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Newspaper Page Text-THE OREGON .DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND; WEDNESDAY, - MARCH ; 21, 1917. AlM.f RETREAT OF . GERMANS TO PREVENT BIG ALLIED OFFENSIVE Official Explanation Is That Entente Plans For Spring Drive Are Destroyed, PREDICT VICTORY IN END 'Position to Bs Taken by Germans, It 1m SolO, Embody ZCewest Xssons of Vm Miles Troxn Present Xdne. By John Grandens. Berlin, Via Wireless to the United Press, March 21. (U. P.) Germany is retreating; to a victory; another master stroke has been achieved by Field Mar- - shal von Hindenburg and the extent's plans for a great spring offensive have been destroyed. This, in brief. Is the official explana tion Riven for the first time today to h United Press, of Germany's re- - tlrement on tha western front. . Germany Is retreating to a victory because her armies are taking their places In new positions, long prepared. Those positions embody the newest lessons of the war. They will force the enemy to learn ther trade all over t again. They would astound tacticians If their-full details were revealed, ac cording to German officials. They may effect a transformation of ths entire character of tha war. Means of Communication Effaced. - In th meantime Germany has been clearing the whole country in front ef these new positions. They are miles back of the present line. The whole country Intervening between the old German line and the new one has by necessity of war and necessity of the new German plana been made a wilder ' nesa. Roads have been destroyed; the whole terrain has been made difficult of passage. All means of communica tlon have been effaced. Some villages have utterly disappeared. Some have been only partially wrecked. . Not only has a free zone of fire been obtained by anch a procedure, but the enemy must come forward slowly over a ground so hazardous. n their new positions the German Jorces will face an enemy either hur riedly brought up over this difficult wildernes and, because tof this hurry. Insufficiently supplied, or an enemy which has come forward very slowly because of necessity of building up the ' country. Guns Carefully Banged. In either event. It Is said, the enemy will' be at a disadvantage. Months of toll by a million German soldiers have been expended in (perfecting the new German line. The German forces will bo entrenched mi the strongest possible defenses, protected by forests : of barbed wire entanglements. A free fire sons In front will give them clear view of the enemy. Guns have been ctref ully ranged over all this forefield. The enemy must come up; must dig Itself in; must arrange transport of millions of tons of ammunition, of food and. of supplies over the wilder ness left behind by the Germans In their retreat. The allies will face Ger man forces prepared for every con tingency and protected as an army was never protected before by long preparations. It has been Impossible to carry out ' this program of -a retreat leaving be hind a wilderness without severe hard ship to the French civilian inhabi tants. But the move is demanded. ZTatural Advantages Utilised. Officials also point out that the new line . selected by the German army chiefs la not one picked haphazard. It wras not one where the fortunes of battle have, forced digging in and a consequent strengthening such as the old line. The battle of the Marne, which was unfavorable ' to Germany, forced German troops to make their stand wherever they could, irrespec tlve of natural advantages. They had to withstand many months of pressure by entente troops since that time. Therefore, the old line was not taken up because of special strategic advan tages. The new line Is. It lies in the posi tion where engineers and strategical experts- have chosen every, feature of topography as an aid. All natural ad vantages have been utilized and de veloped. Will Intercept Offensive. ' All this change comes at the very point where Germany's enemies had planned a new spring offensive and an offensive backed this time with re doubled power. The French and Brit lsh had planned to take thefinitiative rrom me oia positions, wnicn tney nad perfected. - The German withdrawal secure for Germany the Initiative for the fight ing, while putting her enemies at disadvantage because they will lack prepared - positions. As officials here express it the en tent troops must now go forward crver deserted fields fnto uncertainty, fac ing, unknowing, the sinister possibili tie of the latest master stroke of Hindenburg. jBnormous Sacrifice Predicted German experts think weeks and months will pass before the entente can strike at the real bulwarks of the new German system. Even before this strike they will be compelled to make enormous sacrifices. German saldlers have labored like ants to change the face of the country, Not only will Germany have the advantage of a carefully prepared line in her new move, but army officers pointed out today through shortening her front. Germany can save her of fensive power. That saving may he of decisive importance in future opera tions to follow very soon. The shortened line will free a large number of troops. Not only will Ger many i have these men -but the vic torious -army which conquered Rou tnania 1 likewise free. British Reorganize Plans. London. March 21. (U. P.) Warn ing that the day will come when the Germans will make another stand, bringing terrible losses to the British, was voiced yesterday by Sir Neville Chamberlain, director of national serv ice, in a speech before the Associated Chambers of Commerce. ."It's a long way from Bapaume to -Berlin," he declared. "When the Ger mans make their stand we wilt have heavy fighting and we could not hope to fight without heavy casualties. Ter rible as It is going to be. there's no use of our hiding our heads in the aand. We've got to see It out." Dog Scared Burglars Away. . When would-be burglars ; moved , a dog .Jtennel preparatory - to entering - the - home of R. M. ' McKerne, 208 Fourteenth street, Sunday night, the : dog began ' barking, which aroused the inmates of the house, and frjght-1 Red Cros Prepares ; For Fu9d Campaign Saa Francisco Plans to Balsa $ 50,000 to Provide Hospitals fox Army and Kavy -Itom Anreles to Aid. San Francisco, March 21. (P. N. S.) The local chapter of the American Red Cross will meet this afternoon to organise a committee to conduct a campaign for a fund of $50,000 to pro vide materials and equipment for two base hospitals. A request that the chapter con tribute to this extent to the war prep arations of the Red Cross was received in a wire from headquarters in Washington. An organization for the making of supplies in the event af war has been formed already, in response to general orders issued to Red Cross chapters. -The fund to be raised here will be used for an army hospital of 00 beds and a navy hospital of 260 beds. Los Angeles has been asked to provide a navy hospital of the same size. E AIMED AT .TURNING OF TEUTON RIGHT FLANK Berlin Critics, However, Feel .Certain Lines Will -Be Held "Despite Pressure, Berlin, March 21. (I. N. S.) The de termined French offensive on the Ma cedonian front has for its object the turning of the right flank of the Ger man and Bulgarian armies. German military critics, in reviewing the Balkan situation today, declared that the attacks of the French between Presba and Ochrtda lakes and on the heights north of Monastlr have all been directed toward crumpling up the Bulgarian and Teutonic lines and cora- ! pelling a retreat of the German allies toward Prilep and the Orient railway, v There are Austrcellungarlan troops in southern Albania. If the French could turn the right wing of the German al lies they would be able also to get be tween the Austro-Hungarians and the Bulgar-Qerman troops. The British have been attacking along the center in an evident effort to di vert the attention of the Teutonic al lies. Despite the general pressure, how ever, confidence is felt here that the lines of the German allies, lying across strongly fortified mountains, would be able to hold, and that the allies' of fensive in Macedonia will prove a fail ure. Germans Say Offense Faijs. Berlin, March 21. (L N. S.) Via Sayvllle Wireless. The French offen sive against the German and Bul garian forces between Ochrida and Fresba and on the ""heights north of Monastlr has now entered its tenth day without bringing any success to the attackers, the war office announced yesterday in a statement on Macedo nian operations. The French troops advanced In storming attacks over a broad front. Most of the attacks broke down under the fire of the German allies, it was said, but in some places the fighting came to hand to hand engagements. ine war office said that all the at tacks failed. Particular tribute was paid to the uravery or Germany's allies in re pulsing the French assaults. North of Lake Doiran several Brit ish companies were dispersed by Ger man aruuery nre. French Take 1200 Prisoners. Paris, March 21. (I. N. S.) Fight lng their way through a blizzard, French troops in Macedonia have can- lurea Dy storm illl No. 1248, the Sne- govo monastery and the village of Rashtanl, all north of Monastlr. the war office announced yesterday. More than 1200 prisoners, including II oriicers, were taken by the French. Farther east on the Balkan front the British have taken a number of Ger man and Bulgarian prisoners in trench raids. Naval Station Is Bombarded. Rome, March 21. (I. N. S.) Italian aeroplanes yesterday bombarded the great Austro-Hungarian naval station at Pola, dropping explosives on the ar senal. News of the raid was given out oificiauy yesterday. Five Auatro-Hun garian aeroplanes that went aloft to give battle were driven off by French airmen, who accompanied the Italians Grado, within the Italian lines on the Isonzo front, was ahelled by Austro- uungarian airmen, but little damage was done. The Italians immediately retaliated by attacking Muggia ship yards, near Trieste. Multnomah Grange Praises The Journal Sesolatloa Warmly Indorses Sot Fight Becently Had by This Vsrwvpaper Against the Taxllst Grab. The fight of The Journal against the advertisement of delinquent tax payers called for a warm resolution of praise from tJaeT' Multnomah county grangers recently. A resolution setting forth that body's praise of the hot fight made against the legislative action finally put through was adopted and sent out. W. H. H. Dufor, master, and R. T. Peters, acting secretary, signed the resolution. Is Making Survey 1 Of Traffic Matters On a preliminary survey of traffic conditions in the Pacific northwest. John.F. Lane of Chicago, chief of the bureau of traffic research of the Union Paclf io system. Is in Portland. .The bureau is a new one, having been opened January 1, and Is expected to accomplish much, constructive work In the operation of the -system. Mr. Lane's studies are directed toward as sisting both the Unions Pacific lines and their shippers through the scien tiflo solution of traffic problems. On his present trip he is simply going over the territory served by the sys tem, but it is intended to make In tensive local studies. ened tha Intruders away. The ken nel was pushed under a window and was found in that position by Mr. McKerne - The window was onenerl and footprints were found on the DRiV MACEDONIA NEK TERRACE PROPERTY VflLL BE PLACED Million Dollar Holding of In ternational Realty Asso ciates to Be Offered, PLAN TO BE FORMULATED if. TJpham, President of Corporation, Is to Arrive la City Thursday for Conference. N. J. Upham of Duluth, Minn., presi dent of the International Realty As sociates, Inc., will reach Portland Thursday morning to perfect a plan for putting the corporation's $1,000,000 Westover property on the market. The International Realty Associates is a corporation of several hundred realty dealers In all parts of the country. They own property in many of the principal cities. "Westover Terraces, purchased by them some six months ago. is the largest single piece of prop erty in their possession. Two Portland real estate brokers, F. E. Taylor and S. Kan Vincent, are members of the cor poration. Mr. Upham was scheduled to arrive in this city early in the week, but was detained by snow. He stopped one day in Spokane and was lavishly entertained by the real estate men of that city. He will be a guest of the Portland Realty board at Its luncheon Friday. He is ex pected to remain in the city about two weeks. BUILDINGS FOR UNIVERSITY. Portland Architect THxsignlng Dor mitory and Armory. Flans for an armory of the open shed type, and a new $60,000 dormitory for the University of - Oregon at Eu gene, are being prepared by Architect Kills F. Lawrence. The armory plans, as soon as completed, will be vent to Washington, D. C, for approval by the war department. Air. Lawrence is also designing a $50,000 mausoleum, to be erected at Pendleton. Lanrelhurst Land Moving. Two houses, directly across the street from each other, have been sold by the Laurelhurst company. Dr. Francis Wayne Drake bought an eight room residence at 139 Royal court for $6500. O. F. Ford purchased a seven room house at 13$ Royal court for $4800. Other recent sales reported by Paul C. Murphy of the Laurelhurst com pany are a lot on East Pine street near East Forty-first street, to Lloyd Alii son for $1600, and a seven room house at 232 Laurelhurst avenue for $6600 to G. W. Bwengel, a banker from Larrl more, N. JJ. Addition Is Planned. Plans have been filed with the city department of buildings by Architect Jacob Dautoff for the addition of a third atory to the Neighborhood house at Second and Wood streets in South Portland. The proposed new story Is to contain an assembly hall. Real Estate Transfers. Villi am J. Btanmnsrhe'n' and wlfv to Mra H. B. Gbu. V. 16, B. 4. Ver-non t 1A Snerirr to Bernard O. Sfarlner. U. IS. x. 4, uroaowajr aqo. z,94 Mabel I. Smith and buaband to Mj a. Beiknao et al.. W. 14 DT B. SO. Bell wood IO will tt. King and wife to Laurel burst Co.. L. 9. 10. 11, B. 63, Lsvtireaburat Multnomah Ora. Ob. to Nallls Pare. . e i l, . -u", aaia cemetery . . . Rarpb Bodaey and wife to Albert mtchiman. U 4, S, . B. 8, Bcata more,Iand George B. O' Bryou and wife to Ida Olmetesd. L. 3. B. S. Portsmouth Villa Extended 1 Lewla wikry Hyd Co. to F. E. Taylor. La. , B. 11, Westover Terraces 10 nrrJlr Lama to Ed vara Lvansv L. 7. 8, B. 17. Roesmere 10 G O. Gotdenberg and Wife to Aicnle Bush. L ' fi. and aU of B. 10 feat U 8. B. 13. Willamette Hgts Add... 10 John Noce and wife to Ilarrr MarcbJ. U e, B. 1. 8t. Jobna Park Add. 10 Gambrkuia Brewlnar Co. to Joaeoh N. Alden, Lw 6, 8, B. "1" Clinton Add. iZO Title A Trust Co. to GoMen Wet Co.. U 28 to 81. B. 17. Willamette Add. 10 ES. S. Waterman and wife to Portland Biimm rv . n 14 I. a s. R JCV. Waver leigu Hta 10 Sheriff to U. M. Elert Alexander. U. 23. B. , Wllllama Ave. add 4.0U1 Mary Jane Hoffmen to J. N. Hoffman, I 17, B. 1. Myrtle I'ark 10 Portland Motor Car Cw, to Samuel Pear son, U 3. 4. B. 0. Dalton's Add 10 Mary Jane Smith and husband to Oscar Buhoeman. 40x100 feet, beginning 80 feet S. of SE. corner of &th and Broklyn ati 10 Hanaub Johnson and husband to M It. Hanson et al, L. 19, B. 1, Tenmnus Add. 760 B R. J. Demmer to Ev K. Flrey. L. 4. B. 6, Moseley Add 10 Ernest E. Clark and wife to B. R. J. Drammar. L,. 4, B. 1. Mandy Lana 10 renlnaula Real Estate Co. to Hattle F. Ambrose, U 84. ti, B. IS. Wil lamette Add 10 Walter F. Parry and wife to Caatrie M. Fine, B. H U 1, B. 4, Woodstock.. 090 Minna Clausen to Aoguat W. Wnrl, ft. 70 reex oz zhi leet or La. cm, Melrose . 1.000 Horthweefaia Trust Co. to A. W. Stswr- rt 6, . a. i, uulkneaa Uerry Farma 10 Ben Rleakand aad rlfe to Frances It. Psrka I. IO. IV- B. Reaurvev of Bnckliifham llta. 10 Tne Rronar Co.. Inc.. to ha tier ine naa- aemaaiv u. 43. 1. o. , iowieign.. i.mjv I, II. Fletcber eod wire to William Miners Add. COO B. h. Rossitirr and wife to horth- Central Alblnat 10 KwtJiwsttern Holffln Co. to Raloh Bodear. Ia 11. a. 3, ueotru Aioina 10 Sima to Same, u a. B. 9. Serene Part 10 mi. 1 11 Memantiks Co. to Ralna Bodar. 1a. a. O. T. 8. . normaanaie.. . . iu j, & Crumbley sad wife to Walter Park 10 Lawyers T. T. Co. to Oltlsena Bank Ij. u a. x, ia o, o. a, wii U a. B. 1. Ernestine ; parts L. s. B. 7. Howes Add.; 8. 831-8 feet of Lbi 8. B. 6, Bvanaton, N 33 1-3 feet of L 11, 14. B 14. Pars diss Springs Tract; L. IS, B. 4. Tremont u a v. feet N. a) feet L. in n 9 J1tM Add. . . IO vi-tn. it 3arlwaltl anal wlfa to Thom as H Moeucr. u.J, n. i. arnat . a A. K. Foadick to C. W. Hard, L 24 tb3 to. 9 reec ot u. o. a. Woodnere . . . 2.100 FUNERALS Beaotlfnl edolt ptaafe or Broadcloth casket, eaa balaoing, enttlde box. bcarse, two autos sad aervlcee for.... ........ Funerals If desired tor $20. 840, 800. Higher priced funerals ta pTOpertloa. We maanfactore esaksta Udy ataitaat. BeasUful funeral chapel. MILLER & TRACEY L auha 2081; A-7S MARKET Rose City Beaches San Francisco With Smallpox Aboard Every passenger on the If. steamer Rose City -which left here Sunday afternoon, is being t vaccinated at San Francisco to- flay. " According to advices from the Bay City, the craft arrived in yesterday with a case of small- pox aboard. " 4 Dr. W. A. Korn. chief aoaran- tine officer at Angel Island, or- W aered the craft there and after. - removing the affected patient, commenced vaccinating the 64 m -passengers aboard. Tne members of the crew will also be vaccinated. ! Douglas D. Goff to E. T. Breanaa. U 3, B. 23, Brentwood 10 r. B. K rej low and wife to R. F. Lou den, L. 9, B. 19, Lanrclborat - 10 Bnilding Permits. J. A. McNeill, repair 1H atorr frame atora. K. 13th. between Teal no and Tacoma are.. B. T. Sedrwlck, builder; $100. Cbarlea It. Arcberd, erect 1 storr frame gar. age. W4 E. Stark, between 18th and lth: C. U. Pabe. builder; $300. . Mrs. UnVT-woodLreiiair 2 atory frame dwell ing. j.ni ozd ave. g. ti, between 63d and (Hlh ta.; Waiter R. Thorn. bnUder: $300. Ueorjre M. Delker, erect 1 atory frame rr . 05 Woodward are., between E. 29 tn aad a. aim.; Duuaer, tame; .. r . i. rerry. erect l atorr rrame nram. iui i ivwiK, ifcwevii maa cuiJaw, amice , $30. Jamea Brnce. erect 1 atorv frame nnn. TRD Johnson, between 22d and 23d; builder, same; aov. rochle Painting Co.. erect 1 atory frame ear- age. M9 Marshall, between lBtu and 17th; builder, same; foO. II. Johnetone. erect 1 atnrr frame rirtrp. 34 N. ath. between rettjgrove and Ovtrrtou. builder, aame; $50. Dr. M. II. Oyamada. erect 1 atory frame garage, 2flA Haasalo, berweea Adams and Lar rabee; bnllder, aame; $50. W. IS. Ladd Kreet l atory rrame garajre, 13 Knott between Kerby and Commercial; build er, aame; 100. D. Hnddleatian. erect 1 ertarr frama shark. BS2 Roaelawa, between B. Ota N- and B- 13Ut i.: Duuaer, aame; aau. Mrs. Ida tL. Iwla. erect 1 atorr rrame car. I T5-!V !,.tb-N..b'W1 Tnompaon and Braxee: builder, bum! J50. Dr. II. B. uaniaon. ere-t 1 story frame rr- I re. loeo B. 16th N.. between Alberta and Wygant; builder, emme; $5. R. G. Morlock. erect. 1 atory frame rarage. 157 K. TVth N.. between Ullaaa and Oregon; builder, same: $50. Ralph I- Hherwiard. erect 1 story frame gar age, I7t R. lth Deineen Lynn ana ucnoco; builder, mm; fao. j. h. MoMsner. erect i atory rrame garax, 6704 oftUi are. & R, between IS. 07th and 60 Lh ata.: builder, same: $90. C R. Carlarm. erect frame rsrare. 4SSB 4orh ave. S- B.. between 45th and 47th eta.; buiider, aame: 170. Jamea I.. Terree. erect 1 atnry frame garare. 991 K. I.tncoln. between Glenn ave. and K- 34th: builder, name: A. Rnawiberre. repair 1 atory frame dwell ing. 1111 MJlwaukle, tverween livly and Har oll: J. n. Nenman. bnllder: $104. Realty Aaaoclatee. alter 2 story fireuroor re- Infcreed cono-ete. el 23d at. .. between Wire- lnrtmi and Everett i F. H. Miles, builder: S350. West Oreron Lnmber Ov. Altec 1 story plan ing mill. Llnnton rosyi. between S.. P. a S. Ry. I .n1 hsrhor line: hallder. same: S150. and harbor line: bnUder. aame: S150. liBm wester, erect 1 etory rrame garage, (M1H R2d t.. hetween 64 th and Q&th ave.: milder, ume: StlO. Central Door ijnmDer vo.. repair 3 atmry Hrlclr nrdirarr boiler room. 254 N . 13th at., S. E. comer or loin ana norucrup; duikjct. same: SS5. Mr. Schoup. alter 1 atory frame dwelling. 542 47th. between Wisteria aad Tillamook: builder, same; SIOO. Albert Dobner. erect l story rrame aweinner. 1298 Grand ave., between Hoi men and Aina- wortb: bollder. same; 81200. E. Joost. erect atory rrame rarage. uv Clinton, between 29 tn and aotn; g-to. I R. Bailer Co.. erect i story rrame owen lng, 616 K. OOth, between Alameda and Stan ton; builder, aame; 83000. A. Horn, erect 1 atory rrame rarare. ev a. Main, between 17th and 18th; builder, same; west uregou liumner vo., erect K iotj umme lumber shed. " at W est Oregon Dumber- Oo.'a plant, between S.. P. 8. Ry. anjb arbor line, on Unnton road: builder, aaane: 83UO. Cryatal Ice f torags in., repair aoory fnm. office and factorr. 432 E. Salmon, cor. ner B- 7tt at.; builder, same; $100. Eplscopaiian cnurcn, repair j awtr ntm Chanel. 1652 Hirer urn sr.. near uomoara; on nr liMii hullder: tlSOO. Titveotmcnt Co.. erect 1 story frame office, 12St Union are., corner Alna-wnrth; builder. same; 375. Win writing to or calling oa advertisers. pleas mention Tha Journa. taav.j NEW TODAY WANTED- INCOME PROPERTY Wa haye clients with, free aad clear property, who will assume mortgages aad pay cash for good taooma yropertle, Can use apartment house up to $75,000 and (justness property up to $200,000, If priced rlg"ht aad income Is suf ficient to make same paying prop. ositlon. .MBBSw )JZ&A nrSTDB PSOFEBTY SAt.rXJS, I aSOTJKD TIiOOB BJclH&T BXJ9Q. I Soaas of flO.OOQ faaVaB4 Ogro up oa Xnw roved Baa laess operty or for II II Xmprovement Purposes. Jr 3. F. TiXFSCOMB, 84a Stark Street. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Investment 8 Mortgage Co, unices nuii aw oa tn. AUCTION SALKS TOMOllUOVV , z AT BAKER'S Auction House, Fur nlshlngs of ten rooma. sale starts 1 0 a m. Thursday. Masonic Temple Si d g.. Market st. at Aest i a.ru. R0FE5SIONAL AND 1USINESS DIRECTORY arjco&oiON vleailhw bkMOlilcLilNti. butUHinoies. buttons-covered, accordion, aunborst. side and box Dies Una. 11 work promptly and satisfactorily attendea so. a. aauaeo, caw auaaa su. vpp. u.os, nan nan a Kips. - ALCUKDION. KMi'L' ANs BOX H-KATi.NU HEMSTITCHING. BRAIUl.NU.i BUTTON HOLKA BUTTON'S COVERED. EASTERN NOV KJLTY MFQ. CO.. 6jH WU. B'WA If 2UUQ aoah ctjtttb.3 M. 1S74. Mfg. leweieia. aapert atatchsaakera. Miller's. S4SH Watb. tel. B wav and Park BLAJKBOOK MAKERS Davis uulua.n, inu, v.. u , . v . - book tnanufaeturers. A -SI 83. Ustn 13. BKA8S AMD MACHiJTK WORXg UAUr-kU'li Brass Wvrks. brass tastlnss aa4 j machine worka. lue w. ni at.'F wsy Z84S CgUtOyRACTORl bu LUUiONs) aceauted aiy effer la frbraarr AS mors ar wanted by April 1. Caroetr eeaes preferred. Special offer eontlae1 da : Int Marcm rree conaaiiauoa wtta Mis ao. W. O Pewall. SL2-314 1 anaaia bldg 10 to U, g To e. DR. MrHAtiON. Maoleay bl5.. declaring war. OS aU oisaasss vuaoui wan or scars. vm eadsd beat. -.One edtnatinent 63 .. Six Mi Cnroale rases, tl tot 613. Life cures. Eigfctk year making gooo. ... rma lor su iree. CARPET CLEAL0 FLUFF'. RUG krom eld carpet, rag rc. Carpet totals. Nortb- west Rag CO.. 18 . Mil. E. 8MO: b-izso. FLUVF RtiGS. BAG RUOS. CARPET CLKANINU, REFITTING. FTC. LARiiKST PLANT IN NORTHWEST. RIO CO. PHONE EAST 651 9. B-1475. JOYCE BROg.. Elcctite Clrnlu work Out pets cleaned and la-d: refUtiu oar special ty. Et 4-40: B-14A3 l K. lath at. N. 001 OMTRACTORg ASP BPTLPEKS OSKAR HtBER. General Cvauacua-, : lU ae lock bldg. . COAL AITS WOOD kAT 3U41. - 41Z4. National Fnel Co. 4 ft. block wood. $4.60: slab wood. $3.2ft; A-l corkwood. $3 15: Mired blocfcweod. 63 ked; dry slLbwood, 64.25; alsh wood and blockwood mixed, 63 load; cord wroo. an. ABC KUBL CO, 409 Lai m are., N'.. U. Good fir wood. f. o. b. can. .10 per cord. On orders placed foir 6 J la adTanre, good lire h wood, $3JM) per cord. f. o. b. cars. Srpall oriera for aawed wood. AMEUICAL. KUEL Co., 18th and Vaufhn ata een wVoTl $T u " An"kwJ ary ana green or fuel kept t-r.onea, Main NfckH a r AUK All kluu. of ro and Jt - ft. fir for aale. ana Watr at. M-48W), A-4M7 lHiCK- tliubera. $3.25, an length ' Main 359P POO AMD CAT HOSPITAL Uit. U. U. HUlUalAN. Vtl tUl.SAUl A.N. UoHiltal 415 K. 7th at Kaat 147. B-18S2. EPTJCATJONAI. DAK CIS O MAM'UIMTJLb Dancing Academy, MV6 Bth at. bet. Stark and Oak. riecUl rate. 4 DrlTtiA lecaona, f2; mornin;. atiemooo. enler: all lateat daucea guaranteed, ciaaa Thursday. Sat- uraay eveniuc". 1 -a..), rroalway zioo. UlNULKlt Dunclojt a. adkniy. . All i4-aacbe of tuoaern. rancy; stare and bau rooca danclnc u n.axm. Mnntrnu KJui. tirin. bKHlUA BLCUtn HfcAlll. tvacner of Due lng in ail it brancnea Malln STxta. MISS 1HELAM 000 DeKum bldg. 1 prt t p. ni. vate lesong. g.1.00. floor B:90 a. m. MUSIC SCHOOIX Aim TEACHERS k'REH violin leAons U amateur pluiluc quite well In the first podlUoti, fur their service oni-e a week, Journal. t. XlilKLllott.S Violin leucber. Pupil eevdk. 2117 Fleldner bldg. Marshall 1820. 1'KOF. T. . LAWSON fisno lessons at IiMU borne. 60c. Phone Tabor 2639. LAGllMh; piano playing In 10 to ) leaaooa. "cnntensen-s system." 412-13 Columbia Bid. PIANO and voeal lessons, with use ot practice piano i nonr per day, month. Mais 6210. LAW SCEOOLI 0BEGON UW BCUOOl-A tnocoush, practicT al crane In law UecJtatlooa avaaiaga Main 077. AllPky bldg. XTE. gAH. SOBZ. THROAT. rtTHQg TKluAXUK.NT by apecliliM: glasses fitted. Ir. r. r. .ssseoay. pit uknm bldg.. Brt tt wa TV&T rwgURAKCg fAClHO BTAlfc-8 rlltt LNURANCK CO. only Oregon re InMirancr. company. FLUFF HTTOS AMD RAO RTJOg Send Us Your Old Carpets FLtUlFIF Um$ Made from old Inarrala. Rrcaaela Axmlnater. Smyrna.' Also rag rugs, ail sixes. Mall order ptvmpt. Send for booklet. Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, etc B . . f"!? tui or electrle cleaned.... $! 8x10 ru gs, steam or electrle cleaned. WESTERN FLUiT RUG CO. Union sve Pbotie East M1. B-147S NoRTHWtlSl' UCG CO. EataLllahed 1003. Fluff Rugs and Rag Rogi Worn All Rises. K. 8tB and Taylor. Eest 8580; B-12SO. PENINSULAR Hue Works Rag rug and car- pet weaving, isis fat ton ave. wain, res. FtTSirACES Boyton Furnaces J. C. Bayer Os, rront and Market I'NlON ATki. Blieet Her-1 Works, tnrnsces tn- sialled: repairing. 411 Union ave. N. B. 4811. rtrairmntg refaix and TrrHOLSTxania MLLTNOklAU Furoilore Uospliai, X64 M U a.apert mattresa making. Mala 4554. HAIR GOODS AUD HAIR DRESSnTO rKBVkrr tUNkbui, leading wig aad tee pee maaers, lines t stuci sumaa aair gooasi balrdresslng. manicuring, face snd scalp trsat- mroi Heroovea to 349. Aider, near Hroaasay HTMS riTGHIXQ aHa' fkXlla. iibalMlitli eUOk 148 nth. opposite Metier A Krank. MATTRLS8E-? VIAJ mattresses aad trainer beds mads late sanitary foldins forms: frttbera rraoeateri. Fcldmg U. Co.. SOU Wi'llams sve. K. 874 MIMEOGRAPH1KO MUl.TIOEAlHntO MIMiXXiHAi-tll.NU CU. Letters. W. al. riasar at to., inc.. mark. Main mur. A-ito rAJSTIMO, TIM TIM O. PAPERHAMOUT O TOSCULK fAINTINvi CO. Paialiiag. tint lng. paperfaanglng. Mil Man-ball st. 'kUla 4414. PA1NT1NO and paperhanglng. Tahor 41?& PHTSIC1AS9 UR. R. A. 1-UllXlPii. Alakjr blur. Aa tame. Nervousuess, ITustanc Trouble, abeuastlssa. PLTTMBIVO BUPPLITg RETAIL, 1'Lt'UUlMi aUfY.LltjS' w lemicg, 114 410 st. aaa: I BATH tub!, sinks, toilets. pipe ttlngs. A. Li. Howard, ai2 4th at. PRfNTIHO iNl BIliDfSrO MARSH PKIXTINO O 122 t,ront st. RUBBER STAMPS AND 8EAX8 ALjtO atenciis, 'trad Checks. Uraaa aiana. PACiriU COASi BtAMf WORKS 60 Broadwar St. H-oadway Tlo. A -1710. PRINTERS AND EV0EAVER8 TUB IVY fUliS JvnN M MANN 3fl 8tark St. Rroadwav 4H. A-40Rv RAZOR BLADES APENXX) bAFEXY rasurs sliarpcntd. a:; kinds, 20c and near Morrtaoa. c per own. iwi St., SHEET METAL WORKS REfAlRiMU tin and gravel ruuCa. Jsouo Lmsit, AIV lfc l. rUWf HIIU 1H. TOWEL BTJFPLT PORTLAND Laundry Co.. fur proispt, efflcieai service, t-none uroauway aiu. A-441Q. TRANSFER .NO STORAB-I Oregon Transfer Co. Established 1870. Transfer and forwarding A rents. Storage Krea Trackage Office and Storaae 474 Ullssa a. IBtb and ollaan. Main e. A-44S0. ALWAiS "flCK" 1'Hai total HOUSCUOLu GOODS SPECIALISTS Storage. Tacking, Fhlpplug and klovlng. Ilorse cr Aeta Vaaa. t'exial freight rates to alt points C. O. PICK TRA.Nhkttt a SIOHAGH it 2d and mat. Bioadwa bin); A-IOM. TTFE WRITER REPAIRI1TO WE repair and rebuild all makes. Royal tyi j writer Aecncy. 2i2 Btark st. Mala S6SD. WET WASB LAl-NDRIIg C 1 Uai, wet waan, Ml lb. OOc. fkeae Kaal 64. B-Z764. JOBBERS WHOLESALERS afitart wrrrKO) SA0B L, SHANK CO. PHO." MAIN !. wood rm 1UKTLA.SU WOOD fit CO. actory and ornre near zid nn tots sts. Mala S4TO. MKKTLNO NOTICES 41 MACCABEES DOINGS Portland Tnt No. l will give a card party and dance Thursday evening, March 22. at ineir nait, u Aiaer st, uooa prizes; good. music and a royal good time to all wno alien a. All Maccabees and koees and Admission tneir rnenas are invited zoc. COMMITTEE. .TtT LO 6 ia- nt-'iui-Ait meeting tnis 5? ( Wednesday) avenintt. E. 6th and Alder ata. Vlari- ls tors cordlallv Invited GEORGE T. ANDREWS, N. O. w. w. TKKHif. secretary. SUNNTSIDE Lodge. No. 163. " A. F. and A. AL Special communication 1 onridar evening, 7 o'clock. Work M. M. degree. By order of W. M. e. m. Lance, sec'y. COURT SCANDIA. No. 7. FORESTERS t of America, wui give a masquer ade ball Saturday evening, March 34. In Fo renters' hall. 129 4th at. .AU wel come. ' 1 - . marritges. Births. Dzaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES W. A. Owen. Baker. Or., and Mra, M. J. Oolliaa, 10ts Albina ate Geary Cecil Cbpe, Alberta, Canada, aa-l Qladye Oow-r, 873 bl 41st t. Can Bauer. 1233 Oeiaware St., aad Liana Bataer. kl aid at. and Broadway. Robert T. McMarcby. V ancuuver, Waah., sad Lillian Ammu, 167 tfet Wlncnell street. Una W. xounc, UOd CUiKoa at., aad Do rot boy Podge, bMt OTrrt.n it. akdVISITING cards yy aaoAswAv ir.CSMITI SMITH &Co.Moriw Bid. DKtSS suits for rent, all sisea, Lnluue Tallorina: Co.. 809 Stark st. CUITHS GOON To Mr. and Mrs. Danlal Goon. 415 2J. -v ' v m iA m infc KiNSBB To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klnaer, abJmV -. dereon. 1' INUKAH-T Mr. and Mm. Karl B. Ingram St N. Itttk at.. Alardi IS. a boo. DeVOCNG To Mr. and kir. James W. De Yoong, 1401 Aiamrua drlre. March 18, a eon. DEATHS A Xl FLNKltAUS 75 MILLttR At tha realdence, 102 Cleveland are- t dim. Marcb 20. Theresa Jane Miller, age 79 yearn, beloved wife of the late Kara Miller, motlMfof Mr a. Ada Hefling. Frank H.. Har - man K.. Raixb W. EL, and Herbert L... ill oi; roruaoa; trneM l. of Ucm Angeler, and Allen Fay Miller of Myrtle Point. Or. Funeral aerrloea will be held at the above reatdenre Tfeuradey, March 22, at lO a. m. InUnnent u. A. H- cemetery AB-angainenu in car of Miner a iracey UOAK Al tne family rextdence, M Kaat i-wentieth street nurui. Lreroy lloak, aged o years, beloved boo of Mr. and Mra. Otto J. lloak. Funeral services will be held at tha above address at V a. m. tomorrow (Thursday), March Interment Mount calvary cemetery. Arrangemenea In care of Miner a Tracey. Cl'RRY ki I laired Merl. aged 2 years. 5 nidiitha, 9 days, Man-h 20. Beloved daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. truest. Curry. Remains axe at llolmuu's Kuneral parlors and will be takev to wjbouriiic. ur., fir urrroi I OLU8 At Lbe residence. 2J1 K. 'JSih st-. March 20. Mra. Njv7 OM. Itemaina are at Ilolman Paneral parbjra. AnDoanca mcnt of funeral later. VIKW At ber Uts radaac, 474 Beacon St.. Maw-y View, ag 6 years. Remains at P. U Lrch Funeaal iaa-lora, K. 11th and Clay. Funeral notice later. XBQMPSOK Kngeborg Thompaoa, 1007 K. loth st March Id, 49 years, ctrrhesls of liver. - S1KGJ0R -Roane Ringer, a7 Baker at, Marcb 19, 1 year, pacsuuoola. HI M k OS'S Tracey Simmnna. SOS Salmoa at, March 17, 9 years broncno-puaarroonla. W1LUIAMS Maria J. Wluiams, 441 N. 23d st.. March Id. tti yaare. aatoatlnal bemor- rbare. HIOKBT Mai vtn n. Blci.ay, 10S Fremont mU. March 17. 4 yeau-a, lobar pueamooia. JOHN.UN Jamea Jubueoo, IMi Burr st, ktorrb IS, 60 years, gastritis. Bll tTTHKRTOCN Waller W. Bnetherton. 43 E. 'Mb et &, March 17 00 jears, lympbo atrouua. FLORISTS MARTIN & FORBES CO.. floriats, 364 Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE 11 Rod- tlorlaus, 2s7 Morrison st. Main or A-lbOb. r ine nowers ana floral deBicnB No branch stores. MAIN alio; wreaths, pillows, $3 up. Sprays $1 p Chappell s, 847 Morrison. MAX M f.MlTH. florist. 141 H 6th St. SWISS H.OHAI. CO.. 23d and Ollaan. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Edward Holman. W. J. Holman. Bacretary. resident. J. E. Werlein. Tr EDWARD HOLMAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALING Third and Salmon Streets. Established 1877. Lady assistant. Main 607. A-l 611. IP. L IE Undertaker. K. 11th and Hawthorne. Phones !. 781. B-1883. i-ady assistant. 0LU unnins Si McEntee Md every detavii. Broadway and Pine ata. Hroa d way 40. A-46B8. Lady asustant. A. D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor 6267. 6802 2d it, Lenta; Tabor 6896. 66th st. and Foster road. Arleta. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 Alder st. Phone Kt 62. B-2626, J. P. FINLEY A BON. Progressive Kuneral Directors, MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. A D 7IU, Pa 68 Williams ave. ri ii, aciiai vUi East 1068.0108k. Iady attendant. Day and night service. MILLER TRACEY. Independent Fu neral Directors. Prices low as 820, $40. $fii. Wash, at Ella. M. 2681. A788S. PIEDMONT. Undertakina Co. R. J. Oroakopf, funeral director. Woodln. 4940, C-1165 KUHntTBworth and Kerby. R T. Byrnes, new residence estabft., '01 William ave. Wdln. 220. C-1943. OlLTVACTQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162, O r L VVC.OA-2321. Cor. 6d and Clay. li :u East 80th and Qllaan. Fu- ndllllllUII neral eervlcea. Tabor 4314. Breeze & Snook il2UlmoDt- 3IA tSOLEUaLS . . River View Abbey . . Mausoleum Terminus Rlvervlew Carllne Taylor's Ferry Road For Particulars Inquire Portland Mausoleum Co. 636 Pittock Block. Bdw. 351. VAULTS THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY. foot of Montgomery at. Tabor 2521. Steel reinforced concrete burial vaults. airtigrit. waterproof, everlasting. CEMETERY Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 1. D-61. MOXL'HENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-266 4th ct.. opp. city hall. Main 1664. Pnilip Neu ft Bons for memorials. LaE5mRaWET J &67-3RD. ST. AT MADISON TO LEASE 63 WILL LEASE ON BROADWAT. Building on Broadway, near Burn a.,lfKl& Cm ..AW.Ak.lA V... I " . ' " i r?,";.-111,?1,1?! l? "uU ?r pat up pew building. H-736. Journal. FOR HALE BUSINESS PROPERTY 60 FOR SALE East side flat and store building, value 310,000; would con sider good lot or close-in aereagi part payment. 108 Sherlock bldg. FOR 8ALK -HOLSKi Ot DANDY 4 room Dlaatered house 1 gas. electricity, etc. Lot 40x110, term. A snap. H-737. Journal. BUNGALOW. 6 rooms, just complet- wood 110. 61 (CoDtlamed) $26 DOWN. $10 UONTHLI All of the following can be purchased on tnese terms a rooms. Peninsula. SI7S. S rooms. 'Woodstock, $42$. 3 rooms, Alberts, $760. 4 rooms. Alberta. $00. S rooms. Uregory Heights, $$50. 4 rooms. Lents, $660. 7 rooms. Montavilla. $1400. Fred W. German Co.. Til Ch. of Com. BIO SACR1FICK. $1600. 7 room modern house and 100x100, FOli SALE HOUSES Bearing fruit treea 2 blks. from St. good' schwTl 2 u rnllVa to K R. sta Johns car. This place cost SHOO. Own- fZ Ctsu Helens Thls Tl. a f lna litC er must have money and will sacrifice tie farm, and tr sold soon, will take -for half cash. . $6600; terms if desired, J, M. Bnrk- A. H. AKERSON. 60$ Stock Ex. Bldg. need, owner. Warren, 6r.. R. F. 1. 1. 60x116, shack, $ large rtwm , 0 ACREd fineirt logged-off land In v" lathed, plastered and shingled, side-i Oregon, 2 mile from station and Co. ' w.alk.8' F,ty wter ln- Holladay ava, I tumUa Highway by K. F. D. road, un MontaTllla; assessments ainl every- dfer 40 mm from Portiand; S acre 1&in.al,l c? date: ,!5 ch Caili cleared; $100 cash, long time on bal- . 231 th st. Scheuermann. ance. d. Wynn WUson? $20 Chamber FOR SALE 4 room house, furnished . of Commerce. - - or unfurnished, large lot. In Mount Scott district. i5 minute walk from car. Bull Run water, electric lights. fas. easy terms. 610 Dekum bldg. larshall 4536. OOOn home, full lot. aoim fruit. 7 rooms, full basement, good plumb-' mg, dose to ecnool at Montavuia, $1260: terms. Ne&l Brown, 207 Pana ma b'dg. FR SALJJ 4 roomed plastered house. on river mooring above high wator mark. Am moving away, must sell. IJO cash. Main V47$ or address 1340 Minnesota st. NEW miNOALOW $1126 AND SIX LAROB LOTS. 6 room. rlajtered. wired for lights. close to el ec trio station, good road. very easy Terms. avv uoncorn mug. I OR Mr. Handyman $8 down, 88 monthly buys 2 room house and a beautiful corner lot; Rose City. Park line; price S6S0. Fred W. German Co., 732 Chamber of Commerce. " ALBERTA district. 1800. 8S0 down. $7.60 monthly buys neat 4 room cot tage, lot 60x100. bearing fruit trees and berry bushes. Fred W. German Co., 732 Chamber of Commerce. FOH HALE LOTS 16 SEVEN hundred dollars buys lot 18. block 107. Laurelhurst. All assess ments paid to date. Address, A, W. Bartlett. box 208. Fargo. N. t. $125 takes my full lot, . 88th near Ankeny st. Main 1088. 100x166 S. E. Cor. E. 27th and Lib erty, only 8750. Main 1088. UNION AVET $600. Room ToT at eacrL-Lce, 170 11th st. only loom 216. ACREAGE 57 CHEAP ACREAGE. 5 acres. $260; $10 down, $6 per month buys 6 acres of land between Portland and Centralia on tha main line of S railroads, IV, miles from a town of aOO population, sawmills and shingle mills. Some of this land is partly cleared; running streams, some bottom and some bench. Some of this lana is good onion land. Can give you any kind of a piece you want. $20 down. $10 per month, buys 48 acres good land at $22.60 per acre; 2 miles from the ColujnWa river, be tween Portland and Astoria In Cowllts county. This land is free from rock and gravel, lays nicely; good soil and no ids moisture. ' BELL REAL ESTATE CO 818 Railway Exchange Bldg. OUH chance Is in Canaea Rich lands and business opportunities offer you Independence: Farm lands, $11 to $10 cere: lrnarae4 lanrfa IS.r. la tku- in years to pay; $2000 loan In iTiprova-1 ments, or ready made farma Loan ox uvestoca; taxes average under .00 n acre: no taxes on improvements. personal property, or livestock; good markets, churches, school a roads, tel- f hones; excellent climate crops an I lvestock prove It, Special hotnesetk- ers' fare certificates. Write for free booklets. Allan Cameron, general su perintendent land branch. Car.adlaa pa cific Ky., 112 Mlnth av, Calgary, Al berta. 20 ACRES $600. i Good soli and roads, running water, mall and cream route. 86 miles from Portland; mile to good town and sta tion, if half cash paid, balance long time, no Interest, Bee AKERSON, GOOCH & CO.. 603 Stock Exchange bldg. Gibson Half Acres Good soli, city water, close 1b mar line, eaay trms; will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall 16S8 or flell wood 476. J lin H. Gibson, owner. land, on Oregon Electric All In cul tivation. City conveniences. Hteady employment If desired. Also work for the boys during vacation. Very easy terms, or consider equities as first payment. 602 Hpaldlng bldg HOUSE AND ACRE ONLY I70O Mostly in cultivation; water, some fruit, S room house, close to electric tatlxm, only 80 minute out; easy terms. Call at 600 Concord bldg. CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN ranches near Portland, 6. 10 acre tracts. $66 to $200 per acre, eaay terms. Mo- Farland. 605 Teon tl1g.. Portland. EaRWELL Vk acres. Reduce the coat of living. Fine soil, near car, terms !ike rent. Masterson tt Slctten. 203 Wilcox bids. IF looking for acreage or small homes near Portland aee my list; 2 to 20 acre; mine greaU bargains. Neal Brown. 207 Panama bid g. FOR SALEFARMS Choicest Farm Buy ' 1-2 Mile College Town I600A will buy one of the handsomest tittle farm homes In the Willamette valley, just read: 34 acres, all in high state of cultivation. Ferrect land; handsome V room house, cement block foundation, barn 40x60. all conveni ences, another barn 25x20, double wall potato house; granary, cement floor; . chicken houses, 10x10 and 10x50. wtta cement floors; new silo. Certainly everything needed In way of buildings. Personal: Fine vounsr team Clvdea 6 cows (milking), 3 heifers soon to fresn n, one small heifer, 160 thoroughbred White Leghorn hens. 100 small chicks, wagon, buggy, and all farm implements. Price for all only 16000, H mile from stood college town. Hargrove Realty Co. 122 N. 6th St. Phone Broadway 4331. JUOES anyone want a blacksmith mtx: and home? Everything complet Rarfain Pell or trade. What bare you. VV, i . Daigaill MasMll Wamic, Or. ' ' - ; 410 acres wheat and stoclsranch. 10 ,aB6 1 TAiiKfc Vine grocery with miles from Lyle VV ash good house, ; ni,hed living rooms. Well stock: lrame barn, both in good repair, plenty -n(. mooa fixtures; snap for eomeon . water, on Coumb'a higbw tWtwMt. Jtfn ffff ca 2 $ VlV Raf SeT" - IvVle and Ooldenaaie. 100 acres in , ,11 1 1 wheat, all fenced. Price 320 per vere. J'OR SALE or '""wtV h, half cash, balavnce your own terms. OX- ladles' hat shop. Heart of city; i '. t74 Journal. health. Phone Mar. 4064, sfter Ip.r- HAVE several farms, from 12 to 100 K1I"??S0. foTwUI ha!&!a? acres, from $66 to $300 an acre; ft to mAVl,?lLri 20q' 99 1 nMU 100 miles from Portland; improved and rf i, PI ' j i 1 , 1 1 unimproved; easy t-rmi. Consider XAI LOR siop. good for o peooi. house as first payment. Reasonably price. 164 10th st. Mai, MASTERSON A SLETTEN. " '" ' 202 Wilcox Bldg. CIGAR, confectionery, news atari- FOR SALE By owner, 40 acres, ai th',P rerrt; tBtr building. 42 - miles from Portland, above Forest Morrison 1 : y Grove; S acres clear, spring on place, RESTAURANT cheap for cash, .Appl rest small stumps; next to big dairy kl F1rt et. - - - , rapch. P. Dooley. 673 Savler at AUTO truck, milk route at a bargaii. NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN. Hell wood 1632. ' - - ' ' 160 acre improved farm near Con- : TT,..-a.-. ; T don. Gilliam Co. Price $1400. Take MO.NL1 IO LO.?l . - 1. crop payments. Claude Cole, 300 Henry UKALKHTATK ij. Te&fr nn TTX , i PER CEXli per cent private fun-U. FOR SALE 160 ,cr Ply im- Prompt, reflable service. . , proved. Will sell all or any part. A K. HILL. 410 -Henry Bldg. " - - 11 . f . rate. K. H. Iewle. lohby 4. Lwlf bldg "I5AmS rPortTan0 ?1&$S MORTGAUK loan. 67 u. B K. KVKHTH. 717 Corbett Balomsn tt Co.. 3.ts nek t near 6tk 167 82-100 ACRE ranch; price) 33500. to 7J',luilulloa- Write to Edward M. Greeaev Milton, principal" w-117. Journal. Rock cointy. Wis - - MONK if 10 loan: real -eatate tuortga( IF you want to buy a tana, see Kill- boX Fred C. fclng. 314 Swldlngldf lngland. 1016 Cham, ot Cam. bldg. 1 JOoaUaaed om J6ex . ' - , l - T :" r ' .' ranch r L- 17 IOKAX. FARM. Consisting of 20 acres, 17 a. In bisrh tate of cultivation. $ 'acres along the reek pasture. Creea runs by barn; state creek r.tce cedar srrove along creek: 6 acre. in bearing orchard; fair building;, good silo 10x30; C m Uch cows. 4 heifers. 2 years old; heifer calves; team work worses, harness, nwagon, milk wagon and buggy, farm machinery; milk cool-e-r, imubator and brooder, 0 stand. .es, 6i hens; X wells. Am selling the milk at thv barn. O raveled road by , tOli ItKVT KAIOIJ4 14 FOR RENT 16 acres, 6 acres in cul. tivatlon. 28 miles (rem Portland;, cow and chicken go with place, U 424. Journal. - 20 ACHE farm. 10 miles from Portland,'. rent can be worked out. Stock, tool can be bought reasonable. U-491. Jour- rial. HIGHLY improved 8 acres, close In, rweai urown, zqt ranama mag. FARMS WANTED RKNT OR RUY 34 I CAN LEAKE YOUR FARM. -I have leased others, why not yours T Will buy stock and Implements if nec essary ; send description. Wilbur - F. Jouno. 205-7 Board of Trade bldg. r: TRADE my e-uuity in 6 room modern ' bungalow in Portland for stock and machinery and feed, and rent farm iloa 64. Whlteson. Or. UOMESTEADS 47 160 ACRES. SO acres can i cultivated. good Z room house., "rch. outdHr cave. barn, cow, chickens. ood spring. some fenced, i'hone, good road. Price -$600; for quick deal will take some stock. Call buy, Grand ave. N.. city. ; 40 ACRlTHOMESTEAb. Good soil, fine running water, clos-J, to TlUamook. Price $76. .. N . 160 acre homestead, good soil, river through the place. miles from Tilla mook. Price $260. 411 HENRY BLDO. FOR BALE Timber claim, 4 to 6 mil- '.; lion feet Douglas fir, valuation; Do u a; las Co. Patton ave. Wdln. 2686. at - - Owner. 1618 EXCHANGB RKAL. KSTATK 24 800 ACRE FARM ALBERTA. Close to town. Good bldgs.. fenoed. woven wire; cream route, mall deliv ery, telephone. $24,000. Take property: here. Claude Cole. 800 Henry bllg. 168 ACRES 1 mile from Opal City depot, partly Improved. $1600. cash or terms, or trade for valley land. W. N. Mitchell. Metoltun, Or. - . HAVE equity of $0u(i in 4 nouses and O. K. first mortgage of $1760; will trade all or any part for equipped wheat ranch. 416 Piatt bldg. $2000 equity. 11 acres, well Improved, near Vancouver, Waah, for unincum bered land. John Fay, 8010 W. 7Jd at,, Beat tie. SPLENDID 6 room bungalow, 6 cnousa lots, E. Irvington, (or factory ite, : E. 273. W H. Herdman. 100 ACKKS. ko improved, exchange for' nJ? ' V smaller farm. WOllstein. 718 tn. FOR HALE or trade, at a bargain. Sea n. u. stout. T28 c. or c tiag. - VAXTKI REAti EST AT R t HOUSE equities wanted. Will give clcMir property for same if rlght XIA S IE RS ON & WLETTEN, - , 202 Wilcox Mdg. WANTED House. 8 large, bright rooma furnace, fireplace, west slope Mount Tahor. Postoffice box 386. 6TANUAHU AiialKACT CO, aad W. R. Haislip Co, 406-8 iitok Ex. bldgC Main 6774. - WANT lot west Of 41st t, on Divi slon. Will pay caah, XI -3 30, Jourr nal. ; " . WANT 4 or 6 room house, good condl tlon. bargain, small payment down balance 610 per month. A-436. Journal WANTED brnall ioue with lot, ciont In. Must be bargain for rash, ii- J86. JoumaJ. ; ROOMING HOUSES Try Me for Quick Results Tn buying, selling or trading rooming houses and stores. I can help you. L. A. MALL. 612 Panama bldg. - 14 ROOMS. 6w0. b WELL PLACE. "White Temple district; always foil: good home. Pnap. 602 Couch bldg. 14 ROOMS, elegaul furnilur walking distance: a charming bona A-432, Journal. li it MIA tAi OPPOKT 'L X g " "CONFECTIONERY STORE. 'J On upper Washington at., rigl among the large apartment house. Kales 126 per day. Rent $29 per xnonll Price 31226 1 - NEW APT HOUSE TO LEASE. ' ' 12 apartments and 2 single room 32.60 per month per room, includln.. steam heat and the electric lights. A. J. DeFOREST, f 207 Board of Trade bldg. 6P0RTT5?O GOODd. " - Close in, otil established inoneyma' lng store; excellent location; gov equipment; cigars and news stand '" connection owner retiring, glvee yt the opportunity; Invoice, about tido ; including fixtures. Will consider sui able trade in part payment. OTIS C. BECK 426 Henry bid.- FREE to Investors Warning. Dot , Invest 1 cent until you readSucce -lul Finance. Learn how fortunes a: made and lost; free trial subscription uccessful Finance, 633 Federal s : Chicago ' ; AUTOMOBILE garage have openlt for energetic man; do good reps - and storage business; also, sell oil. supplies, etc Profits are good. ,C r room 486, Pittock block. IF interested in a good tkegaitable pe dlrag business in eastern Oregon ai have a little money see H. C. Hoy care Imperial hotel, evenings, betwe . V:30 and ;ru. CASH store ; sell light grocerie r c; baa S living room. ; lunches, etc. owner auarantees good Living a -Call room 43., clears 3 day beaid Pittock niocK. FOB 3ALE FARMS ' CCoauaaed).