THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1917.
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TOHYBR0THER8PUN
IMPROVEMENTS TO AID
Two Buildings and "General
Additions Will Cost $25,
OOO; Many Orders Cause.
TARDY SHIPMENTS DELAY
Assembling of 200 Box Cars Cannot
Start Until July 1, Due to Inabil
ity to Oot Parts.
To facilitate the manufacturing of
200 wooden box cars, for which the
contract waa secured aoma time ago,
the Twohy Bros, company has filed an
application at the municipal building
bureau for permission to erect a plan
ing shop, and are planning other build
ings that will come to a total cost of
J 25,000. The buildings will be erected
at the company's yards near Holladay
avenue, between East Fifty-fifth and
East Sixtieth streets.
Plans for one of the buildings con
templated are now on file at the of
fices of the building bureau and pro
vide for a frame structure 100 by 200
feet in dimensions, to be used for aa
addition to the nlanine mill. Anoth-
er, the plans for which have as yet not j
been completed, will be used as a paint
and general workshop. This unit will
be 100 by 200 feet in dimensions. The
buildings will total about 10.000 in
cost.
Rearrangement of the yards and the'
MANUFACTURE OF CARS
erection of a series of smaller shops i county. The little town of Toder was
will cost about $15,000. named for him. For over 30 years
The improvements are necessitated ( he had been an active and earnest
by the increase in business, and espe- j working member of the church, and
dally at this time to take care of the his neighborly kindnesses and up
car contracts that the company has rightnesa of character made him an
already secured and orders expected in honored and beloved friend and
the future. neighbor to many. Six sons, two
The erection and assembling of the t daughters, 17 grandchildren, three
100 cars .ordered by the Union Pacific brothers and one sister survive him.
will take about 30 days after work has -
once started. On account of the de- - n . w
lo vA .Mnnonli nf narts which tn
railroad company furnishes, actual
work cannot start until about July 1.
Ilefuses Chance to Treble Money.
RoseburK. Or.. Jan. 17. E. L..
Miller '
Of West Roseburg on Tuesday refused
an offer of $10,000 for a 40-acre tract i
near Winfleld, Kan., Tor wnich ne traa- j
ed Roseburg property nearly a year
ago. Mr. Miller traded for the prop
erty without seeing It, and the offer
received Is nearly three times the value
of the property here he gave In- ex
change. The property Is In the oil belt
and a representative of an oil company
there has been In Roseburg for several
days negotiating for the property, fin
ally offering $10,000, which Mr. Miller
refused. Mr. Miller will go to Kansas
in the spring to see the land.
Ileal Estate Transfers.
Fred A. Jacob to Herbert B. Hansen.
1,. 12, B. 20, Elberta $
Uittle II. Slimpunn to Caroline E. Stimp
aon lt Caroline K. Sllmpson. K.
. :;7i ft. I., ft, Hodson Place. 1.. IS.
llsrlnuiii Tratt
R. li. Beonjan and wt.'to Diena W'llkea.
N. 'a L 11, 12. B. 3. Klsmere, part
I. C 0, 7, is B. 7, Park View lleplat,
W. 40 ft. L. 14, 13, B. 5, Sewlckly
Add.. L. 6, 8. 10. B. 7. Bella Vltta...
All-e Buddee et al to Dlenna WUke, N.
- H U 11, 12, B. 3. Elumere, parta I..
. ft, 7, 8, B. 7. Park View Replat,
V. 40 ft. L. 14. 15, B. 5, Sewickly
Add.. L. 6. 8, 10, B. 7. Bella Vista...
Elizabeth Wilkes, aama a abore
J. II. Hale to John J. McNamee, E. '
ft. L. "O" and "H," Sob. of L. 1, B.
4. Portland Homestead
Walter K. Dyer to Frank BtlHngton et
'ml. L. UT. H8, B. , First Klectrie Add.
3 W. Peterson and wife, to Benjamin
Helter et al. L. 11, 12, B. 44, Llnnton
Robert B. Beat and wf. to Florence Pen-
noCk L. 13, B. 1 Alameda Park
Laura M. Gamumna to D. Smith, L. IT,
B. 2, Gordon Place asslgned to E. A.
Kaytor)
William M. Gregory and wf. to Agues
K. Lung, tract In B. "M." Sehoel Park
Tlmmas Hlslop and wf. to Louise Hlalop.
tbeir daughter, E. L. 5, 6. B. S25
K. Portland
Tl-'iinHH Hlslop and wf. to Eva M. K 11
gnre. W. H L. 7. 8. B. 254, Haw
thorne Pnrk
Jeanie F. Bird and hus. to F. H. Piepcr
rt al, L. 16. B. 2R. Holbrook's Add...
H. B. llojle and wf. to R. U. Tyler.
L. 3, It 4, Plnehurat
A B. Newell and wf. to Victor Gal
braltb. L. 13, B. 7, Lenox (to correct
error in deed, book 665-177)
Mildred Viola Worden et al to Ada Wor
den, part L. 0, B. 7, Dunn's Add.,
fractional U 2. and L. 1. 3, 4, ft, 8,
B. 12, Troutdale
William Foster and wf. lo Fclecla Dil
lon. N. 32 ft. L. 12. B. 5, Albee'a Sub.
or Glenbayen Park
Oreland Couatructlon Co., to Mabel Bern
stein, part L. 3. B. 3, Elisa J. Mur
phy's .Add
Minnie Skelton Foster and hus. ro Ef
fte X. Skcltun, 8. i- L. 7. Glenwood
Park
-Thomas lilskp and wf. to Clara Hislop
Johnson, W. Vt L. 5. 6, B. 323 E.
Portland
Lou la Marrotte and wf. to Jennie Bach
man, U 4 and N. IT ft. L. 3. B. ft.'
Henry's Add
T. I DeTereaux and wf. to F. A. Pur
din, land 'beginning N. E. cor. of I.
1. B. f. Linn s Add
Exile Burkitt and wf. toMay B. Bar
nard, guardian, L. 0, 7, B. 74, Lnt-
Terslty Park
W. F. Caldwell to S. II. Morris, L. 7. 8.
B. 19. Vernon
Portland Mausoleum Co. to the estate nf
J. Henry Page, deceased, compart
ments In Blverrlew Abbey Mausoleum.
1
700
1.000
1
800
206
10
815
10
10
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8,500
10
1.000
600
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and the dandruff germ is IriUimr the
hairroott TVl7 ..1 1! S 8
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r 5i?y ir(? 8tore, a bottle of
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size. Use as directed, for it does the
work quickly. It kills the dandruff
tu- . "j
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mediately stops itching scalp. It is a
pure, reliable, antiseptic liquid, is not
greasy, is easy to use and will not
6tain. Soaps and shampoos are harm
ful, as they contain alkali. The best
thingr to use for scalp irritation i
temo, for it is safe and inexpensive.
The B W. Rose Co Cleveland. Ok
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Will Ds RsivsmIsmI Nsixt WMk.
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To Kill Rats and Uico
ALWAYS'USB
STEARNS'
ELECTRIC PASTE
Xj. S. Government Bays It
SOLO E VERYWHSRB t5c and lLOt
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FIVE SONS SERVED
AS HIS PALLBEARERS
i mi r nr T-LTiiri in mi
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J. S. Yoder.
J. S. Toder was widely known in
Clackamas county and bis funeral in
the Congregational church near his
home last Thursday was attended by
many friends and neighbors whd pried
the floral offerings high about his
casket. Rev. F. C. Butler delivered
the memorial sermon.
The pallbear
sons and one
was born in
ers were .five of his
grandson. Mr. Yoder
Pennsylvania in 1844
and came to
Oregon in 1889, settling in Clackamas
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YOUDC. !. 8. It. K Alhlna HoniMlnil
Kitty Urondahl to Agathe Groudabl. B.
ft. of N. 150 ft. of tract in Sec. 5,
T. 1 8.. B. 2 p., 110x36 ft., begin
ning at N. W. cor. of tract couTejed
to Alfred W. Wiltshire
Lurelhurt Co. to W. N. ETerett et aj.
RoTe city CemeteryAan. to" H." Lucai
et ai, n. L. 12, sec. 39 "D," Kom
5,000
75
10
City cemetery.
Imojane Co. to Mary Loctle Lewis,
4, 8. B. 14. Glen Harbor
Building Permits.
George Ilartman. erect garage, 448 Jessup
betwreu 7th and th: builder, same. $35.
R. L. Macleay -- Rjpnlr 3 story brick store,
54 3d St., between Ai-h and. Plue; W. Doberty,
bulMrr. $121).
Velvet Building Co. Renair 2 story brick
printing office. 1284 2d St.. betwen Washing
ton and Alder; Keeker it Co.. builders. $175.
T. J. Armstrong Repair 1 story 'rlck store,
148 10th at., between Alder and Morrison; J.
A. Melton Co., builders, $500.
Seld Back Erect Hi story garage, 44 E.
SOth St., between Nbtrnmu and Cam then;
F. H. Brandes, builder. 12ti.
I It I -: J iia f I
3 f d test fi .; 1 v -
ILLI
vm , (stores and apartment bonsrt. 113 Rnssell at ,
between Missisxippi and Albir.a; 11. T. Goa--
sett, builder. JlHKMI.
' Ben Selling. Mrt. ?I!rsch Sichel Erect 1
story flrepref .concrete restaurant. 127 W.
, Park, betwen Washington and Alder; 'Blng-
1 bam & Shelley Co.. builders; $11,000.
J. H. TIarr Repair" 2 story frame dwelling,
"350 IJ n coin at., between Broadway and foot
1 ' hills; J. C. Bayer Furnace Co., builders. $2oO.
Alico E. Stewart Repair 2 story brick
building (restaurant and lodging house). 252
1st. between Madison and Main; Jacob Losll,
builder, $150.
1 l Fred Williams Repair 8 story brick (store)
1 t 74 Front between Oak and lane; Ferrell Boof
, leg Co., builders, $150.
Closer Industrial
Alliance Effected
Beorganizatloa Grants Fass Banking
Company Brings Utah-Idaho Sugar
Concern Into Direct delations.
Grants Pass, Jan. 17. The election
of Alexander Nibley as vice president
and . director, of Frank C. Bramwell
as cashier and a director and of R. B.
MHler as a director of the Grants
Pass Banking company, announced
Tuesday night, evinced the closer al
liance in the future of the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company Interests and Twohy
Brothers' interests with industrial
development in southern Oregon.
Nibley", who is a son of Bishop W.
C. Nibley of Salt Lake City, is man
ager of the Grants Pass sugar factory.
Bramwell, who comes here from La
Grande, ia of a family long connected
with the Utah sugar interests, an 1
Miller, formerly traffic manager of
the O-W. R. & N. railroad, is now
vice president -of the Twohy Brothers'
California & Oregon Coast railway.
which is being built from Grants Pass
to the Pacific coast.
Claus Schmidt was reelected presi
dent of the bank and George P. Jester
will continue as assistant cashier.
Other directors are O. S. Blanchard,
Herbert Smith, Claus Schmidt and
George P. Jester.
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Complaints having been made to the
county commissioners concerning the
letting out of 60 men from the. roid
force in district two under Foreman
Moy, heretofore employed southwest
U L (.119 VAtJ V Ul U.UU XlClglllB,
Koadmaster Yeon explains that ihe
season dees not permit a larger force
than theslO men now left. Of thte
"nen he says: "The men working at
present have worked In this district
for years and are good A No. 1 work-
men, and further, I am Informed by
Mr- Moy that tney are 1111 property
ownrs. and probably cltlsens. it is
: but natural that some of the men will
fi that thev have been treated un
justly."
John Denlson, foreman of the coun
ty farm, asks that in lieu of ah In
crease In salary he be allowed to sup
ply his family with provisions and
iuel from the county stores.
In accordance with a recommenla
lion of J. B. Yeon, county road master.
the county commissioners Have issued
an order turning over to him all re
quests or orders for gravel from the
county pits, hereafter all free gravel
will be done away with, and 25 cents
a load will be charged, except to schot
districts for special purposes.
in order to enable repairs to be
made to the Burlington ferry slips
service will be suspended Wednesday
January 17,
4
Miss Berdle Waidt, who has been
employed as ' telephone girl at the
courthouse for the past six years, has
been reinstated by the commissioners
upon appeal to that. body after sum
mary lemoval. j- '
The scagliola columns of the court
house are cracked, and the contractor
was docked 91000 for allowing such
manifestations. " Architects Whidden A
Lewis have been asked by the county
commissioners to arbitrate the orotest
of the contractors and fix-the amount.
HOTEL MEN OF OREGON
FAVOR FIGHT AGAINST
"SHASWARBITRARY"
Association Will Ask Portland
to Put Up $2000 of Pro
posed Fund.
MUST NOT DISCRIMINATE
Extra rare to northwest Ordered
moved, but BallToad Asks for
Postponement and Kshoarlng.
Members of the Oregon State Hotel
Men's association yesterday Indorsed a
proposition launched by Puget sound
cities for the raising of a fund to
uDhold. through the courts if neces
sary, the victory the northwest won
from the railroads In the so-called
Shasta arbitrary case. It will ask
Portland to provide $2000 of this fund.
The Interstate Commerce commis
sion ordered the railroads, represented
principally by the Southern Pacific, to
remove the discrimination that existed
against the northwest br the continu
ance of the extra fare for that part of
round trip transcontinental tours be
tween Portland and San Francisco. It
was ordered that the railroads participating-
in these round trips remove
the discrimination by exacting no
greater fare when tickets are made out
via Portland or Seattle than when the
routing is via New Orleans or 1 Paso.
The Southern Pacific lately asked
the commission to postpone the effect
ive date of the removal of this dis
crimination and the commission al
lowed a postponement until April 2.
It was to have become effective Feb
ruary 15. Subsequently a petition was
filed for rehearing and a motion to
eliminate the requirement aa to 1
Paso If the rehearing were denied.
Anxious to Bais mad.
All of which is vigorously opposed by
the interests that fought against the
$17.50 arbitrary. C. A. Reynolds, for
merly chairman of the Washington
Public Service commission, argued the
case before the Interstate Commerce
commission on behalf of the north
west. The interests backing the move-
tinue in the-fight and a project was
started to raise $5000 to carry on this
work.
The Seattle people, according to T. D.
Rockwell, secretary of the Washing
ton State Hotel association, have
pledged $2000 and have raised $1200 of
that. Portland is to be asked to raise
a like sum, with $1000 from Spokane.
The Oregon hotel men yesterday ap
pointed Eric V. Hauser of the Mult-
nomah, E. E. Larlmore of the Oregon, I
A. T. Lundborg of the Benson, Phil I tine monastery, celebrated his names
Metschan Jr. of the Imperial and Dr. day with several visiting priests from
C. W. Cornelius of the Cornelius as a
committee to raise Portland's share of
the fund.
To do effective work in time, Mr.
Reynolds would have to start for
Washington next week, said Mr. Rock
well, to argue against a postponement!
of the effective date of the rates, to
prevent, if possible, the granting of a
rehearing and to obviate the emascula-
tion of the decision by eliminating tne
provision regarding El Paso.
Want Order Xft Aloaav
Mr. Rockwell, who presented the case
before the Oregon hotel men, said the
orrier should not be tampered with at
all. becadse the benefits of the de
cision should apply to this year s tour
ist business.
The committee will call upon all
interests in Portland affected by tour
ist-travel the merchants, the banks,
the taxicab companies, the street rail
way company, hotels and others, for
their share of tne iunas.
The $17.60 arbitrary was exacted
by the Southern Pacific on all tourist
ickets routed over tne ssnasta line.
But evidence'presented before the com
mission showed that for much longer
distances, no corresponding extra fare
was charged when tourists were routed
one way by way of El Paso or New Or
leans. The public service commission .of
Washington initiated the fight and alt
the railroads of the country were made'
defendants. The Oregon public ser
vice commission intervened on behalf
of the Washington commission and
other intervenors were: Pendleton
Commercial association, Washington
State Hotel association, Seattle Com
mercial club, Tacoma Commercial
club and Chamber of Commerce, Se
attle Chamber of Commerce, Spokane
Chamber of Commerce, Everett Com
mercial club. Seattle Municipal league.
East Side Businctfe Men's club of
Portland.
The Portland Chamber of Commerce
was not an lntervenor in
the pro-
ceedings, leaving the action to
East Side Business Men's club.
the
Bad Sprains or
Muscle Strain
Rub pain, ache, soreness and
swelling right out with
MSt. Jacobs Oil."
Rub It on a sprained ankle, wrist,
shoulder, back or a apraln or atraln
anywhere, that's when you realise the
magic in old. honest "St. Jacobs Oil."
because the momeat It is applied, out
comes the pain, ache, soreness and
swelling. It penetrates right into the
ff. "a ml- nerves. He-aments
JUJUIV. , .-V
tendons and bones, and relief comes
instantly, it not merely kills pain, but
soothes and heals the injury so a quick
recovery Is effected.
Get a small trial bottle of "St. Ja
cobs Oil" right now at any drug store
and stop suffering. Nothing else sets
things straight So quickly bo thor
oughly. It is the only application to
rub on a bad sprain, atraln, bruise or
swelling. (Adv.)
I BeanUral adult pine ee
HroadcWta caasei. en, s,
balmlag. eetslde .box.
hearse, twe an toe aad
serrlces for.. ..........
ranerals if desired for
gao. S40. S0.
Bigoer priced faaee
la la proportksa.
We manufacture caaketa.
Lady aeaUtant. BeeaUful faaeral cfcapeL
MILLER & TRACEY
- Independent reneral Ptreetora
Waahinstoa at E1U 8U (bet. SOtb aad Slat)
West 8idejf Uaia 2397. A-7880.
FUNERALS
s -.
riZllr i Ir
Bob Fitzsimmohs to
Become' Evangelist
Tonner Keavywelafnt Caamplom to
Teaefc Boys Bow to Booomo Athletes
a4 StUl Xad Cleaa Uvea.
New Tork. Jan. IT. (I. N. 8.) Bob
Fitxsimmons, former heavyweight
champion of the world, is about to Join
the ranks of the evangelists, and lend
a hand In the fight on "boose" accord
ing to his secretary. Dr. Charles Hen
dricks of Dunellen, N. J.
Fitxsimmons believes his life had
been a bad example for the youth of I
the country and wants to teach young
men how to become athletes and still
lead clean lives.
The former pugilist is at present in
vaudeville in California but is expected
here within a few weeks, when he
opens a campaign, probably under the
.auspices of the Salvation Army.
Agricultural Agent
of Lane to Remain
jr. 8. obn Says He will Come Back
Whea County Court Be stores lart
of lowered Salary.
Eugene. Or.. Jan. 16. The retention
of X. S. Robb, Lane county agricultural
agent, who recently resigned because
the county court cut $500 from the
budget for this office, was practically
assured Tuesday when the court at re-
quesLy)f the Chamber of Commerce and
leading farmers consented to restore
$2B0 of the sum taken away.
Efforts will be made by the agricul
tural committee of Pomona grange and
the agriculture bureau of the Cham
ber of Commerce to raise the remain
ing $25(K
Dedicate Merrick
Memorial Fountain
The dedication of the Merrick memo
rial fountain on the grounds of the
Rose City Park club at Sandy boule
vard and East Fifty-seventh street
will occur February 22, Washington's
birthday, according to announcement
today by the Merrick Memorial asso
ciation. Governor Withycombe and
Mayor Albee have both accepted invi
tations to participate. A. G. Clark,
chairman of the memorial fund com
mittee, will preside. One of the former
postmasters closest rrienas will ten
of the worth to the community of the
former postmaster, secretary of Ore
gon Grocers' and Merchants' associa-
will be taken over and maintained by
the city.
Prior at Mt. Angel
Observes Namesday
St. Benedict. Or., Jan. 17. Rev.
Maurus Snyder, prior of the Bepedic-
different cities. Father Maurus was
appointed prior last fall after Rt. Rev.
Adelbelm Odermatt had been appointed
titular abbot.
Father Maurus is one of the old
priests of the state and is one of the
remaining lew who neipea 10 round Ait.
Angel and to build the monastery.
seminary ana college on tne top 01
ML. Angel Butte.
SAN F11ANC1SCO HtTTrCLS
HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, us oil Union Squire
European Piin $1.50 8 daj op
Breakfast 60c Lunch 50s Dinner 11.00
Most Famous Meals in lbs United States
Kew steel and concrete s tractate. Center
of theater, eafe and retail districts.
On carUnes transferring all ever city.
Take Municipal car Una direct to door.
Motor Bos meets trains and steamers
NEW TODAY
Xoaaa of tlO.OOO
d np on Im
proved B a slmess
Property (or for
Zmprovemaat Par poses.
J. f. ZXPSCOICB,
842 Stark Street.
PAT cask m.mrr
Have a client who wants In Imiu
1 ami or at least 20 acres in cultivation.
' ea v gs - a X. 0 aaa vuiti v atlVU.
suitable for growine vea-etables. not
over 12 miles from Portland.
KB. JOTJSO,
807 Board of Trade Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment fc Mortgage Co.
Office 90S-4 1TO 3d St.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
T BAKERS' AUCTION TSoUSeT
Lot of household goods, etc.. sale
at 10 a. m.. 1 nursaay. Maaonio Tem
ple bldg.. West Park at Yamhill.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
CASH ASV&BTI6EXEHXS
Dally er Sunday,
m eests per word tor ail ctaaalfieatloae ex
eenllos "roc steal ia rrivate aamiij." "Baam
and Hoard la rotate saUr," "SltaarJoa
Wanted" ana -wanxeu to steal- aoa. wkteS
are itt eenta per
Thrfc luaertfuu. tor the prk of twe.
bevra luieruoBs lor tee (.rtce of rive.
No ad taken tvr leas than 13 ceata.
CASH MLST accompany copy to voialn above
rates-
Chaises aiKuuataeaii,
IV cents per word per lnaertloa.
Thla chares la for all class! flea tloas. assent
lug -ror Beat ia Private ranally," "stooai aa
Board in rrivaie luiur, oiuiaaoa wasted
aad "Wasted to stent " ads, watch 'are 114
cents per ewe per wewuoa.
He ad rattfta roc iee tnaa is coats.
. INFORMATION COUPON
If yea went tbe Bane of a reliable east
seas boase dealing la say line of Btercaaadlse,
er Information regarding resorts, bote la, rail
roads, steaawhip Uaee. ete addreas Oregoa
Joarnal lnforaaatioa Boreaa,
laToraaaUoa deelreds
itf sssseM
r4e
Naese.
Address
irW aa
R0FESSIONAL AND
1USINESS DIRECTORY
AClOaUtxU tULAtlM
aU.atsriicatl. sstuiiilmw. lauiaa easur 1,
aceartfMo. aunbvM. side and sua stoatls.
u work promptly and atlexactarUr attended
a. 1. Rtubia. Stsi Alder at, epp. Olds, Wsrt
sisb King-
ACCORDION. kNim AMU UOX PLKATIKU.
HKMtfTITCHlMU. BRA1D1KU; BUTTON
BULKS. BUTTON CUVKRKD. BA8TKBM
liOVKLTY MKO .. CO.. SSVfc iTH B'WAY 0O.
k. MX. HA UsiusUlctuu, courdiua.
aad sunburst pleating, button carcredi guotia
Sponged. KcalloptPr. flttork blk. B'way tOHe.
aoate cortex
M. tat , itig. jewrtcra. sarrt watcbaaaaera.
Miller's. S-HS Waan.. bet. B'way aad Park.
BLAWXBOOK MAKjEii
iA la) at uvlmAA. inc.. itw ia it.
book manulsciurvra. agtaw tor James Lss
ptocd Lus Leaf Ledgcta. See the aw ko
reka Leaf. A-SIIW. Main 18.
BRASS AD MACHIVS WORKS
atAsU'a.K'a Braaa Vtmu. tiraas vuuaa aad
naefalnv works. 10S N. atb si. H sir 8S4,
CAaFEMTEKS AKD BU1LDEKS
flYVX VVULLl liuildlug cwu true toes. Car.
pnter ahoy, -aoS flna ay. Fbope H'way tatt.
CARPET CLEASIXO
fUlFir hlWaS a
uu oiu carpeu.
rag rug. carpal
rleaoing. Nortk-
K. 3-V. B-
west Hug Co.. 1&3 fc..
JOkCk bttOS.. klvcu-lc Cleau4Bg Wurajr Cax-
pets cleaned and laid; rctlitlns our spoctauj
Cast 440. B-1BOH. 204 E. lta St. N.
CHiaorRACIORS
KkMOVAL MultCaV
W O. PowclL chlrvuractor. rtDored to SIS
Panama bltlg., Sd and Aider. Special Iter to
first 10 Mitring bis office clinic Bring Iku
But lea. 10 to i m., S to 6 p.
LHJ1AU AUAl witn tueuiciiira and uueraUuna.
Patients delighted wltb bealtit returaiog
wltbout drugs or acara. lr. alcUahon making
good. 31 treatments. SIS- laclaay bldg. aaa
SKHitsrium.
COAL AJTTJ WOOD
Fulton Wood Co.
1200 MACADAM ST.
Dealer In green and dry aiabwood.
Sftto. Main 7800.
Pbosea A-
COAL.
100 tons below cost. In large or small qnaa-
Utiea. E. 41at and Ualaej ata. Pbone Tabor
2811, C-1237
KAIIO.NAL KLKL Co., Bast 2o41. Dry slak-
wnod. 4 ft.. S4.25 cord: sawed. S4.Z3 load.
block wood, 4 ft.. 14.30 cord; aawed. 05 load;
A-l fit. ft.. t.v7 cord.
A. B. C.t,u.el
Co. Hmall orders our apeeial-
40a Union are. N. East 4881.
STANDARD Wood Co, 1st claaa fueL
dellyery. Eaat 8310. B-100J.
frouui
hEKB A FARK-All kinds of green and dry 4-
ft. fir for snlc. SOS Water St. M. 4!WS A -4647
CQg TRACTORS AKD BTJTLPEBS
OSbIAK HUBKH. ieueral Uoutraclor.
lock bldg.
MAIN 7143. bonding, painting or trade.
EDUC ATIOIt AX
DAKC1MO
UANPHKriTklK Uautii-a Acaueuir. Si 6t al. 1
K Kl.rk mm, nak. HDeciai rales. onrii I
. . . . . I
au i
erday evening 7-W:5i0. Broadway 2100
LAW SCHOOLS
DRiEUiiN I A w SCHOOL A tboruoca. practical
course In lsw. KecliaiKxia cmng. aiaia
7T A Hake bldf.
MTjaag SCHOOLS AKD TEACHER'S
E. THIELHOBN Violin leacber. u(tu mt'cii.
107 ri.ediw bid. Mamhall hct. -
fKOk'. T. k. UWSUN-I'lano uaeuna at ym
home. 60c. Pliopi Tabor 2W3.
kAtl'llMU planu ptaying In lo to 20 lesaona.
"Cbrlstetisen srstem." 412-1S rolnmhts Hldg
DOLORES L. CULLEN. Violin Teacher, sevclk
method. Marshall 5278. 47 Main.
IVt. tit. i03x- inabai .UamS
kl)K,A01Ua rruuTtd lllwi kiile. vilaee.
Dr. t'asaeday. Heknai blda.. 3d sad Waa.
rilLE IKS7JBAMCZ
fACls'lC blalba Hhi 1ABC UA.Nca.
nly Oregon fire lnoTnee romfaay.
Co
rUTFT EUOS AKO RAO aTJOS
Send Us Your Old Carpets
film ma
Sfada from old lnrrala. BrnaeU, AsmlMter.
Smyrna. Also rsg rugs, all alaee. Mall orders
prompt. Carpet cleaning. Send for booklet.
rVKSTKRN ftAZFT KUU CO.
64 Tnlon ave. N. Phones Kamt 6aiS. B-147.1
yTRHACXS
Boynton Furnaces
Economical, effectual. J. C. Bayer Oe..
Front snd Msraet.
LMON AVK. bbrel Aletal Worka. furnaces In-
. atalled. repairing. 411 Tnlon ave V K. 4M1.
FTJILWTTPBJt REPAIR A3TP PPHOLSTEklWO
MLlul.NUMAU rurmture Huiital i
Expert mttres maalne Main 4oo4.
HAIR GOODS AMU HAIR DRrdBIMO
rUBVKT UAAtLbCil. leaoius wig aud Uxi-
nee makers, finest stock buwsa hair goooe;
kstrdreaalog; manicuring, face and acalp treet-
aeot. Kemoved to 04 Aioer. near groaoway.
JtAJflCUalkO ..JID HAIR lKi.bbl0
4Uf WruaOwajr puis. Mnliklilial mmtiL tij air-
pclnfmeot. fboiie Mala 1223.
MATTRESSES
OLL mattresses aud .ealbe. beds made law
sanitary folding forma: featberv renovated
Folding M. to.. 60S1 Wlll.fms r. g. ShTI
MTMEOORArHINO MULTIGRAPHIHQ
MIMkCKiKAl-HINU. Clr. letters. W. H. 1 liiser
et Co.. Inc., 2HaH Stara. Main 834T; A ll
rKYBlCIAJiS
UK. a.. A. fillLLit'a, Aliaay OUls. Aataata.
ervooanee. rTotaitf irttiie. uneamaiiaui
rLUMBIliO SUPPLIES
RETAIL I'LL'MBISG HUFPUEa
r letniiig. 112 4th H.
PRLHTC.KS AMP EKORAVERS
TUai IV t aaJki Juu at. MANN.
82 Olirk st. Broaderav 4". A-40e.
aVAZOa BLADES IKAIf UltD
Ar'ariX raaora auarcoed. au Kluaa. toe aoJ
SOe per ousen. nav, Ml si., near arriep
S-OBBLk STAAiPS AMD BALS
ALttO ateucUs, iYaoe Uxckt, ctra Siena.
PACIilU CUAel BZAMr wuoai
ISi Wasuinatoe at. afaln 71u. A-7TIO
SBEI METAL WOi-JU
as-r-AlKlNU Uu ad travc.
BlO 1st st. Pbone aluln
ruoia. ocua lasU.
1424.
THEATRICAL AMD HABO.t7I.lt API OOJD3
COSrUkHsUi (ur rent aalu. Cortland txn-
tnme House. 2 OH Broadway. Mambsll 1347.
TOWEL SDPfLT
HBILAM Laandry Co.. tor proaapt, e'U
etent ervlce. fbone Br, tad sy 4lu. A-44IH
TBAMSFEg, AMD STORAGg
Oregon Transfer Co.
Established 1870
Transfer snd forwarding A cents.
Storage free Trackage.
Office and CihMe. 474 Ultaaa st
klltb snd iiltosn. Msln n. A -44 40
ALWAltt -'flCK" 1UI buil UUka&hui.
OOOU8 gPCClALISrs Storace. racking.
Ship plug and Moving. Bora or ante Veae.
Special freight rates te all poiora.
CO. PlCk TRAMdrCU STUB AGS OO.
2d ann pine, wroaowsy ovo. a im
TTPtTWaUTKk RI FAlalHQ.
WK repair and rebuild all swaat. aloal ijv
writer Agency. SS3 Stark alaU SOSS.
MANUFACTURERS
JOBBERS- WHOLESALERS
SAJriTAKT VIPIBO &A3S
L. onrMir VUi tho maix i
wood yix-y
rOBTLAND WUOU l'lflt LU
k'metvn a. Deft
wiscw eawtir ski vtsrs 9tw Mara !.
MKK1INO AOTICES
41
KENTON Lodge. No. 145, A.
. ana a. jm. oiatea com
munlcation tomorrow tThurs
day) eveninr at 7:80 o'clock.
Visitng brethren welcome. By
oraer oi w. m.
W. W. KOFELDT. Bec'y.
THE MACCABEES. N. B. Portland
tent. No. I. will nave regular review
Thursday evening. Jan. 18. at their
hall. 408 Alder street. All members
Jars urged .-to bo present.
' . GEO. D. BAKER. IT, K.
41
ibw REGULAR meetrnr
this
CgdVJ5f (Wednesday) evening.
Fl th and A lAer ata.
Visitors cordiallr invited.
The principal feature of this meeting
will be tne presentation or a put
grand masters Jewel to our member.
W. T. Williamson. P. G. M, by Oeorge
W. Burnett. Pv O. M. H. 8. Westbrook.
O. M.; E. B. snaron. u. tsec.. ana omer
grand officers, will make us aa offi
cial visit.
HaafsJo lodge, No. 1$. will also make
as a fraternal visit.
GEO ROB T. ANDREWS. - N. O.
W. W. TERRT. Recording 8eCy.
STEREO PTICONS for rent, special
slides made to order. Why not make
those photographs Into slides and
show them to your friends. Reliable
Film Service. 14 North th st.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons.
pins, cnarms. jaeger Bros.. Ul-I tin.
WtAl Statistics
jnrrigts,Blrtbs, Dcatbs.
MAIUUAGE LICENSES
Kobcrte Oormccinl, Ellen building, and Kath
arine k. Leoton. ll Mill sc.
Clarence Alfred Taylor. 473 Pad fit St.. and
Vfioca Boaartk. Bull Ran. Or.
WiUlam Barber Hugs Ins. 620 B. 16th at. M.,
ana Juanita c koio, lni K. Morrison et.
Ilolbert Greenlecf Hurtoo. SSI Qulaaby Bt.
and Boatrtce Houghtoo. Campbell hotel.
Frod Eloaaoo, Mocnt Veraoa, Wui., aad
Anna M. Bcbacht. Uoyt boteL
kdward L. Ueddea. 2S 2d at, aad Helms T
Vlng. 112 K. 67th at. M.
iEOOINGAeVlSITING CARDS
trV s A OeiAV ak M Aesai4Teaf ST.
ir.G.SMITH&CO.MortahBlaS.
DREoS suits for rent, all siaes. L'nlaue
laiioring Co., so BtarK et.
BIRTHS
BARTKN'S To Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Bar teas
bait Irving St., January '. a son.
WHITMOItE To Mr. and Mra. LHaa. H. Wait.
more. 270 E. S6th st. 8.. JanuarT . a
dangbter.
NASH To Mr. and Mra. Geo. Henry Nash.
6t Ud ae. S. B.. January S. a eon.
WALKER To Mr. and Mra. L. L. Walker.
1 no allcnlaaa are.. Jannarr 8. a daaahter I
ZLSSMAN To Mr. aad Mrs. Baphael Zuee-
msa, 4zi m su, January a. a oangnter.
HUTCHlNg To Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa T.
Hutchla. U E. Waaalngtoa. Jaaaary 0, a
son.
DOXKERS To Mr. aad Mra. GroTer A. Donk
ers, 018 Rood at., Janoary 8, a daughter.
GKIFF1N Jo Mr. aad Mra. Everett W. Orlf
fla. 394 Graham, January S. a son.
DEATHS AND FINKHALH 75
VELUUTU Janoary 17, at S01 Tillamook
street. Mrs. Marie Ve rata, ere 74 years, be-
kTed motber of Mrs. Tbomaa Miser. Clare land.
Obto; Mra. Doblla E. Wagner. Adotoo F..
Richard P. Arthur E. aad Barna-d O. Vabrath
I of Portland. Tbe funeral will leave the above 1
residence Friday. January 19. at 8:30 a. m.
tnence to tbe Half Rosary cburcb. Eaat Tblrd
and Clackamaa ati-eeu. wbere serrlces will be
beld at tt o'clock. Friend are Invited, lntar-
nn-ut Klvervlew cemetery.
JORGENSEN IlnurT IV mr Vimttmr Or 1,.
tluir liana Joraensen. aced 21 reara. beloved
" ' r. ana sera, tuamoa jorrenaen. ui
ftr. HiM. . . . . V. u D1...L k
T"w v. .'. . v. uikh, cmn,
iviu. win iou iia 4wfrcKtt, an vi
will be cc
tomorrow i iDursaar). januarr is. at 2 d. m.
from Pearsoa Undertaking parlors. Roasell at.
at Union itf. irlenda lor lted. Interment Roae
Lntjr remyt?ry.
klfcSEUr Died at Keno Nct., Jaa. l!t. 1817.
W. K. KUsell, sge year, sou of K. W.
iMiwell and brotnrr of ii. C. KlsSfll and Kllsa-
b. 11, o. Klsell of AM 11th st. and tiie late
.Mra. W. t' Herd, all of thin eltr. and brother
of J. o. kUl uf Jeunina-k Ixidxa. Or., and
S. M. Kisorll of MvflI.!. Cel.. and airs. T.
r. laTldMu of San Krapcltco.
1LKKU In tbia lLy. January 17. at his
late residence. 190 N. 14th St.. Woodaoo
Trrner, better knows as Captain Turner, fore-
nian lor tbe warrea Conatruetloa
Th' remains are at tbe residence eatabUahaaeat
or J. P. Flnley A Eon. Montgomery at 5th,
lill-LtTTkJ Ia this city. January 18. Walter
B. (.tllette. aged 4o years, lata of Kcbo.
Or. Tbe remalna will be forwarded tbU
(Wednesday) evening by J. P. llnley A Sop.
tt toho. Or., wbere serrlces will be belt!
inn interment made.
I I Bl'SS At the realcenre. 65 E. 624 at N
Januarr 17. Elle irnbus. see S rears: be
loved motber of Mrs. A. and Mra. E. China
sntl grandmother of Ausann Oleaa. all of
thlv city. Faaeral notice later. Arraagemesta
in rare oe atiuer at iTacey
ECLAKD Kllaa Roland. Januarr is. and 74
. . . mmm a jt . - - , ... .
J . - mwum - wsjb. aBwu wui m until
Tiiuraday, Jan. 18. at 2 p m. from the Kaat
fide funeral parlors. E. 6th and Alder ata. I
TIIWINQ Laura Bell Tbwing. Good Sameri-
tan. January 14. vears: tronold fever.
1IOI.MAN Robert B. Holman. 71V Calon
ave. January ia. ev yearn: lobar pa en
moDla.
HOLT Mra. kfary B. Holt, PertUad gagttor-
lum, January JZ, II yera; cancer or
rreae.
BL'CKBEB May A. Buck bee. Moltnomar koa-
pitai. jaaurr is. montaa: broacao ncra
monla.
BrJKttMA?! Dees M. Ebermaa. 127 K. 2St rt.
li.. January 18. il rears: septicaemia foi
lowing pneumoala.
LJNDLXY Ethel B. Li ml ley. SOT B. Polk et,.
January is. n mnotoa: erysineiaa.
LIMA Domini co Uma. 681 E. 18tb at S..
Janoary 13, 11 mooiha; lobar pneumonia and
meaaiea.
FLORISTS
CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison
st. Main or A-1K06. Fine flowers and
floral designs. No branch stores.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. SS4
Wash. Main 2. A-12R9. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
OSCAR JOHNSON FLORAL CO.. 761
uiisan at. aiar. 447a. A-14S4.
MAIN Silt; wreaths, pillows S3 up.
sprays i up. cnappeirs. 347 Morn.
MAX M. SMITH, florist, 141 th st.
SWISS FLORAL CO.. 23d and Olisan.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
KSTABLISHEP 1177
RELIABLE
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
THIRD AND 8AL.MON STREETS.
MAIN 507. A-1811.
IP. L Hi
ker, E. 11th
E. 781. B-1883
Undertaker. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781. B-1883. Lady assistant.
A. D. Kenworthy Co,
Tabor E267: 6803 92d st. Lents. Tabor
od: sotn at. ana f oster road. A r lets.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 B.
Aider st. rnone tMt 67. B-Z(26.
Undertakers.
L U I II I II If-. Ot IVIV1I I ICC Modern In
every detail. Broadway and Pine sta.
uroaoway fao, am, taay assistant.
A. R. Zellar Co. EaOTIf
Lady attendant. -Day and night service,
MILLER A TRACET. Independent Fu-
neral Directors. Prices low as S20.
S40. S6Q. wash, at Eiia. m. zi, a-78s.
J. P. F1NLEY A SON.
Progressive Funeral Ul rectors.
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
Breeze & Snook atJs4tfelinont-
OlruyrO Undertaking Co. Main 41 S3,
OrXIlVV LO A-2S21. Cor. Sd and Clay.
R. T. Byrnes, new residence establ'i. i
01 Williams ave. Wdln. 220. C-IQ41.
Hamilton il Tifesii:
MAUSOLEUMS
....River View Abbey....
Mausoleum
Terminus Riverview carllne.
e Taylor's Ferry road.
For Particulars Inquire
: Portland Mausoleum Co.
C3C Pittock Block. Brdwy SSI.
UEETIXa NOTICES
MOXUMXXTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKSL, -'
4th mt OKI. eiur nail. Maun
Philip Neu St Sons, for motnoriala.
KBLAE5ING GRANITES!
1 J 267-3RD ST. AT MADISON I
lOK HALK HOtKES
HOME. AUTOMOBILE AND TURNX-
tihs SAt.rtiriua.LJ.
Prii 1 1 .1 a - ruh 1 1 xaa hal. tarma
Come out today. 74 Preseott mU I
corner lth; modern bungalow. Bar a-1
wood floors. flrepUce, furnace, garase; 1
k Z.. . .1 1 1 v .fr. i.ad I
worth furniture; all for 13000; cost me I
1 4 BOO ; am going east ana aetermmea ioisibis nrsr ooiioni unnia-.
sell; come out today. Main 11. To-
day call Woodlawn StSS.
S1S76 TERMS 01S7S.
S room brand new bungalow.
JSOuO property for 01071.
ern. 100x100 lot. shade trees.
Financially involved. Terms.
OWNER S010 4th St.
Woodstock car to 4(th. then ft block
aioutn.
RITNflAI)W Ruilt bv architect
and
coat owner iisoa: locaieo at mo. asi
E. (4th st. N.; contains 7 rooms, fur-
r.ace. narawooa iioora, iirepic?. . i
tTliV nX,U' l CU W
w a mnvra I
(07-0 Henry bldg. Ma
ALBERTA DISTRICT. I
Owina: to death In family, yoa can I
tuy a X7M home for 01050 on 11th st , I
fear Albert a; this la a modern room
K . h 1 . jm ... wn.lf I
111 pal? for Fed W. GermcVt:"' ACRES bottom land, with water
Chainber of Commerce. L.t1:11.1:11 P""6 bushel oals
erttTTU BrtD-ri im t i a An
r or a room modern Duncalow. com-1
pletely furnished, on paved street, I
bearing fruit treoa, close to carflne and
iitneys; rormer price siooo. ioi casn. i
balance monthly. Kred W. German Co- I
11 vnam, or com.
FOR SALE 4 room house, lot 00x110.
lights and water.
on Estacada line.
Phone E. 6002.
FOB SALE LOTS
10
MISSISSIPPI ave.. Just north of Fre- j
ranoi si., 101 tviivv, sui shihhdui
paid in full; owner must sell at once:
will accept lllii cash; this is a real
T""' 1
snap.
W. A. BARNES.
607-0 Henry bldg.
Mala 1110. 1
FOR SALE Fine location for flat. 3
1V1.iv .... amv
100x100 or 00x100; terms. V-800. Jour 1
TWO
h
bor
"41. j
TWO desirable
. ..... fn, t.n. -.-1.
ti.lJ!..i or ,m
, Journal.
! .! 2S2' TU,xtV,?.J L4.5-
Write Y-100
TWO lots, cos
Irvlngton. East 870. W. H
Herd man.
BARGAIN
terms.
Jdarsnau t07 evenings.
ACItEAGfi 57
CHEAP ACREAGE.
K fhn- tin Amrwt It r..
month buys b a:res of land between I
roruavna ana weniraiia on tne msi.ii
line or t rajiroaas, iv miies rrom si
town oi sou DOPUiaiion. sawmills i
shingle mills. Home of this land is
partly cleared; nanning streams sjn-a
bottom and some bench. Some of thn
land Is good onion land. Can give
you any kind of a piece you want.
6 and 10 acre tracta at Clatakanie
Ciatskanle lies half way between Port
land evnd Astoria. Clatakanie has a
population of 1000, cheese factory
cannery and creamery. Lies 1 m.le
from town; from 136 to a0 per acrr
z
per acre down a $1 par acre per
month.
BELL. REAL ESTATB CO
IIS Railway Exchange Bldg.
"VOUR CHANCE IS IN CANADA Rich
lands and business ODortunities oi-
fer vou lnderjendence: farm lands, til
to S30 acre: irrigated lands. SIS to f 60;
2S vears to pay; S2000 loevn in improve-
ments. or readv made farm a. Loan of
livestock; taxes average under 20 cent a
oersonal DroDartv. or livestock: coed
markets, churchea. KChoola. roads, tele-
f hones; excellenc climate crop and
Ivestock prove it. Special homeaeekers
I fare certif icatea. Write for free book-
I I t A 1 1 ti f,mimn rtncral auMrlB
, . . " m
Pendent land branch, Canadian Pacific
Railway. 112 Ninth ave.. Calgary. Al
urns.
CHOICK SUBURBAN ACRE TRACT,
Fine b room modern bungalow, larze
living roOm with fireplace, dining
room with built-in truffet.
rooms, up-to-date
room; 1 acre
some nice
chicken bou
ave. and Powell Valley road. Price
11660, terms 1750 cash, balance easy.
LUEUOEMANN COMPANX.
1 Chamber of Commerce.
310 PER ACRE.
1(0 acre ranch, across tbe road from I
Robert's postoffice. Crook county, Or.,
20 miles from Prineville. Neat 4 room
house, barn 20x40. 2 chicken houses.
400 ft. to school. 40 acres in cultiva
tion, all fenced, creek through center
of place. The biggest snap eaat of the
mountains. fries sieve, saue ram,
$100 yearly, . Fred W. German Co.,
i32 Cham, or com.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soli, city water, close in car-
Una easv terms: will build to suit our.
chaser. Phone Marshall 1MB or Sell-
wood 47 John H (ilhwin. owner. I
I LL GIVE YOU A SNAP.
1 acre, all in cultivation, only G min
utes' walk to 2 electric stations, board
walk; $10 down. $10 month; good lo
cation, west aide, can st fcoo con
cord bldg.. 2d and Stark sta.
FOR Beaverton acreage in small tracts
and Polk county Italian prune or
chards, also California government ir
rigated land, see Stroud &. Co. at Bea
Norton. Or., or Mr. Waite. city office
I 71 a Bwetiand Diag.
HOUSE AND ACRE.
ONLY 1700.
Mostly in cultivation; water, some
fruit; t room house, close to electric
I station, only SO minutes out, easy
terma can at bpo uoneora bidir.
I JUST S miles from Astoria, the fast
est growing city in tne northwest,
un ih Aivnwiy. jmt ia scr
. I. a .a m, w . . mijmm. m. m
tracts, level as a floor, wonderfully
rich soil ISO an acre. Easy terma. u.
Wynn wiieon. zo cnamber or Com
CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranches
near Portland, z, s. 10 acre tracts,
Kb to 1200 pr acre, easy terms. Mo-
Fariand. 60s Yeon bldg.. Portland.
f-,Ta l.l.l. L 1 .1
line engine, on So carllne. SS0 Ross
3 ACRES Cleared, in north end of Ta-
coma. Wash.: need money: make an
oner. V-J40, journal.
FOR 8AI-K FAIUIS
it
FOR bale acres in ciarice county.
Wash.. IS miles rrom Vancouver. 21
acres cleared. 6 acres loganberries. 1
acre almond trees; small house, good
l well, running water, best soil; prte
" " . a. . i i - w m 1 l-ST7
J MfaL-ii wrIt V
i '"" "'- ' '
I 30 ACRES near Scappoose.
Or and
school. acres in cultivation, good
house and barn. M. Bohn, Scappoose,
lor.
A
ACRES unimproved land. miles
rrom MOiaiia, ur.
Dixon. Elk City, Of.
Address J. c.
FAPM8 WANTED
88
KENT OK BUlf
WANT to leaae a ranch. 30 to SO acTfesi
Call 31 N. th St.. upstairs, room 3.
rOh KKJST FAIL Li 14
STOCK AND DAIRY.
S12I per year for 1SS aero ranch. 1
miles irom rjwenson. is muM irorn
Astoria, SO acres in cultivation, to
acres more slashed and seeded. 4 room
house, small barn, S year lease. Fred
W German c. cinmitr or Com.
4 ACKEH, near ciacKama station,
. . .
nnnavs- riniitni inn ass an aa ail ii raa m
fine fruit trees, 5-R, house, barn, holds
25 bead, spring and creea; rent only
:s per montn.
r'KANK. La, HUU1KB.
I 414 Abington bldg. MatB 10ft.
putsh kitcben. batn- "" ;ft r::'.. IT'TZr Z--Z?- ii.
land, all cleared except 1 c . vT.--.lT ' " -
shade trees; garage and , ,
se: located near Buckley I ROOM INO house for 1 rooms, near
FOK it EXT F AIUL3 i 14
MODERN DAIRY.
Near Qrssham. rent reaaonabla.
stock and equipment 11900. Mr. Jotano,
107 b. or t. oiac.
EXCHAMtJK HEAL KSTATK 24
UOKETUAKINn RANCH T
To trade for apartments. Income,
houses or smaller ranch In either Ore
gon or Washine-ton. Nearlv lle aeren
I fine location western Oregon 175
eulUyated 60S open pasture lOS Una-
oer oaiance orusn an very nca sou
arwwn areas u me year pieniy
BDrinra r rsjik main aula mmHmA.
Joins R. R. station school on place '
lted outrange rood set larre buildings
fair fences plenty orchard and her-
nes fully equipped 40 cows TO
range cattle 23 calves 7S hogs 10)
bushels potatoes tons of root crops
kale 100 tons hay a choice dairy and
stock ranch borrowed money mort
sage $10,000 three years 7 In traJe
might assume 02&.000 PRICE IIT.OOd.
oris e. beck. i Henry hiag.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
, ISO Acres. With Stock. 0004)0. "
Joininar town and railway station:
fine stock and dairy distrlcU consUt-
v,t. T. i.
" cliird. cowideTmbla
T clearing and the rest in cord wood
machinery and feed. Take OfiOO Port
land Drooertv: farm la clear. D V4 c-
Chesney, 033 Chamber cf Commerce
oiag.
r 1
Per acre: for clover and tlmothv eaa't
h. m n . M ni &. .
ano gooo town 1 mile: can nave cattle
herded all eummer on government land
for J5 per head; will ttake Portland
yiywi vj rn.ua auio m 4uuu; wiu sac
nrice. owner, 0-Z14. Journal.
B&LL OK TRADE Nine lots and 4
. ro. niodern house on carllne, eloae
to school. In Boise. Idaho. Would like
to sell or trade for "ortlan4 residence
or acreage in vicinity. Cull or write
J. W. M.. 717 Mliwaukie st. Fort
land, Or.
FOR SALE Lot equity of 100 In re-
stricted district for 1100 cash? first
class building proposition available. .
Phone Main IJ8S. after 0 o'clock. O
lumblan apt. - 1
TO'TRADB Seven lots at The Dalles,
ur ror Portland nrooertv. What '
hare youT B. J. Pashek. 110 E. 07tb
fx., foniana, or,
FOR sale or exchange. 140 acres. Oalla
county, unio, ror property near rort-
land. Addr
Mr A M. C. Btrryman.
SIX roomed house, close -in, east eld .;
"ce 4-.w, want country store; wui
assume some indebtedness. J. A. Cobb,
040 E. 30th st. N.. Portland.
ESTABLISHED automobile buslneas
for real estate: best Alder st. loca
tion. Marshall 41.
VtRY choice 10 acres commercial
71 -
orchard. 1 u. mllea annth nt HK.i I.
dan, for city property. Woodlawn 3
lb your exchange is a square deal, see
iunirivr.Bi kmlti UJsMHi,
2J UHBIDtr of lomnurM bidv.
UNlKtUMBEIlliD lanJ for modern v
oungaiow. liox iut. uaK urove. or,
STANDARD ABbTRACT CO.
and W.
R. lialslln Co-
4U6-S otovk Ex. bUg.
Main 774.
noOMINO HOIHES
Rooming House Bargains
80 room apt., strictly modern; trade..
SO rooms, modern, winner: terms, ttoe.
JJ rooms, elegant furn.; terms. 11100.
Am rwuis. iiivuiru, uvwn iwwn, eiav ...
11 rooms, brick, new: terms. It 00. - v
These t.re the best buys in each class
In Portland; guaranteed.
I BRUCE QODDARD, 0t COUCH BLPO.
Close-In Snap
14 H. K. rooms, taking in til
oef
month; rent l0; for quick sale I3i;
term. L. A. Hall, ill Panama hl1cr.
i H j i. i i j j .. ... i i. i .j . a
$500 TAKES only modern commercial-
hotel in gooa town or izoo. mta is
a bargain; 1160 cash, balance easy, or
trade. Layman, Z7 Chaxnc
iber of
raerce.
11 DrufUa ilrl lumlihul kIau 111
location, with runnina water in most
I . . .i - .v. .. . a. a mm '
I w iiiv i wiu. vcr wvu eve -
month. Bargain by owner. Call Mar.
I (hall S9. . '
STRICTLY modern 40 room hotel at
a nrlce that wis surortae voo: arood
lease, low rent, easy terms. Layman,
blTCnamoer oj commerce.
Union depot. Keason for aelling.
going away; cheap. Phone Hdwy. SO.
FOR SALE General store with 00
stock, located in prosperous farming
district, having established trade No
competition; can supply entire vicinity
w-.tu everything it neeus; unurullea
opportunity for live wire. Party can
buy 7 room house or live in store, wo
trade. RX-269, Journal.
Grocery, Part Trade and -
Cash
Price 1850.
If you have about $J0 T
some real estate I can 5
in cash snd
PL'
lace in good one. BRUCE OODDARU.
roucH Birxj. 4
KOK 8A L,E Kirst claaa millinery stock
and natures, dome cood Dusiness In
- . nlCe bed- I n;1M,p ,.l n rnAtntnv km. mm, II
Portland suburb, S living rooms and . ,
bath in the rear; rent very cheap. i.
ij. journn.
Trades Trades -Trades"-
Get busy, brina them la. Ll.Hi,...
12 Panama bldg ' ; '
FOR 8AI..E Kmall grocery and prw-vT-
duce store doing good business: own- . .
ers going south; wilt sell at invoice. . ,
inquire ii Kiiungswortn ave.
ONE of the finest grocery stores in "
town ror sale. I'riee szieo: sizoo
cash will handle It. Address, lit . '
Id St.. Alhany. Or.
HERE is a snap in a grocery store,
stock, fixtures and llvina; rooms, old
1 established business: by owner. V.2S4.
I . -
Joumil
ATTENTION, INVESTORS.
For sal, hotel property, pays 10V .
on investment. For particulars lo- 7
quire ZX-707. Journal.
FAMILY medicine and stock remea
route showlna- profit S20SO year. hai.
"' r V-rl- r-u, qnmi.
stock to suit: leavlas- city.
Journal.
G A ?AU f. loJ,', "nil Oregon
MONEY TO LOA2I .
KKAL EHTATU
Z7
40 OF a conservative valuation '
loanea on improved larn-us at IVm la
tere t. Money paid soon as examine- ,
tion Is made and abstract brought to
date, Lambert-Huntress Realty Co.,
414 Dekvm bldg.
I MONEY to loan on good residence or
farm property, s to I V. hualnaaa
blocks. i.
H. L. Archer A Co.. W-W. Bank bldg.
I CASH paid for mortgagea, ttotaa, eo
1 tracts; mortgage loans, reasonable
1 rates. F. H. Lewis. Lobby 4, Lewis bldg. -
S209 to S 10.000.
On hand for immediate loan. -t.
C. CORB1W ).. Iwls bldg'
MONEY
waltlog for city
Fred 8. Williams,
2H ft st.-
e mortgage loans.
MONEY to loan la amounts tof $10
to SSOOO on city property. .
A. H. BELL, 301 Oerllnger bldg. .
MONEY to loan; real estate mortgagee
bo't Fred C King, S14 Spalding bids,
MONEY to loan, (eto Sr- W. U. Sells
A Co.. sis Spalding Mdg. - - '
SJ00. SSS0. S0. 00, S1200. U.
Fred w. German co . ijj :r,am com.
. A AAA ' ' 1 T u v.. . rn fV.TiK'
12 go 4th M. Hoard of Trade bldtcV
i 1 evv.vvv iinrt. r A riii.j i ui..
aa a 1
S1A0 to s&vOtt lo loan, mi euromissio
Principal. S-117. JotirrtaL .-
MORTUAUK loans. and txii
PaloTraw A o okk t . r li'i-
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