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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JANUARY .11, 1917.
INTERSTATE REALTORS
TO PLAN CONVENTION
AT EXECUTIVE SESSION
Committee Meets in 'Portland
Friday and Saturday to
Complete Arrangements.
WILL DINE WITH BOARD
Portland eaity ue win Mast ruit-
a . Luehm. wnere w
Offloers VTUi Be Installed.
The Portland Realty board, at It
rea-ular weekly session at the Bennon
hotel Friday, will install Us new offl
cer for the coming: year and help en
tertaln the executive committee of the
Interstate Realty association, which
win meet In Portland Friday and Sat-
urdav.
After spending the entire morning
In discussion of things- concerning
dealers of the northwest, and discuss
ing- the convention, which will in all
probability be held In Aberdeen. ash
the body will adjourn to the realty
board meeting In a body, where some
ot the members are scheduled to mak
a few remarks.
At the aame time the newly elected
officers, Frank L. McGulre, president
Paul A. Cowgill. secretary; George E
Bnglehart, Clarence R. Hotohkiss and
H. Ij. Idleman. vice presidents; W. A
Barnes, treasurer, will be Installed. I
1 also likely that the committees for
the year will be appointed.
When the fealty board adjourns the
Interstate association will again go
into session with F. E. Taylor, presi
dent, as chairman. Details of the con
vention will be discussed, and between
800 and 360 members elected Into the
association. Tn the evening the com
mlttee will be guests of F. K. Taylo
at the Multnomah hotel.
Members of the executive commit
tee, 27 In number, representing 2
cities, In Oregon. Washington and
Idaho, will arrive for the meeting dur
lng the day and In the morning.
Centralis Gets $20,000 Building.
Central!. Jan 11 J. H. Hurnliam
yesterday Instructed Matt Albert,
local contractor, to prepare plans for
the erection of a new brick business
block on the east srlde of Tower ave
nue between Magnolia and Pine
streets. The new structure will nave
a frontage of 60 feet on Tower avenu
and will be 90 feet deep. It will be
two, and possibly three, stories
height, of brick construction, and will
cost about J20.000. It 1 planned
have the building ready for occupancy
by June 1.
Heal Estate Transfers.
Adolph - Johnson ' and wf . to' Ada B.
Tauner et 1 W. 40 ft. L. 10. dl.
Grays Tract t
Security Barings A Trust Co. to Wil
liam A. Sellwood, L. 8, 4, B. 48, Sell
wood teurelhoraf Co. to B. B. Bramwell, L.
11, B. 107, Laurelhnrst
Laurelharat Co. to Kdltb U. Reeves. L.
1, B. 107, Laarelhoret.. ,,.... ..
Ernestine T. Ooalt et alto H Basb-
nell, and. 17-lsth fat Is Stew
art Park .... .
Qrac Fiaber, guardian, to II. B. Bush-
sell, L. 14, 8. 8. Stewart Park...
U B. Hsnunood and wf. to H. A. Spear,.
I'. R, B. 82. Lettrelhurat. ............
Isabella A. Carpenter, and bus. to Besaie
rickett. L. n, and 80x40 ft. adjoining
B. 2, Xaabclle A. Carpenter's Add
William M. Kllllngawortb. et al to Au
gust B. Sperling, L, 8, B. 11, Walnut
Park
Nels Anderson and wf. to Boy Chand
ler. L. 21, 22, B. 17, Taboraide
Emma Sonnemann and hua. to Jessie L.
Fetterboff, L. IS, 19. B 2. Kenwood
Park ;
Boleomb Realty Co. to Grace B. Clark,
I'. 41. 43. B. 23, L. 13, B. 74, Irr-
Ington Park .v.'
.Christina Neumann to Clara N. Neu
. mann. L. 16, B. 13, City View Park..
Anns Burg and wf. to H. W. Roberts et
al. U 14. B. 12. Colombia Hta....
Fred A. Jacobs arid wt. to Dorrls Hnn
gat Lane, L 7. 8, B. 1, Berkeley....
J. A. Hammond and wf. to Patrick Mur
ray, Li. 15. B. 6. Laurelwood Park
Add
. Charles w. linebacker to raanie 3.
Kane. 23 acrea, etc., in Sec. 20, T. 2
N-. R. 1 W
' William A. Sellwood and wf. to Security
Barings k. Trt-u. L 3, 4, B. 46,
Sellwood : - a .
Ella McAnulty to 8. A. MeAnulty. 18
Int. In L. 2, B. 2S, Rose City Park...
Laitrelhnrst Co. to James Taylor, 1 18,
B. 100, T-aarelburat
Keltic A. Bergatraud and hua. to Emma
C. Worden, L. 2, 3, B. 144, Rose City
Park
"R. R. Pownder and wf. to Winnie Walsh
tt al. L. 14, B. 80, Albina
Letlle D. Hill et al to Mary J. K. Free-
man. I,. S. 6, B.4, Midway
HelUe Hay McMillan et al to Mary J.
K. Freeman. L. 5. 6, B. 4, Midway...
G. F. Berjrr and wf. to W. J. Brownell
et al. part L. 2. S, Snb. of B. 8, in
L. "D," M. Pattoo's Tract..
Grace B, llcMInn to R. B. McMlnn, L.
S, R. 13. Dixon Place
E- N. Haupert and wf. to O. J. Nelson,
. 40 ft. L. 2. B. 1, Sub. of L. "C,"
M. Patton Tract
C. B. Lucker and wf. to B. D. Tan
Deraal. L. 9, B. 22. Warerlelgh BU...
Ethel Tlmmermsn and hua. to Hsttt A.
Cohen. U 5, B. 11. North Mt- Tabor. .
Brong Minarr Co. to Clayton H. Qln-
gerlch, L. 4, B. 14, El Torar. .s
red Slerera and wf. to 11a C. Nealelgh
t al, L. S4, S3, B. 97. West Portland
Park
Lawyers T. T. Co. to George Rodgers,
L. 14, B. 2. Rwiadale
Mary A. Fallows and hus. to Herman T.
Beer, 5 acres In See. 8, T. 1 ft., R.
Basel E. Taylor to J. O. Taylor. L. 4.
GERMAN CONSUL IS
CONVICTED BY JURY
BOPP AND ASSOCIATES
Vv vlii fir i
-',, Ia'a y 8
I 4 1
m
ARE FOUND GUILTY OF
VIOLATING NEUTRALITY
German Consul General and
Employes Face Three Year
Terms and $15000 Fines,
VERDICTS FIRST OF KIND
xlrst Conviction of Consul Oeneral oa
Felony Cbarfe and Zlrat la Similar
Cases Since thm War Began.
S.)
vrt.
Set-vrc-.
Franz Bopp.
PENDLETON
ARRANGES
SCHOO
FOR
FARMERS
L
OF UMATILLA COUNTY
Courses in Gas Engine, Trac
tor and Forge Operation,
and Income Tax Planned.
10
10
00
1.600
TO'
4
1
10
X2S0
10
10
10
6,000
60
4B0
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 11. UmaUl.a
county farmers are to go to school.
The Tendleton high school has ar
ranged an oijen two weeks course for
farmers beginning February 13. Tho
manual training department, assisted
by lecturers from the Holt Manufac
turing company, will give courses In
gas engines, tractors, farm forging
and concrete mixing, while In the
commercial course will be taught
keeping of farm books and making
out of Income tax statements. The
Holt company is sending a new model
tractor which will be loaned to the
school during the term.
Phelps Quits Library Board.
Pendleton Or., Jan. 11. As a result
Of a controversy In which the library
board is Involved, Councilman D. D.
Phelps has resigned as a member
of the board. This Is the third resig
nation In two weeks.
1.000
Many to See Carnival.
Pendleton, Or., Jan. 11. There
seems little doubt that Pendleton will
send a special car of Round-Up boost
ers to the 8t. Paul, Minn., Mid-Winter
carnival the latter part of this month.
About 25 have signified their Inten
tion of going and President Louis
Hill of the Great Northern has wired
that .he will take personal charge of
the Pendletonlans and provide them
with' horses for parades.
"
Ashes of Hillstrom
Will Be Scattered
10
10
eoo
1.900
Ban Jose, Cal.. Jan. 11. (P. N. S.)
Members of the Industrial "Workers
of the "World are to rather here Sun
day from points throughout Califor
nia to participate In the ceremony
of scattering the ashes of Joseph
Hillstrom. alias Joe Hill, the Utah
miner who was shot by a rifle squad
10 1 after he bad been found guilty of
I . . Tl 1 11 t i
muraering a ajrocer. rxtijairom b aaucn
are to be scattered to the winds - In
St. James Park. A committee of I.
W. W. members Is to ask City Man
ager Reed tomorrow for permission
to bold their services.
San Francisco, Jan. 11. (P.-N,
"Guilty In both indictments."
An historic trial came to a dramatic
end In the United States district court
last night, when that verdict was re
turned against Franx Bopp, Imperial
German consul general in San Fran
Cisco, with four of his aides and pe
clal war Investigators, on charges of
violating the neutrality of the United
States in the European conflict.
It Is the first time In the history of
American law that & consul general
accredited from any country to the
United State, has been convicted of
a felony.
Conviction Tlrst of Kind.
Of all the cases that have arisen
throughout the country, out of the al
leged activities of foreign consular
representatives since the European war
started, this is the first conviction to
be had.
Prompt notice of appeal was given
by legal counsel for the convicted de
fendants. These are:
Franz Bopp, imperial consul general
for Germany at tie port of San Fran
cisco: Eckhardt von Schack. vice
consul general; Lieutenant WUhelm
von Brlncken, military attache;
Charles Carlos Crowley, secret In
vestigator; Mrs. Margaret W. Cornell.
secretary to Crowley.
Trial Took Six Weeks.
The trial of these internationally
Important cases has been pending
over a year, and has taken six weeks
before United States Circuit Judge
William II. Hunt, of Montana.
The two indictments are:
1 The "neutrality Indictment"'
charging a conspiracy to set on foot
a military enterprise into Canada. This
is a felony made punishable by a fine
of 110,000 or Imprisonment for two
years or both.
2 The "Anti-Sherman act indict
ment" charging conspiracy to restrain
interstate and international trade
made puntshable by a fine of $5000 or
Imprisonment for one year, or both.
Defendants race Prison.
All five defendants, therefore, are
liable to three years' imprisonment
each in a California penitentiary or of
federal prison, and $15,000 fines each,
aggregating $75,000.
Consul General Fran Bopp flushed
perceptibly with the reading of the
verdict and his face bore a puzzled ex
pression. "I am greatly astonished at the
verdict," he said shortly after the
result was known.
"This case will go on until wfe have
exhausted every recourse. Of course
there will be an appeal. The matter
is far from, being settled.
Kong Charge Blamed
"It Is my opinion that the long
and unusual charge of the Judge may
have had something to do with the
result.
"I do not think that our attorneys
had enough time In which to present
the case. We were Limited to four
and a half hours. The Judge tooBT
four hours In which be delivered his
charge.
"There will come consultations with
our attorneys as to the next step. The
verdict Is there, but I know that we
j are Innocent of wrong doing."
Friday morning at 10 o clock was
set for the appearance of defendants
I for a renewal of bonds and for any
motions the defense may choose to
make. Chief Counsel Theodore Roche
stated positively last night no mo
tions for new trials will be made as
soon as that.
Mrs. Flora Foreman
Loses Damage Suit
XCarshfleld Tory FbaOs against School
Teacher of Ooos County "Who Al
leged Xrs. Anderson Aasaalted Her.
Marshfield, Or, Jan. 11. The Jury
In the case of Mrs. Flora I. Foreman
against Mrs. Abe Anderson In the cir
cuit court Wednesday returned a ver
dict for the defendant.
Mrs. Foreman sued for IIS, 000 dam
ages, alleging that Mrs. Anderson gave
Lher a whipping when Mrs. Foreman
went to the Anderson residence some
time ago to get her pay as teacher of
the Kentuck Inlet school.
There had been a controversy for
a long time in me district, ado An
derson was clerk of the district but
has since died. Mrs. Foreman made an
effort to have Mrs. Anderson indicted,
but failed. While Mrs. Foreman was
testifying before the grand Jury, her
house was burned down and all her
household goods were lost.
Mrs. Foreman is now teaching at
Broadbent in the southern part of the
county.
Complaints Quashed
In Two Bocfce Oases
rederal Officer Dismisses Cases
TLVTt PO AaTP KAO BUGS
Send Us Your Old Carpets
HJUIFIF RUGS
Bfade troaa eld ingrain. BrassaJs, Aimlnatvr.
erIa aaA Sanaa m.t WM Jrm .". au siaca, Man rear
against craif ana sanser in win aat. Carpet eieaainc. bB4 fee eoekiec.
wssiKsM rA.rr auu co.
S4 Calon ae. N. fjo Eaat M. B-14TS.
Undertake Extradition of J. sc. CraiT.
San Francisco. Jan. 11. (I. N. 8.)
Deputy United States Attorney M. A.
Thomas has dismissed the complaints
against J. S. Craig and Fred Hauser,
charged with sending liquor mislabeled
in interstate commerce to Portland,
Or. At the sams time J. M. Craig,
president of Zimmerman & Co., who
was arrested on a similar charge, de
manded a hearing before United States
Commissioner Thomas K. Hayden here,
refusing to waive extradition proceed
ings, the warrant for his arrest hav
ing been originally issued In Portland.
runXACZt
Boynton Furnaces
C. Bayee
Scoeeaateal. tfaetsal.
Yfvnt aed Martet.
IMUN AVK. Bferat aietal Worfca. faraae
Oe,
N. K. 4U.
stalled, repalrloa:. 411 Union ave.
haix eoopj amp a aia parsaiaa
rtBWKl a UAKkUCT. WUm t sod too-
naoakara, finest atock human hair good;
resting-, manlcorlnf. far and acalp treat-anest-
Remnred to S49 Alder, near Broadwar.
NEW TODAY
HOOD
RIVER BUS NESS
MEN
PROTES
REPORT
T
ADVERSE TO DREDGING
Attitude of Federal Engineers
Against Developing River
Prompts Action by Club.
loans of 110,000
and np on im
proved B n Slness
Property (or for
Improvement Purposes.
3. P. XJPSCOl
B 42 stark Street.
MAJticuaiKO MP r Aia uaiBtiao
Ml lixuadwa bids. KmiUroiUl nut b an
polntaaant. Pfaona Main 1222.
MATTRESSES
OLD sutumn and !rata beda mada taut
sanitary aiding forma: frame ranorated
Foldlo
c.. no
ma are. R. anil
MBcxxoaA7Hnra mn.TiQKAFHrjfo
ailUEOGRAFUING, Clr. lettera. W. E. Kinaer
a Co., inc., :wafr stark. Main 334T; A-13oo,
DEATHS AW) FUyERAIiS 75 1
ST1MPSON At tke leslderee. T3S East Vaav
hlll at.. January 10. Mettle nana ouniT",
and 37 reanv lata of Newport, Or eaaf oier
of John and 6. K. gtlaipaoa, a lata of Axtkor
Jv-of Portland. Vt. fcV. W Bttaapaon of aii-
lnckaaa, Wsab., Mrs. new at. vtw-.
lea v. mataa, ot Taeoane, . .. '
May Baramooa of Uaclaaj. Or. ITaneral wlU
U.M tha lima imIiImm. 1 B. Bl PTidaT,
Ji-nuaxy 12. Service will be meld at B. De-
rice catarca, bV ink ana ainoi
1:80 p. m. tUmatna wUl be leelneratad at
Portland rrematorlum. ArraBCmeata are Is
caro of Miller TnrJ.
TALK Tbe rnneral ervleas of the hte Wil
liam B. ralk. aged S8 rear, wbe died Jan
narr . balowd hoabend o Era M. ralk, 1M3
Boston imiH, will be be Id at Holinaa'a fa
noral par lor a. Third and Salnioa streets, at
2:30 p. m. tomorrow, Friday. January 13.
rrienda laritad. laterment Colambiaa
tery. .
VAN HORN la tbls city, January lO. at bar
late residence, 1180 East Salmon street,
Sarah E. Van Horn. afd 63 year. Tbe fu
neral aarTlcee will ba hold Friday. Jaaoary 12.
1 o'clock p. m ., at tbe raaldene eatabllatimeat
of J. P. tinier A Son. atontcomery at fiftb.
rrlatida laTitad. latex si est at Boee City Park
cecetery.
FOR SALE HOUSES - CI
(Comttnned)
rtVE ROOMS- T
MODERN COTTAOB '
AT A SACRIFICE
Located In WaYerly Helrhtsv
S blocks from tth at., 1 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
pleUng a borne not to be dupli
cated for tbe money. 210 AUsky
bldg. or 11-242, Journal.
JiOO $125 CASH, tin per month.
Oood east front lot, 4 Oxio. comfort
able S room shack, gas, water and
light. Owner. G-2.1. Journal.
FOK SAIJJ LOTS
10
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment 4
Offices aoa-4 170 Sd
ortraga Cs
Ho6d River. Or.. Jan. 11. The Com
mercial club Monday night approved
the action of the board of directors,
objecting to the report of the United
States government engineers made In
the matter of the Hood River dock sur
vey, and reporting, unfavorably as to
the feasibility of dredging at the
mouth of Hood river. The directors
have forwarded to the government en
gineering department the club's pro
test and have asked for further consid
eration of the matter. A letter was
read from Major Henry C. Jewett,
corps of engineers, located at Portland,
stating that a detailed survey would
be made of the Columbia river from
The Dalles to Vancouver, Wash., with
the purpose of aiding navigation, and
the Commercial club was asked to fur
nish full data covering its needs as a
hipping point. Statistics show that
he river traffic from Hood River for
1916 was fully 100 per cent greater
than last year.
Feary -Bi others, Inc.
WE BUY NOTES
BQg Pttnrn Ble. Portland.
Or.
HOa-IJTOXICATrMQ BETtKAQES
WklNUlHllS Uoioen and Amber tarctar.
Beury Welahard wlant, 13th and Burnaid.
Main Pbocea A-llua
HTUC1AKS
UK. K. A. PUlLXJfS, Alias bids Aihm.
Kerronanesa. Prostatic Tror.Me. UheomatUm
rUITUI AJTO ZSOBAVA&S
TUK 1VX
tn Stark at.
Otift hi. MANN.
Broadwar 4". A-WI
&AZO& BLADM 8XA&PE1IED
ALL'1IU SAI;.S 'iOMUKKUW
AT Wlleon s Auction House, 1.8-17S Id
at. Sale et 10 a. m.
at :
2d
P.
St.
m. at Ford Auction Co..
Furniture, carpets, etc.
T91
IXFOR31ATION COUPON
If yoe want the name of a reliable besl
oeaa bousa deallnc in any line of mercbandlae,
or Information reaardlng raaorta, bote la. rall
roada. steamship lines, etc., address Oregon
Journal Information Bureau.
Information dealred:
Nam.
Address
BU "k.Tl raaors abarpeoed, aU klutla. Mx- aau
0e per dosen. 145SSil " pyf M'rrtaoi
ba.k ine up-u-daia k!aty laati uco.ux. tu
tbe window at 103 4th at.
BUBBEB STAMPS ABD SEALS
GUY EE In this city. January 11, John J,
Giver, aatad TS vaara. lata ot 17T0 Bast Da
la atreet. Tbe foaeral aerrieea will be held
Friday. January 12, at 2:30 p. m.. at tbe raal.
deuce eaubllahmant of J. P. nnlay A Son,
Montgomery at Plfth. rrienda Invited, lnlar-
snent at Rtrerrlew eemetery.
IRWIN At North Yaalma, Wn.. January .
William II. Irwin, ased 62 years, late or
838 14th St., this city. Ths funeral serrlecs
will be held Friday, January IV!. at 11 o'elork
a m.. at tha resldenee ealabllshment of J. I'.
tlnlry a Son, Uontgomery at 6th. rrleada in
lted. .
VAN AKNAM In thla city. Jaaoary 11. at hta
lata resilience, park Apartment. Krnaat n.
Van Am am, ased years, husband of Mrs.
Mabel Van Arnam. and tatner or muie van
A mam. The remains' are at to reaidenre ea
UbUahment of J. I. Kin lay a Son. Montgomery
at Kttth atreet. Notice of funeral hereafter.
tirOO. 12200, $2200. ' '
Piedmont quarter block eaerlflce,
near KllUngaworth, aU assessments
paid, or will sell 1 lot for 11100, half
cash; no finer lot in Piedmont, wortn
at leaet I2000, BaT. Main 118.
BUILDING lot In Kenton district.
1110 cash, good title, 1 bis, to car.
I.-l2. Journal - '
ACREAGE
87
AlAO bieurbs, Vr-iu chcka, briu oiaa.
FACItiU COA31 altllr rOU.KS
St Waablnston at. Main 71U. A-2710
St'H ARK At 641 rieventy-aeound atreet aoeth-
rrat. January 9. Gottlieb Kchars. Tha innerai
aerTh-n will be conducted Friday. January 12.
a: 2 ;. m., tn the Lrou Oerman rhnrcb. Fnenda
Inxltni to attend. lolertuent Mount Scott r'sru
cetnfterjr.
-SHEET METAL WOCMJ
Ratf alKINU tin and rare. ruuta. J cob Lomu.
aio lat at. fbona Main 142.
DoltiLAM At XiH Union arenna snrth, Ellaa-
beth Marraret iMnjglaa. ate 02 yeara and 7
months. Tba retnalue era at tbe mldenra fu
tieral parlors ot Walter C. Kcnwortby, 1532-84
Eaat Thirteenth street, Sellwood. Funeral no
tice later.
THEATRICAL AMD MASQUE BADE OOODg
COfcTUMKS for rant cr aala. Portland Ooa
tume Hunag, 2tW iiroadway. Marshall 1847.
TOWEL SOFrLT
I'CBTLANU Laundry Co
elent erle.
for prusnpt, aftt-
fboua Broadway 4v. A -44 10
CIA' DAS At 627 Snokana aranua. January 11.
William John Cludaa. ax 81 ysaru montba
and t! day'- Remains are at the residence
funeral parlors of Walter C. Keuworthy, laB.
34 Eaat Thirteenth street. Sellwood. Funeral
notice later.
ACRES FACING BASK LINE ROAD,
This beautiful tract Is located In
highly developed district an this fa
mous paved road, only 200 feet from
electrlo station; covered with choice
grove of trees. Lnd his the making
of a beautiful country noraestte. Price
92250. Termi to suit purchaser 7a
Interest, ' iv
LUEDDEMANN COMPANT.
SI 2 Chamber of Commerce. -
Gibson Half Acres ,
Good soil, city water, close In ear
line, easy terms; will build to sult pur
chaser. Phone Marshall lltt or Bell
svoorl 47s. John 11. Ulbeon, owner.
TBAXBFEB AMD STOBAOB
Oregon Transfer Co.
Established 18T0
Transfer and Forwarding A cents.
Storage arte I rack fa.
Office and ttUKaia. 44 tillaaa St,
18th snd Ullasn. Msln US. A
KJXIOTT At tha residence, r30 Forty -second
aveoua soatheaat. Mra. Anna kTillott, aga S4
yeara. beloved mother of Mrs. Mabel McCloakey
and Mrs. zella westcott aoa uaorce, wiuiam.
Jana. Edward and Ira KUlott. Notice of
fureral later.
Southern Passenger
Men Come Saturday
Sunday Pool Now Permitted.
Hood River. Or., Jan. 11. For tha
first time .in a dozen years, pool balls
were thrown open on Sunday In Hood
River as the result of the passage of
the Initiative bill repealing section
2125 of lord's Oregon Laws which pro-
hibitedthe opening of pool halls and
other places of amusement on Sunday.
Before the repeal of the law, the pool
and billiard tables in the Commercial
club rooms were permitted to run on
Sundays, while those owned by pri
vate Individuals were kept under the
Van.
Liner Voltaire Is
Betaken by British
Tassel 39 Days Overdue Beported Oo:
voyed Into Bermuda AfteT Having
Been Held by German Ztalder.
New York, Jan. 11. (I. N. S.) Tbe
Lamport & Holt liner Voltaire, now 39
days overdue, which was believed to
have been captured by a German
raider. Is reported today to have been
retaken by the British and convoyed
Into Bermuda harbor.
Word to this effect, from what was
said to be an "authoritative source, was
received by officials of the Lamport &
Holt line. The Voltaire left Liverpool
for New York 10 days ago and should
have arrived here 10 days later,
touching at Halifax on the way. but
she never reached Halifax. After the
capture of the Voltaire, It was re
ported, she was turned into a sub
marine tender.
A report was current also In ship
ping circles that the British cruiser
which recaptured the Voltaire bad
sunk, the German raider.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
CASH ADVEETI6FMIBTS
Dally ar Sunday.
1H cents per word for all cicaslfleattens as
eeptlna "For Kent In Private Family. Boose
sod Board In i'rltata Family," "Situation
Wanted" snd "Wanted to lUnt" a da. which
are 1 centa per word.
Three lnaertlons for tbe price of tare.
Seren inrertiona for the pries of flee.
Vo ad taken for less than 19 cents.
CASU MUST accompany copy to obtain a bora
ratea.
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ROFESSIONAITOT
IUSINESS DIRECTORY
AXWAKd "PlCh;" 1UK BAST UUtatiuui
OOOD8 SPECIALISTS Storafe. Parking.
Shipping and Morlaj. Ilorae or Auto Va
tilal frelrht ratea to all oointa.
C- O. PICK TBANdFEU 4 STuBAUB CO.
2d and Pine. Broadway S9d. A-IWiA,
TYPEWBITEB BEPAIBIBO.
WK repair and rebuild all makes. hVuyal lyy
jrrlter Agency. 282 staxk at. Mala Sob.
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS
AJfTTABY WIPIHO BAOS
L. SHANK CO, PUONB MAIN ltd.
WOOD TlrX
POBTUAJ D WOOD PIPE CO. Factory ana
afflce near S4tb and York t. Mala 4sa
MEETING NOTICES
41
ACCOEDIOH PLZATIKO
HEMSTITCHING, battonholas, buttons auvarao.
accordion, sunburst, aids and box alutlM:
all work promptly and satisfactorily attended
to. 1. Beubin. 39 Alder at- odd. ulda. Wart-
man A King.
ACCOKDION, K.MFat AND BOX PLKATIU.
UKMST1TCH1.VU. BRAIDING: HIlTTnil
HOLES. BUTTON'S COVEHKD. EA8TKBN
HO VELTY MKO.. CO.. 8C4 5TH. B'WAY
kv. STEPMAN Meinatitcblna. accurdiua.
and sunburst Dleatlnar. buttons eorerad: auutia
aponstd. ScallopUig. Plttovk blk. B'way toue.
AOATE CUTTEB8
M. ls, Mia. jawalers. Uxrt watchmakers.
Miller's. o4H Waan.. bet. B'way and Park.
BLAMKBOQg MAKES S
DAVIS ar HULMAN, Inc.. low d at. Blank-
book manufacturers, asenia for Joaea Im
proved Loose Leaf Ledsera. Sea tha saw Ho
rka Leaf. A -HI Sit. Main 188.
BBASS AWD MA CHUB WOBSS
HARP 1. 14 S Brass Woraa. ilraaa caauncs and
machine worka. IPS N. 5th at. II wit 284a.
CAB.PEBTEBS AKD BUTLSEBg
PIPPY a W&LD Building cull tractors. Car-
penter ahop. 3oS Pine at. Pbona B'way 828.
CARPET CLEANING
wet Bog Cr., IIB K. tb.
rum old carpal.
r rug, carpet
cicaninf. Morth
B. 3o0. B-12
B P. O. ELKS. No. 141
Rerular meeting; this
(Thursday') evenlns:. Elks
temple, o'clock. Vlaltina;
brothers welcome. After
the meetlnc Brother W. 1.
Finlev will elve his lecture
on the "Wild Oame and
lflsh of Oregon." illustrated
brv movlnar Dicturen taken bv himself.
Don't foraet the Elks' ball to be held
at cotillion hall lor Kins ana tneir
friends. January
of the B. R.
Secretary,
SKY BOLD Mamla Saybold, 6T33 42d are., S.
R.. Jan. 3, 43 years, decompensauoB of be art.
STICK EL John SOckel. 112 B. Lincoln at.
Jan. 8, Be years, cerebral hemorrhage.
AMACHER Fred Anurcher, 307 N. IStA at.
Jan. S. 29 years, tubercular kidneys.
OTTENHElMBIt Dorothy 1L OHenbelmer, t4
N. 21st at.. Jan. 4. 8 Tears, brain tumor.
GEISl.Etl Clara Oelsler, 480 E. Ash St.. Jan.
:i, Kl years, nnetrthonla.
M DANIEL Thomas S. McDanlel. rortland
Medical hospital, Jan. I. 62 years, diabetes
mellltus.
13 ITCT J El Ire bet h Ann Bitch. 802 B. 15th at.
N.. Jen. 4. d years, broncbo pneamonla.
THOMPSON Walter W. Thompson. Good Be
marltan. Jan. a. 1 rear. Doeamonla.
CH BISTKNREwN tjharlea 1). Christens. M
NeradA at., Jan. 4, el yeara, maiapie aeu
rlila.
B RLL Memory W. Belt. 4029 SStb ae. . B.
Jan. 8. U years, curoaie lAtersmmi ae-
nhrltla.
I'lllLA J AMIKNI John Plhlajamleel. Sellwaod
boaplul. Jan. 8, 12 years, palatenary em-
boltam.
BRUM WTI.T, -rk K. Bramwell. 4S4 lttn
at.. Jan. 3, 63 years, Brla-htn' disease.
HALL Allison A. Hall. 1087 Michigan eve..
Jan. 6. M yeara, diabetaat meuitna.
FARMF.R Ratberyn Farmer, 87? Kv Clay et..
Jan. ft. Sa rears, mitral rernraltatlon.
MONTOOMkJly fcllaabaih X. Mootrotnary. 2S7 (-77"
E. eta su. jsa. e, ei yeers, aooar para-
naonla.
ALFA NO Anteejle Alfaae, ITS Artsnr et Jan.
7 62 years, endocareitia.
LARSON Amanda Irson, ! Set et. V.
Jan. 8, 47 years, panleloas enemle.
TOLNO Mary V. Young-, 701 K. YaamblTl et..
Jan. 2. 73 years, hroAea limb and diabetes
mellltus.
st.
XK HALE, the hlatorlo .Aielhodlst
church at Falrvlew. Or. - Church,
houae. barn. 2 acres of land. Abou;
60 yards from Columbia hlfhway.
Ideal place for a home. 11200. - In
quire of Mrs. J. W. Benecke, trustee.
t Kairview. or.
CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranehea
near I'ortiana. z. . 19 acra tracra,
166 to 200 per acre, easy terras. : Alo
Farland. 801 Yeon bldr. Portland.-
120 ACRES, some timber, good, aoiL.
2V miles to stores, school. ete.TIT.te
per acre, terms. Rlhorn, 201 WlicoA
RlHURiUX HOMES
79
FOUR room house, sera, all klndt
of berries, fruit trees, city water,
ran. tc fare. Oregon Electrlo. cheap,
easy terms. Owner, Marshall 1IM.
FOR SALK FAItJ
IT
401 ACRES. 210 high stats cultiva
tion, good, buildings, B miles from
Salem. Howell Prairie, 170 jer acre.
Reld. ?0a Wilcox bldg.
80 ACRE farm for rent. 40 In cuitlve
tlon. good pasture, water and build-
in rt, by owner. Call 410 Morrison.
61 ACRES near McMlnnvlUe, suiUbie
prunes, walnuts, wheat, logan berries.
Pbon evenlners Esef 2444.
FOK IlEXT FARMJJ
14
FOUR acrea, Improved with bulldlnra,
near Portland, 1110 per year. For
full particulars see owner, S02 Henry
bli a;.
3f 8'cL,a1i7TTrlCn0rler JONES F.Ubo K. Jtmea, 1S0S Mace dan,
M. R. SPAULDINO. Jut T T,mr from eiploaloa.
WEBKWT CA Mr o
6. W. O. W- every
Fridav nlarht In W. O
n. Temple. 1:1 11th
St. Xlembers requested
to be present, visitors
welcome. Nate Casler,
C. C; A. U Barbur,
Clerk. ,
ALBERT riKK LociBe. r0.
162. A. F. and A. M. Stat
ed communication this Fri
day evening, January 12, at
7:30 o ciock. L.eciure ny
Mother Clavton Seamann.
Subject. "King- Solomon's Temple.'
Visitors welcome. By ortier W. M.
E. It. 1VIE. Sec y.
HENDERSON Char Ira Hendereon. MS Wll-
llauie are.. Jan. 4. eo years, ccrenrat Bemor-
rhare.
8TA BB Snaan Anne Starr. 1142 rreaeU are.
Jan. S. SI veara. andocardltla.
MEIER Lloyd A. Meier, oat Ualea ee-. 'an.
s. ae yeara. tuoercnioaia.
FLORISTS
CLARKE BROS., florists. 187 Morrison
at. Main or A-i80e. Fine flowers ana
floral designs. No branch storea
MAKTIN FUKtibd CO.. IlwrteVS. s4
wash. Main z. A-izif. Flowers
for all occasion artistically erraned.
come.
DL'l T H. T 1 - V 10,
uvi jwec y. 1
A. F. and A. M. Stated
communication tomorrow
(Friday) evening. 8 o clock.
Sellwood Masonic hall. Work
E. A. dea-ree. Visitors wel-
By order w. M.
J. H. PirTLKR. Keyrretarr
OsCAK JOUNBUN FLOHAL LO, iS
Ollssn at. Mar. 4271. A-1444.
MAIN llk; wreathe, pillows. 3 up.
Sprays II vp. Chappell s k47 Monn.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141V, 4th et.
SWISS FLORAL CO.. ltd and GUhb.
40 ACRE -otato farm, does la Port
land: personal property for sale
cheap. Particulars Box , R. lt Bea
verton.
ACRES all In cultivation, -near
Rockwood. rent 1100. Mr. Joano,
207 Board of Trads. ' -
FAPIS WANTED '
KENT OR I1UY
TOUNO couple wants to rent small
farm, about 40 musti ba im-1
proved; state terms In first latter,
Addreee DX-21S. Journal. -
HOMErrEAD
47
WHO wants 80 acre nomeatead. Jack
son county? Oood land, about
mile from S. P. Ky. and f4 mUe te
paved highway to Ashland. Answer
quick. F-240. Journal.
KXCHANOK RE Alt ESTATE 24
KlSKltAb Dl RECTO ITS
FINE-SMALL FARM.
20 acres well located near Carlton,
Tamhlli county, all cleared and In cul
tivation; 10 acres In -rear-old 'Or
chard, prunes, cherries and walnuts
Just coming into bearing; 10 acree
cleared farming land; new room
houae, requires aome Inside work to
complete. $4600. Accept tiOuO Portland
home. D. McChesney. 222 Chamber vf
Commerce bids. Main 7I0Z.
grree.
W M.
EDWARD
107, A. Y. and A. Ji.Spe- HOLM AN CO
clal communication tomor- "uu'ln" vw
row, Friday, evenine:. at 7:S0
o clock. Work in E, A. de
Visitors welcome. Order of
E. C. DICK. Scc'y.
ESTABLISHED 1171.
RELIABLE ,
10
10
8.500
eoo
. 10
TOO
180
100
10
10
lO
Stops
that itching
B. . Mceeler Add S
Robert J. 1'pton to Lenrelburat Co. !. 5,
B. 114. Lanrelhurst
H. S. Simon and wf. to Milton H.
Friendly, d stores, bej Inning 5.40
chains K. of See. cor. of Sees. 4, S. 8,
9, T. 1 S.. R. 1 n.
Mamla Bl a lade II and bus. to Mary Re
becca Hawklna, L. A, rlegel
C. J. Barhlte and wf. to Michael Q.
Hushes. L. e, B- 9. WllUmetta
8. B. Norgren to Oscar L. Llndberg, L.
. 10. B. 82. Holbrook e Add
Coe A. McKcnna and wf. to Jennie E.
Roweo, ,L. 13. 10, B. 155, University
Park
Same to Mary A Bees, L. 10, 11, 12, B.
153. unlTersity ran
August B. Grttsmacbar et al to Lois
Uhenowetn. w. l,. z, n. ee, car
ter's Add. to Portlsnd
Charles Pare and wf. to E. A. Quick
et al. L. IS, H. lo, Kirersuie Add....
Lola Cbenoweth te Aaeust B. Urlti-
maeher et al. L. l. in N. H ol B.
"T." Portland
Marv A. lwtng and hua. to Joeefth T.
Miller, 8. U L. 20, B. 2. Flrland
Harod C Stephens and wf. to E. Ogle,
L. b. a. Paemc riaee
La warm A. Herman and wf. to W. R.
Kaser, L. 8, w. iv, n. v. uouncu tjresi
Park
B. O. Strang and wf. to Sherman .
Combs et al. beginning h. k. cor. or
I 21. Boulevard Acrea "...
Tbe Fred A. Jacob Co. to Marlon B.
Carl, L. . 10, B. l. synatcate aim..
J. W. Morris and wf. te r. J. ixmergan,
N. 25 ft. L. 8, ana o r. i- o, n.
"B," Tabor Hta
TOO
1,000
1
1.200
10
200
10
ITS
800
10
English Poet Sees
No Sign of Peace
Alfred Xoyes, Princeton professor, Re.
turns Prom England Convinced Allies
Determined to Crush Prnsslanism.
New Tork, Jan. 11. (I. N. S.) Al
fred Noyes, English poet and profes
sor of Knglish at Princeton, has ar
rived with Mrs. Noyes from Liverpool
on the liner St. Paul, apparently thor
oughly convinced that the allies will
consent to no peace until all their ob
jects have been gained and Germany s
military system Is crushed.
'Recent I v T wast nn Ihtt Knmma.
ernoon ana view tne Willamette valley front." he said, "and It looked to me as
Texas and Louisiana passenger men
employed by the Southern Pacific will
see Portland Saturday.- convoyed by
John M. Scott, general passenger agent,
The southerners are making- one of
the "educational trips" Inaugurated by
the company, the easterners being sent
west and the westerners east.
In the party, which will arrive at 8
o'clock Saturday morning-, are C. M
Reeves, traveling- passenger agent at
Waco; L. IS. Nitschke. assistant city
passenger agent at Austin; S. E'rick
10 'son. assitant oty ticket agent at El
Paso; J. B. Porter, assistant city ticket
agent of Houston, and N. A. Snyder,
city ticket agent of Lake Charles. La.
The party will be taken over the
Columbia river highway Saturday aft
JOILU HKUS., Electric Cleaning Wuras Car
pets cleaned and Mia; rent ting our specialty
Eaat 440. B-1003. 204 E. lfith st. N.
CBOtOPKACTOKS
bkmoval Noricn.
rv n Piw.ll ilnniriMii. t.mm. m . i ,
PauaSna blJf., Kd and Alder. Special offer to
Ural 1U eulttlng his office cliaic bxlna this
potlre. 10 to IV o.. 2 te 0 p. m.
LHli.NU AWAY with luedlcUM-a and operations.
rauenta oeugntea with health returalna-
without drnira or acara. Ur. alcalabon maklns
good. 81 trcatnieuta, (15. AtacWay bldg. aau
senitasium.
COAL AJTD w
222
Fulton Wood Co.
1260 MACADAM 8T.
Dealrre In green and dry alabwood.
tWB. Main 7800.
Pboeae A-
tbe followina; day.
Building Permits.
W. r. TnontDeoe. erect 1 story frame dwell
ing. 17T8 Morris St., between 68th et. and Club
are.; Joseph uaiuaas, oiuiurr; aawv.
East Side Mill a Lumbar Co.. erect lumber
. i snee ob PToaanw vwmwh n ut.uiriie
It IS a positive fact that tHe moment rlrer and P., R. LAP. Co., Oregon City line
Resinol touches any itching- Skin, the E?at aSi Mill Lumber Or..." erect frame
hingjasually stops and heahrbeeins. grading shed ea. ?kn tw?n Oregon
-.-,.-.,.. . - . IWty trees ana auamw nict, suuaer, hdk
Unless the trouble is due to some serious J $ioo.
mtemalcondition,itquickJycleanway I r. t. VK YY' Cbarw.
all trace of eczema, nngworm, pimples, I builder; i7o.
or simiUf tormentine.unsirhtlY erutnion. . f hf CTeney, eree tl H story frame dwell-
. " i ' I ma. Kn ist at., wiwwb aaria ua rianocra:
Homestead Entry Bill
Reported Favorably!
Washing-ton, Jan. 11. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)-.
The house public lands committee au
thorised Congressman Slnnptt favor
ably to report his bill to allow home
stead entries on lands withdrawn for
reclamation, subject to the govern
ment's rlrht to occupy without com
pensation when desired. The interior
department favors the bill.
KATIO.NAL tta Co., East 2041. Dry slab-
wood. 4 it.. S4.Zft cord: aawed. S4.K3 load;
blockwood, 4 ft., 14.50 cord; aawed, U load:
fiw A tn VS m(
( If tha war could aro on for 10 veara I ' -r. r : '
I I a rV - kn.1 I V. Kmall nr Am - ..... . . 1
" ..t. i n, li j, ty. urean country alab, (4 to S4AO,
COLUMBIA LOLKiK NO. 114.
A. K. ft A. M. Special com
munication this (Thursday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Bonlc Tenmle. Ijihor in the
M. M. degree. Vlalltng brethren always
welcome. By order v . M.
FRED U OLSON, Seo.
SC
ORBOON COMMANDERr.
K. T. Regular conclave
his (Thursday! evening at
7:30. Your attendance will
be appreciated.
C. K, WIFXiANT), Recorder.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty buttons.
pins, charm, jaesrer Kros., 131-j tn.
Ul"SI.K!S AKDS
W. G. Smith & Co. iYfn'SWE
Third floor, Morgan bld.
If your property, either eltjr. farm
or acreage, naa merit and la for ex
change or sale, call or writs fall par
ticulars; no inflated values consid
ered; have first class list to select
rrom. ueo. r. itenry, ii iienry siog.
Ref. Portland Realty Board.
COUNTRY borne in tha city, or a
few days at $soo, sightly eV room
residence, overlooking river on Wll
lexnette boulevard. lots, fruit trees,
garage, room for cow or chickens, near
car.
DRESS suits for rent, all slaea.
Tailoring Co.. 303 Stark st.
Unique
is nothing spectacular about the fight
ing .there. It is a very grim affair.
The British and French are pushing
Slowly but certainly toward the Rhine
and the Germans are as gradually fall
ing back. But there is doubt If the
Rhine Is ever reached.
"No man can predict the duration of
this war nor how peace will be
achieved."
Postmaster Foster
Of Baker Is Very 111
per cord. 409 Cnlon sre. N. Kant 4ftl.
STAN DA KO Wood Co.. lat clai
delivery. East zaia. tt-iwo,
tm ful. 'ruif
EER & FAHR All kktds of green aod dry 4-
rt. nr for sale. S"5 water at. M 4m A-4.14T.
IMMEDIATE delirery drr
part of city. Tabor "BOS.
aeaaoned tir, any
COWTR ACTORS AKP BTJTLPEnS
OSKAR HLUtB, iiaueral Ooutxacior. 21 Sber.
lock hide. -
I MAIS T143. mrildlng. palctlng or trade.
EDtJCATIOWAI,
DAjjaaa
. leaving- the skin clear and healthy, jbniider.
Doctor have prescribed Resinol for itJf
over twenty yeara, so when you try it.
Prisoner Removed
To Avert Lynching 2
San Bernardino, Cal.. Jan. 11. (U.
P.)-rAn attempt to storm tbe Daggett
jail' and possloly lynch Angel Flarea,
Mexican charged with attempting to
assault a local girl, was averted yes
terday by the removal of the prisoner
to the San Bernardino city jail.
aame: S3000.
. Wheeler, alter 1 story frame store.
ibl 6th at., between Flanders and Ollsan; $420.
Pacific Hardware A Steel Co.. repair 4 story
youVelwingaremedyolproyenvaW r,pwr w,wv
ijaQreinnm viuo, repair uinw otcacnern,
1120-30-S4 E. Burneide, between 39th and 41at;
IW. D. Swearingen. builder: 100.
St. Francis law. Oo., repair o story brick
aimrtment - bonse. Vat ft. 21 at at., between
I U I lean and Hoyft EU Sbnonaoo. builder; 145.
- Lnloa Trust a lev.: Oo., reTatr 3 atory brick
Stark: Western Booting A Supply Co., bolld I
I era: 1300. ":5-.;:ti---vX ;'4- '
sm
is sold by'all druggists
1 'j:r?:-r-
GOITERS, TUMORS
Appendioitia, Xkaamatism. Oaaeer, Bewel
tsonblea. Skis Diseaaes. to.. Chronic Dis
aaaaa wf every deaeriptiea and kind, cored
in the ahertaet time joaaiWe at tae least
eoat,. I have enred thousands of people in
the last 10 yean with oat Operations, by
the mse ef Radium, X-Kay, Eleetrio Onr
teata, Ughta, Bake Ovena, Adjnataaenta.
htasipnlations. Kasaaja and Batba. Call
and eee tha Weadertal Ofiioa iaipmaat.
Consultation Fraa. : Write '
i 600 TO S0t BSOADWAT BLDO. ' -
i, " " - '. . i '
Baker. Or.. Jan. 11. The condition
Of Tostmaster John G. Foster, who
Tuesday suffered a paralytic stroke,
was considered very grave last evening
nd little hope was held out for re
covery. His entire body seems par
alyzed and be is unable to speak
though apparently recognising persons
In the room. His general health has
not been good lately and while there Is
a'chknee of recovery, attending phy
sicians are cot holding out much hope.
President Foster's
Work Discussed
Oregon AgrlonHural College. Corval-
Us. Jan. 11. Discussion of tba Ideas
ot President w. T. Foster of Reed col
lege, on intercollegiate athletics was a
feature of the recent sessions of tae
National Coltegiata-assaclation at New
i York, according to -Dr-A. D. Browns
of 0 A, C, who naa Jest J-eturned tron
1 attenalng-tnetinga'-,'-
alANCHKSTKR Dancing Academy. a)t Sib at.
bel. Stark and Oak. Special rates. 4 prlrata
letaona, $2; morning, afternoon, erenlnc; all
latest da area gnaranteed; class Tbrrraday. Sat.
oroay eeentnya 7-:. Broadway tiao.
'Wtal Statistics
TTlarriaycs, Blrtbs. Dzaibs.
UlUTHi
XAW SCHOOLS
ORKtiON IAW SCHOOL A taoroegh. practical
course In law. Recitations evenings. Main
77. Allaky blla
TDSIO SCHOOLS AJTD TIACHXSS
E. TH1CLHORN Violin teacher. pnpU kwrelk.
Ii7 Flteeeer Mfl. iwarahaii iwz.
fBOV. T. E. LAWSON ftane leaaona at your
hmne. We. Pnoee Tabor 2Km.
RXiniMK piano playing la 10 te ao ImnJ
Trrttten erateni. 41T-1S rnlwnW Hav
PIANO, and Vocal Lesaona, with
flee piano. 1 nr. per gay.
ef trac
(5 mo. Male nil A
DOLORK8 L.U'l'U.EN. Vlelln Taacber. Serclk
saetbod. Maraball 1KTTS. TO Main.
POO AMD CAT HOSriTAL
DR. Q.
kospltsl.
H. HL'THMAK
41S K. 7th st
VarncKlNaRI A.
Rsst 147. R.ne9
rTE. tAR. irOSI. THBOAT. LPaTQS
Al'lkNOIOai resnvved wlthoat knife.- ilaaa.
Pr. Caaaeda. IVaam bine.. Xd end Waae.
mK IKStTBAirCr
riUtlU SiATa lsUi lakLkaACK
ly Ore gow fir 1iierwre enwuxny. "
CO
tTJRSITUlI HHyAJR AWD tjWOTJT-ra-na
MtLT.NOMAU KarotUire saoaiMiai
Expert BMttreae ankbig. - atala
4534.'
OARiiON To Mr. and Mrs. Uny N. Caraoa, Ml
B 20th at. P., Dec. 80, a daughter.
CAU.AHAN To Mr. and Mra. Frederick A.
Callahan, 093 E. Washingtoa at., Dac SO, a
RoilRBACH To Mr. and Mra. Jobs Roorback,
Colombia, bird.. Dec. SO, a aoo.
IX M P To Mr. and Mra. Joseph La an p. Wl Se
vier St.. Dee. 80. a son.
COMPTON To Mr. sod Mrs. A. M. Cowptoa.
4 K. Alder at.. Dec. M), a dangbtar.
M'liORRT To Mr. and Mra. John J. MeOorry.
6dt Washington St.. Dec. SI, s daegbter.
PLCKFrr To Mr. and Mrs. Saraoel Fnckett,
4 ST F- Harrlsuo at., Dec. St. a son.
KISON-lo Mr. snd Mrs. William F. Kiaoo.
1217 Borthwick St.. Dec. 81. a aon.
KOMKaUtDYKE Te Mr. and Mrs. OnrneBas
KoalBesdjke. HQS E. lTlh at. N., Dec. SI. a
eon.
AHrTWW To Mr. and lira. Timothy J. A hern.
1115 Dearer are.. Dee. SI, a daoghter.
CT.RLASH To Mr. and Mrs. Uoorge Car lash,
8E3 E. Stk at. N., Dee. SI, a daughter.
STAFFORD To Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle U. Staf
ford. 244 E. 621 St.. Dee. St, a son.
KASNEIt To Mr. and Mrs. Rhine bolt K saner,
AM Alnewerth. January 1. a aon.
WHlTkV To Mr. and Mra. Iewta W. White,
MmtreaL Canada. Dee. 26, a daoghter.
ST F. V EJ S Te Mr. sad Mrs. Fred Ktevens, 4
Oondtmngh eJdg.. Dee. 27. a daagbter.
ti A H RBThON To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W,
arreteeo, Ira-aeu, Weak., Dee. 27, a daagb
ter.
..LLEVBECK Te Mr. and Mrs. Earl I. Hot-
-nbeck, Mouatalndale. Or., Dee. 27, a aaegb
try.
. . .iVFR Te Mr. aad Mrs. Joseph f. Plover
70 v.. soth v.. Dee. 2S. a danchter.
ZAMSZKWSK1 Te Mr. aad Mrs. Julius Zaaav
CMrskl. 70S Atblna are.. Dee. ZS. e sob.
CEHLKBT Te Mr- and Mrs. Frederick K.
ieWert, S47H Jiootgonaery st uee. zs, a
dans-hter. .
BUCHAKOJf Te Mr. ana Mrs. Hoy Borkaaoa,
42S H. Stk at., Dreeaibev v. e aoa.
JEWETT Te Mr. end Mrs. Stanley G. Jewett.
r.K7 Bid wen ere., uee. is, a an.
M COY To Mr. and Mr. Everett r. VeOby,
1 . 13SS & Grant at. Dee. 39, a eon. ' - ' s
ninrMnDO TRADE HO acres In Crook county, ad-
D KtU I UnO Jaeent to stats Irrigation project, for
. aUw :.;Jiarw suburban home; prefer outside city
.Aggl9TA?!T'ii I. limits In Multnomah county. Box 1),
THIRD A NP SALMON HTRKTTm. R. No. Hillsdale. Or. - -
stAi.N aeT. A-nii. . HECTION wnMt land, brick snore
. bldg.. modern houses and lota, -In
P. L imm wMYi;?
vZZZlWlu iVa1." ?aHwt.bT, TO 8ET.L OR TRADE House, and
Phonea K.7l. B-liks. Ledy eaeietent. A0 ln corning. Cal.. for Portland
A. D. KenWOrthV CO, Property. Call or writs 14 K. sltb
ss-"Vs '"nd'As"."; nZttArtt .K your e.chang I. a sauare deal, see
. satn at and foater roau, Arleta -rtHWTCBT REALTf COMPAlf.
F. S Dtinninc'. Inr Chamber of Commerce bldg.
rast Sd.un.rlVTfeto,r..C,414 n VaWY bouae. Alb cWU,, lor
Alder at. Phone Kaat hi. tract, dose In. 0. Henry
Dunning McEnteC He'd Vrn,ri. TRAM eltr or country property, liiii
every deiallf Broadway and Hnsts! k,100'". r!ittUnXiVUanU
Broadway 4l0. A-46HLsdy aVststant snywhera. Owner Main T.4.
Pi -7 u n tui it, ,..,. 120 acres near Camas, W asru, for
. R. Zellar CO. Portland bou 41 Pit tork bloek
Lady attenoant. Uay and night service . .
aiLLKlToi TKACky. lnaepenaent 'u- VAXTfn-.nKA KflTTATH 91
-Vh vnliet? hli V,! WANTKLwj to t room hn,. modem.
t4ii. a wajih at Kiia. M. ki.A-7.. r jrbroaxy irfull lot. easy terms,
J. k. kU-t,B.x fcoS, reliable; or will pay small rent and
Progressive Funeral Directors, give good care. P-22s, Journal.
MONTOOMERI AT K1KTH " ' 1 ' ' '
Unaertakmg Co. A4au 4lii ROOMING HOUSES " &3
OKLYiLO A'H2 Cor, id and Clay. n"?) gg?P"' "
H. T. ttyrnea, new rasidaecar estabi'L 44 ROOtTISi' nGnt.S60:
01 'Williame ave. Wdln. 2Z0. C-I14J 1;"- V. .
n mT Kant auth and QUaavnTlrS: brlek bulldl8gr hot, eo!4 ,Wat4.
Hamilton neVVi ZPuu l10;"
5 : ttttm b , . feat. Every room full: well furnished.
Rrpp7P rti Snook JiTh t wli wofth l600 wjvon momhu
PICCC OIIUUN at 14th tU9 p., fw AoWn baalence
- as yon make it. Peters of course,
MoxyiatxTs it n. ttmt - -
poktiIanb makblic Wkvet," t'iw 4 RpforB YOU" BlJV
4th sc. opp. City hall. Main Hi. PCIUIO 1 VU , UUJT .
Philip Nea A Sons, ftfr memorials jt me show you tha cheapest bays and
ry-p'r-r - -, . . . v.lg-?a-i bast trades in tha city la. roomlag-
DLAE5I NG GRANITE ""r a4 JIffIK VfZSZ XXE? t
ItlTKINlKS PROPERTY tia rooms, bouaekeeping, Yent .tll.
u13?-- - - - - - dandy location, good bouse, alee borne;
100x100 cor. 3d and Everett Owner, must be sold by Saturday: big anas;
M-250. Journal, make offer. Wells it Anderson.
t ' ' m Weet Park, . -
K,A-M"-P-u-lja c &WKLLJtT Utile apt. bousa la town;
ROSE CITY PARS CAlt ' JmtSXlV. '
2100. Int, nice room bung a- fer takea It. Call Main
fuTl'talinVniMUundr BtMNWH OPI-OUTXNIT1K8 ,
block to car. Also smaller one for . maT manf. auto business; a fine
S1400. cash or Tl- money maker; can be had cheap.
Jameg C. logan, oo Oregon lan bldg. Call ! 4th SL - -
CA.H, Jl,.lv9,.- "-"kf A OOOD clean bualnees for man who
beautiful new cottage near Wlllfarns An some mechanical ability. ---Call
Prt" if ISO -cbool, car, etc 1t1 4tn ,t; - ...
Price 1 TIlEj jtnnvct CO- AsJi.i meaicine and svoca remedy
Main IUV BW Qa, route showing profit f2e. TM
1 . ao. 1 ' . 1 or trade wnole or pert, r-zlz, Joum.,
ON Denver st. near Webeter. t rooms ulTlT'eTo5a lntereat la reV.
and bath; will rant III per month. !JE-iAIL .5. JJif, 1 wSk 'sfi
Ixt SOslOO. Price, oulck sale. fls. ',ntnil vestigatev , aaank. l
tteorge P. Henry, m Henry bldg. Morthweet ,l1g- ... ,, , ,
MOO. TERMS, i rom house, 2 lota, 1 BARBER . shop for sale or waaie.
I black from new FYanklln hlrt school. doing good. C-21, Jonmal.
I John Stetfer. 10t ltd t,, zV . . H , tOoatlaeaa em Mast Vafe) -:
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