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THE OREGON DAILY--JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1917. REALTY, BUILDING NOTWCTEDBY; PROSPECT OF VAR Realtors Report Many - Large - Deals Pending Sites, for Mill, Factories; Considered, ARCHITECTS KEPT BUSY Xooal 3eIfners Jxave Abundance of , Work on Hand Several " High School to 3Use Soon. Ji spit of war talk and the uncer tainty of the future, local architects have their hands full, and prospects for building are brighter than they : have been for many months. Realtors report that several factory sites are under consideration, and that a num ber of large deals will probably be concluded this week. Projected struc tures include a sawmill a laundry, two hotels-and three of four factories. . -A contest for a 125,000 addition to . the Corvallls hlgn school will be set tied this week. Three local architects have submitted drawings for the pro .- posed addition. . ' A bond election will be held at Kstacada this week to provide funds for a $15,000 high school there. , On Portland architect reports that he has mad 25' estimates for proposed jbulldlrlss within the past two weeks. , and thatit is Practically certain that 4 five of the buildings will be con-. sir uc ted. Hanker May Build Warehouse. i ''Isaac D. Hunt, vice president of the - Ladd & Til ton bank, may build a large ; warehouse soon on a quarter block on the northeast corner of Eighteenth and Upshur streets,! which he ha recently acquired from Wilbur Hyland of Ed- gene. In exchange for the warehouse its, Mr Hyland .became the possessor of a, residence in Alameda Park, two - acres on tne Base Line road, and a ranch near Scappooee. Real Estate Transfers. : Addle Lillian Beegle and husband to John J. Bbidrll at el. L. 4. B. 4. I'axklmrst add. . ....$ 10 Be. BavUif As Tr. Co. to H. F. "Johnson. . L. 1. 2. T. 8. B. 2. Kea- worthy add. .". 10 v tt. r. joBaaoa and wit to Florence Z . Akin. L 1. 2. 7 8. B. 2 Kan- worthy' add ; 10 northwester Trust Co. to John F. Caorrfa, Jr.. L. 6. B. 2, Wllrmrton 10 Gao. A, Horn and wife to OitUena bank, Ik 18, B.. 1. lloasdale 10 B. M. Hutehlnaoa and wife to Samuel A. ,Hutchinton. L. 4. B IS. North Alblna 400 Cstlaan bank to O, L. Walter. T S4 end S. 4 U . D. 3, Ralston add. 10 . Tb Joe. A. Strowbrdlge Eatata Co. to fnrlaten J. O Fmbl rt il L 1. 2. Bu T, Errol II ta. ,. 10 , , Pearl Jame aod husband to Walter D. beott, L. 8, B. "I," Seliwood 100 Kurne Brooking rt al to Frank lingoes, L. 7, 8, B. 1. Laurelwood Psrk., 10 anna C- J4uiaoh to' Paul NcuYllle. L. , 7, B. , Brainard Subdlv 800 Mr. B B. Beedra to Vlda M. Gaga, ; U 10. B. 5. Highland Park - TBI lionet A. Wood and wife to Willi A V. F1ner, L. 8, -B. 6. Bawickly add.. 10 Harla&d i. Taylor t al to Nlla O. !. Bklund. U 14, B. M, R. C. Park.. 10 O. J. Joenaon to Nile O. Eklnnd. L. 10. B. , Bell ftMt...i 10 , lfbel Wcpdwortn to Katherln U Fpn- Aon, It;'. B. '2; Storjp'a addition -' 2 Wra. I). Feotoa aud wife to Mabel -,f . Wood worth, L. 8, 4. B. 2, Story' dd , 2 - John Joat Jr. and wife to V. V. Mac . kmair. B. 8. , and eU B. y, B. 7 nd 10. Uf-rlow 10 . IteMeca J. Stewart and htwband to Tl--tVa Tnurt Co., I. 11 and W. 10 feet U 10, B. 2, Klnri 2d add . 10 WlUlam A. SaUwood and wife to A. K.,Ibam t il, L. 8, B, 86, 811- wood 1,878 - Baa K07 to A. El Boy. L. 17 and S. V,.U 1 endT. Vt L. 18. B. 2, Braloard tract 1 ! O. N. Wooacott to Isabella Wonacott. ' L. 8, B. "J.'t Tabor lit 10 G. W. Wonacott aud wife to C. N. . Wonacott. 8. 100 feet of L. 3. B. J." Tabor Hto. add. 1,500 Building Permits. Foatrr A Kleiaer Co., erect billboard. LJnnton road, S. W. corner Kewton at.; bolldara, aame; 1). v Helen H. Tbomaa, repair 1H atory frame 1 dwelling. 897 B. 84tb at.: bnllder. aame: 81S0. r. J. Cobbs, erect 1 story ordinary and baaa- cnani. work anon, nss Monteomerr istnt, ue- ' tween Hontromery Drtre end Vlata are.; build er. A. BL-Pala 81000. . F. L. IlUe, repair .two atory frame dwell- in:, egftVH. 20th at., between Karl end Fred erlck: .bnllder. aame: 850. . Kate Bevla Jones, erect 8 atory frame build . ina (atore and room), 6S1V4 Rood at., be tween Grant end Sherman; vuUi Ider, Olty Iron Work: 8163. R. F. Wllaon, wreck 2 atory frame building (fares 1. 100 Union eve., between Waahinrton and Aldrr; O. K. Koae City Wrecklns Co.; 100. ' Pt'6errallkm. repair' 1 story frame dwelling. SS04 40th era., between B2d and 06th ayea.; Wolftbnilder; 8200. J. W. Mclrrin, repair 1H atory frame dwell- Inc. 1871 atxeter, between Houchton and Rut- Hdee: U. Artnur Anderson, builder : im loeter and Klelser Co., erect billboard, Hiw- xnorne avs., . oatween is. water ana B. rust; : builder, aame; 830& U. Vanrhan. erect 1 atory frame foundry. ' 40ft R. Uela St., between E. 8th end th and fialmoa; F. Q. tieo, S3 s. sta at., buUder; ' lOUO. Xlyrtla !. Fowler, erect frame rarafe, 1431 , K. 46th N., betwsea Tillamook end Hancock; .-- Douaer, ame; f n. li. lUesi, erect S story frame dwelling, 684 11th at., ba tween Klickitat and Sisal; lyeo; builder, aatnet 93000. A. 3. I, repair 1 story frame dwelliar. 1S8T Bolladay, between SOth and Olat; builder, same: S.'XHX Valentin Lsllo, repair 1 atory frame dweil- mg, ens xi. oatn sc., ooiiaer, aame; ata. Jli S. in Good Shape For WaivVanderlip Now Tork, Feb. 6.e (I. N. S.)-eVar with Germany would result in a great deal it activity in this country. We would experience the same phenomena as' characterised the belligerent coun tries after war was declared, only in Conors modified form," said Frank A- Vanderlip, president of the National City bank.- ' ' There is no reason to expect any crisis in our own affairs. The money market is in the best possible shape. We could not have been better pre pared for such an emergency than we are at me present xima vWe have every reason to feel ar. iTh banks are prepared to absorb the proposed eSOO.OOO.OOO government -treasury not issue without a murmur. . .ana xnore n neeaea." . Brooding Over War, V . Italian Ends Life , San Francisco. Feb. 5. (p. N. g. . brooding: ovr. family, trasredies in the Kuropean -war and. th fact that he had been called back to-arms in thevservic of Italy. Castonsa Adello. t a wood chopper from Sonoma county... commit ted suicld t Jjanging- himself to his room." v.- , - . - - ; ' ; A letter from kls father at Strenbo. Cuneo, ; told . of the ; death of ht-, two brothers.. .who had been fighting- with the Italian troops and the disappear anee of hia sisters, v Mail DisguiseUsed . ? To Fool the Censor Swedes, Proteetlag" ' on . Opening- of Stall, ToM They. Were. Duped Xa- estigaUoi. Jsersals ths Truth, y Btockhold, Fern I. It. N,. S. Mail bags.' ostensibly Swedish, in reality - were German, according to British censors in reply to "a protest from Sweden on opening of Swedish mall by the entente allies. , Investigation revealed th truth ofi' mis, ecooraing to me ueinen&urff correspondent of the Dagens Nybeter. who declared that considerable quan tities of German goods had beea repacked la Swedish mall bags. Ac cording to the newspaper, the prac tic - was . extensive. German manufacturers shipped good made up in parcels of on kilo gram (Z.Z pounds) each, which were forwarded by the Gothenburg firms. Tnese goods, chiefly valuable in dustrial products, after being packed in oweovsn man bags, were sent or way of England, principally to America. L GIVING TEUTON VIEWS Hope, Expressed That? United States Will "Fully ; Appre- Ciate UermanV S RaSOnSi ' I r. i mi. ., . .... by the-Berlin eoTeraman't. has beea pensive ----a mm w-- ar mm m mm m j UWui i the International News Berries by wireless I official Oraiaea New Agency. Th dlsnstcb . . 1 1 in. A. L wa innmimia nr in. Ami B4 indicate a atreng, deaire on the part of the j Oerman rovernment to eonTima the people ralaion of the United State that the U-boat deel la aimed only against Germany's enemies and that it is anxious to a raid frl-tlon with we unitea Biates. Berlin, via Sayvflle wireless. Feb. B. I -(I- N. 8.) The ways and means com- I mlttee of the reichstag- during' the last two days discussed in derailed and! sericm debates the announcement of unrestricted swibmarine warfare. The imperial chancellor. Dr. Von I SI l-OFF IA AGENCY SENDS INSPIRED WORD Bethmann-Hollweg-, and all the secre- ot it. broke the price of pig iron sev taries of atate connected with the eral donars a ton. Reports ar cur question, gave explanations regarding rent of contracts belns -offered as much th various aspects of the question. M 20 a ton under quoted figures for All party leaders made speeches, and structural. steel. That will mean a big uu eione wm leu uiiturnea m exam- wiiii eaj).ii tue eveiy inierest I Of netttraiA. I xixtt quosiion as to wna; innuence tne unrestricted suDmann warfare wiu nave upon me American mina ana upon the relations with th United estates piayea an important part in tne uisuuHiuus, xiiib uumi lit Mil lis ui t-I rerent aspectawas dealt with with ex- traordlnary expertness. The representatives of the govern-1 ment, as weU as those of the panties, express me nwpe rnai mo umiea stages will fully appreciate the reason for the German determination. Th us or me suomanne is now generally con- suaeroa tat most eiiective means to make Germany's enemies Inclined to conclude peace. For this object, all parties will cooperate. Mow here is there even a trace of pre sumption, but everywhere there ItTevl- uenve oi qiuj me earnest ana resoiurei decision to do what is necessary. Tennessee,Kentucky ttuiier oy Jbiizzara Worst Storm in Tears and Tempera. tare ox xnree vegrees Xelow Zero zs Reported at Ixisrton; Damage BUT. Lexington, Ky., Feb. . (I. N. S.) Vaart tiirtlr tt 3il ffaavA4 vaot A a v the rAar bliszard in yeara The temperature fell to three decrees below sero. .. Con- slderable dam aire was done by a-wind storm. Memphis Is Suffering:. Memphis, Tenn- Feb. 6. (I. N. S.) Although, the weather bureau pre- AtimJt nn,.m.. .ah. t ,V-I" J:" """V" ",MMV. " winnKTfirm rwptit nnr ,nr t n a wear ani last night the temperature was but 15 with the thermometers in the sub urbs indicating IS degrees. Ascents to Report on Livestock Moves! All Southern Pacific agents have been ordered to notity their superin tendents by wire every day regarding the progress of livestock movements. This is to provide data required bv tne lea erai government, Conductors who .receive aueh ship ments at nen-agency points are re-, quired to stop at the nearest agency to make telegraphic reports from there. Inventory Taken ' ' Of Steel Supplies Toungstown, Ohio, Feb. 5. (I. N. S.) Steps have been taken, it was under stood today, by Morgan & Co., for a complete Inventory of all supplies now in storage and contracted for, with the Toungstown Steel Plants. These in cluded many war munitions. Tele graphic orders to this effect were re-1 calved today. Guards around the steel plants were doubled today. Nearly! 1 AAA m. .a.... Carranza Expected To Say He's Neutral Mexico City, Feb. . (L N. S. a high government official' announced last night that First Chief Carranza is preparing to issue a proclamation of neutrality, by Mexico, should the United States and Germany become in- voivea in. wsti Dutch Steamers Go, Into Blockade Zone Amsterdam, Feb. 5. (I. N.-J3. i- Defymg tne new uennan blockade, I several Dutch steamers have - sailed from Netherlands i ports. They left tinder permission l of the naval au thorities, but at their own ; risk. 'i Fpi Mtkei tB Stronlr. - laiiaa, w.i jreo. jacK iynn,ia farmer, living west ef this city, cleared $ for one day's hunt last week. - He killed IX skunks on Monday and Batur - I nay sow u auuns lor ss.bi e&cn, - RUTHLESS SUBMARINE; VARFARE THREATENS U. S. FOREIGN J E Should Teutons Succeed, Means End orHeavy Jrot jts Gained From-the Allies; BUT ALL IS NOT GLOOM bower Mo for necessities of Xdfe and Heavier Business With Cona tries If ot la War Seen. New Tork, Feb. 5. (J, N. S.) Presl derrt WHion having; spoken and th country having? Answered with true American patriotism.. the one bis; thing- before the investing- world is th Ger man blockade, If the allies succeed' ah ootid' down the 300 or 400 submarines th Germans claim to have,' with the 4010 swift submarine chasers th allies claim to have, then there will be no ; blockade. Instead, th war will be about over, for Germany admits that I this latest move is dictated by deeper ation. , . ' But should the submarines succeed. then what? - 1 American Trad Endangered. In 1918 America's favorable trade balance was above $3,000,000,030. Com- Ptment of commerce show that of lha nhlntM Awa w ala 4tA.m Kla AAtln. WilV iilriuUla aueau w a. via wwa try. Europe took 33.813.621.000, which wai more man a ircr tcui i vur total exports. All northern BOUtral countries of Europe took leas than in th previous year with the exception or Norway. Th tavorabl trade bai knee was due entirely to purchases by the alliesv . Goods are roine; abroad now in as great volume as they did last year. It i . at thta hmlnM that 0rmaLnw la atrikinc- in the haDs of crimylina- the allies. ' Industrial stocks Threatened- . eam4iiae with hnninaM ne d to told what the effect will k a jvnritie nf our rea.t man- ...( 8asn Jn the earnings of all Industrial corDOratlons, ti,, ,, ,,nrmil wtll nnt suffer-In , .,rnin,. for ther la a, tre mendous demand in th United 8tates fo kinds of material, and if will take a year working at Jhe greatest capacity, to take th edge off the Hemnnd Freight rates ar a fixed f lgur and, no matter what the manufacturers' aret foe their material. th railroads will get Just as much as they are receding now for the high priced goOds that Europe is taking. Furthermore there should b much h.tter time, for . all th ner.nl . in America, especially for those who have1 not participated directly in war profits. A relatively small percent age of the people has profited directly irom tne war, Dut ail tne -people nave been compelled to pay the. resulting high prices for food and other neces series. Hundreds of private enter prises have been stopped by-the pro hibitive cost of material and labor. High Prices Might End All these could go forward and the relief from the tension of high prices should create an Industrial boom that might even repay 'industrial corpora tions for the loss of export business, There would sbe another advantage for such a period of relief would pre pare the' American people and indus tries for the inevitable struggle for world commerce that is coming after miuiary wax ij:urope enoeu. At the same time, America's trade on the Pacific, which is already growing- rapidly, would unquestionably boom. The. blocade would keep English and French ships away from South America and from thousands of world K- r , T--,iA .m." v l " ..V-o " " supplied through American shins. I . - Ship Supply Only Zdmit, The only limit to America's com merce under the circumstances fould be the number of ships available for handling it. ' ' i But 'suppose the blockade should not be ef fectiveT . In that event the constant menace of it would be removed and all In dustries ' would breathe more freely and business would improve every where. Once done with- the fear ot submarines,, shipment's would be made with .'more , confidence and American ' stocks -.shouid reap, the rich tesulta But suppose. It. Is war-bet ween this country and Germany? Bond Issue Discussed. In that event the first thing would be the issuanoe of a . great volume of bonds by' the. 'govemmeat that would take the place to a large ex tent of gllt edge investment esecuri ties. The first stock, market effect would be depressing since . there is already an over ; supply , of stocks, But there ' would be one . Important difference between: 3 the bond issues of the , United States and 'the war ring nations in Kurope. Alt the money. raised by the - united Stated issues would Dd expended at iiome. NNot a dollar of any kind of war supplies would have to be purchased abroad. It is not likely that, our army or navy could. ever get into touch wtth the enemv: but our new would en. 1 " " ' operate with the navies of the ' allies and keep a way .'clear -for inunitiOBs and othe shipments . to Surope. Whether it would ? shorten the. war is a disputeTl question hot? the ; event would put more money ; into , circula tion in the Utiited States, and what la mOM Imrnnut IfvntiM nnttri I country in a state of military pre- paredness without farther argument- I- - ' . ' . 1 .:-. TT TVS t Jlet)T)ner 1lSCUSSeS F. . -,, 4 Bulk GrainHandling , 's. -- ., Heppner, Or.-, Feb- 6.- The. Farmers Union local of Heppner, Or4 .Saturday discussed bulk handling" f "grain." in the vicinity of . Heppner. - Lavter a basket supper, supplemented by an oyster stew, , was indulged in at the I. Cv O. F. nalt after which further, dlscusaioit was) made looking toward better methods . of cleaUi grain, the prevention and control tf smut and the erection at Heppner of a 100,000 bushel concrete elevator. Professor Gorsre Rl v Hvslon: chief oi crops, O. A. C, and O. Lansing Hord, cniei or organixauons, marKets, exten sion service, O. A; O w w Harrall, 1 Pendleton, and' others hlerh in farmer? 1 union circles, i Uscusssd theee live Queauonav RAD Listerptopeak at ; Education Meeting Washiag-tom 23cntl rs Aoopts Zavlta tloa, Ka Also Oovrao Wlthy ' eosibew-Conreatiom Opens Jnly V Ooverpor Ernest Uster ofWashins" ton has accepted the invitation of the Portland general committee In charge j of the coming essio of the National ouuvauva, assgasuva lq uciiv cr wa principal address at th Auditorium on the morning of Monday, July 2. Super intendent Alderman, chairman of the Portland committee, has announced (.that Governor Withycom.be, also, will speak on the opening- day, . In' accepting- the invitation to ad dresa th convention, Governor Lister of Washington writes: "I "also hope that I may be able to remain in Port land for two or three days during- the convention. .- Th eighth is to be ob served as educational Sunday, and church - service throughout ta itv will- bo devoted to educational topics. The convention will be opened formal ly on th mornlnfe of the ninth,-, with the address by the Oregon and Wash ington, .and perhaps other, governors. LULU HARBOR German Craft, Interned After ,- Beginning of the War, Vas of 1 604 Tons Displacement Honolulu, Feb. 6. (L N. S.) Sup posedly set on fire by its crew, the in terned German gunboat Geier is burn ing in Honolulu harbor. The Geier was interned in Honolulu soon after the beginning of the war. It Jfras built in Wilhelmshaven W 1894, and Is of 1604 tons displacement. Entire Family Is : Trapped by Fire Philadelphia. Pa.. Feb. 6. (I. N. fl.) Max Pomerant, his wife, three sons and a daughter, were burnel to death today when fire destroyed the Pome rant home here The family was trapped by fire when asleep. FUNERALS Beeattfal adtjlt plash or Broadcloth casket, em balming1, outside box. hearse, two auto and ser?!ees (or Fnnerala it desired for $20. $40, $00. Higher priced funerals In proportion. We manufacture caskets Lady aisUtant. Beantirol funeral efaapel. MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors. Washington, at Ella St. (bat aoth r. West Side. Mala 7. A-J88S. NEW TODAY IaAW orrzexs op wis. d. pzhtoh, SUITS po9 siTTT.nrwa 84 BZXTX 8TSE2T. Wrn. D. Fenton and Kenneth T, IT an ion have formed a partnership for the practice of law. They have retired from active service with the Southern l'sclflo 'company as counsel and as sistant attorney, lines in Oregon, and will devote themselves to the general practice of law in all branches. Par ticular attention will be given to the law and practice in admiralty cased, real estate, mortgages, foreclosures of mortgages, the law of wills, adminis tration, settlement, management of tatesand corporation law. MORTGAGE LOANS Oav !mnrTd aitr aaA annaraaa mmiI. .4 IcTsat rat. X dslara. large Loan. Bpeelal Bataa. . A. S. U1UU CO, H7-Sl Northwsstara-Bsnk Bldg. Marahall 4114. A-1U. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards t 6-7-8 Oregon Investment si Xortgags Co. Offices 808-4 170 Sd St. AUCTION8AIiE8 TOMORROW AT s BAKER'S Auction House Part furnishings of two private resi dences. . Sale starts 10 a. m. Masonia Temple bldg., w. Park and TamhilU PROFESSIONAL AUDI BUSINESS DIRECTORY AOOOSDIOM PLZATINO HaalsllxcUlM. tMittvnboiea, battuoa corarao. ecordtaa. sunborst, aid sad box pleating: all work promptly and aatiafsetorllr attended . I. Keoblu. SSO Aider at, cvp. ulda, Wert-man- at King.- AUCUHO.UN, KMs'al AAil BOX PLKAflNU. - HKMSTITCHINO, - BHA1DINO; BOTTON 5SfeS?1Bl5'rrON -COVKBEU KASTEKN KOVKLTT MFO. CO.. 85V, 6TH. B'WAT OUO. - ' ' AOATN COTtlkS -m,J. Jewalera. , Kapert watcbmsSer. : Mlller'a. H43H Wash., bet. B wit and Park. BRASS AND MACHTNI WOIKI UAKPtH Brae Work. Uraa caaUng sad wcuiM worma. it a. Bia at. P wsy Z94X BtANKBOOK KASZalS ItAVIS HulMAS, lac. lus ifaf at. UiaaT book BaaBeaetnrera. sgaau tt Jsnea Iia proTed Looaa Leaf Laager. See the aew Xa rea Leaf. A -31 85. Mala 1SS. - CARPET CXEANTNO IFLPPIF RUGS Yam old carpota. rag rag. Carpet cleaning. North- t t Hng Co.. 1M B. Sth. BV BWU. H-13SO. fiLGS cleaned by electric . vacuum from 2&e " upwaros. Also geosral beasecleaatog st res uM rate. Phon- Mala 46o8. eVfc ItslOfc., ; lee trie-Ce nl a Work cr- Pet cleaned aod laid; reRttlag oar specialty. Eat 44Q. B-IBes. 4 K. 10th at. N. caiaorKACTOKS ilCiNU AWAl -wit BMKliciuas snd eumtto. Patlanta dallgbted - srlth bealts retoralag. without dress or scar. Dr VlcMaboa maklas geed. 81 Usatasanta, fia. alaeleay bldg. aaa rssttsrlssf. '.. ' . I WANT lOO new patient a by aiaua. L Caroaie . easee wbo get bo relief trora aiedJ da pre ferrertv -Sreclal offer dorinc rehraary. Ftea ezanlaatloa with this d. W.. O. Poaren. 8U 314 Panama hMg. Hoar: IP to 12; 2 to 6. CO HTEA CTOSS IS A3TP :aral Cw juiXTILDKmS uaaAM. UtBata, u Custiracwc, XZl &kmt- tioei wag. AjAlW 714A. BalldJnr.- pslntlna r trade. co ax sirs von 1 fulton WoodiCo.i $-&rtm- BfACADAlf ST. ' fValer fa are a ad dry elahwood. Pboa A- B, Mala 7800. NATIONAL FUEL CO, Eaat 2041. Dry alab - WOaL ft at.2S mrd- uaaA 1 f. UA- Dwcawvov. .ou eora sawso. o A-t fir. 4 ft. $3.Ys eord.- &F.EM 4e iAB B-i All aStdsot jreea sad errT t. Iir Toe mate, aoo Wstr-r St. M-43BS. A -4547. "WRECKAGE wood, dry dork Usobere. aa"7ed in atoee length. 34k Eaat 487a A- - D Fnel Co. 8 mall orders ear apeelsW i.Di Oity. 408 Union ave, N, East 4081. GUNBOAT GE1ER RRED BY OWN CREW BURNS irr hono ' EDtrCATTOSAti fcANCIiii, aiANCUkdiXkli Uancius Academy, bVs th ak bet. Stark and Uak. 8 pool I rata. 4 prlrat leaaoiUi. : aBoralna. a tteraooBu avealaa:: aU ; latest dasce gaarapteed; elaaa Tboradaj, Sat f Btday eewlnes. t-;S. Broadway flOft. - LAV SCHOOLS t&GON LAW SCUOULr a theruueh. practical ' eowae In -Itiw . Recitations eyeanuca. alaia 077-Allaky bldg. - - ITPSIO 8CH00I.8 A WTt TEACHMtl VIOLXN, PlAJiO, AlaadoUn, , Guitar. Banja. Koi.Kenoeck. Inatrumenu famiahed. Main TUiELUOUN Violin teacher pupil Sera. 807 Fleldner bldg. MsrshaH 1629. PRi. X fcV. UWauN l'Uu lesaoa at your home. 0e. Phone Tabor 639. RAG'UAIb; plane playing In lO to 20 lruona. Thrttitensen s aystera." 413-18 ColamM bM ETE. EAR. K08E. THBOAT. LTTiros TREATMENT By specialist; glaaaea fitted. Or. P. r. Casaeday. 617 Defcnm hMg.. ad Wn. (ACiriC STAlklS only Oregoo tire 1UK 1NSCRAKCS ipsursnee eooipaay. TXuTF BP08 ATfJt RAg BTJOS Send Us Your Old Camets ' WW mm Mad trora old Ingmln, Brussels. Administer, ts-yraa. Also rag rngs. all aiaes. Mail ordtrs prompt. Send tor booklet. Carpet Cleaning, Refitting. 0x12 ruga, steam or electric cleaned... .$1.00 8x10 rugs, steam or elevtric cleaned... WfiSTVUV .V I IT IT ltf!n ft k M TTnlon . N. pbone East SS1S. B-1479? Boynrton Furnaces Economical, effectual. J. C Bayer O, Front abd Market. ISIUS AVE. Sheet Mela. Works, ttrnsres In stalled, repslrlnir. 411 I'nlon se E. 4H TTBKITtJEE REPAIR AND TIPHOMTIltrHO UULTNUMAtl ruruliuro Uospltal. 864 3d .U K inert mattress maklpp Main N54- HAIB OOOD8 AND KAIH DRESBntf FlUVki UANkJiUX. wading wig aid tou pea makers, (insst atocl: bumsn fcalr goods ; birdreslng. manicuring face and scalp treat sent. Removed to S4 AMer. near Broswiy. MATTggSeES mattresses and feather beda mad7 into T featbera ranoeated Voldlnc M Co. fm Wllllsms sre K. BS74. JflaTEOORAPHIlIO MUXTIGHAFHrMO aL'MEOUHAFUl.VU, Ctr. letters. W. al. Unset Co., Inc., 8S3V, Stark. Main Z&4T. A-ljni. PHYSICIANS DSL K. A. fUlLLli'tl, Alitky bldg. Aatbma, erroosness. Hnmtstle ITouhie. Khenms tlnm. PLU1CBIKO SUPPLIES UaTfAlL fLL.MBI.NU 8tf f l-llid Klemlng. lit 4tb st. PHINTEIta AND IN6HAVEHS THK IV ftilkbo Jt)U. ai. UAMN. 8-2 Plsrt t. Bmadwsr 4(W. A -40S9 RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED tsAVKXl' rssurs saarMiQed. all kiuils, 25c snd Sue per doaen. 14ovfr W St.. nesr Morrison RUBBER STAMPS AND SEAXS Ai-faU btenclls, lrad cbecas. Hi tilgna. PACiriO COASC stamp viohks 281 Washington st. Mala TIP. A-8710. SHEET METAL WORKS 1LS.PA1K1NU till aud grarei routs. Jacuu Lt U. S10 1st st. Pboae Msln 1424. THEATRICAL AND atA80.TTf RArE GOODS COblUAlKa tvr rent or sal, t'ortiand torn House. 2U8 BrosdvsT. Marsbsll 1347 TOWEL, SUPPLY I'OKILAMi Laundry Co. tor pron mot, eiilclent aereire Pbone Bros. 1 wit 410, A -4410. TRANSFER AND STOHAOB Oregon Transfer Co. established 1S70. Transfer and Forwarding Agents. Storage sr Trackage. Office and Storage. 474 tillsaa st. ltb and Oils. Main (W. A-44V ALWAYS "PICK" THE BST bOLStHoLLl GOODS SPECIALISTS Storage. Paoalng, Shipping and Moving. Horse or Ante Van. Fractal fretcht rates to ail points. C. O. PICK TRANSFliK As 8 TO RAGS CO. 2d and Pine. Browdnsy BOB. A-1W6. TTPEWRITES B-EPAiaUO Wa repair and rebuild all makea. Hoyal Typa- wrltar Agency, ana sty a st. si sin sees MAtfUFAfrrU DUDS JOBBERS WHOLESALERS BAN IT ART WTPTNO SAGS U SHANK CO. WOOD PIPE I IIIUTI lkll VL'OnU "if t (-.11. fc'Boiurv an.l efflee near 24th and York sts. Msln S4S9. MEKT1XG NOTICEH 41 BTEREOrTlUUNS lor rent. SDecla slides made to order. Why not make tnose pnotograpns into slides snd show them to your frlenda Reliable film service. 14 Nortn sth st. EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons, ping, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 1S1-S 6th, XJitAlSiaiistics ltXrriges,Blrtbs. Dcalbs. BUSINESS CARDS EMINaoSITINC CARDS IT.G.SM ITH & Co. rlonfarl Bid t UKtb8 auiis tor rent, ali aizea, Tailpfina Co.. 809 Stark st Wpiqua DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 HARIlaNdTO.N In this -Uv kviinmr, a 2U0 Jafferaoe at.. Oaorsa Barrlncton. aeed 76 years 10 nilnth. Deceased la aurrived by cure sons, w uiiam II., cnanea A. and Frank W. narrlngaon, all of this city. Deceased erred wtth the 45th regiment of New York during the Ctrll war. Heraaina are at th pariora oi CKewe undertaking Co., corner 3d ano wj. irpnersi notice later. GARBAIUNO la this city. Febrnary 1. Joh Uarbariao, aged 4 years, late of Mllwau kte. Or. Btaaa will be said at St. allchael'i church, 4th and Mill it., at 0 o'clock Tuesday morning February G. Funeral aerrice will also b held at 2 o'clock Tnesday afternoon st the realdence establishment of J. P. Pin ley a Boa, Montgomery at 5. Frienda Invited. Ia- terment at Mt. tailrary cemetery. FRANCE In thla city February 4. 1917, Al irea w. France, sgs 75 yecr 1 month ears, a resident or uregon n yeait; a mem her of Sumner Post, ii. A, 11.. Washington a. m . m ji. is., aoa exsteru tttar. fa nersl rrviee will be held Wedneadav. rh 7. at S p. m., at th residence pariora of Breese Snook, 1020 Belmont at. iateraent Mt. Scott Park cemetery. BAEBKR At their cvoatry borne, February 4, after a Ian illness, yatmy Oillesple Bar ber, aged SO, wife of Charles F. Barber, and mother of Leigh O. Barber of Portland. Fu neral errlce to be beld at the Portland crematorium, Wednesday, at 10:90 a. ra., R. Wb. B. lieece officiating. Cincinnati papers please eopy. - LOVE! ACE la tbla city. Februsrj 4. at bla late Residence, 2BB ISrh St.. Albert R. Lore, lac, aged 43 yeara. 'lh funeral aervlcea will be bald Tuesday. Xehruary fl. at 1 o'ekvk p. ra.. at the realdeor eatabUshment of J. p. rinley 8ob. Montgomery at Sin. Frlenda invited. Interment at tone Fir cemetery. DICKEY In thia dty. Feoroary 3. WUUan M. Dickey, aged 42 yesra, late of 513 K. 43d at. N. Tfae funeral serflce will be held Tneaday. February S, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the teaideoce of J. P. Floley 4c Son, Mont gomery at 6th. Friends invited. Incineration at Portland crematorium. BROCKMAN The fu nersl services of the late Henry Brock man will be beld at the family reddenee, t0 . 10th at.. Tuesday February , at e'etoek p. ra. aYlenda Invited. In terment at Koa city cemetery. FKF.UKU February 4. at the reaidence, 1111 Kllawortb street, Lillian K. Freuud, . seed IS years, beloved dsnxhtar of Mr. and Airs. N. 8. Freand and alster ef Francea C. and Jeanette p. Freand. Notice of fnneral later. FLORISTS CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers and floral deBiema 1 No branch stores. MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florist 354 Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for sil occasions artistically arranged. MAIN 6116; wreaths, pillows. 63 up; p Sprays $1 up. ChappeiVs. 347 Morrison. MAX M. SMITH, fioriat. l4IVj 6th St. SWISS FLoaAIs CO. 23d and tiUsaa. Edward Uolman. Pre. W." J. Holaian. Sae'y. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ' ESTABLISHED 1877 ' ' RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady' Assistant Third and Salmon Streets Main $07, A-llll. IP. L LE!i . Undertaker, EL 11th and Hawthorne. Phones E? 781. B-1E83. Ladr assistant. As D. Kenvvorthy Co. Tabor 62C7: 6S03 fd st.. Lents, Tabor oaao: estn si. ana foster rasa, Arie'.a. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors., 414 Alder st. Phone Kaat 6x, B-2515. Dunning & McEntee Mof,rki.' every detail. Broadway and Pine sta jctroaaway 430, a-4sbs. uaay assistant. PIEDMONT Undertaking- Co. K, J Orosaopf. funeral director Wdln. 4940. C-1H5. Killlnssworth and Kerby. J. P. F1NLEV as HON. Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. A. R. Zellar Co 111. t-vi Wllliame ave. It 10S8. C-1088. Lady attendant- Day and night servlee. M1LLEH & THACKY. Independent Fu neral rirectora frlcea low as szu. $40. 60. Wash, at Ella. M 261. A-788S. Hamiiton Kaet both and UUaan. Fu neral ser-vicea Tabor 4111. R. T. Byrnes, new residence establ't. 901 yilllame ave. Wdln 220. C-1I4S. Breeze (Si Snook Bttimout Q V CA CC Undertaking Co. Main 4152, OlLWto A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay, MAUSOLEUMS . ... River View Abbey.... Mausoleum I Terminus Rlverview carllne, Taylor's Ferry road. a For Particulars Inquire Portland Mausoleum Co. " C36 Pittock Block. Brdwy SSL VAULTS tSenat ion a l Vltcpant. Foot Montgomery street Tabor 2521. Steel reinforced concrete burial vaul's. Air tisrht. waterproof, everlastlna:. r MOXUMEXTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS . 2(4-266 4tn st.. opp. city nan. Mam 866. Philip Neu & Sons, for memoriala DLAE5I NG GRANITE 9 JJ 67-3RO. ST. AT MADISON CEMETERY Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 14 D-61. BUSINESS PROPERTY Cfl BUSINESS lot. 60x100. Meglers Jet., Sb-vJonns. on car line, pavea street. same block witn Dank oiag.; no in cumbrance. Price $1600; terms, R. E. McNeaL Woodland, Wash. FOR SALE HOUSES 61 3 RM, COTTAGE. $400. TOUR TERMS 4 room bungalow, s iota. soo. 4 room new bungalow; 4 lots. $1300. half cash. S aoom ahouse, half acre. $1000. OATEWOOD 8c CO.. 165tt 4th. FOR SALE or trad- e. modern 5 -room house, Kenton district; snap; owner going east. 1554 Maryland ave. Phone o-izz. $500 Below value. 5 room modern bun galow, 3 blocks Broadway car. Fine shrubbery. Woodlawn -562, Sunday or evening. , $20 CASH. $10 monthly, new, modern 5 room bungalow, quarter acre, near Woodmere school. 8005 Clayton st., corner 80th southeast. FINE i room bungalow, good loca- tion, Irvington. very cneap. Streets sll paid. East 273. w. H: Herdmaa. LAURELHURST, beautiful, warm, cozv convenient. 7 room home Ta bor 279-3. FOR SALE New 6 room house, lOOx 100 corner, barn, house and buggv, $900: terms. Montavilla. Tabor 1113. BX)UR room house for price of lumber in it. 5226 6l8t St., Mt Scott car. $1400 EQUITY for $400; modem. Haw thorn house. Tabor 7247. 3 ROOM house, full lot. $350. Bell wood 438. Phone FOR SALE LOTS 16 100x100, cor. 3d and Everett., T-205. Journal. Owner. ACREAGE 57 YOUR CHANC15 IS IN CANADA Rich lands and business opportunities of fer you independence: farm lands. $11 to 330 acre: irrigated lands. $35 to $50: 20 years to pay; $2000 loan in improve ments, or ready made farms. Loan of livestock; taxes average ur.der 20 cents an acre; no taxes on improvements, personal property, or livestock; good markets, churches, rchools, roads, tele phones; excellent climate crops and livestock prove it. Special homeaeekers' fare certificates. Write for free book let Allan Cameron, areneral sunerin- tendent land branch, Canadian Pacific Kaiiway, uz r-ticin ave. vaigary, ai berta. a i 20 ACRES $600. Oood soil and roads, running1 water, mail and cream route. 35 miles from Portland, mile to good town and sta tion. If half cash paid, bat long time no interest, see w AKERSON. OOOCH dVOO.. 603 Stock Exchange bldg. Gibson Half Acres flood soil, cttv watar closa. In Mr- line, easy terms: will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall 1565 or Sell- wood 476. John H. Qtborm. owner. East of Parkrose 2 hi acres, good water, native trees, ...... A . c. T, l m t r. , 1UVV. ICIUlBi WAV AM V. Kay bldg. 10 ACRES. 1 mile Boring, fr, canine: soil as good as any; V mile ML Hood county road; particulars, trice $1300. R. E. McNeal, woodiana, wain. 3 ACRES, 8 room itouse, water sy- tem, 16x60 cacaen bouse, barn, terms, at Dundee, Or. .Particulars from F. S- HiHinger, 690 Lovejoy st., fortiana. tr. CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranch near Portland. 2, S. 10 acre tracts. $65 to $20 per acre, easy terma He- Farland. 05 Yeon bids.. Portland. 2b ACRE. 6 miles from Camas, well open land, for stock 10 miles to Port-. land, terms. Q-236. JoumaL FOR SALE FARMS 40 ACRES, irrigated, seeded to alfalfa v and clover pasture, good location, lies nice; $1600. terms.. Address Ralph cross, pnnevme. ur. x x FINE stock ranch, 200 acres, 130 in cult rood water right lota of out side range. Mrs. Hind man. Phone Main 8086. t ; 'CENTRAL, OREGON. ' t 4t A es am Si11 fana.l hnn a - aa a 4 barn- 20 a. plowed, 13 mX from Red mond; $2000- will take valley property to amount of fiooo. baL 6509 down. $50t on time, vox u, Metouus, or. FOR SALE--PA11MS (Coatimried) . , . , 20 ACRES, all cultivated." room - house, barn. On river. 17 miles Portland. ISS50. Half cash. Snap. ) 20 acres, all cultivated, l.mllcsl Portland. S600. terms. Choice loca. tion. a acres cultivated, nice cottage, $800, good terms. ' . . . 15 acres, all cultivated, good build ings, nea car, close in. (3500, terras. . OATEWOOD S; CO-. 166 th. 104 M ACRES improved dairy and fruit farm; 18 acres in prunes; prune dry er; T room house, silo, barn, near Albany, Or.; equipment complete" terms; no trade. Owner and broker; propose a payment. Value- I15.67&. Stock extra. Owner. fPortiandj-Or Sta tion e. BOX 26. TO ACRE diversitted Oregon farm, well 1sw.afrA.t ,in rmmMa ' nArtlr "im proved; 2 horses, implements, tools: near school, including star route with $700 annual income; 2750 cash required. Price 12250. No - exchange; genuine bargain-. Owner. 613 Royal bldg. Ranch $1000 Cash - 20 acres new buildings, no Inter est for two years, balance of I1S00 payable third, fourth, and fifth years; am going east and must sacrifice. Phone Marshall 4554. VOH SALK 0 acre farm. T5 miles north of Vancouver. Clarke county; 50 acres rich bottom land. 6 room. house; barn, orchard; 160 per acre; easy terma Aciaress Box z I z, auiwaume. FOR SALE 47 acres, mile from Rose burg, 2-3 open, balance timber, black loam, $2700. Alex Rnonk, 3920 11th ave.. W.. Seattle-, Waslt 120 AC R ICS near Camas, Wash., for Portland house or sale cheap. 641 Pittock block. XIAVK about 35- acres 9 miles from "central Portland. Want partner to work It, with some cash, Oerman or Scandinavian preferred. A-384. Journal FOR LKAbt 4 years, dairy barn ,H I acres; water, elec. lights, inspected; in city, good t room House; alt STu mo. Phone Woodlawn 177; C-177S. 40 ACRES. 10 cleared; buildings, fruit, near Kelso, Wash.. 260 year. TabOr 4090. PAIOIS WANTED UKNT OH RUV 88 WANT to clone .In. rent from 2 to 10 acres 228 E. 40th. Sell. 1162. HOMESTEADS 47 640 Acre Homestead Am living on one in Lake county. Been there eight years. Can get you the best Creameries, schools, saw mills, etc., near proposed Strahorn railway. No location fee unless you file. Can take three with me. See me at 454 Colujnbia st. I leave Wednesday. Feb. 7. Farmer. WANTED First class homestead .-e- llnqulshment In western Oregon. Give full particulars in first letter. TJ-259. Journal. TLMREIt 28 WANT mill to cut 20,000,000 ehlngles. 4,000.00 ft. lumber. Oswego, R. F. D. 1, box 177. Phone M. 7797. kO ACRES of timber In Linn .county Oreaon. cruises 2.000.000 fet: price $2000. Addrese KX-263. Journal. CHANGE REAL ESTATE 21 ONE of the choicest 20 acres. Oood buildings, tally stocked. Close in. greenhouses, 125x26 ft. each. Oood income $14,000. Will trade for 80 to 150 acres within 40 miles. 416 Piatt building. I HAVE both clear and mortgaged city andr suburban property to exchange for f&nns. See me for Quick trades Rlhorn. 202 Wilcox bldg. improved; 57 acres, unimproved 60 acres, close in. SelL divide, trade. Bargains. Write 4225 41st ave., Sell- wood 2161. If it's Real Estate, Loans or Insurance Bee NORTHWEST -RKAliTY CO., 822 Chamber of Commerce bldg. UK-lNCUMBETlED lot,' Rose City Park, as pay men i on nouae. oungaiow or acreage. Leiter, 464 E. Couch. E. 1990 CRANBERR If -tract of choice location in Cranmoor. Deal with owner. Hale or trade. y-sos, journal. &0 ACRES Benton county, value Woo. l1t miUi-',aW" Portland icm b insiae city limits, wortn uu each. Will trade for anything of vaiue. 49 Macieay mag, TRADE house, lot, for emalL place. country or stock and lease Phone Tabor 3788. FOR exchanges of aJi kinds call or writ. KilllnsHand. 1016 Chamber of Commerce bldg., Portland. Or. EXCHANGE 5 room bungalow for country home. Zella Oossett. 7 W. Killings worth. 40 ACRLa clear incumbrance, feeai- tle bouse clear for cltv oronertv. Evenings. Tab. 8H54. 139 E. 69th st N. ROOMING HOUSES S3 20 Rooms 20 Corner location. White Temple dis trict, furnace heat, nicely furnished, ail full. Price $450: half cash, Peters. 16 N. 5th st - 44 Rooms. Rent $40 All spts.. and all full: well located and a moneymaker. Price for all, $750; terms. Peters, 15 N. 6th st. 80 ACRES of land near Silverton, Mar ion county, Oregon, to exchange for rooming tiouse, grocery store. Marshall 609. - FOR SALE Furniture 12 room houne. line location, rent reaasnaoie. Price $400: $250 down, balance to suit. 21 N. lith. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 RESTAURANT, beet transient corner on) west side, cheap rent, doing $35 daily; stock and Tixtures will invoice $600; price for all. if sold Monday. $25. Peters, 16 N. 6 th st. GREENHOUSE FOR SALE. 4600 ft. class, hot water, heat, house. barn, H acre good soil. Good business. wnoiesaie ana retail, tsy owner. Hit) K. Madison wt Portland. Or. SUBURBAN grocery. Rent $12.a0. Daily cash sales $32. No credit bus- nese. cash. Price $S0 if taken at once for 8-245, Journal. FURNITURE manufacturer attention A very userui patent in rurniture line for sale or royalty. 227 Medicine St., or Mem 4T43 25,000 CAPACITY sawmill complete; also donkey engines, lines and blocks, out of timber, will sell cheap. RX-274. Journal. WANTED Experienced person, with small amount or capital to take charge of a theatre in Astoria, or. D. H. Welch. Astoria, Or. FOR RENT The best located room hotel building in North Portland, corner 19th and Vaurhn sts. Inquire H. Banman, Tabor 305S. MONEY making grocery doing strict ly cash business. Average daily aais $37. Rem $20. Do not answer Unless you mean business. R-266, Journal. FOR bargains in billiard and poH tables, vhow cases and store f la tures sea W. J. Quigley. 212 First at. : FOR SALE Barber shop and billiard j business property, a. Btlyeu, Auma- vwie, tjr. HOTEI 25 rooms, dining-room, big sacrifice; act quick; all equipped. AN unincumbered paying business tor eteue at a wiain. iarge proztts. East 206. ; FOR BADE Ladies' and rents' tatlnr. ing establishment, in good town of ipwi) poyuisiuHi, Ai-anj, journal, FOR SALE Good 3 chair barber shotfc 284 Alberta st.'CsU or write. DAIRY with route in cMy for - sale. wortn investigation, j-zg.7. journal. ili. i,UNClb Neai beer and 6931 2d si, Lents; r. card, rooir. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED Good commercial nhntae rapher. Further parUcuIaxsv address REAL. ESTATE MOXKV TO IXJAN- 1 :ouk leaiailment plan ii ma nest and Uret method of paying a loaa , t!2 24 oar month tor 14 anoolha. St 111.14 ror (0 months.' er A lll.iT for roontba pays a I109J Hoaa and lntareat. other amounts In proportion, We loan on improved city vroperty Or for building purposes, . . .- -No commission charged, EQUITABLE bAVOK LOAN AJSSNL - 242 Stark- Portland Or. BUILDING imuia on city or suourban property; money advarnced as work progresaea. W. U. Beck, i Failing F-lda. Msln 2407. CAbii paid tor mortsagwa, aoiea. coo- , tract; mortgage laana, reasonsoie rate, y. H. Lewis, Lobby 4. Lewis bldg. txoe to io,u. On band for immediate loan. J. C. COKBIN CO.. Lewis bldg. I JlAVisJ a client with 11000 to lsu on firsu mortgage security. . T J. : Hewitt. Sherlock bldg. .... waittiig tor city Fred ci. WUUanuw . mortgage loans. AiUNlbk to luau in tmuum. ot tiUO te taOOS -on city property. A. H. BKLL 201 Oerllnger bldg. MONtdY to loan; real estate mortgages . r rea j tvin.T. 14 npiiBing Dlfls. MOMiK u loan. VP .u,. yy. ai. bans Co.. 210 Bpal.ling bldg. IXU0. laow. 60(1. (Iu0. alliou, tlsuo. Fred W. Oerman Co.. 722 Cham Com. I10U0 lo I&00V to loan, no coiuuiiasioA. Princtnal. S-117. Journal. abO TO-2iy. no com., iuv lu-KDuii. no com., q Ward. 407 Spalding bid ulck resulul . MtjHTOAGK. loans,'. and 1. Louis Salorran A Co., 200 Oak st. near th MORTfiinM t.niMi a i-r let ReseryeJ es t in eiv tCo.,5 S S I i en r yb 1 g. ' MOXEV TO LOAN - " C7 CIIATTKLS, SALAUIES FURN1TURK - SALARY LOANS. - LOANS. Ail that Is, necessary to establish credit with us is that you either own furniture, pianos or that you are working either will do. v - COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO, LICENSED. 317 Faijlne hid?. ' - It You Need Money bee us" SALARIES CHATTELS. V Loans made to persons oa salary or fixed Income, on noussnold, f.urniture, pianos, diamonds and ether personal property: legal rates. Business coaiideatlaJf private - ef flees. PORTLAND LOAN CO. (Licensed) I04-3J7 Deknm Bldg. rsOaalti lMai Al.llBiM vU ' Organised by saiariad men for taa tuai protection, inooey aavanced va -salary, diamouua, l urn i cur. ic.. easy : uuuaitmenLs: 1ksi rales. curit:aa VUtCflSMU, 2tta McKay 'oldg,- AlilA 142. PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN ASH'S Established by Portland business . men to protect borrower. T C. MYfcHd HEltRMAN. Alar . Sttaelr'.", LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JeWKLHV, PIANOS. HOUSEHOLD FURN1TUR E. LOANS WANTKD 30 OVVNElt of good eastern Oregon In come," fireproof building wania long.' $6uoo to $auuo, not over a 94 loaa Xrota private party only. No agenta or com. laiasiona. Aaareas o. uonaeu. bsi., rurinnu, J v FINANCIAL 01: 1st and 2d mortgages purchased. ,-alao sellers' interest in contracts. Or. anx Wash. H. K. Nohle. Lnmi.errnena blil. HELP WANTEI)MALK EXPERIENCED salesmerfT mads to or der si.lrLs. Thos. E. Kent, 2k Wash ington St.. rm. 516. - WANTED- An apprentice in machine anop, Funkf Auto Co., 16th and t-oucn. WANTED W'oodvtioDtxira in Ulu i ' timber; 2 years' Job. Kirk Uloover, Tabor i56. - , , MARRIED man to work on farm; x' perlence required. S-354, Journal, HEH WANTKI MISC. 4 DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU How to doubfe your pay envelope? wtl'i db tV." yMAnSoi course, combine theory. technique TarS; i Fravcuce. investigation, special . -in i uircemeni ior me wtminff wk Amtr- and night classes, also ladies after noon classes; auto, electrical and gas tractor engineering, - also courses in vulcanising and modern tire repairing.-: We invite you to visit our school at 301 n and Hawthorne ave. ELECTRICAL - ENG 1NEER1NO AND WIRELESS TELEO. Classes day and nighL New term opening. Prac; tlcal and thorough, because unexcelled equipment and instruction, Graduates occupying responsible positions. Ad drees or call Dlv, A, Department of Education. Y. M. C. A.. Portland. Also we operate the leading AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL of the Pacific northwest. MONEY-BACK. U!A.nAKTl!K We guarantee to qualify you in a short : time for a position as chauffeur, re pair man. garage man, gas tractor. ' engineer, or ; , REFUND YOUR MONETV -t1 -; ' HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.' 44f. HAWTHORNE AVE. . . A MAN'S SCHOOL--The Y, M. C, brings out the best there I. in IIi,,mi. . dent. It does more teaches hint tbet" what, how and why of business office; inixuur,- iiuiviuuu ana pereonai. Address Div. A, Dept. ot EducaUon. y m, a. -- ''-"5i. COLLEGE PREPARATORY SOHOOL Graduate enter college without ex amination. New term opening. For J Information call upon or address Div.' A. Department of Education, Y, M. 0 ' " A.. Portland. ' SOON, mall clerk examinations irH' Portland. Sample questions -free.V Franklin Institute. Dept. 38I.B. Jloch ester, N. Y. i ... ' WANTED Men, women to try exa'n- insnuu ror government JODS: 17 month. Addresa PX-237. Journaf. IHNSDALE'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Broadwav-Yamhill hide- TMivtiii.i ' Instructions. Positions when competent., f: WE teach candy making. - Quick - method. Start business for vour-vi self. W. C. Garwood. 17 Ut st. ANCY work sold on commission;-6 mos. membershln $t. 412 Morrison CENTRAL WET WABHTlObTTlPe. mors r.aai o, w-i4. . -.- UNCALLED foatailor made suit $8.50 tin, tavior tne tanor. zns M n rn si A e. HELP WANTED FEMALE 2 BRIGHT, industrious girl, over 16, for bouse to house soltojting; office work pert of day. -Respectful treat- ' mefit and good - wages to competent -party. Write phone and street number to T-244. Jeurnal. i WANTED Middle-aed woman housed - wui Ik, lauuiy , vaumrjr, iv per month. M(t me Hotel Seward Wed -needay at I. Mm. W. H. Lott. GIRL to hejp with housework.' Smalt ' family:. pleasant, eomrortacie home. $1(T. ?5 E. 28th sl N, Brdwy. car. l, Wdln. 4647. WOMAN to cook, 3 or 4 men, house to V herself, $3 per week In country'; no fflectlon to child. M-28'j. Journal. WANTED GlrJ for gumeral liouworlt "" and partial care of small child,. Ptione Tanor 5172. YOUNO girl for general housework,. smalt family, small bouse; no wash. Ing- 469 6th h; SHIRT, makers and finisher. - Thos. E. Kewt. 246 Wnyhlngton st,;rm. 51 $3 TO "-$5 per day on good, trigti erorxiallon an? ROval hld. HELP WAXTEI MALE AND r - ; jX''-, -u- : ,; ! MOULER - Barber SchoolMen. and ' women to learn barber trade "In f weeks: tuition j reduced; paid while, learning; expert instrtiotors; scalp and ftce massage efpeinyT as-rt.gd at..' OREGON Barber CoJlKe--Men ,ni women to learn Imtbte' trade In g-4 weeks; csn earn $15 ta $25 a 'week.-' Tools free tuition reduced;, paid while;' 1ernlwr.- 233 Madison St., - ' l- . (Coauaued on Xsxt aagi t -4 .