THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL;. PORTLAND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 1916. J
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Bepar t nvejvt y
OREGONS AGAIN LEAD
Three Eggs Ahead of Leading
Competitor Take Third
Prize for August.
.
The report of the 43th Week
Ofc the laying- contest at Storrs, m
Conn shows the pen of "Ore-
goiifT again leading the 100
pens In the contest. 'Their score -Jfr
Hfr was f2 pkks and nearest torn-
petltor 49. The average of all
pens was 30.2. The O. A. C.
pen gained one place during the
week and are now fifth for full
period and gaining on first
four. A sister pen from the
O. A. C. at the Missouri con-
tft test la In third place and gain-
ing on leaders.
Storrs. Conn., Sept. 23. In the forty
fith week f the laying? contest at
Storrs the hens yielded 3025 eggs. The
Agricultural college pen of "Oregons"
from Corvallis, Or., were first for the
week with, a production of 62 egfc-s.
Rock Rose farms Barred Hocks from
Katonah,, N. Y.. and A. W. Rumery's
pen of Rhode Island Reds from Dan
ville, N. 11., tried for second place with
4j) eggs each. W. E. Atkinson's pen of
White Leghorns from Wallingford,
Conn., won third place with 44 and I'.
0. Piatt's pen of the name breed from
Wallingford, Fa., followed these with
a production of 42 eggs. One White
Uock. one White Leghorn, three Barred
Rocks, and six Rhode Island Reds, a
total of 11 birds or an average of one
hen out of each 91 In the contest were
all that were able to make perfect in
dividual scored for the week.
The monthly awards for August are
announced as follows: Blue ribbon or
first prize went to W. E. Atkinson,
Wallingford, Conn., whose White Leg
horns laid 235 eggs during the month.
Francis F. Lincoln, Mt. Carmel, Conn.,
won second prize ribbon for August
with Leghorns that laid 226 eggs. The
Agricultural college at Corvallis. Or.,
got the third prize ribbon with their
birds with a yield of 222 eggs.
There is every Indication of a new
h'gh Individual record for the laying
competitions at Storrs. Four years ago
an English Leghorn laid 282 eggs. The
nearest approach to this was the per
formance of a Cbnnecticut White
Wyandotte two years ago that fln-
1. shed with 205. eggs. At this writing
White Leghorn No. 728 owned by A.
P. Robinson. Calverton, N. Y., has a
more of 281 eggs with seven weeks to
gc. thus she has only to lay an average
of three eggs a week to equal the best
record that has been made from more
than 4000 hens that have been trap
nested during the past five years.
The three best pens in each of the
principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks.
Rock Rose Farm. Katonah, N. Y.
(Barred). 1X06; Albert T. Lenzen.
North Attlehi.ro, Mass. (White). 1.31;
Oregon Agricultural college, Corvallis,
Or. (Barred), 1670.
Wyandotte.
Obed :. Knight, Brldgeton. R. I.
(White) l!fi&; Tom Barron, Catforth.
England" (White), 1918; Abel Latham.
Brlerfleld. England (White), 177t.
Khode Island Beds.
rinecrest Orchards, Oroton,
1733; A. W. Rumery. Danville
1658; Jacob E. Janseti, North
Conn.. 1604.
Mass.,
N. H.,
Haven,
White Liaorni.
win Ttarron. Bartle, near
Treston,
Fngland, 1826; Francis F. Lincoln. Mt.
Carmel. Conn.. 1822; F. M. Peascly.
Cheshire, Conn., 1707.
Miscellaneous.
Oregon Agricultural college, Corval
lis, Or.. (Oregons). 1808; J. Collinson.
RarnHcre. Oarstang, England (Black
Leghorns). 1616; A. Schwarz, Bur
lingame. Cal.. (Black Rhlnelanders),
13.
Poultry Text Book Is
Interesting Vofume
Book by Prof. James Dryden Em
bodies RosulU of Twelve Years
f Research Work.
"Poultry BreedlnB and Management."
la, the title of a new 400 page book
by Professor James Dryden, head of
the department of poultry husbandry
at Oregon Agricultural college. Tne
book is printed on heavy plate paper,
and Is richly illustrated by half-tone
engravings and contains 17 chapters'
on the evolution of the modern fowl,
modern development of the Industry,
classification of breeds, principles of
poultry breeding, problem of higher
fecundity, housing, feeding, brooding,
marketing, etc.
In Ills preface. Professor Dryden
says: "To remarkable development
of poultry culture during the past two
decade Is one of the outstanding fea
tures of American agriculture.
The Idea of 'fus and feathers' long
associated with the keeping of fowls,
has gradually given way to the Idea
of a poultry Industry whose first and
only business, as an Industry, Is the
production of eggs and meat."
The book Is, without doubt, one of
the notable contributions to poultry
literature; during the 12 years that
the experimental and research work
now embodied In this' book was under
way. Professor Dryden has exercised
a dynamic influence on the poultry in
terests of the world. In this volume
he has collected for the first time all
the essential findings of his investiga
tions, and enunciated the principlesof
poultry management that these find
ings' have established.
Rocky Point Bridge.
The Palmer-Ellison Construction
company was low bidder on the con
tract for tb construction of a bridge
on the .Rodky Point road, the bids be
ing opened by the county cemmlMiou
ers yesterday. Low bid was 15613.20.
The contract will be awarded Monday,
It is expected.
Officers Are Duly Elected.
At the meeting of the Lincoln Re
publican club, held Thursday at Ll
. brary hall, L. L. Krause waa elected
Mrmtirv Mra rhlk Mar - -.,.....-
LAYERS IN BIG SHOW
- tt the executive committee, and Robert
' , September 29, the club plans to moet
' ; V every Friday evening during the con
V , tinuance of,, the campaign. ,v 0- t
AT
FAIR ARE ANNOUNCED
Largest Entries Made by
Langendorff Bros., Rose
mere Poultry Farm.
The poultry exhibit at the Mull
nomah County fair consisted of a
number of blooded birds. Langendorf.
Bros., Rosemere Poultry Farm and
the Oregon Carneo Co., were repre
sented with the largest entries con
sequently captured numerous ribbon.
The result of the Judges were as
:oilos;
Columbia Rocks Mrs. W. H Cleve
land, all awards.
Buff Plymouth Rocks Mrs. W II.
Cleveland, first and Langendorff Bros..
second.
White Wyandotte H. Ringhouse.
first and Langendorff Bros., second
I- White Cock, hen , pen, Une
endorff Bros., all awards. Cockerel
and pullet, JMrs. C. M. Lake, all award
R. I. Reds, Single Cock, cockerel,
pullet and pen. Langendorff Bros, all
awards. Hen, A. W. Parke, first
Barred Rocks Cock. Langendorff
Bros., first. Pullet, Langendorff Bro .
first. Pullet, J. E. Metzzer, second.
Cockerel, Oregon Carneo Co . first
Butf Wyandotte Cock, Mrs c ' M
Lake, first. Mrs. R. F. alter.'sec'oud'
Hen. Mrs C. M. Lake first and Mis!
R. F. Walters, second. Cockerel Mis
It. F. Walters, first. Pen, Mrs. "c. M.
Lake, first and Mrs. R. F. Walters, sec-
OJ1U
White Rock
all awards.
-Langendorff Broo,
Wyandotte. S. P. Hen,
Mrs. C.
M.
M.
in st ana second.
American Dominique Mrs. C?
utme, an awards.
Partridge Cochin Langendorff
Bros., all awards.
Light Rrahinu Langendorff Bros.,
all awards.
Langshan Black Langendorff Bros,
all awards.
I-eghotn. S. C. Buff Mrs. C. E.
Cleveland all awards.
Black Minorca Cock, hen W
Parks, first and Quinton Kunimor,' sec
ond. Cockerel, Marguerite Wheeler
first and A. W. Parks, second Pullet"
Marguerite Wheeier. all awards.
White Polish Rosemere Poultry
Farm, all awards .
Oolden Polish Rosemere Poultry
Farm, nil . awards.
Beaded Golden Polish
Poultry Farm, all awards.
-Rosemere
Buff Polish R o b e m c r e Poultry
Farm, all awards.
Blue Polish Rosemere
Farm, all awards.
Poultry
W. C. B. Polish Ro
asemere Poultry
Farm, all awards
Beaded! White Polish Rosemero
Poultry Farm, all awards;
Silver Camplne Rosemere Poultry
Farm, all awards.
. f,. Bantam A. II. Rasmun. all
awards.
Black Cochin Pantam Oregon Car
neo Co., all awards.
Oolden S. Bantam Oregon Corneo
Co., aU awards.
Black Game Bantam Cock, Oregon
Corneo Co.. first; and Albert Horn--er.
second; hen. pen, Oregon Carneo
Co.. first.
Buff Cochin Bantam Cock, Oregon
( arneo Co.. first, and Melvtn Johnso.i
second; cockerel, pullet and pen Ore
gon Carneo Co.. first, and pen, A II
Rosamin, second.
R. P. Game Bantams Oregon Car
neo Co., all awards
Silver Spangled Hamburg Rose
mere poultry Farm, all awards
t .ver XencSIpd Hamburg Rosemere
Poultry Farm, all awards
Golden Penciled Hamburg Rose
mere Poultry Farm, all awards
Black Hamburg Cock. Langendorfr
Bros., first, and Rnsemcre Poultry
rarm. all other awards.
Golden Spangled Hamburg Rose
mere Poultry Farm, all awards
White Hamburg Rosemere Poultry
Farm, all awards.
Bronse Turkeys Cock, Mrs D S
Portland Realty
POULTRY WINNERS
Evidence of the Increasing Opportunity for Investment in
Estate Is the Building and Buying Activities.
It takes no theorist to see that
things in the Portland realty world
are taking a change for the better, but
it does take a man of action to get a
ringside seat in the Investors' gallery.
Realtors report that the market for
Inside, outside and farm properties Is
strong these days, and is getting
stronger.
It Is a more than noticeable fact
that farm properties are being sold
throughout the state at fine prices.
The week has seen at'least 10 trans
actions in rural sections that mounted
well into five figures.
In Portland building permits are in
creasing. The new postoffice. which
will be erected at Broadway and Gli
san streets, will have a momentous ef
fect on north end realty values.
The apartment house situation is
changing for the better in Portland.
Building Inspector Horace E. Plum
Portland Realty Board
IN VESTMENTS.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
404-6 Northwest Bank bldg.
FAMOUS RILGEFIELD SOIL
Fertile tarms at fair prices. Fenced or
unfenced land; small tracts; acreage.
H. li. APPiUWON, KiUGEFlii.Lx.
WASH
T1E Bitu.O inc.
KEAL ESTATE.
267 V Oaa st.. Lwi bldg. ,
Business and suburbau property trib
utary to uu.un avenue specialty.
Main 1743
UampOeiii Asiutn & Co.
GUsKitXl. INSURANCE.
REAL ba'l'Ai'U,
617 Corbett bidg. tiotb Pfcunea
Cascaden & Headen
197 RAILWAY EXCHANGE.
Farms tor sale ana eaunange in all
western states. Oakota and Minnesota.
Canadian lauds a specialty.
CNXlarkfrC
"KtAuTOitfi"
NOW IN i.W yuARTKRS,
CONCORl BUILDING,
SECOND AND STARK.
The Fred A. Jacobs Co.
104 6TH STREET.
General Real Estate, Excnanges. Kent,
ale and Insurance.
Main . A-1777.
W 1. JUUUAN VAlXKK HSii. LaNU tu.
jordaa V niter, iialUeor Cm., Or... Urw
lSDds, atock rattebm. lrriatlo prcj:u Mw
It, 1O.0UU acrcBl. ol-rrmul rua tauiM.
Civr nlt.
JOED AN VALLKY ENG. IjANO COMl-AMt.
Shannon first, R. Burson Second; hen,
Mrs. p. 8. Shannon first. D Burson
second.
Pekin Ducks Cock, Andrew Carrel,
first.
Gray Coel Ducks Cock, hen, Lan
gendorff Bros., first: Mrs. W. II.
Cleveland, second.
White Coel Dncks Cock, hen, Lan
gendorff Bros. firt.
English Ducks Langendorff Bros.,
all awards
Crested White Ducks Langendorff
Bros., all awards.
Pekin Ducks Langendorff Bro.
first, Mrs. O. W. Tarr second.
Mascon Ducks A. H. Raasman, all
awards. 1
White Muscova Ducks Langen
dorrf Bros., all awards.
Mallard Ducks Langendorff Bros.,
all awards.
Ronen Ducks Langendorff Bros.,
all awards.
Touloose Geese Cock, Mrs. J. F.
Burns first. Ijangendorff Bro. second.
Wild Geese Langendorff Broa..
first.
Turtets H. Treber, flrt.
Blue Bar Homers Melvln Johnson,
first.
Swallow Pigeon -Tl. Treber. first.
Homer Crow Melvin Johnson, first.
Dark Cornish Pigeons MelvinUohn
son, first.
White Cornish Pigeons Langen
dorff, first.
Carrier Pigeons H. Treber, first.
H omens H. Treber, first.
Red Homer Melvln Johnson, first.
Blue Check Homer Melvln Johnson
first.
Best exhibits not less than 10 pairs
of fowls Cock. H. Treber first, xl.
Itinphouse second.
Peacocks A. J. Krueger. first.
Hood River Asks
For Government Aid
Assistance Xl Desired to Help Con
struction of Trunk Soads Through
County From City to Upper Valley.
Hood River, Oi., Sept. 23. Hood
River county, through the efforts of
County Judge E. E. Stanton, Ciinty
Attorney A. J. Derby, County Surveyor
C. M. Hurlburt, Ti. E. Scott, secretary
of the Commercial club, has filed an
application with the United States de
partment of good roads asking for fi
nancial aid In the construction of
trunk roads through Hood River
county from the city to the upper val
ley. James T. Schuyler, engineer of the
United States department of good
roads, who was secured by Hood River
county to look over the local situation
with a view of making recommenda
tions relative to the construction of a
permanent road system for the valley,
has recommended that a water grade
road be surveyed and constructed from
the city of Hood River to Tuckers
Bridge along Hood river a distance of
about eight miles and that branch
roads be built up Neal creek to tap the
east side and up Indian creek to tap
the west side sections, while the main
road running into the upper valley
pass through Odell and the middle val
ley sections.
Gilliam Fair Opens
With Crowd on Hand
Condon. Or.. Sept. 23. The 1916
Gilliam County fair opened Friday
with nice weather and a big crowd.
The exhibits of grain, produce and
stock surpass those at most fairs of
the kind. The exercises were quite
a feature with A. B. Robertson pre
siding, and an address delivered by
M. Fitzmaurice in behalf of the city
of Condon. After that there were
sports of all kinds. The fair will
close Saturday and will be the largest
In the history of the county.
Relative's Death Kills Him.
Pomona, Cal., Sept. 23. (P. N. S.)
Reading a message telling of the death
of his son-in-law Mark Thompson
dropped dead at his home In Oklahoma,
according to word received here today
Chnrles T. Diggs, the son-in-law, was
killed here when a train struck his Jit
ney bus.
Market Is Strong
Real
per has just received a letter from
John Loop, of San Diego, asking that
the building requirements be sent as
he is contemplating an apartment
bouse in Portland within the next few
months. Permits granted for apart
ment houses this week went high in
the five digits.
T.'iere are five residences going up
on the Westover Terraces, and this
district is only one of mnnv sections
of the city that are responding to
great building activity.
Many leases and sales of insido
Proper! ies are now pending.
All in all. there is evidence for the
oft-heard comment Portland is on the
eve of an era of great buiidinc and
real estate activity.
At such a time, when the market Is
just showing signs of recoverv. there
is opportunity in any reasonable in
vestment in Portland real estate with
quick returns or steady Income '
J DOHB K. KSASKY A CO
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k M.iiSr K-Tu i
KK KKKKXKKKKK kVkK
,n 520 ACI'.E RANCH
!000. terms to suft ' ouUlde rjtns.
cllAsv. ,A- ea L'FER,
Asbtln. Wash
The Oregon Horr.e Builders
Northwest Bank bldg UJ
a Dlrir ,. , : vo vu
. 404
inland, or.
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THE "HAW-rKAR CO.
Beaverton-ReedvllU .roae
FARM AND CITX PHOrTrv
Phone Main 35. A-aioi.
BICBARD SBBPABO
SEAL ESTATE
Special lain.; in Home Site, on Weal 8!W Mort.
Mala sea. Qtftee. Wlllbrld. Whl.wood c"
TITLE GUARANTEE AND
AB-
a .
Abstracts, real estate, lwuranca. taoklx
after, uwwskiiu end taxes a au-ia!t
Mar.hfleW -t nd C-quille City Or
STATE'S EVIDENCE IN
HYDE-BENSON CASES
NOW ALL ASSEMBLED
Suits Involve 46,000 Acres in ,
Seven Different Counties'
of Oregon,
Salem, Or., Sept. 23. Evidence has
been gathered at last for the trial of
the suits of the state of bregon to re
cover 46.000 acres of land Involved in
the Hyde-Benson frauds. The first of
the cases brought in seven counties of
the state will be tried in Marion
county. Circuit Judge Galloway will
fix a date for the trial upon his re
turn from the east.
Much of the testimony "for the trials
has been taken in the form of deposi
tions, so that it can be used in each of
the seven trials without undue ex
pense. Testimony used in the criminal
prosecution of those Implicated In the
frauds has also been transcribed from
the government records at Washing
ton, D. C.
Joseph O. Bailey, an assistant in the
office of Attorney General Brown, has
been engaged in gathering the evi
dence, following his appointment soon
I after Brown took office in January,
1 1915. The suits were started by order
of Governor West during his term, the
I complaints being drawn by Attorney
; General Brown.
A great mass of testimony has been
i secured ana no difficulty is antici
i pated in showing that the state is en
. titled to recover title to the lands.
Schools to Have Pamphlets.
Salem, Or., Sept. 23. Because unde
livered constitutional amendment
pamphlets sent the registered voters
can be returned only at considerable
cost. Secretary of State Olcott is ad
dressing a letter to the principals of
schools of the towns from which ad
vices of non-delivery are received sug
gesting that they take the pamphlets
for use of the students. By studying
the various measures the pupils can
acquaint themselves with one of the
methods by which legislation is en
acted in Oregon, as well as the char
acter of laws proposed by the people.
By reason of change of postoffice ad
dress, borne of the pamphlets are not
delivered.
-mjy une f atanty. , p
balem. Or.. Sept. 23. Jac5t Fisher of
Portland, killed while engaged in log
ging, was the only victim of a fatality
reported to the state industrial acci
dent commission during the week end
ing Thursday evening. There were re
ported a total of 294 accidents, of
wiiich 234 were subject to the compen
sation act. Sawmills led in the num
ber of accidents, 63 being reported;
logging was second with 54; construc
tion third with 36 and railroad oper
ation fourth with 16.
Other accidents were as follows:
Light and power 13, paper mill 15. i
Iron and steel 15, mLning 9, meat pack- !
ing 6, shipbuilding 4, cannery 8, quarry I
5. stevedoring 3. transportation 6, J
machine shop 6, painting 4. threshing ';
3. fuel company 4, warehouse 3, tele- I
phone and telegraph company 2. tin
shop 2. and for the following one each:
bottling works, laundry, taxi company,
creamery, flour mill, ice plant, fruit
products, bakery, rock crusher, sand
and gravel, woodsaw, wolen mill, coop
erage, department store, tank and pipe, 1
meat market, passenger.
Mercantile Company Formed.
Salem, Or., Sept. 23. Brady Mer
cantile company. Oregon City, $5000,
James E. and Blanche E. Brady and
J. A. Staggs, filed articles of incor
poration here Friday.
xfe W TODAY
MANAGERS and OWNERS
of apartment houses. Is your house
full? Are you making a success at
keeping your tenants? Are your ex
penses high? Are you saving on your
fuel bills? If not. call Main 1320, ask
for Mr. London. He makes It his busi
ness to make your business pay.
RUPTURE
J. A. JOHNSTON
Buptura Specialist
411-413 Alisky Bid. Basalts Guaranteed
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
806 Sektun Bldg. Portland, Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment a Mortgags Co,
Offices 802-4 170 3d fit.
FARM LOANS 7 TO Vz
MUKTUAULS BOUtJHT. I
Mortgage Company for America,
Boom aa Ainswortb Bldg-, Portland. Or. !
. ,
CLASSIFIED A I) RATES
CASH AOTKXISl(I(T8.
Da.il or buaday
H eenw per woid tor u viMUlflcttloB ei
eepuxic "rur Heiit la I'rlvate 1-amiij." "Bourn
bi 14o. d to 1'rivate k'aa.iiy, "S!louon
VS udifU ' Had "Hanlert to uui" d., muica
re i ceuu per wurd.
Ibrmt lukertiua fur u.e price of two.
bctvii uw:rtiuu tor ilb prlc at tit.
Nu nd In nc lor ie tbaii 10 cenia.
yASl Vtcl nttoiupauf cu lu uutun bu
ru.
CHAEOED ADTESTISEXSBTB.
lfe tenia pr word prr luaerilan.
TDia cLrga la fur il clMst(K.-teiiuoa excevt
ll. "tor kusal io Private temmi.y. " "Uofim aad
kvvrd lu 1'rivate 1 jiuiL," "&i4ualloa vtautad'
mil "Wauled tj Ueiit ' uil-, wliitu. i,
wrU er uord per insertion.
No ad cliarKd lur t-a luuu 15 ernta.
MEETING NOTICES
41
AL KADER TEMPLE, A.
A. o. N. M. S.-i-ritated
session Saturday, Sept.
-3. at 8 t. m., Masonic
Temple. West Park and
Yamhill sts. Visiting no
bles cordially invited. By
order of the potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD.
Recorder.
NOTICE
All Kleptrician. Wiremen Arma
ture Winders and Shopmen come to 1
Filers hall, second floor. Broadfcav anri i
' Alder streets, to learn something of j
vital interest iree, ueptemoer 27. 8 p.
m. sharp. I
CORRECTLY deeigneo emblem cards
for all lodges, Kllham Stat'y St Ptg.
Co. 8th and Oak.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charrrj Jaeger Bros. 3l-g. 8th
BUSINESS CARDS
W. fi. Smilhft; P.n. Wedding and
w " vlsiUng cards,
Third floor. Momn bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailorlnjt Co, SOS Stark t
2
PREPARE
For Next Winter
$7.00 per ton In 3-ton lots.
$7.50 per ton under 3 tons.
Savu 25 on your fU3l
bill. Clean, odorless, easy
to handle. Most hat for
least money.
24 Washington St.
Main 529.
A-2293
Si''1'1 ' 1
Special price for de
llTeriea prior to Oct.
1. Per tou.
" 1 ton t9.no
2 -A tons SK.75
tons $5.50
I'bones
Mn in 6S00 A 6274
GAS & E
Standard Brick & Tile Co,
81 4th Street
Henry Bidg.
Main 1103 and
A ll'JJ
Owl-Creek
Coal
"The Best"
NO SLATE
NO CLINKERS
NO BONE
39V ASH
MENDOTA
FUEL
$6.00 f.f) $6.50
CO,
STOVE VVI FURNACE
Best coal for the money. No soot.
Lots of heat. Our customers like it.
I Ask Bob Adams, Mine Agent,
j East 345 Phones B-1232.
iKEMMERER and
! ROCK SPRINGS COAL
THE CLEANEST AND BEST BURN
i ING COALS. PRICES REASONABLE.
I S TL G(SE & STCBACE
i EAST 44 B-U14;
I :
mm tie
Kin reA
'UTAH'S BEST COAL"
ales Agents
East 214; B-23 43.
!1 GRAND AVE,
7
Portland and Suburban
Coal & Ice Co,
G. C. von Egloffstein. manager.
CLEAN COAL CLEAN
Delivery. Honest Prices.
Broadway 358 Phones A-3358.
"South Wellington" Coal
BEST IN THE WEST.
By V. S. Gov't Test.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRANK HO if N TON, Agent,
33.1 Stark.- St., Portland.
Phone Broadway 169.
mm wmm i
The black coal with the white heal.
Hard Hot Clean
Mi&ik mil m.
lfx
F.ast 182.
-Phones-
C-1117.
VM Statistics
marrteges.Birtbs. Dzaibs.
lUKTi s
OMANKN To Mr. and Mrs. August W. Ok
aaiieii. SiOO Mimtuna ave.. St-iiteuiber 11,
duut;btr.
SVAN4M)X To Mr. anil Mr. iTer S. SwanaoD.
413 X. 2.".th at., bt-ptemhor Si, a win.
r.MCE To Mr. aud Mrs. Juines B. Rime. 133
E. !Hth at. X.. Sept em tier 19, a daughter.
ALBK1HHT To Mr. and Mm. J.jhn I. Al-
t.riht. 304 E. 47th bt.. September i7, a
daughter.
EATON To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Katun,
Walls Walla. Wash.. St-ptetnber IS, a iu.
(R'ATKIXS To 'Mr. juid Mra. Guy E. Watklna,
I H4'o N. Jeraey St.. 'sptenihj;r 19, n danghtpr.
KEI.LINO To Mr. aud Mrs. A. KellliiR. 24
E. 12tb at. 8.. Seotetnher 18, a daughter.
SOKVAAU To Mr. nnd Mra. Mat Siaag,
1475 Kerby st.. September 20. a aon.
IL1.E To -Mr. and Mra. Martin Kile, 13-'!2
Missouri ave., September 13. a aon.
HANSON To Mr. and Mm. Herman Hanson,
721 E. 78th at. ti., September 15, a daugh
ter. DEATH S A N I) FUX ER.LS 75
MrlNTJUtill Suddenly lrt thla city. September
22, Georte Swtutou Mcintosh, age 73 yean.
lM-loed brother of William Alexander Mc
lutosb of 4H2 I'nion are. sorth, and late
if the above addrtaa. Keraaina at 1'earaon'a
undertaking parlors. Rnasell at. at tTnlon are.
PHILLIPS In this city, at 4T4 Columbia at..
September 23. Addle Phillip, aged 20 year
6 msoths 1" daya; daughter of Mr. and Mr.
i W. Phillip of Grangeville, Idaho. K
mafcis are at Holman'a funeral parlors.
FIXCK Wlllam Henry rinck. Good Samari
tan September 19, 62 years; chronic nephri
tis. IKKLAXH Max Ion Ireland. 4Vd Samaritan,
Sopteoiber 20, 15 years: peritonitis.
LOBEN& WUhelmlna Loreaa, St. Vlncenfa.
Order from cs I
LIBERTY
S&CO.
mm
! DEATHS AND FUNERALS T5
I September SO, 69 yean; abscew of lung,
oto iccldtnt
IHVINcJ Mary Irving. 549 Johtwoa t.. Sep
tember 2o 83 year; cardiac asthenia.
8CHW EKING Henry fVhwerlog. Uood Samart
. tan. September g3. S jeam; nepbrltU.
FLORISTS
CLAKKK BROS., riorist. 2 87 Morrison
st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
ana floral deigns. No branch stores.
MARTIN FORBES CO.. florists, S4
i Wash. Main 289, A129. Flowers
j for all occasions artlt'eaHy arranged.
OSCAR JOHNSON FLOtA CO, Jb4
I M J 9 M A 1 4 C 1
t MAIN 611; wreaths, pillows, up.
! Sprays $1 up. Chappell'.34T Morris' n.
MAX M. SMITH -florist. 141H ith st.
F
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL '
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN So7, A-tSlt
P. L SIM
Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones K 7S1. B-1 888 Lady assistant.
HI.
o u a
New residence establishment. K01 Wil
liams ave. Woodiawn 220, C-1943.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral directors, 414 BJ,
Alder st. Phone East 62. B-2526.
v A. D. Kenworthy Co,
Tabor 5267; 5802 92d st.. Lents, fabor
6895; 6fith st. and Foster road. Arleta,
Dunning & McEntee v,nd,ertakera-
Modern i n
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430. A-4j,i8. Lady assistant.
J. P. FIN LEY & SOnT
Progressive Funeral Lirectors.
MUNT'lOMKHY AT K 1 FT H
A. R. Zellar Co, .
t.ou v mi I'm in., j v ami nignr, service.
MILLER & TRACE!', independent tu-
nerai airectors. .trices low as $20
B.t-.EEZE Ac SNOOK. B-1262. K l v6a
ivli jjen.im. n i pun, i.auy attenqant-
Hamiltnn Ea,!t. 80tn,and Gllsan. Fu
liailllUUII neral services. Tabor 4313.
"skTWr Undertaking Co. Alain 4161
OrLVV CO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARKLE WKS.. 264-268
I 4th St.. opp city hall. Main 8564
Philip Neu A Pons. for memorlnla.
S f BC AET5I in ti OR A NITtCQ
FOR SALE HOUSES
Ol
OWXER M l 'ST sii'Rirrrp
Modern, warm, 5 room bungalow, all
built-in .conveniences, cost $2a4. Will
sell iy equity of $986 for $190 cash.
Balance easy terms. Restricted dis
trict, near carline. Best buy In the
city. Key at 306 oak st. Phone Broad-
v o i uiio
$15 MONTHLY, including Interest,
buys modern 5 room cottage, doub4
constructed, large ettic. 3 lots, lawn,
.chicken houses, from owner. 8005 Clay
ton st., cor. hOth S. E., near Wood-m-ie
school.
Ml ST sell, 7 room, modern, new home;
Alameda Park; all built-in effects,
furnace, fireplace, Dutch kitchen; cost
$5250; no reasonable offer refused.
I'nne owner, Woodiawn 489.
i LA U R I : LHURST
New modern H-room bungalow, Int
est Improvements. Shower bath. drers
in? room. Extra well built, near cars
11H9 E. Couch st. Phone Tabor 5675.
AV ..tiini.liin., !. r. ....... 1 1 I . 1. . "
- anwiiiuiiifi uaiain. jariKiii, new
homci 4 rooms, hardwood flooit.
fireplace; $500 (terms) buvs llOOi!
equity; balance long time, mortgage
1 block Alberta car. 1010 E. 23th st N
BY OWNER 7 room nouse, very
cheap, with or without furniture
Overlooking river. Call 613 E. Cth t.
or phone Sellwood 7iT2.
SPLENDID 8 room bungalow wltu
garage, very cheap, Irvington. Cheer
up; good times coming. East 27S. H.
H Herrlman.
RO.SE CITY PARK Owner leaving
town. Beautiful, nearly new bunga
low, $3500; might take good lot part
payment. Od"ll. Tabor 4912
$2'.00 7 room house, lot iioxioo. 1 'j 4 j
Marylar.d ave.. near Ockley Green
school; easy terms. Phone Wdln 3509.
FOK SAL 1-3-3 - room house on" river
bank opp. Oaks. Main 9181.
FOR 8A LE IX)TS
1(1
'-4 Al'ltKS, ACRES AND ACRES.
15 niinutos from 3d end Stark; $400,
$10 cash. $1 week, buys a beautiful
home site; all in fruit. Will take you
out in auto. R. W. Gary. Phone Alain
1 V 7 7 . A-4152.
ACREAGE
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, c'ty water, close to ear
line, easy terms, will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Bell
wood 47S. John H (ibon. owner
CHICKEN. RU'ri. OAKDEN raucriM
neur Portland, 2, 6. 10 acre tracts,
best soil, good roads, near electric, t
to $200 per acre, easy terms. Ale Far
lai.d -309 Yeon hldt.-.. Po-tland.
15 Ai'RES $525
No rock or gravel, part bottom, eay
clearing, can ail be farmed. good
spring, on road. Easy terms. 214
Lumber Exchange bldg.
$5 and $6 acre within 30 miles Port
land, fruit land, garden. chicacn
ranch and stock raising, good terms.
P-X9 Journal.
; ICH SALE or trade. 2 V acres facing
' city llm.ts of Bandon. Ore. C E.
i Dyer. S99 E. 2frth .st.
FOK SALE FARMS
FARM FOR SALE.
40-acre farm, 30 acres Improved, bal
ance pasture, 22 miles from Rowland,
on good road, two miles from R. R.
station; 50 tons of hay in barn; also
other crops; horses, cows, full line of
larmine tools; fair house and barn.
or price an
and terms, apply to Embed
Alexander.
615 Lumbermen's Bldg.. Portland.
Phone Broadway ishz.
A FINE dairy fa rm of 175 acres,
stocked and fully equipped on cream
route, for sale on easy terms. Pos
session any time. U. S. Mathewson,
lora. oo couniy, urecon
VdH SALE SiVi acres on Cnlumliin
river highway, some Improvements,
alfalfa and timothy, $125 per acre. G.
Hutches, Montavilla. Phone Tabor
4 l is
LITTLE FARMS. $2fc down. $10 mo";
revel, cleared, fenced, nouse; suitable
for loganberries, running water; near
employ merit town. J.B.Sharp. 83 3d st.
40 ACRES for sale near Crown Point,
'good view: will sell cheat): creek- on
the place. D. W. Rosa, Corbett. Ore.'
FOR SALE FARMS
HAVE 10 acres improved 14 miles
Portland; the price is right; will
give terms, or will accept part trade;
ptiner. 1084 Belmont St. Tabor 257.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
WANT man to live on small farm, lo
cated H mile outside city limits, and
1 mile from carline: can have free rent,
garden and privilege of keeping cow.
ana norse. ix-iu, journal
FOR SALKRent' paid till April. 1D17.
6 acres, 4 acres potatoes, 24 hens,
0 chickens, and furniture; reasonable.
u-iton, journal.
10 ACRE suburban ranch for rent;
plenty of fruit and vegetables. ti
Chamber of Commerce. Marshall 2272.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
8S
WANTED To rent large ranch, plenty
of water, for term of years; close to
foothills, where I can handle sheep;
must be hay and pasture land. Address
Box 83, Richland. Or.
WANT to lease 20 60 ucres conven
ient to river or railroad, near hard
surface road. Must have good house
and plenty of water. R-97. Journal.
KXCHA N C B RKAIj ESTATE 21
IDEAL STOCK AND DAIRY RANCH.
ISO acres. 55 under cultivation, 5
acres more easily cleared, balance good
pasture and part easllv cleared Place
fenced and cross fenced, good 6 room
house, large barn and outbuilding.
Fine spring water piped to house, fine
trout stream. i mile from school,
phone In house, all rural advantages,
9 head of cows, bull and 10 head of
young stock, all farm machinery, hay
in barn, etc., oats, etc. Home pigs,
chickens, etc. Price $10,000; 60o0
cash, balance can stand on place, or
will take good property for balance it
clear. Located 3 miles from country
town, 6 miles' from street car and 13
miles out on good road. Cream route
pays $40 per month for few hours'
.work a week
40 acres, 10 under cultivation, 7 acres
more can be cleared In 10 days, and
balance of land all easily cleared, all
good soil and lies level, good 7 room
house, new barn, chicken houses, ho
houses, blacksmith shop with full
equipment, young orchard, fine spring
water: place all fenced and cross
fenced; 1 mile from school, all rural
advantages at door; 8 milch cows,
team, new wagon, new hack, alfc farm
machinery and all manner of tools: S
dozen chickens, about 30 tons hay,
carrot, kale, potatoes, etc., all for
only $3500. No mortgage. Vyill take
in an acre or so Improved and $1000
in cash.
THOMPSON & SWAN,
6th and Main sts. , Vancouver. Wauli
$1200 EQUITY in modern 6 room
house, rented at $12.60 per month;
mtg. $800. 3 years 6. Trade equity
for automobile worth $600 or $600. Ad
dress 5827 !2d Bt. S. E.. Lents. Phone
Tsbor 145.
TWO modern 5 room houses, nice
clean stock of groceries. In a good
location; doing fine business; trade
all or any part for small farm or
chicken ranch. Address. 5927 92d St.
P F. Lents Phone Tabor 1458.
HAVE 2 lots, full sire, half block from
street car, in Vancouver, Wash., with
6 room house and extra good barn.
Mortgage of $1100. Want to get team
horses and milk cows for my equity.
Ask for McBride at 310 Oak st.
WANTED Grocery store, rooming
house or clear house and lot for 160
acres unimproved, 5 miles from Grants
Pass; lots of cord wood and readv sate
Price $4000 mtg. $500. Box 764, Grants
Pass, Or. ,
LAl'FtELUl'RST
Will take good auto for my equity
in new 6-room modern bungalow. llyD
E. Couoh street. Tabor 6676.
160 acres In Morrow county. Or., for
Portland property. 40 hay, balance
timber and grazing land, Room 208
Washington bldg.
uM-i iuie, wui in nuuui ,unu lor auto
mobile, what have you, no Junk wante.1.
LX-112. Journal.
i!5 ACRES on Columbia; railroad, boat
line and auto road to the place, for
Portland residence; will pay some cash.
J. II. Lelsr H90 Relmont.
RANCH left a lady in a will, cannot
use it, want to trade for Portland
property; will assume. What have
you? Prtone Tabor 1871.
IF YOUR, EXCHANGE In a Squar-
ueai, see isukthvvkht realty
CO.. 822 Cham, of Com, bldg. Mar. 2272.
I " you deBlre a trade for your property
kindly communicate with us.
Rlchanbach A Co.. 707 Lewis bldg.
FOR SALE or trade for suitable home
In city. 4 acres of garden land, near
the city limits. Phone B-2299.
EXCHANGE or sell, good substanlal
fuel business; own trackage. O-'j-oi,
Journal.
CHEAP for part cash small Improved
rarm. ciose to city, owner. 3 Willi,
20 acres, brush land, for house equity.
iv -mi, journal.
WE WILL ELlI
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT.
J. C. CORBIN CO.. T 5WIS BLDG.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
A OARAGE and repair shop in resi
dence district for sale for less than
inventory; will have to be seen to b
appreciated; part traqe. journal
DENTAL office a-nd fixtures for aae;
splendid opportunity for some young
man; in one of the best suburbs of
Portland; well located. J-107, Journal.
FOR SALE Restaurant, fine for man
and wife. Nice business. Will ac
riflce. Reason, ill health. St. Helens
Or. P. O. Box 337. '
FOR SALE Complete restaurant fix
tures including steam table, raime;
will sell single Hems. 393 Grand ave,
East 4986.
GENERAL mdse. stock and business
for sale at a bargain; investigate
this. Call Scllwood 1233. Will con
sider auto in part. 5204 Woodstock av.
$450 BUYS 5 pool tables, lunch counter,
ncir beer outfit; doing good busi
ness; account sickness. b931 92d et.,
Lents, r. -
FOR .SALE Stock, fixtures, building,
corner store near depot. For parti
culars write owner, O. A. Gooden,
Myrtio creek, or.
SAWMILL and location for shipyard,
plenty of logs available, will set
part or all to experienced man on easy
terms. ina-iii, journal.
BLACKSMITH shop for sale, will sell
interest to good ail sround man;
selling on account or physical disabil
ity. 1745 E. 17th t.
BARGAIN Tobacco, confectionery;
lumh goods, etc.; sold at once; snap.
254 3d st.
CLE ANING, pressing shop, doing good
business; no competition; fine neigh-
Dornoou. rnuns or I'mi Ai m ississippi.
DRUG business, extra-Inducements for
druggist to secure money making
store. -!:. journal.
FOR HALfc Small well established,
good paying general store in country
No agents. G-198. Journal
FOR SALE Auto woodsaw or ex
change ibr light truck, car or motor
cycle. 126 F. 61st St.. city.
STOCK of hardware and paints at dis
count. 5204 Woodstock ave. Sell
wood 1233.
RHO BUSINESS CARDS. flj 4
OUU THE BETTER KIND. $ I
Rose City Printery, 3d and Taylor.
CRETONS Sc. CO popcorn wagon for
sale, easy terms. 181 6th C I
L. Stansbury.
MONEY MAKING window cleaning
business for sale. Other business
forces me to well. Call Main 8047.
INVESTIGATE Light grocery, free
rent, free apartments, private bath.
nepr oiiy in rn,y. i-ias. journal
OR SALE Stock groceries, tixtures.
etc. lyin, journal.
SHOE shop for sale, good paying bilsi
ness. Price $400. 778 Union eve. N
FOR SALE Pool and lunch room.
3 1 r fTont si
SNAP Grocery with living rooms:
terms. Withrow. 411 Henry bldg.
DRUG store stock and fixtures; a bar
gain. J DV Belt. Wlllsmina. Or.
IHQ cash takes grocery and confeo-
tlonery. living rooms. WdlD472,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
tCootinusa i
CLEANING AND PHESSlNtJ SHOP
The only establishment of It kind
In logging town of 1500. Monthly pay'
roll $35,000. It has made $1600 since
last December. Completely equipped.
Price $260.
FRKn tt nrnvnv rrv
Hi Chamber of Commerce lilrlg.
NICE clean stock of K'ocerits. con
tectlonery and fruit. Uood fixtures,
rlne location; daung all cash business. ,
Will discount llxtures $200. Invoice
goods and discount 10 per cent. Ask
Klt-od at Lenta Station. Phone Tabor
J 4 6 8. - ,
iOR SALE Confectionery and bar
ber shop at invoice price; lease on y
building tor 2 years; living room in
back. Pluce will invoice about $20. ?.":
Doing good business. Fred Strom, '
Banks, Or. ' - :
FOR SALE My property with stosa;
of groceries and confectionery; also
borne, furnished, in same block aa)
school of 600 pupils. Transfer corner
mid union ave., w. :
ONE 2500 lb. team ana 2 wagons, i
and 6 tons each; also transfer busU
ness that will average $50 per week,:
Good reason for seillnn.fcApply 8
Belmont st. Phone Tabortiy. i:
Mro union ave., N.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNrriES
WANTED 68
WANT 2 2nd hand bowling alleys.
Must be in good condition and rea-,
sonable. W. J. Quigley, 256 Market St.
Phone Main 539.
5 PASS, auto to trade for "grocery tr '
confectionery gtore. L-118, Journsl.,,-
MONEY TO LOAN 27
REAL ESTATE
OUR installment plan la the best and
surest metnoa or paying loan.
$$2.2 per month tor moot lis, or
$21.24 for 60 months, or
$15.17 for 6 months lays a tlOtt :
loa.- and interest
Otuei amounts in proportion.
We loan on improved city trcpsrtr
Or for building purpyass.
No commission chargeu, .
EQUITAULE SVG'S U LOAN A88N
!ll Stark St.. Portland. Or. - :
5 Year Mortgage Loans
Residence, farm or business prop
erty. Will finance ajad build home oa
your lot.
PROVIDENT TRUST COMPACT.
212 Selling bldg.
BUILDING loans on city and Suo-r
ban property; money advanced aa
work progresses. VV. O. Beak, tit
Failing blug. Main $407.
1 1 91111 1 1 in tvniin tIKnn tinnrr
$3500. $4500; all these amounts at
1. Fred W. German Co. Hi Cham.
of Com.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, son
tracts, mortgage loans: reasonable
rates. K H. Lewis. lxbuy 4. Lewis bldg.
stUNhi TO LOAN in amounts uf 6iu
10 $avuu on city property,
A. H. BELL. 201 Oerllnger bids;.
HUM.! to loan on Improved, city, Isrisi
mH'O- "i-'5' ofimu i n g.
$2V0, f0, $t.UU. $100, $120U, $le0aL
Fred W. Otirnmn t o.. 7S2 Cham. Coi
$4U.uou UH Lli.tb. KAKklNU'l'ON.
B0 4i n st. noara or Trade .Bids?.
SEE Ute biiiall loans, installment loaus,'
Cellars-Murton Co., 825 Yeon bidg.
$10U0, $lbou and upward; no coiunii
slon. T'eslion & Hawk. Main llOii.
MORTGAUE LOANS. t and 7, Loulfl
balonion c Co.. 80(1 Onk st near Ith,
MONbl to loan, ti to . W. ti. &HM
ii Co. 310 .SpHlding bldg.
3IONEV TO LOAN 07
CHATTELS, SALARIES
CilATl lL
LOANS
CIlATiltiu
LOANS)
AT LEGAL RATES
We loan money on pianos, household,
goods, and also to
WORKING PEOPLE
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO,
LICENCED.
$17 Failing bldg. !
Salaries Chattels-
Money to loan to salaried people and
others on furniture, pianos, motor
cycles, automobiles, diamonds, etc. et
legal rstes. with easy terms of psy
Diem; no delay. Licensed by state.
PORTLAND LOAN COM PAN If, iNO.
106 Dekum bldg
PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN ABd N.
Established by Portland business
men to protect borrower.
CARRIE MYERS MKKRM AN, ' Man
ager, U!)4 fcitaik Bt.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS, JEWELRT,
PIANOS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONEY loaned; chattels or salary j
legal rates; easy installments. Home
Installment Co.. 202 McKnv bldg.
LOANS WANTED
30
LOANS wanted from private party,-1
years, 7;i. on good improved city
property. K-201, Journal.
1 WANT $2Joo at for 3 or 6 years;
ample security, no commission. -A-138,
Journal. ;
WANTED. $22,000. No commission.;
Aggress j.'-no, journal. r
FINANCIAL
81
1st and 2d mortgages purchased, also
sellers interest in contracts or. ana;,
Wash. H. E. Noble. Lurnbermens bldg. .
GUI) K Htuke v.iii ted. uood class A t
placer mining prospect; good refer- ;
ences. D-la8. Journal. , ; ;
if
HELP WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEURS AND REPAIR MEM
are in demand. We want eqher, 'e-K
liable men whom we can recommend
for positions to take our course in au
tomoblle repairing and driving. Deyi;
and evening classes. Hawthorne Auw!
bcnooi, 445 Hawthorne ave ; --:
WANTED Boys over 16; pay $31 to.
.$85 per month; good chance for ad-?
incement; steady and good, clean out T
side work; vacation with full pay after
1 year's service. Apply W. U. Telg. ;
Co.. 3d and Oak st.. or 126 Broadway.
SALESMEN wanted to sen in vrw-
man strain Franquette English wal
nut, together with a complete line of
nursery stock; cash weekly; outfit
free. Address Capital City Nursery
Co.. Pal em Or.
RELl ahle; young man tor account
ant's otfice, one desirous of becoir- .
Ing a C P. A. prelerred; opportunity
given for sludy'and advancement. Re
ply in own handwriting, giving four ,
references. L-ll'l, Jotirnsl. 4
KOOFKRU wanted In Seattle. Wages,
55c and 60c per hour to first class
men. Apply to G. Thomas. 210 Seventh. ;
ave. N.. or Labor Temple, Seattle,
Wanh.
WANTED A man to build a concretes
foundation ror a scnootnouse sn ,.
mnva ths house onto the foundation.
Address J. A. G4bbons, clerk school idle- .
trlct 25, Castle Rock. Or. .' ,
WaN'FeD A married man who thor-'
ougniy unueraianuH larming, nors-js,
cows, growing hay, etc.; late exper- ..
lenca fullv and wages wanted. Ad- '
WANTED -Brfirht. vounir man lo Sell
goods; noprevjous seiling experience
rtcessary. 11-142, Journal. J
Wis need two more experienced tire'
repale men. Oregon Vulcanising Co.,
335 nurnniae st.
WANTED Good tinner at once. Apply
126 Belmont st. Phone Tabor 403. -
DlSHWASHEtl wanted. HI Etlu ,
Moore's cafeteria. - ' l -
CONSULT Y. . C. A. em, loyment
s-eretary.
HELP WANTED MISC. 49 '
V M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE rtCHOOL.-'
Day and night classes: training In
repairing, driving snd machine work.
Including forge, lathe, shaper, 4H11.
prese. etc.; time unlimited. Secure ;
pass st educationsl office T. M. C A. ,
bldg.. to inspect our shops snd rnetn f
odsT COMPETENT cflAfFFEima .
snd MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tul .
tlon tee includes MEMBERSHIP IS '
T M C. A. snd Its EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT, ue of o-ft, swim- ,
mlng poo. shower baths, gymnasium. , .
etc , i. . ::
(Coatlaned o& Meal fsge) .
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