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r r. - " J.1" THEr OREGON DAILY : JOURNAL;, PORTLAND. MONDAY DECEMBER II, 1916,: 11 : a mv Mew s a a I : -r IKAUt UrJArAntot . 4 HAS A'TREMENDOUS Foreign Commerce, Particu larly With Russia, Has In creased Wonderfully, - ANTIPODES ALSO BIG FIELD onto AdUitofta Conatrlea and. China, Art Developing Biff OpportaaltlM for Sale of FTOdaete, By Ralph H. Turner. Toklo, Dec. 11. (U. P.-Som Idea f the wonderful progress Japan has 'mad In her foreign trade, sine the, war la gained from figure Just an nounced her Tn every pfa-rt of the world this nation haa beeif establish ing her products, new marketa hare been opened, and steamship lines, sub sidised by the government, extended to every big port of call on the face of the globe. . Greatest prosperity is being enjoyed, perhaps, in the trade with Russia. Ja pan' ally, which Is buyliiK everything from munitions to boot and ahoea. la one month lust August Japan ex ported goods to Kuasla valued at $5. 843, (00. Thin figure becomes all the morn significant when It It stated that , the Imports this country received from Russia reached only $32,1 ZS. leaving a balance of f 5,3'll,476 In favor of the aZDorts. Houth America ia another part of the world where Japan has found mar ket whleh she hard'.y knew existed before. Exports to the South Ameri can countries for the first eight months of this year amounted to $1, OJMSO, not a large figure when put alongside records In American trade, but worth connlderahle attention when It la recalled that during the same pe riod last year Japan a exports to Pouth America wore vnlued at only $603,674. Thus her trade In that di rertlon has been nearly doubled In a year. The South American republics to which the principal amount were ex ported a. . : Argentina, $444, Chile $352,336; Peru, $ 1 57.0 1 7. Japan has found a new and very profitable mar ket in South .,nieria, and she intends to hold It, ' Then comes China, a market which Japan declares really belongs to her a market In which she promises to out rival all other foreign powers. During the last 10 days of Kept ember Just on-thlfd of a month Japan's exports to her neighbor amounted to $.',446,309 For the first nine months of the year the total amount of exports to China whh $60.7&1.721, an Increase of $16 151.448 over the corresponding period a year ago. .As an Illustration of the way trade with Australia lias been growing In the proverb'al 'leaps and bounds," Japan's, largest steamship company, the Nippon i usen Katlm, a firm in which the Im perii family owns a great part of the FtorkVHae- Jut adderf - two more, ves sciriW ftSTne f' tKerftlpodresr. KiakV ing a total of 10 'Japanese vessels which are now plying between this country and Australian ports. New Lighting Plant For Klamath Falls California-Oregon Power Company Soon Will Zc stall Modern System of Street niumlnetloa at Cost of 910,000. Klamath Falls. Or., Dec. 11. A new, tip-to-date street lighting system Is shortly to be Installed here by the Cal-Ifornla-Orenon Tower company at a cost of over $10,000. The cost of light ing the city after the new lights are In. tailed is to be no more than with the present unsatisfactory service. Powerful lights are to be suspended t each atreet Intersection and half way between each intersection throughout the town. Both the California-Oregon Power company and the Keno Power company were Invited by the city council to bid on the new improvement, although the Keno Power company had not at that time been permitted to sell light and power In th city. Mrs. Isabelle Harren Tries to Kill Herself Astoria Hotel eae of Death Attempt Hade by rormer Portland Resident Treatment Btopj Poison's Action. Astoria, Or., Dec. 11. Mrs. Isabelle Harren, who arrived in Astoria on the boat from Portland Saturlay, attempt ed to take her life at the Oriel room ing house Saturday by drinking pol on. The landlady was summoned and found the woman murmuring, "i ruined his life; I want to die." Prompt treat ment was given and the poison was overcome. Mrs. llarren Is said to hav resided here but for some time has been stay ing: M the Clyde hotel in Portland, the has no relatives here. She Is bout $5 years of age. Army-N a vy O r ders i , a Waehlngton, Dm. IT. I. N. a.) Armj r lera: IXwonel tierfe II. ('hhitou. ct t9 tellered fium - detached Hat, I) oeuitier t iinj r 111 ffO to Kort Ham Huiwton. Texua. for a aignment In tlia southern il-iartiin-in. Captain Carl A. Lohr, v. . (.-.. , relieved la his tractor toast artilrerr ihIm1 Kort 1i hie. Kan., and will go to the eouat ilvfenae Chesapeake Bay, fur amiltfnment ilui abuut lanoarjr 1. ' rirat Lieeteaant Jamaa A. Klta-wn, nwdlcal raaerre corps, will go rrra the l'htlln,in.' de partment to hi bome hi the t iiltert stales tua Sill report te the adjutant general. Flrat Lieutenant Howard c. Davidson. . faatry, detached Ht, la detalle.l a a nu-mbvr f the board tv iiHt at Coluuibna. N i ,. ixamlne collated an slsna! eor;n and to de- (rrmiM meir quaiiimitoiui aa a? la I ion lue ttianielana. vie rirat' Lieutenant John C Mc - Donnell, la relieved. Resignations accepted by the paeaident: Flrat .Untenant John A. RelHr. dental surgeon, ennaylTaalai Elmer P, Weth siedleal corpa. owa; captate Thomas M. Uael-achlan. oi ad cat orpar NOB Dakota. Lae. First Ucntaaaat Jamaa A. Kbepenn, ' tasdlcal reserve earns. So dars: PhUlin liara Infantry, l mouth; Herbert II. Aebeauu, C. A. p., X month; Major Vuward Geddiuga, mrd- leal corpa. js daya; Culuael Uauria H. Cau- a,.eTairy. 1 tuontb. , . '- Havy Orders. IJwteeaeta r. b. rreyer, detsebed eemnund 11? poises: A. S, , Farqnhw. detached Inspector rttrnctor savai uilitla. at a to of New vrk. I "lanSry'l! ""i1 ewP". '. 'Enairns T? barrow, deUrbnl Memphis eelTing sblff at Norfolk; f. U. Wagner, d ta chad receWUig;, ship , at (. . N orf oik, to lies ticira, '.. , ., . . -.. .. . GROVTH DURING WAR rHighbrow. Slang" V Quite Proper, Say Co-eds of CHicago 4 Chicago, Dec. U. a.N..) HI Slang. If It's .or the highbrow 4ft variety, will still be in vogue 4ft among the co-eds at Northwest- 4ft era university and the Univer- 4ft 4ft altr of Chicago. -And this de- 4ft 4ft spite the announcement that 4ft women of Vaasar have put the 4ft 4ft "klboal' on it in all Us varta- 4ft 4ft tions. Eastern girls are putting; 4ft tft on airs, saytthe Chicago co-eda 4ft 4ft who declare Mney intend to sling 4ft 4ft slang for all they are worth, 4ft 4ft but only the refined and cul- 4k 4ft tured kind. 4ft 4ft "Highbrow slang is not like 4ft 4ft the low vulgar kind." declared 4ft 4ft one co-ed of Northwestern" uni- 4ft 4ft versity. "It's just expressive 4ft ift and well it Just makes one 4ft 4ft perfectly first. Yes, -perfectly 4ft 4ft first,' Is cultured slang and it's $ m a ripping phrase." 4ft 4ft 4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft BIG SHEP PURCHASE MAKES SMYTHES NOW CHIEF N,W. BREEDERS J. E. Smith Livestock Firm's Plant at Barnhart Has Been Sold for $125,000. Pendleton, Or., Deo. 11. For a con sideration reported in the neighborhood of $125,000, the entire sheep plant of the J. E. Smith Livestock Co.. at Barn hart, this county, has been sold to A. K. Smythe, of Portland, and Dan P. Smythe, of Pendleton, members of the: firm of Smythe Bros., who already own i plants at Arlington, in this county. Byjconectlon with the etata "W. C. T. U. this deal the Smythes become the larg-!arid tf)a Federation of Women's clubs L..' " ui i 1- I erately from their other plants, and to handle' it a new corporation, to be known as the Umatilla Sheep Co., will be formed. They will take possession January 3. The deal, which wag announced Bun day, Involves the transfer of about 8000 acres of grazing land, 1000 acres to find elbow room. In connection of land now in wheat, about 6000 breed- with the child welfare problem in New ing ewes, corrals, sheds and other York, a vigorous campaign for the ed equlpment. It also Involves the trans- ucation of mothers has been undertak er of graslng lands in the Wenaha , en. Many 'Little Mother Leagues' and national reserve. 'Infant Welfare Stations' are being es- The Smith company, operated by Al-j tablished, resulting in the saving of fred and. B. D. Smith, retain all their : more than 4000 lives during the past land about Barnhart, used exclusively year. The questions of a living wage for farming purposes. This includes for men and women and the problem about 7000 aores. The deal does not of housing reform are of equal impor affect their sheep plant at Pilot Rock, nor their ram business. The sheep are extra grade merino ewes, said to be the best stock -In the country. The Smythes have securd Prank Brown to -superintend the Barnhart place. He was superintendent there at the time the J. E. Smith Livestock Co. acquired the ranch, about 15 years ago. Lately he has been with Anton Vey. Kindergarten Owner Confesses to Arson Chicago, Deo. 11. (X. N. 8.) Mr. Elizabeth McCowan, who c'onductaJ a private f"1'""?: V" ! control and patronage in municipal af confessed that she set fire to her:,.,,. . 2 , , ,v school building on October 8, and burned it to 'the ground. Worry over the high cost of living and the loss of pupils through the in fantile paralysis scare were assigned? by her as the reasons for setting the building afire. In her confession Mrs. McCowan Im plicated an lnsuranoe agent and a real estate dealer. They prevailed upon her, she says, to burn the house so that they might collect the insurance. Potato Broad to Go. Berlin, Dec 11. (U. P.) Beginning January 1, HIT. German bread will be manufactured without potato adultera tion, according to a speech recently maae MWiniu.n py nerr oxi- ger-Wald, a member of the war alimen- taiion omce. saiuinai ai ine same time uermany wouia nave large quan- titles of macaroni, vermlceHl. oats and other products for sale. CASPER JASPER WAS WELL KNOWN FARMER Casper Jasper. Forest Grove. Or., Dec. 11. Casper Jasper, one of the best known and most prominent of the farmers of Waahington county, died Friday at his home one mile north of this city. Mr. Jasper was born in Holland, fn 1843, and came with his parents to the UnitedStates at the age of 10 years. He lived until he reached early J manhood In Wisconsin, where he was married to Miss Petronclla Bernards. ' The family came to this county the Greenville section, later moving to the fine farm Mr. Jasper owned at the time of bis death:- Mrs. Jasper died nine years ago.-, ' -; Funeral aervtees fop Mr. Jasper were he!4 at It o'cjoo this, morning at St AnttsvttT- ehurc& tn Ul city. i I I -' I - . PROBLEMS OF CHILD WELFARE STUDIED IN NEW YORK MISSION !Mrs. Lucia Faxon Additon Returns From Metropolis Benefited by New Ideas. Mrs. Lucia Additon. Mrs. Lucia Faxon Additon haa re cently returned to Portland from a six months' trip to New York and Boston for research Into social conditions in M rn. Add f ton found much to atlmu- late her In her survey of efforts now being made In the east to secure so cial justice. "My first impression was that we are thinking in terms of the community, instead of the individual." says Mm. Additon. " 'Righteousness Is beginning tance. ohools Are Active. "The work of the National Ameri canization committee and the United States employment bureau for women and girls are new phases of federal social service. In education there is the pre-vocational work in the Boston publio schools, whose sponsors claim that it will solve the truancy problem. The movement for using school houses as social centers Is also gaining Im petus. "In municipal affairs I found great unrest. Charters are being changed; new conditions in urban life are con stantly coming to the front, and to cope with these new conditions It is felt that some new civlo Ideal must be applied. The abolition of "'political fairs in Boston and in many of the eastern cities is felt to he imperative. and they are agitating the plan for a city manager. Campaign Against Alcoholics, "Among other campaigns for better ment there is none that has developed so rapidly as that of the Industrial al' cohollc campaign. The buslnes Inter ests have joined hands with science and moral forces in waging a great war against alcoholic drinks. It Is the foremost topic everywhere. "The reign of the middleman is wan ing. The recent railroad controversy has brought the -entire business of public utilities before public opinion for close examination, and the impres sion is gaining strength that govern ment ownerbip of public utilities is not far off. Vr Harry Ward, of the theological school of Chicago univer 8Uyi declared recently that public . ownership of nubile utilities was the only means of correcting the present system of production and distribution, which, he declared, is operating un fairlv with the workmgman. He ! blames 'waste' as the cause of suffer Ing, and claimed that if this waste m marketing and distribution could be abolished. It would relieve the hard ship of the world." College o Hoboes . Is to Be Dedicated Pirtrt Institution of Xind la World Will Teach English, Biology. ndlments of Xedlolne, ret Aid, Xto. Chicago. Dec. 11. (U. P.) The mi gratory worker the "hobo" Is to be taught his rights. The International Hobo college, "dedicated here last night, will teach htm to fight for what is coming to him, its promot ers declare. The college the first of its kind tn the world will teach English, biology the rudiments of medicine and firt aid, public speaking and history. The "dean'' is M. C Walsh, a former Chicago newspaper man, and the fac ulty Includes Rev. Irwin St. John Tucker and physicians who will be de tailed by Dr. H. J. Rucker of the Unit ed States department of health and oy Dr. John Dill Robertson, health com missloner of Chicago. The school was founded by the In ternational Brotherhood Welfare asso elation, of which James Eada How of St. Louis, the "millionaire hobo." I the head. The money will be furnished . by How. Tuition will be free. ! Special Income Tax ; Proposed in France . Paris. Dec 11. (I. N. 8.) A special Income tax up to 100 per cent of the taxable, portion of Incomes exceeding 910,009. and graduating xrom ro per cent on the taxable portion of incomes hatvten 1600 and 1 1000, is embodied in a bill now under the consideration of appropriations committee. An add! tinnai lew of ii francs a year Is 1m nosed under, the prospective bill upon every person or a moblllaable. age, to be paid from January 1. 1917. until De cember SO, of the- first year after the 4 y W , W ' II ; II :V?!t . V '' 'ill , r v v II ' V" II :KSt , " s ' H HA , t . Jl 5? II Jn4 of the war, Editor WiU Wed Young Educator Znracement ' Korman Sapgood and Kiss EUsatefh rempley eyaolds Za Announced; to Be Wed eases day New York, Dec 11. (I. N. 8.) The engagement has Just been announced of Miss Elizabeth Kempley Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dwin Lewis Reynolds, and Norman Hapgood. The marriage will take place Wednesday and the couple will sail for Europe on the Finland Thursday. Miss Reynolds is a keen student of the history and modern conditions of Russia, where she has lived. In 1915 she was appointed a special lecturer In the Columbia university' summer school, though she was only 21 - years old. Mr. Hapgood is well known as an ed itor, writer and active worker in po litical reform. In 1SS6 he married Miss Emllie Blgelow of Chicago. A decree of divorce was granted to the couplo in France in 1915. Young Couple Fails To Await Date Set Chicago. Dec. 11. (I. N. 8.) The wedding date was set for New Year's day, but that seemed a long way off for Fletcher Catron, son of United States Senator Catron, of New Mexico, and his fiancee. Miss Carolyn Updike, of Chicago. So they stole a march on their friends and were married las Saturday night, it was announced Sun day. Mr. Catron la a graduate of the He I University of Chicago law school Is a baseball star. VILLA ASSAULT UPON PERSHING EXPECTED NOW (ODnrtnoeA Trea Page One.) from Chihuahua City. There are few who believe that Villa himself ia Us author. It is believed by many that some American renegade wrote the mani festo, as its style is unmistakably Amer ican. But it is not known whether it was by Villa's sanction or knowledge. The fact that It deliberately over throws all of Villa's Known policies causes many to doubt that the bandit leader even knows of Its existence. On the other hand, it is known that ilia is a fearleas'radlcal and, puffed with pride through his capture of Chi huahua City, he is stronger now than at any time since Carranza took office. Plentifully supplied with men and horses, his force being estimated at 2,000 men, and crowned with the pres tige of taking the capital of Chihuahua, is quite possible that Villa is con templating an attack upon Pershing's column because of the prestige it would give him with Mexicans. CHIEFTAIN THREATENS TO DRIVE OUT ARMY SENT TO CAPTURE HIM New Tork. Deo. 11 (U. P.) "T am going to drive the Americans out of Mexico or make them fight." This is the declaration of Fran cisco Villa as reported in an inter view printed by the New York Erening World today. Thorkel Flood Morten- sen, the interviewer, says he went to Villa's headquarters at Qulnta Luz, the second day of the occupation of the city of Chihuahua. 'Do you know the mayor of EI Paso?" Villa asked. "Do you know what he did? Chased my wife out of the country like a com mon peon woman of the street and took her diamonds away from her. Tell that fellow that if he were a man he would eome down and fight with me and not fight with a woman who is a stranger in his country. I know him; he la an avocado for the clentlflcoa, and Hipolitome- Hermano (Villa's brother). Did not the North Americans try to murder him? Do you know Pershing? Pershing is violating the sacred rights of Mexico and has got to get out. I will show them, poco t tempo, that they cannot violate Mex ican rights. "Do you .know Wilson? I waa his friend. I liked him but at Agua PTieta he turned traitor to me and the cause represented and helped Carrania the bad man of Mexico. Is there any wonder that I chase the Americans out of Mexico?" Asked what he Intended to do, he replied: "Drive them out, or make them fight, and after they are gone I will make a gap between the two coun tries so wide and deep that no Amer icano will ever be able to steal Mex lean land, gold or oil." General Villa was asked: "How could you make the daring at tack on Colonel Slocum's forces at Co lumbus and get away across the big plains?" "Easy." Villa answered. "I was awake; they were sleeping and it took them too long to wake up." "You must have had many man. "Yes, I had about 800." The interviewer said he was care ful not to ask Villa about his injured foot, on the advice of General Salasar, with whom he first talked and who by the same general's, advices', not to contradict Villa in any way. Villa's foot is still stiff, he said, though the wound he received in the battle of Guerrero has healed. Railway Communication Is Cut. Bl Paso. Texas.. Iec. 11. (I. N. S.) Villa bandits have cut the railway SO miles south-of Chihuahua City and are engaged in battle with the Car ranxlstas at Bachlmba canyon. - ' Villa is operating with tho utmost boldness throughout central Chihuahua, though Carranza officials declare they have 10,000 men in the state capital. General Gonzales,'' commander at Juarez, is reported en route to Mexico City. Fighting Is reported on Hearst's Babricora ranch between bandits and cowboys. Purposely Blind. r rmm the Boston Tr-nacrlnt. "I saw your wife and daughter the other day, but they didn't ae me." "80 they said." FUNERALS Beaattfal adult flush or Broadcloth caaket, em balming, ootaide box, hearse, two auto and serrlces fr Funerals if desired for 20, WO, seo. Higher priced Inner als t proportion. Wemannfacttrre casket. Lady aeeUUnt. . Beautiful funeral ebapeL WasMngtoa at Ella 8U (bet. 20th and Slat) 1 TVt Side, , aitla 2337, A-78S5. tii' . rt - j 1 ram mi h iTRTiRrai or - Japan Passes Away Death Claims BEavo.nl Oyama, Who Won Series of Brilliant Yletortea Over Bussla la X as so-Japanese Wax. Tokto, Dec 11. (I. N. S.) Marshal Marquis Iwao Oyama la dead. The Marquis Iwao Oyama was one of Japan's greatest soldiers. In his long Career his victories over the Rus sians in Manchuria, during the Russo Japanese war stand out as the moat brilliant achievements. He was the master mind of Japan's strategy in the land rdninalirn Ilia chain of victories v... . k. i- u. k .7 '"' " 1 China he led the second Japanese army, which took Port Arthur and Wei Hal Wet. Th, Marquis Oyama was born in 1842. He fought on the Imperial side in tho Japanese civil war of 1S77, be came a lieutenant general in the fol lowing year and In 1891 was made a general. Seven years later he was ap pointed chief of the general staff and received the title, of marshal. President to Stay "On Job" in Capital Washing-ton. Dec. 11. (I. N. B.) Adhering to his determination to "atay on the Job" in Washington while con gress Is in session. President Wilson has informed Senator Duncan u. Fletcher of Florida, president of the Southern Commercial congress, that he I will Ue unaoie 10 auartu me consress at Norfolk this week. Governor Stuart or Virginia, it was announced, will make Norfolk the capital of Vlrgfnla during the week of the convention of the congress. advartlaers, (Adv.) alease mention Journal. NEW TODA Y MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Investment Mortgage Oo. Offices aoa-4 170 3d St. Feary Brothers, Inc. WE BUY NOTES 80a peknm Bids;, .PjrtlandLOr. FARM LOANS 7 TO 7l2 MOXTCAOEB BOUGHT. Kort gage Company for America. Boom-fta Alnswortta Bldg. Portland. Or. AT B A K K RWACtToIsH o'lSE Costly furnishings of North Irving ton residence on sale Tuesday at 10 a. m.. Masonic Temple blda., ramhill at West Parte. CLASSIFIED AD RATES CASH ADVERTISEMENTS Daily or Sunday. 1 H cents per voro fWtll claaalflcattona e erptlne "Kor Rent tn Prlrate Tamilr," "Room and Board In PriTate Family," "Situation Wanted" and "Wanted to Beat" ada. which are 1 h rente per ward. Three Inaertlasa for tbe priee et tw. EoTfo inaert'ons for tbe price ef fire. No id taken (or less than 15 cants. CASH MUST accompany copy te obtela abort rates. CHAXGZD ATJVERTISEJTEHTa. 1 V4 centa per word per inaertlon. Thla charge la for all claaelflcatloae except ing 'Tor Bent In Prlrate Family," "Boom and Board in Prlrate Family," "Situation Wanted" and "Wanted te Bent" ads. which axe 114 cents per word per lseertioo. Ne ad charged for less tbaa 15 rents. rjrroBIUROX COTJTrO. 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Dry lab wood. 4 ft., $4.25 oord; aawed. (4.00 kad; blooknood. 4 ft., S4.7S cord; aawed. 5 load; A-l ftr. 4 ft., Sb.TS cord. bi A.SUAKU Wood Co., let riaaa fuei. delleery. Kat 21. B ItW.V Precast NLH , tAUR Dry fir, 4 ft.. A3.00 te ttMti. Blockwood. Water at. Main 4Mg. A-454T LEWId KL'EL CO.. JOth ai Ollaao. class fuel. Broadway HH38; A-2161. klrat SPECIAL offer on first eiaas fir wood, pays only. Taber 7eS8. A few COSTRACTOKS ASTD BTILDERI Co.NCKEtK walla, walks. f.oo, etc.. concrete caracea and waterproofing a apectaltr- C L. Croauy. 444 K. BP I a at, 8. Tabor 6018. OekAK HUBEB. Geaecal Ceaumctor. ' oner. Jock bldg. IMBTICTm EXPERIENCED, reliable. Consultation free. E. L. Kelioga Jr.. Box 2S. Orceon Cltv. twr. PO AXD CAT HOSPITAL PH. a. u. HUTHMAN. VkTlKKI.NAKI AN. Uue pltal 415 K. Ttb st. Eaat l4T. rVI. EDtTATIOMAI, ' I latest dseees gnaranteed; Hans Tbersday Sat- 1 array tvemnge, t-o.ov. oraaowiy txuu. DAHcnro ia,. kn.- a-u . Hcb.u-L.Mu-. u I Oaas Tee., FtL ee. V M sc. betweee Tee.. TO, Wstfalnclm. ad at irk. Umwob CW. Ma la Mod. LAW SCHOOLS coarse lo law. Hecluttoas ewalaga. U&ls TT. Allkr hldf. MP8IC SCHOOLS AJTO TEACHIM k-lAbu Umxmis. wltb om pnetlce piauo, 1 sr. pr. dy. ta montfa. Mlo 11 K. THIELHOttN Violin temhtr. papll Sefclk, fOTKlledner ht. Msrbcll VIOLIN, piauo. maodoUa lenauut; chlidrjto Mr: ttmtrnnientii cheap. Main 6492. KUSIO 8CHOOLI AITO TXACEtKt PttOK. T. ti, LAWdO.N ftarw ieaauaa at jour home. Oe. I'hnne Tabor J&iO HAUIiMli plana pujuif in 10 lo 30 laaaoaa. "CbriBtecaeo ayatam.' 412-IX Cnlwroht. hla. ETZ. AS. M08E. THE OAT. LUVQS AI'fcNOlbS roiuuved without kuife. Ql Dr. Caawrt,. D,k0m bl.tr M and Wa.fc. TIKE IB SUB AM CK i-AClklC 81'Alfcs HKk lASDUANCAi CX.. aly Orron fira tnauranev eooipanf. IXOFF KUOS AID BAB BtTOS Send Us Your Old Carpets fuhf rates Made from old IncTata. Broaaeia, Axmtaater, Smyrna.- Alao rag rufa, all atsea. Uall nrders prvmpt. Carpet eleanltif. Rrod tor booklet WESTERN KLL'rr KtO CO.. 64 Tin Ion ae. N. T'bone Bat eSI. B-14T8. rU EN ACES Boynton Furnaces Beoeoaileal. effectual. Front id Market. J. C Bayer Ce. UNION AVE. 8het Metal Worka, (nrnaca In Hailed.. repairing. 411 Union ti. N. K 4att, FURNITURE REPAIR AND. UPHOL8TERINO Alt l.T.NOMAlt Kurnllur. li,M.illl -Hi Ud ' Expert tucttreaa ronkinz. Main 4.'34. HAIR GOODS AND HAIR DRESSING Kt.HVlil' ft iiAVKIILl. Il-uuIuk 1 aoa luu !" lujtkera. finest atoc-k bunaa hair a;rto,s: hirdreaalns, B,nnlcuring. fat-e and -alp tre' roeitt. lletnoe(l 10 :14 Alfler. rear Hraiway. MANICURIMO AKD HAIR.DRE88INQ 40 Uroadwujr bids- Kealdentlal aura UJ r polntment. Phnn Main 122a. MATTRESBEa Ul.b niattreaaea and (aether beds vade late aaaltarr folding toriaa; (eatben renorated FoldiD Co, 500 Wllliania are. K. 64. MOM-iarOXICATIMQ BEVERA0E8 WKINUAUD'8 tioldea aad Amber Neetar. Hanry Walnhard plant, lStb and Bnrnalda Main T Phonea A-ltoa JtURSERIES TUS AVU.Nt'B NUR-SEUY. landscape work and pruning, planting. Wondlawn 8820. seeding and FHTBICIANS. UK. K. J bl ible. Nerrooaneu, Pruataiie Troul Kbenmatlsra. PRIHTER3 AMD tNORAVKHS Tlit IVk I'RtJla JOHN AL UANN. SS3 Htark at. Broadway 4e. A -tOV RAZOR BLADES 8HARPEMED BAFklTV raaura aiiarpei-ed. all kluda, 2Ze aoa 30e per doaen. 145 S -Id t near Morrwn. SOOr REPAIRINO Is Your Roof Leaking If so call tip II. E. Egler A Co., Woodlawn 4840, Main b'M. Manufactured and dealora In roof paint. A U or J or a given prompt attention. XVBBEB f-T AMPS AMD SEALS A1U rtteueiia. raUe CUttka, Mr mm Bifiu. PACirlU COAST Si AM I' WOKKS, SSI Waabincton at. Main 710. A 1710. SHEET METAL WORK HKPA1K1NU tin and graJ ruua. Jacob Lo.ll. 810 Flrat at. I'bone Main H24. TOWEL SUrPLY k'UKTLANb Lnuiiorr Co., lor prouuit etfl" clent aervlee.. i'hoan H'War 410. A -4410. TH.AN8ri.ft AND STOHAOE Oregon Transfer Co. Eatabllahed 1870. Traaafer anj Forwarding Actnis. Storage Vrte T'ackaga. Office and Storage 474 UUaaa at. ltb and Gllaan. Main HO, A-44WQ. Al.vvAtb -FlCk" THK BEST HOUbtUOLU GOODS SPEC1AU3TS Storage. Parklnc, Shipping and Muring. B rae or Ante Vaua. 8ii'il frelKht ratea to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER A S1XJRAOS CO. Second and Pine. Broadway Six). A lift 1'IHL BaOS. TRANSFER CO., 61 N. Bruad way. Moving tad atoragn. Office phone Broadway 1734, residence phone Eaat kdofi. JOBBERS WHOLESALERS! PLtTMBINO SUrPLIIS I'l l klblNCi auppliea. ,baleale price, btark DaTla Co.. 21 a llrd at Main 787. gAMITARY W1PIHO BAGS SHANK CO pnoNK main ire. WOOD PIPE PORTLAND V(HH Cu. kartory are offtre Bear 24 i ami Vnrk ata Main S4ft. MEETING NOTICES 41 WASHINGTON LODGE. No. 46, A. K. & A. M. Special communication tomorrow (Tuesday), Dec. 12. 1:30 p. m., E. Sth and Burnside, to conduct the funarul of our late brother, L. R. Train. A. M. M. in vited. The use of your auto will be appreciated. Order of the W. M.. J. If. RICHMOND. Secretary. XiARMONY LODGE, No. 12. A. v. & A. M. stated com- r raunicartlrTh this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Election and Installation of officers. Payment of dues. Members are requested to attend. Visitors welcome. W. M. PR LIN. Secretary. MT. HHOD LODGK. NO. lo7, A. V. ft A. M. Stated com munication tomorrow (Tues day) evening at 7:30. Visit ors welcome. Order of W. M. ED. C. DICK, secretary. EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons, pins, charms. Jaeger BrosTr 131-3 6th. mrria$es,Blrtbs. Dealt BUHINKMS CAItDS W. G. Smith & Co. $S g and carun I "lr r ioor. Jiormn ping. fuil to' ,rAnti.kll1. "'. Unlu Tailoring Co.. Z0 8tark St. DEATH 8 AN'I FUNERALS 75 I KONBYMAN At tbd family realdence, 19a King at., December 11, Jane Clarke Honey- . " I' s l?Pn"1 oaya wiaow , ot the Honermau: mother of i Thomi aa u. DaTld T., Jamea !.. Walter it. Krlenda In- ltcneyman and Mra. D. C. Iwia. Tited to attend funeral aerrtcea. which will . be held at tbe above rfaldenre at 10 a. m., I Wedneaday, Doeember lit Interment KWer-1 lew eemeterr. SEGEBBLOM Decembtr 10, at I he realdence of bar brother, 0. B. Olio, 406 S.isiaer at., Marie Christina Segerblou. age 71 years, be loved mother of Mra. Onule C. Nelson, S43 K. eOtb at. N.; Mra. Frr.nk A. Mad. Mc MlnnTltle. Or.; Mrs. Jennie B. Moberg, Mt. Vernon, Wash. The remains ere at i'earton's ur.dertaklug parlors. Ri'aaeli at. at t nkin are. tLEItiUr In tbla city, Drceuiber 11. Joan Weight, aged 14 years beloved father ef Robert ttlelffbt of this city. Funeral services arm be held Tneeday, iJec. iz. at I p. m , : f'r. at the realdential oarlera of Miner a Tracer, pa I Waahlnston and Klla ata. Interment turer- Klla ata. eiew cemetery, perrice; at grave private. NATHAN At the retldeoee, 672 '4 lat eL, December 11. Mrs. Hannah Nathan, age M years. Funeral services will be held at liolman'a at JO a. ne. tomorrow (Tneeday), December 12. Inter meat Abaeal gbejoai eeme tery. FLORISTS CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison eL Main or A-l 80S. Fine flowers and floral designs. No brsnch stores. MARTIN FORBEH CO., florists, $64 Wash. Main 26. A-1349. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged, MAIN $116;, wreaths, pillows. $3 A IN $116;, wreaths, pillows. $3 UP - Snrays $1 np. Chappell'a $4T Mofn. - i i y Gllean St. Mar. 4i7ts A-144. MAX M. SMITH, florist, MlVg th- eg. SWISS FLORAL, CO., 23d and Ulisan. FUNERAL. DIRECTORS EDWARD HOLMAN CO ESTABLISHED 187T. RELIABLE . FUNERAL DIRECTORS LADY ASSISTANT. THIRD AND SALMON STREETS. MAIN 607. A-ltll. IP. t- LIE Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne, Phones E.7S1. B-1I8S. Ladr assistant. A, D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor S267; S801 13d st.. Lenta. Tabor S267; S801 13d st. Mth et. and Foste F. S. Dunnlm CI9B; trt et. and Foster- road. Arleta. Inc. Kaat Side Funeral Dlrecteri, 414 S. Alder st. Phone Kast bz U-Z6IS. Dunning & McEnteef &UXT,T every detail. Broadway anl Pine st liters. tn ita Broadway 4S0, A-4&6K. 4ndy assistant. A. R. Zellar Co Kast 108k. C-10SS Lady attendant. Day and naht ier Ire. MILLER & T RACIST. Independent k'u. neral Directors, prices low as $30. $40. 60. Wash, at Ella. M. SCSI. A-786. J. P. FIN LEY A ISDN. Progressive Funeral Directors, MONTQOMKliT AT FIFTH. VK i-lAf-v. Undertaking co. Main 41. i uiunuuA-!!il. Cor. Sd si irtd Clav R. T. Byrnes, new residence eatabl t, Wdln. S0, C-1I4J. 01 Wl (Vllllai ims ave. Mnmilnn Ka8t SUlh nJ Ulisan. Ku nalllllLUil neral eervloes. Tabor 4811. Breeze & Snook I VlxTmoM' CKMETKRY Mt. Scott Park . Cemetery and Crematorium Tahor HfiS. D-Sl. THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY, root Montgomery street. Tabor Z5ZI, Steel reinforced concrete burial vaults, Air tlitht. waterproof. verlaMna? MONUMENTS FORTLAND MAilUm WKH.. S44-2S4 4th st., opp. City Hall. Main tS4. Tii'llp Nen - Sons, for memorials. fDLA5ING GRANlTlT i J 267 -3RD. ST AT MADISON ADJSQN HUMNF.SS PROPERTY flO FINK apartment site, 100x100. wtiii 6 room !iotie, southweet corner l'.Mh and Hall st. 'ibis Is un exceptionally sood buy. being In tli heart of ilia l.eht downtown apartment district; will i htll equity at reat leiiuetiou iind ar range satisfactory terms. Owner, I'-174. Journal. I'OK SALE HOI. SEN Ul s:'00 liuMK Kolt SliHiiO 1NCL.UUINU Kl.'KMTUKK. 5 room, strictly modern bungalow, furniace, fireplace, oak floors, eenvent basement, close to car, and 4 lot. SuxlUO each, all for lJiOO; owner must raise $4UU cash, balance easy, 2197 K. Alder st. Dorr K. Keasey & Co.. 23i Chamber of Commerce blng. WE6T 5Tdk FORTY-FIVE CENTS ON DOLl.AIl OdxlOO with cottage, 15 mln. walk to postoffloe, view property, ground alone worth $10,000; will sell 14500, only 11500 cash, balance 3 years7 per cent. K. A. KA8LET. Helling Mdg. $1750 KIJN'QAUMV $2500. 5 R. modern, large lot, easy terms. Iot r auto part pay, $2150. Portsmouth ave., near car. E R. modern, cost $:!000. Chaw Rlnerler. & Co.. -rxn TTnrv bdg. FOR tfAI.K liy owner, dandy corner 6 room house, full basement, hot air furnace. Seo owner, lb 1M, 3d St. Phonn Broadway S10. SPLENDID 10 room home, lot lOOx 100. lrvlngton; choice location; rea sonable offer accepted. Kat 273. V. H. llerdman. CHKAHLeT modern, new. 8 room houae In city. Price $2i00, $500 cash, bal ance 5 per cent. Close In, good die- trict. 4K Piatt bid f. $1100 equity In $250 6 room modern bungalow, sacrifice for cash or trade In on acreage. Tabor 3173. $140 TAKES equity on lot and small house, balance $385. I; road way car. Owner. 869 K 30th N. 3 ROOM house, 126x100. fruit trees, 2 4 blocks to car at University Park. Cheap. Owner, Phone Columbia 692. 3 ROOM cottage, bOxiS. $600: your terms. R. M. aatewoorl, 165H 4th. F()H SAIJi LOTS 10 ",4 acre tracts, west side for $S&0. $ld cash, balance $6 per month city water and gas. M. E. I,ee, 006 Corbett bldg. roil SALE 100x100. cor. 3d and Ever ett sts. By owner. V-198, Journal. LOT In Rose City Park district; cost $750. Have to sell. $450. Wdln. 116$. a:heage 87 CIX)SE IN ACREAGE. $1000 2 acres, 82d fct. $2600 6 acres, Powell valley. $4000 1 acre. 4 rms., Woodstock. $4500 fi acres, 4 rms., barn, 72d. ''HAS RINOLKR Ac CO., ;;g Henry bdg. Gibson Kalf Acres, Oood soil, city water, close In ear line, easy terms: will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall litis or Sell wood 476. John If. Olbson. owner. CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN ranobes near Portland. 2. 6, 10 acre tracts, best soil, good roads, near electric, $11 to $100 per acre, easy terms. alcFar- land. 605 Yeon bldg.. Portland. FOR HALK FAHMH 17 FOR RALE OR TRADE. 110 acres in northern Lake Co., Or., 4 mile of proposed Strahorn R. H. Level land, no atone, no alkali, fenced, fcO acres plowed, small house ana stable, abundance of good water at 25 feet; will trade for farm In Willamette valley or foothills. Address 726 Uaw 1 h orne ave. Phone East 76 5 2. ALFALFA, $0 acres, fully equipped, by owner. 10 cows. 60 tons hay. 2 Food teams, machinery, etc. No agents, . O. Cutlip. Sisters, Or. ii ACRES Sherman Co., sale or trade. Alexander. 723 Cham. ComnKtw. FOlt HKXT FA lUIS la K0 ACRE farm for rent or aale, on east fork of Lewis river. Clarke county, 15 mtles north of Vancouver. This is an excellent chance for a man with family. There is house and barns with springs; DO acres clear and nearly all bottom land. Applicant must have means or stock ta handle right. Ad- dress MilwauKie, or.. Box Z1Z 160 ACRES, northern California, near town, S. P. main line. Excellent for gardening, grain or stock. Rent, sell or exchange. Thomasen, 104 Sherlock bldg. t $4.50 FIVE room house. Includes water. Apply 6$3f Foster Road, cor. 64th st. Appiy jeweiry stor. TO lease for three years, farm near Grants Pass; equipment for sale; bonds required. 41$ Stock Exchange. 0 ACRES and team. 2o cleared, or chard. 144 B. 7th st N. TIMBER 2ft 200.000 feet of Oregon maple timber. A-306. Journal. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24 OAK GROVE acreage for modern house. No Incumbrance. F-205, Jour nal. TM)SP! "In acres to trad'for'hou.M n crea iJJ"! houses t pwntrw vni. j fey, vvuriiai. TOR exchanges, loans or insurance, bee Northwest noaitv co. z cnam ore 4o A. , for rooming house, to : iO -rooms. Tabor .268. ' .. .tii EXC1IANG1C RKA I, E8TATK 124 jgontiBued - CLKAH ot-lncumbrance, sweli farm. auiaur ana appie orcnaraa - 4u,vuu eadl. for an aoartmant bouse.- ce Wnu Burley. at .,..,..':'(.?.. , uartman; THOMPSON- t4th V ftark) "1 100 ACRK liuDroved farm, trade for small farm, close In. , Four acre a. imo roved. In Citrt trade for large place farther tut. WOLFSTEIN. .12 Cham 6 Com. WANTED Business or income vop- Wjr V 4. flVVV, ffVV fl,VV, - fpkctlvely, to exchange for aaa near Portland. 414 Piatt bldg. ' u . .. A i,aia aaAiiA tia Ann . of 13000 EQUITY in room house, V block, exchange for CaUforni frov erty. Journal. j 10 ACRES, Baoramento valley, CaU for rooming house, auto or lot viv 264. Journal. T y SMALL store for auto, piano or stvu.,, R-20S, Journal. WANTKI .HKAL KMTATR 81 1C0 ACRK8, 11 acres, 830 acres, stock . , ranch: eschanre home lot: second mortgage; coutract. Boggesa a Ifivans, aun .minr ping, i WANTED, to buy, o or 6 room house, with couple lots, good garden oll; near schooL Write, stating price, etc, L. D., 4 89 Market at. - J CASH and Portland property lor Xt. coma city or suburban. 33 Chair. of Com. - ' i ROOM I NO HOI SKS -t52 49 Rnnmc Rent Sfi i - iiwviiiv limit yuu . . ,f Absolutely best buy in city; all t large, light and airy ivcania. corner lo- , cation: located where rooms 'are al?, waya full. Worth $3600. Price today, for all, 1700; oavsy terms. Peters. 1 N. 6th st. . ' 27 Rooms, Rent $25. , i Brick building, all on one floor. neat and clean aa a pin; all full and ? a money maker. Price &00; lenna. a Peters, 16 N. 6th at. HI KINGS OI'l'ORTLNlTIKM l!4) ! HUS1NKSS CHANCES, KArJT lORT8 We want a .'vi.-Vl .' Musio Teacher. ".'", 'C";'" :'4 V. Osteopathia Physician, " Ear, Nose and Throat BpeclallsC I Christian Science Praotltloner. , I a Rooms, $15. r Light, Heat and Hervlce. --yl;' CITIZENS BANK BUILD1N1, 5 : w l Grand Ave. anl B. Alder. " 1 ' FINB! quick lunch, confectionary ' andl " cigar business for sale in Corvallla j Business well Introduced to oollega . students and doing fine business. Fin;,: place for man and wife with family, . No letter writing. Come and' eee thel place- it bears inspection. Joe SullW t van. lfiO.1 Monroe at., Corvallla, Or AN opportunity to enter a business of big possibilities. Product used In au-. totnobiles, motorcycles and moat build , , Iiiks. Previous experience unnecessary, No expensive plant or location re . ulred. Price reasonable. Oall evenlna,J 'l abor 607.1 or Kswt 527. -, 1 ; COLD storage and warehouse, modern t f ipa n nnt itn.tA-na ta muih narv raii and water; live coast town. pr''e $17,000; no trade. Liberal terms. HX., J03 Journal. - l'fTt iihIm or trull rifil r,ir,ni I'Iomi-A and confectionery with luncn. couiu! ter; good for man or man and wlfej K must sell on account of other buglnesq.i Call Woodlawn 2783. -- t , 1M00 Established general store -la ,. Willamette valley; want small int. ; , proved farm, balance cash or security,, O-201. Journal. . ' $10,000 CAPITAL to start a man'u'fac't- t . urlng proposition with automatic mi, ; chlnery and article now made only In; Oermany. Z-193, Journal, " -- ' A HTAPT.E article for sale at a aacrl- ; flee. Chance to . make som hlf ' money, ii-aos, journal. tXH BALK Oood 2 chair barber ahop,' 1 rent, heat and hot water, 415 rnoatn. FOR SALE Small dairy; cheap cash; party leaving town. Call 85 K Sfth st. N. Tabor 4S. FuTXy euulnped greenhouse rk VtW tor casn. isoor ova SNAP for baker, fully equipped bakery for rent. 340 Vront. WANTED To excharsre acreage . for clearing land. Call Tabor I MI. ' 11181NKSH OPIMIKTLNTIKS WA NTKI . . n t WILL pay spot cash for merchandise stock, any elze; discount according to condition of your stock. Cobb Bros., f , 408 Swetland bldg., Portland, Or; . MONKY TO IX)AN , ; H7, KKAli KHTATK ? OUR Installment plan is the best and ; surest met $32.26 per S31.24 for ' 116.17 for surest metnoa oi payina a loan. , month icr i monina. or . 60 months, or ' . . ' months pays a iieot -- loan and interest. - . .' Other amounts in proportion. , , 1 We loan on Improved city property, ' Or for building purpose. . ? No commission charged. "" .v, EQUITABLE SAVOH Ac LOAN ASSN. ? ' 242 Stark st Portland. Or. ' FARM aS'D CITY IOAN8--.Mone? 4 reudy for loans on Oregon f arms - -, and Portland properties; lowest rates, favorable repayment privileges, prompt attention; inquiries solicited. Safe deposit boxes for rent. Cnlon Bate Deposit A Trust Co., 2H Oak. BUILD1NO loans on city or suburban,, property; money sdvanced as worst progresses. W. 6. Beck. $16 Falun , v bldg. Main $407. 4 y. CASH paid for mortgages, notes. cO tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable rates. K. IL Lewis. Lobby 4, Lewlg buff.'.. $200. $260. $300, $500, 33600. On hand for immediate loan. . , , J. C. CORBIN CO., lwls Blds .-'""" MONEY lo loan in amounlsof lSd to $6000 on city property. !;' MONEY to loan, 6 to 1A U. aMU, W. It, halts i 12&. MONEY to loan on Improved city, farm , property. Y. C. King. 314 Hpslding. $t00.' $3S0, $0. $00. $1200. 1$UU, , t Fred W. German Co., $40,000 "OH LESS. FARUINaTON, ' s a 4th at. Board of Trade bldr. BEE US: small loans. Installment loaua, Cellars-Murton Co.. 825 Yeen bldg. $1000 to $6000 to loan, no commisaioa. TtncTpal. 8-1 IT, Journal. MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7. Louis Salomon Co . $00 Oak St., near 6th. 4 $1200 No commission; city security,1 F-203, Journal. ' '- MOXEV TO LOAN . -.437. Xmas Money FURNITURE BALAnT. LOANS! , t LOAN 81 All that i" necessary to establish credit with us is that you either own furniture, pianos, or that you are working either will do. HOURS; $ A. M. TO f F. M. -FROM NOW. UNfft, CiinUTilAU. J COLUMBIA DISCOUN'J ms a .a 7-t . 817 raTMngbldr. f - " SALARIES. CHATTELS, , ,- i IF TOU NEED MONK VM.' ' Loans made to persons on salary or fixed income, on diamonds, household furniture, pianos, automobiles, motor -cycles and other personal property, without unnecessary delay, -t Xasy In stallments for repayment. If desired, , Legal rates of interest wltootf proa- qsj iaim oigf, PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN A&S'N EstablUhed by Portland buslBeM . men to protect borrower, C.MTTCRS HJSRMANN, Mgr. ji4 tarH. IXJANB ON DIAMONDS, jtrWELHT, PIANQ8. HOtTBKHOLD URNITURr! OUGAN'IZED by salaried men.-,Va make aalarr and chattel loans ; nn easy terms. Home Installment Co.,'j02 Mcfcsy bids'. Open Saturday 7 9 P- rn. PIANO and furnlturo loans, licensed by the state. Geo. Harvey. Tabor $0v 1st and Jd mortgage," purchased,, aUo aeuerr interest in contract?. Or end Wash. II, K. Nolle. Lumber. -.ens bldg.. 1,