures. 64th st., 3iith ave. Ml.
Scott car,
COMPLETE EdiMon moving picture
road show outfit, originally cost
$1SOO; only $200. 128 First. N. V.
P.irsnin Store.
; FOR HALE Or will consider trade
i fr tock of merchandise. Lumber
i yard and planing mill. R. L. Coe Co.,
j Gran's Pass. Or.
PARTNER wanted with $1800, fine
confectionery and cigar store; a
momy maker; good opening for lady
or gentleman.' G-35. Journal.
li K iT A I KANT l"i sine, ciieap. rent
tla per month; i. pays to invesii
pate. 162 Grand ave
CLKAN'INt; and preiiMinK estall.s."
ment, good income, one wagon. Tabor
f.M4.
" A N" T K i j3 otorcyi le rtpein r or vul
canlzer to start whop In auto center.
C. Prinlon, Lewlrto'i, Idaho.
WKI.l. naylna; ex preen liusliiesn, com
plete outfit, $201' cash. 100 K.
2Tth N V.din. :)96.
fiirN'TKllK, shelving In grocery tor.
Paid up lease to July. 1917. $75. 411
Henry h 1 d n .
Ft)K S.AI.K Notion store, stork and
, building. $1200. $700 cash. 1900 E.
: tJlisan st. I'y owner
m:riKss i'akik;
Knee Ci t y 1'rlnt inn .'o..
Third ft., cor. Tavlor
i BAVVAI1LL arnl timber, nood locnlion.
i J- Simonton. IPod Itlvc.-, Or.
: Phone r.r"
! 1 1 A Kl V A H K and general repair shop
for Ml". 564 I mntilla avr . Sellwood.
MONKY TO LOAN
KKAL KSTATK
27
Pros Wj. H.C. M Failmg
v..-i vii iin
-
-". ib'i'i,
J7iiJ. J2000. $2250. t'K'OO
iluu.uvo ON inoi igagjcn. cily or tvitu
1 property, fire liii-.iranc. McXenzi
'O Oerlit-er bldif :'rt A ld-r
$250. $600, $1000, $l'lio loans lby
terms, ijvana & Co., jub Uerliriier
; bldg
: tos.t una TO uian' in uininiiiti nf liniio
'H inw rntCM: rin deliiv: mt, n
and up; low rates; no deluy; see us
' first. Ivrehs-iieus t o . ilo loth rt
i first. Kf.w
to liOOO on city iropf-tty.
A. H. Bell, Z01 Oerlinger bldr.
v.UNe,i "
i Dr,,rrt
1 :
to loon ou improved cily. xaini
V I . K Mu'. I Si hU , ,, .
iooU. OJD. UU. i.UU. lkU0
v ' I . r ion n i o t ''lam 'orn
J4u.uu UK l.nba. AKKI.VUl'O.N.
HO 4th Pt. Bosnl of Trade Bid?
btii. !"". instailtnunt oan
: Pel 'w r-M n rton o. fc 25 Yeon hldi.'
; ''u'l!. .low and upward; no conmii,
slon. lieshon Hawk. Main 1 1 '
NloKlliAljr, i-UANb, 6 and 77o. Loal.
J"iiinrri -V ' o Oak t . nnr -'.tf
K-42. .lonrnai.
I lluAdk La iuar.. li to VV. ii Sam
I ft Co.. $10 Bpaldinc bide.
7
OUR Installment pian is tha bent and
surest method or paying a Ijao.-
tit.H per month for x( momba, er
III. It for to months, or
115. 1? for t months pay 11101
loan and Interest,
Other amounts In proportion.
We loan on Improved city prvpert?
Or for building purposes.
No commission charged.
KOU1TAHLE SVH'S at LOAN A8SN.
t4J Sts k SI I'orHa'1 or-ron,
MONKY TO LuaN.
On Improved real estate or for build
ing purposes; very flexible contracts;
no commissions.
COLUMUIA LIFE A TRUST CO..
202 Stevens bldg.
lliLK MONKY at lowest rates. Pleased
consideration possible; Inquiries soil
cited. Sife deposit boxes for rent.
tUl cm Safe Deposit & Trust Co.. 214
Onk.
MONKY TO LOAN
CHATTELS, NAIiAIUKS
er
Salaries Chattels
Money to loan to salaried people and
others on furniture, pianos, motror
cycles, a utomobllaa, diamonds, etc., at
legal rates, with easy terms of pay
tnent: no delay. Licensed by slats.
PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY.
INC
106 Dckum Bldg.
C11ATTKL, CHATTEL
LOANS. LOANS.
AT LEGAL. RATES.
We loan money on pianos, household
goods, and also to
WORKING PEOPLE.
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO,
LiCKNSKU.
317 Falling Uldg.
LOANS WANTKI)
30
TO LOAN all or part of $2500 on close
in farm, (r't. Inquire 404 N. W. Bank
bid g . Mat-Hha 1 16 5l0.
WANT kli, loan of l.tov; lil pay rea
sniuible rate Interest. L-&S, Journal.
FINANCIAL
1st and 2d niortKages puichabtal; also
sellers' interest lu contracts. Oi. aud
Wnh H r; Noble Lnrrtbermnp bld.
HKII' WANTIOH MA LIS
WKLNKSDAY morning we are going
to Increase our yard orew. Thar
will be a few positions open for atronsr
boys over 16 years and men at $1,116
per day. Steady job at yard work.
Apply at 7 a. m.. West Oregon Lumber
Co., Lli i n ton. Or.
SAl.LsMKN wanted to sell the Vroo
man strain Frangucttc Kngllsh wal
nut, together with a complete line of
nursery stock; cash weekly; outfit
free. Address Capital City Nursery
Co.. Salem, Or.
WANTKI), thotuughly competent man
for general repair work on seven
room house for rent of suma. K-kd,
Joifrnal.
WANT it: 1 1 l-.xpM ii need felt machln
man. Portland Furniture Mfg. Co,
1249 Macadam road.
CONSULT Y.
secretary
M. C. A. employment
luX PKHI KN'i 'Ll niH0gi man. Palace
Laundry Co K. loth and Kverett.
iMAt'HIX F. nun and cabinet makers.
Free-land Finn, Co., 1)50 Mncndam.
WILL pay for Instruction ln driving
rorn. P):one Main L'Mt'l alternoona.
W
ANTl-.I i - liood ollict, bo), over J 4.
lnijuire. Iteennl-AliKlrii'-l, !nl First
HKl.l' MA.Yl'Kl- .Mlsii;. 41
T. M. C. A. A UTOMOHI LK HCMOOU
Day and night clasaea; training In
repairing, driving and machine work.
Inducing Jorge, lathe, shaper. drill
press, etc.; lime unlhn.ted. Secure
pass at educational office Y. M. C A.
bidg., to Inspect our khops and meth
ods. COMPETENT C ll A U F Fli L Ud
and MKCHANIC8 SUPl'LILD. Tui
tion fee Includes ML'M ULKtfiilP IS
V. M. C. A. and Its FWPi-oYMKNf
UEPAP.TMFNT, use or tO-ft. awlni
inmg pool, shower baths. yuinaaiuuw
etc.
WANitli i oung men lo take up ab
stract of tnio wuik. Exceptional
opportunity. J. a. Kiiuuns. abstract
room, courthouse
Ali.N, women wanted, government Jobs"
$76 month Write lor list positions.
Franklin 'nstltuie. ixpt. U4HH. Koines
ter. N. Y.
LALIEM to learn new method beauty
culture. Summer rale. tu2-3 Co
lumbla bldg.
L'M'il.i.lilj l'jl luilui iimile auiu ts alt
Hp Tuylor tile 'l.'i.iloi f,,i;ibld.
.--j-'-fj-?-- ' - i-Mhlk7-
SEVI-:kal ladles to demonstrate and
make smiles in your own dlstVK't. A
dlgnllled, permanent position lor any
(die seeking a pleasant occupation.
Must have $15 deposit for demon
girator. Call 1101 Columbia bldg. '
VoMAN oT k-iil, gciieiui House woi'K,
country, 4 in family, J2". month to
rlijbt party. Call Mm, M. ijraiorv,
Molalla, liuiiM phone, or address same -at
Liberal, or.
LAO Y lor house woi k, experienced lri.
confinement cases. Call today. Mar
shall 24T.4.
SCiiOOl girl to assist In dinner sei V
Ice and wasli dishes fiom o.io to
8;80. pnone Main 404H .
U1KL wanted for I7ousewoi K. y in
family, wages $4 per week'. Tels-'
phone Sell wood 14x7
LAPEUIENCEL floor lady for matiale
Palace Laundry Co . E. lOlu ana
Everett.
EXPEK1 ENCEI nnjltlgraph operator,
capable of writing shorthand. Uasel
wood Co., Front and Ankeny sts.
WANTLIj, girl for home work; no
washing 1386 M isalssippl ave., Cor.
Portland hlv d.
W A N T E I) Pit at class trimmers and
makers. Ca.ll MulUr & Raas Co.,
Morgan bldg.
WANTEL Young woman with refer
ences, to assist in care of six-months-
old baby. Pnone Marshall 5146.
WANTED -Experienced waitress. Ap
ply M r S I alky, Norton la hotel. ,
LA HIES wanted. SI to fi day' is mad.
502-3 Columbia blrtg.
WA N'T El i, girl for genersl housework,
wages $25. 4t'J Hassalo.
THIS nd. 2ic, manicure, massage. hii
S Colnnilila bldg.
UELl' ANTKIJ MALh AND
FEMALE 20
1800 HOP pickers for Llvealsy y.irds
TicKcts now on sale at I'orcae Broj
221 Plttock block. 10th and Washing
ton sts.. l'ortland. Or. Round trip :
fares. I.nkebrook 117"- Holmi tll'i
perctval, $2.86; iwl, 2.40; Murphn
$2 0. Fie lent, wood and tUaw,
flood ramping grounds, water, Store,
butcher shop and restaurant; 44a
per box. First apodal. August 33.
Trains later, Beptember 2. 3 and 4.
Write, rail ,r phone Broadway JIH,
A-1717. Come early and get your-lilacea.
Office cpn Sunday from 1 2 to 4 p. m.
WE ARE ready to register hop pick
ers for my (East) Independence and
Lope Sing's yard. Best of ax com moda-,
tlon and hops are good. Pleaae call
lo talk it over or "sign up," Just as
noon ss von ran Hld park, apt, )t
Iarge yards, good picking, fin-)
carnplng grmitids, fire wood, straw and
good water, grocery store on grounds,
apply between 10 a. m. and a p. m at
2dZ Alder nr i''nnr Mln
50 in IP P'"K!vKS wanted. Frul)L pota-
os. wood, water free and con-;
venlent. tlood camp grmind. Ray 80
per 100 lbs. Further particulars. Jos.
Graham. An rorn. Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
Continued)
MOLE BAKBEK COLLEGE.
Wants men and women to learn th
trade: paid while learning; tool f reo! .
positions secured; sum rner rates; writ
for catalogue. Cor. 2d and Bnrr-alde.
MOIILKK Larber school wants men
and women to learn barber trade, -free
8 weeks. Positions secured.- Pay
while learning. N. 2d at. f
OKEOON "kahbeh coLleoe keo
and women to learn barber travd
free. Madison nt.
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