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Newspaper Page TextTHE 6REGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, i TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13; 1917. 13 RENTS ARE TO RISE IN ALL SECTIONS IS OPINION OF EXPERT G. G. Rohrer, Chairman of the Realty Board Rental Bu reau, Makes Forecast, BIG DEMAND FOR HOUSES &ck of Cooperation, j Ludowun ' the Only Thins; Vow Xeeping Where They Are. Rents in all parts of the city are rolag to rise. In the opinion of G. U. KOhrer, chairman of the rental bureau of the Portland Realty Board. 'I expected a great removal of renters this spring," said Mr. Rohrer this morning, "hut after a careful 14 survey of the situation, I have come to believe that moat of tne renters .'arc -going to stay where they are. Rents all over the city are going to rise, but when people look around and see that they can't find what thoy want, they are going to keep their present resiliences." "There is an Immense demand for five and six-room bungalows of the . most modern type. In small JTurnlshed . houses, the demand Is greater than the supply. There are a great many people coming into the city to work in the shipyards and other industries . that are opening up in Portland. "The only disappointing phase ot the situation is the lack of coop eration among property owners. Many of them seem to be so used to hard times that they are unvrilling to take advantage of prosperity when It 4s upon them. By concerted action, rents all over the city could be raised immediately because the de- . mand for residence and business loca tions warrants It. I feel confident in saying, however, that what increases In rent do not take place this spring will take place in the fall." STABLE TO BE WRECKED Njiatorium or Garage to Replace f&r Frazier & McLean Building. V A rwimmlng pavilion or a garage is icon to replace the old Fraaler & Mc Lean stable on the corner of Fifth and Taylor Btreets. Ellis McLean, one of the owners of the building, has an . nounced his Intention of raxing the old frame structure within the next month. Charles R. Frazier, the other partner in the ownership of the build ing, has left for California to inspect some of the best ilatatoria of that state. The old Frazier & McLean stable hsn long been a source of annoyance to many people, and several suits have been started to condemn the building on the grounds of safety and sanita tion. Suits have always failed on some technicality. Underwood Company to Move. The Underwood Typewriter com pany. Which for a decade has been lo cated at 8 Sixth street, has signed a 10-year lease on three stores in the Tenth ewid Stark streets corner of the Flttock block. The premises, which include a large basement, are now being remodeled for their new ten - ants. The exact terms of the lease were not made public, but the amount named is known to have been in the neighborhood of $24,00 for the first year. After the first year it is un derstood that the rate will be deter mined by arbitration. Partnership Is Dissolved. -The partnership ef Stanley S. Thompson and F. K. Robinson has been dissolved. Mr. Thompson bought his partner out Mr. Robinson has been in the company a year. Mr. Thompson intends to acquire two or three assistants, anC will then carry on business as he did prior to Mr. Robinson's entry into the firm. Real Estate Transfers. , rreo Bl. Hoenel and wf. to Elmer C. Palmer et al, L. fl to 15. B 24, U .19. 20, 23, 24. B. 23. Arbor Lodge. L. . . 4. B. 4. Wood wood, R7i1O0. begln f nlnic at point In aootberly line of t.'blcsRo St.. 90 ft. eaaterlr from east erly line Jersey st.. N. 47x100 ft. of L. 1, B. 82, Katberlne, U 14, Huh. of B. 4. Chlpman'a Add., U 2..B. 3. I'eddleord A ITurlbnrt'B Add $10,000 riiri toie ana wi. to Li. A: Brosn, 'r - K. 83 1-3 tt. of U 21, B. 2, Alblna. . . Bert Kretcbraar and wf. to Robert W. Peterson et al, L. "A," B. 25, Park- rose John B., DeMsrs and wf. to Frederick Blalc5. U 10, B. 13. lXinn's Add 100 10 Tbomaa It. Greene to Frederick C. ' BlatCh. L. 2. B. 4. Dlion Place j V Daniel C McQuade and wf. to Harinna irrntica, Ft. mi IT. 01 Si. juo Tt Of Ls. J. B. 8. Alnsworth Tract Uarlus VerbRgen to Daniel C. McQuade , et st. N. 40 ft. of E. 100 ft. of L. 2, B. 8. Alnsworth Tract Prank Krafslc and wf. to W. D. Black- bnrn, Lv 7. 8, B. S, Concord Hts : O. H. gtockwell. and wf. to Clatakanle . State Bank. W. 4 L. 8, o, B. 13, Irr. Inpton Hta. Add Ad K. Nlcklea and hna. to N. C. Merges. L. 7, B. 41. Alameda Park... Arthur P. Prior and wf. to W. G. Koda- era, L, 1, n. 2. Prler Add B. M. Bnlder and wf. to Anriint W. j Fisher. L. 1, 2, 3, 4. B. 1, Tetonka , Park Add -iew England Kqnltable Insurance Co.. to lloBcos Baard et al. L. 12, B. . aobn Irrlng's First Add Mande L. Hull and wf. to Prank H. ; naUUe. I- g, li. 146, Sub. of B. 65. Woodatock Tbe Brong Coi, Inc. to Ms belle M. Bow - 20 10 650 man, u. ir; . iz. El Tovar : F. P. Drinker and wf. to C. S. McCiilL L.. 1.1, B. 14, Sootlt St. Johns yr. MaoAE. Undqulst to W. R. Erana vet al, . L. 19, B. 3, St. Jobna Park Add WUUatn J. Huston to Lewis N. Penfleld A et al, L It, B. 2. Hunter's Add Anna U Caples to H. fl. Northrop, land beginnliig: in K. line Richmond at Mrs. Mts Jnnger to Mrs. I.iUIan H. Sis- 10 B- H 14, Woodstock vi An. .............,. . Peter Bernhardt sod wf . to Jacob Diets, 19. B. 51, Irrlngton Park Add. Bberlff to John Miller, L, 43. and H. V. L. 44. Melrose ; ' Av.R!.hn !. John M'ller. U 43 and'ft, -75 ft. of L. 44, Melrose Angus McGregor and wf. to Bee M. nd.m,i.'v ,nd N- ft. of It. g. B. 2, WelchborouRh Add Jawies I.Teeit to liannah Nordlof. L". ' 12. B. T. Terrace Park to 1.900 1,000 1 10 25 1.26S wiernt io a. ii. ivoonsen et al. L. "A" j and "R" and B. 20 ft. L. "B" and .r-Qr Mob of L. 3. B. 4r Portland v,- Homestead 4 . , , Joseph It. Harvey and wf. to Alice n. iVMOene. K. I 3 and 4, B. 206. ' I lUwtborne Park Roman Cattiolle archdeacon nt the Dlo 'tof Oregou to J, 1. GalUgher. L. Zl. . JBA4, Sec. "M," Mt. calvary cem'fl etery- . Sheriff to U. O. Lore, I ll, 12. BIO. 100 -'I.erralnns Add.... .- , tjfjr II. E, Noble aoii wf. to IVter Illick ' -ft aL U 24, 25, 2, B. 23. East St. - Johns'., . ..A ..4.i. ........ . m ni Kteen ana nn. io a. Moser. w. Ml f t. of S. Vx of Bi 3X. Wserly loo gunie to same. frOxlOO f -begTbning 100 . ft. -W of E-eor. of B. 37, Wa- . Terly . ;. loo u. n. ttrowa ana wr. to D. M. Sanders. I.. 4. B..2, Merloy .10 V?. M. Imibard and wf. to Mnrtha F. . IMHon et al, L, H, 9, B. 13. Olmsted ..j 3.800 O. P. - M. Jamison : and wf , to F.' C .; Ualpss. 43x72 ft-, beginning at S. W. ear. of 8. W. J4 of B. 3. A. N. King's Add. ........................ 10 10 Heed Helcbta Co. to R. H. Heaneck, li. 9, 10, 11, 12. B. 11. Ftaniord Hta. WeiUsgtos InT. Ce. to Bex. I. Mo ftae et al. L. 21, 22. B. 2, Welling ton Harvey P. Bamhart and wf . to Kosetta Matter. L, IS, B. 17, Council Crest Pars B. If. Lombard and wf. to L 8. Stla son. L. 10. B. 8, Olmated Park....... Sheriff to Cart1 Blchter, U 12, B.,5, Treniont Park ........... Kosetta Matter sad bos. to H. P. Ban. hart, L. 43. 45, 47, B. 28, lrvingtoa Park Portland Borneo Co. to rranklin T. Ko rell, l. 11, B. S, Ermtngtoo Sheriff to 11. Slnabeimer, I 13, B. 52. Vernon Jennie selberg and baa. to Augusta VI. Ilanaoa et al, L s. B. 110, Irvlng ton - j... B. E. Parsons and wf. to J. T. Gaaklll, land beginning N. W. eor. V. 8. li. 3. Central Alblna Western Oregon Trust Co. to M. J. Ed rntindson, L. 17, B. 1, Creston, L. 8, B. , Alamed Park ......71 B. M. tiombard and wf . to Bobert F. Magoire, L. 1, 2, 47, 48,, BVl. Mao itou Same to aanae, L. 24. 25, B- 5, Olmsted Park , ,. Gay Fleblbouae and wf. to John Tl. Sleret et al. L 1, B. 1, Wallula Hta. Title . Trust Co. to Boy K. Tetry, 1. 7, B. 3. Tualatin View Park Title 4eeTruirt Co. to tinlltaome Quold baeb, L. 2, B. 10, Parkrose V. T. Fat ton and wf. to John W. Kaate, land in See. 82. T. 2 N-. R. 1 K., alm all lands lying between above rrart anil Oregon glough. also land begtnnlng K. side line of Brandon t won Id iuteraect toe N. line of Ar Wle st 600 10 1,700 833 10 10 2,027 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 J Building Permits. A Benson, erect frame garage, 1033 E. 27 tb is.. Detween A iwru ana uoing; anara iJen son builder: S50. Foster aY Kleiser Co.. ' erect roof board, on Morrison, between 4tb and Sin; builder, aame; tioo.' W. V. Loom In. erect frame chicken coop. 271 K. 7.tn at., between Clackamas and Mult nomab: bnilder. same: $50. Bernard Albers estate reoalr frame store. 344) K. 15tb, between Broadway and Weldler; B Morlts. bnilder; 175. Rnseell at Blytbe. 52 6th. between Ankeny end Pine, repair 2 story mill stores and offices; reppy weiu, nunaera; sioj. HIGHWAY BOND ISSUE WILL BE BATTLE CENTER (Cod tin tied From Par One.) till, would meet all demands without the issuance of bonds. Program Is Tangled. Aside from these objections, which will have the active backing of the organizations putting them forth, the whole road legislative program is in a horrible tangle. The house, has passed two major highway bills. One, -the combination of the Schimpff and Laurgaard bills. complied by the house committee on roads and highways, creating a state highway commission, and giving it power and Jurisdiction over the con structlon and maintenance of state hignways. The other, v hicb in reality is the lat ter portion of the Schimpff bill, dea ing with county control and construe Hon of roads, has been shaped up by the same committee and put througa the house. Addei to this the house has also passed tbe Bean bill, provid ing for bonds to meet the federal aid advanced by the Schackletord bill, jn case direct taxation was not equal to the task. All of these bills, represent ing practically the whole endeavor of the house ao far aa- road legislation is concerned, are now in the hands of the senate. Commission Is Pavored. That body, however, has gone on record-by resolution aafavoricg the ap pointment of a commission empeweted to make a full study of road legisla tion, and present a road code at the session of 1919. It has in its posses sion the original echimpff bill as welli es the "federal rood code, both thrown in by the good roads association, when the house carved the Schimpff bUU Consequently all road- bills are now bunched together in the senate and It is up to that body to swing the one way or the other when the bonding program comes in. It ls currently understood that for mer Senator Day considers the present highway commission to be amply able to handle the highway construction work. He takes the position that this commission operating under existing law has plenty of power to build all the roads needed if it will just buckle down and get busy. Bonding Tlgbt Probable. It is probable, therefore, that the energy of the Day forces will be cen tered on the bonding plan, leaving the highway bills now in the senate or most of them at least, to peacefully sle?p their life away with adjourn ment. This plan, oa the other hand, would not meet with the approval of State Treasurer Kay or Secretary of State Olcott, both of whom would like to be relieved of the strife and turmoil of highway administration. By tomorrow morning the trenches will be dug and the lines drawn for the highway battle. The good roads association people do not seem, to have roucji hope of putting their program through, but they do seem confident they deem to be unwise. They are that they can block legislation which against the compromise house- bill giving full power of appointment to the governor, and believe they can prevent its passage by the senate. Tbey are against the Day bonding plan and believe they can block It. It is a question, then, whether the nd ministration forces of the governor's office can force the house bill through the senate, and whether the Day pro gram can be forced tnrough the bouse and senate. At this time it does not look like there would be much if any highway legislation HIGHWAY BDND PLAN GETS UNDER WAY AT SALEMv TODAY Salem, Or., Feb. 13. The highway bonding . program was launched in Salem this morning when I. N. Day, Jgy Bowerman, John B. Teon, S. Benson, Amos Benson and W. L. Boise reached Salem and immediately went into action. A conference was arranged with the joint senate and house roads and highway committee for noon time, at which the members of the. two com mittees discussed the two bills drafted by Jay Bowerman and presented for their consideration. Bowerman has drafted two bills, one ' providing;., for the construction of state highways, the other providing an increased automobile license whlen is expected to raise more than $500,- tioo a year, should the bill nass. Ac cording to the highway bill a miliars tax of three-quarters of a mill will be levied -for the maintenance of the roads, the payment of bond' interest and the repayment of 'the bonds. Honey Zs Provided. . fit is espected uat the increased au tomobile tax will reimburse the trees tiry for the money taken out by direct lax. - The board .of control is made the highway commission.: under the Bower man bill. In ether words, the present GERMANY'S MILITARY LEADERS OF OPINION SUCCESS IS AT HAND Believe Victory Will Be Achieved Before America 'Could Make Move. VACATIONSARECANCELLED rebroary leaves BacaUedV Brraloping Pact Kladaaburr Zg Awaiting Pstot able Moment for Great Pinal Zffort. lf Carl V. Ackerman. Berne, Switzerland, Feb. 13. (U. P.l Germany's public and officialdom do not believe entrance of America into the war would have the slightest effect on the outcome. As a matter of fact, Field Marshal von Hindenburg believes with prepara tions now under way the war will be won by Germany before America could enter if she does enter. When Ambassador Gerard and bis party left Berlin ordera had been is sued by the German military authori ties canceling all vacations of army officers and men for the month of February. ' That move developed the Informa tion that Von Hindenburg was await ing the opportune moment for th) great, final effort of Germany's forces. headers 2ook to Yfotory. Germany's military leaders believe the moment of Germany's victory is at hand. They hold this victory will be achieved because of the success which will attend the unlimited sub marine warfare and because of the shortage of French munitions and supplies, due to lack of coal In France. Moreover, these leaders think th? final, overwhelming effort will be made, and complete success achieved before America can move. Though the German army and navy is prepared and anxious for war with America, German newspapers have been urging Americans to work for peace and have been beseeching the Gerpian admiralty not to torpedo ships carrying American passengers. Their efforts, however, do not appear to ba successful. Censorship Host Severe. During the past three months the German censorship has been most se vere. Correspondents have been un able truly to picture conditions in Germany. Only such dispatches as were designed to influence American opinion were allowed to "pass." Berlin cannot understand why Amer- lea maintains her diplomatic relatloas Wlia AUiiro-nuucarj aiicr severed with Germany. Officials point ed out. before the Gerard .party lett tbe capital, that Emperor Carl and tb Austrian foreign minister were botn present at the conference on January 27 Kaiser Wllhelm's birthday great German headquarters, where it was decided to open the unlimited submarine war. Moreover, Berliners pointed Austria-Hungary, through her emperor and foreign minister, at that time ac cepted, with Germany, full responsibil ity for such warfare. Austria May Be Wavering. London. Feb. IS (U. P.)" Whether Kaiser Wllhelm's visit today to Vienna for a conference with Emperor Carl was not brought about by a desire to stiffen up Germany's ally was the sub- ect of considerable speculation nere today. Amsterdam dispatches, re peating meager advices from Vienna, merely sail the kaiser was paying a visit to the new sovereign of Austro Hungary. It was pointed out today tnat tne United States has not broken rela tions with Austro-Hungary and there .. ..- . "avu welV ""'la .V .t ' government was negotiating with the Austrian government, hoping that Austria would not Indorse the Ger man policy or unlimited auDmann Ings. British officials think Austria. which has felt toe pinch of hunger and of her war losses far more than Germany, has been long 'wavering. plan is not reenacted, to all practical Intents and purposes; The highway bill provides for the construction of various paved roads. One xuns from the Multnomah county line through Hillsboro, Forest Grove, McMinnvllle to Harrisburg and Eu gene. This is to be the east side line of the Pacific highway. The east side line is to run from the Multnomah line to Harrisburg and down the east side to Eugene. The Columbia river highway Is to te extended from the Multnomah line to J Astoria. A line to eastern uregon is to be run through whatever coun&ioa will establish the rock work and foun. datlons for the road. System Of Post Bonds. In addition to these paved roads, It ia planned to bui:l a system of post roads, of rock conrtruction costing less than $10,000 a mile. One is to reach from Eugene to the California line. One runs from Jloseburg to Myrtle Point. One runa from McMinnvllle to Dolph and Tillamook. One runs from Medford to join the forest road to Crater Lake. One runs from Klamath Falls to Medford. One une.from The Dalles' to Bend and Klamath Falls. Another from Bend to Lakeview. The John Day road is to be constructed through Onn1n TTom.ll John l)av to Vl anrt uonaon, rossii. jonn way to vale ana, V, T 1 o Vi A Una A mam In a as as a an aa 1 ska m 1 I liQ AUSUIV A liiCi "V I JXS la 7 1 Ct (I r t 1IV'WS(,kl Eugene by way of the Siuslaw to Coos bay. and one from the west side line of the Pacific highway to Tillamook. Another runs from La Grande tu Joseph. The bonds provided, in the bill are ; 25-year 4 per cent bonds. After the ; first five years 6 per cenj. of the prin . v. , . . cipai is iu om irurra mo year, iv iuu the entire issue will be. refunded in 25 years from the date of issue. v Tares Quarters still Tax. ne muiage x is at tnree 4uivcia vi. m. iu"M a that the increased auto tax will re imburse the treasury for the half mill added to tbe present Quarter mill tax now in effect. The auto taxes, as provided in the second bill prepared, range from $15 to $23 annually .for 'automobiles, and $25 to $60 for auto trucks. All trucks under half a ton capacity are classed as automobiles, and pay tax according to horse power. Those over half a ton carrying capacity - pay according to capacity. The two bills will be introduced in the house or senate, maybe in both,' by tomorrow . at the latest, . Should the two roads and highway committees in sist on changes, or amendments these will be incorporated! prior to introduc- tlon if agreement is possible. , ' Trr 'r "j r -a . , t YVaSIllIlELLOn bLELte May Sell Farms Stat Houae, Olympla, "Wash.", Feb-. 12. T .latins- of all farm lands for sal e. with th. e-rYr of .tata. tote nub- i u.Ha T I sawff eavaau reJ iuaa a vuv v av the state of 1 per cent commission if saiea are made, are provided in a dui introduced in the senate today. . The secretary and attorney general are also directed to investigate all land adver tisements and to prosecute frauds. Among the new house bills are the following: Father required to provide for child born out of wedlock. Husband cannot 11 personal property without consent or wife. Adultery statute . amended to cover both wife and hus band. Now limited to wife. New senate bills Include following: Including venereal diseases among those requiring quarantine, ar2 prohib iting victims of such, diseases working in hotels, restaurants, .groceries or any place where food is handled. Requir- inar awtltcitopai tttrMTi sternal Aeitatra tn secure state license. Placing sheriffs ; biiu ucuii unuer iiaia imurancs compensation act. Permitting farms birds. NEW TODAY MORTGAGE LOANS Oa teproved eity aa4 aabwbea stent ty levsst rata. Xa eelaye. Large Leans, Bpocial Sates, A. XC. IDUXU CO tT7-m Verthwsatara Bank Blig. Harahall 4114. A-41U. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 . Oregon Investment a Mortyage CM. Offices aoa-4 170 ad AUCTION 8ALE8 TOMORROW Clay ht., near Park. Geo. Baker & Co., auctioneers. AT Wilson s Auction House. 1-17 Id st. Sale at 10 a. m. AT 2 p. 2d st. m. at Ford Auction Co.. 11 Furniture, carpets etc- 'R0FESSIONAL AND USINESS DIRECTORY! I ACC0BDI0 PXIATTJfft lifciLillTCUiNU. butumaoia. battons eererad. aecurdioB, aunborat, aide and box pleating, all wurfc proibptly aad aatiaXactorlly atlet.de'i to. 1. Ueabls, 308 Alder St.. opp. 4da. Wort loan A King. t ACCOKUION. KM. K AU BOX PLtATIM; HKM8T1TCHINO, BBAlUlNOt BUTTON HULS, HUTTON8 COKKU. KASTKHN NOVELTT Ui-Q. CO., SSH 6TU. B'WAY guOO, AGATX CVTTEK8 li. 1874. Mfg. Jeweler. Kxuert watoboMkera. Miller's. S43H Wsaa., bet. B'wsy sod Park BUUTKgOOK MfKTtB bAVIS A UOLalAN, 1KU. 1W 2d St. Blank bock manofactarera. A-31a, Mala 153- BBA88 AMP MACBiyg WOSXI HAKffcK'H .Brass Worka. Braas raattasa .aou machine worka. IPS N. 6u st. B'way 2843. CABFET CLEAimrO) t-ilJIIFlF HUG! yruai old carpets rag rag. Carpet WMt Ku, Co.. 188 E. stb. . -. JOXCbi BHOS., tlectrlc Cleaning works Car pets cleaned and laid: refitting oar epedalty. East 40. B-1903. 204 li. ltKa St. N. CH1KOF H.ACT fB lOINU AWAY with Biedlenies and operational l'atlesu dellgbted with arc 1th raturalas without draga or scars. In. UcMahoa aoaklog rood. M trsatmests, gift. Uulear Wdg. and 1 WANT 100 new aaUenta b? March 1. Cbrom I eases who get no relief trom medietas, pre- examination with this ad. W. O. Powell. 812- 814 Panama bkig. Hour: 10 to 12: a to 5. COHTKACTOKB AJTD BTXLSXU OSKAU HUBKH. General Contractor. 223 goer lock bMg. HKAVY teams, all kiuda of work and plowing, eicaratlng. Woodlawn 883. COAL AHD WOOD Fulton Wood Co. . 1200 MACADAM ST. Dealers In greea and cry alabwood. Fhones 2SW, Main TisSO. NATIONA I'CEL CO.. Baat 2041. Drr alab- wood, 4 ft.. 34.25 turd; sawed. 34.29 load biookwood. 4 ft , 34.60 cord; sawed, A3 load. A-l fir, 4 ft.. $3.75 cord. A D P uel Co. email ordera ear apeetal p Di Vji tj. 400 Union are. W. East 46S1. VHX alabwood 4.25. oreea alabwood S2.T6. A. 1 fir 30.75. coal ytjo up. Main SS&9. A-J410. : . . . : 1 rr- I " ly'IlJ?'?1; r?JJ STl XT"' MW,a m, frtrJ-friiM wrLrna ffi ft. fir for sale. Hue Water at. M-459. A4M7 H-MP COAL a.60. fAIN 277. A-277S. . . - CTyOATIOHAl, , DAK CIHO ' MANCHESTER Dam-lug Academy. tVs &U st. bet. 8tark and Oak. Special rates, 4 private lasso na, S2; morning, afternoon, evening; all lateat dances guaranteed; claes Tbarsday, gat nrday erenlnga. 7-8:30. Broadway 2180. LAW SCHOOLS OKKGON LAW SCHOOL A thorough, practle- al coui in. law. Beelthtlona eraainss. Main 977. AJisky Mdg. MTJ8IO SCHOOLS AHD TftACTJERH S. THIiO.HORN-tVlo.ln teacher, pupil Secik SOT Kleidoer bldg. Uarsball 162V. l'KOF. T. K. I.AW8ON 1'Imdo lessons at your borne, eOc. Phone Tabor '2tt39. KAGTIMK piano playing in 10 to 20 lessons. "Cbrlstensen's System." 412-lQ(.olnmWs bid. ETE, EAR, HOSE, THSOAT. ITTNOg TUEAIMENT by specialist; glataes fitted. Dr. V. V. Casseday. 617 Deknm bldir.. 8d A Wn. ITkE IMSPBAirCZ PACIFIC 8TATK8. I'lRa INSUBANCB CO.. only Oregon fire Insurance company. IXTJIT BUG8 AND BAO BT708 Send Us Your Old Carpets Made trom old Iorraln. Brnaaels. Azminste'. ' Smyrna. Also rag rnpa, all aizaa. Mail ordera 1 prompt, eene ior oouaiet. Larnftt Ufianin. RfitlttmP' U r ' . 1. ; ,V ?Z'5ZZZi Vestekn fluff buo co."" 64 TTnlon are. N. Phones F.ast tl. B-1473. rrntiriTTntv. rvpats awn TTPTTOT.s-rvitTva "Jr'"'? , 'T MCLTNOMAH aurnlturc t'oepitai, M M IL r.xprTt nttret making. Mala 4S64. w FtTBSACES Boynton Furnaces Economical, effectual. J. C. Front and Market. Bayer Co., UNION AVE. Sheet Metal Worka. Fnraaeee la stalled; reaalrlng. 411 Union see. N. B. 411 HAIB. GOODS AKD HATS DBESBIHO fp...,.. . . ,t . ... '. . mm.a r.i m nns.ju, ai"i wig asm in- t P mer: t't toc baman aair goods; unit. Remoeed te 849 Alder, near Broadway. i J HZKSTTTCS1VO g, 8 HKMSTITCHIXO A MILUNEbV PARLORS. BIS WIMlamS ae ATTBESf-ES OLD mattreesea and feather beda made into sanitary folding forme; feathers renoested. Folding M. Co.. 80S WtUlama see K. &874. mirxoGKArHnj MTrtnakArHigQ 17iMEOGRAPUlN;, Clr. L-tters. E. Pi user A Co., Inc., 293 v Stark. Mais 8847, A-12M0. PHYSICIAN! DR. R, A. PU1I.L1P8. Altaky blig. Asthma. Nereonsnesa. Proata'.ie Troabh?. Kbenmatiem. RETAIL PLUMBING SLPl'UES Fleming. 112 4th st. PBXgTEBS AKD EM6BAVEX8 TUK IVX PU&i JC11N M alANN 22 Stark t5t. Broadway 4UK. A-4fi8 RAZOB BLADES SEABPEKED SAFKXV raaura sbarpeaed. U kinds, 20e and sue per ausea. it) Vx W St.. aaar alorruoa. bttbbes stamp ajto beau jAtso HteneitaTTrsdo Cb.ck.. Hra-, Si.-. PACIFIC COAST STAliP WORKS 23t Ws.blngton St. Wain TIP. A -8710 ibxet mxial woaxa kKPAJHIAU Un and yravol root, Jacob LeaU 31 1st st Pbono Mats 1424. THEATRICAL AJTP MABQPXKAPB OOOPg COSTUMES for rent safe. Portland Oustume I Hoeao. 08 Besadwsy. Uarsh.il 1341. THAWTE 4KD gTOBAOg Oregon Transfer Co. Established 1870. Transfer and Forwarding; Asevte. gtorar Pie Tifckax. Office and Storage 474 Glisan at. lSt am! Glisan. Main e9. A-4400. ALWAYS "PICK" THK BEST UOCPKUuLD GOODS SPECIAUafS Btorase. Packlac. L5WKJat"S S' oH.TrnoTn',to c o. pick transfer a htohaob CO. 2d and Pine. Bmiiwiy P9Q. A-19S. TOWEL STTPP1.T i'OBTLAKI) Lauudrj to., tor prompt, efficient eemee. Fhone Broafway. 41Q. A-441W. TIFEWSTTEB RErArnrjfO WE repair, and rebuild all makes. Royal Type writer Agency, aea btara at. Mala son-. T WET WASH tAOTTDRirS 2,TBd'i,-7l 20 i'hon E"f manlJFactudfcs JOBBERS WHOLESALERS XWUOt.rtJ "pULC9Ma.drt BAHTTABT WXVnre RAGS l. SHANK CO. 312 r liONT 8T. PHONIC MAIN IflM WOOD PIPE PORTLAND WOUD 1'IPK CO. Factory aua of nee near 24 th and York eta. Main 84W. MEETING NOTICES 41 Oregon lodge no. loi. A. F. and A. M. Special communication. tomorrow. YVednesday, at 2:00 p. m. for the purpose of conducting BVotheank JIY?:. i-?f a member of Wasco lodge. No. 15, A. . and A. Al. of The Dalles. Or. . Services will be held at 3:00 n. m. at th Cham- bers undertaking parlors at 1157 Ker-f vj aireeu interment in rtoee jity i LESLIE S.. PARKER. Secy.. CAMP meeta every vyeunesuay evening in.-.P- W. temple, i-i iiiu ri. aii mem bers requested to at tend. Visitors wel rom e C. F. J. KURTZ. C. C. HERMAN SCHADE, Clerk. SAMARITAN LODGE. No. 2. L O. O. F. Regular 3ESgK meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. at I. O. O. F. temple. 226 Alder street. Important business, vn ltors always welcome. A. J. WALTHER. N. O. R. OSVOL.P. Sec'y. PORTLAND LODGE til. .recular meeting. Moose hall. Broadway and Mor. rison st.. at s o'clock p. m., every Wednesday eve nig. visitors welcome. P. L. PROCTOR. Secretary. HAWTHORNE LODGE NO 114. A. F. at A. M. apeciat communication tnis tiues day) evenlna at 7:30. Work in the F. C. degree in amnll fied form. Don't fail to see this work. Visiting brethren welcome. C. ii. MlLat.K. ec. THE last of the series of dancins- naxtie of Oregon CommanUcry will be given al Masonic Temple wednesaay. Feb. 14. at :o p m. xttr&FSfc Vital Statistics TttarriJtges, Births, Deatts. BlAKltlAUK LACJaiXStia Angelas Joaepb Colparrt. Deer lalaad. Or., ami Hannah KilmeTer. Lnta. Thomas B, UcCUncjr, aged 22, 1243 Yamhill at., sad Edna J. Buotn, aged 10. 1130 Eaat uuaan at. Solomon A. Jobanson, 1003 Rodney are,, and Hlg Katber Engiaud. 100a Rodney are, IK tW)l NO Aj.o VISITING CARDS G.SMITH&Co.Morf&iBldl UHtLbb auna lor rent, all siars. iBMiue Tailoring Co.. io Btara at. BIRTHS CRAIG To air. and airs. D. U. Craig. 623 Ten loo are., Jan. it, a daugnter. ANDKKSON To air. and lira. BaUh B. An derson, 4 SO Sumner at.. Jan. ZZ, a son. SCHMKKB. To air. and Mrs. Roy C. Schmeer, 204 Lanrelhurat are.. Jan. 2U. a son. SWU1 To )ir. and Ura. Iran L. Swift. 1124 aaacaaam. s. l. a aauauier. Macadam, Feb. 1, a daughter. LEDOUX To Mr. and Mra. Walter J. LeDonx. 1437 Clereiand ?.., Feb. 2. a son. GtOI10ETx Mx. .nd Mr. George George, 830 K. th at. K., Feb. 2, a daugbter. ' LCCA-To Mr. and M. Elmer Locaa, 984 t- SSta at. N., leb. 2. a son. A8CHENBBBNNIB o Mr. and Mrs. John Aachenbrenner. 1220 E. 13th at. N.. Feb. 8. a son. KELLY To Mr. and Mra. Floyd A. Kelly, 0CS Lpabnr at.. Feb. 4.' a son. JO KUAN To Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jordan, rrJA B. 60th at. N., Feb. 4, a daughter DEATHS AND FUNERALS 7.-1 BUBB1S -At the reaidence. 43 Spolt.n. are- nue. February Hr Vr. A. A. Burria, age 69 years 6 montba T daya. basbaud of Jirale Burria and father of BeT. t . A. Burria of Flniey, Wash.; J. C. Burria. Mrs. W. U. Huntington and V. F.. Burria, all of tula city. errlcaa will be held la the Sell wood M. K. cburcb. Kitteentb and Eaat Tacoma atreets. tomorrow Wednesday . February 14. at 2 o'clock. lutermvnt Mllwankie cemetery. Ar- langementa In cars of Miller A Tracey. JOHNSON rebrttary 12, at her late residence. near Tigardrilie, Or.. Mra. Ltmiaa Jubeioa, Mr-L?I77' ofTarMie une iirVlle? wurTlo'nTorrow- .weSet day), February 14. at 1:30 p. m.. from Pear auu'a undertaking parlors. Knasell street at l'nlm aeonne. t rtf nn invited. OWEN In this city, February 12, at ner late residence. UIO Suroce street. Mary M. Owen. aged !tt yeara, ldow of tbe late James U. Owen, mother of lola. llacel and Wayland own or tnia city, Herbert u. uwea ot Baker, Or.. IBd Warren M. Owen of Seattla. Waab- Inarton. The fnneral senices will be neld Wednesday. February It. at tl o clock a. m.'. at tbe reaidence establishment or J. I. Finlci son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Uititei Berrlcea at tne graee prlrate. MLKPHY At tbe family reaidence, 651 Fourth street. February 11, ueorge Joaepb Morphj . aged Vi yeara 8 montba. Funeral from tbe above rceidance at 8:45 a. m. tomorrow i Wed nesday ). February 14. tbe nee to Mt. Iwrenre ebarch. Third and Sberman atreeta. where xerr rfh5r CAMP a -0 age 70 years, beloved mother ot J. A. Jotus-.n ,290() HOL'KE for $1850. New 5 room ?f Sj'TE.t0Oi,i- ? jHt.n,u? "d ,',ri- : modern house, one block from car J Cliealor. I'M-t 1d.1 Or. tr rank y. Johnson: Un full basement, bis attic, ideal (.ceea View. Or.. Mra. Paul C. -Wolfe and ..;i-w,i can' a 1 -. o 1 lcea will be belli at a a. m. Frienja InTtled. t;000 FOR 5 room modern bungalow, 2 Interment Mount t aiary cemetery. The Kd- blocks Broadway car. roses and ber wrd Holnian Undertaking company. ries. Woodlawn 2683, evening. FEGAN At 352 Crabani are.. Febraary 10. lUiaabetb Ana Frgao, aged T3 yeara. Tba rnneral aerricea wm be eondnetee today (Tues- day), reornary 13, it 3:jo clock p. s nirf Vh.; ; j:. w -intra api .nj Vanxwrer are. Tbe remsins will be for. mvteA to ivmider. t o0.. lor interment In In Lents ARDREV In .this t-ity. Febrttary 12. Joba t'alTln Arurey m wi uienwnod are., aged m years 7 inontba 26 daya. - Friend inritetl attend ftmeralricwblch sUI be beld at floors, nice fixtures, paved st close U.n "lHL 1 ZLJl wL3.? o Rose City car: full lot. Will aacri Ll";r nd sefl at $2400 if taken imme- ---a' - . 11 - saJL JVry I ur lum-isi in virns oi ine ISfag Kbod. Xim Mill b beld WodnKUr. Kt- murr 1 l 1 oVlwli p. in.. t tbe m.r!nirt .akKtakssaaaf- ftf 1 IT In las v AV 42, -. a cooiery at fifth. Priend Invited, interment astfiisuaw. ..... f w 7ws. OJUOfl al Mount Seott rark eemetery. PBOST la Iffis dry. rebroary 12. at his late! reeideoee, 645 Kast Fifteenth street north Stanley H- Frost, aged 29 years.- Notl of fnneral nerearter. WIIXIAMSON Uebecca J. wan.--c its, cerebral beov Orertoa st Feb. 8. TO rear. errhage. Ujiif-Minr t.nnj. 014 da si.. s ea. s, years, enronie niteratittai nepnntia. dlaea-w j BALDWIN Vlrtaa Baldwin. 1 1 1 2 M Issonri are., i eb. 0, 24 yeara, ergaaic heart disease. BRSDrrk-Sani rebleirtela. ISA 100 TERRACE PARK lot: cost $700. 1 N lad i rt T reb A ri h.r?l $700 Iurelhurst lot; cost $1400. 1- . xjo wm eo. sv yeara, organic heart I,,.,. H utwirpti cm a irJI,,. ki FLORISTS MARTIN FORBK3 CO.. florists. 114 Wash. Main A-13. , jriowera for all occasions artistleallr arranged. I CLARKK BROS., florists. 31 Morrtsjon at. Main or A-1B06. Fine linwers aaa floral deal ma No branch stores. MAIN tlK; wrsalha. pUlows. 11 up. "K ' T ' 7 . MAX M SMITH florlt. 141 tta at. SWISS FU1RAL '. ti atwl UHML FtKKAL DlKKtlOKS Edward Botsaaa. Pre. W. 7. Hoi aaa. gsey. , a, a. Wee Vain, zsea, "EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets Vain 107. A-1HU at ; P. L Li Undertaker. EL 11th ani Hawthorn. Phones E 781. B-1883. Lady assistant. A. D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor 6267; 6808 t2d st,. Lents. Tabor (85: th st. and Foster road. Arleta, F. S. Dunning, Inc. s- East Side Funeral Director. 414 Alder st. Phone East 62. B-S52I. Dunning dt McEntee iino dJ? ntferiaker. a la averr detail. Broadway and Pine sta Broadway 430. A-4668. Lady assistant. PIEDMONT undertaking C- j. X 440. Pirn. KlUlngsworth and Kerb7. J. f. trutLaax c buw, Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. miller & TRACEY, Independent Fu- neral 11 rectors. Jrncea low as ize. 1. A-7. A. K. edif U0. EaatToBrcTlv: a aT I I aTV CU4 U. akiaa...i .aa& Lady attendant. Day and night serviee. q cAC Undertaking Co. Maun 41I, C)rtWto A-2221. Cor, id and Clay. UqmiAn East 0tb and Uiiaaa su namiilOn neral services Tabor 4111 R. T, Bvrnes. new residence establ'U foi win llama ava. Wdln 220. Will. ... -,,,., 02 Belmoai DICCZe Q6 OI1UUH at 2th , j MAUSOLEUMS .... River View Abbey.... Mausoleum Terminus Rlverview carllne, Taylor's Ferry road. For Particulars Inquire Portland Mausoleum Co. 1C Plttock Block. Brdwy 351. 'a VAULTS THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY. Foot Montgomery street. Tabor 2621. Steel reinforced concrete burial vauljk. Air tight, waterproof, everlasting. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS . 264-2I6 PhVifpe,0 tsas&ir" DLAE51NGSRANlTurSl 1 U 2Q7-3RP, ST. AT MADISON CKJdETKRT. Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 14. TV1. BUSINESS PROPERTY OC gT liKLENd. Columbia Co.. Or., corner lot 50x58. in center of town. Im proved. Rentlnar for 290 now. S2J00 cash will handle it. Apply Boom 12, 34614 washlnarton st. J600O will handle the 100x100 8. -W cor.. 12th. Hall sts. Terms. Owner. N-223. Journal. S'lOBK building, 00-6U2 Williams ave.. near Russell. East 2195. FOR KALE HOUSES 61 NEW ARTISTIC BUNGALOW ROSE CITT PARK. Larre. airy rooms, best of dumb ing, guaranteed furnsxe, fireplace. Dutch kitchen. Frencrr doors, oak floors in 4 rooms, finished in ivory and mahogany; decorated throughout; onen this week price $3150 K. gist u. half block north of carllne. Main 19 ah Kullrler 3240. hnllder 7-777 SNAF, $lo0 DOWN. $2200. Rose City car. neat i room bungalow. Fireplace, full basement, I laundry, elec. fixtures, gas. shades. fine lot. 60x115, good view, school and stores handy. Payments to suit; int. 6. Keys 400 Oregonian bldg. Mr. Igan. owner. wire- ,nt k'o7 TSh.'Ztit 1 . V W. .""1 ul,V Z'A I J7 . , . ' machinery, such as plow, harrow, disk. mowing macnine. tsy owner. Janson Curry. 1910 McKenna ave.. city. IOK tiAl.t 5 room modern bungalow. garage. 11. c. t arn, at a Darjf aln : small payment down. Would consider clear lot in good district for equity of $1000. 1831 Klickitat st, corner 72d. Marshall 15S0 week days. Take Mount Scot t car to My .4', rtle Park $1T0 FIRLAND ADD 5 R. MODERN. Large Lot. Fine Location. Terms. $1750 Woodlawn. 7 R. Modern. $2100 Portsmouth Ave.. 5 R. Modem. C1IA8. RINOL.ER. & CO. 228 Henry bid. HAWTHORNE DIST.; VERY FINE Modern bungalow, double construct ed. 50x100. all improvements, choice location. $3000. Terms. Tabor 2546. 8 ROOM modern, outside Portland; large lot, clear, $1600; part cash, or take farm mortgage. Owner, Milwau- kle Or.. Route 2. Box 407. FINE 10 room house, spiendid location lot 100x100. garage: lrvlngton. W. If. Herdntan, East 272. $300. $25 down, tt mo.. 2 room fur nished house, Karaen, chicken bouse. - 1 Tanor 4K57. J SNAP for $1000. Good 5 room house. 1 75x100 lot. 4 blocks south of Lents station. Call Tabor 6472 m ro2m. ounjtaiow. oaa $2000. Termn. Tabor 7868. FOR HALF LOTS i:r to date bunsralow. 687 V. 64th at. N.. lust north of Sandy blvd.; cost owner $3600; 7 rooms, furnace, fire- to I .1. ,,n ..ment hium.ni kantsMj I V 1 Ifjij . ilWHl W W W W VflWU IUIICU, Jl..m. Ats-naa t J Alt araaaeiln sarw a 4 vail bsaJ&llCtt 171 OH t Illy. D,UWef W A Dornoe VY Al 0311160 I 1 nei.ry Diop. wain -. r.. in ... , , a, a m a HOUSE FREE We have a 50x100 ft . lot. well worth $800. Tb.er Ik a j llWio UVUnfJ sa Bjfcss.avaw-.ai, ruain a etc. We will sell tbe whole thing for $800. Terms. 4109 cash, oaiance fie Vr "" Th Bro"g - Z7H te ! $27S 5oxl 0. N. W. cor. $7th and Bum j side sts.; $10 down, $5 per mo. Mais 4S I 10fjl. I lOOxlSO. cor. 2d and EveretU Owner. . T-205. Journal. 57 i 20 ACRES ISOO. Good soil and roads, running water, mail and cream route, SS miles from Portland; mile to good town and sta tion. If half cash paid, balance long time, no interest. See akerson, goocii a co.. 801 Stock Exchange Bldg. 4JA1CN feOAtlii COiOiNl, subdivided in S to 40-acre tracts, at 0 Per acre. 10 per cent cash, i years time for balance; under U. S. irrigation; landadapted to oranges, lemons, al monds, olives, alfalfa, etc. Write for booklet Condon Kealty Co.. Orlanu. Cai. Gibson 4 Half Acres Good soil, city water, doss la car line, easy terms; will build to suit pur chaser. Pbone Marshall 18 ar Soll woori 7. lohn H. Otrtwwi. owner. MUST be sold to aatisfv mortgage. acres at Garden Home located on electric road, only 4 blocks trom sta tion. Has sidewalks and buildings. If you are looking for a bargain aee owner at Karl Hotel, 20 "Broadway. CLOSE IN ACREAGE SNAPS. 12SIK) S acres, Powell Valley road. 91650 acres, bouse, barn, cultlvd. $4600 5 a. 72d St.; house, barn. etc. CHA8. R1NGLKR & CO.. 228 Henry bid. CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN raoonos near Portland. 2. t. 10 acre tracts, 886 to $200 per acre, easy terms. 24c Farland. 606 Yeon bids-.. Portland. East of Parkrose 2V4 acres, water, native trees. 91000, terms. S. P. Osburn. 618 McKay bldg. 10. OR 20 acres level loam. 0o round trio Portland, automobile mgnway; $100 per acre. Lot or automobile first rayment, 947 Belmont. CLOSEIN acreage; terms. FX-28S, Journal. VOtl SALE FARMS A REAL BARGAIN. 80 acres, about 20 acres under plow, 60 acres of land tillable when cleared, balance pasture with considerable timber on some of pasture land; 2 fine streams of water through placd. but creeks do not cut place up: barn 20x40 feet, 3 room house, wood ahed. root house- fine springs on the land that can be piped into house and barn; family orchard of one acre, which is bearing: within one mile of state road, Va mile to schoo), good neighborhood land is good quality clay loam; 7 miles from Washougal. miles from Cape Horn; price 1J500; term if desired. GEO. Y. MOODT CO.. wasnougat. wasn A. "" .A0' "Il J buildings, well fenced and cross fenced witht woven wire; on good road. R. K. creek on the north; good, black loa.u v s J s,s.csBarra.amasaj9 UVU AAU m A UVlUBsl son. rrice ls per acre: will tell whole place, or half of it. Terma half asn, taj. time at 6 per cent interest. Address J. E. Simanefc. Sclo, Or.. R. 1. FOR in ALE. ISO acres, fenced. 6 room house, barn, fine spring. Not mortgaged. Meadow. Will sacrifice for 7 per acre. rt-Vi, journal. SNAP 40 acres for sale, in Washing ton county, improved and stocked: good bldg., best of soil; must be sold at once. For information, call at No. Prescott st. Woodlawn 402. 10 ACRES Good soil. 10c fare to Port land: big spring of running water. new 6 room bouse, some timber, near station. Price $6000, Cash and terms. T-249. Journal. 40 ACRES, irrigated, seeded to alfalfa lies nice; $1600. terms." Address Ralh Cross, Prlnevllfe. Or. 4- 1 . . ana ctover pasture, gooo location 40-ACRE potato farm, close to Port land, all in cultivation. 2 sets of im- Srovements, finest kind of soli. wner, R. 1. Beaverton. ; FOR RENT FARMS 14 FOR RENT or sale, a 10 acre place witn a o room nouse ana gooa Dam. some young fruit trees; 14 miles from Gladstone station. Call Main 2596 Sunday and evenings. Madison farfc apt... week, days call Main 711, aaa lammu st. FARM for rent for cash; 90 acres un der plow, 195 wild pasture. If inter ested. write F. E. Wing. R. No. 1. wasnougai, wash. a w.,J 8 improved, fine orchard, close 0 Ross st. Phone C-2290. 20 ACRES in. 39 60-ii.R.20 fir x orchard; .'.r.. & iui ei. nuiui, HOrESTEADS vJ.t ; : : i-.'.r.r.r. win us away ig usuuib; a,ii appraise ments made by land office. U-195, journal. TWO first class homesteads within S miles of fine town: best of wood and water. Timber for all needed improve ments, rnone xator 4830. TIMBER 28 SO ACRES of timber in Linn county. Oregon, cruises 2,000.000 feet; price a ae a a a a r-r mvd w " EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE- Jg4 ACREAGE S20 ACRES level sagebrush land, good ..Ai". 1n A7," soil, in Franklin Co., Wash.. 6 mile 1 ,fl1"?ftJre' ,ZPV "r r.n1 TJ from railroad town, value $5000. clear. .SrTn di sa PTh! 'actlv1, inil. tn trade for imnroved acreara or rem Pring 191$. The active, eneri to trade for improved acreage or farm IZ -lit iwJL.Jfu' LI? m TBjufc Owner, 223 Skidmore st. 10 ACHiiS at iiarton. riaht on EaLa. cada electric; fine soil, living stream wood. -etc. W ill trade for house in Portland, or grocery. Main 27$ 7. or c;iia. S4B"R!joult' cr?g- nr """P 10 npiy. describe fully; give phone number. 272Joumai. FOh TKALB Two lots and 3 . room house, near Alberta, for house and lot on west side: pay oirrerence. Call H05 E. 2th st. north. THREE- lots In la Grande, $600 for lots in Portland. Westersard. Oa - we go. . CLEAR acreage, close in, to trade for good equity. 43$ Chamber of Com-I merce. tACHAfiUK jour thin g else. Swank. $01 xe,.r. bldg. If It'a Real Estate, Ixans or Insurance Bee NOKTHWEST KEALTl CO., szz cnamoer 01 v om merce Diog. FOR exchanges of ail kinds call or wrttA Kiliinrland. lnis chimiui n Commerce bids.. Portland. Or. FOR SALE or exenange. $1,40 eqnity In 4 room modern house in Lenta: trade ror auto, u-zjs. Journal. 60 ACRES with buildings for trade rent. Tabos $$54 evenings or MainlSTRONcl boy, 1$. to learn plterr 4 . 547$ days. I trade. Pacific Stoneware Co., $57 - 1 crT.rr r vr Tnr4,,A e fornia property. No commission. Woodlawn iiiv. u-z e e, journal , -l-i -i t, v 1 1.J cjivnaiiie iwr rui liana IPi lor orrice furniture. Kaat 74f4. ROOMING HOUSES 53 - TW0 BrST BUYS IN CITYr" HELP WANTED MIKC. 4 ' II II. K. rooms, rent $2 5-: $450. 10 H. K. rooms, good furniture. 3 1 blocks from P. O.. rent 12$; $350. L. A. Mall, biz Fsnama hldg. ROOMIKO house. nicely furnished good gurroundinrs, pleasant close-in lorallty. Onlr $400. Rent-$17. Call 306 couen wag I.USIXK8S OrPQ-TTraiTlKS 20 i - w . ? I. ' ... L"r.f."u o''sraa; business property. jfcw.BUyeu. Auma. vine, yjr. FOR DALE Small hardware Stack discount, no lease t buy; giro pbone nnmber. J-2e, journal, FOR SALE -Tailor ahop in Pendleton, uoiiinj kwu uu.iuc.s. Auaress ISQX I tnontn. Aiores fj-ti. wourrvai. -1$. Pendleton, Or U.vv.-. . i. tAZCT EXTRAORDINARY opening in-Port iana ror pnyoician. be Edward Kleint, 10b North 2d st. WANTED Good commercial photos;. I rtess; atnall amount required. ,4-4- Mnk., Viirth.. P.tm.1... .71 I " . , ' dress R-2. Joumsl. . FOR SALE Millinery - parlor, rood trade, small stock, soma fixturaa: Clieap. - TSDOf OVSOV FOR BALE Good 2 chair barber shop. iavu Ampin, i Algeria arc., ronini. PH1NT1NO PLANT It 0l ea. i,,m nap; nvesugata,- sit uekum bldg. BUS1XESS OPPORTUX1TIES 20 . (Continued) GROCERY BARGAIN. RKNT 1M ; CLimKs viXTfiREa. ' Fine location, good business, llvln orris. Will discount stock. b07Pit' rooms. tock block WANTED A good party to put up a hotel in a new town. For. informa tion write to L. Vadmaia, Blrkenteld, Or. . $2700 cash will buy a. good business that averages $160 to 400 a mont.t; can be made to nav mora. No agents C-228, Journal. PARTY would like to Interest investors in an invention of merit; deal direct with ' the Inventor; patent has been granted. M-2K, Journal. - WaNX grocery stock. Trade part or 10 A., sec, isl, Clackamas Co. Good roil, rolling, unimproved, close in. Oi E. Richmond st. WET wash laundry location In bU Johns for rent cheap. Wdln. 6082. BUSIXES OPPORTUNITIES WANTED 6H WANT to leas furnished hotel in small town or will trade 10 A. So. Dak, farm. W-205. Journal. MONEY TO LOAN 27 ItKAL EH TATE OUR Installment plan Is tbe best and surest method of paying a loan. $32.28 per month for 3 months, or 321.24 for 60 months, or 316.17 for months pays a' 11009 loan and interest, Other amounta ia sroDortlon. , We loan on improved city property. Or for building purposes. No commission charged. EQUITABLE BAVOS LOAN ASSN. 242 tstark et., Portland. Or. , MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real estate or for build- j ' ing purposes; very flexible contracts; no commisslona. 1 COLUMBIA LIFE A TRUST CO. i 202 Stevens Bldg. BUILDING loans on city or suburban property; money advanced as work: progresses. W. U. Beck. 315 Failing bldg. Main 3407. - - CASH paid lor mortgages, notes, con tracts ; mortgage loans, reasonable) rates. F. H. Lew I a. Lobby 4. Lewis bldg, MONEY to loan, I want large rancU, loans: money furnished without de lay. A. p. Adams, 607 Lumbermens bdg. 12UO to liu.000 On band for immediate loan. J. C. CORBIN CO.. Lewis bldg. 3200. 1600, I, 31500, 600O Your owa BOoqEsa & co ao Ger- terms. linger bldg, MONEY to loan tn amounu f ktlW to 15000 on city property. A. H. BKbu loi wrnnger niag. MONEY to loan; real estate mortgages bo t. Fred C King. 214 Spalding bldg. I HAVE 11400 to loan on first mort gage. K-37. Journal. ; " MONEY to loan. to a o . ng bldg. W. li. sielLa Co . 310 8naldl 320U. fibv. 3uu. Iitoo, l20e. llaoi. Fred W. German Co . 723 Cham Corn liooo to 36uo to loan, no oomntiasioo Principal. 8-117. Journal. - MORTGAGE loans, and 7. Louts Baioman Co.. 300 oak at., near ith. MONEY TO LOAN 67 CHATTELS SALARIES If You Need Money See Us SALARIES CHATTELS. Tnana made to nersons oa saiar as ' flxad income, on nouseheld furniture. plaaos diamonds nd ether persosai ,rPr.tjr: r,t".. , . . I Vltiai n .ia cnnlldantlal nrl vat . a.. Business i ... rVRTUlND LUAH CO. LieeBSMI 10a-1 37 DeHom Bid . KUKMiUKal MA LAM if LOAno. LOANS, All that la necessary to establlsa r wlln YV S utt you either owa furniture, nlanoa or that you ar working either will do. - COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO, v V LICENSED, 1T FslMns bids. HUME liNttTALLMLNT CO. ' - "s nrianluil hw mm Xm.r'imA man foe mu tual protection; money advanced on salary, diamonds, furniture, et& easy installments; legal rates; securities Durchaaad. 202 McKay bids. . Mala I purcnaseo. tvs seaway iiug. f msiu PORTLAND MKMEOIAL LOAN A'it KatAbUihul br Portland buala KstabUahed by Portland buala men to protect borrower. loans on uiamunuh. .s welht. LOANS WANTED 30 WANT to borrow $100, 1 year, good y security. 10 Call 80 Couch Mdg. '-.- FINANCIAL 51 1st and 2d mortgages purchased, also sellers' interest in contracts, or. sad " Wsh. H.- K. Noble t,iim!rniii hi iter SALESMEN watfited to take advantage . of the excellent opportunity to sell , bur line of nursery stock. Two months - ana and I '"IL.JJS'" 'I'l1 ffie Toood commission: tTte ter- ritory wanted by county. Salem Nur sery Co.. Kalem. Or. . SALESMEN We hav Just opened W a new tract of land in Bend, Or. We are selling lots at $50 to $100 on very treroposrn that 11111, y00 are wiUlrfg to work don't worry: rou can a:et tha busineaa. Uoodaom. mission, attractiva contract THE BRONG CO. I v 267 Vi Oak st. 1 11 pm an WOLKK & CO. reuulre- tbs services of thoroughly experienced I china and glassware packer; per ma - 1 nsnt do si Hon for one who can aualif f. I Apply Supt, office bet. and 10 Wed. I WANTED Today 4 boya with wheels work and good pay; splendid chancs for advancement. Call 252 Oak t Mt, I A. Moilennour. WANTED nrvt ciaas machinists. -. Oeilv man. that cairi turn nut accural wuia. lawu mvvijf otviauuua wis vki No. 4 Second at. ' - . - . y- -: , WANTED At once machine floor fere- I man for chair factory. Permanent I position. Northwest Chair company. Tacoma. wssh. ' - ' I WANTED 1 oung man for all around - - 1 wora in second nana iurniiure siore. ' eamwi sr. . . - t I Sherlock ave.. North. I MACHINE man and .cabinet makef ., I wanted, trreetana urnuure uo. v 1 Macadam st. I i.i ' . 1 wVi' IA I lUDfiu maui waniro io m4 nunaeii' tiseful around factory. 147 1st at. WANTED Plumb r for arua.ll job. at I barber tmop. 247 Conch st. - - HAWTHORN B AUTO SCHOOL 445 HAWTHORNE AVE. - WITH EACH FULL ENROLLMENT IN OUR KKOUIiAB AUTOXUBIUB I rrtttRflR WE OIVE A COMPLETE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION ON QAS LTRAfTTORH ABSOLUTELY KRER. OHEOON AUTO HCHOOL, - r. 42 BELMONT ST. . SPECIAL PROPOSITION . ' 1 FOR SPRING WORK. i t)AT ANI NIGHT ;i,AME8. BOON, mall clerk examinations m Portland: rtatnpjo quentions rree. r SV..I.M. In.tHute ITenL 1ST Vt tiuih. iatN Y ' i I e.. . .-1. ai -..1.. , V1 j lnations for government Jobs; ,7s I i. Start husirteja for yourself. i,V, I C. Garwood, lS7ifist at. . v . . I . ,.t- L- ii V t. ii.. 1k..'. L k.'.-.V J HJNi,ualK.h COMMERCIAL sCHuut I Broadwajl-Yamhill bldg,-. -Individual . I instrtiftlon-.. Posittoti when romneten1 - I tra ur-V nrkr aarlrt M . a.kmn . J. " I mos. membrrttp $L 412 Morrison i UNCA1.I.EU for tauor made suits $1 60 I HP. Tnvloe th tailor. 24t4 RurnaMa ; : iCoatiaued oa Vest 2?agt)