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THE i - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, THURSDAY, - MAY 1 24, 1917.
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ODD FELLOWS HOLD
A MONSTER PARADE
AT STATE
REUNION,
: Rebekahs Join With Grand
;V '.Lodge of Oregon in Giving
a Big Pageant at Eugene,
PATRIARCHS ARE IN LINE
Tew Members of Spsneer Butt Lodye
' Are Beclpients of Half Cestury t
Jewels for Membership.
t-. Eugene, Jay 24. Interest in the
- 'election of the Rebekahs this morning
centered around the contest for grand
"warden, seven candidates being in the
i -field. The balloting lasted for an hour
before a choice was made.
The officers elected are: President,
' Mrs, Mary Lancaster of Gateway
' lodge, No. 7, Astoria; vi,ce president.
. iMrs, Jeanie Burke of Grants Pass;
warden, Mrs. Jessie White of Sell wood;
"secretary, Mrs. Qra Cosper of Dallas,
i . reelected for the twenty-first time;
treasurer. Miss, Edna Jacobs of cor
vallis; trustee of I. O. O. F. home. Mrs.
Lizzie Howell; trustees of the Rebekah
assembly. Mrs. E. True Shattuck, Mrs.
Madge Buchanan and Mr. Bertha
Johnson.
The outstanding feature of the grand
lodge sessions of Odd Fellows Wednes
. day was a monster street parade in the
Afternoon, in which more than 1500
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs took part.
The pageant was followed by tha
Patriarchs Militant in full uniform,
I'Ahen the delegates to the grand lodge
and. Rebekah assembly.
The Rebekah assembly of Oregon
voted to join the National Associa
tion of Rebekahs, adopting the report
of a special committee from the Ore
gon assembly which attended the
meeting of the national organization
last year.
Oregon has been represented in
'-former years by committees at the
national meetings. This year dele
" gates will be elected from the stato
organization for the first time in its
history.
Half Century Jewels Presented.
A .record in the history of Odd
c Fellows in the United States was set
When four members of Spencer Butte
lodge No. 9, of Eugene, were pre-
sented with 50-year Jewels, making a
total of five members of Spencer
Butte lodge who have received jewels
marking a half cetitury of good stand
ing in- the order.
The men who received the 50-year
' Jewels have been acting as a recep
tion committee of the Spencer Butta
' lodge, welcoming pioneer delegates to
the grand lodge meeting. The dates
on which ' they joined the Spencer
Butte lodge are as follows: T. G.
Hendricks, March 31. 1864; D. K.
', Lakin, January 10, 1865; J D. Mat
lock, OctoUer 3, 1865; J. H. McClung
and Jv S. Luckey, November 20, 1866.
Special decorations were conferred
, on these veteran Odd Fellows by
' Grand Muster Henry S. Westbrook
. Of the Ort'Kon grand lodge and oy
Grand Master H. D. Merritt of th'J
Washington grand lodge.
Rebekahs Nominate Officers.
' The Rebekahs Wednesday afternoon
y ' nominated their offleers and a voto
... will be taken Thursday morning.
The grand lodge also will elect its
.' officers Thursday and at the same
' time select the place of the 1918
meeting and possibly the 1919 centen-
nlai meeting.
. , Wednesday's sessions closed with a
reception and dance at the armory.
P-ortland Couple Wed.
.Oregon City, May 24. Esther Marie
Petterson and Gordon Carl Kiuney, 130
East Sixty-first street, Portland, were
married Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
W. T. Mllliken at the Baptist parson
age. HIGH HEELS PUT
CORNS ON TOES
Tells women how to dry up a
corn so it lifts out
without pain.
Modern high-heeled footwear buckles
the toes and produces corns, and many
vof tfce thousands of hospital cases of
-Infection and lockjaw are the result of
woman's suicidal habit of trying to
cut away these painful pests.
fl for lime cost mere can De ootaineci
at any pharmacy a quarter of an ounce
(i a arug cauea ireezone. wnicn 13
Off lclent to rid one's feet of every
!hard or soft corn or callus without the
slightest danger or inconvenience,
i A' few drops applied directly upon
'the tender, aching corn stops the sore
ness and shortly the entire corn, root
and all. lifts right out. It is a sticky
.substance which dries the moment it
is applied, and thousands of men and
women use it because ths corn shrivels
tup and comes out without inflaming
, or even irritating the surrounding tis
sue or skin. Cut this out and try it if
syour corns .bother you.
immediate and
Permanent relief from
T - . T ' .-r
i eczema 1 prescribe
1 1 f yoa want to experiment, try some
. "of those things yoa talk about. . But if
you really want that itching stopped and
t your skin healed, get a jar of Resinol
, Ointment We doctors have been pre
scribing that ever since yoa were a small
rboy, so we know what it will do.
: fcesiaol Olstaaent Is to nearly Aeah-colorad that it
cm be ue4 ea exposed surfaces without attracting
; sadB attannoa. SoU by all drotrlsta. ; ' ,.
. . Vior
Resinol
Waite Sings While
Waiting for Death
Ossinlng, N. T.. May 24. (I. N. S.)
With the shadow of death hanging
over him. Arthur W. Waite. who will
be electrocuted tonight for the murder
of his father-in-law, spent his last day
writing verses apd humming popular
songs.
Dr. Waite slept late and awoke
cheerfully to face his last day In the
death house.
Calm and indifferent, outwardly, at
least. Waite never once referred to his
approaching death; nor to his family.
His mother is dying- of grief at her
home in Grand Rapids. His father
died of a broken heart a month ago.
His brother Frank, his only loyal
friend throughout, has turned snowy
haired in less than a year over his
brother's conduct. .
CONFEREES WILL PUT
CENSORSHIP CLAUSE
UP TO VOTE OF HOUSE
If House Fails to Adopt Mod
ified Provision Senate Will
Not Take Vote.
Washington, May 24. (U. P.
Whether there will bj a censorship
provision in the Gregory espionage blil
is up to the house.
After a long deadlock, the house
and senate conferees virtually agreed
to report out a bill containing a com
promise provision ..which covers mere
ly naval and military news. If the
house adopts It, the senate may follow
suit. If the house turns-it down, how
ever, the senate won't even vote on it.
There is much speculation as to
whether house Republicans and about
25 house Democrats will stick to
gether, as they have threatened, an 3
vote the proposed section out.
Canvass of tlftT senate at the sugges
tion of President Wilson uncovered lit
tle enthusiasm for any kind of a
censorship whatever.
The plan of the administration is
to put through a rule similar to that
embodied in the Cummins amendment
to the spy bills providing censorship
on strictly military and naval activi
ties.
Senator Cummins Isn't disponed now
to press the provision and many other
Republicans say they won't favor any
censorship that might by any chance
replace the present board headed by
George Creel.
Some senators opposed to any cen
sorship provision "pointed today to the
statement issued by the state depart
ment complimenting newspapers and
press associations upon the success
of their "voluntary censorship" upon
the movements of the French mission.
At the request of the state depart
ment the newspapers refrained from
printing anything of the departure of
Joffre.
Others drew attention to the inci
dent of' sending American destroyers
into the U-boat zone. Although it was
generally known in newspaper offices
10 days before the announcement
came from London, not one word got
into any newspaper. c
OFFICIALS BEST WHO
HAVE EXPERIENCE AS
PRIME QUALIFICATION
Daly Advises People to Use
Same Method in Choosing
Mayor as Business Head,
Will H. Ialy, in an address in behalf
of his candidacy for mayor at the
Montavilla school Wednesday night
pointed out to the voters gathered to
hear him that a business men in
selecting some one to administer bis
business would choose a man of ex
perience and proven qualifications for
the position. This same care of selec
tion should be used in the election of
a public official, Mr. Daly contended.
The public owes nothing to an of
ficial for his services of the past.'
Mr. Daly said. "He has accepted its
I employment under the conditions and
i has been well paid for -his services.
However, in selecting a chief officer
. for the city, the record of the candi-
I dates should be scanned closely by te
I electorate. He must be measure!
i largely by his past performance.
; "The department which I have ad
i ministered rturlnir th fn.
stands out distinctly for the econo
mies that have been accomplished. In
reviewing the work of the past four
years as an official, I can see where
during the first two years of my work
I could have made more progress had
I been in possession of all of the in
formation as to organization. For
' !at Te?n. 1 1ay " .,s exPenslvo for
fuunu cuuijilc us uiLiuiaia, cum
the best business man on earth will
require that same education.
"In aspiring to the office of mayor
I bring you four years of business ex
perience as your commissioner and six
years experience as& Member of yotur
legislative body."
Carl Flynn Dies
At Vancouver Home
Vancouver. Wash., May I4.--Oarl
Flynn, 24 years old, died this morning
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Flynn, S07 Eighth street.
Besides his parents. Mr. Flynn Is sur
vived by one brother, Peter J., and two
sisters, Agnes and Thressa.
Carl Flynn was born in Monmoutn,
Or., and came to Vancouver In 1905.
Funeral services will be held Friday
morning at 9 o'clock at St. James
cathedral. Rev. Father Swennes offi
ciating. Interment will be In the Cath
olic cemetery.
Lineman Is Hart.
Oregon City. May S4. While en
gaged with a crew of men In making
repairs to the line near Canby yester
day, Fred Gol, a lineman of the Pa
cltic Telephone & Telegraph company,
met with a painful accident when one
of his spurs, used in climbing poles,
penetrated his foot. Ha wa tkrn into
Canby and treated hy Dr. H. A. Ded
tnan, after which ne . was brought to
u nome at jnrteenth and Washington
treetsl this city. . , .
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ARE ALIEN
ENEMIES
BARRED FROM HALF
MILE OF
U, S. Attorney Reames Tele
graphs to Attorney Gen
eral for Instructions.
ORDERS SENT TO MARSHAL
Zf Fort land Armory Xs Camp ana Ar
senal, Aliens Must More or Be
Subject to Arrest.
Whether or not that portion of the
city within a radius of a half mile
from the Armory at Tenth and Couch
streets, is barred to enemy aliens. In
accordance with the president's proc
lamatlon. Is a question on which Unit
ed States Attorney Reames has tele
graphed to the attorney general for
enlightenment.
The particular provision of the proc
lamation reads: "An alien enemy shall
not approach or be found within one
half of a mile of any federal or state
fort, camp, arsenal, aircraft station,
government or naval vessel, navy yard,
factory or workshop for the manufac
ture of munitions, of war or of eny
products for the use of the army or
navy."
Instructions Sent tot Marshal.
United States Attorney Reames Is of
the opinion that the Portland Armory
is both a camp and an arsenal, but will
ask for definite Instructions from
Washington on the point.
Directions issued by the attorney
general for the enforcement of the par
ticular provision have been submitted
to the United States marshal by Mr.
Reames. These directions, while not
elucidating the status of Portland's
Armory, give stringent specific regu
lations as follows:
Regulation No. 4 shall be enforced
by the marshal as follows:
(a) Alien enemies residing within
one-half mile of a fort, camp, arsenal,
fir-craft station, srovernment or naval
vessel, navy yard factory or workshop
tor the- manufacture of munitions of
war or of any products for the use of
the army or navy, shall be required
to remove therefrom before .Time l
1917; provided however, that any alien
enemy who prior to June 1, 1917, comes
within the purview of regulation 12
of the president's proclamation shall
bo required to remove at once and
shall be subject to summary arrest.
Aliens Xlacle to Arrest.
Any alien enemy who falls to re
move prior to June 1, 1917, shall be
summarily arrested. Alien enemies
who do not resldo within one-half mile
of the place above referred to and who
come within one-half mile of said
places will do so at their own risk and
may be summarily arrested.
the marshal may issue a permit to
anyone to continue to reside in the for-
oidden locality or to come within trre
forbidden locality for the purpose of
passing through such y, -mile area or
of being employed or doing business
within the same, if. after such proof as
ine marsnai may require, he is satis
fied that such continued residence or
such passage through or such employ
ment will not De dangerous to tne com
munity or to the United States. Per
mits must not bo Issued, however, un
til after the marshal shall have con
ferred with the special agent of the
department of justice (If there is one
in the locality), and until after the
employer of the applicant shall certify
in writing, in such form as the at
torney general shall prescribe, that he
desires to employ or to continue to
employ the applicant, and that he -id
satisfied that such employment will
not be to the injury of the community
or of the" United States or until :'-.e
applicant (if he is himself the head
of a business) shall give such security
or assurance as shall be prescribe that
he will strictly obey the Jaw and the
president's proclamation ; and the mar
snai, berore issuing any permit, snail
secure the approval of the United
States attorney or assistant United
States attorney.
Airships Raid East '
Coast of England
Poor or FIts German Dirigibles in At
tacking Party Man in jrorfolk Vil
lage 'Killed. Damage "negligible."
London, May 24. (U. P.) Four or
five German airships raided eastern
counties of England last night, drop
ping a number of bombs and killing
one mas In a Norfolk village. Lord
PTench, home defense commander, an
nounced today. The bombs all fell on
country districts and the damage was
declared "negligible."
"The airships approached th coast
shortly before midnight." Lord French
said. "The sKy was overcast and a
thick bank of rain clouds made ob
servation difficult. Four airships pur
sued an erratic course, being unable
to locate their position. Our aeroplanes
pursued them, but the thick cloud
enabled them to escape.
"Airships" presumably means Zeppe
lins. If so the present raid is the
first since November 26 and the
twenty-second since the I tart of the
war. The total casualties have been
229 killed and 451 Injured.
Marriage License Record.
Vancouver, Wash., May 24. The
following marriage licenses were Is
sued by the county auditor Wednes-
day: Charles H. McCullah. legal, and
Mrs. Wilson Whitney, legal, Camas;
Charles R. Anderson. 62, Portland
and Mrs. Margaret Ball. 49, Seattle;
Peter Swan, 36, and Selma E. Fischer.
28. Sandy. Or.; Jack H. Wagenaar,
24, and Bessie Pauline Stubblefield,
19, Portland.
Chehalis Boys Enlist.
Chehalls, Wash.. May 24. The fol
lowing boys from this section have
Joined the naval forces the past week:
Jesse Hawkins of . Napavine, Frank
Hedwall of Sumner, William A. Keller
of Bucoda. Ethan W. Manning of Che.
halls. S. H. See of Adna. Geo rare A.
Hill of Boistfort and Marion E. Core
j of Silver Creek.
For the Teeth and Month
gets into the tiny crevices the
tootn powder or paste can t always
reach. Reduces sdodkv. bleeding
gtims. Makes the mouth proof
against disease germs.. Neutralizes
mouth secretions cools and re
freshes. Use night and morning.
- At an Drvnisfs. 25a N
mgWt Aware Puaa-Paifcc Ezpeeea
ARMORY?
Trefren of Ashland "
Odd Felllows Head
Eugene, Or, Mav 24. Balloting on
candidates for office occupied the
greater part of the forenoon sessions
of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows
and the grand assembly of the Re
bekhas today.
The grand lodge elected the follow
ing: Grand master, George Trefren.
of Ashland; deputy grand master, W.
F. Walker of Springfield; grand secre
tary, E. E. Sharon, of Portland, re
elected for the 24th consecutive year;
grand treasurer. Dr. O. D. Doane or
The Dalles, representative for two
years to the supreme lodge; Henry S.
Westbrook, of Portland, retiring
grand master; trustee of the I. O. O. F.
home, John M. Dixon, of Portland, re
1 cctd
Forrest L. Hubbard, of Baker City,
was elected grand warden.
MARINE CORPS ASKS
PORTLAND TO AID IN
E
General Barnett Tells Advan
tages of This Branch of
Service; City Thanked.
The Marine Corps asks Portland's
help in raising the additional men
granted It by congress.
In a dispatch to the Editor of The
Journal, Major General Barnett, In
command, thanked The Journal and
the people of Portland for their help
In the previous campaign for recruits
and their additional help in the cam
paign to come.
His message follows:
The bill Bigned by President Wilson
yesterday authorizes the Marine Corps
to enlist men between the ages of IS
and 35 for the Deriod of the war. Men
who want to fight where the action is
hottest on land, on the sea or in the
air, will find the Marine Corps offers
them a great opportunity to uphold
the honor of their country and their
flag. On behalf of the officers and
enlisted men of the Marine Corps.
again desire to express our sincere
appreciation of the able assistance and
hearty cooperation rendered by The
Oregon Journal In recruiting the corps
during these strenuous times. .Fort
land has responded splendidly to our
cans.
I am now asking your further as
sistance and cooperation in recruiting
the Marine Corps to its full authorized
strength of 30,000 enlisted men. The
special National Marine Corps recruit
ing week is from June 10 to June 15.
inclusive, and I hope that the Marine
Corps will be at full strength before
the close of the present fiscal year.
Real Estate Transfers.
Winifred F. Boardman and bus. to Bern
hardt P. David, U. 18. B. 28. Rose
City Park . $ 10
E. It- Anderson and wf. to D. O. Wilson,
I,. 3, B. 2, Linn's Add 4,000
Emma M. Guth to Northwestern Hold
ing Co.. N. 87 ft. of L. 13 and 13.
B. 12. Richmond 10
D. G. Wilson and yet. to E. R. Anderson
et at, L. 1. 2. B. 15. Olmsted Park... 10,500
Benape S. Josselyn and f. to Anker P,
Hennlngsen, L. 3, 4. 5. , B. 1. B. 4.
East Lynne; also strip lying between
B. A and 5, part L. 1. B. "V." Tabor
Heights 10
Sarah K. Huston to Portland Trust Co.
f Oregon, L. 1, 2, B. 18. South St.
Johns io
Ann Bird to C. A. Johnson. L. 6, B. 1,
Creston Add 1
Jlr. ?. Browning to William N. Brown
ing, L. 11. 12, B. 5, Irrlnton . . .V . . 10
Lydla A. Carter et al to Wllda and El
ms Burkina n, 10 seres In Sec. 3R, T.
1 N.. R. 2 E., L. 6. B. 14. and L. 1.
2. B. 2. Lydla Bnclcman's Add.. L.
IS. 14. 15. B. 1. Peninsular Add. No. 2 IO
Crescent Land Co. to trronlo Llberto.
- - II. Ol ; u. o, o, x.
rutbers Add 10
C. Kellas and wf. to Alex Kellas. I,. 12.
B. 4. Wood awn 1.800
Eva G. Landy and hus. to Andrew Olsen
et aj, L.. 19, B. 14. Elberta 1,700
H. E. Noble and wf. to E. B. Stokes.
L. 4. B. 3. Florence Hts 10
Lydla A. Carter et al to Sarah J. Buck-
man. 10 acres In Sec. 28, T. 1 N. R.
2 E. ; also L. 4. 5, B. 1. L. 1, 2. 3, 4.
B. 11. Lvdia Buckman's Add. 10
Lydla A. Carter et al to Angelina B. .
Richardson. E. hi of N. E. i of N.
W. of Sec. 28. T. 1 N.. R. 2 B. ;
alo L. 6. 7. 8. B. 11. L. 8. B. 15.
Lvdia Buckman's Add.. L. 39. 40. R.
38. Penlnsnjlar Add. No. 3
10
10
10
21.393
1
Paul R. Snath, and wf . to Emll E. 20 ft
U. 17, 18. B. 8, Menefee Add..
A. Moser to Katbryn A. Kelner, L. 4, B.
7, r lriand Add
Sheriff to Cora C. Kegler. L. 1. 2, B.
3. Wheeler's Add
George Self and wf. to Angelica Sim
mons. L. . B. 2S. Kossmere
Edith B. Rockwell to Hibernla Savlnn
bank. L. in. B. 101. Irvlneton
W. A. MacRae and wf. to Fred Witt-
renn. L. 6. B. 4. Wall Street
450
10
Anton Schauer Jr. to Anton Schauer et
al. U 1. 2, 8, 4. 23. 24. 23. 26. B.
4. Stanford Hta
Sam J. Goldstein to Beanie Goldstein.
nnd. V4 int. in L. 6. B. 5. Lester Fsrk
1
William Nash snd wf. to Eatate of Jo-
seih H. Nash. L. 1, 2, 9. 4, Howe's
Add
Tbotrss Hlgflns and wf. to George B.
Leech, L. S, North St. Johns
10
Mt. Scott Park Cemetery Corp. to N.
Rlckert. Grave No. 1, L. 201. Sec
"Evergreen"
im
Romulus B. Carey snd wf. to Wslter L.
Anderson et sl, L. 33. 34. B2. Fair
field .
10
William J. Suffel and wf. to H. E.
Eddy, L. 11, B. 13. Lincoln Park An
nex 10
M. C. Davis and wf. to Anna B. Oon-
nell. U 4. B. 128, Portland
10
10
10
10
10
10
1
10
10
660
10
Addle II. Hnnt and hus. to James F.
Price. L. 13. B- 34. Brentwood
Jsmea Elliott and wf. to Fred W. Ger
man. L. 5. B. 34. Woodlawn Add
J. T. Altken and wf. to Isaac N. Bra-
celton, 82x114 ft. beginning N. W.
corner of tract "F." School Park
J. B. A. Anderson to Northwestern Trust
Co.. L 27. 28. 2. 30. B. 11. Stsnford
Helehts
Northwestern Holding Co. to Northwest
ern, Trtist L. 13 and F.. 10 ft L.
14. B. 4. Rose-mead Park
Carl M. Little to Cfessa Merrill, L. 20.
B. n, Wllburton
Alex Blomqulst and wf. to Charles
Schmld. L. I. B. 0. Williams Avenue
Add. .v
The Br org Co., Inc.. to Scott Stevens.
L 15, B. IS. Loveleigh
August Knchar to Lenay Moses. L. 4,
B. . BOTtnern fortiana
Anna R. Sell to Nels A. Sell. and.
5-flth int. in k. h ox rractiorwl B. 3,
Sullivan's Add.
V
Building Permits.
S. D. Borsteln. erect 1 story frama nnn
1046 Corbett, between Hamilton and Bancroft
S. Friedman, builder: .
Mrs. M. T. Bkrnineld. erect 1 storr fram
garage, -65 E. 70th. between E. Pine and E.
Stark; builder, same; $50.
H. T. Blackwell. erect 1 story frame garage,
1028 E. 17th St. N.. between Alberta and Wt-
gant; builder, same; $130.
H. styles, erect i story trim garage, ens B.
38th st.. between Iron and Division; builder,
same; ' $50. -
A. l. zurnttn, erect J story rrame garage,
10M Corbett. between Moyer and Hamilton:
builder, same; $50.
Peter S. Swan, erect 1 story frame range.
1461 Portsmouth ave.. between Tale and Har
vard; builder, same; ' S75.
Portland Terminal Investment Co.. repair S
story rrsne mattress ractory. zi3 N . mi
between Kearney and Lovejoy; builder, sam
Ida E- Sheldon, erect 1 story frame gara
7219 84th st. S- E., between 72d ave. and T3d
ave.; trauaer, same; su.
Good Samaritan bosnltal, repair 4 story bttck
ordinary hospital. 744 Marstiati, between
and zm; builder, same; W.
Good Ramarltaa- hoapttaL repair 3
brick ordinary nurses' borne. 753 Marshall, be
tween 22a ana 230. Dauaer, same; sioo. I I
Peninsula Iron Works, alter and snore fraine I
ravBdry. corner Alta, between Crawford and
wi4wy,)(4Tuuufi,(iiui .
RAISING
MR
MEN
NEW TODAY
xn et $310,000
and vp sa Im
proved 8 a sines
Property Cer tw
Improvement rar poses.
3. 9. XXPSCOJ
843 Stark Street.
JNO. B. COFFEY
UOHTOIOB X.OAJT8
Insurance,Surety Bonds
801 WH.COX BJ0. Main 703. A-3703.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment Mortgage OS
Offices 202-4 170 3d St.
AUCTIOX SAL.ES TOMORROW
AT Wilson's Auction House. 1(9-173 2d
st. bale at 10 a. m.
AT 2 p. m. at Ford Auction Co..
2d st. Furniture, carpets, etc.
191
R0FESSIONAL AND!
SUSINESS DIRECTORY
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CARPET CLEAJTUro
IhLUIFf j
ruin old carpet.
rajr runs. Carpet
Cleaning. .ortn
Kl XHtO. B-1240.
weat Hug Co.. lj8 H. Mb.
CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC
LARGEST PLANT IN NORTHWEST.
RUG CO. PHONE EiST Mitt. B-1478.
JUltfc, BkUrti., fck'clric Cleaning Works Car-
peis cmiieu aud laid; refitting our ieclaity-
r.fi TO, P-1UQ3. K. mtfl St.. N.
AiAlil lUA.MixU at yuur fcouie, Irom 26c
up. aiain op.'j.
CKIROPRACTOIls
W O. t'OWtLi., U. C. 31Z-B14 t'auauia bliig.
10 to lit aui 2 to 5. All diseases.
Lilt. McMAHON is making good. 31 adjusi-
""'". io. seven. o. fcasiest terms.
COAL AVD WOOD
at 2U41. NAilONAL FLKL. CO. C-1224
CorO wood, 4-ft. Block wood, btabwood. Sawed
Blookwood. City Slabwood. Green Siabwood.
Ailk-KICAN l-'L'EL CO.. Ittlb. and
All kluda of sreen and dry wood.
Yaugbn.
A-l dry
fir a specialty. Also coal. Hdwy 712, A-24
IS.
NfcEU Sl KAUK All kluda ut green and dry 4
ft. fir for sale. .'." Water at. M-45UO. A 1547.
DOO AND CAT HOSPITAL
DH. ii. 11. HUTHMAN.
Hospital 415 E. 7th st.
VKTfcKINAUlAN.
East 1M47. B-1902.
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING
MANCHESTER Hancing Academy. 854 6th at. 1
uei. antra uu ovi iit, !"
lessons $2: morning, sfiernoon, evening
latest dances guaranteed; class Thursday. Sat
urday evenlngH. 7. 8:30. Broadway 2160.
RIXtiLEB. Dancing Academy. All branches of
modern, fancy, stage and ball room dancing.
Clauses and private for adults and children.
Main 838. Montrose Blngler. director.
MR. AND MBS'. HKATU'S School; lessons
dally. Class Mon.. Tliur. eves. 100 2d St.,
bet. Wash.. Stark. Lesson 25c. Mala 3205.
MISM IRELAND Wj Dekum bldg. 10 prlvaU
lessons 5. Hours. v:w a. m.. W p. m.
MUSIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHES 8
PROF. T. K. LAWSON f lano lessous at your
borne. OOc. I'hone Tabor 23.
RAGTIME Dlano Dlarina- In IO to 20 li
Cbrlatensen's System. 412-13 Columbia bldg. I
E. THIELHORN Violin teacher. Pupil Sevcik.
207 Klledner hldg. Broadway 1629.
PIANO and vocal leaxons. with use of practice I
piano i nonr per nay. j moom. main otiv. i
I
LAW SCHOOLS
OREGON LAW SCHOOL A thorough, practi-1
cal course in law. Recitations evenings. I
Main P77. Allsky bldg.
EYE. EAR. NOSE. THROAT. LTTNGB
TREATMENT by specialist: glssses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Casseday. M7 Dekum hl!a. 3d and Wn.
FLTJTT RUGS AND RAO RUGS
NORTHWEST RLG CO. Established l0b.
nurr rugs nnd rag rugs woven, all alsea. R.
ftn am layior. Fast 3.V-II. B-1280
PENINSULA Uug Works Hag rug sad curpet
weaving. 1S1 8. Pattnn ave. Woodlawn 2f"M.
FURNACES
BOYNTON FURNACES
Economical Effectual.
J. C. BAYF.R CO.. Front and Market.
FURNITURE REPAIR AND UPHOLSTERING
MULTNOMAH Furniture Hospital. 3S4 3d au
fcxpert mattress making. Main 4A54.
HAIR GOOD8 AND HAIR DRESSING
CEBVET A HANKULT leading win .n,1 i,....
pee maaers, lineal stock human balr goods
hslrdressing, msnlcurlng, face and scslp treat-
meni. ttemoveq to a4 Aioer. near Broadway.
MATTRESSES
OLD mattresses and feather beds made lntv
eanlLsry roiaing terms; leathers renorsted.
Folding tn. Co.. b8 Williams sve. East 6S74.
MIMEOGRAPHING MULTIQRAPHINO
MIMKOUUAl'lllNU. Clr. letters. W. U. Flnx
at Co.. Inc.. 293; Stark. Main 3347. A-12HH.
PAINTING. TINTING. PAPERHANGINO
TOSOHLE PAINTING CO. Painting, tinting,
paperhanging. 540 Marshall st. Main 4414.
PHYSIC! ANB
DR R. A. PHILLIPS. Allsky bldg. Asthma.
Nervousness, Prostatic Trouble. Rheumatism.
PLUMBINS SUPPLIES
RETAIL PLUMBING SUPPLIES.
Fleming. 112 4th St. Main 73O0.
BATH tubs, sinks toilets, pips snd fittings.
a. Li. nowarq. ii sin sc.
PRINTING AND BINDING
DDIMTIMfi1'- w- BALTES A CO.. 1st
t I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 v j and uak sts.. M. 103. A-116&.
MARSH PRINTING CO.. 122V4 Front st.
PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS
THE IVY PRESS
2 Stsrk st
-JOHN M. MANN.
Broadway S. A-4lfis
RUBBER STAMPS AND BEALS
ALSO Stems), Trade Checks, Urax Signs.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
3 Broadway St. Broadway 710. A-2710.
SHEET METAL WORKS
REPAIRING tin and gravel roots. Jacob Loali, j
B1U isi si. I'nuue main Mf.
TO WELL 8UPPLT
rortlsnd Laundry Co.. tor prompt, efficient
service. PDone uroaoway 4io. A-441Q.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Oregon Transfer Co.
Established 1870.
Transfer and Forwarding A rents.
Storage Free Trackage.
Office and Storage 474 Gllsao St.
13th and Gllssn Msln 69. A-4400.
ALWAYS "PICK." THIS BEST HOUSEHOLD
ROODS SPECIALISTS Storage. Packing.
Shipping and Mo lng. Horse or Auto Vans.
Special ireigni rsies io n points.
Ci a. Pick TRANSFER A S To RAGS CO.
2d snd Pine. Broadway 690. 1990.
I.KKK STORAGE. FUEK MOVING.
Limited time. Object to fill warehouse.
SECURITY STORAGB A TRANSFER CO.,
105 Psrk St. Msln 6195. A-1051.
WET WA8H LAUNDRIE8
CtNUAL wet wash.
East 764. B 2764.
M 11m.. auc.
Phone
M ax N UfAwl URLRS I
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS!
TLTJTT . RTTOB AMD RAO HUGS
Send Us Your Old Carpets
; FLUFF Wm
Made from old Inrraio. Brussels. Ax minster.
Smyrna. Also rag ruga, a U sizes. Mail orders
prompt. Send for booklet.
Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, etc
0x12 ran, steam or eleetrie cleaned.... ..$1.00
Svlift HIM BtMM M .Wt.f. .UlMit 9IC
SxlO rags, steam or eleetrie cleaned ...Tit
WESTKSN FLLFF. KiO CO..
54 TJirfon sve.. N. - Pbone Best 661. B-1473.
WOOD TTTZ,
1 f OBTLANO WOOD PIPlfi CO i'actory a4
i vi tic neif jiu WMO. 19TI STS AtaiB M(N,4
41
T
AT. KATF.R TEMPLE. A.
A. O. N. M. S. Stated
session Saturday. May &;
at 8 p. m. Masonic Tem
ple, West Park and Yam
hill Sts. An Interesting
vaudeville performance
wilt be given after the
business session. Visiting
nobles cordially Invited.
By order of the Potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder.
MULTNOMAH CAMP.
NO. 77. W. O. W.. ex
tends a cordial Invita
tion to all neighbors to
meet with them Friday
evening st their hall at
E. 6th and Alder sts.
Something doing every
eveninsr.
V. O. CHESSMAN, C. C.
J. O. WILSON. Clerk.
B. P. O. ELKS. No. 142.
Resular meeting this
'Thursday) evening. Elks'
Temple. 8 o'clock. Vlsitinar
brothers welcome. By order
of the E. R.
M. R. SPAULDINQ. Sec'y.
WEB FOOT CAMP NO.
65, W. O. .. every
Friday night in W. O.
W. TemDle. 128 11th
st. Members requested
to be present. Visitors
welcome. J. t. fonnay,
C. C. A. L. Barbur. OK
COLUMBIA LODGE. No. 114
A. F. & A. M. Special com-
.municatlon this (Thursday)
evening, at 7:30 o clock. Ma
sonic Temple. Labor in the F
C. degree. Visiting brethren
always welcome. By oroer W. M.
FRED L OLSON. Secretary.
PORTLAND LODGH No. 55
A. F. and A. M. Special
communication Friday even
ing. 7:30 o'clock. orlc m t:,
A. degree. Vlcitors welcome
Order W. M. C. M. STUA DM AN,
Secretary
ALBERT PIKE LODGR NO.
162. A. F. & A. M. Specia
communication Friday eve
ning. May 25. at 7:30 o'clock.
E. A. degree. Visitors wel
come. By order of W. M.
E. R. 1VIE. Sec'y.
MT. HOOD LODGE. No. 157.
A. F. and A. M. Special
communication tomorrow
(Friday) evening, at 8 Work
in the E. A. degree. Visitors
welcome. Order W. M.
ED. C. DICK. Sec'y.
SELLWOOD Lodge. No. 131.
A. F. and A. M. Stated
communication tomorrow
(Friday) evening at 8
o'clock. Visitors welcome
By order W. M. J. H. BUTLER.
Secretary.
OREGON CO MMANUBIU
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Cards and social. thl
(Thursday) evening at 7:30.
A good time always.
C. F WIEGAND. Recorder.
THE MACCABEES. Portland '1 en
jj0 i wm noid regular review this
evenliiK (inursuay), jviay , at ineir
hall 409 Alder st. All members ait
urged to be present.
U. H. HAKKlt, it. K.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty; buttons.
pins, charm Jager Brm . m- itn
marriages, Birtbs. Dzatos.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John Henry Walton, 1010 K. lTth st. N., aud
iTieua scnniaie, same aaaress.
ueorge M . llouttstoc, v.. Aurora,
S. Y.. and
Violet G. Wood worth. 9bO 3d at.
Alble W. Korlnek. 30 Watts St.. snd Emily
Nerod. 90 E. tiOth st.
Uobert Crane, legal, 150 Dakota St.. and Ber-
tha Urth. legal. 1U Nebraska at.
Ben Bernard Rubin, New York city, and Mt
l Louise Me inaillrw W ash iugtjn hotel.
. Anton Schauer. 618 N. .5th st., and -Miss
Eiisesifi ''ThVdV'r6
SMITH A CO. Morgan bldg.
DRESS SUITS for rent, all sizes.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 09 Stark st.
BIRTHS v
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Elsar Johnson.
Stt20 40th ave.. S. E.. May 12. a son.
ADAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Krud Adams, 024
Javier St.. May 12. a daughter.
BUA.LLT To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brault,
1744 B. 15th St.. Msy 12, twin daughters.
WKJTZkLr To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weltiel, 763
E. 14tb St.. N., May 12. a son.
WINTER To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Winter,
2U3 F. 22d St.. May 13, a daughter.
DON EFF To Mr. and Mrs. B. Uuueff, 441 Vi
Belmont St.. Mar 13, a son.
LETZ To Mr. and Mrs. Gustnve Lets. Rldge-
field. Wash.. May 13. a daughter.
UASCHMEYEK To Mr. and Mrs. Taul Masch-
meyer. Imperial Arms aiiartmenta. May 13,
I a son.
I A 1 lAJ a 10 mml r.. jojiur,
100 E. 37th St.. May 13. a sn.
DEATHS AN I) FUNERALS 75
PHILLIPS In this city, st the tion.e of ber
daughter. Mrs. Ella A. Kraeiuer. 2il Last
Eighty-fifth street, Msy 23. 117. Paulina
Phillips, age 81 years 7 months 1 days, be
loved mother of Lmma Harlow, Nrrf.rti. Neb
Franklin U. Phillips of this city: Ida l:. t.ler.
of Seneca, Neb.; Lstella S. Carniody. Meaitiw
Grove, Neb.; Fred K. I'hllll;is. Arlington. Or.;
Anna H. Erklne. TJlden. eb.: Floyd F. Phil
lips, of Cape Horn, Wash.; Ella A. Krafim-r.
of this city. Funeral service st Montavilla
Methodist church, tomorrow, frrluay, JUy 2.1.
2 p. m. Services by the pa'tor, ltev. C. L
Hamilton. Interment Multnomah cemetery, hy
the side of her husband. te late Kev. Nathau
L. I'hllllDS. Arrangements tn charge of V . II
Hamilton, funeral directors. East Eightieth and
Glisan.
BECHEK At ths residence. 257 E. 4-tUi sL.
May 23, Carl Becher. age .7 yeara. Notlr
of funeral later. The remains are at the
funeral parlors ol Miller & iracey. ft ash-
Uigton. St., st E.na.
COfcW-Wilbur J. Ce. St. Vincents, Msy 17. 47
rears, lobar pneumouis.
GH0RMLCY Sarth M. Ghormley. 8038 62d
ave., h.. . May li, iu years, arterio scier
osls.
HEARNE Maggie llearne. 1U3 B. s.th St.. N.
Mav 20. 1 year, tulxrculosi.
KATALENIC11 Martin Katalcnlch. St. Vln
cent s, May 2U, o years, pueuuiouia and
hernia.
TKAUTSER Andrew Trautner, 4i6 Tark st..
May 20, TO years, enronio enooesruitis.
MINER George H. Miner, 1117 Usrfleld St.,
May 21, oo.yesrs. myociu-ujiis. .
FLORISTS
T. A RK E BKOS.. Florists. 2S7 MorrUo.i
.floral designs. 1NO branch stores.
i MARTIN & KOKBbS CO, florists. 154
Wash. Main 269, A-126. Flowers
for ail occasions artistically arranged.
MAIN 6116; wreaths, pillows, $3 up.
Sprays il up. unappeu b, at i Morrison
SWISS FLORAL. CO.. 412 K. 7th N.
Store Z3d ana unsan. aiain i3i. -
Coutts & Trombley, 768 GUsan. flowers
for all occasions, Mar, fim, a-14 54.
MAX M. SMITH. Florist. 141 y, 6th st.
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
Dunning McEnteeoTen
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430. A-455. Lady assistant.
A, D, Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 6267. 5802 92J ct.. Lents. Tabor
6896. 66th at. and Foster road. Arleta.
F, S, Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414
Alder st. Phone East 62, B-2525.
E.
MILLER c TRACEY. Independent Fu
neral Directors. Prices low as $20,
$40 $60 Wash, at Ella. M. 26H1. A-785.
A D 7Mnr 62 Williams ave.
A. Ill Cliai VU.East 1088, C-1084.
Lady attendant. Day and night service.
PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. Ffc J.
Groskopf. funeral director. Woodin.
4940, C-1155. Killingsworth and Kerb.
Qutwcov
0E. VV CO A
I I t, I." ,
ndertakmg Co. Main 41
Z3Z1. Cor. J1 inl Clar
Unrn Itrtn East 80th and Glifcan. Fu
nalTllllOri neral services. Tabor 4tZ.
D-A JP. Cb Belmont at 25ti.
UICC.C U6 0IIUUN
Tabor 1268.
B. T. Byrne, new residence establ't
tOl Williams ave. Wdln. jy. C-1S.43.
MEETING NOTICES
JUL
-0
FUNERAL)' DIRECTORS
3oatlaqed .
Edward Holman.
W.
JT. Holmaa.
resident.
J. K. Werleln.
- secretary.
Tress.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
THE HOUSE OF SQUARE
DEALING
Third and Salmon Streets,
Established 1177.
Lady Assistant.
507 A-151V
Main
J. P. Finley & Son
Progressive Funeral Directors.
Private Drive Women Attendants
Montgomery at Fifth. v
Main 9 A-1S99.
P. L U
Undertaker. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781. B-18S3. Lady assistant.
CEMETERY
Mt, Scott Park '
Cemetery and Crematorium
Tabor 1468. D-61.
MAUSOLEUMS
Riverview Abbey t
Mausoleum
628 Plttock blk Phone Broadway 3 SI
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. Z64-2G4
4th St., opp. city hall. Main S5S4.
Philip Xeu & Sons for memorials.
DLAESING GRANITE
-U 267-3RD ST. AT MADISON
X)R SALE HOUSES
61
Rose City Snap
5 large rooms, reception hall, cab
inet kitchen, oak floors througho-it.
except kitchen and oath, bath floor)
tiled, linoleum in kitchen, bookcases.
t f l f f at flronlapA q mH f i i rn a fp full a.
ment basement, large floored attic, 1
beautiful lawn, shade trees, east fron.. i
lot 50x106. street naid. It la a beau- i
tiful home and the price is very low
at 13150; terms.
The Oregon Home Builders
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
BROAlvAY HOME I
FOR SALE.
BUY A HOME FIRST I
Modern 7 room home, with ever-
modern convenience; garage, under-,
ground gasoline tank; fine lawn.!
snruDDery. etc. rnce oniv Ituu im
very easy terms to right party.
Inside Property Dealers,
Ground Floor, Henry Building.
FOR SALE
SUMMER RESIDENCE
at
NEWPORT. OREGON.
t room house, plate glass windows
in front, wltli magnificent view of
leach, ocean and bay. Ideally located.
Will be sold very reasonably. Address
Valley Real Estate Co.. Carlton, Or.
MAN WANTED
Who will appreciate the -new 8 room
bungalow I'nj Just completing in
Laurelhum near park. Extra large
rooms, arrangement is rood. finished
In old ivory, walls tastefully papered
and decorated, solid concrete porch,
steps, buttress and pillars and balance
of construction the very best. Phone
owner for price end terms. Tabor 6845.
60 ACRE alfalfa farm. 3 miles from
iiermiston and Umatilla, plenty of
water government project has a l
reen seeaed to airaira
sickness compels owner
and fenced :
to sacrifice
for $J25 per acre.
The Oregon Home Builders
13T.0 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
BUNGALOW SPECIAL.
14 story 6 room bungalow, close to
E. 28th St.. hardwood floors. full
cement basement, garage, street Im
provements paid. $2250 on terms. Big
gest close in snap tn city. J. W. Cross
ley. Main 1700, A-1515.
WOODSTOCK BARGAIN.
5 rooms, modern, 2 big lots, fruit,
garden, hens: must sell quickly. Best
offer taks it. 6036 57th ave. Tabor
4341.
$1375; terms: $376 down, $1000 3 yrs.
D'r. o r uouwe, ijuxiuh plenty I ru 1 r ,
2 blks car. Investigate this snap. 3f)'
i eon Mdg. .Marshal 2432.
NICE 8 room house. $3750
for vMiii v
farm
160 Canadian wheat lan.i for monthly; rent $; beautiful store wltn
ota or rooming house. $3500, or up-to-date soda fountain and other fix
r vallev farm. 416 Piatt bide : turen to match; glas and silverware
r r of the highest quality Everything
vacant lot
both fo
ri j rurn a room nouse, Daemcni
o .Itn.f.il In -I... 1.
n"U d.-", r- . I i .... v ' . ... i U .- 1IY I TK
district. $575; $175 cash, balance $400
loner time. Owner. Main 7276.
WILL sell cheap my 8 room bungalow.
also 10 acres with $1000 worth of
wood. Tabor 47R7
$180 EQUITY In 6 room bungalow.
close in. 4 block from ra;-( for $800
cash. Must sell. Phone Main 6399.
FOR SAI.F LOTS
16
BARGAIN Lot in
only $60. 202H
6 mile circle.
Jefferson. Call
evening.
A CLEAR lot. good title and abstract,
1 block from Mt. Tabor car, $90.
Owner. 519 Worcester bldg.
ACREAGE
57
$25 CASH LOCATES YOU ON 3
ACRES.
10 miles from business center. In
choice district. Base Line road; 10 1
miles 2 electric lines; lays jlne, good
soil, fme grove of trees. Price) $1209,
terms $25 cash and $12 monthly.
Lueddemann Co.
913 Chamber of Commerce.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close In car
line easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or Sell
wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner. "
2V ACRES. 7 miles Portland, ne4r
Multnomah eta., cosy 3 r. house and
outbuildings. 1 Vi acre In crop. Inves
tigate; terms. 310 Yeon. MarhU
2432.
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN ranches
near Portland; t. 8. 10 acre tracts,
$6o to $200 per acre, easy terms. Mc-
Farlanq, ooa reon nins.. fortianq.
RAISE your own living. 12 acres rich
land, all for $250; part terms. 619
Worcester bldg.
5 ACRES and house. adining town
of Willan.ina, plowed and harrowed
ready for planting, $175 cash, balance
of 8700 easy terms. JM8 Stark t.
60 ACRES. 20 cleared, no gravel. $83
per acre; Mr cash. 1442 E. 7th N.
SUBURBAN HOMES
79
$1690 SUBURBAN HOME $1690.
4 miles I rem city limits, near
Base Line road; 5-room bungalow, 1
acre, all in cultivation, cherries, etc.;
close to electric station. W.;H. Chap
man. 306 Oak t. Phone Broadway
1658: evenings. Woodlawn 3712.
FOR 8AL.E FARMS
17
26 ACRES near Forest Grove. 26 a.
cult., all first class soli, level; 1 a.
hearing orchard, good fences; 6 room
house, large barn and outbuildings; 2
horses. 4 ; cows, 60 cnickena. 2 year
lings and a full net of farm tools, crop
and garden all in now. This is a fine
farm, on a good gravel road to -Forest
Grove. Price for a oulck sale. $5200
, -Ralph Ackley .
r. 287 .WashintTton Bt, '. .
IT
waimusdt
IMPROVED farm. 9 miles north of Sa
lem. On O. K H K l,ifi m -
i A very beautiful' home.- $5000:
casn; terms. Phone Main S15. S-4l,
Journal.
LtO ACRES. 6
sell or trade.
miles Camas, Wash..
841 Ptttock block.
FOR REXT FARMS
11
I HAVE a 10 acre piece of small or
chard 4 miles eket cf Eslacada
which I want intercropped on ehares.
Phone East 1507.
FARMS WANTED
RENT it IU:
38
WANT dairy farm or slock ranch for
, ,a-rS:e business In Portland, estab
lished 12 jfars, making gooi money;
investment worth J25,tmO. Hill stand
thorough investigation. T-3!sl Journal.
HOMESTEADS
47
UNCLE SAM will give you a good
honiest,eid. Call at 714 (nich lUlg.
NOTICE.
If your property, either city, farm
or acreage, has merit, an.l is for ex-,
change or sale, call or write fu.l par
ticulars; no inflated vali:e considered;
have first clais lists ej.rt from.
George P. Henry, 39 Hmry bldg. Ref
erences. Portland llcalty Board.
VERY attractive furnished acavitw,
Wash., home, several lots, facing
ocean, good condition. Reasonable for
cash, or take part trade- trms on ba".
Ca;I or write "Kllli ngland." 1016 Cham
ber of Commerce bldg.. Portland. Or.
Main 3&53. '
OWNER offers at saenfue modern.
duplex house. ideal location.. 10
minutes to postofflce. west Hide; in
come $70 per inonth. Consider part
trade. Owner, 40 Men ry blag .
TO EXOHANGK- Kor up lo date bun
galow -ioso in, improved 10 acres
close to Portland. 5 acres in orchard.'
KOod house. Z-y,3. Journal.
FOR SALK OR T R A 1 K h'or l'..rliand
property. 4u acres n ltenton Co..
good bidgs, wells, all fenced, eouity
2r.on. V-;.1. Journal.
. OealruiK to uuy. be.l or uuiaiit.'t
city property fuims. timber or bturnp
lands, lommunlcute with Urewer-Kimiu
Co 717 Crt)et hVt .
At Kt.s Mosier district, tra.le tor
1 eninsula lot or auto; might pay
me differetx-e. I -3:2. Journal.
OO.V: WOKitV.
We can sell or trade anvthlng. The
Pacific Investment o Jiw strk st.
vV'ILL Sell or will trade for land, tur-
nishlngs of 61 room apartment liouj?.
K.4X? In.irn.l
-r r :
m in rugn t-tate or cuitlvatTon.
near Portland, for stump land. 11 65
Halght ave . city.
160 ACRKS. small house, "t oott . ounl
Or., for rooming house. Rlhorn 202
wncox oidg.
IiON'T WORRY,
can 3eii or trade anything any-
lere. Ijvman. 4.11 Cham of t'orii.
ROOM I Mi IIOl'SKS
COUNTICY HOTEL. 3J rooms first dat
furniture. t!ood. live town, large
lobby, piano, safe, cash register, clgir
case, typewriter, everything; need-ul
in place. $160011000. terms to suit
on balance. Rent $30 41 1 Hnrv bldg.
Let Me Show You
the cheapest buys and best trades In
the city in rooming houses and Mtirres.
terms. 1.. A. Hall. 512 Panama, hhig.
RUSINESS OI'l'ORTl'XITIKS
ARE YOU A PRACTICAL ICE AND
ICE CREAM .MAN?
If ; give us your attention. Wo
have for sale an ice and ice cream
factory, complete, in the best city in
southwestern Washington, it is u go
ing concern and lias been success l ully
operated for 10 years. The real es
tate alone is worth more than half thtr
price of the entire plant as listed in
,ur oks; no competition in the i.ell
Vr " ouiku oi -" lai-mry in cuner
i 'ln- " lons OT lce P" nana, you can
take chargo tomorrow.
Fur partlcu-
lats see
A. J. DeFOREST.
207 Board of Trau hldg.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
In Bend, or., cltv of fifmO; best new,
up-to-date stock GROCERIES MEN'S
WORKING CLOTHES AND SHOES;
majority of stock bought oeforc the
War prices came into effect. Sale
$300 to $500 a day. Will sell at in
voice. Will invoice stock and fixture.
$12,000:' no trades, no agents. Some
lirmn run te hnd- lonif term lease. 140.
brick bldg, 40x65, basement 40xid. 2
big sawmills in town and i smaller'
ones in near town. This is no fake
and worth anyone's while to iook into.
! I am obliged to quit the business on
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CONFECTIONERY AND CAFE.
! In town of 8000 population near
' I 'ortiana :
sales run $1700 to $2000
i .mni.t
: coin pirte.
Ooies for $45W, $2000 down.
balance monthly. Best- season Jujc
starting. Hurry and get. the cream or
the business.
A. J. DeFOREST,
Z-n Board of Trail Bldg.
restaurant and lunch
:w)1:ntkr
For sale for $550 for all. or will sell
interest. This businexs located Jn
a good town In the famous Hood River
valley and Is doing good business, pay
ing about $150 per month. Good reason
for selling.
A. J. DeFOREST,
27 Board of Trade Bldg.
"WANT partner in automobile business
with soeclalty line in connection; es-
l tablished sine 1H07: oa vs $5000 an
nually; experience not necessary if
substantiated- by other good qualifi
cations; mu.it have $1M'0 cash to in
vest. A. J. DEFOREST.
207 Uoaril of Trade bldg.
A GOING grocery in Oregon Citv do
ing business at between $3000 and
$4000 monthly; stock Invoices $3000;
first class location; will reduce to suit
purchaser; fixtures involre $600; easy
terms. If Interested call in person.
J. E. Morgan. Oregon Clt y. . ;
RESTAURANT in sawmill and factory
town of 6000 population located on
the Wlllapa harbor: doing splendid
business at good prices; price $1000.
will give terms on part.
A. J. DeFOREST,
207 Board of TfnAx bldg.
POOLROOM in the best town near
Portland, 8000 pop., with $160,000
monthly payroll. 5 tables, soft drinks,
tobaeco and cigars. $6'0 cash handles
It. Bt reason for selling. Act qulcg.
A. J. DeForest. 207 Board of Trade bl i,
A GOING grocery store in Oregon
City doing business of between $3000
and $4000 monthly. Address J. E
Morgan. Oregon City.
$300 CASH.
Well' established business. prf.t
$160 a month. G-482 Journal.
AT ONCE Stoeit hardware, no fix
tures or lease, small Amount will
handle. Phone evenings Tabor 70M. 1
A GCKD, clean cash business, cheap.
See owner after 1 for particulars, at
271 Yamhill st. ,
MUST be sold; small hardware snd
paint stock. Phone Tabor 6473.
AUTO truck, milk and transfer, clear
ing $250 mo. Hell. 1532. j
BUTTER store $400. 261 Yamhill.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY MORTGAGE LOANS,
SOU IO ddU 6.
FRED S. WILLIAM -4. I1H 1ST.
BT.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, cos
tracts: mortgage loans, reasonable
rates. F. If. Lewis, lobby 4. Lewis bldg
91004 to $5000 to nan. no commission;
principal. S-117. Journal.
MONEY to loan; real estate mortgages
Dot rreo j. King. i4 upaiamg tidg.
MORTOAGE loans. C snd 1. Loals
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