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THE OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .'SATURDAY, - NOVEMBER .11. 1916..
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AMERICAN
PEDIGREED
- CATTLE IN ARGENTINE
Removal of Governmental
Restrictions on U. S. Cat
tle Opens Field.
l' Dy W. Henry Robertson.
America Conaul at Buenna Air.
" ' According to the Argentine Tear
- Book for 1915-1316 the grading up of
cattle In thie country has been brought
?' about by the Importation, chiefly from
v rtrMt Britain, of the bent strain of
." . thai ' nuimv could purchase. I
. r. TVahi 1901 to 1914 pedigree
8I1HII
'i,; entering the republic were as fI
lows: Shorthorn, 10,72:; 1 'oiled An
y..w'gO(l, 440; IlVreford. 714; red polled,
V' 121: Jersey. 115; various. 649: total.
' if 12,?1. Expert ha vev placed an aver
' ?A- 'iS'age, valuation on these pedigree anl
... mal of 1837 United States currency.
giving- a total valuation of about
$8,000,000.
' Show ale "of pedigree cattle are
lield each year at Palermo, in the
"V city of Buenos Aire, and form the
' annual feature of pastoral life
thl republic. In 1!H3. the worlds
record was m.ide at Palermo, who"
,.' t the champion Rliorlhom b'lll. Ameri
; CU. hrousht 1X0.000 Arsontino papr
v.j S33.96S I'nlted Slates rurtcn;y). In
'. ' Z 'J15. the champion bull. purham
1 Shorthorn, sold nt nurtlon for $60,
V W 000 Argentine paper ($25,476 United
f States currency). In 11. the Short
. horn reserve champion brought 155,000
i ' i . Argentine paper ($23,853 United States
g currency). The favorite breed In the
'i j'.Argentlne Is now the Durham Hhort
1 ' horn, of which 200 bulls were sold at
a auction In 1915 for a total of J.I.
; 140,000 Argentine paper ($84,040 Unit-
ed 8tates currency), or an average of
' -! $5700 Argentine paper per head, or
v- about $2420 United States currency,
H'Hiftll exclusive of a six per cent com
'J "j mission which Js paid by the purchas
: rs In this country. The Hereford ap
Va "pears to have declined in favor, th
champion bull of that breed having
been sold in 1915 for $12,000 Argen
; 1 tine paper ($5035 United States cur--.
' rency), or about a fifth of the price
. -4 paid for the champion uurnam
taadlar of the Foiled Aaurus Breed.
The polled Angus was considered
few years ago to be the coming breed,
but aeemed in little favor at Palermo
in 1913, when the champion bull of
this class was sold for only $4500
Argentine paper ($1910 United States
currency). On the other hand, the
?- polled Angus steer la In preat demand
k- among the establishments that paca
Vy v frozen beef, and In 1915 prices in the
ordinary cattle markets went as high
V?;.a $400 Argentine paper '$170 United
" States currency) for this type of Meer,
' - j which is probably a world's record.
In the fall of 1915. W. Harding
of Chicago, secretary of the Ainerlcan
.' j Shorthorn Breeders' association, came
to Argentina, and can be credited with
( being the primary cause of having this
j ' '; ; : important market thrown open for the
' future to American shorthorn pedigree
- W-A cattle.
I ' ' Under government decree dated Oc-
k tober 6. 1916. the. regulations for the
1 Importation of livestock into this coun
" try were amended as follows:
'if-. Art. 46, par. f to read: Importation
'Is prohibited into the territory of the
republic, at any point, of livestock of
the bovine, ovine, caprine and porcine
. kpecles, coming from countries where
.( foot-and-mouth disease exists or has
existed in an' epizootic or general form;
or from departments, provinces, coun-
, tries or states where the disease exists
, vr has existed within three months
. prevlouw to ehlpment. the three months
reckoning from the date of the official
declaration Of the extinction, of the
' disease, providing that such declara
tion has not been made until 15 days
have elapsed from the date of the laat
case of the disease.
' Time Seduced to Three xoatas.
. Article 48, paragraphs a, b and c,
are modified in the sense of reducing
the six months to three, which are
required to be declared In the sanitary
certificate of origin as the period
; which haw elapsed from the date of
2 . 1 1 c.iiiiviiuu v& ivui-auu'iiivuLii uia-
ease: and, as set forth In the prevloue-
" Iv ' modified article, that the disease
' does not exist In an epizootic form in
v the country of origin, and also that
X there lg no case of It in the state,
province or department from which
;) the animals have come,
'(t The removal through the.se amend
ments of the prohibition upon the im
5;' portation of American cattle into Ar
gentina ahould open to American
j 1 breeders of 'pedigree cattle a most
promising market that heretofore has
;!' been monopolised by British breeders,
i .ti ;v At the time of Mr. Harding's arrival
" . American cattle were forbidden entry
' Uito Argentina so long as foot-and-
moutii disease existed anywhere in the
. United States. In other words, cattle
could not be sent here from the state
:, r of Maine, for Instance, if foot-and-mouth
disease chanced to exist in
' 2 -California, although there might not
t oe a case of it in any other state.
Relatives Reunited
Through Journal
vi V ' Through the columns of The Journal
U Information has been gained which
, will result In the reunion of relatives
i. wnose whereabouts had been unknown
J .to either. They are T. T. Belknap of
; Pasadena, Cel., and Adelbert Belknap,
S nis brother.
' v The former had been living in Seat-
...tie for three years after leaving Port
" a;,' land, and had then removed to Pasa
depa, where he supposed his brother
, aort nlec were residing. He was in
. formed that they had removed to Port
1 land.
. . An article in The Journal stating
hla plight brought a response from
Ti. E. Fink, 1571 K. Burnslde. He says
' It was a neighbor of . the missing
j people wnen living near Gohle. Atlel-',.-'"
Bart Belknap and his daughter. 'Mrs.
' Gertrude Sweet, live about seven miles
: . from the town on the wood road townrii
the logging camp. Fink says, having
. removes mere from Portland.
Annual Corn Show
. Is On at Coquille
Coqulll. Or Nov. 11. Tho Co
quill annual corn show, the big
yearly event of this section of Co-
qnllU Talley. is . now in full swine.
, Friday was Koos Kounly Knights of
! the Grip day and the traveling men
..wtn given the keva to the cltv
- Th corn exhibits are not as largo as
: th previous year, owing to yearly
frosts but a. very, creditable ahowing
k is made. Prof. Larsen of O. A. C. is
; here to Judge , the displays. Grand
prize, for best exhibit of corn In Coos
county la a Wisconsin alio, donated by
Johnson' Milt company of this city.
The ' program Includes sport and
v tree entertainment In the evening. .
SIXTEEN HENS THAT PRODUCED
A NET PROFIT OF $88.35 JN ONE YEAR
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One of tlie little acts of attention
flock to show an altual
Ity O. Cm. Small.
Here is a picture of. 16 hens and
a nummary of their total cost to keep
and the ylolrt they gave in 18 months,
lountlng from the time they were
hatched until the last of the number
was sold. They were of mixed blood,
mostly from a mating of White leg
horn cockerel and Buff Orpington
hens, therefore they wer not bred.
All sales weVe at market price, but
only the totals of items In the record
book Is mentioned in the summary
which follows.
Data.
Hatched May 1, 1915.
Began laying the following No
vember. Produced 1829 eggs up to September
4, 1916, when the last onea were sold.
Six were killed for the table from
time to time.
8lx were occupied for three months
hatching and brooding 100 chicks.
This reduces the number to equal
that of 12 hens laying continuously
lor 10 months and giving an average
of 152 eggs each in that time.
Cash A 000 ant.
Cr.
117 dozen eggs sold $38.60
35.5 dozen epgs consumed by
family 11.70
10 hens sold 8.50
6 hens consumed by family 4.60
IDGE
TWO GREAT ARMIES
Russo-Roumanians Attempt
to Take Position From
Mackensen,
City Believed ok m.
Rome, Nov. 1 1 (U. P.)
General Mackensen'a retreat in
the Dobrudja from positions
about , Cernavoda continues,
wireless reports from Bucha
rest said today. A great fire
is raging in the direction of
Cernavoda. leading to the be
lief that the Teutons fired the
city before evacuating it. The
Bulgarian population of Dob
rudja is reported fleeing to the
Bulgarian border.
Petrograd, Nov. 11. (I. N.
S.) The Roumanian seaport of
Constansa was set on fire by
the successful bombardment by
Russian warships, according to
dispatches received today. Big
fires were also observed in the
direction of Zernavoda.
London, Nov. 11. (U. P.) The
great battle between Ruseo-Roumanian
forces and Mackensen'a troopa in the
Dobrudja for possession of the bridge
that crossed the Danube at Cernavoda
continues. Advices today from Bucha
rest, Petrograd and Berlin regarding
yesterday's fighting emphasize thl
conflict, as the most important of the
day on many of the fronts.
Occupation of the Dunereav station.
about two. miles due west of Cerna
voda, claimed by Petrograd and not
denied' from Berlin, appears to have
given the Russo-Roumanlan armies at
least a temporary advantage in their
efforts to press back or envelop Gen
eral Mackensen's left flank, which
rests on the -Danube. Military experts
here say a Russo-Roumanlan success
at this point would change- the com
plexion of the Dobrudja front mate
DANUBE
ONCE
AGAIN IS OBJECTIVE OF
Members
Portland Realty Board
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Real Estate Loan and insurance.
404-5 Northwest Bank bldg.
FAMOUS RIDOEFIELD SOIL
Fertile farms at fair price. Fenced or
unfenced land; auiu.il tracts; acreage.
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WASH.
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247 H oak iU Lewis bldg.
Business and suburban property trib
utary to Union avenue a specialty.
Main 174S
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201 KAIL WAY KXCHAMQaC.
Farms for al ana excaange In all
western state. Dakota and Aaiunaaoia.
Canadian lands a specialty.
F.tlClarVtvCa
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NOW IN NfciW WUARTKRS.
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General Real Kstata, lxeaaag, KeaU
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W.l.lUkUAN AlXkH AkAU. 4k LAKU CO.
Jordan Vauaj. Aialovor , Uav, Wra faraa
Isada. atock rauchva, a-rlgatio project auu
to 10,0uo cr., Atto-lrrigiud graia Itada
Pcwer tltea. - -JORDAN.
VALLST CNO. LAKD COUPANX.
II
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by which O. G. Small induced bis
profit of $5.52 per head.
4 0 friers sold
9 friers consumed by family.
Total
. 11.75
. 2.65
.$::.?
.$23.00
. 7.73
. 26.85
. G.50
Dr.
Feed for hcn.s
Eggs for hatching .
Feed for chickH ...
Incidental expenses
Total $64.10
Net cash gain 13.60
Stock on Hand.
20 choice pullets for laying and
to breed $40.00
25 cull pullets for laying and
table use 18.75
4 selected cockerels for breed
ers ' 10.00
12 cull cdckerels for table use. 6.00
$74.75
Total net gain 88.35
Equipment of houses and yards are
not mentioned because they cost me
nothing but a little spare time to
build. The hens also cost me noth
ing as chicks, but for comparison we
will assume for the moment that
equipment "represents a cash outlay of
$50 and the hens $4, or 25 cents each
as day old chicks. Deduct this $54
from the $88.35 total net gain and it
still leaves a profit of $34.35 besides
a first class start in etock on hand
fully paid for by the returns from 16
ordinary hens plus the few minutes'
time daily that was devoted to their
care.
rially, with great disadvantage to the
Teutons.
BUBSians Tpr xor jjnv. i
Russians are reported in strong
force about Cernavoda. They are re
ported hurriedly bringing up artillery
for a final smash.
Reports of sanguinary fighting In
this sector appeared to be borne out
by other reports to Petrograd of hun
dreds of dead picked up in territory
from which Mackensen's forces have
been hammered back.
There was still some doubt as to
the sharp fighting about Predeal.
Both sides claimed the advantage. The
Berlin statement admitted the Trans
ylvania Roumanian armies adopted a
strong offensive but that all attacks
were repelled. Petrograd advices said
the Roumanians have all ' but com
pleted envelopment of the Teutonic
left flank.
Desperate stand Expected.
In the territory about Dornavatra in
the Carpathian mountains, Russian
troops, accord. ng to Berlin, have de
veloped a powerful offensive. The
Berlin announcement attaches much
Importance to their claim that terrific
Austrian counter attacks have chafed
the Russians from heights they took
by storm in three days of fighting
ending Friday. The menace a Russian I
victory would be to General Falken
hayn's rear at this point has led to
the belief that the Teutonic armies
will make a desperate stand.
General Brusileffs armies, Berlin
advices said today, were subjected to a
series of ferocious wave attacks north
of Baranovichi, where heavy fighting
Is going on for possession of railway
lines wh'.ch connect with Minsk to the
northeast and with Striynen to the
southeast of Baranovichi. It was at
this point that Berlin reported heroic
achievements by soldiers under Major
General von Wyna and a regiment of
Brandenburgers. The Russians, ac
cording to Berlin, were swept back to
their second line trenchss after eight
assaults.
British in the face of terrific bar
rage fire, last night stormed and cap
tured the eastern portion of the im
portant Reglna trench, a portioffof
which they had taken October 21,
General Halg reported to the war of
fice today. The report raid the Brit
ish have becured their new position.
French Hold Their Own.
Paris. Nov. 11. (U. P.) The Ger
mans sustained serious losses when
they were repulsed in attacks on
French positions south of the Soirme
in the vicinity of Deniecourt. the war
office announced today.
"We maintained all our ground." the
statement said. "North of the Somme
there were spirited artillery duels in
the region of Les Bouefs and Sailly
Sallllsel. French aviators brought
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j, BTRACr COMPAN Y. a " .
- Atatnets, real estate. lomrtac. Looking
ftee aasrasawata and tat a specialty. ,
- Marebfleld t nd Coquille Clty Or. '
- HICNRY VNQST AChLtU-l, Maz
down tlva German aeroplanes. Two
wen destroyed by Aviator Guynemer.
'making th total of enemy machines
brought dowk by blm 2."
Bridge Reported Repaired.
Geneva. Nor. 11. 11. H. 6.) Field
Marshal von Mackensen'a engineers
have succeeded In repairing the Ceraa
Toda : bridge, and . the German .allies)
have crossed Into old Roumania, ac
cording to a report reaching here to
day. All Indications point to the fact that
a mighty engagement has developed
along the Danube, with -fighting, both
in Dobrudja and old Roumania. Rus
sian reinforcements are playing an im
portant part.
Chinese Is Slugged
I And Rendered Blind
Gd Gee, Chinese employe of the
Union .Stockyards, became Involved in
a quarrel with one of his celestial
brethren at 107 North Fourth street,
in new Chinatown Thutsday- nigbt. He
was slugged over tbe head with a
potato masher, end red pepper was
thrown into his eyes. Blind and al
most unconscious, he was found by
other Chinese a short time later, and
( the patrol wagon tbolt him to thacity
i emergency hospital. Several stitches
j were required to close the scalp wound
! above his forehead, and after several
hours of bathing with clld water, in
ternes at the hospital succeeded in
restoring his sight. Go Gee refused
to divulge the name of his assailant.
Pendleton Reports
Two Realty Deals
Pendleton. Or., Nov. 11. Two big
land deals were announced here Fri
day. Moses Taylor of Athena sold
360 acres of wheat land near Athena
to J. A. Lumsden for $46,000. Mrs.
Katherine Timmerman of Helix,
bought a quarter section near Helix
for $15,000 from Glenn Scott.
Served Him Right.
"James, my lad," said the grocer (o
his new assistant, "who bought that
mouldy cheese today?"
"Mrs, Brown, sir," was th youth's
reply.
"And the stale loaf we could not sell
laet night?"
"Mrs. Brown, sir."-
"Where's that lump of rancid butfer
that the baker refused?"
"Mrs. Brown bought It cheap, sir,"
was the answer.
"And the six eggs we could not sell
a week since?"
"Mrs. Brown. Are you 111, sir?"
asked James, as the grocer turned
green and groaned.
"No, no; only I'm going to tea at
Brown's tonight." replied the unhappy
man, as he wiped the perspiration from
his face and sank into a chair.
Mysterious Shot Wounds.
Galesburg, 111.. Nov. 11. (I. N. S.)
A mysterious shot out of the dark
ness probably fatally wounded Dr. J.
A. Kleinschmidt early today. The
physician was about to enter his home
when the shot was fired. Dr. Klein
Bchmidt declares he does not know
either the person or the motive.
Exonerated Officer Reinstated.
Winnipeg. Man., Nov. 11. (U. P.)
Suspended from command of his regi
ment at Fort Francis on the United
States border on charges that he had
been recruiting for Canadian armies
in northern Minnesota, Colonel D. C.
McKenzie today was reinstated to his
command. An examination exonerated
him.
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nttal. 41S P. 7th at. F.aat l47. W-loeg
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING
MANCHKSTtR Daucing AcaUemj. SW ith at
bet. Btarh and Oak. ISpec'al ratea. 4 private
leanoiis. $2; raorniiig. afternoon, evening: all
latest dancea ku.i ran teed: claaa Tbnradajt. Sat
iMilav ev.-nimt 7-SAO. Broadway 21 BO
UK. and Airs, lieaib'a txhoul LfjO dally.
Claaa Tne.. Frl. eTe. 109 2d at., betweea
Wafhlnefnn and Stark. Leaxona iHr Main
LAW SCHOOLS
Ulltl.o.S LAW SCHOOL A tboiouUB. praciu-ai
courae in law. Uecitationa eveninga. Mala
P77 AHkr hid.
MUSIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHTTtB
til 0C Have overything at lowest price.
IViUOIL N. HODtiSON. 24 ALDKH 8T.
L. 'I HiM.HOBN ilolii. teal-be.-, pnp.l Mvcia
?i7 Fhednr b;dg. Marhall 1.
I'llOF. T K. LAWSON Piano Ivaauiut at fuu-
l.on-c. iMV. Phniw Tabor 2rW9
VIOLIN, mandolin, guitar tikub-l, banjo fur-niaiii-d
with leaaona. Main 4.'iHV.
K.AOiiAir. piano phiyiug lu 1U lu W lenuua
Thrt.tli,n avatpm " 4t2-ta Cntoir-bl. hMf
FIRE INSURANCE
PACIHl nTA'IKS FIKK IN&LKAftCK Co.,
only Oregon fire Innranca company.
FLUFF STJG8 AND RAO UTTG.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
FLUFF jRHI
Made Iron) old Ingrain. Braaaeum. Aimlnatcr.
Smyrna. Alan ig ruga, ai: aixea. Mall erders
prompt. Carpel eleAidng. Mend for booklet.
WESTERN FLLFr UCU CO.
64 1'ntoii Aip, V Pbooea Raar D1. B-I4T9.
FVRVACES
Boynton Fu-rnaces
Eronomlral. effectual.
Frimt and Market
J. C Bayer Ce,
KEY AND LOCK8XTTH
ALSO tl.tX'IKiC irus repau-uig. aaw tiling.
tc. 'n If1'r. S?74 1 artnr at Main 7!.
atAKICURUtO AMD HAISDEESSINO
407 b.wuvy blug. Krv'jeullal Hrfc by ap
nnlntimut Pbw Main 1222.
MATTRESSES
WLD ualtrwi-a aud leather bede aaade lue
aarllary folding forma; feather renovated
Foldtna- M. .Co.. .WA WPHevna. K. 6X74.
WOH-ntTOXlCATTNS TgEVERAPFg
ntlkUiKifa wm im auiut-r An-iar.
Heurr Wflubard plaat. 13th-and tlurmiile
Main 72. i Itmnea - A-Mi2
PRINTERS ASP. ENGRAVER
THK IVY I'itL JOHN Ja. UAX
ZSJ Mark at. ' -Brnadi' 44t 4 A-4nwt
RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
kAIAlt raa-a auarpvuvd. atl kluUa. Uc aaj
. SOe per doaea lAi M at.avar aaurrlaaaa.
01
ill Waofelnc" ft. Mn ! ttl ,
afz szrAixma
, i
fOB fireproof ( or vault repairing call
Wood la wd 4088.
lawn MSM. ar dmn im a H VI
,H.l
Smith. 131 KMpatrtefc.
-d.
HXET VZTAX. WORKS
KEPAIRINU tia sod gravel roofa. Jacob Luaii,
ilO rirat at. Phone Mala 1424. .
UNION AVE. Mbeet Idetal Werka ami fumaca
repairing. 411 t'nlfm ae. X. Eaat 411.
-- - TO WEE BPTPtT ; -
Ikkiui.vu tauirarjr t. fur ruuii. cCu
rtrat MfTlir tirti FT-v 4IO. A44"e
ISAXIVEE ABU SToaaox
Oregon Transfer Co.
Eatabilabe I8TO.
Tranfer and rorwardiug Agrnti.
Storage r"re Truckage. .
Of Tic and 8lorac 474 (iliaas aL
irtn and r,i.n Main . A-
4 W
AkMXllj "flCK" 1UI Bh..vr UuUStullui.l'
GOODS SPECIALISTS 8torage. Parking.
Sbipplng and Moving. Borae or Auto Van.
Special frelebt ratea to all points. '
C. O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
8rond and Pine Br.Ml Mae A-IISft
MANUFACTUDflPS
JOBBERS WQJLE5AkiB5'
FA1VT. On. AND CLASS
llAMteA.A 4c -0, . ll i j
K im0r 2, n! Tarlor
Aiauu.ru Matut
M ITTI
FLUMBIN" OPPLIES
1'L. t i It. j auppile. ug.oalr pi u bnari..
fori. Co.. 12 Thlrtl Mln TPT
8AKITART WTPIWO RAGS
L. SHANK CO.
HU I'ttuM 61.
PHONK main inn
WOOD PIPE
lOUTLANO Vi tK)U 11 I K Co. Kaetry and
ofriee near 24th and Y k l. Main S4MI
MEETING NOTICES
41
AL KAl IKK Temula will I
give nail and card !
lompfinentary to all 1
Shriuers and their ladies,
at the Multnomah hotel.'
on AVedneday evening, j
November 1'
Admission .
tiv 1 S 1 H mfmliprshin . r.u .1
only. Visiting nobles and
their ladies cordially invited. Wear
your fez .
By order of the Potentate. j
HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder.
OREGON LODGE, No ioi, rii 11, .Cliai UUi East 1088, C-1S8S.
A. F. & A. M. Special com- I IdrjyaAtendant. Day and night service.
munlcatlon this (8 a t u r-. MILLER & TlrVACEY. Independent Fu
U.ly) aevS?ln5' at 8 o'clock. neral Directors. Prices low as $20.
The M. M. degree will be fin ten Wn .v, tn oi A.iiaf.
urn
of the lodge. Visiting brethren cordi
ally invited. Br order of the W. M.
LESLIE S. PARKER. Secretary.
BETSY ROSS COUNCIL
NO. 1 Stated meeting
Monday evening. Initia
tion. By order M. K. E.
Helen Burton Ooehler.
Counsellor.
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, ci arms. Jaeger Bros.. 111-3 6th.
yiM Statistics
marriages. Births, Dzatbs.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
Clarence L Dletil. 424 3d at. and Prankle
L Iticr, 484 Eut 17 h at. j
Benjamin F. Ciplsj. 6U1 lit aL, and Roee ,
Kiidbiir. aame address. j
Alfred B. Halnec, Elkton, Or., and Beetila A. I
V.llde. 429 East Uuooln.
George Langford. Mill, Williams are., and I
June K. Boadorfer, Williams ava. I
Alexander II. InaiLtt. liUV, Kllllnravrorth, I
aiic Violet A Coskey, same addrtaa.
Alfred O. t'rum, 8ukane, Waah., and Mary !
a. iiutcninmn. ius Ntwton it.
William Scbonebeck Kveeaon' or., and n.r
thu Tmby. ltla itw hotel.
I'. A. (rrlta. 27 K. 14 th t N.. and
J.IIllan Muriel Nyland. VM K. th at. X.
W, 6. Smith & Co. 5Si
x mru r loor.
Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark at.
BIRTHS
Fl LLFR To Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Fuller,
K. K. I. No. 2, Oct. 2U. a daughter. ,
HOWARD To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E How- 1
r.nl. uS Iialsey Bt.. Nov. 2, a daughter.
FRIES To Mr. and Mrs. Ileijjsy W. Frlea, API ;
. .niiuc-iB vi., i.yi. , a aou.
JKNNINCS To Mr. and Mr. Harold I). Jeo
lilnira. fM2-.' Oth ct. . E., Nov. IS, a an.
SMITH To Mr. aud Mrs. Cheater A. Smith.
Holier, Or., Nov. 5, a son.
PO.MKUOY To Mr. and Mr. Seler P. Pome-
r'.T. I.entn, Or.. Nov. i!. a ilangbter.
MOHGANSON To Mr. aud Mr. Johu !. Mor-
l lXo,, .d Kr&ZZ l".rj,.
gitnaoD. ll'irf K. urant at., Oi-t. 3o. a mm.
s-4 Sarrenjeuto at.. (-t. M). a aon
UOYT To Mr. and Mrs. Uuy W. Hoyt, Hid
22d at. iKt. 31, a aon.
HARVARD To Mr. and Un. Frank A. Har-!
rard. K K. tth rl.. Nov. e, a daughter. j
SEI.LWOOD To Mr. aud Mrs. Harold K. Sell- i
wood, mi Liuatiila ave., Nov. 6. a ami. j
HOUO To Mr. and Mra. Otis V. Hogg, SO
Hiiaaell at.. Not, d. a dangliter. .
HEATHS AND rTXERALS 73
1EOMAN In thla city. Nut. 10. Samuel M.
Yeoman, aed 67 years; husband of Anielu
leoraau of 3U7 Killlngawurtb ave.. aud lather I
ai the residence ealabllHbmt-ut of 4 P. Flnle;-
Son, Montgomery at ftb. Notice kf lu
neral hereafter.
McMAHON Rer. Michael U Mc-Mahon. aei-.l
.I3 letn 7 lnonth u " t" residence.
675 fc. 61th at. .V. November U. Friends
Invited to attend funeral aervlcea. which will
oc neia ai tne ( IM Methodlitt Kplaoipal i
chorch, 12th and Taylor ata.. at 10:;t a. m.. i
Monday. Not. 13. Interment Uoe City ira. !
eterr. Remains will lie In atate In the '
church from 8 a. m. to 10:30 a. ni. Monday.
Kemalna are at Holmnn'g funeral parlor. i
LE.M B ACTI The funeral
rvfi-ea of the la'
wtlbam Lembacfa will be held Saturday
SI I.HVAN-To Mr. and Mr.. Je J. Sullivan. J,lst finishing: cost me $2100; BUxlOO;
4tioa VM t. S E.. Nov. 4 a aon nose in; complete and modem; 5 large
JANSF.X To Mr. and Mrs. ' Harry K Janaen 1 twm; too much debt; CHn't keep it;
4c. K. 4tui at. n.. Nov. 4. a iia.iiri.ior ' lassume debt and take It. little cash' re-
or Mra. Eva Flltcratt, Mra. Zoe 1'onwr. Mra. for ship building. Mnln 7u4. Owner.
V,.WoJlw11' i1"- Ali.le CowiejrV.,A' K' FOR SALK -2 fine east front corner
Ytoman. S. M. V-oman Jr., and Clarence ; ,ri) AlA.ned-L Puk Snan 11000
C. Yeoman, all of Oils city, .ind Mr.. IE. N-! 01!0if'm,in, ,1 &V' ,luuw
Allard of Kranston. Wyo The rtmalmn are ! 91 b Commercial St., city.
noveaioer u, at Z:.VJ o clock p. m.. at the . i.
family residence. 3S'J7 BOifc at. S K. Flrien.la ! Goo(J clty W,atr'M 51?8 'l
Invited. Interment at Mount Scott Park cem- -'"e. easy terms; Will build to Ult PUT.
etery. The rein.ins an- at the reaideuce Chaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or 811
tal.llfbment of J. I'. Flcle A Son, Mont- wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
y nitry al 5th. - I CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN ranches
WELI.INGTON At Bay City. Or.. November near Portland. 2. 6. 10 acre tracts.
8, John K. Wellington, a Red 2t yean. The : best soil, good roads, near electric. 863
fmral aerTlcia will be held Saturday, Nov. to $2J0 per acre, easy terms. McFar
II, at 10;;i0 o'clock a. m.. at the residence i.n &nr, V.nn KM? Portland.
establiahment of J. P. Kbler
& Son, Mont-
gtmery at 5th. Frlenda Invited
Interment
a: Hirer v lew cemetery.
CAUK The fumral acrTloe of the lale Ver
lluda Cage will be held Saturday, November
II, at 1 o'clock p. tn.. St the reidnn-e eatab
lifcl.ntent of i. 1'. Fluley 4 Son. Moulgomerv
at 5th. Frlendu invited. Interment at Mt.
Scott Park cemetery,
SKELLMAN At the reaidence. K54 K. 2tb at.
north. F.lrcta C. Skellman, aged U year.
Remalua will be forwarded , to Livlneatone,
MontaiiH. by Miller A Tracey. Snaday, NOT. 12.
where Interment ti-lll take tda-e.
BOITANO A I the realibnt-e. 492 K. 2h at..
Hone Boitano, aged 85 year. Notice of fo
r.eral later. Kenialu al ;.arlors of MMler A
irncy. i:unijn.ii. i Klla .1
McBAI
VIN.71eAclWln7LrcT.yto.i at..
rembcr 7. valmlur diae.ae .rf bart.
BLFA Wm. A. Strlbley K. Burnild
Novel
KTIIIHIJ-.Y U-n. L u.ll.t
at.. NoveuiU-r 4. il years; aarcoma.
TAYLOR Kdna 1. Tayhrt-. a."t vva t..
Novembr . 62 year, apopiexy.
HAL4' Mra. Flora Hall, fci N. Intli at.. Nor.
T, 44 rear; webral henjorrbaa-e.
CCKlpKfl-Anthony ot. T.ZM 7?-l ae. S.
enaatlon of hart
jmn 11 Fa.-n.-r 2.11 Mrrt at
7. IS day. 7 sTiUe V.atnLTntti..
Chanes lieppert. faai Samaritan.
EN KN KM Leon
November 6.
ur.vrv.KV Char'ea inert
NoTeniber . 70 years; multiple iwurlitla.
ni r.ii..K-ivif r. aupanrr. . r. imu ....
I'EH N Kit Roy F. Kuehnrr. J.lo K iwu at..
November I. 2 years; accidental giuaahot
wound. . 1
WKIii Ira. Jennie Wela,' 20 S. Iranhoe at...
Novemlr W year.: dlab-tl. melllt.
DA NVKRS Walter Danvera. Uo.m1 Samaritan,
Koreuilier a. so yeara
aeti.
JOHXAXSEX
Hana W. Jnhnananaea. 831
Thurman at., November
tulreuhiela Infection.
&'. M yean; general
1
i'ATTKIMMiX John Patterson. MaKnomah hos.
pltal. November 5. 4t years; uUer of atom
ach. FMlRIKTS
MAIN lilt; wreaths, pillows, up.
Sprays SI up. Cnappeii s 347 Mot-is n.
OSCAR JOHNSON FLORSL COj. 7M
OMsan at. Mar. 4372. A.l4$4. i
MAX M. SMITH, r.orlsi. 14U4 lh st.
FLORISTS
-iCotlndl
CLARKE BROS.; florists, 287 Morrison
I st. Main or A-1805. Kin nowar ana
- floral design. No branch atore.
u.nTIM ".ikirhm CO... florists. 1&4
"." -'- . . -i
Waah Main 29. A-126S. J-lOWera
for all occasion artlsticJly arranged.
KLNKRAL UIKKCTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1377
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
TH1PD AND SALMON 1 STREETS
MAIN 507, A-lSll
P. L. if
Undertaker. East 11 th and Hawthorne,
Phones E.781. B-1H88. Lady assistant
A, D, Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 6287; 5802 2d st.. l.ents. laoor
6895; 66th ft. and Foster road. Arle'.J.
f O F TTI
f. b. UUnninCi 1 DCa
Kast SiJe Funeral Directors, 414 K.
Aloer st
Phone Kast 62. M-2BJ5.
n,.nn;nf. i4.Cnnn Undertakers,
LUIIIIIllft Vx, IVILL-lllOO Modern in
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430, A-4558. Idy assistant.
a n 7ju, 692 Williams ave.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Progressive Funeral Dlrectora,
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
QUTWFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152
OrL.VVr.O a - 2 3 2 1. Cor. 3d and Clay.
R. T. Byrnes, new residence establ't,
901 Williams ave. Wdln. 220. C-1943.
MdmllTAn 80th and Gllsan. Fu-
I lallUHUII neral services. Tabor 431S.
! Breeze & Snook 14trmo"1-
VAlLTS
1 THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY.
Foot Montgomery street. Tabor 2521.
I Steel reinforced concrete burial vaults.
! Air tight, waterproof, everlasting.
;t).i7.Afc..TS
PORTLAND MAllBLK WKS.. 264-26
4th St., opp. City Hall. Main 8561.
Philip Mu v Sons, for memorials.
BLAESING GRANITE"
J Z67-3PD. ST AT MADISON
lull hALK mL.-K.-;
FOR SALK BY OWNER.
BEAUTIFUL S ROOM BUNGALOW.
Sleeping porch. 1 baths, hardwood
i floors, bedrooms and kitchen In white
I enamel, large living rooir. with fire-
place, built in nooKcases u.ia purrei
enclosed rear porch with built In ice
box. Large cepient haxement with
wash trays, fruit closet, splendid fur
nace with hot water coil . This house
has been built but a short time, newly
painted. Flower boxes and well kept
yard. This attractive, modern home
can be bought for $f0o0. n easy pay-
I menu. See owner on p.-operty. ''i
V. 42d st. N. Beaumont car.
$1650 NEW $1650
Brand New Bungalow
mil red
OWNER, 128 EAST 7TH NORTH
(Near Alnsworth).
Take Woodlawn car to Alnsworth,
then east to 7th st.
DEMOCRATIC SNAP.
$1000 cash buy $3&00 7 room mod-
- - .. iieights house eou-ty
balance $3000, loan due April. 1919, 7
per cent. Street improvements pain;
stead v renter $30 per month; no trade"
or agents. Owner will be In Portland
Wednesday. C-138. Portland.
HOUSE and lot, 60x113, $850 cash;
11000 terms. Call 1038 E. 18th t. B.
$312 $12 DOWN. $6 month. Two room
furnished house. Tubpr 4 857.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
BUILD SHIPS
For rent, lease or sale river frontage
ACHE AUK
57
ATTENTION. MR. FARMER!
Here is a chance of a lifetime, to
I r,'" rout" - coruoratlon
fi?? "h fflrm flneat
tmproved rarm. Zl t
we have two
of valley oll.
30 miles of Portland, near both electric
and steam transportation, good toWn
with creamery and condenser, good
terms, long time and low Interest. See
Mr. Rose at rjom l. jsorth Bans
freight station
Gibson Half Acres.
. . .-. .- , "kT. --.1
ju ALl.cr : i in tiv, . wi. -"i.
low, barn, farming implements, wag
on. COW, 160 chicaens. granary, near
Crawford. Wash. Wilb.ro w. 411 Henry
bldg ,
ACRE, new 3 room hmall house, 3
blocks to station, 6e fare. $765, $50
cash, balance easy, (let off at Stan,. !V
station ask forKMIUer or Sell, I .11.
TWO acres for sale, close in witler
on place, by owner. V-1,12. Journal.
kok'halk "-ARIS 17
W M RES ln"ciarke county, Wash., 15
miles from Vancouver, Wash.; 4
mile- from town; running water, za
I -',er r i Z01& fiUf-
.3 room house, good well good fence,
I good family orchard , acres In logan-
I berries; I acre In almond trees 3 years
I old. Best oll. Will tske city reni-
' dence or .mall a-reage as part trade;
eav terms. Call or writ G. Ross,
I iinfman hotel. Eugene. Or.
OVTriTrCE 1 20 acres, by owner. 4S jT:
1 eaily' cleared ; 7 room house, barn fcOx
I '"'' , nl?T!a- V
1 Tabor 3'.'i2. b0 K. 67th N.
I j 5 ACR-E little farm, improved, -rich
,,1 near t. Helens, on fin creek.
e.ii air.no- nn trade. P-144 Jmim.l
j ,.
,. l(l.VTPi iuk , ,m
:0 KK.y A.tAto 14
, ,,r.nr. a Or.mn v.la,--
trie;
at l-iifim i UlllH' I rg Til aa-vAA loea-a
cnieaen -nvuw, a" wcrrienj i y,
acres cleared; partly
(mcnth. A-2.r.X, J4iirnal
partly fenced; $7 per
$ -ACRES, 8-rootn house, barn, fruit,
berries, clover, garden spot. Tabor
l49S,' evenlngn. -
KXCH ASOK REAL KSTATE 21
VlLL, ekcbanrre 1 or S city lots for
'-vUbarban ' grocery--- or,- A?onfctlonery
lMttfisg.---i commercial at., city.
IF YOUR EXCHANGE Is a Square
Deal, see .wkihvvkm i - tiKAi.ri
KXCHAXGEP.EAL ES'TATK 21 ,
. . . . . iOotinned , i
CALIFORNIA RANCH. i
43 acres. ill tirst class soil, 20 acre
In Bartlett pears li acres plow iand.
balance Pasture, running aatw.tiim.iaa .
place, abundance for Irrigatloir; good
,weii. room house, large bam. gran-.'.'
vim Ken nouse. include team. '-.
WfonV ""?". buggy, all farming
tools household furniture, chicken '
and duck, etc.; loratui in Mendocino
county Cel.. H mile 10 school and I V
R. R. stations, 3 miiPR to town. Price .
for everything $7S00. $500 mtge. WIU ;
consider 11 well Improved plac of from v,1
JO acres up clear of deht
. w THOMPSON & KWAN,
C12 Main st. Vantuver WinH. " '
lb'OO AJ.li 31 ACKtis" ''
Nine cleared, 3 partly cleared, oni'
anc pasture running water. '22 mite V
Vancouver, Wash., chool. V sta
tion. 3 cows, 2 3-yr. heifers, 2 hifer
calves, 2 horses, 3 yr. olcf sow. chi k
en, hares, 12 tons hay, all far'm lm
plements, fair buildings. Consider
Portland or suburb at $1000, $1000
cash, $600 time. Call owner, 4 N. 3d L
Hroadwav 2234
40 acres tor sale or wouin1' trade
ade for
hops i"!
nouse ana lot cioae to . r. aiioDs
Portland. Address box 12i, Tillain.wU
WILL trade DOx 100 foot lot Tor
or auto Call 4fi N f st.
HTOitK mid flat, $3000, ffor ilcur lots
or Hcrcage. Muln 27.
, W A .V T K I ) ft K A I ttOHT A I K i I
SPOT ;msIi, hoi:se bargain wantol to
, $:00i). Marshall 16. 09 Mohaak
Bldg.
WK WILL. SELL
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT
J. C CORHINjt , 1.EW1H BLDO.
r)R cash, i heap land near clly, suit.
ahle for inlkh gouts. U-145, Jour,
na I.
HI'll.ljlNti loiM in Kohu t'lik.or lturisi-
mist lor iuhIi; Kiv8 price, lot and
block number. N-i;2. .lournnl.
ICOO.MI(i HOI ft IS
O.I
OW M'.H going east, sacrifice IS rooms
housekeeping Apia., well f in nlxh.-d.
good home hihI lm onus, only pait
ttniw. Khmi 7 74 1.
HthlM.hS OPl'OltTL'MTJkM Utf
BUSINESS CHANt'KS, KAST I'OltT
LAN I .
WE WANT A
Mt'SIC TKACIIKR.
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTI
TIONER. 2 Rooms. $15.
light and heat service.
C!T1ZKNS' HANK HI. lxl
A NliW clown slock of gen. iihIko. and
few fixtures; Invoice about $'J&00; a
good new location; can snow uliout .mil
saved over present prices, might niiike
a little discount; should piirty desire to
uud to their present stock i unnot iuhKh
a mlstaxe; ail staples; beat reason for
welling. AX-264, Journsl.
FOR SALE CONFECi io.-vi-.i. .
STORE, IN GOOD Up-To-DA" E
TOWN, GOOD BUSINESS LAST
YEAR; BEEN RUN KKVEKAi,
YEARS; JUST THE RIGHT PLACE
HHi YOUNG COUPLE; CASH. PART
T EH MS. WRITE PX-187. JOURNAL.
I OR SALK. Confectionery, soda foun
tain, igurs and lunch room, beauti
ful fixlnren, rood. ell established
mismei-a tiixoice jhiui; win sen ut a
I: Kaaill If taken ut once. Write for
I'-rll-ulari. Hx lf.4 toltnge Grove. Ur.
GROCERY nd murket, corner loca
tion, reasonable rent; will sell at
sacrifice, other hiislneas. This Is the
best huslneHK locRllon in this district.
Come and see. SrJOl Woodstock ave.
New Grocery Stock
Worth $1100. Will Hell for $Si0.
MufI be canl).
Phone KdHt 1 64 4.
H A V K palent on cniibilied ll'Oillug
hoard atid step-larhier, will sell pat
ent or consider good hacking for tiiHUi-J
ufacture. K. I-'. Webster, u8 Le.uis
tc;n nve.
$000 UNEXCELLED cornel- slor
building, with modein living roon '
groceries at invoice: retiring from
buflne.!. lo yeHia eatiolishetl : Botm
trade. Write ()'.' Rlak Mcfnll bld
FOR SALE. barKalii If taken at once.
Tailor, cleaning and pressing shop;
Rood money maker. lid Helm, Linn
ton. Or.
FOR SALE Equipment for contii.;
Ing. painter complele, for Irifoiin.i
tion a-rlle. M-18L Journal.
c6VFFrCTi7N:RYnuil elfjar store leu
snnable. 2I st., bet. Yamhill and
1-uy U r . .
A AfiLLER 3 see! ion vulcanizing ph.nt
for sale or will trade for an auto.
KX-ZTfi. Journal.
f8llgrocerufiT "confectionery: will
sell nt Invoice. 87 N. 6th st. Phon
Prondway 4 491.
PARTNER Article of merit,
nuired. G-362. Journal.
$8& re-
Ut'hl.lvS.4 Ol'l OKTt'MTIEH
WANTED Live side line to trade:
road. KOtT, Journal.
WANTKD Cfood srriaii business. Atf
dresw CX-1S0. Journal.
MONEY TO LO..::
REAL ESTATE
OUR Installment plan la t tie tt and
aurest method of paying a loan.
$32.29 per month of 36 uionim. or
$21.24 for 60 months, or
$16.17 for 06 mouths pays a 81000
loan and Interest.
Other amounts In proportion.
W loan on Improved city property.
Or for building purposes.
No commission charged.
EQUITABLE SAVG'S & LOAN ASSN.
Z4Z HtarK ft.. riinmii)!. t.
BUILDING loans ou cil." or suburban
property; money advanced . work
progress. W. U. Beck, 31S Falling
bldg. Main 3407. ;
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts, mortgage, loans; reaaonab
ratea F Tf Lewis. Lobby 4. Lewis hid.
MONEY TO LOAN In amounia Ol ilJ
to $6000 on city property.
if HEI.L. 201 Oerllnger bldg.
LOW F.ST i"t loan on WUIarnaita
valley farms. 11. E. Morton. Salem
or McMlnnv lilt -
M J N E" Y i o 1 oan 6 to 8. W. 1L Salts
& Civ. l n ;, panting niog.
MONEY to loan on improved city, farm
property ,F. C. King. 814 Spa Idlng.
$20u7 1350. 1600. $00. $1200. 1186'
Fred W. German Co.. j$a Cham. Con.
40,6oo"bR LEH'S. FAflRTNGTON.
80 4th st. Bosrd of Trwde Bldr,
SEE US; small loans, inatallinenl loana.
Cellsrs-Murton Co.. 825 Yeon nidg
$1000 to $60u0 to loan, no comriilamoi;
I'rincipsi. w-n , journal.
MORTGAGE LOANS. and 7. Loutv
Salomon A Co.. 8 Oak st.. near r,ih.
iiOAiA AO LO.!."!
t it AT I K I.. HAIHIKH
SALARIES, ;HATTED8.
IF YOU NEED MONEY sr.E I'M.
Loan made to pt-rsoiu on salary or j
fixed Income, on uianionds, houseliold i
furniture, planoa. aiiiomobUen, tnotoi
cyclea and other personal properly, .:
Without unnecessary delay, iiasy in
svallmcnts or lepaymnu. if dvslred.
lBul rates of intetesl without bioa
eraie. Licensed by state.
PORTLAND li'AN COMPANY,
206 Dek.ini Bldg.
SALARY LOANS OS PLAIN NOTES..
Also loan on household furnltur.
piano, etc. at th lowt . poasibl
rates.
Remember, we do not remov furni
ture fiom your hum. .Salary loa&s
strictly confidential. ,
columbia discount co.,
Licensed.
$17 Falling Uldg.
Portland remedial, loan ahA sI '
luatabilshed by Portland buini
men to protect borrower.
C. MYERS HERMANN. Mgr. V4 Stark. '
IXANS ON DIAMONDS. JTKWELRY,:
PIANO.- HOI'bKHOI U FUHNITURE i
MONEY loaned lo salaried men. or on
! chattels,. at legal rates, on easy Jn
atallmente. Ham Installment Co- or
ganized exclusively by salaried men. ,
tor mutual protection. Z02 McKay bldg. -
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SWISS FLORAL. CO.. 23d. afd CJUaan. CO., 822 Chani of Com. bldg. Mar. 2272
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