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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY; 21. 1917; 15 I .-I --i INFLUX OF SETMRS TO FARMS IN OREGON EXPECTED FROM EAST Large Ranches and - Equip ment In Great Demand by Prospective Lessors, . RENTS ARE FORCED UP Iaomii Za Trom ' $1 to 9 sr Acre " Onr lut Twt sad-May 8 Still Orsater. - 'Oregon farms will be better popu- . lsted witb the coming oi ipnng imi year than they have been for a long time, according to Wilbur F. Jouno of . Bitter. Lowe & Co. Mr. Jouno re ' ports that during the past three months he baa done over $20,000 worth of busineaa In renting and leasing Oregon farms. "And," he contlnuea, "I have no doubt that other farm land of the state are Just as much In de mand as those listed with thi com pany." Small farms; says Mr. Jouno, are not under any unusual demand, nor la there any (phenomenal Increase In the number of sales, but for well equipped farms of 160 acres or more, there aro more prospective renters than there are farms to supply them with. : "Farm rentals all over the state have been forced up," Mr. Jouno said. "Lead that has been renting for sev eral years at $5 an acre la now going readily at 6 and 17. "A great deal of the demand cornea from eastern states, notably Iowa and Indiana and Is the result of good ad- - vertlslng. There Is also, apparently, a general back-to-the-soll movement be cause of. the Increased price of all foodstuffs and the failure of wages to keep pace with the cost of living." Ileal Estate Transfers. Ls iirelhurst Co. to C. N. suttner, I 1. . 8, 4, B. 10O, LaaraUwrtt , .$ 8,900 Grace I. Huston to Agnes 1. Angell, L. 16, B. 6, Burrage Tract. 10 CAsrles P. Little and wf, to A. M. Glenn, I 6, B. 12. Irrlngton Hta 10 Mary D. Com moo and liu. to Ilaael I. Obarles. L. 1. 2. 8. R. Rwnun park Hartmaa Thompson to Ambrose F. Bonner, L "B," B. 44, Parkrose H. L, German and wf. to John W. Campbell, U 6, 10, 11. B. 7, Mil- 'ley's Add., N. V4 L. 1, 2, B. 6, City , View Park. L. 8, B. 66, Woodstock. U 18, 8 2. Bhlnn's Add John W. Campbell and wf. to H. L. German at al. L. B, 10, 11. B. 7, H1I-lei-a. Add.. N. H L. 1, 2, B. 8. Olty View Park, L. 5. B. . Woodstock. I 15, B. 2, Solon's Add 6turt Mattry and wf. to Herman Loest. L 8, B. 3. Wltton A. W. Flhij toI. B. Kauffman, W. H L. 7, B. 3, Kauffman'a Add Frederick Luscher and wf. to Estes Sne oeeor. Tract on 8. line of Columbia River highway Fred A. Jacobs "and wf. to Martin Joo asen at al. L. 8, 10. B. 12, Berkeley.. Sheriff to L. B. Wooster. portion of B. 81 Ooucb'a Add. and B. B, Gold smith'! Add Marietta Realty Co. to P. Marracci, L B, B. 7, Rweeney'a Add Bretyn Flaher to R. 8. Ilgb, U 13, B. 8. Lent. Thomas Orvilla Moateltb to Shall R. Monte! th, W. H of 10x15 rods In ; Hampton Kelly I). L. C I. 0. Roberta and wf. to Mary Alice t Roberta, L. 11, B. 27. Boll Crest.... John Nolce and wf. to W. H. Rosa, W. of 3 acrea In Sec. 7, T. 1 8., R. 2 B.i and Sec. 12. T. 1 8.. R. 1 B Golden. West Co. to Portland Homes Co., S. 10. B. 1. Kenllwrrth Add Victoria Larson t al to John P. Shot &p well et al, L. 4. B. 3-'. Alameda Park Add., L. 18, B. 8, "Wilbur too Add Frederick A. Krlba to Title A- Trust Co., I'. 1, 2, B. 17, Council Great Park.... Lewis Jones and wf. to Arthur J. Carl son et al. part L. 8, In Tract "B," l 1,160 10 10 10 10 10 800 4111 s3 10 It 10 10 10 1 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 smith's Add Louis P. Bono et al to Gtutave R. Rruere-et al. W 4, and N. 10 ft. L. 8. B. 12, Goldsmith's Add Title Trust Co. to Frederick A. Krlbs t il, L. 1, 2, B. 17, Council Crest Park - Peter J. BandTlg and wf. to James B. Fenk, L. 0, B. 4, Bralnard Tract James B. reak and wf. to O. K. Meade, L. 6, B. 4, Bralnard Tract J. L. Harper to Anna M. Harper, L, 23 to 80. Inc., B. 78, West Portland Park Karl Lenotoardt and wf. to Albrecht Fischer et al. W. 83 1-3 ft. L. 3. B. 1, Bungalow Glade W. G. HOlford and wf. to Peter A. Mc Donald, L. 2. B. 14 Altamead Peter A. McDonald to Ben F. Roberta itiLU 2, B. 14, Altamead Ethel Foster and bus. to W. J. Patter son et al, nnd. 1-3 Int. In H Int. la following: L, 23, 24, B. , Arleta Park No. 4 10 tsetae . tntnsmore, saminlstratrlx, to John T. Pond et al, L 4, B. 19, South St. Johna 400 W. D. Smith to R. L. Hickman, L. 8, 9. , B. 1. Bralnard 1.S0O :W. D. Smith and wf. to O. V. Badley, It. S, 0, B. 1. Bralnard l.BOO H. C - BJttenour and wf. to H. Tracy Hard man. L. 14, B. 82. &unnyelde .Third Add. 2,500 n uusm u. nyan ana wt. 'to F. H. Kearney et al. L. 12, 13, B. 128. Cnl- varalty Park Add. . . 10 voesrer . Slier, executor, to w. H. Warren, U 24 B. 1, Laorelwood 200 , d. Foster ana wr. to Margaret Dra per, Li. 10. B. B, Morgan's Sub. 10 a. a. Breinoacn m u u. Darls, w. W 2-8 ft.- L. 1, 2. 3, B. 2. Sunnyslde. 1 L. O. Da?la and wf. to George p. Rlech tra, W. 69 2-8 ft. I. 1, B. 2, Sunny aids 1 George T.' Rtecbers and wf. to U a Da vis. W. 08 2-8 ft. L.. 1 2. 8 R r Bunnyatde 1 V. a. Davis and wf. to A. B. Stetnbach. W. 86 2-3 ft. U 2. B. 2, Snnpyalde. . . 1 BaLMing Permits. Ma Chas H, Tracy Krect i maty frame woodrtied, 6203 Woodstocs sre., corner 63d vet: H. WagsUff, boilder, 875. v H&jrr Pederson -Erect 2 atory frame dwell . "( 774 IQet at., between Fremont and Beach: B. U , Lavrgey, builder, 82000. T.. B. Wlnahlp Srect 1 atory frame dwell ing 121 B. Oourti. between 41st and 42(1: builder, same, 63SOO. .TerwUUger -Land Oo. Repair 8 story brick ordinary -clothing etsre, on Morrison between 1st and Utki Groocork A Boo, builders, A450. Geo. F. Barring er Greet frame garage. 75 B. 84th; bnlloer, aame, 81O0. II. A. Mann Repair 1 story frame waaon bed loio fi. Alder, between 7th and 76th; builder, atn, SSO. Marie B. Hlli Brect 1 story frame aback. l.V Clackamas, between 60th and 61st; Eaat Side Carpenter SboM builder, $100. Hexter A Strauss Repair 3 atory fire proof reinforced concrete store. 3-0 Morrison, between Park and West Park; the Elevator Supply ft Repair .Co. builder; $1000. ": P. Mxildee Revair 1 story frame dwell ing. 672 R 13th between Knott and BUD too; : IVwn Beal, builder. fl.VX Corbett estate Alter 10 story flrepmof steel frame office building. 8. K. corner Fifth and s Morrison; Aotone Teller, builder, 8700. . Realty Associates Alter and Repair 4 story brick ordinary building' (store and. offices), 160 4th et. between Morrison and Yamhill T. B. rVHtcllbs mmer. biilWer. t?10. Pain InSlde, DheKimatlsm, : Baokatshe. Arty Local . . Paln.-.' , fxsfrl as) rTopbajp - AUcocrs, - I C vV.--!xi?SaSir'"-i'CT WOMEN'S AID OFFERED A BY SUFFRAGE LEADER f " . '.j i H ; f ' 1 1 - 4 1 Ik: ! 1 ' uy r Pi - i I j ; V jl I ':r. I 1 -if ' J 6 - I Ite - li KTSS.AIJCB-CAKETTTE-RJ New Torlc, Feb. 21. A resolution adopted by the New York State Women's Suffrage party offering "its full organization in every assembly district for any work he may desig nate" has been presented to Governor Whitman by Mrs. Norman de R. "Whitehouse. The resolution states that "the European war has shown that women in war as in peace are essential to the life of the nation." Everywhere in this city and state women are preparing to serve the na tion in the event of war. I The New York city committee of the Congressional Union for Woman Suf I f rage has fallen Into line, and ite ' chairman. Miss Alice Carpenter, has 1 announced that, if necessary, work for mo vote wouia oe put asiae ror patri- World Potato Crop Large Despite War Washington. Feb. 21. (I. N. S.) The production of potatoes in France, Great Britain, Italy, The Netherlands, Canada, the ' United States and Japan amounted to 1,053,209.000 bushels in 1916. according to a cablegram received by the bureau ofcrop estimates today from the International Institute of Ag riculture in Rome. This production was 86.4 per cent of last year's crop. Aus tralia's wheat crop for 1916-17 was M0.3 per cent of the previous crop or 143,487,000 bushels. Bend Wants Lodge Of Its Own Elke Bend, or., Feb. zi. steps prepara tory to formal application for charter for an Elks lodge In Bend will be taken this .evening. Prao ileal! y all material to be presented asking for a charter has been assem bled. Many assurances have been given to local petitioners byrnem bers of the lodge In larger Q?hters that they will give their7 assistance In securing for Bend a charter aa soon as it Is possible. The Best Habit In The World is the habit of . health. The way to get it it to train your bowels, through the Ihrer, to act naturally, at a fixed time, erery day. Take one pill regularly (more only if necessary) ontil you succeed. Then you can' stop taking them, without trouble or annoyance. Tbi lias bea th good-Aealth-rule for 50 yearsv , , Colorless face oft sat sWw tb absence) of Iron la th blood. Cartels Iron Pills will belp this concDtion. 1 1 pills : tlTTLl IIIVErt j PILLS Wealthy :Publislier Sued for Divorce Cruelty Za CbargwA Acataat WQIlaiB VsHim Cbaptai; S 7Us4 Salt Zact - sTvptanbar Cnarglaa! ixtraTagane. San Francisco, Tab. ZI.-(U. P.) -Suit for divorce has been, filed here against VfTimam- ; Wallac V Chapin, wealthy newapaper publlahen y Cath erine Grey Sunderland Chapin,. whom he married less than two yeara ago. She charges cruelty. ; tst September Chapin filed suit for divorce, but withdrew it a, few lays later. He charged hia brido witn wholesale - extravagance, and declared she bought so many luxuries without conaulting him that creditors finally attached his bank account and hia au tomobile. - S -" .: ' . ' OREGONIAN WILFULLY : misrepresents; TEXT OF TAX LIST MEASURE -. . . (Coo tinned From Page Ooe.) county taxpayers can atlll be mulcted for five publicationa of the delinquent list, when the law requires only four. Under the , Forbes bill dishonest newspapers in ' Coos county ' again can conspire to swindle the county out of $11,600 for publication which coats the papers only $2000. Under the Forbes bill taxpayers all over the state will continue to be at the mercy of newspapers which are out for the graft Incident to the publica tion of the delinquent tax lists. . OregoBian Can Repeat. Under the Forbes bill, "an honest. meritorious and square dealing meas ure," the Oregonian will continue to pick the pockets of Multnomah taxpay ers. If .the conditions which prevailed in 1889 were to arise again, the Ore gonian, under the Forbes bill, might once mora . wring - from Multnomah county $80,17 for a singlo year's pub lication of the delinquent tax lists. The Forbes bill provides for mail notices to delinquent taxpayers but this means little, for In the great ma Jorlty of Oregon counties it has been the practice to send out sucn nonces in addition to the publication of the delinquent lists. Under the Forbes bill the delinquent taxpayer who has re celved tho mail notice will still find his name in the published list unless he has paid up in the meantime. Bill alvem raise Halo. In a newa article on the first page of the Oregonian laat Sunday these state ments appeared: Attorneys in the house agreed that the act (Forbes bill) Is the most sci entific and the most economical in ef fect in any state in the Union. Forbes gave the subject careful attention for several weeks while he had the bill in the judiciary committee of which he is chairman. He studied the laws of sev eral other states and incorporated the best features of ach one In the bill." The full text of tab Forbes bill is given below. With the exception of the portion which appears In blackface type. It is identical with the lavw al ready on the statute books. The por tion in blackface is the total product of the weeks of profound study and re search which Representative Forbes gave to the subject. mil Text of BUI. Following is the bill: "Section 1. That chapter 275. gen eral law of Oregon of 1911, as amended by section 1 of chapter S01,' general lawa of Oregon of 1913, be amended to read as follows: "Bectlom 1. Within SO days after taxes become delinquent each year, the tax collector shall send to each person, firm or corporation shown la the tax roll as owning real or per. sonal property therein, on which the taxes for snca year have not been paid, notice containing a brief de scription of such personal property; which notice shall also specify the amount of taxes due and delinquent on said real or peraonal property and ths rates of interest and penalties applicable thereto. Eacn notice of do Unquent taxea on or charged agatnat real property shall also com tain a statement of the data on or after which a certificate of delinquency may bo leaned, aa provided by law. Tno tax collector a hall send tho no tice in each inatanoa, by mall, to tho last known address of the person, firm or corporation shown on the tax roll aa owning such delinquent taxea. "Four montha after the date when taxes charged against real prop erty are delinquent the tax collector shall cause to be published once each week for four successive weeks in the newspaper or newspapers seiecteu by the county court to publish county court proceedings under the provisions of section 2902 of Lord's Oregon Laws, a notice stattng a description of the several parcels of real property upon whih taxes are delinquent, "the amount of taxes, and the name of the owner, If shown upon the tax roll. and a statement that six months after such taxes are delinquent, a tax cer tificate of delinquency will issue therein, as provided by law. Such notice shall be published for a price not exceeding the price prescribed by section 2903 of Lord s Oregon Laws. "The tax collector shall forthwith cause to do postea -a copy of the printed notice in four public places in his county for four weeks, com mencing four months after the date when such taxes' become delinquent. and shall file in the office of the county clerk of Ms county a copy or such notice, with a certificate in dorsed thereon setting forth that such notice had been posted in four public places in his county," as hereinbefore provided; provided, however, that in counties of 100,000 or more inbabi tants the county court of said coun ties, sitting for county business, shall cause said delinquent tax list to be published in two dally newspapers of general circulation, which newspapers shall have a circulation of more than 10,000 bona fide, sworn and ascer tained circulation, which newspapers shall be published and circulated in said county, and that each newspaper so published shall be compensated at the rate of two cents per column inch nonpareil type for each 1000 of actual bona fide and ascertained general clr eulation, said column to be not less than two Inches wide; provided fur ther, that the provisions of - this act shall not apply where the. amount of tho taxes so delinquent, against any parcel of real property is Jess than J1.00." ; Beeatlfat adait plash or Broadcloth eaakeW a hebBiag, eutaide box. hearse, two aatos sad serv leas for....... Funerals if desired for $30. $40. $60. Higher priced funerals In proportion. We mannfaetare cask eta Lady ' assistant.: , BeaoUfuJ - faneral Chanel. MILLER & TRACEY ' IadcDenderlt rnneral Ttlreotnra. Waahlngtoa at Ella St. (bet. aotn and 51 t) west eiue. ,: . Mai ZS97, A-TS&S.4 FUNERALS DaiiislxWdst Indies4 ! Legislation Passed Washington, Feb 21. (L N. S.) The senate yesterday afternoon passed the bill appropriating $35,000,000 for the purchase of th Danish West In dies and providing for a provisional form of government. There was no roll call. ffy The blllVhas already passed the house. I' Hearj Quake Is Registered. Xawrence,ATi, Feb. SI. (I. N. S.) The heaviesC earthquake record in years was registered at 2:35 o'clock yesterday on the seismograph at Kansas university, according to JF. K. Lester, head of physics department. Disturbance occurred 1700 miles south, east, probably in Guatemala or the re gion of northern South America. NEW TODAY MORTGAGE LOANS Os !xBproved city and ssborbaa pre pity at kveat ratae. Xa delays. large Lease, special Sates. a. x. BzanjELi. co. t IT-81 9 Mortbwestara Baoa Bid. Marshall 4114. A-4UI. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-3 Oregon Tavertxnent at Mortrags Oo Offices flOa-4 170 3d AUCTION SALES TOMORROW HOUSEHOLD goods at auction: sale at 10 a. m. Geo.. Baker & Co. Masonic Temple bldg., YamnlU at West Park sts. iriACCCCinKI A I A t,!P 1US1NESS directory! AOOOKPIOM glXATOHt UaUiS.riICiilitt. buttonbola, buttoao coverSSj scoprdloa, saa burst, aide anS boa p lasting, all work promptly and aarUtactorUy attend: to. i. Krabta. S6 Alder at., epp. ulda. Wart-man- aV Kln. ACCOUmON,-KKiaal AK1 BOX flATINO, HKM611TCHINQ, BRAIDING; BUTTON BOLK& BUTTONS COV1CUKD. EASTIRN KOVaXTT MyqCO.. SH TM. B'WAY 00. AOATZ UUTl'lM ki. 187. Utg. Jeweler. Kxpart watcasaakara. Miller's. SaVi Wo.. bat. B'way and fuk BLAirXBOOX SJtZIU DAVIS A UOLUAM, iAC, 100 2d aU Blaak- book manatarturers. A-3183, Mala 183 BKAE3 AXD MA OB IKE WORK! UAKflCU'S Brass Works. Brass f-asUoxs aati macnine woras. loo n. ecu at. srwaj X34A CARPET CLEAMIHO HUFF m& rum old carpets rag rag. Carpet cieaoJnc. Nor tb- wst Hug Co., 188 TC. 8tn. E. SS0. B-12W. JOXCK BROS., Electric OanioS wwrks Car pets cleaned and laid; retltuaa our epecutty. Eaat 440. B-1SW3. 204 K. 1.J St. N. CHTROFRACTOES I WANT lot new psueuta u; March 1. Cbroaic net who set c relief from medicine p re ft wd. 8ecial offer Uuriog ITebruary. tea examination with this ad. W. O. Vow ell. 314- S14 Panama bid. Hour: 10 to 12: 1 to 6. CHIROPKAC10HS DOING AWAY witb' Biedlclnea aad opera t loos. ratlcnta denabted wits ti?-itn re to rain g witboot drags or scars. Dr. MeMsboa maklsg good si treatments, iio. u-ciear ciag. ana sanitarium. CONTRACTOBS AND BPTLOEBS ObKAtt HL'BEit. Geucral Contractor. 22S Bber lock bldg. BKAVY teama. all kinds of work and plowing. exeeYatlns: Woodlawn or specialty. 126S Union N. Woodlawn 4977 COAL AND WOOD Fulton Wood Co. 1300 MACADAM ST. Dealers In rreeo and dry alabwood. Phooes Main 7890. KAST 2041 C-1224 National Fnel Co.. 4 ft, block wood. S4.5W. slhl.wood. $3.25; A-l oordwood. $.7o; sawed bktrkwood X5 load: dr alabwood. II. Z; areea tkbwood (3 loads) 32,75 load; cordwood. A. DRY slabwood $4.25. Green latwxi $2.7S. A- 1 fir 33.T5. Coal IH.JO op. stsln boos. A-Z4IO. NEEU A r'ABK All kinds of green and Arj 4- ft. fir for aale. 306 Wate.- at. m-khw. A-4Q4I AD P loel Co. Small orders oir apevial i D Ji ty. 409 TJoion ave. W. gist 4M. DRY shipyard block wood, 19-Inch cut, cheap. t'none fcet sw. DOO AND CAT H06TITAI. DK. G. H. UU'fHJIAN, VKTEKINAR1AN, Uoa. pltal 41B E. 7th st. Eaat IS I. n-iwu. EDUCATIOKAI. DXKCLXG WANCHtSTttt Uanclug Academy, t&A 5th St. bet. Stark and Oak. special rates, a private lessons, $2; morning, sfternocn, evening; sll biteat dances coaranteed; claa Tbaradaj. Sat nrday evenlnss. T-:80. Broadway 2160. LAW B0H00LS OKKtiON LAW SCHOOL, A thorough, praetlc- al course in law. UedUtlons aveninga. Main 077. Alisky 'jldg. MTT6IC BCHOOLS AI TEACHERS al TU1 IbLriORN VioUn Uscber. papll Sercis. 207 rieidner bldg. Man MH l- l'BOF. T. . LAWSON Isno lessons st your borne. 60c. Phone Tit j S3. KAGT1ME piano plajl in lo to lessons. "Chrlstenaon's Ryst-." 412-13 .olnmbls Md. AIX. STRING PIANO. KOLXEN'BBCK. 4.V82. Inntraments famished.' Msin EYE. EAR. HOSE. TH30AT. LTTMOS TKtA14ik.NT by specisllst; glataes titled. Lrr. F. F. Cassedsy. BIT Dekum hide 3d A ffa. FntE INSURANCE PACIFIC bXATfcS l'iKfc. INSURANCE only Oregon fire' ipunraoce company. CO., TLtrry rtjob aid sis rtjo Send Us Your Old Carpets MIFF wei Hade from old Ingrain, Brussels. Ax minster. Smyrna. Also rsg ruga, all slaea. Mall orders prompt. Send for booklet. Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, etc 0x12 rasa, steam or electric cleaned 91.09 8x10 ruts, steam or felectrio cleaned Tbe WESTERN FLUrr RUG CO. 64 Union see. N. phones East SMS. B-14T5. rraITg8E RKPAIS AJTD VTHOLBTEKJIta MULTNOMAH Furniture tiotpltal, S54 3d at. Kxpert mattress making. Main 4. FTOXACES Boynton Furnaces Economical, effectual. Front and Market. C Bayer Co.. UNION ATE. Sheet Metal Work. Furnaces ln stslled: repairing. 411 Union ave. K. 411 HAIR OOOrrS AP H AXE PRE8aH$ Q FtbVET UANEBUT, leading wig Mil loo- vpee makera; finest stock nomaa but goos; aairdreseing,- manicsruig, face ana soup -alp treat aroaslway. Kent. Kemoved to 849 Aioer. near pi MATTSESH8 OLD mattreesea and feather beds made into sanitary folding rorma; leataers renovated, Folding M. Co.. 508 WilMama ava. H. 6874 MTMEOORArHar-T arpXTISaAyHCTO MIMEOGRAPUIXG, Clr. Lcttara. V. E. Finser A Co.. lac, 283H Stark. Mala M1. A-1200. yHTfllCIAHS - -' " DR. B, A. PHILLIPS. AUakr bH. Aathaaa, Kervoosneaa. Proata'.te Trouble. Rhenasatlaaa. - . PLtratBIMg BTiTPLTIS - RETAIL FLCMBlNa SUPPU&3" Fleming, ill 4th St. TRUSTERS AVD ENORAVEXS THK.1VX PfcUJto JCilN M. MANN . 882 Stark St. - Broadway 4Q8. A-Song RAZOR BLADES BgARFEHEP SAFKl'lC raaora abarpeaed. all kinda, 25e Ts2 SOe per doarn 146 d St.. near- Mwrfaa) RTTRBER STAMPS AITD GTALS ALM Steneils, Trsde Cbtrk. tu-ass Slgaa. -. PACIFIC COAST STAMP VtORCS 231 Wssbingten st. Main 710. A-S714 8HXXT 3fTAX, WORKS I KtPAIKiNti tin aad vravel roofs. Jacob LoalT S10 lat at. Fbene Main 14X4. THEATRICAL AITD - MA8QTJTKADE OOOCS CUMTUUliS for rent w auk, Portland UutUUM bnw, 208 Broadway. Marshall 1M7. t ' - TA3fgnrR AJTD gTORABS ! Oregon Transfer Co. 1 BsUblUked 1S70. I Transfer and Korwardliig Agests, Storage Ftee Trackage. Office and Btarage 47 GlUan 1st.- . ltb and Oltsan. Main f. A -44 00 ALWAV8 "fltk" THK BEX UOCbKQuLU GOOD8 spccuuan srage. raruag. Shipping and Moving. Ilcrae or Aste Vaaa. special rreignt ratei to au poinra, C O. PICK TBANSFBB A 8TOHAOB CO Sd and Pine. -. B-adway 600. A-1BW s TOWTX SoTTtY " l OHTLAltuaUry f.. lor ui-uiapL. efOclsot 8rn.. rDoo'tuteTway io, a -44 iu. TTPEWajTEB KPafBryo WE repair aud reballl sll luasea.'-Jtioyai TvpV writer Agency, 3CA2 Krsrk at. Mala tan. WCT- WASH tATlXPaUtg ClNTKAJ. wat waab, 2tt iba. hc'.fsw Kaa ?4. B-27M. JOBBERS WHOLESALERS SAjrrrABT wurxp sags l. SHANK CO. HZ JiuN X BT. WOOD PTB POBTLAND WOOD flPfc CO. . Kactary sua otnte Twsr 4ttt and Yr ftn. yals S4y MEETING NOTICES 41 WASHINGTON. Lodare. No. 48, A. F. A A, M.--M embers and their families are invit ed to attend the annual eel ebration of Washington's birtndav tomorrow (Tnurs- Brother D. Solia Cohen will deliver an address, subject. "The Day and tbe Man." Program will includa musical and other Interesting numbers. Order w. M. J. H. RICHMOND, Secretary. No. 77. W. O. W.. will li'CIT.iVJ noia aa open menins Tiaay evening, .pro gressive 600. in charge or a committee oi la dles, will bo the fea ture of the eveninx. V. G. CHESSMAN. C. C. J. o. WILSON, trierx. in HlUUUL,An MJUilliU I 111 2? ( Wodn e a d a v) eveninx. Bast Slxtb and Alder ats. Visitors cordially invited. Third oegree. GEORGE T. ANDREW'S. N. G. W. W. TERR. Sec. EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons. Pins, chorms. jaerer tro.. iii-i n. marriages, Blrtbs. Deolbs. MAK1UAGE LICENSES Cbarlea S Spencer, 70 Cornell south, and Lottie Stanlels. aame address. . Benjamin E. Utter, 214 lVtb at., and Grace Lkuer. same address. J. O. McLeoo, 0716 41st are. 8. E-, and Mand Loess. 084 East Emerson st. Cbester O, Lasreson. Oregon City, aad Myr- tla li. Heodemm, 229 Bast oOtn St. Jesse L. Hoock. 113 Bomboit street, d Ma- be! O. Aostin. 1190 Montana ave. liLOOlNGAMsVISITING CARDS II.G.SMITH &CO.Morf inBldl UKbod suits tor rant, ali sixes. UaUQUO Tailortnar U.. 0 KtarK sc. BIRTHS YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. Harry a TsuBg, 14S I Jessap at., Feb. 11, a daagbtar. H EG Bis- TO Mr. and Mra. Alexander Q. Hegea, 839 Nelson St., Feb. 12, a son. FLKOEL lo Mr. and Mrs. Anstin r. rtegai. lsio S. 18th St., Feb. li, m aaugntar. JOHNSON To Mr. snd Mra. Victor H. Jobn- . son. 6014 4tb at. B.. Feb. 13, a son. GBBR To Mr. and Mra. W. BoTjOeer, SS E. ana St., eu. ir, a son. DEATHS AND-FUNERALS 75 NUL At the residence of hia daughter, Mrs. August Laoge, S75 Wasco street, Kebrusry Zl Jooatban Bice KeU, law SO Tears 20 Osyi, rrcrband of Felicia R. Neil and father of K- L. Neil of Ketchikan, Alaska, and Mra. An- aust Lanae of this cltjr. Ibe funeral services will take place at the cooserratory chapel of I tv East Bide Funeral Directors, 414 Kaat Al- ayr street, Tborsday, Febroary sz, at 3 p. ru. r'rleode invited. Services at the grave private. l'.esre omit flowers. CARNEY February 20, at the residence. 1033 tiaaaalo street, Uenrua Carney, aged 77 yeara. beloved nnsoana or Mrs. Mary Carney, father of Mra. H. C. Weber. Mra. J. P. O'Hara, Anna and Tfaooas O. Carney. Funeral will take place from the above residence Thursday, February 22, at 8:80 a. m.. thence to St. Francis church. Kaat Twelfth and Pine streeta. wfeere mass will be offered at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment Moont Calvary cemetery. S1N: February 20, at 264 Page ft., I -on lite K. Blna, saed 90 years, beloved daughter of Mra Anna Bins, and Mster ox Arthur olne. The funeral will leave tbe above residence to- nonow (Thursday). February 22. at 8:43 a. in., thence to the Immaculate Heart of Mars cm arn. corner crtantoa ana w uuacna ava. wiere serrlcM will be held at S o'clock. Friends are invited, lutennent Mount Calvary cenctery. BUCKLEY At the family residence. 447 R CCl . V !Vl -or nMi llnU. seed 28 years ft months 24 daya. Beloved eon of Mr. and Mra. Charles A. Buckler. Funeral eel rices will be held at Hoima-n'e funeral puiors. 8d and Rulmon sis., st 2:M p. m. toiiorrow (Thursday K KpNmary 22. Friends in vited, interment ruverview. cemetery. KoKNHlwR At tbe family resldanca, 012 Mis- sonrt ave., February 21, Sophie Marte Anne, dsuahter or ur. and airs. Lpoid Kornticr Froferal serviora 3 p. m., at the icaldence. I o- tcmest Rose City cemetery. Friends may (hone Chambera Co. for further Information. II AST! B February 20, Mrs. Charity Haatie, aged r2 years, beloved mother of Birdie Hastie. Funeral aerlces will be held at Dun ning A McEntee'a rbsiiel. Thursday, February 22, at 11 a. m. Friends invited. Interment kivervlew Cemetery. MABRS In thla city, February 19. at her lata residence, 1005 bast Twenty-fourth street norm, Elisabeth K. Marra. aged 76 yeara. The remains are at tho residence establishment af J. P. FlnJey A Son, Montgomery at Fifth. BUCKLEY W. Harold Buckley, son of Mr. et their residence. 44T Bast Twenty-third street north, Tnesrsy sfternoon st 6 o'clock. MILLBft John Miller. 22 . 24 th sU N., Feb: 16. m years, old see. BROTBN Hana Broten. 335 Haaaalo St., Feb. 16. 34 years, accidental fall. SCOTT Lee W. Scott. 40 E. 86th st- S., Feb. 10. 1 year, diffuse bronchitis. A PPLEGATB Walter B. Applea-ate. gt. Tin cents. Feb. 17, 30 years, multiple infraction or lunge. OBIMM Herman Grimm, Good Samaritan, Feb.! 17. 11 years, abscess of lea. OTTTJ8HOM Genevieve M. Ottuabom. 160 Al berta St.. Feb. 17. 1 year, broncbe psaamonla and meaaiea. THOMAS George H. Thomas, Portland Sanita rium. Feb. li, os yeara, 1 rr.onla and dllltafloo of heart. 8 W ENQ KLi Samuel Sarengel, 923 S. Hayes St., reo, 19, do years, caraiac amtauon. HERBERT Leanors O. EX Hergert, 1082 C. 23d St.. Feb. 16, 1 year, laryngeal-, diph theria. HOWARD Thomas H. Howardi 441 TB. 20th at. H.. Feb. it, Bi years, arterio scKtobIs. FLORISTS MARTIN FORBES CO.. florists. S4 Wash. Main li. A-1I. Flowers ror an occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE EKOS florists. ..7 Morrtawr st. Main or-A-1 805. Fine flowers floral designs. No branch stores. t. Main or-A-l 805. Fine flowers and MAIN S116; wreaths, pillows. $1 up. MAX M SMITH fiort. 141 mtt SC. SWISS KI.OHAI. Miia rt!ftn. Ft NKKAli III n Eol Ota r P. FIN LE Y 4k SOiJ. Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. ION PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J. vxivoawui. a. u iic;a at uirwiur ' TV Wfllll. 4949, C-1165. Kjllingsworth and Kerby. - 1 11 - MILLER A TRACEY, Indepeaaent Fu- nersVrjirectors. Priceaj low ss $20 40. $$0. Wash, st Ella. M 2t.A-7it5 A M 7o br P.a ? Yf. n in i-uiiui wi 'tw: juss. oiots Lady attendant. Oey and night service 0pAXs VindertaKtrrgo. Aiain 4ls. a2ii. - v;or 10 ana t.iaiv Hamiitpt East It 0th and U linen. Fu neral eer vices TaOor 4211 Breeze & Snook IVU1- -FUNERAIi DIRECTORS Kdwsrd B W 3. Bel Balsua, 8eey. i. Warlala, Treaa. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' Lady Assistant Third And , Salmon ' Streets Mala 507; A-.1U1. Undertaker, E. 11th ani Hawthorne, Phones P Tt. B-lft8 Ladr assistant. An D..Kenworthy. Co. Tabor 51 C7i f 80S ld it, Leptsf Tabor J ease: aetn J. ana r oster rf a. rwt. F. S. Dunning! Inc. phonic itain lenslEaat Side Funeral Director- 414 V Alder at Phone Eaat SI. B-Zili. Dunning & McEntee VtfnriTn every detalL Broadway and Pine eta. iroaaway .jo. a-4b. ijaioy ninnny H. T.' Byrnes, new residence eatavbi u tei wiiuama ave. wom iif. w-a 5 tAUSOLCM3 r. River View lAbbey . . . , Mausoleum I Terminus Rivorview car line. Tsylora-Ferry road. . '. For Partlcuiara lnattire , .1 CSt Plttoek Block. Brdwy SSL VAULTS THENATIONAL VAULT COMPArff. r ooi saonigvraery street, xaoor Jiail. Steel reinforced concrete burial vauli. Air tight, waterproof, everlasting. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS . 24-2 4tn si., opp. city nail. Mam fftlft. Philip Nea A Bona, for memorials. KpBLAESING GRANlTtfl LJJ Q-JKU. 31. X I r1ADI5UN CKMXCTERX Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 14 r-l. BUSINESS PROPEICTY OC GROCERY MEN ATTENTION. 100x100 on paved street near iuno tlon point, 2 story frame building, modern; larce wareroom. xaraxe. faod shed, wagon shed and extra modern 4 a waia ww !. s , a,a-a e? ao,wa. lUTVit-va suvu 11000, fixtures about $750; doing about 11003 per month business can bo bouxht for S6000. which, la about 44 alue; $4000 cash, balance time. Fred W. German Co 722 Chamber of Com merce FOR SALE HOUSES et For BaJe STRICTLY MODERN 12 LARGE ROOM HOUSE, With attic for three more. Located 1 blk. from Union ave.. north on trailing st. Has full basement witn gooa rurnace. t"ull 1st IA.1AA rav mil . V . VVAAVW. VW.Wk, flu, IIIIUI J ments. Paid. PRICE $31(0. Cash $1260. naianco on tame, uooa investment. Phone Sell. 482 or call st residence. 654 X 12th et. 8. MUST HAVE CASH. WILL SACRIFICE. M ACRE WITH 6-RCOM HOUSE AT 62D AND E. STARK STS. - Street paved and paid for. RITTER, LOWE Jt CO, 207 Board of Trad bldg. SOUTH PORTLAND. $1860. For 6 room modern bungalow, com pletely furnished, on paved street, bearing fruit trees, close to carline and Jitneys; former price $3000. $100 cash. balance montniy. i- red w. German Co 732 Cham, of Com. SMALL HOME WITH OARAOE. $1450, half block to Sandy blvd. and car, near 70th: 3 rooms bath, base ment, elec. fixtures shades, gas; fine lot for garden and chickens: $125 cash. iu. mo. uwner, rapor 3040. ALBERTA district. $S00. $50 down. 17. bo montniy Duys neat 4 room cot tage, lot $0x100, bearing fruit trees and berry bushes. Fred W. German Co., 732 Chamber of Commerce. FORMER PK1CE NOW $1150. v room mouern nouse, 1 Din. irom car; cor. lot; $100 down. bal. to suit. Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham. Com. FOR SALE House and lot at New port Beach. Oregon. Owner. F. J. Browning. 671 Morrison St.. Port land. Oregon. FOR SALE $650 equity 4 rooms; bath. casement, mouern. 60x100 lot. 2 blocks from car. $225; must sell, D- 2 it. Journal. ROSE CITY PARK. New 6 room bungalow, modern and up to date, $100 down: price $2509. Phono Main 5179. Ask for room S. $2000 FOR 6 room modern bungalow, I blocks Broadway car. roses and ber ries, wooaiawn zosa, evening. FIVE room, modem house; sell cheap, or exchange for Drooerty ln Detroit. Ai 1 en. owner, ?u n, otn st. eoutn. $500 CASH obtains $1200 equity In Tab.'170. modern a room bungalow. FOR SALE I-OTS 16 FOR SALE or exchange; two lota located North Park suburb. Seattle. will sell at bargain. 207 Wells ffergo bldg. TWO lots for sale at Bay ocean, cheap for quick sale. J. R. Bo land. Wpod- burn. R. F. T. No. 2. 100x100. cor. Id and Everett. Owner. T-206. Journal ACREAGK 57 20 ACRES $00. Good soil and roads, running water, mall and cream route, 23 miles from Portland; mile to good town and 'sta tion. If half cash paid, balance long time, no interest. See AKERSON. GOOCH ac CO 60S Stock Exchange Bldg. iEMON llOAth. tutiO 1, subdivided ln 5 to 40-acre trncts, I acre. 10 per cent caeh. 8 years time M 1V-BH,1 O VS SArr stL ss ar IS Af Bar for balance; under U. S. Irrigation; I B;5aRtea low?f5. em,on- ' booklet. ! Ctl. t Gibson Halt Acres dood anil, city water, rloa In mf. line, easy terms; wtll build to suit par chaser. Phone Marshall 1535 or Ball- woof 47. lohn H oibKon. owner. Only $5 Per Month 1 ' nil M BUYS A LARGE HOMESITE I right at electrio station, $0 minutes lent; city conveniences: auto road. Call 1 at 800 Concord jildg., 2d snd Btark sts. CHICKEN. FRUIT. OARDKN raoo near poruana. - z. -. is acre tracts. $C5 to $20 per acre, easy terms.. te Far land, to Yew bids.. Portland - - 40 ACRES, no slumps, $2404 for house; give carticulars. Box 105. Oak Orove. Or.. . - - - ' - CLOSEIN acreage; 'terms.' FX-25S, Journal. .7 -CHEAP ACRKAOE. K ti-rl?iQ' lie jnwn. 11 nr month hnva K l.nrf lutaMK Portland and Central ia on tho mala lino pf railroads, miles from a town of 800 population, aawmilla and ahinglo mills, Some of this land la partly cleared: running streams, some bottom and aomo bench. Some of this land ia good onion land.- -Cjart, give you any kind of a piece you want. - ilo'ilAir tm nw month, bnva acres goott lana at ?z.o per acre; acres good land' at 922.50 per acre; Stt p-r7iai A-Tor in CowliS tween Portland and. Astoria In cowma county. This land is free from rock and -gravel, lays nicely; good soil and noias moisture, . BELL " REAL' ESTATE CO. lie Railway Exchange Bldg. . ' . LOGANBERRY DISTRICT Dandy; little C acre tract, all ln cul tivation 6 room ' house; cost 1900 ; small barn SLnd .woodshaad: arood well jand. pump on porch ; -m He to new rosTanoerry. jutca piant; . price iavv; 1200 down. 10 monthly. Fred W. German Co.. 783 Chamber of Commerce. . SUBURBAN "HOMES 19 H ACRE near, car, X room aback, 1700; , terms,- Kingv-Main lltfc. or J-J4I, JoumaL "FOR-SALE FARMS 17 - " x - -WHEAT IS KING. " I have some of the ilnest wheat ranch earn eastern Oregon for sale; all tho way from J0- to 1000 acre. Also a fine body of wheat nd . grass land. M. Fitxrmvurice. -Condon. Or. WELL- imDrovexl and. well localod lti or generaiTf arming; - accessible to out raoge; down Columbia river; avooept im- proveo, "OTtiano, uq to iio.o FOR SALE A - partially Improved nrtnW,Sf ttrSrW f - ruianl' Box -2.JS, Ontario. Or. 51 ACRES near McMinnVille. suitable : wneat, oats prunes, potatoes; under $100 acre, including duclc lake. Phone evening. East 8444. FOR SALE or trade by owner. 68 acrea. Willamette valley, for modern boms in Portland. Phone Tabor 248. FOR RENT FARMS 14 MR. P-ENTER Did you over stXM lo L ixa usl Tuiar wotk oil bl ranisa ' plsco im wasted ? Someone else gets tho bonedt. Why not bo your own landlord? pavment of 150 will give you SO acre of tho flnost loggod-off land ln Oregon, your own terms on the e. Hunaca oieannaj lo eatay. You I can otod 10 acres this rear. Prefer ence of employment in logging caunp given to setuero. Investigate. G. Wynn Wilson, 820 Chamber of Com. RENT or exchange 10 acres, all level, mile limits Vancouver, largo or chard, all kinds fruit, some buildings, fine water, nowly lanced. Owner, Ititi Margin. FOR RENT 4 acres 1 mile east of Lents, on good road, new 6 room house, chicken house, etc.; $9 per month. H. Kllnke, Clackamas. $4 ACRES in cultivation, near Wood burn, good improvements, rent $326. Mr. jouno, ;o7 Board of Trade bldg. H ACRES, closo in, rent $80 per year. Mr. Jouno, 207 Board of Trado bldg. FARMS WANTED 38 RENT OR BUY WANTED To rent, ranch 10 to 16 acres in cultivation, witn nouao ana ooxn: m pay E. 3d st. N. oasn rent. Call $21 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24 Sunny California 44 acres. S6 nndor cultivation, bal ance in oak timber and pasture: com fortable buildings, good family or chard and 10" acres of young Bart let t peara; good well aiul trout stream; plsjce fenced and crooa-f errced: ia ACREAGE thickly setUed locality; convenient lo LtinmSur lesV I ritS- ' is-uritWw-schooC aa riral. advantage.. 1 mile iikv'wdt' mJi Ii? from 2 railroad statioruR and store and 8 mllea from county swat of Mendocino oount v : team, cfaickena). wlroti. burrv I and farm implement and household goods for 17600, mortgage J1000; will trade for atoclted and Improved fstrm in Washington or Oregon; give full de teUls in first letter; several views of place In office. THOMPSON A SWAN. th and Main ets. Vancouver, Wash. WILL trade good house and lot 46x11, in riawtnorne aistnct, ail ciear, lor I or I acre chicken ranch with house and outhouses, not too far from Portland,-up to $3000. 8ee Mlse Jackson. J. L. Hartman A. Co., successors to Hartman &. Thompson, 289 Stark st. wain zog. Trade It! Trade It! If you can't, let me try. I have scores of good trades waiting, bring yours ln and match us; everything, anywrere. Qulgley, 202 Wllrox bldg. 1 HAVE good bargains in timber lands, alfalfa lands and stock ranches in Klamath county. Oregon. Invest your money where you can see good returns. L. Jacobs. Klamath Fa 11 . Or. CHOICE 2) acre farm, near Saioui Electrio line; excellent soil, will give even exchange for modern residence; owners only. A. K. HILIj. 419 HENRT BIJX3. 7 ROOM modern house, garage, 2 lots, $3000; 5 room modern cottage, $2000; both clear; exchange for farm of equsa value. Q. H. Jessup. 3560 $7th st. 5 ROOM modern house, clear; also sell eVs contract $10"t, $15 per month. Trade for farm or acreage F-299, Journal.. $3000 EQUITY in $ room bouse, weet elder, trade for acreage or lots. Z !S4. Journal. FOR SALE On Elec. carline. H mile of etty limits. 4 acres, good gardem or hay land. Phone B-208S WANT to trade a 5 room bungalow In Boise for same ln Portland; value $3000. W. Purvis, Boise. Idaho. TWO 5 acre tracts to trade for bun galow and 2 lots, close In. 380 E. th st. N. . 40 ACRES, improved; mtg. $1000, long time: Benton county; for rooming hottee or business 3S. Journal. $1200 EQUITY in 5 room bungalow cheap for cash- trade for small place. Richmond car. 942 B. Caruthers. IX it's Real Estate, Loans or Insurance See NORTHWEST REALTY CO, 8ZZ crtamoer or tjommerce oiag. FOR exchanges o of all kinds call or write lulling! Commerce bide.. to. lsis ch Portland. Or. WANTED REAL ESTATE 31 WANTED INCOME PROPERTY ' Client with unincumbered property to amount of $50,000 wants income property - apartment Bouse preferred. Will assume. Ineide Property Dealers. Oround Floor Henry Building. PENINSULA -property: WANTE1A Hare a clients wishing to purchase property at snap price on easy terms: prefer something with shacks. Fred w. oerman Co.. 737 cnam. of Com. STANDARD ABSTRACT CO, and W. R. H-aUlip Co, 405-4 Stock Ex. bldg. Main 4774. ROOMING HOUSES 53 10 H. K. Rooms, Rent $25 Best of furniture, cleanest huu in city. .White Temole diet 3X50: trm L. A. Hall. 512 Psnama bldg. . 11 ROOMS, bust none district," low renf: terms.- war, aaoav aiT Lumber v.; ; BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIE! go FOR BALE Barber shop and billiards; business property. S. Bilyeu. Aums vllle. Or, - a - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1?0. . - ( Qoatlnned ) ; Y : A-l MERCANTILE, SACRlFlCliD. AaUSt ratirA from hntttn... An BAivilint of ill health; I have one of the beat mercantile nrOnnaitlAna n. M. V Crrl land, close to ohlp building plants and industrial renters, sales over 1100 per day, no bad accounts, clean up-to-Jj.io stock of fixtures; will give liberal dl- count on' invoice and throw in good Ul Call .Tabor 4S2 before noon for I partlcuiara. ; .. . , . . . BEAUTIFUL CONFECT10NF.RT. 11000 cash will handle this deal: this UBd ln- the ..,. 0, VwaSn. "I ato o is . pai n. Ho will 1ut 1000 iB as partner. Seo mo t ono - Mr AlUn. Vioti oa . . - GET A G66D POSltlO." Timekeeper for logging concern will sell part of hia interest, and you get my fob at S100 per-month; tZ500 re quired; also references. D-277. Jout- naL ': SHIPBUILDING promises wonderful profits. Company ln proceed of for mation has some shares for sale. Will stand Investigation. C-238, Journal. - POOL room and cigar good bualneea. cheap. stand doing. 227 1st Bt. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED 6 ACREAGE to exchange for small busl ness or good equity or 6 room homo here. L-287. Journal. , MOXEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE OUR Installment plan is tho best and surest method of paying a loan. -132.26 per month for Si months, or $21.24 for ffiontlis, or -116.17 for raonthSk pays a $1000 loan and interest. , Other amounts In proportion. Wo loan on Improved city property. Or for building purposes. No commission charged. - u - . equitable; SAvaa loan ASS'N. 9i4 Uaa1 Urnj aVaa. BUILDING loans on citv or suburban rperty; money advanced aa work progresses. W. (3.. Bock, SIS Failing X,lAr Main S407. " - - CASH paid for-mortgages, notes, con- . tracts; mortgage locuias, reaannablo rates. F. H. Lewis, Llby 4. Lewi bldg. CITY MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7. - FKBD g. WILLIAMS, FIRST ST. ft- $200 to 810.00 On hand for lmmodiato loan. J- a CORBIN CO.. Lewis bid. MONET to loan in amounts' of $100 to iKiinn ati ntv mwtmiv A. H. BELL, 201 Porting or bldg. in,vi.'v, ,.,7 Z-,ZTZ MOY Frd'cicint1 tT, oaSSll d r v --wt- c- mny' 114 ePiSVSlSM- MONEY to loan, to 8. W. H. Salts , . at o.. aiv apaioing mag. - I4H.1 titn a c aa - aonA iitnn $1800. W " , I v , www. vwv Fred W. Gorman Co.. 732 Chanv Com. $1000 to $6000 to Loan, no commission; principal. B-117, Journal. $10,000, $12,000 at 6?. gilt-adge.Drop-erty; private money. 410 Piatt jldg. MORTGAGE loans. and 7. Louis BoJoman A Co., 300 Oak at., near 8th. MONEY" TO LOAN .07 CHATTELS, SALARIES If You Need Money Sea Us BAIARrES CHATTELS. -Loans mads to persons on salary or -fixed income, on household furniture.' pianos, diamonds and other person aJ property; legal rates. v Business confidential; private .of fice. PORTLAND LOAN CO. Licensed) ' $06-307 Dekum bldg. i FURNITURE SALARY. LOANS. LOANS. All that is necessary to establlah credit with, us ia that you either own furniture, piano or tbat you are working- el ther will ' do. COLUMBIA DISCOUNT COi. LICENSED. 817 Failing bldg. HOME INSTALLMENT CO., Organised by salaried men for mu tual protection; money advanced on PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN ASS J? Established by Portland business men to protect oorrower. - C. MYERS HERKMANj-Mgr.. $94 8tark LOANS ON DIAMONDS, JEWELRT, PIANOS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUnL. LOANS WANTED 80 $2000 Business house wants $2v00 lost,: ample security, not real estate. Will fay $30 month and per cent. Look nto it. J-?51. Journal. - -; $500 ON ISO acres Umber land. Jack son county, o million; assessed yaK tie tl00. D-278. Journal. - FLNANC1AL 01 1st and 2d mortgages purchased, also sellers' interest ln contracts. Or. and Wash. IL E, Noble, Lumbermens bldg. Ur.Lt' Aa1E! MALE WEEKLY casb savance, exotusive tar. ritory, free outfit, selling guaraa- " teed fruit trees and ornamental stuck . in Oregon and Washington, Exper ience unnecessary. Free selling in struction. Elderly men just as sue -cessftil as younger men with us. A big line snd a tig company make your suc cess aure. Washington Nursery Com psny. Tonpenish. Wash. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUKEAU, 14TH AND JOHNSON Bl'to. -; . - We have mejiy i&tm tor general farm hands, milk era, and man and wlfefor farm work, sat wages front $25 to $ per month. Calls for help coming i :. dsvlly. This office is northwenterit ' heeckus.rtera for. farm help, NO FELS ARE JHAROKl forthe eervK-e. . - bALbbMEN vtamvu to lass sutauu Ct the excellent opportutilty to- self our line of nursery stock. Two tnonlLs selling yet for spring delivery -.and splendid prospects for falL 11 ni prio g 191$. Tbe active, energetie bad taking hold now will maka soma money. Good icommission. tt-ate-ter,-ritory wanted by county. Salem Nur sery Co.. Halem. Or. - " ' " " WANTED r Cabinetmakers and ma chine men.' experienced in furnituro work to ge to 'Albany. Or. Apply Fletcher Linn. North weatem lianK bldg.. Portland. ' .-- r , WaTiTED Elderly man for few hours' work each day foe board nd room. 521 Savler st.' . f - WANTED Experienced logging - sivl sawmill men; artate experience su-1 give references. T-34T. Journal. '- EXPERIENCED glue man to take . charge of glue room. . Frveiand Furn. Co.. 970 Macadam. EXPERIENCED milker snd -dairy man, single, at once. R-287. Journal. -4 HELP WAN'iEl MISC. Ai CIVIL servioe examinations open the way 'to good government position. I can coach you by mall at small coat. Full particulars free to any American cltisen of 18 or over. Write today foe booklet CE268. Earl Hopkins. Wesn-. Ington. D. C. . - r, AUTOMOBILE bCHOOL, conducted on practical shOR basis. Teaches thoroughly construction and operation of motor cars; special reference Co Ig nition and carburetlon. Address Dirt sion A, Department of Education, . Y. M. l:. a fortiana. wegon. 0RE60N AUT0 SCHOOL,: , '' ' 429 BELMONT .Practical. -thorough Instruction; Cs, or write ror special proposition , for . spring etud en ts. - "''".'' ' '" ' kAWtf kOHNE AUTO SCHOOL -Teachee automobile repairing, drivln and OAS TRACTOR a-NOInEKKI." i by actual practu-al experience in .shj. ' road - and operating - Field.-. 44if Ha w thome are. ... WANTED Men, women to Iry xni. nation for government. Jobs, month. Addfesa PX-237, Journal."; V t HINSDALE'S tXMMEItCIAL SCHoOI. i Broadway-Tamhill bldg. - Indlviduu . igHniamm, ."- t- ""V'j-h, FANCYwork sold on totnmf?Hn -r. Tiws' -menibeiVrtlp- $ T, 4 1 2 Morrlinit. t UNCA LlftTf or ial1or-maU. sulfa $ i't up.' Taylor th Tailor, ty j Hnr;,e tt.s