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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1918. 1 FOUNDATION IS FOUUD. BY SUCCESSFUL TESTS POSTOFRCE BLOCK . Eight Weighted Piles Register '..No. Settlement at Depth of i -34 to 40 Feet, " v-' : 300" PILLARS TO BE CAST Work Will ' Malted for 40 ay WMJ( Concrete Iosts Ax ; Betas; Cured f or mtrtag. Eight concrtt pile, drlvenvlnto th t of ) Portland' poBtoffle to a depth varying between Si and 40 feet ,to find the subterranean foundation -for the million dollar building, faileJ to settle a particle when weighted down with 10 tons. - This . teat, approved bjr the govern ment officials who required only six piles, ' establlshe th substratum Which la to- aupport the atructure, and . .twor ' 00 su work win now start on me canting o 00 suoh pile, which when eu red win f ierm . L,Jw.ii the foundation ana basement of the- building. At present a large force Is working on the construction of wooden' molds la which to east the concrete, ateel teinforced piles. , . 1 A large platform has been erected on the Park street side' of the site where the pouring will be done. The work of casting will consume a long' time, necessitating cessation of work pending the curing of the pile, which; requires 40 days. lit the -meantime another pile driver will bajirected so work will go atoead at doable ''peed .once the piles art cured and ready for driving. V"-'" ' " " " , Real Estate Transfers. ' Ann 3. Canrlgbt et a to J ram T. Cso ,' n ot si. L a. B. 4. Chinaan's Add ft to St. John,., ., ........12,500 B-unar. yuiiin. uqvwi. V Elvira B. Cbnrrh n. L. SC. 1,000 . Rrnry rrlcker aiul wf . to the City ef , Portland,! B ft. atrl? oft of L. 1 and 8. la Atil of Pile's Tract to surra! earrtption -of, property la deed book T02.17H w... , ., Sum W. (Imlth to tb city of PortlaiMl. t for arrest and - highway, land begln ' slag 11 JO ft. tt. and Ofl.Sa ft. K- of -v . the Inutreeetlon of K. Una of trout. ' yomory Drive and N. Una of L. X, B. ,. Carter's Add Alio 11. Currier to elty of Portland. ngm oc r point tn way IV ft. w da heeinrtlne at point tn eoutbeaater'y Una of B. 1,4. Court Placa J ;L. Woodson and wf. to Xbomaa O. Farfell L. 1. Starr's Sob. of B. 18. iwir T... . Nile O. Khatind and wf. to J. F. Thorne '' 1. 1- U. B. 125, Roae City Park. . H. J. Trarfjr to Mre.l)ors Traeey, f.,." 8. B. AiOlnia. L. 13, B. lOl W: liiston,' L. 41, . B.. 10 Gresorr 10 10 ik-ibta ,...!.. ........ l.ono Andrew -Petrle and wf. to city of Port-1 land. K. tof L.. i, B. 80. Woodstock. 600 minim m. ureea ana wr. to Harry Wil liam --Ntonwboer et al. In J3. B. S. wairrri! Hta 7. 10 uraata ana wr. to 1'oinmbla j l"apr Boa Co-, L. 1, B. 44. Sulllvaa'a iq, ) 1 i. H. En kin ,and wf . to Ovorea T. Pu ' t tmt. L. T, B. 2. Cotniorelal Add.; alau tract bcglnalog 8. . oor. L. X, B. v 7. et , 1 B. C. Prlcatlcy and wf, to O. g. Hcndr- 1 1 . Wlfci .',. By 'ilf,.',, " . Fulton jA vt-. S, . O. UoodMI Add...: . . . " 10 Join- w:tiKaat SbO I. to Rntti B, Ban- r. .H, Armfleld. tt .4ennl Armfleld, ' $t.;JU' 2 Caroline Add; '. m I.. t, B. 33. VeOB! alao r 8. B. 60. Vrroon; alao . B. 9, Saginaw , jfcharttf io Title fc Troat Co., t 13. fa. ' ."; 77. Lanralhurat (aaalsncd to Ladd ft Tllton bank. Doe.' 13, 1918)..... 4, 633 wranr, unnn xo jamca at. BWB Bjond,, L. 8, B. SO, Jooaaaaorc ....... . Hibcrnla Savings Bank to ianxa J. Lanjon. L. J, B. S Capitol Hill... Jronle A. Oora to C. K. Ooro. W. V, U 1, Hob of B. "A,"-Oak Park Add. So. Gwirge A. Hoaa and wf. to Cltlzena . , Bank. N. 90 ft. of b, 1, B. II, Haw. - thorn Place;, alao L. B and 15, B. 1, - Boacdala. I.. 5. B. 8. IKwJa to. . . . . . 10 10 10 BOO 10 60 Leannle A. Hutnpbrtys et al. L. 40, 41, . - B. -4, Braluard , TtifMi Utr; D o Gertrude Marie 'IKwa at at, 1 3, B. 230. Kaat Port- ,Tj land (grantor rMorrea Ufa catato)....' . Cbatlfa U. EdHarla to Joorpb and Mary ' Xpraadn. t.i; Bl. Btaoon. lit Oglcaby Vbang and Wf. to A. Paano ct al. (.. ao. B. 8, Cryatal Bprtnga Park Sbcriff to Oglraby.YOnaf. L, 14, 13, 16, B. 3, Henry roorta Add........ ' J. W. Waatbroolf and wf. to SuMO Bell," T.. T. B. 20. Uoao City Park ... 8uaan B'll to U Inn la Md Waatbrook t 40 I, o. Hoaa wi'T ! B. K. Slnm to C. II. W. L. 10." 11 . 13, 14 B. i; Corona Park... ..;....'. 1,000 Bank yt c11woimI to Baltaaar Eberla et : - a l, Af4tt, & 43. Uallwaad. 10 - Building Permits. 1 ft. pr(na Krort I aiory fratno dwelling. T60B 4Sth a.. botwes TBlb and Tth eta.: builder, eaaer 1200. . . O-W. B. tt K. Co. Repair data ahoa. foot of .Arthur at., between Moody and Wlllam- trua riar, norinweat rreii xk. Iralldera. fUOO. O-W. I. A N. Co. Krect 1 etory fraaie Bt ct lue chop, foot ef Arttau ., between Moody snc TtlUastette rlrerj tbweat Steel Ce, pulldara, fl. . - .' t. - A." JUalonoy Kreet frame carafe.- 1013 I'ancorvat tietwaaa Bait 34ib and 33tli at.; bulloera. aenw, tAO. . lira. Vaarbn Bepalr 2 atory frasM dwell, int. 4O0 aaimea alu, between lOtb. ana lltk au. : WIa liockaer, builder, ano. 1 , Caapar WIluelnr-Repatr 1 atory frame dwell. lagK SttO'Mtmtaaa are., betwait Jdaaos gad Shaear ata; blUder ta ma. K)0. Baamajwea Co. Bret t :l atory ' ordinary .wareaouae, St. Ileleng kld-, Bear LakeTitw, i . Philip' OjinKrart i story frame office bnlld- IRBVA204 Powell betann SZd and 64th. Oak- dale addition: builder, aaiee. Boo, klary A. MaaoaeEreol frame carafe. HQS .Caat'Biirnalde at., oorner Kaat BU; saUder, .him, aoo. 1 WUUaoa tUldt Braolr 1 btary brick ordl- ,ary garage, 704 Keeraey at., betwaa 21at ;aad 22d ata.j V. O. Carlsoa, ballaer, ta0. , J aba Webber, repair one sad eoe half atory 'frame dwelling. SIO B. Pino at., between H. 24tb aad Mth ara.; H. B. Boalgn, oaUder; 9100. ' Harry Buage, repair eae etory frame dwell. lng, XI M Braate sL, betweca 94tk and sots st.i builder. ama; 19Q. II. O. and It. M. Baker, repair eae stnry firame oweuiag.' 10 1 eats era., brtweea Mtk arxt STtb ata-l Vanilerkof Bras, sallderst ITOti. Henry Qroth, erect fratae garage, TS4 .TVtlt at. oeiwe,. rreineBa ana ' KitcKitat . eU s ' ballder. aaaaet . O. W. Owaoa, repair (reaar garage. -ttt Kat- ijr at aeiween aDeraaioj ana jusot eta.: bollder. earns: ISO. . - ' A.. PobrwMky. repair one story trama wll Ing, 734 2i at., betirooa Porter and Booker eta.: H. fepateht, builder; $1HS - Afbert : BnswelL' repair, one story fraaie dwelling, 239 Argjle st betwees Burrare aad uriawaret . oonaer, name; fio. A. KlngiWIleoa, repair one story erdtaary brick store building. 800 Bnrnatde et between W. Park and Stb ats.) . J A. Meltoa company, bolldera; 33. . -. . , . K. BilllBga. erect frame greonluraea, m It 7tb at, between Alnworth.A4 Holman . sia.fr tmiMer, tamei 9300. .;.';,. eAS"BGrRIA For InfAntj tad ddMrea ' tn Ucb Fcr Over SO Yccra Always pear " the " ' r set iyA-", GiRLS IK Uv: WVh GYPSfES VAGRANTS? ! THEY Police - Charges Fail .Flat j When the Accused- Prove ; They Are on "Easy Street" i Every effort-of the city to prove that the Gypsies now camping at the Rose City speedway are vagrants was vain In the municipal court this morn ing, and the nine defendants, of whom three were women, were allowed to go about their business. Policemen who arrested the alz men learned, to their surprise, that every man who does not work Is not a Vagrant. The six fur coated, swarthy vlaaged rovers who appeared before Judge Langguth were simply rolling tn wealth. . Chief Bpelro George, the leader of the crowd, said he owned a large farm In northeastern Oklahoma, another in South Dakota, and that he had three automobiles, II head of horses and unlimited cash with him In Portland. Of his friends he said likewise. "lie got auto, he rot auto, he got auto and money," said the clhef ex citedly, pointing to the different de fendants in turn. "AU gypsies got automobiles," he concluded. Later In the hearing it devoloped that the chief had about 1300 In cash with him in the courtroom and that the other men ware equally well sup plied. The chief showed that he was a member of the Masonic order in New York state, and two others proved their affiliation with the Odd Fellows. Joe Adama, a brawny giant with herolo features, was recognised by many, In the courtroom as a motion picture actor who has figured promi nently In films from Universal City, Cel. in polite terms the gypsies Informed Judge Langguth and the police that they were not vagrants, that they had a right to atay here, and defied any one to make them move. They were represented in court by Attorney Sam uel Olson. Jungs juanggutn atsmissea the charres.' i? . . , Charges of , fortune teumir against Mary John, Rosa Ster and Mary Oeorge were likewise, dismissed. TBe three women eald they were, giving scientific demon t rations in phre nology. The police ware unable to prove otherwise. Blighted Eomaiices Figure in .Girl s Trial Bessie Xlgfe, Charged With Maxtor of Alleged Betrayer, Tells of Husband Zn rrlsom. Children Xn-Orphanage. Missoula, Mont.. Dec -15. (U. P.) Three blighted romances figured today in the trial ef Bessie Leigh on a charge of murdering Fred Hoffman last -October, Before th alleged shoot ing the girl swallowed strychnine, out the dose waa too small to bring death. Evidence presented today showed that the girl defendant's first romance went to smash when her husband was sentenced to a term In stats's prison a: Deer Lodge. Following this, it wae testified, she was admired by a Sal vation Army officer, but the affair came to naught. -Mrs, . Leigh declares that Hoffman, the third men; promised to marry her and auDDort her two children, who are Ui the state orphanage. When he re- fuaed to do so ana caused ma arrest en a betrayal charge, and then. It '. charged, shot him before officers could Interfere. Pretty Girl Held as ; Strong-Arm Bandit s"- '.,, a-aeaaneannaaBeea Chlcaffe Velio ay rrtsoner, Van Sow la Custody aad Amotaes woman Have Bee Operattof Together. Chieaao. Deo. II. (I. N. S.) Myrtle Wilson, young and pretty, waa taken into cuatody tooay cnargea mm Doing one of a trio of strong-arm Dandits, consisting of' two women and one man. Prod Martin, one of her alleged ac complices, alao la under arreat Their method ot operating, tne po lice ear, waa to Approach a victim and ward off suspicion by chatting. Then one of th women would throw bar coat over th victim' head, the man would aetse him and the feminine ban dits would eeerca him. . .. Goods iA8kedbytS.Ps Salem, Or., Dee. II. The Southern Pacific Railroad Co. filed an applica tion with the publio service commission today aaklng permission to establish a rate of SO cents per Hi pounds on canned goods, in carload loU, ' mini mum weight f 6.000 pounds, from Ash land to Portland and 'intermediate points. iThe rat Is declared : to be neccesary in order that the Rogue River Canning company may compete with eanned gooda transported -- by water. tna southern Pacific Bays. . ; ' - ' The robbery f two rooma -t th Whitetower-hotel. 107 Decatur, street. St. Johns, - was-reported to the police last nignt.- A quantity -ct clothing be longing to E. H. Brlgga and Krneat Anderson, lodgers, - waa 'taken; The proprietor f th hotel reported to-the police that he saw a man walking from the hotel about 1 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon." carrying a large roll of etoth- mg -under hla arm. . , . GOODNESS 1 AUTOMOBILES WILL SEEK SHAREHOLDERS IN BANK, OF SYMPATHY igjaseaanaawaSaissseaB 1 1 lTt&tmKm-amm&&?i BBiSJsBBBsBB9BBB99BBB St ' Vrv. y ' - . -.4 I -fl . 4 t Top Group of girl from Lincoln girls from Benson Polytechnic Saturday campaign tomorrow. HvV have assumed that your last name is 'Sympathlaer and have ao addressed you." begins the appeal. "If we are right, we hope you will be able to join the Benevolent Order of Sympathisers, by depositing at least $1 in the Bank of Sympathy. This is to be a joint account in which the other party needs the money more than you do. You will draw your share In Christmas joy and aatisfac tlon. The money will be drawn in re lief and service by the aick, aged and helpless, for whom winter in a large city like Portland alwaya means Buf fering, even In times of plenty." "Sympathy Saturday" will be. ob aerved tomorrow. Tomorrow, by means of the campaign inaugurated by the OF I. W W.; PORTLAND IS ON LIST Plan Will Be to Keep Tab on Treatment Accorded Do mestics, Waitresses, Etc. Spokane, 'JVasb.. Dec. 16. Organlxa. tlon of a women's auxiliary to the Industrial Workers of the World Is announced today In Spokane by John Do ran, national organizer of the I. W. W. Organisers, he said, are working secretly and already have a member ship of 100. Membership Is confined principally to domestics, laundry workers and waitresses. Do ran announces the extension of the union to ail the principal western cities, including Portland. Seattle. Ta- coma, San Francisco. Los Angeles and Denver. Work is already under way in Seattle. - Elisabeth Gurley Flynn announced today in Puluth that the organisation was born there and that it la extend ing throughout the country. IV la declared that a list of hotels, laundries, restaurants and home will be Kept, together with a record of treatment accorded employee and the wagsa paid. It la hoped to eliminate the women'a employment offices by this organization, says Do ran. Socialists to Have "High Cost" Meeting .... iii ii To diacuss the high cost of living Is the . purpose of a publio meeting called for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Central library by Albert Streiff and Victor X. McCone, prominent mem bers of the Socialist party in Oregon. A free discussion ef the present situa tion and the formulation -of remedies are planned, Th Housewives' leagua haa no connection with this meeting Picture in the Church. Vancouver Wash. Dec 15. -"The Birth of Christ" will be portrayed at the First- Methodist church here Sue day evening in pictures and song. Be v. E. I. Benedict the pastor has made arrangements for the pictures and 81 views will be, presented, during which time the following program . will be carried ' out; Hymn, "Joy - to th World." - by the' congregation; reading of the "Magnificat." toy Mrs.- 8.. W. Thompson; eong. "Hark, the Herald Angel ; Bing;- "O, ,lJttle Town fei Bethlehem,", by Mrs. George B. Simp son; The Babe of Bethlehem, by. A. W, Henderson; "Star of the East, by Rev. Boeaman. and .Miss Lei a BoasmanS reading, "The Three Wise Men," from Ben Hur. ' by Holland .Cash; "Holy Night, by Mrs. Oeorge B. Simpsoa; The Holy City,!: illustrated with I J colored views, by A." J." Fleming; "Beepers Are Needed,1 by . chorus choir; -olos "Whisperings of c Jesus." by ' Miss ' Cbarlott- Hall; quarut, "Welhnacht, by Mra. Maggie Arnold, Mrs. Miles R. Smith,; Rev.- Rossmejt and A. J. Fleming. . "V". seal s '"a isaaaMaaaaaaaeaspji inm iT ,- llarry BIjcr, Barber; IIL - Oregon City Or., Dee.. 14.--Harry .XJ. Myers, local barber, is ill at his home in Gladstone, from, Bright' ciScase. t - - f V Irf v mm & if I (tar. iK ' MatriMrJaayeeeBaaBa -X ! f Nisff lVl laBfllfcjVtfes; v:t:-WW)ri:Xitfjg( f WOMEN ORGANIZING A BRANCH 5 ' S e-v - I . '9 ; Inin run minr mn ' ' ' 'A' t jt iw J mm .r V - ''f high school, and, bottom, group of school, who will aid the Sympathy , Public Welfare bureau and aided by 500 or more young ladies, it is hoped to secure the greater part of the fund sought by the bureau to carry on its work of winter relief. Girls from the high schools and young society women will call at busi ness offices seeking to place shares in the "Bank of Sympathy" at 10 cents a share. Cards which have been dis tributed by the Boy Scouts all over the city are being returned with the coin spaces filled. Letters with blank checks made payable' to the "Bank of Sympathy" have been sent to a select ed list and with the appeal quotea above. Final sessions ef the Bank of Sympathy committeee were held at the Multnomah hotel this morning. OREGON CITY DOESN'T . KNOW WHAT KIND OF FIRE TRUCK TO BUY Number of Salesmen Attend Council Session to Tell of Their Wares, Oregon City, Dec. J5. A special meeting of the council was held laat night for the purpoae of discussing the purchase of a fire truck and the granting of a Jitney franchise to W. M. Foster for the operation of autos between Oregon City and Portland. The franchise brought before the council by Mr. Foster was amended in several ways. The franchise as it reads now will call for and demand posted schedules in prominent places in the cHy and all cars running on the line. -A $5000 aurety bond la com pelled to be posted, by Mr. Foster. A S30 Quarterly license was decided upon at a previous meeting but the number of cars that could be run under tjhad not been aettled. The - Question was brought before the council Thursday night and motion for a second reading was aaked for January 3. The city having about decided now that it-is financially able to buy a fire truck is undecided as to what make would serve the city best. Repre- aantattves of several popular trucka were present trot the great draw back was that repairs and parts could not be obtainable Quick enough. Thomas W. Padden Dies at Vancouver i ' . . j Vancouver. Wash., Dec. 15. -Thomaa W. Padden, a pioneer resident of Van couver, died tbia morning at hla home, 21 East Seventh street, after a lin gering illness. ' He waa TO years old and had resided her for more than SO years. - Mr. Padden waa a native of Ireland and ; was born March IS, 1844. He came to, Vancouver in 1859 and on Oc tober 4. 1873, was married to Sarah Byrne, who with a number of children survives. The children are Mrs. P. J. Klrwin, Mrs. Joseph, J. Donovan, Miss Gertrude Padden, Mis Constance Pad den. Miss Buth-Padden-Mis Barbara Padden, Mlas Winifred Padden, Thom aa L. Padden'and John A. Padden of Vancouver, and .Mrs. J. R, Redmond of Walla Walla. . k .... Mr. Padden waa a member ' f the Knights . of .-Columbus, the Elk and th Bed Men: lodge and had a large number of friends in this part of th state . who regret to learn of ,hi de mise. -: v-'.V The body is being held at the fam ily home. .. , - . - ...---;-.--,' Funeral services will be ..held Mon. day. morning in 8 1. James Catholic church and, Interment will b 1n the ' l -i i . -"ii.. . .jita . , Two Seek- iMrorcr), , Oregon City,'' Or Dec, 14. Benlamhi F. Weddle filed a suit for divorce from bia wife, Rosa, Thursday. He charges cruel ' and inhuman treatment.. They have been married seven year.'...,-.. i Suit- for dlvorc w. filed also, by Sldnia Davis.? She charge Frank, Da vis with cruel and Inhuman treatment. Tbsy wer married November 23, J9K. -:o i .--.. ... v . ..... .v. ...-. wy.vv, . :.....- n : r .. .-, H mat A rZ i-"-A" jT I Mi ItH i TM n V A r nih s ihiw iihii.iiii aaei vim l SUCCESS BECAUSE OF ACTIVITY Full Line of Articles on Sale by the Unitarian Woman's Alliance; Auction Feature, With a full line of everything from Dante's Inferno to a wire bustle, and hats, suits, trousers and dog collars for fillers, the Unitarian Woman's Al liance is conducting a so-called "Rag Fair" at 244 Washington street, begin ning yesterday and to end Saturday evening with a grand auction of any possible left-overs. William F. Wood ward of "Woodward, Clark Co. will be In charge of this feature. The, rag fair" replaces the bazaars held in former years and attica have been overhauled In homes of the rich with the result that a wonderful array of clothing, books, furniture, shoes, hats, jewelry, pictures and fancy work are on l at pricea that sell the goods at eight. A hat trimmed with velvet aioleis may be . purchased for 25 cents, an evening gown for grand opera for to cents and trousers are priced attract ively from 60 cents to fl. So great haa been the demand for garments of practical wear that the ladlea are ask ing for new supplies to fill their counters-for the grand clean-up. The women especially active in con tributing to the success of the affair are Mesdames Thomas Edwards, A. T. Smith, R. A. Taft. Elliot Habersham. Nobis Wiley Jones, Charles Schnabel, T. T. Oeer, Hart, E. W. Creighton, Dewey, Hume, Holmes, K. C. Petty, R. 8. Greenleaf, W. Q. Eliot, William Woodward. Hayhurst, D. C. South worth, Cotter, Strout, Harold, H. T. WHWnSj Warner, Nicholson, Ralph Wilbur, Henrietta Eliot, Laber, F. A. Jackson, Owan Summers, Dr. White side and Miss Clara Kingsley. Clarke Marriage Licenses. Varcouver, Wash., ' Dec 14. -Marriage licenaes were issued today to the following: Leslie X Linn, legal, of Portland, and Vera Gold winchelL legal, of White Salmon; L. W. Bate man, 27, and Hasel McPhereon, 21, of Portland; James A. Hobba. 26, of Kelso, and Jessie Woods, 25, of Bull Run. Or.; Edwin C. Walker, 26, of Llnnton, Or., and Margaret Faulkner, 23, of Portland; Richard Cavitt, 24. of Brush 'Prairie, and Beta Johnston, 18, of Orchards; Thomas Fitzgerald, legal, and Letha Ellen McOhebey, legal, of Carner, Or. Rer. L. K. Grimes Accepts. Vancouver. Wash.. Dec 14. Rev. L. K. Grimes of Portland haa accepted the call to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church of this city and will conduct services Sunday. Rev. Mr. Grimes substituted during tb summer months for Bev. H. S. Temple ton. ' Mr. Grimes haa been affiliated with FUNERALS Beautiful adult plush or Broadcloth eaakeC eta palming, outside bos, hearse, tare astos .aad earrlcee for Fnnerale If desired for 20, $40, ,ao.. Higher priced funer als in proportion. We manufacture caaketa. Ld assistant. Beautiful fsaeral eaapel. MILLER & TRACEY .Independent Funeral Directors, faahlncton at Klla 8U Ibet. 20th aad 21t) West Blda. Mala 27, A-TSB5. NEW TODAY MORTGAGE LOANS' $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Xaveetaaeat ft Mortf ago Co. Offlee BO- 170 d art. Feary Brothers, Inc. WE BUY NOTES BOfl TJaknm Bids-. Fortlana. Or. FARM LOANS 7 TO 7Yz ZdOXTtAQXS BOVdXT. -ICortgags 43axapaay for Amerlra, Boon a Aiaewerta Bid-. Bortlaad. Or, CLA88U1ED Al) RATES . CA&H ADTZaTISEWJIT Pfly nndajTi 14 eeats per arare for all elaaaiflcatSoBS a cepUog 'Fot Bast ia Pirate raaaily." Kooaa aad Board In Ptirate ramlly," "Bltaatloa Wasted" sad "Wanted Kaat", da. wbka are im eeote aer weed. Tare taeertJoae for toe price ef twax, . fetes lseertljPBa far tbe mice ef five. No takes for teas taaa 18 seat. A CASH MUsT accenpaA . avpjr te eetaU a bora rates. - . ' CKAASstD ASTirariBUtXXTa. r ' H seats par ward per lasertioK. . - Taia charge Is for ail etaaaifieitlees esee teg Por Seat la Private famllr," "Boots sad Board la Private Famllr." sUtaatloa Wasted ' aad "Wsated ta Bef ads, which, are 114 sects per word pes' tascrtloaj. Mo ad etiaired for laaa thaa 18 rente. .TZOB ; OVVfiiMU i iz wwa wani.ua nana si a rwiiaaio bualnoee boose doellua: la any Itne et rareharvj4v or ttforntatloa roard lug reeoruv ovioib. rautiwauia, aioaua ship line, etc, address Orsgoa Jour tal Informatloa Bureau. . - - ' lat ormauea desireey n $.i.......ee;...i.ee..el...i; e ese ss .'am.,...sss.e.e.. eees , '! Address,. $75 Central Presbyterian church, Portland, three years, coming . from v Superior, : Wl& He had charge, of the Superior i parish for - seven years,' and was In strumental " in ; securing a - f 50,000 church building. ; Wkaa writlnr er . caUU pleeae mantlos The Jeuraal. ; a4vertleere, tAdt., ROFESSIoNAL AND USIHESS DIRECTORY iiiiUXIXCUINU, battuoitolca, butuxta cot , ered, aecordkta, souturst, aloe aad bos pleat lag; all work itremtttiy and aaUaUetucuV at tended to. L Ktttbtu, Utt Aldac at, eip. Olds. Wertaaas S Kim, . AtAAJMtWA. AbO box fUfA'l'lNU, HKMBTITCHINU, BRAlbl.NU; BUTTON BOLtU), BUTTONS , COVKKKU. BA8TBBN nmKLn WTO. iu ywaY suom sw i'as-UAA aaeiitouu-aun. susuruiuaw ave aad aaBoarat pleaiiDgj bttitooa cefered; goads Stxnged. Scalloping. Vittnefc oik, a way lux. AdATX CTTTIKI ' si, UJ. hug, lawaiaav Kxpert waAcosaaAers, filler's, a7 Wash : bet. B'way and ark. BasjnJocB'MAjaat-.-'''--'e'--- pAk A . UOLUAS. iaa, 1 8d au-biaa aeofe BMaafaetursra, agaau tor Jones lm proead Una .laaf Ledfars. See.ta aew reha Lest. A -a 183. Mala 1(3. ' - VAUttLH J Krass Wo.-ks. Braaa ,;estlBsaauI aaatAlne worha. IPS W. 8th at, t' way 834. flAarurrza Asm nm nm rim A Va u tiu,uliat avuusctm-s. penter -shop 80 Floe at. Broadway Car iua. OAaPlT CLtAlflMO IFlLilFlH litPQ ro uid csrpeta, rag rasa, carpet : cloaniug. North- wett ana Co.. IM a. trth. S6m. B-10. JWaCat ISttMa., alewM Vlaaatng Worae Ce peta cleaned and laid: - re (mint our ape CUHy. Katt 440. B-I0M8. N4 fc Iwt at. N. OXimoPBACTOKS UKMUVAi, KuTiClk Vf. O. Powell, chiropractor, raatoeed te 811 Panama bldg.. Sd aad Alder. Special offer t first 10 eatering hla otficn cliata. Brlag this axmca. i io ta an., ie a p. aa. 2C1KO AWAY with saedicioes and operations. Patlenu delighted with health returning without droga or acaia. Dr. McMaboe siskins good. 81 UeaUaeoLs, 1. Madta aldg. aad eactsrlam. - COAX AJTD W0O9 KATIOfiiAIv VUEL OO. E; "a041.. Dry alab wooO, 4. ft., 84 26 cord sawed, t.& load; blockwood, 4 ft., f4.T5ord sawed, 84 toad ; a-l nr, a ii., aa.io corq V Tiv u'Ann Plr 4 M; hardwood, 85.BO pea eord deUr- ViaKdAUU Wood Co., lat cleae foei. rraoipl - seiiTyy. a.ssi taio. o-iokn. AEfflT AMH Dry tit, 4 ft.. 8a .00 te 6.oo. dwiw. mjo water ax. aiaia owa. A-eoei AD f Pai C Snuil orders our apeelaT t DKjt ty. 40 t'nlon ere. N. Kaat 4al. COBTKACTOa A WD BtTTLDIKS CUKCtfAia! walls, waise. floors, eta., euncreu garasea M waterprooruis a specialty. C. L. Crosby. 444 B. th at. B, 'I Tabor SOll iwaAa UUBfcH. Ueaeral Ooairetor. 2iu baer- lock bldg. DETECTIVE fiXPEsUKNCED. reliable. Oonaulutloa Ires. B. U KeUogg Jr, Bos 298. Oreroe. City. Or. EDTJCATTOBAt DABCIB MACJdiualikli Dancing Academy, sow ta et. bet. Stark and Oak. Special rates. 4 private lessens. (2; mumlDg, afternooa, evening; alt latest dances guaranteed; elaas Thorsday. 8a t arday evenlnaa. T:30. Broadway 1160. Hut. sad Mrs. Heata'a Hchooi Leoas dally. Class Too., Frl. eva. 10 Sd at., betweea Waahlaston end Stark. Isanna Mala LAW SOHOOIA UMKUOJI UW SCHOOly A thorough, practical eoarso la law. SecitaUooa evvaiaga Maia T7. Allsky bldg. MUSIO BCXOOL ABO TZACXZBS flANu Lestous, with ass of practios piaso, T nr. pr. pay. a toontn. Maiu ltw. ' ..V.... JM 1 1 K. TH1KLUOUN Violin fescher. pupU aevcla. wn riieqper piqg. marspau ica. PaUf. T. K UWaON-piano iseaoaa at yea none. oo. rnone xaoor vssv. sUOTlMlfi piano pUying la 10 to SO taeaoasT ' s4e AS aa H A 1 tO 41 sfesklosaHBaJ . klil sa sw-a wxtava II yytreiat a s iiaVa-a-iisr POO ABP CAT HOBPTTAT, Da O. U. UUTMsiAhl. VaTTKKINABIAN. Uw pus i e k. Ttw st. Kaat ibi. ETZ. ZAB. HOSX. THBOAT. LITBOS AiJlLMllDa re oki red without knife, till Dr. Cassrday. Dekam bldr ad and Wash. irag nfTTBABCB PAUs'lU oXAlta lMal ltJU.ASMIA only Oreaoa fire Inaarance company. T11JTT BTTw AVD B BtTOS TJend Us Your Old Carpets Mads from old amain- Brtissets. Aimlastsr. Smyras. Also rag ruga, all slsea. Mall orders prompt. Carpet cleaning. Send for booklet. WESTERN f LLTf EDO CO., 4 Halea ave, N. P bones Bast Cold. 0-1478. nTBBACE Boynton ; Furnaces Besasailcal. affeetosL 1. a Bayer C. Front and Market. iiMON AVE. Sheet Metal Works, fnraacasia7 stalled, rwpslrlnir. 411 Union ave. H. B. 411, rrrmiriTtrRE bzpaib abb trPH0LSTZBnr ilULiUMAU furniture Uuspltal. M sdSU a.ipen aattreas msaing. Main eooa. RAIB GOODS ABS HAIB DBEBSrjr KMVhrr A HANKltUT. leading wig and too pes aaskers. finest stock human hair gooda halrdrsselag. manicuring, face sad scalp treat. awn i. atnwTw to se aioer. near wroaoway. XABlCtntlVO ABO BAIXDKXBBIjrO 4; aroaaway bldg. stesioVnual arora ay ap eolntmeoU Phono Mela 122X - KATTBZSSZB OLU mattresses aad fea liter beds made lata sanitary folding forms: feathers renovated. raiding M. Co. BO WlllUme ave.' M. 8ST4. BOB-OfTOXlCATnrO BETIBAOZS WKINUAKD'H Uoides aad Amber Kectar. Henry Weiahard plsst. 18th aad Bomelde. Main TB Phones A-1I02. PHTBICIAlfS. Dat, K. A. c-UlLAit-M, Alisar bld( Astsaia. wervceaness. rroetatic iron Die, nceomatuns. PBUtTZBB ABD EBO BATIKS JTMa1 IVT Sag mark at. UHS M. MAJiM. Broadway 4J8, A-dOa. BA20B BLADES SBABPEBZD hvAs.ll rasura sAaruexoo. kU-fclutls. Kbe ana sue per eoeea. 14H sa et, sear mikttps. SEK tbe up-to-date safety raao machlaa, ta the wlndtw at 103 4th at. BTTBSEB CTAMPS ABS BXALS AiAM btettcita. -.rasa Checha, curses aigaa. rAturiu Lussi iiaar vrvaiaBV Ml Wsehlngtoa st, Mala HO. A-BT1. ' ixxrt kit ax ynzxt kKPAJaUbts tia aad gravel rwots. .see Laoli, aio smt at. ram hub isa. - towex. strmr rwAiiwkAi' LaaiMiry Co, lus prompt, etf cleat sorvico. rnoae ywif aiu, A-e4ie TBAJCBfga ABD STOBAOB ; ' Oregon Transfer Co. . -c"-i-- Bstsbllshod 17. V' . Craaafee ssJ a-orwaraiBg Aafew.' SMrago free Tiackase. -8 Office sad Storaca 414 till as at. v jStb tnd UUms. ' - Mais 0. a44. ALwAtt ''fiCK" IHK JifcsVf tlOLSIttiOUJ GOOD apBClAUal Storage, recking. Chippie aad Moving. Brse or Asto Vaje. iciai rrciEBI rates te au points. C. O. PlCa TUAASfXR A MIORAOI Ca ejtcnug aaa nm. oi use way awo. sv-iwa WML BUIIH. THlVHtiCll Ul 11 M. llruad. way. Moving and storage. Office pbone Broadways 1734, .residcac phone aast ZO. Mi-jQOFSrCTURERS J ntrXBTV ITTPPltZf pLUMiiiNa supplies, ebotasale prices, ataxsy Pevla Co.. BIS Third at. Mais W. SABTTABT WTPfB) BAO' I La' SHANK COi PBOMB S4AIW -WOOD PTPB IrOBTUAAD WOOD PlPit CM. iraetory acd ofneo ease sets ana tots are. Ham .. MEETINO NOTICES 41 EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons. pins, cnarrns. jaeger cros ii- fin. BUSINESS CAHIX' W. G. Smith & Co. ;Trraa Third Floor. Morran bldg. - DRKaS autta for rent. ail sisaa. Uaue Tailoring Co.. tot Stark at BIRTHS ELLlOT-tTa Mr. aad Mrs. Katneal 0. Billet, -Sa a at.; Dee. I, a daughter. - KVBIK To Mr. aad Mra. Uenry JT. KaWk, TOO tJberty st., Dee. , a daughter STEPHsN To Mr. aad Mrs. Leonard tapha. 1S2 Grand are. N., Decern ber S, a so. XOSX Te Mr. and Mr. John Tfost Jf, TMH -.5 Dee. i a son. ' 8IEGBNTBALEB Te Mr. aad Mra. frederlek Hlereathaler, 83 Colonial are, Dae. 8, a eon. P1ER30N To Mr. and Mr. Meade A, Plerson, J720 C. TBth at. N.,: Dee. 4, a aoe, KOCU Te Mr. aad Mrs. Hesur Kocsv Kl Beeck St.. Dm. . itn. SMITH To air. sad Mra, T. U Soiita. 11M B. lawouj at., use. o, a sob. EGOKR t Mr. aad Mra, John Krm, foot ef Portamootll ae., Dec. 5, a daugbtar. GLANS To Mr. and Mra. John Qiaos, 833 , Bkldmore t., Dae. , a daughter.' LIONS Te Mr. aad Mr. Henry L, Lroot. 6705 45th st. S. E., Dec (, a soa, BOZEIXH To Mr. and Mrs. Km eat A. Boselle, p wimsma ave.. uec. a. s eom. ; 1 DEAT1T3 AXP FTJyERALS 7tt KOWELL December 14, at 19 OloaeosbK k street.' Lea A. BowalL srs t roara. beloved sou of Oeorge Bowell, Priuevilla, Or.; brother of Clyde Bowell. Portland; Floyd Bowell. Prise vllle; Jo Bowell, Sweet Home, Or.; Mrs. J. r. Morris, prlnerlle; Mrs. W. H. Keebaa, Oregoa City. Remalna are st A. B. Seller A Cow's parlors. Will be U ken te Sweet Home. Or., oa the 1:30 a. m. g. f, train, Saturday. December 19. The fuaersl eerrtere will be held at Bweet Home, Or Sunday, December 17. uuiwt residence. 914 first at., Matbew P. Kledl. acad 78 Tears, balovad hatband of Mary Bledl and farter of Prank. Otis, Lee, i-atrica aaa saisabsui Bledl, sod Mrs. Oeorge M. Crane, roaeral will tike niece from Dun alag A McBatee's parlors tomorrow Sa tor day), December le. at 8:30 a. m., theac to St, Lawraace's eburcb, Sd and Shermaa eta., at a.a. The deceased was a member of the StoDscnttar's local. Krlende invited. Inter ment St. Mary'a cemetery. 8TAMBALOU At the family residence. 4&3J Thirty-ninth a Ten no Soutuaaat, Dooriuber U, Samael B. SambauKh. aged 7 year 4 months it oays. comrade of ueorge Wright l "oat, u. A. B., bekrved buabsnd of Sarah A. Strambaugb, father of Fanny M. fcutheriaad and Prank B. Stambaugh. Prlenda Invitee to attend foner! aervlces, which will bo held at Hotmail's funer al parlors, Third and ha 1 mon etas., at S, p. m. tomorrow (Saturday ),. Dec. 14. CoBdudlcg eervlcee at the Portland Crematorium. FOl'NTZ Ju this city, December 18. at hla lata residence. 8tt Northrop at.. .Maaford D. Poynta, aged 44 Jcara. buaband of Mra Anna Poynta. The funeral aervlces -wilt be bald Saturday, December 18, at 8 o'clock P. m., at the rMldence aatabllahment of J. P. Pinter a Sob. Montcomerr at BLb. rrlendt invited. Incineration, at Moaat Scott 0ark crematorlnm. . . LAUSKN At tbe residence. 3163 Stark at.. Da ceuiDer is. Carrie uraeo. ace ea rear, ru- stral aervlces will be held at tbe above reai- aeoce. Harurday. December IS, at 11 a. in. In tel ment Looe Plr cemetery. Arranaemeuts in care of Miller A Tracey, Wasblagtoa et Ella street. WILLIAMS At 8236 Slat au 8. K., December vi. dwar a. wuiiama. area sv years, re. aeral aerTlces wilt bo eosJucted Pridsy. Dec. H, st 11 o'clock s, m., la tbe mortuary chapel of A. D. ken worthy a Co- 68oa-04 Bid at. h. K. in Inta Friends invited to attend, in terment Mt. Scott Park cemetery. WOOLLEf la .this city. December 14, at tbe BreldeostelB, IBS N, 33d itM EllsabeU I. Wool- icy, agea to years, xne remains are at taa residence establishment of J, P. Fin lay A Boa, Moutgovjery at 6th. McUUIBE In this city. December 14, at hla lata residence. S48 isrn st.. John Mcunire. aged 67 years. The remalna are st the rest- deaoe eatabllabment of 1. P. rinler a Hon. Montgomery at Ota. Notice et ftiDeral here after, s VRIUHT The funeral eervicee of Dells M. Wrlrbt will be held at taa ooaaorvatory cbaoel of the East Bids Funeral Directors, st 3 p. in. (tomorrow) Saturday, instead of today. Friends invited. Interment Loos Fir cemetery. UitAUAM Tbo funeral service of the lata John J. Oraham will be held at P. U Irch undertaklnk narlora. Kaat 11th- and Clay eta., Baturdy at 10 a. a. Friends la- vtted. WOOD Edith B. Wood, Oood Bamarltaa, Dec. lO. 89 rears, cystic tumor. MacMUBBY Mrs. Ellen MacMnrry. Maltno- mah boaDltal. Dee. 11. se years, pnenmonia WBIGHT Robert P. Wright, Oood Bamarltaa, " aT0r Asa Wsj iai, BjeAaYt-l BW VtltSI B stv FL1N0 Jobs A. Fling. Emanael bespttal, Dec. ll. iw yeara, score anitation or aesix. OMOBI Merle Omorl. 2d and Hooker eta., Pae. 11. 8 years, tabercnloua menlngltia. FLORISTS CXARKB BROS., florlats. J87 Morrison et- Alain or A-1808. Fitra flower and floral designs. No branch store. MARTIN FORBES CO.. florists. 814 Wash. Main 24, A-1248. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. MAIN 811C: wreatha. Dlllowe. 88 up. Bprays i np. cnsppeirs bt Moron. OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO., 743 unssn st. Mar, 43 d, a-i a MAX M. SMITH, florlat. 141 H th at. SWISS FLORAL CO.. 88d and ailaar FUNERAL DIRECTORS veaaaesaaaBsa EDWARD HOLMAN CO ESTABLISHED 1177. - RELIABLE FUNERAL -DIRECTORS LADT ASSISTANT. THIRD AND SALMON 8TREETS. MAIN 68t. A-llll. ' Cndertaker. Kaat 11th and Hawthorn. rnonea ictsi. b-iiis. uadv assistant. A: D. Kenworthv Co. Tabor 1217; HOI 13d t, Lenta. Tabor tit; sstn at, ana yoster roaa. Arista, v ; F, S. Dunnlngi Inc. Easr'fiida Funeral ' Dl reefers. 414 Alder st. Phone East 81. B-1C1I. Dunning & Mctntee iffir,TZ every detAiL Broadway and Pin at, Broadway 480, A-44B8. Lady aaslstant, A..Ri Zellar Co. W.Wir.t Lafly attendant. Daw and nie-hr nmnriKm. MILLER TRACUy, Independent Fu- K:f9e2on' j. low a lis, t40. HQ. Wash, at 11. M. t4tl. A-TiiC 4. tr, MALUI BON, .9kFWFN V,ld.,rM,n -0. Main 4148 OrCVr;OA-tll. Cor. Id and Clay. X. Hrr rnea, new resideoen as Labi u 101 tVflllsma ave. Wdln. 120. C-184 8. Uimilinn aat 8 Oth aad OUsan. Mammon ntrm servioea Tabor 4111. Breeze. & Snook BeUaurtt 4th. CEMETER1C "s,easjs.jeMa : , Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium - - Tabor 14B8. P-4L 4 ; VAvim THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY, . Foot Montgomery stroot. Tabor S88L Bteel relnferced conoret burial vaulta. Air ttsnt. watwrproor. everiatin. " aiOMlENTS rOK'rLKANi MAltMi, WMJS-. ZB4-S4B 4th at,, opp. City Hall., Mala ((4. f-rtiln Neri sona. for memorials. 1 BLAESIhi6 GRANITE & , wjrv, ar, fry nptsPN WR 'SALE HOUSES ' " 01 SPLCND1D 1 room home, lot - 100 100. Irvlngton; choice location; rea sonable offer accepted. 12t 273.- W. H. -n-raman.- ; TWO extra good - modt-rn -.1 room houses, very cneap. v easy v terms. uwner. ' wooaiawn jeys $140 TAKKS equity on lot and small nouse, petance sss. jroaaway car. Ow artgr. e n. itn n, r " - 8 ROOM plastered house, water in, will en taeaii. root qi icii. iu. Fori sale iiousra - Dl - - - tMaBoed ;Snap at Half Price: Neat I room bungalow, clos to tr. cement walk. Price ! terms ;. cash, balance $10 per month. William Realty- Co., Qrajs Croaslng. ' Tabor 110606 room house, newly aioei nsinted atrset vrsdnd! cement Walk. lot 60sloo. l block to car; James, i. Ofrden, lOf tfhaver at. Woodlawn tS. oOU, tarma (r 4 rworo tiousa. i lota. 1 block lrom new Franklin nig fx school. John Stelger. I10S 6Jd St. FOR SALE LOTS AT Bell Heights: lot 60x100; have email equity, will sell equity cneap. Phone Tabor 80tl. . 100x100 CORN kUt, id and Everett ala. owner, F-zgo, Journal. ACTRAOE 10 APRKM. 1400. Eilf ttrma onW SI mil from Portland; running - water, good- aoil, clos to school and stores. 1 mile XI. rU talion and town. AKKRSON, QOOC7I CO. BOB Stock. Buchange tjiag. Gibson Half Acres. v gAtaA.it anassti ' aswoa jaiAnlaa. 11 mt th uirvv W as ,vs 8 a Vivetf aaa - line, easy term: will build to suit jpur. cbaaer. Pbone Marshall, 1888 or Ball wood 478. John H. Othson. owner; i50 BUV8 Vb ecr tract, west side, i cent. fare, city water and ras. best. value In Portland; 20 cash, balance $10 per month. M. K. Lee, $04 Cor- bett bldg. ' .. CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranches near rortiano, , , io acr t.rais. 166 to $100 per acre, easy terms. - Mc- Fa Hand. $08 Y eon bldg., Portland. FOR RENT," $ acres, small bouae, ii mln. walk from car Una. $1 a month. R-202, Journal. 1 - . ACRES all in cultivation, 8 room house; Investigate. Woodlawn 41. RtnURHAN HOMTS TO FOR SALES or rent, to responsible Dartv. a acrea hnnroved. .8 room houae, bath, gaa. elec. lights, garago. barn, Call at hardware store, MU wsukle. Or. ' ' - - DAIRY farm for sals. 70 acres, 2 acrea cleared, balance timoer ami pasture; running water, i miles from town, good acnoois, cnurcnes, aaiiy mall and cream rout: family orchard; comfortable building. Writ II. B. Mil er, racoit, wesn. 1200 ACRE stock and dairy ranch i t western Oregon, near coast. Wat' equipped. 280 acres cleared and finer kind of soil.. Am offering th best ba) gain in the world, half cash and bal. anc to suit buyer. No dealer. . J1U journal. - NEAR Portland, to acrea cleared, fife bearing orchard, 100 traea on piai:.., beat ofaoll. fair buildings, good fence,., equipment and atock and winter's fee i. $1000 cash, balance $3600 at you 0 .v terms, owner. F-zio, journal. UAljXi larm near cnurcn, acnoui, ai cneoa iactvry, ownar, iv oust r. wa. ton. ACKh-a tiherman Co, sate or l rati.. Alexander, lit Cham. Commeroi. ' a7'sri"''T'tBJ 491 a lit 81 " . I FOR RENT FARMS 1 1 BELL PERSONAL, PROPERTY REM' 'RANCH,- - --'V '' 110 head of cattle, about 15 tnlU i cows, about 70 now milking, 0 or H more to freshen, ail nign-grad lie stein and Durhams. registered Holste t bull, 8 horses; every kind of farm li plement needed on a' first class daii and general farm; about 700 acrea -ranch, 100 acres upland that nev-v overflows and under high state of ct .tivatlon; balance beat of Coiumt ... river land; two nouses, large dai barn and good horse barn, dairy-wl spring water piped .to same-and t., dwellings and barns, etc. ; good t - cnaro, s large alios (hold about Z -J tons ana naif full), about go or o to - of hay. 12 acres of kale, 1000 busht oi oats, apuos, etc., etc. in rent i ranch Is S1T6 Der month, good leai Ranch located f miles from citr Ilml of Portland on hard surfaced rot . Price of personal and lease only 81' 600: $6000 below the actual vash valv $7500 cash and balance can be pa . monthly. Income over $700 per mon from milk alone. More than en out feed to run atock until aprtng. V solving partnership only reason I this sacrifice. Their lose your te ; Will sell to first man who ha th ca-. mat sees it. v ' - - - THOMPSON tc SWAN. 6th. and Main 8ts Van"Ouver, 'War' FOR RENTI " hav'' 180 " acres ' go atock land to lease reasonable Hon . barn, spring. Address Apt. .7, N ' ' York Apts.. 441 V. BelmOntT 60 ACRES and team, 20 cleared, cnara. m is. vtn st., w. t'ARM for rent, atock for' sal. zsi, journal. . - - - " TIMBER 160 ACRES will crulae better than J 000.000: close to transportation. oi i of mile. SOe ter 1000. Call or wr Room 41. Union hotsy 88 N. th at. EXCHANGE REAL KSTATI5 V FOR TRADB, or all of 160 acre Heated land. . southern Idaho, . l western Or. land. Describe your h first letter. Claude Bin a ham. Hon oaie, iqiiio, WILL exchange unimproved city t country DroDertV. clear..' of - incii bra nee for Improved cltyproperty farm to th amount of. $20,000. . .H Yeon bldr. Main 6466.- 3t0 ACHkH in dairy on Bauvlea I ala stocked and equipped, to trade f grain ranch in Inland Empire, or Pc land. 047 Belmont. - - - - 140 ACRES wheat lanl throe ml', from good market in western Not ' uaxota, win iraoe ipr ronuno r denr or Oregon land. V-IlL Journ TWO 3 -room houses and 1 acre in r tlvation, i ni. jonna. win - in for a 6 room residence. Woodlawn 4 ' 530 ACRE farm, 400 acrea cuKJval, Mawteraon, iwa wncow niog. FOR ejchangea, loans or Insurance, i Northwest uoaur wii t;nsm ot WANTKI -RKAL EHTATK ! WANTED . - Near, PorUand, 6 ae.M - land, nartly Improved, with well . sprlnrpn plaf. P-tO, JonrnsL WANTJClJ larga tract or losseu , 'lanJ. 82J Chamber of Commerce... ROOMING HOUSKH Attention-Bargain Hunteri T tnava llstad I of the besl-eavlnw and 18 roomed houses In city, Wh Temple district, ...cheap , renti sn prices, term. -L; A,. Hall, 611 Pt. m biag. Best Buy in the City fj room, food furniture, all fi staara heat, close In. rent $$; terti It. A. Hail, sis ranama niag. ROOMINO bouse. 18 rooms, nlae, mo rn place; choice location; beautli furniture; strictly clean. A snap I I860. eash.- Call 181 4th. WANT 16 to 80 housekeeping root for clear oroperty.and cash; give I r s tlon. P-148, Jourrral. r IlbTEL up to datej $2 room. newT furnished. Rent $26. $?$ eat. terms.' Call wiHevi House. Ht. Johns HOOMINO house lor Bale, tenna, wi sell 'heap, rent $16. East 44. nywixi-yH opiHRTUNfrirs 2 WANTJCD. experienced real etat mn who tinderatanda exchanges; rr pecta furnUhedi free renc ilO. AUsl, bldg. -" : i"OR HALK Cigar, confectionery, t- v drink and light grocery store v 1 living rooms. , 620 Washington a Main 7S. BEST proposition, close to Tort. , f free rent, small amount of cash. 21 AllaKy blrlg. CASH GROCERY1, Uxj LoCA'iiG" ' - LOW RENT. Will Involnw. 07 Mt t.i. V MnrU (CoaU&ued oa l t .1 i f )"