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16 .THE; OREGON ..DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND THURSDAY,' APRIL 5. 1917. THIRD BATTALION AND - jj - chore will be, pa,d for waste paper :,1 INTERIOR OF BIG MOVIE COMPANY C OF THIRD wWIm WRETO BE FULLY OREGON MUSTERED IN mZZm REMODELED AT ONCE Not 'More Than 2 Per . Cent ;of Men Fail to Pass Very ' ; Rigid Examination Given, EQUIPMENT Whole football Ham of WuUaftn ' sxigR chool . Enlists Compeay Zi - Crettlng ateoruits rrom 2Jalies. Vancouver, Waih., April B. Master f the Third battalion 'of the Third regiment, Oregon infantry, into fed eral service by Colonel U. O. McAl- ' exander, occupied most of the after noon Wednesday. . Company C of the First battalion was also mustered in at the -oaine time. The Eighth com pany, Coast artillery, O. W. G.. ha left Vancouver, its destination being unknown. ' The fesult of tne physical examina tion of the men is pleasing to tho officers. Not more than 2 per cent of . those who wera examined wfe re jected. . The examination was one of the -most rigid ever given incident to a muster in. - Uniforms and equipment for tne : new recruits, which aro arriving in good numbers, were issued during the afternoon, and arrangements have been made whereby tho men are equipped as rapidly as, they arrive. Equipment Lpadod at Clackamas. Word was received that all of the Oregon National Guard equipment at . Clackamas had been loaded . and would soon be' on its way to Vancou ver Barracks. It will be kept iiV readiness here for use by the troops should- they, be called out. Company T has on itsrolls the en tire football team of the Washington high school, headed by Charles Par sons, who was a crack halfback last year and was expecting to be in. the University of Oregon team next year. Many students from Washington high are in Company K, and there is still room for more. Captain Hotchklss, formerly adju tant of the Third regiment, is much pleased with the pep and enthusiasm of the 109 men he had on his rolls Wednesday. A number of his stu dent Holdiers were given recruiting de tails with the expectation of bringing in a few more from other high schools. One detail was given, the use of .an automobile and will visit a number of possible recruits in the outside townships. Company J, Building TTp. Company 1 of Dallas, is coming .rapidly to the limit of 150 men and three officers. Second Lieutenant J. W Finn is roadmaster of Polk county, and on Tuesday night he brought in 2S men coming from all parts of that political subdivision of Oregon. Those ;who pass the examination will be added to the 114 on the rolls, nd .".till they come. Ray Johnson got word that Lieutenant Finn wanted him dto keep his word to enlist when the call .came, and Johnson walked Tuesday afternoon from the Luckmute river valley, over the hills for 30 miles, and got on board Just as the train pulled out for Portland. Company L is made up entirely of Polk county men and Captain Conrad Btrafrin is assured by the officials that he shall have his fall coraple . ment for there. ? Company K Has "War Baby." Royal F. Brown already is christ ened as the "war baby." of Company H. He was born while his father. Captain R. F. Brown, was in the-Philippines, and came from Ashland to . enlist. Harry W. Stone, secretary of the Portland Y. M. C. A., brought his son. Paul K. Stone, to Captain Hotchklss Wednesday to enlist him in Company . uPauU9 a R'd college student. Klchard Word, eon of ex-Sheriff Tom Word, is another recent recruit in Company E. Repairs for Kelso Bridge. Kelso, Wash., April 5. The county commissioners of Cowl its count v vnti Tuesday to Immediately advertia for bids for the repair of the bridge whi'-h spans me vownts river .at this place. mis structure nas been in an unuf. condition for almost a year, and the cobi or materials prevents the board from building a new bridre. Ttuim wtn be received at the next commissioners" meeting. iKMttdiittiiittttat HOW TO GET RELIEF FROM CATARRH If you have catarrh, catarrhal aeafnesa, or head noises go to your druggist; and get 1 ox. of f.a.nnlnt (double strength), take this hoine,dd to it Pint of not water and ox. of granu- iM J?"ar- Tftk 1 tablespoon ful 4 times a day. - " : hJB- wla otttn bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucous stop dropping into the throat. tIt is easy to make, tastes pleasant and coats little. Hvery one who has catarrh should alve . this treatment a trial. You will probably find it Is Just what you, need. . Both Men and -Women . Suffer with backache, pain in kidney .and bladder regions, headache, ver tigo, dizzy feelings and sometimes fail to recognize where the trouble lies. Congested kidneys cause a lot of dis ; tress and- should never be neglected. V Congested kidneys are more, danger - ous than constipated bowels. Take ' 4, righrawayjf you .would be well and free from - distress, after urination, - such 'as burning, scalding, pain and , t other, agonies. Balrawort Tablets re- ', duce inflammation, restor normal ' secretion,, and there Is no. medicine -'better -,". - ' FOR KIDNEY IRREGULARITIES Sold by'jll druggists. V J v , v y-:: ; n r v ir hvi i if :IIMIMMalllMvwaHMaNMiMt!MHiaiHiinwwiamMB Fire Chief Dowel 1 gloating over stacks containing $5000 in gold which will be distributed to Portland children next Saturday in exchange for waste paper. . F $5000 WITH WHICH TO PAYJR PAPER Children to Be Paid at Rate of 50 Cents Hundred; The League to Sell to Mills. Five thousand dollars in gold is now In the hands of Fire Chief Dowell, every cent of vrhich he hopes to see paid to.theboys and girls of Port land, old and young included, for magazines and newspapers on waste paper day, Saturday of this week. Pay will be at the rate of $10 per ton or BO cents per 100 pounds. Waste paper worth thousands of dollars' 1b burned annually In Portland, and it is the purpose of the Patriotic Conservation league, under whose aus pices waste paper day has been ar ranged, that the money ordinarily wasted shall be put to some good cause. It is pointed out that the first inducement is the cash payment to those who carry the paper into the fire stations of their neighborhoods and the second, the patriotic work' of the league which win sell the paper to the paper, mills and use the money in come of its various enterprises. Will Xezndve Paper Quickly. Arrangements have been perfected for the promt t removal of the paper from the fire stations. Last year the removal of paper to the central ware house was looked after by the- fire department, but it was found that this not only required a 30-day period, but that it was Inconvenient at the englno houses to have tons of paper stored about. Plans are now perfected whereby all paper will be removed within five days. Fifteen auto trucks will move the paper $ rom the fire sta tions at once and load it into a string of cars In the railroad yards. Belgian Children to Fro fit. The Belgian Children's Food Fund committee' (J. E. Weriein. fhalrman) of the Progressive Business Men's club will have a representative at each engine house. These will receive contributions from those boys and girls who wish to heln in the work of -providing ; food for " the children of Belgium., It is understood that each hild may do with Its money as he coooses. For convenience, children. are beinir urged to tie It in bundles of 20 pounds, which will be 10 cents' worth. Every fire station in the city will -be a purchasing point for vasto paper next Saturday, from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Ast'oria Shipyards Approved by Brent Tice-Chalrman. of Federal SUnninar Board Expresses Satisfaction Over Plant for Building Wooden Vessel. Astoria. Or.. Anril . E. Manaaer Collldge of the McKachem ship yards, stated " Wednesday morning that -Theodore Brent, vice chairman Of the - United States shipping board, was very well impressed with his visit to Astoria Tuesday. Mr. Brent said that the McEachern yards were the best he had 'seen so far on the Pacific coast forthe con struction of wooden vessels.- The seventh keel' for an auxiliary schooner was ,lald recently and. the framework started Wednesday morn ing. The present inclement weather is retarding the progress of the plant somewnav nut as soon as spring opens up each of the craft now on the ways win do rusnea to. completion. . it ts expected that the schooner Mary will be launched about the end oi inis month. Edison Is Working in JSeclusiofi to Aid U. S. ' Orange. N. Anril 5.1 fl. N. SI Somewhere In the low rolling hills of New Jersey the : master inventor' of America is working today, under guard, in the aid of his nation. Thomas unison nas neen for weeks almost con tmoously secluded in a laboratory, working from 18 to 20 hours a day, with only one assistant. ' . What Edison is working; on. no, one knows. It Is generally supposed that it is upon an effective weanon to mm with the submarine that, the American genius nas neen continually working o mr several weeas. jusi . wnere ce is at work- i .f known;1 He has established a labora tory in some hidden spot in the . hills w.mw .mvuuu uw nomei iuerds .aie distributed throughout the ' wooded hills and no one .is allowed to enter nm. region. ' : i . ... WEL HAS S BENSON AND YEON START SUIT TO STOP DEFAMATORY STORES Members, of Highway Com mission Ask "Show Down" to Determineuthor. Albany, Or., April 5. Alleging that a communication published in the Lebanon Criterion, March 23, was "false, slanderous and defamatory," S. Benson, chairman of the state high way commission, and John B. Teon. roadmaster of Multnomah county, have begun -two actions in the circuit court against W. C. Depew, publisher of the Criterion, and B. F. Steen, the author of the communication. Each of the plaintiffs, asks judgment in the sum of $10,000 against the two defendants Jointly and severally. The .communication on which the suits are based was as follows: Story as Published. In the last issue of the Criterion appeared the statement that State Gran are Master Spence and Tax Liber ator" Smith were alleged to be in the pay of the timber interests to lower taxes, and that this would explain tl.eir motives in opposing the road bond issue. I know little of Mr. Smith but Know much of Mr. spence, and can assure you that nothing he has said or done could be construed in such a light, end that the statement is with out fact or foundation. Mr. Spence is in the pay of the grange and no one eise, ana nas served tne tanning inter, ests of Oregon lovallv and well. If we are looking for motives It is very probable that Mr. Spence wants to see the state of Oregon receive one dollar of worth for every dollar of tax money expended. Instead of divid ing; 50-60 with Teon, Benson and other share holders in the Warren Construc tion company, as was done in Multno mah and other counties. -Connection za Alleged. Another "motive" might be that tho present issue will only make a begin ning on the roads it is supposed to finish. It also seems rather strange that no mention was made of the fact that one of the principal backers of the bond issue was also one of the principal defendants in the notorious Benson-Hyde timber land fraud. This is a matter of court record and not alleged." . - B. F. STEEN.., Explaining' his reasons for bringing a libel suit, S. Benson said today r "For months past evil minded persons have been Industriously, circulating the re port that Mr. Teon and myself have a financial interest in the Warren Con struction company, and furthermore. that I am the Benson who was In dicted by the federal government in connection with .land -frauds. ' The ob ject of these. reports Jwas evidently, to discredit our errorts ln'tne way or highway Improvement.- ' t "So persistent is this propaganda of defamation have determined to call for a showdown In order1 to ascertain who Is responsible. , We ate tired of the continued misrepresentation,' Our attorneys have been instructed, to se cure an early trial, in order to- have the matter disposed of before, the elec tion on the road, bond issue is held, as the charges are evidently Intended to prejudice the election.',' . , , She made up a mixture of Sage ,iea ana buipnur to. bring back color, gloss and youthfulness. Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy? tea vlth sulphur . added, will turn fray,, steaked .and faded hair beautifully dark - and luxuriant. Just a few applications . will prove a reve lation li your hair is lading, streaked or r gray.; Mixing the Sage . Tea and Sulphur ' recipe at home, though, is trouoiesomer . An easier ! t get a 60 cent1: bottle of Wyeth's Sage and SulphUr Compound at any - drug store au reaoy ror use. This is the old time recipe ' Improved by the ad dition of other ingredients. - While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire , to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness.; By darkening your hair : with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does It so naturally, so evenly. Tou just dampen a sponge or soft brush with , It and draw this - through - your hair, taklna one small strand at a time? by morning all gray, hairs have disappeared, - and. after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy,' on... ana luxuriant. . This preparation Is' a , delightful toilet requisite and is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention or-disease. . . (Adv.) Permit Is Issued for Altera tions to Inqlude Complete New Lighting System, WORK WILL COST $5000 a lass Screen to Bo Built Around Toyer ore Improvements to Be Kada X.ater. A permit for work to cost about $1000 was Issued Wednesday as the first step toward a complete remodel ing of the interior of the Majestic theatre. Architect Martin Schact Is planning the alterations. The work for which the permit has ben Issued includes extensive changes in the foyer, tne installation or a com plete new lighting system and the con struction of . a glass screen to separate the foyer from the auditorium proper. New carpets are to be placed throughout the theatre, and new hang ings and curtains. The total cost of the changes planned at present will be at least $5000. Later Manager J. J Parker plans, to remodel the entire in terior of the theatre, extending the bal cony' along the sides of the building as far as the boxes. I Prominent Engineer to Speak. Portland Realty board members and their friends will have the opportunity on Friday noon at the regular luncheon of the board to hear G. B. Hegardt, en gineer of the Portland dock commis sion. Mr. Hegardt will give an illus trated talk describing the elimination of the bar and its results in establish ing the Columbia's claims as one of the first of., the world's harbors. Robert H. Strong will act as chairman of the day. Realty Section for Library. The management of .the Portland public library has asked the Realty board to suggest a list of books and magazines bearing upon real estate and kindred subjects, with the object in view of establishing a real estate section in the library. Real Estate Transfers. Tracy B. Griawold and wf. to C H. Oullaas. I 13, B. 38. Vernon 1,000 Walter Jerris Holman and wf. to Flor ence L. Sioat, Li. 39, B. 20, Idd'a Add , 10 H. O. Meyer and wf. to Theodore Roth, 1. 17, B. 1. Westmoreland.. 1 George A. Moore and wf. to David W. Jenka. N. 40 fUL. IS, B. 41, Albina. 10 J. R. Oalea and wf. to H. B. Eyans, westerly Vi of easterly 68 2-3x30 ft. L. 8. B. 24. HcMiUeo B Add 10 H. B. Brans to Ada B. Erana, Central 1-3 of U 8. B. 24. MeMillen'e Add... 10 Artbnr Brngger and wf. to Bdwaxd Botbange, U 3. 4, B. 1. Brugger View 1,200 Caaie K. Bactoman to Wllda Backman. L. 13, B. 6, and L 6, B. 7. Holly Rood 1 John Marandas and wf. to Stere Maran- das. U 15 to 18, B. 14. Wellington. . . 100 Cbarlee H. Raney and wf . to Joaepblne 1. Stanley. L. S, B. 6, Lawrence Add. to Oresham 10 William Wickllne and wf. to C. M. Will. 8..SO ft. U 9. and El 15 ft of S. 60 f t. JU 10, B. S, dare Add S.S0O F. L. Lestoa to John i. Cur tin. I. "A." and N. 10 ft. I.. 1. B. 1. Mal- lory Add. 10 R. 8. Farrell and wf. to Everdlng A Farrell. L. 1. 2. 3. 4. B. 6 Highland Place , 10 Janaes Barker to Carrie B. Stooe, U 2, S. B. 7, Dea Moines Add .,. 10 Carl 8chlewe and wf. to Eugene Carl . Sehiewc, L,. 10. B. 3, Portsmouth, L. IS. B. 2. Albina Homestead 1 Same to Liouiae Ueorge Scblewe, part t. 11, IS, B. 34. Multnomah 1 Same to Esther C. Scblewe, U 6, B. 1. Moitnoman i Same to Benjamin X. Scblewe. I 10, B. 15. Lincoln Park Annex 1 Same to Leo Scblewe, L. 0, 10. 25. 26, B. SO, Carter's Add. to Portland 1 Same to Lydlk E. Scblewe. S. 83 1-3 ft. of Li. 13. B. 34. Multnomah 1 J. W. Watts to Watts A Price, Inc. I- 2. S.-4. 5. B. 7. Dorer 646 R. C. HHUnan and wf. to Irene SI. Ralcb. beginning N. W. corner Li. 7. Snb. of tract "A." Orerton Park 10 The Lmbdenatock te Larson Homebaild ers' Inrestment Co. to Carl O. Lleber- oti, L. 3. B. 1. Cumberland 2.000 A. V. Stokes to Juanlta M. tod Gteln. L. 22. B. M, Rose City Park 100 Chris N. Horsfeldt and wf. to George W. Jeffcott, L. 1, and S. 15 ft. L. 2, B. S3, Arbor Lodge 10 Alt Martin to Henry Martin. I acre In 8ee. S, T. 1 8.. K. 2 E. 10 Addle M. F. Hathaway, administratrix, to M. Beolah Brim Lake. L. lO. R. 2 Reaerrolr Park Add ISO Benjamin F. Heooxend wf. to Carrie M. SouOiwood, L. 17. B. 3, Haller'a Add. 10 Carrie M. Broth wood to Benjamin F. Heeox. U. 17, B. 3. Bailer's Add 10 Chris Wangmea and wf. to Andrew Vfestby. und. V, Int. In following: L. S. lO. B. 6, 8nnnyalde Reanb 10 The Songalow Co. to Pacific Title A Trust Co., L. . B. 0, Windsor LTts. 10 J. P. BriH and wife to Minnie Allison. L. 10, B. 10, Alder SprlnM i Falla Oitr-Salera Lbr. Co. to O. K. Jef- rery. l.. , 17. is. B. 10. Bratnard.. 10 timer w. Uel-awtpr and wife to John O. Larson. L. 16. B. 36. Piedmont. . 10 Tatai InT.t. Co. to Geom McNamara. io, it. "u . cunion A ati ... zoo Roscoe F. Hunt to A. S. Patterson, P. ii reec u. in. ani n. reet u. it. B. 16. Hawthorne Ave. Add H. P. Ban and wife to George E. Frost L. 30. 32. B. 41.- Irrlnarton Park 4 1 Tne RlTerriew Ceroeterr Aasn. to Snaan M. Koaerta.lA. o9, Kee. , said eem. . B73 Laa lorraap c to c is. uraoier, L.. 3 4. B. is. EMstmoreiana Z.40D Cbarles Moore and wife to Moore Bros.. Inc.. 1-5 int. in L. 10. B. 113 Lanr- euiurat 10 Same to Same. 1-5 int. in S. S3 feet. L. 4. B. ft. Park View Extended 10 EBima. B. Fenley and hasband to Arora rorentme Bcnneiuvr, i.. zz, Z3, H. 1. Laurelwood Tftlin . T. T . mm. I vif.' a rwi V. Smith.- Ll. lO. B. 2. Eastland Add 10 SbrrUf to Sol. ir UarrU. L. ft. B. 1. Menrra tu Add 1.4. atrs. neme Kooinsm iu mitt tuen Scott. W. of KE of U 0. B. 18. Portland Lone "ir Cemetenr Battle Sherman to Anna Suermaa. L. -14, jo, 10, o. ii, eroon. , 10 Mattnomabv Cem-. - Co. to Hattle C Howe. L. 37. B. B' . aaid'eem 123 Amelia Fucha and hn. to Johaiini Zlea-- ler, B. la, Simon's Add. 2,000 Sbprur to a. m. Kjtrior. u. n. 12. a. ' 22, City View Park ' 690 The Joseph A. St row ride Estate 00. to teorgia 1 uuev. l,. 10 a. zr. BrroU Hta. 060 Tre. -of City of" Portia ml to C. J. joamon. la. A, 0. l.-aionticeuo, L -1A B. lO. Terrace Park 42 Florence P. Grave and . boa. to J. M. Pugh. I. 6, B. Katherlne Add... 10 Mary Basel to John 8. Talrhy, part L. 14. B. J. WUIamette Bird. Acres 10 Jobs T. Rlcberdsott to Edytbe At. Blch- ardaon. L. 4M, Ascot Acres.!. . 1 Ladd Estate' C. to Uaad B.'Bofalman. I. 3. and S. 40 feet L. 2 B. 31, East morelaad 10 Lenerd Caruno and- wife to J M. Rich mond. I. 7. B. SO, Jotwamore 10 John Brodie to Fairriew Farm Co., L. ffl 22. B. 44, Swlntoo ,.... . 1 S. L. Brown and fe to FarmTiew Farm Co., L. 15. B. ve. Irrington... . 10 Stephen Oarrer and wife - to Ore A Calif. R. R. Co., .1032 square tort. -ia sec. 14, T. 1 , 1 E..... " 400 'zj' Building Permlto. I ' C. A. Bomett. erect 1 atory f raise dwlg.. 1006- Columbia, bet. McCrumb and Fesseadea; builder, same; $100.; - . , - Ukase lapreatinent -Co., repair-2 Ctory frame room Ing novae, 301 ; Water at., bet. Co trim Ms and Clay:- Northwest Cornice A Roofing Co.. buildera: 896. . . ; L airs. Alice Ardrey and Kate Ardrey, repair t butt iraaae .owig., uieaweoa are., Ijst. NATIVE OF IRELAND . DIED H 86TH YEAR P. mmmm mm iiimii iiiijO l-jSf'm i nm iiimmni JJI Mi mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmM . Joseph J. Jordan. Joseph J. Jordan, who died In th!s city on March 31, was 86 years of a native of Ireland, and for 4 years had been a shipbuildings carpenter In Portland. He is survived jy three sons, George, J. J. and J. II. Jo"rda:i. Mr. Jor dan founded the ship carpenters' union in this city In. 18S2. Resident of Oregon For 22Years, Dead X. W. XOxod, Who Sad Unl la This Stat Xearlj Qnartor of Century, Passes Away at Portland Homo. A resident of Oregon for 22 years, E. W. El rod, after an Illness of three weeks, died Wednesday morning at his home, 335 Ninety-second street southeast. Mr. El rod was born. In Indiana in 185S and, after marrying Armlnta El der, lived In Iowa, Minnesota and Ore gon, coming to Moro in 1895, where he engaged in the business of farm ing. Here his first wife died and he married Elizabeth Chambers, who sur vives him. He had been a resident of Portland for 11 years. Besides his widow, he is survived by his daughters, Mrs. L. K Moore of Portland and Mrs. G. M. Frost of Ash land, Or., and by his sons, J. O. Elrod of Portland, D. W. Elrod of Spokane and Clair Elrod of San Francisco. Mr. Elrod took pride In the fact that one of bis sons, Clair Elrod, had recently Joined tne united States navy, and another, D. W. Elrod, has filed appli cation for an army commission. Tne funeral services will be held at the Flnley undertaking parlors. Bend Soon to Have Community Center Work Win Begin Within 10 Bay oa Project Which Includes Gymnasium for Amateur Athletlo (Hah of Town Bend, Or April 5. Work will be- g4n within the next 10 days on the construction of the new $25,000 gym nasium and community center for the Bend Amateur Athletlo club, recently organized Definite plans have been submitted for the club's approval and the finan cial campaign to raise funds for the erection of the building will be com pleted by the close of this week and ground will be broken, probably next Monday evening. . Through the cooperation of the business men of Bend and by sub scrlptlon among the 450 members, 1 large sum has been raised to finance the construction of the gymnasium The structure will be of brick, will have a large 70x70-f oot gymnasium. stage, lounging rooms, billiard rooms, library, swimming tank, and the oth er gymnasium accommodations. MOwankle and 16th at.; R. A. Crawford, ouiiaer; 2bo. aesmossen ft id., excarate at 071 a. irr liar St.. bet. E. 11th and E. 12th: S18O0. H. Gordon, erect 2 atorr VI claaa factory. 071 Sandy, bet. 32d and 3&d; builder, same; iztw. Phillto Kaadr. erect 2 storr frame dwlc. 14M MeKenna are., bet. Amours and Xa sollder, same; I1O0. R. L. Gltaam. wreck 2 storr frame dwlg. 421-423427 Bnrnslde at., bet. 10th and 11th; O. K, A Rose City Wrecking Co.. contractors; 1000. . Frank Colllnsee, erect 1 story frame garags, 742 a 36th., N.. bet. KUckltwt and Fremont; Stokes ZeUer Co.. batlders: 1450. John Klien,. alter 1 story rrame swig., 1x0 Hart man. bet. Oswego and Charleston; builder mm; 50. A. Gribbie. renalr 1 storr frame dwlg 7009 62d are., bet. SOta and 72d sta.; J. ? Jonea, builder; hw. Third German - Reformed church, alter storr frame dwlg.. xX27 Sflth. S. E.. Wood tock: Cl Wrss. ballder: t80. utt urooaa um, repair z mmrj nncg ordinary. Majestic theatre. 335 Washington, bet. Park and Beveath; UDoax a Lelloux buildera; 810UO. NEW TODAY JNO. B. COFFEY Insurance,Surety Bonds 301 V7TXCOX BLPO, Maia 708, A-37Q8. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Orogoav Investment Ik Mortgage Ce. Offices 80S-4 170 3d it. AUCTION 8ALKS TOMORROW AT Wilson's Anctlon House. 149-173 Id t. Sale st 1 a. m. AT 2 o. m. at Ford Auction Co.. 191 st. Frimitnre. rarpets ete. DOFESSIONAL AKW IMSINFSS DIRECTORY AOCORDI0 PLEATTNO HEMSTITCHING, battoobolea. buttons covered, accordion, aunburst. aide and bog pleating. all work promptly and satisfactorily attended to. . 1. Keopen. sum Alder ai opp. uiaa. won- man A King. ; . . . - . ACCORDION. KNIFK AND BOX. PLEATING ' HEMSTITCHING. BRAIDING: BUTTON ftnt.ra bi;ttiiv ravrpen liaTfRM KOVELTY MFG. CO- 8t6 6111. B'WAT 8000. AO ATE CUTTING AND 3CT0. 7TWFXEA AGATES cut and polished. Jewelrr and watch repairing. Miller' a, 343H Washington St. BXAKKBOOX SfAKZRt DAVIS A HOLMAN. INC., 100 2d at. Btaak book manufacturers.' A-S1S3. Main 1S3. BRASS AND MACHINE WORKS HARPEK'8 Braa Works. Brass eaatings aad machine works. 106 N. 6th St. B'way 2342. CHIROPRACTORS MY SPECIAL offer will be withdrawn April SO. - 1917. Voo ran not afford to lrt this month pass without laves tigs ting. D It sew. All (I messes. W. O. .Powell, 313 Panama bldg.' Honrs 10 to 128 to 8. - . SICK sne peoolo lr. ' McMabosj, Maclear bldg.i specialising on 1"0 per rent chiropractic Making good. IX adJustmeaU 813. CAJtpxi ttXAVivo i FLUFF 'Mid Ptwb old carpl rag rnji. Carpvt I cleaning. North-1 w t Rc Ok. 1M C. Bra. K. 35S0. B-12SO. VU'W ni rj RAO RUGS. CAEPETTJCAMNd. REFITT1NJJ. ETC. r.i arT pi.ivr tn northwest. RrQ CO. PUQNP KAJ8T 651S. B-1478. JOTCB RTLOK PUotrl- rieanlBC wo nta rleaiml and UM; refitting oar specialty. Kt 440. B-lt. 204 K. Iftth t. N. coal urn wood LIST 204 L. .tol mi Co.. tK Nock wond. S4.50; kiabwdM,- A-i ir-dwol. $S.7ft; aawvo t lock wood. S5 load; hrr labwood. 4.3B; pw Ubwood (3 hwdn) 3.rj td: gecdweod. i. AMERICAN FUEL. CO.. 18ta and Vauhm t , dry and cfeVa wood, coal 15 np. All kinds of fuel kept In stock. Delivered from $1 up. PIhwm. Main 3!. A -741 5. AD P Fort Co. Sm Small ordora oor ie- aioa eve., . It i 4S1. vi rk JL ir a pr All klnda of rrcea and dry 4- ft. fir fnr male. WltM at. M43M. A-4547 COHTRACTOSS AMD BUTLDEBS USKAR HtBtU. tieneral Ceotractor, 223 Bher- lock bldg. DOO AJTD CAT HOSrTTAX DR. U. H. KUTHMAN. VETERINARIAN. Ho pltal 4t5 K. Tth at. Raat 14T. B-IWia. XDUCATIOVaX DANCUTO MANCHESTER Danclnc Academy, 85V, 6th at. bt. Stark and Oak. Special ratea. 4 prirata leaaona. 2: asorniog. afternoon, ercnlng; all latest dance guaranteed; class Thoraday. Sat urday ermtnra. 7-:30. Broadway RINGLKR Dancing Academy. All branches of modern, fancr. stag and bail room dancing. Classes and prirata for adnlta and children. Main S3SO. Vnntros Rlnglw. director. MISS IRKjAXI 600- Iekiuc bid. 10 pel rate lessons. V Hoots. 0:oO a. m.. 9 p. m. MUSIC SCHOOLS ASD TEACHERS E. THIKLHORN Violin teacher. Pupil Sercik. 3Q7 Fleidner bWg. Marshall lfJ8. PROF. T. E. LAWSON Piano lesaona at your home. one. Phone Tabor 2v. RAGTIME piano playing In 10 to lessons J "Chrlatensen's system." 412-13 Colombia bklg. PIANO and vocal leasona. with use of practice piano 1 hour per day. So month. Main iszin. LAW SCHOOLS OREGON LAW SCHOOL A thorough, practi cal course In law. Recitations CTeainga. Main V77. Allsky bldg. ETE. EAR. ItOBE. THROAT. LTTNOB TKEATMENT by apeciallat; gUsaea fitted. Ir. r. 1. aasejay. oil ienm piok- w wn. FXTJTT RUGS AJTO RAO RUGS NORTHWEST BIO CO. Established 1903. Fluff ruaa and rag ruga woren. all alaea. E. Btnund Tayior. Kant 35N0. B-12J. PENINSULAR Kog Worka Rag rug and carpet wearing. 1518 Patton are. Woudlawn 2KH.V FtrRWACES BOYTON FURNACES Economical, effectual. J. C. Bayer Co.. Front and Market UNION AVE. Sheet AietH Works Kuraaces lo stalled; repairing. ll 1 Uf.ion are.. N. E. 4811 FURNITURE REPAIR AND ITPHOLSTERnrO THE ARCADE SHOP tlpholsterlng and fur niture repairing and retlnlablng. 403 Waan- tngton a. Pbone Mjiln 2t4. MULTNOMAH Furniture Hospital. 8&4 3d at Expert lnattreiia making. Main 4564. HAIR GOODS AND HAIR DRES8IBO FEB VET A HANEBCT. Uadlng wig and tou. pee makers, finest stuck human hair good a: hsiraresainc, manicuring, race and acaip treat ment. Hemored to 34a f oer. near nroaawar. KATTRL68ES OLD mattresaes a Ltd feather beds made Into sanitary folding forms: feathers reoorated. roioing aa. uo.. quo w imams are. Mil on.i MTJIIOORATHXjra MPXTIORArHnia MIMEOGRAPHING. Clr. letters W. E. Flnaer W. R. Fin. A Co.. Inc., 29SV4 Stark. Mais 8347. A-126Q. PAnrrnio, Tnrrrfo. PAPERHAHonia TOSOHLE PAINTING CO. Painting. Catiac. paperhanging. 549 Marshall st. Main 4414. PAINTING and paperhanripg. Tabor 4762. PHTSICIABS DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. ALaky bldg. Asthma. Nerronanean, Prostatle llooble. Kbenmatlam rLUMBINO SUPPLIES RETAIL PLUMBING SUPPUE8 Fleming. 112 4(h rt. Msin 73O0. "21 A. L. Howard, 2 4tt St. PRINTING AND BIND ING MARSH PRINTING CO . i22 Front st. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO Stencils, Trails (becks, -Brass Signs. PACIFIC COAST b.'AMf WUtt&S, 63 Broadway St. Broadway 710. A-2710. PRnrrzRS ajtd evoravers THE IVY. PREfcd- OHN M. MANN 3"2 Stark at. Praadway 408. A-40f. SHEET MET At. WORKS. REPAIRING tin and grarel roofa. Jacob Loan. BIO 1st st. r fro tie titin icm. TO WELL BUI PLY 1'OKTLAND Laundry Co.. for prompt, efficient aerrice. Phone Broao.Vay 41Q. A -44 10. TRAJTSFER AD STORAGE Oregon Transfer Co. Established 1870. Transfer and forwarding Agents. Storage I'rce Tracakge. Office and Storage 474 Ullsan at. ISth and Ullsan. Main 00. A-440n. ALWAYS "PICK" TH. BEST HOUSEHOLD GOODS SPECIALISTS Storage, racking. Shlpolng and Moving. Horse or Auto Vans. Bneclal fralrht rates to all points. CL O PICK TRANSFER A 8TORAGB CO.. 2d and Pine. Brendway 690. A-IfrlXI. FREE STORAGE. FBEE MOVING Limited time. Object to fill warehouse.' SECURITY 8T0 RAG B A TRANSFER CO, 105 Park at. yaln 6105. A-IOM. e TYPEWRITER REPAIRING WE repair and rebuild rll uakea. Hoyal Typa- wrlter Agency, Vit wtara sr. wisin dto. WET WASH LAUNDRIES CENTRAL wet wash, 2U lbs.. 60c Phoae East 764. B-Io4. MANUFACTURERS JOBBERS WHOLESALER TXUTT RUGS AND RAO RUGS Send Us Your Old Carpets RJFF MSI Msda from old lngralo, Brussels, Azmlnster. Smyrna. Also rag rugs, all alaes. Mall orders i taompt. Send for buoklvt. 1 Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, etc 9x12 ruga, steam or electric cleaned. .... .l. 00 1 8x10 rugs, steam or elect-le cleaned...... ..7ic WESTERN FLLrr RLU CO.. 64 rnlon are.. N. Phono Eaat 51. B-1475. WOOD PIPE PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24 lb and York sta. Main S4W. MEETLNO MOT1CFM 4t WEorXXflT CAAtP N. 6. W. O. W- every Friday nigbt in w. U. W. Temple. 128 11th St. Members requested to be present. Visitors welcome. Nate Casler, C, C: A. L. Barbur, , cierK. ALBERT PIKE LODGE. No. 162, A. F. & A. M. Special communication tnis (Frldav) eve., April 8. at 7:20. o'clock. F. C. degree. Visitors wel come. Order Of W. AL E. K. I VIE. Secy. MT. HOOD LODGE. No.. 157. a. r . oe a. m. uriii . to. morrow (Friday) eve., at 7:30. All members of the r-ZL i."J- ur8? l Present. r 1 rv M. E. C. DICK. Hecy. PORTIjAND LODGE. NO. 65. A. F. ' A A, - f . Special communication r rtaay eve ning, 7:jo o'clock, work- In M. M. degree. - Visitors- wel come. Order W. Jf. C M. STEADMAN.' Sec. K. T. Cards . and social this (Thursday) evening at 7:80. Brinar half . dosen Sir Knights with you. C. F. W1EGAND. - - -Recorder KNIGHTS tc LADIES OF SECURITY -Rose Bud council. 2937. 114 Grand r Ka.t ave., will give a stepping party Apr 7..191T Everybody cordially la- vlted. Admission 26c. . . , . EMBLEM Jewelry specialty: buttons. pins, chirms. Jaeger Bros? 131-3 6th: 3 A WfsVN BtEKTlXQ NOTICES 41 COLUMBIA LODGE, , NO. 114. A. F. and A.;M. Stated . communication this Thureday evening, at 8 o'clock. Masonic Tenqle. The lodge -will be presented with a silk flag. The presenta resa will ba mad bv a cast master and a luj-int. - "The Star- pangiei Bejiner' will be sung by a, well itnown soloist. Visiting brethren always welcome; Bv order W. M. t RBD i. oiSON, secretary. VT f 1 W f TXT aw- ' tends a cordial In tlon to all neiarhbors bors to BVIdav meet with them Friday evening at their hall at j R. Cth and Alder sta. Something doing every eveninar. V. O. CHESSMAN. CL C J. O. WILSON. Clerk. B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142. Regular meeting this (Thursday) evening. Klks Temple 8 o'clock. Installa tion of officers for the ensuing year. Visiting brothers welcome. By or der of the K. R. M. R. - Sf AULDINQ, Secretary. ZJitelSiaiistics . TRarrUgts, Blrtbs, Dtttibs. MARRIAGE LICENSES John P. IUCT 781 E. Vahill at., and Freda BreckeL 0C2 E." Tariur st U C. tteanrater. 1007 R 28th at. N.. and Ore M. GraiDond, same aOorcaa. Jnlrua H. Balxhlser &2 Alberta at. and ka belle Jacobs. 4 E. 8th at., S. W. C Disdum. MUwaukie. Or., and Leiea E. Hardeaty, Wl HaMk t. Yed Keller. 131 Jufcuon St.. and CacaUa L. Knepprr. 60S Orertou at. nr. ' r ' WJ E P 0 B CSS INVITATIONS Third Floor SMITH Ac CO. Morgan Bldg. UKKSS suits tor rent, all sixes. Cnmue i tiiortnr :o.. s stark st. BIRTHS FOX To Mr. and Mrs. J L. Fox. 6113 Kth at.. March 23. a Uuchtsr. HARM-To Mr. and Mrs. Adolph H. nrma. f0 Harrlaon at., March 24, a son. Bl'KUHAKU To Vr and Mrs. Frederick Hnrgherd. 10TO E. IJ'h rt March 2ft. a S09. COOK To Mr. and Mrs. Alec Cuok. 464 FaU- Hue St.. Mercti 21. a son. DrKONING To Mr. and Mrs. Gyabert De Konlnc. 813 Clackamaa at.. March 28 a dough Orr. A-Mrciusu to bit. and Mrs. Anorea aj dersun, A18 Delay at., Uarch 20. a son. LEWIS To Mr. aixl Mrs. Joseph 8. Lewis. 71 E. 20th at., N.. March 2fe a soo. 8t'HIL,IJCR To Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Pil- ler. Otesbaro. Or.. March 30. a dsnghter. DEATHS lAXD KEaAL87S EVANS In this city, April 4, at St. Vlncenfa hospital. George W. Bran, lata of 08 East Seventy-eighth street, age 73 rears 8 months VH days. Dorsaed Is surrired by foor sons. George W., Frank. Carl and Dudley. Also two oaug.iters. Mrs. Lut tsrens ana Mrs. rean Hughes, and tea grandchildren, and ana great grandchild. He was a member of Portland ramp No. 107. W. O. W. Also George Wright Post No. 1 G. A. R. Funeral aerrlcea will f Sfmt Young camp. Spanish-American War the chapel or the Skewee Undertaking Oo.. cor ner Third and Clay streets. Friends and mem bers of George Wright Post No. 1. G. A. R-. and Portland tmp No. 7. W. O. W.. Inrfted to attend. Interment, family lot Lone Fir cemetery. WALSH The funeral eerrlces of John B. Walsh will be bead at the Cathedral. 13th and Darle atav, at 11 a. m.. Friday. April 6. rlienda Inrlted. Interment In Kiretylaw cem- atary. Tbje serrlces wUl be under the anaphes ba betd tumorrow (roaay), at 2 p. aa., rrou. . veterans. WILLIAMS At San Dlago, tal.. AprTl S. 1917. Edwin R- Wllliama. age 4 years 11 months, belored son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wllliama. brucber of Lewis G.. Clair A.. Ray S. Wllliama, and Mrs. Fred Babcork of Port ia ml. and Dr. Claud E. Williams of Los Ad- geles. Cal. . NORTH At hk lata real denes, 072 Lad I are.. Henry K. Nia-th. age 60 ycara. Punrr. al Barriers will be teld at the a dots resi dence. Sarordar at lO a . aa. Intel-meat at (TwcMrt cemetery, iigaro. vr., at 1 a. m. mends invited. Fanoral in charge of I. I Lerch I'ndVnaking eontpany. MAY In this city. April 4, Emanuel May. aged OS years 2 months 20 daya. Friends in vited to attend funeral serrlces, which will be held at Hoi man's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon atreeta, at M a. m. tomorrow (Friday I. April o. interment - Bcca Israel cemetery. Serrlces at the grare private. UAVLINA In this city. April 6. Bedrick Harllna. age MO years, late of Cornell. Waah. The remains are at the residence es tablishment of J., P. flaiey A 80a, Montgom ery at Bth. ' HIR3CH In this-city, April 4, KaroUoa 8. Hlrach. age so yea -a. armatna are a the realrmtil parlors of MUlcr A Traeary W Ington at Ella at. Notice of funeral later wa SCHMIDT August Schmidt, Good Saaaarltaa. April 1. 63 years, uremia. URIE John trie. 81 F. 834 sC. N.. March 81. 9 years, chrome Bright s disease. GRAHAM Catherine A. Grahaai. -Alonnta4n View Sanitarium, April 1. 06 yearaJt arterio stleroaia. A'i'KINHON Marie B. Atklnaoa, Enamel hospital. March- 1, 40 years, hypsrthy rorirtiMfl. ' SCHOLtXV Sam ScLAiea. St. Vincent's se pttsi. March 27, 24 years, tabercalosls. ClRK Dorothy Loalsa Clark. Union are. near jsl tioyt St.. aurcn mj. s years, aratat- car accident FLOK18T9 MARTIN A- FORBES CO.. floristav 84 Wash. Main 289. A-1289. Flower for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARICE BROS, florists. 287 Morrison st. Main or a-i sua, nne riowersaaa floral designs. No branch store. SWISS. FLORAL, CO., 412 E. 7th N. Store' 23d and Gllsan. Main 1361. If AlK 411! wreaths. Dlllowa 81 un, Sprays $1 up. Chappelf s. 347 Morrison Coutts & Trombley, 7C8 Gllsan, flowers lor all occasionj. Mar. iz. a-44 MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 tth st FUNKKAXi UIKKCTOIW Edward Holman, W. J. Kolmao, president. . Becretarw. J. E. Weriein. .Treae. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALING . Third and Salmon Stieets. Kstabllshed 1377. Lady assistant. Main 607. A-1SU. IP. L LERi Undertaker, E. 11th and Hawthorne. PTiopes ti. isi. -!. Lady asslstar. t DuhningSi McEntee Xa??X -takers. n 1j every detail. Broadway'and Pine sts rtroaoway 430, A-4rs. iaoy assistaur A. D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor 5267. 6802 ?& st. Lents; Tabor 'cs5. stn st. ani Koster roart. Arie's F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors. "414 C Alder st. Phone East 62. B-2S25. J. P. FINLEY A SON, Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. A;R. Zeilar Q,oTt. La ay attendant. Day and night service. MIDLER aV TRACE Y. Independent Fu nerai -Directors. Prices low as $2 i 340. $60 Wash, at Ells. M. 2691. A-73X.-.? PIEDMONT UndrUking -Co. R. ' j" Groskopf rnneral director. Woodlh. 4940. (MISl. Klllingsworth and Kerby! R. T. Byrnes, new residence eatabl 1 1 901 Williams ave. Wdln. 220, C-1940. QL CA CQ Undertaking; Co. Main 4H2 KJC-VLOA-2321. Cor. 3.1 and nav! Uom Hn KaMt 80th OilsanTFtT I nailHIiOn neral aervWa. Tabor 43 1 S I I C O f.nimnn . mT DltiVltS 0i- OriOOKTabor 1268 . " MACSOLEOtS ' Riverview Abbey. ' . :.. Mausoleum , , ; Pit fork blk. inone Pdwy.'HT." CEMETERY Mt. Scott Park. Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 1; r-l. ' LU 267-3 RO ST. AT MADISON 1 1 VAULTS , - , THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANV. foot of Montgomery at. Tabor 261. -bteel reinforced concrete burial vaults airtight, waterproof, everlasting. MONLA1KNTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 24-:t Ju.tt Vr' ODp- c,tT haJ1- " MlJn Philip Neu t Song for memorials. FX) It HALE HOUSES l $25 DOWN. ilO MONTHLY All of the following can be pur chased on these terms- 2 rooms. Gregory Heights. 8S50. S rooms. Peninsula, 8376. 8 rooms, Woodstock. $425. 4 rooms, Sellwood. $850. 4 rooms. Alberta, 8800. 4 rooms, Lents. $&o 7 rooms, Montavilla, $1400. FRED W. GERMAN. 782 Ch. of Com. $550 Total Price $10 cash, balance $10 per mo.. Includ ing interest; small, well built houee. 60x100 ft. lot; street Improvements partly paid; 2 blocks from Sandy blvd. Take Rose City Park car to E. 72d sL- .-See Woodman Mr home, 6 rooms, newly painted and papered. 2 closets, 2 porches, modem conveniences; large basement, 6 large lruit trees, roses, berry bushes, large garden spot. See house, bet. t a. m. and 4 p. m. 1143 Hawthorne ave. Get off car at $8th at IU sacrifice, $80u cash, new 7 room modern house; full set of plumbing,. 100x100, fruit trees, St. Johns rarline. worth $3000. Our price $100; act quick. Akerson. Gooch A "Co, a02 Stock Fxchange bldg. . i, tlGGEST bargain in city, $S50. half cash, balance easy terms, room plastered house, gas and water con nections, lot 60x80, fruit, berries, wood ihed, three chicken houses; good streets rear school. Tabor 2190. $1500 NEW bungalow, tor. lot. block car, $100 cash, $15 monthly. Main 3730. FOR SALE New house, on terms. Call Woodlawn 4519. easy FOR MA1.IC MTH Itl FOR SALB 50x100 lot. Kast 17th st. north, near Ainsworth ave. E. 2921. ACKEAGK 20 ACRM $600. Good soil, and roads, running water, mall and cream route. 35 miles from Portland; mile to good town and sta tion. If half cash paid, balance long time, no interest. . AKERSON. GOOCH A CO. 603 Stock Exchange bldg. Gibson Half-Acres Good soil, city water, close in car line, easy terms: will build to suit pur chaser. Phone Marshall la5 or Sell wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner. CHICKEN, FRUIT. GArlDEN ranch near Portland; 2, 6, Is acre tracts. $66 to $200 p-r acre, easy terms. Mc Farland. 606 Yeon bldg., PortUnd. 20 ACRES, house, orchard; 4 miles out, A-5237. or J-31Z, Journal. SUniRBAX AritKAC.K 76 $26 DOWN. $16 MONTH. .? Parkroee full acre tract, with 8 one- room buildings and woodshed, 1 good - root cellar, 1 good chicken house and . fenced yard, waiter pipe in yard, some berries, grounds an cleared, posses- ' sion at once. One block to rarline. Hickman-Wilson. 46th and Sandy. Ta bor 6868, C-2181. Branch of ,J. U Hart man company. 810 CASH. 85 PEK MONTH . Buys 80x176 garden tract, 30 minutes out. close to station. Water, gas, elec tricity. Price $660. Owner, 603 Stock Exchange bldg. 8UUU ft BAN HUMK8 711 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDI- NART. . I 1 acre, good 6 room bungalow, barn. chicken park, berries and fruit, alt in cultivation. 10 miles from courthouse, at Rockwood. Mt. Hood Electric sta tion, near Base Line road (hard sur faced). Must sell this at once at tre mendous sacrifice for $1960, terms. House in splendid condition. Will show in lnr auto. Mr. Chapman, phone Broadway 1668. SNAP KAItE OPPORTUNITY. Nicely Improved. 2 acres, rich ' so!!. only 26 minutes out on ear. Year's' supply of wood and household fur niture. Price reduced to $1200. Terms, A. K. HIL.U 419 Henry Hldg. FOR SALE KAHMH 67 TWO SNAP8. 1(T acres, close station, school, rood tillable land, ready for the plow; UmaxiU county; $800, 3400 cash. 160 acres. Improved, sold crop 81890 past season, adjoins outrange; Gilliam county; 81800, $500 cash. CLAUDE COLE. 300 Henry bldg. FOB RENT FARMS 1 FARM bargains. 40 acres Improved and equipped, $2600. 200 acres, well Improved, $65 per acre - 100 acres, mostly bottom, all culti vated. Modern blags., $200 per acre. Near Portland. A. K. HILL. 419 Henry Bldg. . FOR RENT In KllckUaf county. Wash., near Lyle, good house, fine water and 3 acres of land, $6 per month. Will take pay in labor. Good opportunity for outside work. Dandy place for chickens and berries. John H. Beall. Woodlawn 317f. ' "-. 40 ACRES, $100 YEARLY. 12 miles from Portland, 3 miles from electric. 10 acres, in cultivation. 4 room house, barn, outbuildings, large orchard. , Fred W. German Co, 733 Cham, of Com. - - - " RENT, safe or exchange, 60 acres, r0 cleared. 1449 K. 7th st. N. ' FARMS WANTED RENT OR BUY I PAN LEASE YOUR FARM. - I have leased others, why not yours? Will buy stock and implements if nee ssary; send description. Wilbur F. Jouno. 205-7 Board of Trade bid. - HOMESTEADS 47 gaaaBaaaaaSBBaaaaaaaaasaaasSkaaw aawaasi,,asawaMaaaM a. - 120 ACRE homestead, all fenced. 3 room log house, barn, 4 V acres goci ' land, 15 acres bottom. ? acres .cleared. 2 acres hog fence, U mile from county ; road, 4 miles to railroad station. 1.600.- , 000 feet timber, sawmill hi mile from place; all for $350. Call 431 Chamber,' of Commerce bid g. ' - : : '160 .ACRE. relinquishment, 9 miles from Tillamook, good 3 room house-, spring brook, close to neighbor and school; price $160. 411 Henry bldg. 2 MEN to go to Klamath Falls In auto.. Tule lake project. -C-360. Journal. - EXCHANGE-T-KEAL FfATgt 40-ACRE farm, equipped and stocked. ; also 80 acres unimproved; wants city improved, furniture, hardware or grocery stock, orwhat have you that in good? G-459. Journal. $o0 eviuity. 41 acres, well Improved. Bear Vancouver, Waah, for unincum bered land. John Fay 810 W. t3d st, Seattle, . ' - - . "' - DON'T WORRY. -(:etn Mil or trade anything- any where. Layman. 431 Cham, of Com. (CoaUaaed oa JTagg Yagel