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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1916.
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MONTHLY FIRST PRIZE
IB
Blue Ribbon for September
Production; "Second Place
for Week at Storrs,
Storrs, Conn.. Oct. 21. The "Wy-
, andotteg are "birds" alrlglit. They are
oln& realljf splendid work In the tail
'Crtd of the laying contest at Storrs. In
the forty-ninth week four pens out
of the best five belong; to this breed.
Obed O. Knight's White Wyandot tea
'from. Brldgeton, It. I., and Dr. N. W.
Sanborn's Buff from Holden, Mass..
, tied for first place with 47 eggs each.
The Agricultural college's pen of "Ore-
.'' icons" from Corvallis. Ore, were hw-
? ond with a yield of 4G eggs. .T. E.
"Watson's birds from 'Mat bledale. Conn.,
ond Tom Barron's English pen. both
White Wyandotte, came next Willi 44
and 43 eggs respectively.
Cloee Bace in Leghorn Claa.
The total yield for all pons
r mounted to 2 1 S or heller bv about
eggs than the corresponding week
last ytar. This is an average yield
Of "51 per cent. The Wyandotte elan.
liOWCVd, laid at the rate of 4 1 per
cent, the Rocks at 3:1 .-.. while 2S per
cent represents the yteUI "f the Beds
and th- Leghorns. The .Widest rnv is
In the Leghorn group. F. F l.imoln's
pen from Mt. Funnel. Conn, and Will
- Barron's pen from Rartie. England,
have nOt been more than four eggs
apart during the past He weeks. At
thin writing, the ( 'onne. t t.ut pen is
'leading by tW'l ot.g:. Each is due to
lay mole tha.ii 2uoo f's for the
year.
Oregons Take rirst Prize.
The monthly -axv.-trds for September
have been announced as follows: The
blue ribbon, or first prize, 'was won
by the Oregon pen mentioned above:
Bock Hose Kami's Haired Rocks from
Katon.ih, N. Y., not second place
lor I
the month with a yield of l:!) eggs;
and A W. Kumcrys pen of Bhode
Island Reds from lanvil! N. If., won
third prize with a prod in (ion of 1S9
The three best pens in each of the
principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Roc Its.
Rock How Kami (I'.-irre.D K.itonah.
IS Y.. FC2; Albeit T. Eenzeii (White!
North Attiebi.ro, -Mass.. 1ST'.'; r''K"n
Agricultural colle;. e I Jarred I Corval
lis, Oregon, IK-!'.
WyandotteB.
.'((bed O. Knight (White) Rridgeton,
B. I. 21 If; Tom Barron (White) Cat
forth, England. 20Sf.: Abel Latham
(White; llrierl ield. England. 1920.
Rhode Island Beds.
I'ineeiest Orehards. Gfoton,
IKtiti; A. W. ftumerj. Danville,
lftl 4: Jacob 10. Jansen. North
Mass..
N. II.
I laven,
Omni,, 17 11.
White X.eg;horni.
Francis F. Lincoln, Mt. Carmel.
Oonn., l!iC,; Will Barron. Bartie. near
Brest on. J :nnln ml. 1963; K. M. Pcasely.
Cheshire, Conn., IM'.rt.
Mlscellaneoui.
Oregon Agricultural college (Ore
Rons) Corvallis. Ore., 1M3; J. Collin
son lilac k Leghorns ) Uarnacre. Gars
tang. England, 1720: A. Sehwarz
(Black Khinolandersi Ktirlingame,
Cel., 1622.
1200 Hens Begin All
Northwest Contest
'Ilojrnniwti" and "rlsni.el" as to
liiijin j Ability the Hens Start
in Year's Competition.
1 Slate Collej.'e. l'.il!:iia!i, Wash.. Oct.
1!). Walter Hogan. originator of the
"Hogan System- of predicting the egg
.laying ability of In ns. end ((scar Nel
son, poultry Judge, finish d their work
at the Stale Collcg.- Washington
last week, and have b-:i behind them
with Mrs. Helen Bow Wliitak. i . !' the
State college, who is directing lb'1
great -All-Northwest egg la v. .is.' con
test, which began October 1".. statis
tics on each of the r.'io competing
hens.
On the slips filed by Mr. Hogan
n.ppear two estimates o'iie, the lay of
'the hen when In practically perfect
condition; the other, the lay of the
Mrd if continuing in the same condi
tion as when examined. Both sets of
figures are for the lay of one year
from October 15, 1010, to October 15,
1917 the time set for the contest to
run. '
,(ln the sHps filed by Mr. Nelson is
a judgment of the bird as a specimen,
without regard to her possible egg lay
ing ability. As to whether the best
birds aro the best layers, this con
test may largely help to determine.
Some surprising results may be ex
pected If Mr. Hogan's predictions come
true, as he anticipates great rever
sals in form In the case of some of
the flocks which produced high pens
Jn the greut Missouri, Banama-l'aclf ic
and Victoria egg laying contests.
His estimates vary from a minimum
of zero to a possible maximum of 2So
eggs for the year's lay of any one
hen, and the previous record of the
bird floes not enter-, at all into his cal
culations. Poultry breeders will await
with especial interest the end of the
contest and the result of the test.
GETS rOl'LTHY SHOW ENTRIES
i;ird Exhibit Will He Held at Lw
iston, Idaho.
Lewlston. Idaho, Oct. 1M . R. G.
Bailey, who Is in charge of the poultry
-exhibit to be held in connection with
the livestock show tho last week in
November, reports receipt of requests
for entry blanks which indicate that
the show will cover virtually the ter
ritory covered by the livestock show.
, Professor Pren Moore of the poultry
husbandry department of the I'niver
eityof Idaho and Judge Oscar Nelson
of Coeur d'Alene hnvo been secured
and It ia expected that Mrs. Helen Dow
Whltaker of the poultry .".cpartment of
Washington State college and Profes
sor O. M. Osborne of the Lewlston
tats normal Will be secured to lecture
or. poultry topics during the show.
O. A. C. Birds in Contest.
. The Oregon Agricultural college of
-Corvallis entered three pens of hens
In the nil-northwest egg laying con
teat at Pullman, Wautu, under the aus
. pices of tho Washington State college,
iv. The Oregon entries include one pen
of ''Oregona," one pen of Barred Rocks
and one pen of White LeBhorns.
AWARDED THE OREGONS
-j- The gum Oblique.
; From the Boaton Tratweript.
' Fh4 Let u sit nearer the music.
He But then you can't hear what
I'm tiayinr to you.
trdng)- know, com aiong.
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LESSONS FROM THE
EGG LAYING CONTEST
Poultrymen Profit by Knowl
edge Gained at Missouri
Experiment Station,
With the progress of civiliza,tion and
aa the country becomes more thickly
populated the methods of fanning are
changing from the extensive io the In
tensive, and as this change takes place
it Is natural that the. attention of the
farmer is turned to quality as well as
quantity. This rule applies to poul
try the same as any other farm
productt
The first step to improve the qualit
of poultry was Cue poultry show. The
poultry show has done much to estab
lish certain characteristics in poultr,
such as size, shape, color, head points,
etc., hut the show ha little or nolh
iuj; to do with egg production, whb-h.
to the general public, is just as im
portant as the show ioinls.
Following the poultry s::ows. but or
a parallel with them, were the esp
laying contests. In a poultry show oik
learns the points in which one bird ex
eels another from an niii-tu.u stand
point, but the lessors learned in a r,
I ofc; laying contest arc ol a cliffer-i;
.nature. These lessons ileal witli e.-i-
pioUuclion, housia:'. leciiniK. en.
First Pullets to Lay.
Kome'breeders contend that the Crs'
pullets to lay make flie best et;g
ducers. In order to trv this tes'
pro
. tin
pullets in each pen were taken as ;
flock, for in most raws they were the
same age.
The order in which they began lay
ing and the number of egs produced
by each hen are as follows; First to
lay in each pen aeraged ISO eggs;
second, 1 7 ti ; third, 1!); fourth, J."..".;
fifth. lf.S; sixth, Kil; seventh, 1,
eighth. K.7; ninth, ICS; tenth. .'!.
It must be borne in mind thai the lu
hens which were sent to the contest
were all selected from flocks and were,
supposed to le very much alike in egg
production, but the first hen in each
pen to lay averaged HO per cent more
eggs in the Year than the last one to
lay.
I Influence of Change of Climate.
, Many qeustiops have l.en asked in
'regard to tiie influence of (he change
! of climate on egg projuclion and what
( effect is produced by shipping hens
i from the north to the :;outh or from
the south to t he north.
' At first thought one would think
that the relation of th" hen to climate
i would be the same as tiie relation of a
: plant to climate. For example some
I ciann that it makes a difference with
I crops as to whether they get seed from
tho north or the south and that to
ship hens either north or south would
have the same influence, but after giv
ing the subject much thought we think
we should not compare the two for the
reason that the hen continues her
growth and development throughout
the entire year, and her reproductive
powers are not limited to certain sea
sons as with plants.
We should always consider records
of more value than theories, so we are
giving the record for last year, wuich
in a general way tells something of
the latitude the birds came from.
All hens from the latitude of Brit
ish Columhia averaged Kil eggs; Mich
igan to Massachusetts, 142, Iowa to
Pennsylvania. 165; Missouri to Vir
ginia, ICS; Arkansas to Alabama, ltio;
und Texas, 170, while tiie pens coming
from South Africa. New Zealand and
Australia averaged 143 eggs.
Breastbone Test.
In order to find out the influence
of crooked brea s t bon. s on eg produc
tion, the same comparison was made
by dividing the liens into three classes,
as follows: Straight breastbones,
sligntly i rooked a;id decidedly crooked
breastbones.
It was found that the hens wiln
straight bones laid the highest average
number of eggs, and considered at lull
per cent, the hens with slightly crooked
breastbones laid 1)1 per cent and the
ones With decidedly crooked breast-
hones averaged t.S per cent.
The Industrious Hens.
While we have no definite data on
the time each hen went to roost or
came from the roost, yet observations
of certain hens lead us to believe that
tiie best layer is the hen which is busy
both early and late. We are not sure
which expression is correct, "The busy
hen is a laying hen" or "The laying
hen is a busy hen," but are inclined to I
believe that there is some truth is
both expressions, so much so that
neither expression should be used to
the exclusion of the other.
A number of observations were made
to determine the location of best hen
at night while on the roost.
The roosts were on a level; the point
to be observed was to see if the high
laying hens selected any certain place
to roost relative to the front or back.
This series of observations indicated
that there was no difference, for good
hens were found on all parts of the
roosts.
Sise of Comb.
There is evidently a close relation
between the comb and the reproductive
organs, for at the time one develops
the other develops. But the si
the comb does not always prove to be ;
a good guide in the selection of ecu- !
producers, but nearly every good layer !
nas a
comb of good size, varietv con-
Bidered.
Many tests have been made hv eom-
paring the birds in each pen. selecting!
the two out of 10 havine the larc-est !
combs and the? two having the smallest
oombs, while the other six are con
sidered medium. Of course, there are
some strums winch have larger tombs i
than others, but we consider the com- 1
paratlve test fair to all pens. !
Comparing on a basis of ioo per cent
forthe highest producers, the average
of 7o tests of all varieties shows medium-sized
combs 100 per cent largest
combs 89 per cent and smallest cornbs
87 per cent.
The good layers usually have me
dium sized, well developed combs
while many of tne high layers have
large combs, yet a large per cent of the
nonproducers have large combs, which
muH.es it unsaie to select from
size of
a comb alone.
Molting1 Test.
Questions are often asked
as to
wntch Is the best hen. the
one that
molts early or the one that molt
late.
in order to determine this
question,
the month of October was taken as the
month for observation.
It was noted that of the Jiens which
molted early would not lay in October
but thb bne which molted late might
continue to lay during this month.
It was noted that of the hens which
laid the greatest number of eggs dur
ing uctooer 76 per cent ofithem were-
me mgiiesi producers lor the year
. All hens which laid during October
averaged 177 eggs per Jben. while all
hens which did not lay in October av
eraged 153 eggs per hen.
The best layers molt almost all over
at once, which is done late in the
season.
Although many of the points men
tioned are of value to the breeder who
wants to improve his flock in a general
way by weeding put tiie nonproductive,
yet the only method of selection which
can be relied .upon definitely is the
trap nest, and the trap nest which
catches the hen and holds her till she
is released is the inoiit satisfactory,
for it is just as important to know
the egg laid by a certain hen as it is
to know that the hen laid, for it is in
this way that we are able to pedigree
the chicks when hatched. The trap
nest is the surest and best method of
selecting the high egg producers. It is
advisable to trapnest during the breed
ing season at least.
When a Hen Is Not a
Hen-Market Dope!
Strictly speaking, a hen is a hen,
but upon the wholesale produce mar
kets a hen is sometimes known as
otherwise.
When the wholesale trade speaks of
bens, it invariably means the lower
!r-ed' of female chickens. Chief
imong these is the big Plymouth Rock
nd for such offerings, the extreme
tuotations are always obtainable.
When the smaller hens, such as the
'.rrwn Leghorn, are offered, they are
old in the trade usually just as fowls,
'n other words, they go in the whole
ale market under the (juotation of
nixed fowls or chickens.
This fact is not generally known
unong the smaller shippers of poultry
o the wholesale market. This natu
ully Is the cause of considerable con
flict between the country shipper and
die wholesaler.
Heavy liens, as a rule, command a
liberal premium over regular fowls in
the wholesale trade. The premiumis
never less than one-half cent a pound,
but, generally speaking, the amount
received is from 1 to 1' cents higher
atid occasionally as much as 2 cents
premium is received.
There is a certain class of trade In
every large wholesale market of the
country that demandj iiens. as they are
known in the trade. These buyers
would rather pay tho premium for the
heavier fowls than to accept the
smaller chickens at the lower price.
While chickens may be chickens. It
can be plainly seen that in the minds
of certain buyers there is a big dif
ference. As long as they are the buy
ers and are willing to pay for what
they want, it is iuite natural that
wholesalers should cater to them.
His Tet of (Neatness.
From the New Yerk Time.
He was perched on a broken-down
fence with a baseball bat over his
sturdy right shoulder and was evident
ly waiting for the others to arrive for
the game.
Always anxious to improve the chlld
ifh mind, I at once suggested to him
the opportunity for study which he
vas wasting in the profitless time
squandered for pleasure.
I told him of Columbus, of Washing
ton, Lincoln, Grant. Bee. and other im
mortals, whose names would live for
Countless years to come. I tried to
impress upon him that he should learn
more of these famous persons who had
nrcomplished so much before death
overtook them: that they should stand
out to him as shining examples of what
men may achieve through conscien
tious and consistent effort. I asked in
simple phrases that he study these
preat men, and exert nil his powers to
fellow in their footsteps.
I was delighted to see a spark of in
terest kindle in his little black eyes
atl ast.
"Say. mister," he chirped, leaning a
l.itle toward me, and speaking in a
tone of suppressed excitement, "could
any of dem guys pitch a curve?"
Mr. Investor! Consider
,aStem Men Wave StlirMfrl PnT-tlanrl r,-.n;-;- --J A
That There Is Safe and Sound Method for Large Gains.
The outlook for Portland Is getting
better every day. So is the outlook for
investment.
At a recent meeting of the Portland
Realty Hoard it was brought out by
the representative who attended the
national convention at Minneapolis and
later brought three members of the
International Real Estate Associates to
Portland, where they have taken an
option on Westover Terraces for near
ly $1,000,100, that easterners were bet
ter aware of the opportunity in Port
land than people who have lived here
all their lives.
It was emphasized that real estate
values are lower at the present time
in Portland than any other city of the
same population in the 1'nited States.
That is the reason that Portlad is
receiving attention from easterners.
There is another rumor that Minne
apolis capital is contemplating the
purchase of another whole residential
district iu Portland.
A true investor is a person who,
after making a study of the funda
mental conditions of a community, in-
einnilbs
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vests his capital with the prior knowl
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soning that he will gain in the end
Eastern capital is not being invested
in Portland on account of good water
good schools or good climate. For the
main part, such investment implies
absentee ownership. The reason for
nvnetmnnt i U. j
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per- . '
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ine presiaent or the International
ii.ea Estate Associates, after placing
an option on Westover Terraces re
marked that Portland property values
could not possibly do anything but in
crease Why?
Because prices are too low now and
are bound In a short time to show a
great rise. Even now people complain
that it is hard to rent a house' in Linn
ton. St. Johns or South Portland.'
All of which means that real estate
prices cannot long remain as low as
they now are, and that wise investors
will buy before the increase in price
takes place.
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EDUCATIONAL
COMMERCIAL 6CH00LS
THE Hl.NSliALE Commercial School. CJuick.
thorough business training. Write for cata
logue, or enll Ornliciim buil'tinc.
DANCING
MANf HES1 Ell U.Hicit.j; Ai-adeiuy. fe.". l-j
ln?t. Saark and Oak. Special rales. 4
.'111 sf.
e,riva1e
lessons. morning. aftern-Kin. evening-;
all
lat.-st dances trinuaiuee'd. ilass lburslu.
Sat-
urday ev.'tiiiics. 7-ki::ti. Hroadway -l'K.
Slit, and M.S. Heath's School--I.eMM.iih dally
t lass Frldav
eve. P. Jd st.. between Wash
I Inirton and St:irk
Lessens Main :"J.V
LAW SCHOOLS
OKEciON LAW SLliooI.-A (borough, practical
course in hi'.v. Uecilatlona eveuiuj;s. Maiu
1'77. Alisky bid;:.
MUSIC 8CH00LS AND TEACHERS
MODEUN
uiethol.
tory price
piuuo teachr.
1 or limited t i
Isclietik y tectiultpie
me will give iuiroduc-
t j tif term 1
lessons. Tabor ."7-2.
K.
I'llll-'.I.HOUN Violin teach.
r. pupil oevcik.
li.
'"7 l lirdner lildg. Marshall
KOI-'. '1'. I-:. LAWSON Piano lessons at i'.ui
Lome. CO.- lMione lal.or ;(.
KAIi'il.ME piano . laying in 10
"I lirlstei.sen system.'-' 41 -1 :!
to
o lesauits.
IiiiiiLIh hhig.
loLlN.
Lanjo,
.iuiio, inaiidolin. Kitllar. uktll.-le.
-. Main 4'9-. Instruments for saie.
FIRE INSURANCE
FAflKIt S1A1KS HUE 1.NS1 it A N e. E
only t ireon l ire ins.irnnee ,-ouipai.y.
FLUFF HUGS AND RAG RUGS.
CO.,
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Made from old ineraia. Hi us--els, Axniinsler.
! Smyrna. Also rag rims. al. sizes. Mail orders
1 prompt. Cara?t elcuiiny:. Send f- r book. el.
wtsitr.N i-li i k ia t; c o.
54 t:nlon Ave. N. i'ln.nes Eust rlti Ii-1475.
FURNACES
Boynton Furnaces
Economical, effectual.
Front and Market.
J. C.
Bayer
Co.
KEY AND LOCKSMITH
ALSO
etc.
ELECTRIC: ircn repairing, sa - filing.
Carl I'fielcr, 1T74 Taylor r. Main Tc';1.
MAlTlCURING AND
HAIRDRESSING
' 407 Broadway bid.;. Kesidentiul work
iiiniuiet.t. Phon,. Main 12-.
by
MATTRESSE8
OLD mattres-es and
leather I
nia.le into
renovated
TA74.
sanitary toldim; n.ims; leathers
; Foidiuic m. c . ..
Willis ins
NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES
! WKINHAKI) S Gulden and Audwr Neeiar.
Henry Wviuhard plant. 13th and Burnside
Main 7-. 1'hones A-1K.J
PAINTING, TINTING, PAPERHANGING
PAINTINO, tinting, papertMiRiug. Shop
Marshall St. Main 4414. Toet.le fainting
549
PH0T0
BARGAINS
THIS ad and f2 entitles you to s dozen 3xS
sepia photos, a settings made. The 1'easley
Stndio. 407 Morrison. Marshall Slit;.
PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS
THE IVY
Stark st.
fUEisS JOHN M.
1 1 roa d a v
41 A N N .
4l,s. A-40SS
2
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
ALSO Steuella, Trade Checks, Kra.-s Sit;ns.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WOHKS
231 Washington s(. Main 710. A-271C.
SAFETY RAZORS HONED
SA1- ETY razors aliarieued.
3oe ier dozen. :id
tl kinds. h- and
t.. le-iir Mori is.. n.
SHEET METAL WORKS
REPAIRING tiu and gravel nnifs. Jacob Losll,
;UCI First St. Phone Main 1424.
TIN & SHEETR0NW0RK3
J ABES B. BACON 1-urnacis cleaned and re
paired; tin and Bheet Iron work. Lackawanna
furnaces. 14:1 Ivillinrsvvoril ave. Woodin.vn 7
" ttTWEL-SUPPLY
l'OKXLANK Laundry Co.. tor prompt, ef;
eient sTYlee. Phone B way 4lo, A M I o.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
flroDrrin Trancfor Pn
VI VgUII I I UIIUIUI UUl
F.atablislied 1870.
Transfer and Korw ardin Agents.
! Storage Free Trackage,
i Offire and Storage 474 Olisan xt.
! 13th and Gtlsan. Main .). A-44'SO
ALWAYS "PICK" THE LEST 1 loLSEI lOLU
COOKS SPECIALISTS Storage. I'aeLin-i,
hhlppiug and Moving. Horte or Auto Vaus.
Special freight ratea to all polnta.
C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Second and Pine. Itroadway oiMj, A-U:;.
OI-SON-KOK TRANSl- Eir C (. ViiriiTuire incTv
era, packers, storage: fireproof warehouse,
15th and Iloyt ata. Main 547. A-2247.
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS:
PAINT, OIL AND GLASS
1' ASMl SSKN
N . K. corner
& CO.,
2d and
"His-u
Taylor.
Slandard'
M. 1771.
panic
a -;:;: i.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
PLUMDINU aupplfes.
whole-sale prices. Stark-
DaTla Co.. 212 Third at
Main 77
SANITARY WIPING RAGS
L. SHANK CO,
K12 PKONT ST.
PHONE MAIN 10!O
i
WOOD PIPE
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO
office near 24tb and York
Pactory and
tts. Main S4WI
CLASSIFIED Al HATES
CAEH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily or Sunday.
f rests per word lor all cl'f ration" t
eeptlng "For Rent Id 1'rlTate Family. -Ronis
a of Board la Private Familr." "Sltoatloa
Wanted" and "Wanted to Kent" a tin. wbica
r centa per word.
Three insert torn for the prion of two.
fceves Insertions for the price of five.
No ad taken for leas than IS crata.
CASH MUST accompany copy to obtain abort
CHARGED ADVERTISEMENT.
J cents per work per Insert loo.
TUia charge is for all classifications except
lag "For Rent In Prlrate Family." "Room and
l'uard In Private Family." -Situation Wanted"
and -Wanted to Bent" sdm. wblcn r IU
cents pT word per Insertion.
No ad cbarged tot leas liiaa 19 cents.
5i TUG CO l0SKAK H.' t-"' General fouiraclor. Suer-
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL
01
NEW TODAY
RUPTURE
J. A. JOHNSION
Knpture Specialist
411.413 AUsky Bid. Basalts ChtMfct4
Fearey Brothers. Inc.
COLLECTORS
806 Dtkor. Bldg. Portland, Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Grtson Investment ft. :ortgs,;
Offices 202-4 170 3d St.
CO.
FARM LOANS Tk TO lVz?
MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
Mortgage Company for America,
Roorr 7.9 A if worth Bid?. Portland, Or.
INFORJIATIOH COXTPOH.
If you want the name of a reliable
business house dealing in any llhe of
merchandise, or information regard
ing resorts, hotels, railroads, steam
ship lines, etc.. address Oregon Jour
nal Information Bui ear.
9
Information desired:
Name
Address. . .
MEKTlrcti NOTICKS
41
EMRLEM jewelry a specially, buttons,
pins, charms, .laeger ltn.t. nt-J6tn
' : 4
marriages. Birtbs. Deatfis
IUSIM.SN (!S
W.G.Smi'hfStCo.
Wedd.ng :id
v i si liiic cards.
Third flour, .inrean bldg.
DRESS suits lor
Tailoring Cu..
rent, all sizes. L'nicjuo
any S-'ark st.
IslIiTMS
BLACKWL'LI, '.. Mr. mid Mrs. .latuea E.
ltla.-k.vell. 7.1 XV. JeH.i. t.. ii.-i. s. a aon.
BKENO lo Mr. and Mrs. i'liouiaa Itreuo, i".it
Arjjyle at., c.ct. i:, a si'ii.
Ml NKO To Mr. und Mrs. Joliu Munro. t!4 E.
'Mlh -t .. Oct. 10. a scat.
LENXIE To Mr. and Mr-. Jol.n Iconic. 4'(12
47tU at. S. E., Oct. 1'. twin aou and daut;li-l.-r.
CL'MMINCS To Mr. ami Mrs. Cuarlea Cutn
mint. S08 E. llurrisen st., Oct. 10, a dau;ic
tei-.
IIEt l'.Nl PEN --To Mr and Mrs John Hefeni
deii. MM .. fith 1.1. N.. (Hi. 10. a (.on.
ANeiCt.I- lo Mr. and Mr. Eln ,n Atigell. Y.Vi
V.: 47tl. Oct. 7. a .-"ii.
DEATHS AND M'XKKALS
i .i
ZIl'SV lii tllia city Oct. L'O, ( Inra .ipsj-, aged
a years, wife of Frank Ziwy. 710 E. --d
M Tlie remains are at the residence estnh
lislitn.ut ef J. 1". Fiuli Son, Montgomery
at Oth.
W ll. OX -Sii.iu"W'ilo.v7 7 7faylcirTC
O't. is. r.;. xenrs. cireinoina.
SOKENSEN Engeborg Sorci.sen. 60O Hamoy
t.-., Oct. IS. 7 years. Talvular heart dla
ease.
lilETUK K Barbara Kletrlck. 602 Rorthwlck
st.. Oct. IV 4 jeura; accidental burtia.
PUoI'Ii C. N. Proud. Mann Home, Oct. IS,
71 year, mtestlt.nl hemorrhage.
Iaji;ists
CLARKE BROS., fioriits. 1:87 Morrison
st. Main or A-180S. Fine flowers
nn.l flora! deniens. No branch stores
MARTIN A- FORHES l"ej.. Ilorisis. Jo4
Wash. Main 269. A-ll'C9. Flowers
for all occasions artlMicn.iv arrangd
OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO..
Oilman st. Mar. 4?,7'J A-14;4
MAIN et 1 6 : w real lis. oi.iows, J3 uH.
Sprays $1 up Chanpell s "47 Mnr'W'n
SWISS F I. OR AL CO. 7 3danTl '" Ol"h7a7T
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 14l"V 6ih St.
Fl XKHAL DIKE TOILS
EDWARD
HOLM AN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND
MAIN"
SALMON STREETS
S07, A-1511
l mm
Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781. li-18!. Lady as.if"t.
A, D. Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 6267: 5S02 92d st.. Lenta. Tabor
6fc!16; 6(ith st. andFoliterroad. Arleta.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E.
Alder st. Phone East 62.-2525.
Dunning c McEntee SrelS
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Rroadcvay 4:id. A--.n58. Lady assistant.
J. P. FIN LEY SON,
Progressive Funeral Directora
MliNTOOMKRY AT FthTH
MIDLER & TRACE Y, lnoependent Fu
neral Directors. Prices low as $20,
$40. f0 Wash at Ella M 2cl A-.5
AR 7illar Po b9- Williams ave.
, 111 .Clldl jU, ICast loss. C-10S8.
Lady a t tendant flay and night service.
Hamilton
East 0th and cjllsan. Fu
neral aervlce. Tabor 431J.
ClcTrFQ Lnderttiking Co Main 4152
vjixL Vi LO A - 2 .1 2 1. Cor SdanoClov.
BREEZE & SNOC::, B
IOL'6 Relmonr. at SJth
ly:. East 1258.
! -ndv attendant.
R. T
iri
Ryrnes. new
W-I'inms Hve
resirt'-nce e.tablt,
YVdin -'in r-Ti43
VAULTS
T HI-.' N '.Till N A I . V A C LT COM V A N V
Ft. Montgomery et. Tabor" ;521
Steel reinforced ebnerete burial suit
Air tirbt. wafe-Tronf eerlfi-?
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS . 264-:6
4th opp City Hall. Main 8564.
Phtlio N'eti tl- Hon. for memorials.
S?BLALoiNo GPlANlTc 0
FOR SALE HOUSF
01
FOR SALE 7 room modern house, lot
50x100. Worth $2000. Take $I5oO.
including gas range. $800 cash. Tabor
202
LOOK: 5 room strictly modern. $1400.
Cash or terms. You better see this.
2C7 K. Clay st. Mt. Tabor car.
I FINE
JUOO.
nal
lots,
terms
6 rooms,
like rent.
near school.
0-153, Jour-
F1VE room modern house, lot 60x1 ')0.
Stewart Park. J1400. $10 per n.
Smith. 1 1 (V Clinton st.
$2000 House and lot,-, corner, $e0
down or will take $300 and auto up
to $S00. Eaay tlrnia. PhontivVdin. ZZSS.
01
( Continued)
ACRE tract, with new 6 room bunga
low; fireplace, beautiful built in
buffet, lull cabinet kitchen; must go
at once fr onlv $1750. Terms. Call
owner. Tabor 8s.
MODERN S room house, 2 lota on cor
ner of Tilth and v.. Rurnfide, cheap
to right party. Appiv 724 1 S3d ave.
S. E
IF you ate looking for a nice, neat, 5
room bungalow, modern, up lo date,
take a look at 1103 K ::?,d N.. Sunday
and evenings.
IOK SALE LOTS
ROSE i'!TV l'aik district. ti;;li st. Am
aiithoriZbd lo sell lor owner LtlxlO'i.
with cement sidewalks and curbs in
and paid for at price of JJIj easn. The
regular purvha.ve price was tGoo. Mut
hae ejuiek action c.n this, heo Mr
Teepe, 104 r.th st.
KO-I-: 11' Y l'ark car. ;th St.;
equity for Jluo; ;i Jixlou lots; in
cludes cement side walks and curbs; no
assessments; balance paval.le t
monthly without interest. Svt Mr.
Teepe. 104 .".th st
WILL give $4f.o cash to purchaser of
fiOxlOn cast-front lot, Jonet-tnoi e,
r.eur car; coki yUi) cash; will sell for
S400; some lime, h-nr,, .lonrnal.
5 cent cigars a clay i.n.vs line giruT
tract east of Kctinetlv new sc hool. .
R. W. Cary. 1003 Cli. of 'Join. Phone
Mo in 1377
$15 SuxluO. : blocks to bay and laruest
At UEAGE
COOI.) A I'll K A t i E FUR
SALE CHEAT.
1 hav
40 acres near 'ites ri-r.
i.are.l ol largest timbei. holw. en two
cilitia!ed larnirt, good. Uvcl. ri' :i soil,
foi fl.'. an acre. Must sell at one.
Land adjoining sold lor $150 to $Jet).
c 'a 1 1 T.i l.or I v; '. after 7 p m.
Gioson
Half Acres
Good soli, city water. '..se In car
line, easy t-'-tiis; will huiid to suit pu r
chaser. I'hctu Marsha.; I jbi or So'.l
TC 1.(1(1 47li I ..t -Iler
CH R'KKci. "FKF n'."tS A Ui "EN" rt7ii'.iuj
near Portland z. i, I) acre trans,
best soil, good road6. near electric. bi
to $200 per acre easy terns. McFir
land S0! Venn Ivelc T'nrtlatid
r!t A MTiRR YnhTTitT f.Ti-sTle"T.y oxvneT,
prices and terms right a tl Join i ug if 4
vines, P, years old. j ield iO barrels.
.-K'C Journal
ACRK
or Mt.
UTM . I 1 1 ! I ,
I'm l.or.
I lil le
Pa bor '.
x on i t, east
:;s.;.
FOK SALE FA. IMS
r
!o ACRE POTATO FARM.
10(1 acres river bottom sill, all level,'
no stumps nor stone, '.to acres ln'culti-'
vation. li clover. 7 hops. In limber,
II loom plasteied house; a x Hinge of
lieci ssai x' bui'dings; team and wagon,
farm im pie no n t s. eed grain and po
tatoee. ! on Pacific hlghtvny. xxiih
in 2.', miles of Portland and 20 rods of
town with railroad station. Ku h lixer
bottom soil, in heart of potato markiil.
Oxvneu' wishing lo letiie. offers :it.
price to insure s;.le. Place in high
state of ctili ix apon . $11'. ..on. $i;..o.i
ash; b.'th.ii'-c long time, on low iu-tere-s.t.
o. K. i iex i.ig, Arlington st ,
Chidstoin-.
IU ; A N I i STOCK RANCH.
110 acres. 1". in cultivation, running
water sufficient for power, enougii
timber to pay for place. cireen pas
ture entire season, sc. -.led lo clover.
Family orchard, s room house, in w
barn, hen and bog houses. II r.i'lcs
from Oregon City, on main road; s. h.,,,1
and churches nearby; cream route.
Only $VI per acre, $2.".ilt! ash. bahnn
long time. Come see and you 11 want
it. O. E. 1-Yeytag. Arlington st., Clad
stone. 320 A., some cultivated, some open,
some timber, lays well, well watetc I.
unlimited outrange and a good st k
ranch, includes :;n head stock and ;
horses, ii i I iiecessarv farm implements
for 1 1 .oho. part cash, balatne long as
desire; it's a snap, no commission to pay.
You deal with the owner. V-ll, Joui
na I.
282 ACRES well improved, erot.s and
machinery go with farm; grain,
dairy, fruit, water piped to huildlnss.
good house, 2 bains. Write owner for
particulars I!. nx i:.r.. AHemy Or
LiTTLE FARMS. Slt down. 1 1 0 mo.;
level, cleared fenced, house; suitable
for loganberries: running water; neir
employment town. .1 It. Sharp srti, Id.
1 650 acre stock i him fi lo lease, ;;itn
acres farm land, for sale, j.'.u eh iii e
sneep, gr:un, hay. J. C. Chenoworth,
(-akland. Or
BAROA1N, o acres, o room house,
creek, all cultivated, on Oc carliu.'.
29o Ross st.
I'OI! KENT KA.tMS
14
FOR RENT 11 acres under cultiva
tion, equipped, 17 miles from 1'nri
lan.i. all kinds of fruit. J X-1 2.9. Jon ma ..
t MON
yea rs.
and beaverdam land
Room :! Lumber E
for 1()
t. bldg.
TIMBER
WANTED TIMBER LANDS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
C SHAY 7 Cham of Com. Bid.
C.
FARMS
It EXT
WANTED
OK IJUY
3-S
Fl: FIT man. wants to rent small farm.
diiv.ng distance, good land, plenty
water, give two lots St. Johns, $j00
for eituipnient. Sellwood 1441.
KENT lo a. res,
Noi th Rank R.
letter. Y-12ti. .1.
Z mi. east on the
R.. give termS in firs:
urnal.
exl n.xc kjal s'JJJg I
1 00x200 leet near -1th tuid Thurman1
streets on west side; improvements rill,
in and nearly paid lor, mortgage $7.'.oo. i
Buildings t-nougn on property to pay
expenses; will trad.- this for lot ...
houses, farm, acreage or any reason-,
able proposition. 1'hoiie Sellwood l'Jo-J ,
or address E-147. Journal; i
SEATTI
. E
WANTED!
Have improved ranch within 0
miles of Portland, 6 room house, on
Belmont st., to exchange for homes
in Seattle- E. C Tayior, 1137. E. 17lh
N. Wdln. !)QM.
WANT ( i.-at lois on paved si reels ur
20 beach lots and good auto. Sulo
or exchange, yellow pine timber, small
tracts or large; business lot, also S if.
bungalow for clear jots. Tabor 4114.
WANT unincumbered improved small
farm, from owner for my 4 and S
room modern houses. Apply 1031 L.
21st N
240 acres ol good wheat land to trade
tor s.x cylinder ll)Hi car, 2u0 cash,
balance terms Call Sell. 24 7 1). G-22C,.
Journal.
SIX room modern house, full lot, lari;,.
tie, full cemented basement, at
Minnesota ave.
Portland. PI. one
l or acreage
C-24-,1.
close
o
L'M.M'I Miil'.iiKli o room cottage.
trad... for farm. Owner 2087 E. Madi
son sc. c;tv. Rhone Tnbor 30 1.
E.V HA.NiiE ropm modern house, lot
.-.OxH'o, Stewart Park,, for aercaso,
$17f.o. clear t-inlth. 1 I Sn C'lnton st
Tf 'Te i A H iiNCHANuE is a Sij.iara
Deal, see NORTHWEST REALTY
ro K-'?"ta- of Com h!-!? Mar. 227;
1 WILL trade
value $H'oo
near Portland.
my first class business,
cash, for a good farm
Z-l 2", Journal.
WILL exchange good
house, also choice lo:
pa ow will assume,
7 room ren'ed
ciear for bjn-X-1
I H. Journa !.
WANTED HEAL ESTATE :t
WB Wj LL SELL
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT.
j r. cortniN co lewis bldg.
II LSI NESS Ol'I'OKTtXITIES 0
500
45c
fcipecial for
October Only.
You must bring
p.OKe City Prmtery.
this ad.
3d. Cor. Taylor.
GARAGE Willi tuily eduippeU machine
shop: best location in city. $700. JN
73, Journal.
FOR HALE Restaurant, fine location,
good business; price right. Phone
Black I'. Kelso, Wash.. Box 412.
BUSINESS clearing snout $200 cle.ar
per month, SO0 will, handle It. a
bargain. XX-124. Journal
OR ' rent, sale or
picture theatre,
Welch. Astoria, Or.
exchange.
Astoria.
moving
FOR DALE w will; for particulars.
. write Axel N. Berggren. London, Or.
FOK SALE HOUSES
BUSINESS OPPCmTUXlTIES -20
Contlnned
S '
I HAVK the best conibina iion btore lo
this city. ' Confectionery. cigar;:
store and news stand, wit li - elegant ;
soda lountaln. Fine eorner loestionj.
1 on downtown bunlness Iret. Uvr
head expenses $115 month. lolng be
twecn $1500 und $2000 i.er month busi
ness. Heat of reterciices and reasons
; for selling. Will bear strict investiga
; tion and Is an excellent opportunity
for a man who means business, own!'.
N-7'?, .Totirnal.
j to OPT drinks, hot uii.l odd I uncles,
I tobacco, cigars, etc.. fullv runinufjd.
and good transfer uorner, fine loe-altoti
for fruit and cigar stand" In I tout. Thl4
place pays good wages lint must n.)H
account sickness. I'aiutma llullet. Eat
Burnside, tlrand uve.
FOR SALh MOe SMiop III Ik-si"" t w ll 1)1
eastern . Orenon, good, well eiuipted
shop, wUl hell right, only shop n
town, good chance lor some one. AX-
Journal.
Fiih SAI.K, iTiTlk route bringing in
per month, with eomplete banl
tary dairy eiiuipment and milk con
tract; price $700. same terms. AJdress
box "o?. Vancouver, Wash
Al'ToM.vFlT' shooting gallery, 3 sets
moving objects. 4 sets stationary oh
je ts, iso ;: rifles; cheap for a quick
ilu. Win. Se,.viour. Rox 131, Route 6,
All .an v . t ir
H.XUCj.Xl.s n token al iiih r, del IVMleS"
sen & c.it , I e riii, other business call
Ing me. S. this at cine. Phone Wo .!-
1h w n i :i;. r.
75j,. . . , . TTT:;rr rrr , . ., . .. J
.ne :u n pax ins line. 33J aa
ct. Mum 7
MOToitrvt
profit; ,
'.al.
1. 1-1 business,
iii I ei cs-t. T r.im.
(i.i
per mo.
.) II 1 1 rn a'..
It I" S I X ESS OIM'OKTI'XITT ES
UAXTED OS
ANTI-.'l . lo hear troiu uwn.-r of itd.ul
business lor sale .Male cash piles
Mid description. I . F. lltisl;. Mmili.'
.in. lis. M inn
MONEY
KE AL
TO LOAN
ESTATE
Ol'lt. Installment plan i tho best sinl
surest method of paitiK a loan.
132.26 J'er niontli for iti uioiuha, or
$21.24 for (in mouths, or
$16.17 for !) months pays a JlJOi)
loan and interest.
Other amounts In proportion.
We loan on Improved city property.
Or for building put poses.
No comm. ssi. jii ch.uKod.
EQUITABLE SAVIi'S ,V I OA N ASS.V.
24 Stark St.. I 'or. hi nd. Oi
Mortgage Loans
1 buy
lllOl t gag . - a
4 Hi i'latl
I sci -unties.
M't' .....
13 I ' I L I ' I N i loans oi
property, money
proglcfse s. V' ti.
bl.lg Main :o.'7.
i 1 1 y and nuliiirtw u
olxanced a? woric
Reek. J16 Failmg
I' .x i . i
it. a i ,,
.Morion.
.. ..X .n.-v
y li.riii.
On Willain
Cull
xvriic. ii. i.. .Morton, ra. ..in.
or
M.
.M i li n X' 1 1 ic. ( u .
$800, Jl.'tl.l, JlbUO. ..., 4 ., ouTT.il) JU
$ou00 $l.'.ou. all lies.; -iiiouiiih ai
7. I'led W. (Jellnail Co.. ,JJ C li.uii.
of Com.
CASH paid loi moiig.igen.
tiacls, moitgagc n.u.s.
rates F II Lew is I . .;,!. i
nic-s, con
r asonnln
l. xc I- HI -la;.
SIUM'! lo l.u.i.N m oi i,La t
to ..oou on city pi open
ty.
nicer
A.HHl .i .'.
bid If.
? I T. ' To I.OAN e.n first moitigo oil
iiniii.xed e.l.v propci ty, xxi loan
p.. I I X -1 17. Journal.
llii.NKl
lo lean,
:;io s.,,
., lu h '., .
.bllng bldg.
IJ. naltS
A Co..
MoT. ICY lo loan vii iiuiuotii city. tti in
properix F. Kmc :n I Siuihlln.;.
$200. $.(...j. $t.l'll '.u.i. tl JMI, 1aou!
Fred W (l.'i m.ir, i .. t 'bain Com.
6rt. t,'
' ',u n.uney. i... delay. ivicli
c cr. ill) I nth st.
l.ogus
$40,000 oil Eos. . a. Kit I NO'I o.v
80 4th st. 11, ..it. I of Ti.nl.. ; lir.
bW', CS, .-mail loon.-., i
Cella rs- ,M ii i I mi i'm,
illnl.l iojii.
UN l.pla
III lo Jaiiuu lo loan, no comniiMsmo.
I 'rlri'-i pa I S -1 1 , . .Inn rnal
MOR'I (i Al
I'. l.o.S. I.
.Kill
U - I
i.OUl
1 ..It.
Sa'omon a
mt. sirs- tTrr
"24 Front.
E. Eelucnl,
MON EV III LOAN
ll.VI li:i.S. SAL A HI ES
Salary, Chattel:
IF TOI7 NEED MONEY SKR US.
Eoans mud to persons on Miliary or
fixed )in ouie. on dinmonds, housenold
fnttillure. Piatios, an (.mobiles, motor
cycles, and other personal ptopcrty.
without ui. necessary delny. Eav In
etallinents lor n payment, if de-aired.
Legal rutes of tiiluieul vxlthuut brofc
erate l'URTLAND I.OAN COM FAN V.
Licensed.
30B lieki.m R!(Jg.
CHATTEL
LUANW
AT IF.C,AL
We loan money on
-o'-idb. and also to
CHATTEL
EOANa
RATES.
piunu. household
VVORKIN- 1'EOPLK
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO
EICENSED.
317 Failing bldg.
PORTLAND REMEDIAL I.OAN ASS N.
Established by i'oitland huMiiess
men to pioleci noi rower.
CARRIE
MYERS 1 1 El! KM AN, Mgr..
34 Stark St.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY.
PIANOS. HnrSKIIiil.il Fl It S' III' RE.
MONEY loaned lo auiaiied men. oi o
chattels, at legal rates, oa ea"y in
stallments. Home In; laliinent Co., or
ganized exclusively by salaried men,
for mutual protection. 202 M K y b.d.
LOANS WANTED
:$o
WANTED -A loan of $20b. House and
lot In poll I. mil. security. H. J. 41)7
Vr ion st.. Salc-iii. Or.
liNANtTAL. Ol
ltt and 2d mortgages purchased, also
sellers' interest In ontracts. Or. and
Wash. H. E. Noble, Lurnbermens oldg.
11 LLP WANTED MALE
EXPERIENCED fur cutter. Apply su
perintendent's office, basement bal
cony, Meier V Frunk Co.
BOYS wanted to learn
be over 1'. and nav
in .;. a ph ; must
wheel, blcyils
repairs paid, good
xvages and steady
ine lot adviitice-
work; splendid ehem
lncMl. See L A. M"U
MFSli-'IAN'S string :
xvaiilcd. B. A o. I"
n I- .nr. Oaic. "
lide and cornet
d show. Low. -'
Helton, Hotel -
. sure
fcalarv. ' '
i-.a . on
1 1. i p. in
M.VN wauled on mnall
vages but good la'ine
faun. Snuill
for the rlght;i
man. S-14 4. .louriiai. i ,
VVANTEI - a-1 picture framers. Apply
siipeiititendeiil's office. 9 to lo .. m.
Olds. Won rnan A- King.
WANTED Boys over Hi yt-aifc. perma
nent; no str.ke. L'niled ...aureus Si
Pad Co.. 4 27 Hancock
Fi RS T-CLAfeS coatinaKer, w..nied at
onoe 'rn. Kulst. siioKone. Wa ah
Fl it ST CLASS milker wanted, small
dairy. In'iuire !1 Commercial St.
CONSULT
aerretsry.
A. em iu maul
UKU' WANTED MISC. 41
WILL accept a few more students for
private lessons in shorthand arid
typewriting, clay or night. $5 . per
month. Phone Marshall 576. a24 v.
13th st, '
U. S. KOveiiitiieiu wants clerk, llo'l
month," Portland examinations com
ing soon, sample question re. Frank
lin Institute, Dept 318T, RcKlieste.ri N
Y. (a) Insert name of your city.
HA WtHORNK AUTO SCHOOL, , '
446 HAWTHORNE AVE., OREOOJTS
OLDEST. BEST EQUIPPED AND
MOST PRACTICAL SCHOOL
TKI'NKs or baggage delivered. 2 Sets.
16 days' storage free. Auto KxprtM
Co.. f Ms!r. I'hnne Main 48. . r
PARTNER, cook, htlle money, in sniaii
restaurant. 103 N. 3d st.
UNCALL 1 lot laiiur tuaue suits $s.4 :
up. Taylor. thTnlor ?u Hnrtii4.
f
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