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THE OREGON DAILY? JOURNAL, PORTLAND, " TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916.
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VALUED-POLICY LAV
IS SCORED IN TALK
ON IE INSURANCE
Statutes In ; Forge In 21
S States, Says Speaker, Fur
: nlsh Incentive to Crime,
FARMERS RESPONSIBLE
2natme- ltwvtdsg Amana 0
. lufiMut e Taken. M Conolxsive
s xtmwi r-opeyty ftwr.
In a paper on "The Standard Policy."
W. A. Williams, representing on Of
the leading insuranot companies In tb
United States, outlined last evening,
for the" benefit of the attendants at the
seventh Beed college-Portland Realty
- Board extension leoture on real estate,
tba blatory of insurance, and ended up
hi paper with An Indictment of the
valued policy law.
, ,"M the beginning of the prcaent oen
, tnrr.n I14 Mr. Williams, "a rsllfloue
soot' existed in the East Indies gov
erned by creed which made anuiln
tlon for gain religious duty, a holy
and honorable profession. Thia sect
bsd- existed for over 1000 years, and
for ages was unmolested by the na
' tlve i rulers, paying taxes for the privi
lege of practicing its bloody rltee until
finally suppressed by the British gov
ernment in 1.834, '
"Exactly 49 yeara after the thug was
suppressed in the East Indies be was
t, reincarnated wider his modern name
In the good state of , Wisconsin by
the enactment of a statute, alnce
known as the valued policy law, which
declared 'that whenever an insured
building should be totally destroyed by
fir, the amount of insurance in force
should be taken as conclusive evidence
of the true value of the property and
the true amount of loss or damage, ro
gardloss of the actual value of the
property.
"That the law has raised the aggre
gate cost , of fire Insurance to the
- American people, and that it is the
direct "Cauee of an untold amount of
arson, perjury and murder, no one fa
miliar with fire statistics can for an
Instant doubt The dangers of the new
law. to life, property and morals have
repeatedly been pointed out by state
officials. During the past few years,
on th ground that It offers an incen
tive" to -crime, the law was vetoed by
the governors of Colorado, Nevada and
Utah, and the governor of West Vir
ginia refused his signature."
That this law. which Is in force in
It states. Is directly responsible for
- the antagonism of the American farm
er to any kind of fire insurance was
pointed out by Mr. Wlllfams.
"The American farmer today," said
Mr. Williams on this point, "is the he
reditary foeman of fire Insurance; he
makes ho distinction between com
panies on account of character, record
or methods. To hln the few com
panies he learned to distrust In the
palmy Mays of farm Insurance are tyi
leal of th whole body of fire under
writers. In his Ignorance of the facts,
th readiest remedy that occurred to
: the agriculturist, was to wipe out the
whole iniquity , with a sweeping 'aw
which required that the amount of in
surance should be taken as the real
: value and loss. The offer of a reward
to anyone sharp enough to swindle an
insurance company waa a practical e p
pltcatlon of the maxim-, 'Set a thief to
catch a thief; but in resorting to this
crude remedy the farmers forgot to
- consider the possible consequences to
either their own or other people's in
terests." s . ' Building PermUg.
Ben Bell my. wreck one atory frame afore
building, 40S Hawthorne ave.. between Grand
Lubricate Bowels
With Paraf f ine Oil,
Says Famous
Salvant
Constipation Being Treated
. With Pure Paraf fine
Tar.en Inwardly.
famous English physician. Sir Wm.
rbuthnok Lauie, was the first to dem
onstrate that paraffin oil. or petro
leum, taken inwardly In ordinary
': doses, yodld soften the contests of
'.' the bowels, oil the channels and cause
an easy, natural motion.
Pure paraffins oil is being used for
lubrication by many thousands of peo
ple. .,
Ameroll a superior, highly refined
paraffins oil, Is sold at all the Owl
Drug Stores at 60 cents per pint bottle.
Ameroll is not absorbed Into the
-'system, and therefore does not clog
th passages. It Is not a cathartio nor
a laxative, not a drug, poison or a
food. It Is simply a lubricant, and Is
tasteless, odorless and colorless, easy
to take, agreeable, effective and thor
oughly safe.
If after a reasonable trial of Amer
oil it is not found thoroughly effec
tive and satisfactory In every way, the.
Owl Drug Co. guarantees to refund the
full purchase price.
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VOTED FIRST AT82;H
WAS WILSON BALLOT
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Mrs. Esther Warner Calkins.
Lebanon, Or., Nov. II. Mrs. Esther
Warner Calkins, aged 82, of this city,
who resides over a mile from the polls,
walked both ways to the polls1 here to
east ber first vote, a vote for Preei
dent Wilson. Mrs. Calkins was born
in Syracuse, N. T., October 4, 1x34, and
in 1845 she was wedded to Peter Cal
kins. They came to Oregon in 1882
and 'settled in Linn county.
re. and E. Sts at. ; O. K. Bom City Wreck
las; Co., wreckers; $2M.
W. Llaoakl, repair one story frame dwelling,
0 Elsndena it., between Brwta and Fatten are.,
guilder. Mint; fl23. V.,
K. B. Anderson, repair ones story frame
dwelling, 1227 Alblna are., between Jessup
an1 Simpson ata.; builder, aame; 2SO.
Krerett Luaanantb, erect ram carafe, 88
East 41 it at., between Delia and Flanders
U.; builder, same; 3290.
Everett Luaanantb. erect one and one half
atory (rams dwelling, W B. 4 1st St.. between
Datla and Flanders ata.; builder, tame; 65300.
J. E. Dunham, repair two itory frame dwell
ing SZd at., between 48th snd 60th ere.;
builder, tame: $300.
JT. B. Holiusn, erect one atory frame garage.
SAO Commercial St., between Graham and Stan
lou ata.; C. Smith, builder; I1O0.
Mrs. Bertba L. Kiug. erect frame garage.
842 Grant at., between Broadway and 0U t.;
builder, aame; 8300.
Mr. Bertha L. King, erect two atory tram
apartment honee, 842 Orant St.. between uth
and Broadway; builder, aame; 812,000.
R. JL. Ollaan, repair one atorr frame hull.
688 flarler t.. between 21 rt and 22d ata.: Wal.
ter R. Than, builder; $75.
Mra. H. Alenblade, repair one atory frame
' dwelling. 1142 E. Uadlaon at., between SS. 88th
arid K. With: T. P. Dye, builder; 1183.
, Hlcfaard Martin, repair two atory frame
epartinent bouae, 388 6th it., between Mont
gomery and Harrison eta.; F. c. Belchle,
builder; 275.
A. W. Rahlia. rpnalr two mtnrr fr.m. nv,m.
Ing houae, 4tf Hoyt at., between 10th and 11th
ai. , builder, aeiiie; $aa
Mary Couch, erect etorage shed, adjoining
Ice Hippodrome, Marshall at., between 20t
snd 21st at.; K. A. Maclean, builder; $30.
Ileal Estate Transfers.
QiiMle 11. Jacobs and boaband to Evert
Lllaananttl. L. S, 10, B. 7, Dover. .$
Batelle Macaulay to Emma A. Lewton,
L. 17. IS. B. X. lit Vahnr rntral
1C
1.600
10
10
1
650
600
h tract
Currie E. Borera to Jennie Q. Clarke,
et al, h. 1, B. ii, Uoaamere
Portland Homei Co. to A. J. Erated
et al, L. 16, B. 12, Beaumont
Lyman Wynkoon and wife to Kmlly Alice
lke uitd. 1-8 of fol.: 8. 88 1-8 feet
of L. 13. B. 4. Walnut Park add....
Tba Joe. A. Mtrowbridge Katate Co. to
J. P. DeWitt. L. e, B. 22, Errol Ht.
R W. Schmeer et al to Milton M.
Crlaman, I. 87. 88, B. 4, first Elec.
addition
C. J. H. Carlson to Christine Carlson,
U 14. B. 5, Roaedale, uud. Va int.
10
T. C. Humubrer and wife to Lydla "
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" neeu, aq, roa. in See. T,
T. 1 8.. R. I E
1
1
688
1
T86
10
I
1
Arthur A. BalUnger to Mabel B. Bal-
iinger. it s, a. aa, Brentwood
Albert BX Newcomb and wife to Mult
nomah Engine Co. Bener, aaaucia
tlon, K. ft feet U 1, B. 8, Qlencoe
Park
Mary A. Blackford and bnaband to Ide
May Blackford, I. 4, B. 4, Walde
mere . ,
Sheriff to Charles A. Miller, h. 2,
B. 8. Hlghlaad Park 7.
Lenrelhnrat Co. to Harrey Forearaan,
h. 1. 2 B. 40. Warerletgh Hta
Herman 8. raitings to John F. Kauf
maun, L. ft, B. 20, Ladd't addition..
Jetale R. partridge to Jamei M. Par
tridge, tt. 7. 8. 18 to 20, B. 8,
Vaugbton Perk
Alfred M. Lull and wife to John R.
Pearl, U. 4, B. 3, Easton
Northwestern Trust Co. to Frank P.
Bush, U 17, B. 8. Wilbur ton
H. B. Dickinson and wife to Northwest
ern Treat Co., land In Sec 21, T. 1
8., B. 8 B
T. O. Anderson and wife to C. W.
DeUraff, L. 10. B. 85, Uurelburat
Kmms K. Oolwell to II. B. Lelnenweber,
L , 4, S, 8, 10. 12. 14. Id, B.
14, Sonthern Portland
Myrtle M. Foresman and bnaband to
Lanrelhurst Co., L. $, B, 11, Bast
Pwrtland Hta
Guale H. Jacobs and huaband to Erert
UUanantU, U 7 B. 7, Euclid Ht.
Leurelhurat Co, to Evert UUkoanttl, I.
8. B. 112, Lanrelhurst .7...
W H. Ross and wife to William B.
Roberson. N. 87U feet of U 10, B.
11, Ernst Portland Hta
Vltor Land Co. to Benjamin Green. L.
X, B. 4, llowitt add
Hv.V.H,u ,od wlf to Georgia Ethel
Gelsler,, L. 13, 14, B. 9. Clemaoa
add
Ells Junk to r. A. Knapp. U 60. Mid
land Acre tracts
Leurelhurat Co. to O. EL Ramelln. L
L. 23, 26, B. .101, Leurelhurst....
The Kortheote Co. to Louise a. Clarke
et el. 10.S acres beg In Sly section,
line ef Sec. 10, 10 chains E. of sec
tion corner bet. bVhjs, 24 and 25. T. 1
g-. end end 80, T. 1
Antonio Rybitskt " a'nn "wVfe 'to Maryan
8. UsacsirnsU et al, A. 14, B. 41,
Capitol Hill C.....
North west rn Trest Co. to Claude B sty
el al, U 1. 10, B. 8, Wllburton
0. M. Caldwell to 3. B. 8ohrpe, L.
4, B. X Wepello Psrk V.....
W. R. BiUlln snd wife to I. J. Rob
inson, et II U I, t B. 8. Nash's
1st add
Alien W. Cook and wife to Charles H.
Calkins, 1 sere beg. In center of
P. V. road. 181 feet & of B. line
of Jas. Powell P. L. 0....
Empress Theatre Corp. of Washington
and Snlllvaa A Considline Corp. of
Washington, to Empress Theatre Co.,
a corp., L. 8, 4, 0 and E. ft L. 8,
B. 221. Portland, also cancels and
discharges lessee
Mary J. Bell to Anna Bell Morrow,
L. IT, B. 10, Portsmouth Villa An
nex No. 8
John B. Hlbbard to Nellie O. Hlbbard,
wife. U 2, B. 71, Lanrelhurst
C. B. James and wife to B. K. Bam
eey. L. . 7, B. 0, Park View Kxtd.
Columbia Valley Trust Co. to Qeorge
L. Oolwell, L. SO, 81. 82, B. 2 Car
den Park; also U . U. 83, Ports
mouth Fred O. Lelbola and wife to Ethel M.
WU Iams, LTB. , T, 8. B .83; U
Mi West 'Portland Park
8hrUJ f? A- Paulson. U is,
8, MsUory add.
r. N. Pendleton asd wife to J. O.
Ainsworth, Ui.fi. M, Bast Peri
ls nd ,
J. C Ainsworth snd wife to Buffua.
Pendleton, Ine., L. 2. B. 86 East
Portland
S. M. Mann to Bentea M. Bnrey, U
10-
10
10
10
10
10
2,000
10
430
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7,100
10
10
10
10
10
1.140
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RUSSIANS WILL .
TRY AGAIN TO
SAVEflOUMANIA
' Con tinned rresi Page One.)
tArioug allied, forces. Is harrying on- to
Prilep, to which.- point the Teutonic
f oraes withdrew, and plans to throw
out his columns In a thrust eastward
against Negrotln, n the Vardar "river.
Sucb, s, blow would bo a menace to the
IE;
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FOR CLOSING OF WAR
President Completing Mes
sage to Be Delivered to
Congress on December 5,
COOPERATION ADVOCATED
ntt-sttrlks and SaUroaA AU &eUia.
tlost amd 7orelg-n Trade Comtlss
' tion Anthozlty asooaimsnfled.
By Robert J. Bender.
Washing-ton, Nov. 81. (U. P.) A
call to American business to meet un
precedented trade conditions after the
war, is to be -the keynote of President
V'llson'e message to congress Tuesday,
December 6. The president is complet--C
the message today and expects soon
to have it In the hands of the printer.
The president betleves the country's
Industries can do a maximum amount
of work only when there is a minimum
of industrial unrest. His message Is
expected to emphasise this In sn ap
peal to employer and employe for more
cooperation, more confidence of each
in the other and less tendency to'class
feeling-.
An tl -Strike Measures Tavored.
In this connection, the president has
formulated plans for rendering prac
tically impossible strikes of all kinds.
H will urge completion of a program
similar to that proposed in his last
message to handle such situations as
the recent threatened strike of the
railroad brotherhoods.
Believing the railroad problem as
Important a domes tio Issue as eon
fronts tbs country, the president will
urge congress to give the most careful
consideration to possible legislation
which will aid the transportation sys
tems to expand and Improve to meet
the additional stress under which they
will be placed at the close of the war.
Would Verait Oombinasioaa.
Abroad, also, the -foundation must
be laid for the comlalg trade upheaval,
the president believes. He will urge
congress to set immediately upon a
measure along the lines of the Webb
bill, 'which will permit American ex
porters to combine without fear of
anti-trust law action.
In addition to these the president's
Message will urge action upon differ
ent measures urged In his message of
a year ago which are still on the list
of the administration's "unfinished
business."
Big Program Zs Outlined.
They are expected to include: Con
servation laws, legislation rendering
fuller political Justice to the people of
Forto Rico, a corrupt practices act,
federal aid and stimulation to indus
trial and vocational education like
that given in the field of agricultural
industry and possibly laws giving fed
eral agents more effective weapons to
use In dealing with conspirators
igalnst the neutrality of the govern
ment. The president will also urge con
tinuation of preparedness for peace by
continuance of a progressive program
of national defense, including ma
terial additions to the navy. In his
recent pleas for the union of nations
to prevent future wars, the president
has pointed out that if America Is to
play her part in enforcing this peace,
she must have the necessary means.
Bulgarian positions and If successfully
maintained, forcing withdrawal of the
Bulgarians, would open the way to fur
ther forward movement by the British
expedition operating northwestward
from Salonlki.
A wireless dispatch from Bucharest
tcday says It is rumored. In the Rou
manian capital that General von Pal
kenhayn has been recalled from com
mand of the German operations in
Transylvania, being replaced by Field
Marshal von Mackeneen, who Is now
in Dobrudja. In Mackensen's place,
the dispatch says, It is reported that
the Germans will put General Luden
dorff. Germans Before. Craiova.
Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Nov.
21. (TJ. P.) "Our infantry now
stands before Craiova," declared the
German official statement today, tell
ing of the eweep of the Teutonic
armies against the Roumanians."
The official statement also Uctalled
a report from Field Marshal von
Mackensen, In Dobrudja, that Con
stansa and Cernovoda had been
shelled.
"Our flyer squadrons bombarded a
transportation establishment near Bu
charest," the statement said
"Between Prespa lake and the Cer
ns, (Macedonian front), the enemy Is
feeling ahead with vanguard troops
toward the GermanBulgriaa posi
tions. Serbian advances at acme places
on the Moglena front, prepared by
strong fire, failed."
From Archduke -Carl's front, In the
Ludova. sector, the report said:
"A patrol enterprise- in the Car
pathians was carried out by German
rifles ss planned. The Russian ad
vance in the neighborhood sector,
made in order to relieve pressure on
another part, failed In sanguinary
fashion. German-Austro-Hungarlan
troops north of Campolung repulsed
several Russian night attacks.
Flowers for Liberators.
Salonlki, Nov. 21. (U. P.) Serbian
forces are hotly pursing the Bulgarian-German
forces retreating toward
Prilep after being forced out of Mon
astic They have captured the towns
of Ma'kovo, Oredovo, Vrancei, Ridarle,
Bittanik, Novak and Suhadol. despite
resistance by reinforced columns of
the enemy. This resistance Is more
stubborn ss fresh troops are being
brought to the Teutons' aid.
Serbian cavalry entered Monastlr
from the east, swimming the Cerna
river. In the meantime the French,
Russian and Italian forces entered the
City from the south. Those of the peo
ple left la the city met their libera
tors and covered them with flowers as
they mads triumphal progress Into
the city.
Artillery Aids Rar Guard. ,
Paris. Nov. 21. (U. P.) The Bul
garian rear guard of the. army that
was driven out of Monastlr is being
closely pressed by the allies, according
to the French official statement today.
The rear guard,' It is stated, is forti
fied with strong artillery support.
On the western front the statement
detailed artillery fire In the Sal Use!
and Douaumont , regions, with quiet
elsewhere.
; Pqtrogras Admits Retirement.
Petrograd. Nov. U.(TJ. P.)--Under
German pressure; the Roumanians
have retired o FlltasJ, .-according to
the Russian war office statement Is
sued h ' r
MESSAGE WILL URt
NEW TODAY
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Xtosas ef f 10,000 and Up on Xzn.
proved Susines Property (or for
Improvement Psrposes.) -y.'p.
XiXpscoks.
a wtark Street.
FARM LOANS 7 TO 7V2
MOXTOrAOXS BOTJOXT.
Mortgage Company for Amrrloa,
Beem fla Ainsworth Bldg. Portland. Or.
R U P T U R. E
J. A. JOHNSTON
Xuptnre Specialist,
411-418 AUaky BIS, stesmlts Oaarantood
Feary Brothers, Inc.
' WE BUY NOTES
800 Detain ls-. gortlaad. Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment Storage Co.
Offices 2Q3 -4 170 ad St.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT Wilson s Auction iiouaa. ikV-iTi xu
st. Sale at 10 a. m.
1 p. m. at ford A tenon Co, 1st
Id st. Furniture, carpets, ete.
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re 1 cents per word.
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No ad takes for less than 13 cents.
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This charge is for all classifications except
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No ad charged for less than 18 cents.
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HEMSTITCH ING, BRAIDING; BUTTON
5SfvBUTTON COVERED. EASTERN
k. 8TFUAN Uu.titLhiiir.
r v x iurr. w.. oosj Pin, B VV A I XW
L? saTtrtstia aJ i-' ".J, ! ' -
and sunburst pleating; buttons covered; gouda
sponged. Scalloping. Pit toes, blk. B'way JOBS.
AGATE CTJTTIEI
MV.fS7t ut- Jewelers. Expert watchmakers.
Mlller'a. S43K Wsab . bet. B-way and Ark:
BIAJTKB0CK KAKIRS -
"iL1? HOLMAN, IneTW 2d St. Blank
book manatactnrers, agenU lor Junes Im
proved Loose Uaf Ledgers. See the sew Ba
reka Leaf. A-S18. Main 188.
BRASS AMP MACHIKE VORgg
HABPKR-S Basa Works. Brasa eastings and
machine works. IPS N. Bth st. B wa 2M1
UUtrmi awn Wmmn,.
PIPPY A WELD Building contractors: Csr
penter shop 80S Pine st. Broadway 82V
CARPET CLEAKnro
From old carpets,
rag rags, csrpvt
cleaning. North
B. 35S0. B-1280.
west Rag Co.. 188 E. 8th.
J01CC BROS., Electric Cleaning Works-Car
pets cleaned and laid; refitting our ape
cialty. Eaat 440, B-1063. 804 E. 19th St. W.
CHIROPRACTORS
REMOVAL NOTICE.
W. O. Powell, chiropractor, removed to (IS
Panama bldg.. 8d and Alder. Special offer to
first 10 entering his office clinic Bring this
notice. 10 to 12 m., 3 to S p. m.
Sn. aTMAHON, permanently located aanl-
ianum, s-so a montn. siacleay bldg. 81
Adjustments, fig. Muting good. Both phones.
COAL AMD WOOD
LBWES fi:el C07
1 ft, K .nil ll. Q,.
Dealers In cord wood, block wood, slab wood,
oak wood, coal brluueta. Small orders promnt
ly sVellvered.
Brcsdway 2338. Phones A-21M
VATirtN-I. rr:fl. rn r... ui .
4 ft., 83.23 cord. Blockwood, 4 ft.. $4 75
eord; sawed. 85.00 load. Dry slsbwood, rawed.
84 toad. A-l fir, 4 ft.. $5.75 cord. Delivered
m ear n 4a ash
CORDWOOD for sale. Phone Tabor 7B9fl.
-m acu'eriea in ienis, sit. Bcott, Mt
Tabor aod Woodstock districts direct from
coon try.
STANDARD Wood Co., 1st elass fuel. Prompt
AD P Fuel Co. Small ordars our special,
t Pt jt tj. 400 TJnlon sve. N. Esst 48el
- , - . 1 j 1 , , . v. , yw.w iw w.f,,
Btoekwood. 806 Wster st. Main 4586. A-4847.
CONTRACTOR ASD BPILDERg
0SKAR HUBER, General Contractor. 228 Bber
lock Mdg.
POO A1TP CAT HOSPITAL
DB-..; SvItUIHUAN- VETEBINARIAN. b
pltal 418 E. 7th at. East 1847. B-1IW2.
EDUCATIONAL
DANCrWQ . - "
MANCHESTER Dancing Academy, 85U tb st".
bet tark and Oak. Special rates. ? private
lessens. 12; morning, afternoon, evenings all
latest dances guaranteed; class Thursday Sat'
Urday evenings. 7-8:30. Broadway 2160.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath's School Le sons dally'
Oats Tue.. Frl. eve. 108 Sd t.. betwees
Washlngtos asd Stsrk. Leseoss 25e. Main 8
LAW SCHOOLS
OREGON LAW SCHOOL A tborongh. practical
Mrur!,..1;.1rT.- ataons evenlngT Mali
e sjr
irUBIC SCHOOLfl An Tfinrvit
ttANO LHn with dn o. practice pUoo, J
VIOLIN, PIANO. MANDOLIN" Conservatory:
lylUOly N. HOIKiHON. 24S ALDER 8T.
E. TTJ1ELHORN Violin tescner. pupil SevdC
" r ,if-i rr oma. tsrsnsn 1
phOF. T. E. LAWS0.V 1'iano lewoss st ru'ui
BAQTIMK piano plsjlng la 10 to 30 lossonaT
-Chrlstensen system." 412-13 Colnmbla bldg.
.TIRE nrSTRAHCB
PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE 'CO.T
only Oregon fire Inan ranee compspy.
TXTJTT mlTOS ATP RAO RTOS
Send Us Your Old Carpets
IT
Made from eld Ingrain, BraaseU, Axmlnater.
Bmyrns. Also rag roga, ell slsea. Ua.il orders
prompt, Carpt eleanlne. Send for booklet.
WESTERN TVtrr RDO CO..
84 TJnlon sve. N . Pbeoea Eaat OBIS. B-K78.
FITRir ACES
- Boyntpn Furnaces
Bceaomleak effectual. 1. C Bayer Csvi
Front and Msrket. T
HATH GOODS A NTT HATE PRIggTjrO -
FEB VET A HANEBUT. leading wbj and tea
pee makers, finest stock .human beir goods;
halrdresalng. manicnrlng,; face and scalp treat.
went. Removed te 849 Alder, near Broadway,
MAKICTmntg ACT XtATRDRESSnf 9) -
407 Broadway bldg. Residential werk bjr ap
. . Boiatmenu Phone liela 122
MM
-. -icarntTsgai --
OLD mattresses asd fee tier beda made late1
sanitary folding forma; featbere renovated.
folding it. Co.. BOe Willis ma eve. B. 6874.
gQR-nrTOXICATrHO.sTETrRAQES
WEINHARD'S " Golden snd Amber KeeUf.
Henry Wetaberd plant, ISth sad Barnal4e.
MalsJ. Phones-- - A-1102;
PAiNTiirft. TTjrxnro. PAPrRHAjretNO
PAINT1NU. tiuU-jg and per-hanging neat
ly done. Phone Tat or J2.
' PHYBICIAJf B.
bR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Aliaky bldg AatbmaT
Nervoasness. Prostatic Trouble. Bbesmstiia.
PRtsTTERS AJTD ENORAVERS
TUB IV X PRESSJOHN U. MANN.
882 Stark St. Broadway 408. A-4QS8.
RAZOR BLADES gKARJPIHIP
SArETE'rsaors sbsrpeed. all kinds. 35e ana
80e per doses. 145 8d t.. eesr Morrison.
RUBBER, CTAKPg A I'D 1EAXI
AI4I0 Htesclls. Vrade Checks. Brass Signs.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
231 Washington et. Main 710. A-2710.
SHEET MXTAX WORBS
KEPAIR1N0 tin and gravel roofs. Jacob LoeU,
biu nrst st. rnone Msin 14Z4.
I'MON AVE. fcheet Metal Works and furnare
repslrlpg. 411 Union ave. N. Eet 4811.
TOWEX. grjPPLT
PurilLAND Lauadrr Co.. (or prompt, effi
cient service. Phone B'way 410. A-4410.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Oregon Transfer Co,
Established 1870.
Trsoefer anJ Forwarding Agents.
Storage Free Track age.
Office and Storage 474 Ollaan st.
13tb and Gliaan. Main 00. A-44A0.
ALWAYS "PICK" THE BEST HOUSEHOLD
GOODS SPECIALISTS Storage. Packing,
Shipping and Moving. H- rse or - Auto Vane.
Slvial frelcbt rates to sll points.
C. 0. PICK TRANSFER A 8TORAOB CO,
Second and Pine. Broadway 60d, A-1090.
KANUPATtift$ 1
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS
piTjKBnra surPLTEg
PLUMBINU supplies, wbolasale prices, Staxk
Davis Co., 212 Third st. Msin 77.
IANITARY WIPIKg RAOS
1 QHAMK Pfl r2 FRONT ST.
Li OnnllfN LUi PHONE MAIN 1080.
- WOOD PIPB "
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE Co. Factory ane
office near 24th snd York sts. Msin 8480.
MEETING NOTICES
41
CAMP meets every
Wednesday evening
in W. o. W. tempi.
-107
121 11th mt All mam
CAMP
ft,, ors requested to at-
W.O.WA tend. VUitors wei
WUU1S,
J. J. BLUMBERd
HERMAN SCHADB, Clerk.
A. & A. S. RITE Ains
worth chapter of Rose
Croix No. 1 Regular meet
ing in auditorium, Scottish
Rite cathedral, this eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Work
in 18tn degree. By orJer
WISE MASTER.
PORTLAND LODGE !1.
reeular meeting. Moose
hall. Broadway snd Mor
rison st., at 8 odocK p
m., sverj Wednesday eve
niss. Visitors welcome.
P. I PROCTOR.
"yea- PQVI vmi.
Thl Maccabees, attention! Portland
tent. No. 1, will give a card party
and dance at their hall. 409 Alder St.,
on Thursday evening, Nov. 22. There
will be good prices, good muslo and a
food time. , All Maccabees and their
riends invited. Admission 16c, Com
mittee. .
secretary.
SAMARITAN Lodge No. 2,
I. O. O. P. Regular meet
ing Wednesday at 8 P- m. at
I. O. O P. temple. 228 Al
der street. Second degree. Visitors
always welcome. E. J. Elmgren, N. G.
R. Oevoia. Secy.
HAWTHORNE LODGE, No.
111. A ir. & a. M. SDeclal
? communication this (Tues
day) evening, masonic .xeiu-Wot-If
in tha U. C de-
rree. Visiting brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER, Secretary.
MT'T . Stt a ZTTTT R A1CT1 Will
give anotner aance ana
card party at the Mult
nomah hotel Saturday eve..
Nnv ISth. All Masons and
friends invited,
F. OP A COURT Scandla No. 7. Ail
members are requested to attend
funeral of departed brother, Gus Wahl
gren,, at Flnley'a chapel, 5th and
Monffeomery. Wednesday 2:30 p. m.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, ci arms. Jaeger Bros., lll-l Ith.
XifUl $iaiistlcs
marriages, Births, Deaf fix
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Held. Ueorge. Or., and Esther
Kelly. 821 12th st.
David Mann, Butte. Moat., and Ethel Alli
son, 406 Simpson St.
Elpha Delmer Greene, 107S Woodward ave.,
and Gladys Evangeline Miller, same address.
Pnlla H. Sever, Ratnapo hotel, snd Lillian
M. Jackson, same address.
Tom F. Nortbwsy, Troutdale, Or., and Mary
Sprbrock. Troutdale, Or.
Samuel Montgpmery. 2S7 East 6th St.. and
Elisabeth Zlrgler. Zane, Hlslop hotel.
L. J. Hartoin, 2C8 Ivy St., and Martha
Thorn, 793 Williams ave.
Martin L. TJomsland, Vaahon, Wash., snd
Dolly C. Collins. 1607 Fremont St.
Hswley J. Bean, Echo, Or., sad Flora Alice
Dnntrnm. SS4 Best Bnroslde street.
W, G. Smith & Co,
xniro r ioor. worsrsn oiag.
DRESS suits for rent, all sixes. Unique
Tailoring uc, 189 BtarK st.
BIRTHS
CONE To Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cone,
Grangevllle, Idabo. Nov. Z a son.
SMITH To Mr. snd Mrs. Eugene E. Smith.
648 W. Broadway, November 6, a daughter.
HORROCK8 To Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horrocks,
267 B. S4th st., Nov. 10, a son. .
ISHIHARA To Mr. and Mrs. M. Isblhara, Co
lnmbla blvd. and Vancouver ave., Nov. 10, a
dacghter.
WEDDEIX To Mr. ajid Mrs. Charles L. Wed
dell, 10.M E. Orant at.. Nov. 10, a son.
BURNHAM To Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bnrn
ham. E. 46th and Simpson sts.. Nor. 11, a
daughter.
BL ROUTT To Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Borgett
S61G 80th ft. 8. E., Nov. 12, s son.
JOHNSON To Mr. sad Mrs. William R.
Johnson, Raymond, Wash., Nov. 13, a daugh
ter. PIHESEH To Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flreseh. 890
Front st.. Nov. 18, e danghter.
DEATHMAN!) ' FUNERALS 78
ELLIOTT At the family residence. 60 Hum
boldt St.. Sunday afternoon, November 10,
1W16. Darley A. Elliott, aged 62 years. A
widow, eae daughter, Mrs. Cora L. . Green,
four sons, Dr. 0. W., B. J., D. E. of this
city and T. J. Elliott of Oklahoma, also one
brother, B. J. Elliott of Oklahoma, survive
him. Funeral will be held tomorrow (Wednes
day) morning, November 22, at 0:30 a. m..
at Chambers Co. -chapel, comer Kllllngsworth
sve. snd Kerby at. Services will be con
ducted by Rev. Feese of the Patton M. E.
church, assisted by Rev. - Kerr. Interment
Warren, Or.
EANELLO In this city, November 20, at
the family residence, S73 Lereb tt.. G.
Zanello . aged 67 years S months, . beloved
husband of Eugenia 7 inello, fsther of Em
ma lit a, Ruth, Fred and John Zanello. Fu
neral services will be held under the aus
pices of Portland lodge No. 142. B. P. O. E.,
tt Holmes's funeral parlors, 3d snd Salmon
sts... .st 2:30 p. m. tomorrow (Wednesdsr),
Norember 22. Friends Invited. Interment Riv
ervlew cemetery. Sen. Francisco. Sacramento
snd Oakland. Oal., papers plesee copy.
DIETS la this city November 20, 101S, st
his residence, 1S4BU Cbrbett at., Louis F.
Diets, age 2S yean? ft. months 2 daya. De
ceased la survived by widow Mrs. Gladys
Diets, and mother, Mrs. Fred Diets. Remains
are at the parlors of Skews Undertaking Co.,
corner Sd snd Clay sts. Funeral notice later.
Praod Rapids,- Mich., papers please copy.
WAHLGRBN The funeral services at the late
One Wehigrea will be held - Wednesday,
November 22. at 2:80 o'clock p. n., at the
rerldence establishment ef J. P. . Fin ley A
Son. Montgomery at 6thT Friends Invited. In-
teraaent at Kiverview cemetery .
JOHNSTONE Iu thia city, November, 21.
VMa Johnstone, age 83 years. . Late ef 749
B. Askeny tt. . The lemalna ere at the resi
dence etabushmen( et J. P. Flo Icy t akin,
Montgomery st Stb St- Notice et funeral
hereaf tec , -
A.
DEATHS ANf FUNERALS 75
fOoBtlaned)
DUNCAN- Mary K. Done a. aood Samaritan,
' Nov. 17, SS jears. tubercular peritonitis. -GIU8TI
Teresa OlnsU. Sot B, Mill et, Nov.
17, t moetbs, broodio-pneumonis. -BCHROEiKR
MargaretUa C. Bcbroeder. gu
Tmell st-cNov. 17, 9 years, tabercnlosts.
LA RSO.N Andrew Larson, 828 Bentoa St., Nov.
' 17. 1 rears, cbroote bronchial asthma. -BENSON
Annie C. Benson, 155 . 1Mb St.,
Nov. 19, OS years, carcinoma ef stomach.
OFFER Julius M. Offer, Densendorf spts.,
- Nov. 1, 49 years, earelnema.
PEHART Bdward J. DeHart, lit N. 20tk sU
n Not. eO years, spoplexy. -
FLORISTS
CLARKE BROS- florists. tS7 M or rise o
- gt Main or A-1M5. Fine flowers snd
floral deelgns. No bra ncn stores. -
MARTIN & FOKBE3 CO., tiorists. 4s4
Wash. Main 269, A-lt6. Flowers
for ail occasions artistically arranged.
MAIN 1116; wreaths, pillows, 1 1 up.
Sprays 1 up. cnappeil 8 347 Monro,
OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO IS
Qllsan et. Mar. 437s. A-14S4.
MAX.V gMlTH, florlet, 141 itFsC
SWISS FLORAL CO.. SSd and Gllsaa.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
' RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS N
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN 507, A-lSll
IP. L Li
TT ilae4 as Vas TTa 4 11k m w A X-7 we WawSS
v saws vessn- . msi i ia tuu usn tuviyes
Phones E.7I1, B-1183. Lady assistant
A. D, Kenwprthy Co,
Tabor 1287; E802 2d St.. Lenta, Tabor
BS96; 6th st. and Foster road. Arleta.
F, S, Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 K.
Alder st. Phone EastSl. B-2525.
Dunning&McEntee 5".T.T"a
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430, a-45. Lady assistant.
A R 7ollor Pn 694 Williams s.ve.
Mi-n, eiiar OOtEast 108, C-1088.
ia.uy tmr.uant. uay sno tiignt service.
MILLER & TRACET. IndeDandent Fu
neral Directors. Prices low as 120.
MO. 160. Wash, at Ella. M. 261. A-788s.
J. P M MT P-V A- HAM
Progressive Funeral Directors,
MUWIWMEKI AT riFTH,
QlpUCQ Undertaking Co. Main 41(2
Cor. 3d and day.
R.T. Byrnes, new residence establ't.
set wiuiams ave. worn, zzo, c-i4i.
Hamiltnn Ea,t 80th and Ollaan. Fu
namillUII nersl services. Tebor 4ll.
Breeze & Snook t2t84t?.e,mont-
VAULTS
THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY,
Foot Montgomery street. Tabor 2121.
Bteel reinforced concrete burial vaults.
Air tight, waterproof, everlasting
MONUMENTS,
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS 2C4-I6S
4th st.. opp. City UalL Main I54.
lii'llp Neu Sons, for memorials.
BLAESING GRANITE 9
67-3RD. ST. AT MADISON
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
FreS Ship-Building Site
CALL 201 3RD.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
FIVE ROOMS
MODERN COTTAGB
AT A SACRIFICE.
Located In Waverly Heights,
S blocks from 26th St., 2 blocks
from Clinton, built for my own
home. The cottage contains all
the latest improvements. Oak
paneled walls and beam ceilings,
china buffet, every room tinted,
surrounded with fruit trees, ber
ry bushes and shrubbery, com
pleting a home not to be dupli
cated for the money. Telephone
Broadway 8083 and I will take
you over the property, or write
B-256, Journal.
SPECIAL. '
New modern 4 room house, oak
floors, bookcases, bath, disappearing
bed. gas, electricity, attic, full cement
basement, walks, light fixtures -and
blinds. Value 12500. Sell 82000, terms.
Near Union and Ainsworth. See owner.
ev Bimpeon st.
NEW 6 room house, to be tinted and
painted to suit buyer; 60xl00-fool
lot; 2 blocks from carllne, near good
school: terms like rent: could not ba
built for the money today. Brong Co.,
itift utK st. r-none Mam ims.
31500 buys t room bungalow, 2 lots,
choice corner, E. 30th st,; J extra
outbuildings, fruit, electrio lights, gas,
toilet; 8100 down, bat 318 monthly.
L-260, Journal. .
ST. JOHNS
Attractive new bungalow, I rooms,
1 blowk to car. built in cupboards, 850
down, balance like rent. 710 Rich
mond st. Columbia 14.
EIGHT room house and 4 lots 48x160
each, on Manhattan Heights, or will
trade for clear, smaller property. L-
HERE! 3700 will buy 8 room piss
tered cottage near Anabel station,
60x100 lot, alleys, etc. Term given.
B-288. journal.
fcOUR roomed house 8900, 320 down.
balance easy terms. an aiternoons
1166 E. 17tn St. N.
FOK SALE by owner, dandy corner, (
At hniii full hflltmtnt Raa Awn
er. 13 N. 3d st Phone Broadway 130,
WILL sell my 87 equity In 2 room
nouse xor sau. lmi iviivu. mi tit.
tn St. it. rnone wouanwn tiiv
FOUR small business lots, Irvington,
cheap; built to suit purchaser. East
273.
WILL sell or trade bouse and lot In
Mt. Scott district. Phone E. 843.
FOR SALE LOTS
1
LOTS BARGAINS
Lots cheaper than can be bought on
either side of this addition. Inquire
1468 Congress st. AS room bungalow,
lot 56X100 ft. Same a,ddress.
FOR SALE OR TRADK -f lots, msnu
. facturing district. Call E. (114 after
5 evenings.
ACREAGE
57
FOR SALE One acre land With S
room house furnished; small barn,
three chicken houses, 66 bearing -fruit
trees. 81200, half cash. J. YV. Carman.
Mcuoy, ur.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN rancbes
near Portland. 2. 8, 10 acre tracts,
best soU, good roads, near electric. 388
to 8209 per sere, easy terms. McFar-r
land. 608 Yeon bldg.. Portland. , -
16 ACP.E8: 7 In crop. 6 room bunga
low, barn, farming implements, wag
on, cow. 160 chlcnena. gnuaary. Near
Crawford, WaauX WitbJOW. 411 Henry
bldg.
57
fOontlnnedl
ssSiss
Scappoose Acres
NEAR" PORTLAND.
2400 acres, divided Into tracts any
filse from 4 acres up; prices from 825
o $$S per acre; texma 10 down snd
balance to suit purchaser. Railroad
through the land, Plenty living water;
annual rainfall 44 inches, no long
droughts;, no rocks; no better soil to
be found anywhere for raising fruits,
berries nd vegetables; ideal location
for dairying and hog 1 snd chicken
raising; opportunity for work near sy.
We nave any kind of land that you
want.
Lueddemann Company,
tit Chamber of Commerce.
Gibson Half Acres.
Good soil, city water, close in ear
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall s 1686 or Sell
wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner. '
CHEAP IS acres close in. 800 cords
of wood on it. Tabor 4787.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
FOR HALE 860 acres, 70 A. in culti
vation, 16 A. alfalfa. 6 A. clover, 6
A. timothy, 6 A. young orchard: gtod
water right, fenced and cross fenced.
83860 Cash. C. H, Yockey. R 1. box
so, wamic. ur.
TO ACRE dairy farm, 20 acres cleared,
balatKs timber and pasture; running
water, IV. miles to town, good roads,
mail and cream route, fair butldingis.
family orchard. For price write H. fi.
aimer, I scon, wasn,
628 .ACRES 14 miles from Marion,
about naif clear; one of rineet dairy
farms in Willamette valley. 870 per
acre. Will shade 35000 for all cash.
See owner, 269 stark, near 4th.
20 ACRES S800.
81 fare from Portland, close school,
station, 820, cash down. Claude Cole,
300 Henry bldg.
STOCKMEN. INVESTORS. NOTICE.
2100 acres, rich alluvial meadow
land 38 Per acre. Claude Cole. 300
Henry bldg. I
SNAP 320 acres wheat land, 816 Vr
acre, Stt miles of Hay Canyon. Sher
man county. Inquire O. D. U.. 1111 K
rytn st.. jno., r-ortisna, tjr.
BO TOlKO acres, near Buttevllle. Or.,
electric, improved, highly cultivated,
1136 per acre. M. H. Tower, Lewis bldg.
FOR RENT FARM3
14
FOR RENT 6 room house with bath,
3 acres good orchard. Main 8643.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
GOOD undertaking establishment. 26
miles from Portland; good oppor
tunity for an experienced embalmer.
This is an A-l proposition. Will give
en experienced man good terms. Con
siderable stock, on hand with branch
office in another town 6 miles away.
Call 1031 Cham, com, biag.
120 ACRES in Scherburn county, Min
nesota, about in cultivation; lairiy
food buildings; mortgage 31250. Will
rede for Oregon or Washington farm.
Write Stephen Society Land Dept., 1031
Cham- of Com, bldg., Portland, Or.
NOTICE.
If your property is for exchange or
sale, and has merit (no Inflated values
considered), send me particulars. Oeo.
P. Henry, 829 Henry bldg. References,
Portland Realty noara.
EQUITY in 94 acres land near good
town. aesiraDie xor siock rancn;
want clear Portland lots or equity In
house. Metcalf, 210 Teon bldg. Mar-
shall 2432,
FIVE acre tratT, Improved, close in. to
exchange for good city property clear
of incumbrance. What have you?
Owner, A. YanfcKey. Hiilsboro, or., R. i
MY 6 room house and lot for Improved
acreage In Tualatin valley. Y-118,
journal.
REAL ESTATE exenangss of all kinds
and square deal. See Davis or Wil
son, 601 Main St., Vancouver . waau
FOR TRADES OF ALL
KINDS SEE
H. W. OAKLAND, 181
4th STRBbT.
WILL trade 50x100 foot
lot forcaso
or auto can 4 n. in
M I.
WILL trade my 8 room
timber -r wheat land.
bungalow for
Tabor 4787.
MODERN bungalow, ren
siae cottage, owner, v
-277. Journr.l.
ANTDREAL ESATB 8 1
WANTED A Portland residence: will
trvde or sell 46 acres, mile of
Amity, on the electrio line; all No 1
lend; buildings all good; will give
good terms. For particulars write
box 87, Amity, Oregon.
WW. WIT I. Hft.t.
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT
3. C. CORBIN CO.. LEWIS BLTXt.
WANT acreage near Portland. Main
8440 or Woodlawn 2683 evenings
ROOMING HOUSES
Best Buy in Portland
88 ROOMS, 3900. MODERN, TERMS.
Heated by Northwestern Electric.
Rent 850 month. Taking in from
steady tenants 358 week. You can't
beat it in Portland. Furniture cost
when new over 23500. Snap at 8900.
QODDARD, 802 COUCH BLDQ.
Transient Location
20 rooms, heart of west side. North
western heat; neat and clean as a pin.
Brass beds, velvet carpets. Price 3860.
iinin. rtifru, n ji. pin at.
a Location Is ' What Counts
12 housekeeping rooms, all full;
cheap, terms. L. A, Hall. 612 Panama
bldg. -
See the Rent
42 rooms. Rent 350. All large, light
and airy rooms. Income at present over
3200 a month. This place is worth
81600. First one comes gets it for 870),
Terms. Peters, of course, U N. Bth et
You Can't Beat This
24 lwusekeepAg rooms, close In.
ood furniture, -team, heat; 2300 will
andle. L. A. Hell. 612 Panama bUg.
FOR SALE or rent Furnished room
ing house, centrally located. Astoria,
or. a. H. weicn, Astoria. rr.
WANTED Rooming house for clear
land or tirst mortgage ana some
caeh. Y-l3. Journal.
ROOMING house for sale, reasonable
229 18th St. -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
HOTEL DINING ROOM
FOR RENT: FURNISHED.
Dining room and kitchen tn'48 room
hotel in live east Oregon town, 700
people, 12 to 14 regulars, 36 per week
for table board, snd all transient. No
meals served for less than 86 cents.
Transients and oommerclal, tOo snd up.
Rent for 10 months f 600, living rooms,
water and lights, all .provisions on
hand amounting -to 8160 or more in
cluded. For full particulars and in-
ter-iew can room seof viregon notei.
LADY wants reliable partner to at
tend cash register and other duties,
as 16 hours per day is too much for me;
will give the right Party a half inter
est in good-paying business for 3250.
For particulars see Layman, (27 Cham-
oer vi commerce.
318.000 General store. Willamette
valley mfg. and agricultural town;
fine location and building; partners
disagree; rare chance for good paying
business; no aeenta. Particulars, C60
ju. aaaeny, mornmgs,
3260 PLACES you as equal partner in
well-paying contracting business;
guarantee money secured; see this.
jyman,' cz namoer or commerce.
FOR SALE or tradeA small grocery
stock and fixtures, .Would trade for
Ford ; cheap rent Oood chance for
lunch. 48 Miner ave.
FOR BALE Soft drink establishment
In Pendleton; -excellent location for
cafeteria. Address Wj;W, Hoch, Oib-
' r- r Mingnam Hot Bprin
PARTNER , wahte4 in good paying
manufacturing boeiness, sn invest
went of 32000 required. Y-161, Journal,
. 1 ." ' It 1 9 11 ' -
GROCERY store and fixtures, sale or
r trade; rent paid fo July -1 ' 'What
FOR SAI.E Hero1tchlnff tM button
ACREAGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 0
' toontinviea
UNIVERSAL TRACTOR -ATTACH-
OPPORTUNITT WITH BIO FUTTJRB.
x Tour automobile and our -Universal
tractor attachment will make you big
money. Agents selling one a day. Big
demand. Big profits for you, driving '
tnrouch the country taking orders for
the flew Modern Workhorse. This j
tractor attachment can be applied to 1
most any automobile in a few hours'
time. Exclusive , territory. . Writs
cr call at once.
GERLINT3ER MOTOR CAR CO.
So. Fife and Hood Streets, '
jiacoina, wasningion.
POOL hall and confectionery, countr
town, no opposition; town has good
fiay roll, 2 pool tables, stock, fixtures,
ot and building, making money; will
stand investigation: 8800 will handle:
no trade; come and see ar writs Box
FOR SALE Men's shoe stock ani
best location in busiest part of Port- -
land: now doing business;' would rent
the location, selling of the stock 99i
tlonal. B-270, Journal. ,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNTIES .
WANTE11 68
I HAVE 34200 worth of good lnoome
property and 31000 in cash to ex
change for store In a good country
town. Owner, Q-371, Journal. .
HAVE client with 31000 cash for gar
age or some well paying business.
Mllierehlp, 431 Chamber of Commerce! :
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
OUR 1 n a taH m sn t plan 1st h t bes tao(
surest method of paying s loan,
333.28 per month of 88 months, or
321.24 for 60 months, or
315.17 for 86 months pays S.100
loan and intei est.
Other amounts in proportion. '
We loan on Improved city property,
Or for building purposes.
No commission charged.
EQUITABLE BAV(13 A LOAN AB8N.
242 BtarK Pt., Portland. Or.
MONEY TO LOAN. . ,
On Improved real estate or (of
building purposes; very flexible son
tracts; no commissions.
COLUMBIA LIFE & TRUST CO,
202 Stevens Bldr, .
BU1LDINQ loans uu elty or suburban
property; money advanced ss work
progresses. W. U. Beck, 318 Failing
blag, msib Mi.
WISH to loan up to 8200 on close-ia
farm or Portland residence. . Low...
rateT R. A, Johnson, Nortbwestero
Bank bldg.
i
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, oon
a mnrl pi ra I uu n r am anHsKla
tea. F.' H. Lewis. Lobby 4, Lewis blde.
rs
FARM LOANS tiH PER CENT.
No commission, no attorney fee, no
red tape, i-nu, journsi.
MONK t TO LOAN in amounts of fiJii
10 I9U0W on city propsny. ,
A. H. BELL. 201 Oerllnger bldg.' '
8200.
3260 3
A tor imrh
llN CO
5oo 11200;
ON hsn
immediate loans.
J. C. CORB
LEWIS BLDQ.
PRIVATE money to loan on real es--tate,
first mortgage seeurlty. U-113,
Journal, . ,, .
riO.000 TO loan, mortgages bought. 4l :
nan diu.
MONE. to loan, 6 to 8. W. li. Men
ft Co.. 810 Cpaldlng bldg. -
iJONEV to loan ou Improved vily.i.rtx
property. F. C. King, 314 tipeldlng. ' ,
1200. 3850, 300. 3i00. 81-00, 318110.
Fred W. German Co.. 732 Cham, Com,
f4000 OR LESS. FARR1NQTON.
60 4th st. Board of Trede Bldg. :-:
SEE US; small loans, installment loans. ,
Cellars-Murton Co.. 826 Teon bldg.
31000 to,60o to loan, no comiqisio'
frincipai. o-n i, journal.
MORTGAGE LOANS, and 7. Louis
Salomon ft Co.. 800 Oak at., near 6th,
jToOOrf Call Main 101. " ' L
MONEY TO IXJAN Ct '
CIIATTEl, HAIiAHIES V
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.
Also loans on household furniture, .
pianos, etc, at tbe lowest possible
rates.
Remember, we do not remove furaU
ture from your home. Salary loans '
strictly confidential.
columbia discount ccx, . ' 1
licensed.
817 Failing Bldg.
SALARIES. CHATTELS ' "
IF YOU NMED MONEY BEE VB.'
Loans made to persons on salary ev
fixed income, on diamonds, . housenold
furniture, pianos, automobiles, motor
cycles and other personal 'property,
without unnecessary delay. iSaay ini
staliments for repayment, if desired.
Iaal ratos of Interest-. without brok !
erate. Licensed by state. - ' ; , s
p6RTLAND- I3)AN COMPANXt
806 Deknm BldrJ - !
PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN A-tt'N. '
Established by Portland business V
men to protect borrower, - '.
C. MYER8 HERMANN. Mgr. 394 tsrH.V
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. ;
P1ANOB, HOUHKnUi.1) rUANyuHK .
ION EY loaned to salaried men-or on
chattels, st legal rates, on easy In
staliments. Home .Installment Co- or-"
s enized exelusively tfr- salaried, men, '
for mutual protection-292 McKay bldev
WANTED
TWO, thousand dollars -wanted ion1
steamer and other, machinery f of. i
yjyrjood lnterewL;; En 2 6 8 Journal, v .
4 FINANCIAL tlj,
10 PEH MONTH, h. ,
Peculiar conditions make it possible,
for a Portland business noose to otXer'
good returns on resdy money; ample,
security; best of feterences. rvnts A
iti ! - ' f irJ---J
1st. and 2d mortgage purchased, also t ,
st. journal.
. nivre-i tn wwaci, v,r
Wash. H. E. Noble. Lumbermens bldg.
FOR SALEl Cilt edge farm mort gas e, 1
330OQ, 6 years, 8 nor cent; WlU-pay
commission. A-284. JyurnaL- . n 4;;
' HELP VANTK1 MALE '.' l ,
SOLICITORS to take-orders for firm'
lust opening extensive advertising',
campaign in this city; demonstrate 1
your ability and we will pay you a
salary and commission, Two lr(
class sales managers 'wanted also,. Ap- ;
ply at once. Reference required. The,
Baoors.Co.. 403 Oregonlah bldg Port
land Cr - i. - v..
SCHOOLBOYS Now - Is the . 4.1ms ts
ment
Year
outdoor
graph compeny.
WANTED, at once, first class poultry
feeder and dresser; permanent po- -sit
Ion; good wages. Apply the.8avi-j
EXPERIENCED newspaper eoiiullorsj .
Jim r Kjv.a my y ,vnv w w
wanted lor city worx; steaoy propo-
sltten. 326 tth st ' : r
HELP WANTED MISC. 4f
TRUNKS or. baggage delivered. 26 cts. '
16 days' storage free. Auto Expre-e ;
o.i si um ave.. rt. rnn wm eea.
WAN Tkl Nantes men waa to become
government railway mall clerks. 816 -
month, this efflre. HX. Journal :
HINSDALE'S CommerolaK hooi, 403
itawy. lannm diuk. xrame. you wait.
fou hold your powitlonbsocured for you
FIREMEN; -brskeneeny -beginners paid
'3120 monthly, permanent! no strike.
nan wy aiwi- euurnsi.
Place your application lor emrioy-
during the Christmas and'. New ?
holidays. - Gooa' psr ana clean,
work. Western Union . Tale-..
(Con tinned oa Meal Wmgm)