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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE 5, 1917,
4'
GER
MAN
L.OI
rrn
u
OYER
SUNK BY FLOTILLA OF
BUSH
WAR
SH
Another Reported Damaged
jZ m Engagement at Long
: Distance Between Fleets.
OSTEND HEAVJLY S.HIILLED
Oood Xesnlts in Bomtosxdnient of Naval
' Base and Workshops Rep red
by British Admiralty.
propaganda wov.ld receive a severe re- that the negroes are observing the law nectlon with antlreglstration activities
buke In the ghetto district of New and registering in almost full strength, was that of a man at Providence, R. I.
Yk was indicated from the morning j Tha prisoner was taken immediately
registration. From theopening of the Men in Mexico Register I before a federal Judge and limit bail
NORM
registration daces this morning a r i . t r a I demanded.
great Jam of eligibles faced the regis- "7 ' 7 " '
tratlon officers and no attempts at American Consul W. A. Julian, at Can a- r,,, Registration Estimates
evasion were reDorted In the eighth nea. In the Mexican state of Rnnnra. to- t.t.., ,
ff1'1' J7hk telegraphed that 100 per cent of ! Final estimates by the cenTu. bureau
nf th iiTMtrw divided the 10.264.869 men to
?n IS! ?w tir -on, accepted th7ir camP thar had registered for service register for selective conscription to
to see that their sons accepiea meir nu o.i.. m. -i. v
patriotic duty.
The east side registration was the
heaviest in the city up to 10 o clock.
tlons. "Alabama
Re.ets.trn Hr wnt fxrwinl Ker-fc with Arizona
It was indicated that the registration hundreds of Mexicans entering their California V'".'.'."''.'.'.'. V. '. '. '. ! '. 363.689 CitlZenS and TOWnS ReDOit
. l . -i l J K Vi . n c i o f I IULmcB WILD ClllZertH DI mA LJ mini J .,.(---,: . . .
on me east siue wuuiu . ciuiug ..
than had been anticipated, as many of States. A comparatively few Mexicans .Connecticut
th oiioihies n?ictrinf did not appear crossed the border into Mexico today. I Delaware
-.-v, w - - " ' . 7,1
on the poll list, never having taKen
214,795
34,814
15.473
CROWD
to
PATRIOTS
REGISTER
FOR MIL
ITARY SERVIC
E
-
' London. Jue 5. (IT. P.) A British
, v, c: ha
.iotni.ix.fi nnrMtirr in an engagement
'with six enemy aeeiroyers ai ions
, nno- h. miiri rariv roDor'.ea iuuj.
: ntsnrt vnn bombarded wr.n jtooa
' i L . .. - i . -, i J L-
results, trie aamiraaiy uetianu. onvin
...... . th. Rr'Ush fir V.it
. . . . . .. 1 nit t(iA Prlt.
lK aVilriM nnrl nrt HftmAZf doIlA tO the
attacking vessels.
k"; '" ' Th. ornr!.i.mont tiinlr Tjlace. earlv
th mornlnc. Vice Admiral Dever
reports that the enemy naval bp.se and
. ' workshops at Osterid wore heavily
bombarded early In tlw nwrnlns,-' the
u. admiralty statement .said.
iis . " "Commander Tyrwhitt reports early
r ' In the rnornlrg a llfjht cr'liser and de
H' Stroyers engaged sbc Gen aan destroy-
. era at long , range. One c X the latter
V was sunk and another dan used.
Ostend Heavily Boml varded
"Ostend was. bombarded with good
results. The shore batterii s returned
- v the -fire but we were without damage.
' The German destroyer sunk' was the
J;, S-20. We had no casualties."
The German destroyer S-20 was built
In 1932 and was of 820 tons displace-
ment. She was capable of 3 1.5 knots
f.; speed, carried "3 men andNsfa.s cla.ssi-
fled as .a splendid example cTf the lat--est'
type in such craft. Cojtmander
' Reginald Tyrwhitt, mentioned as oom-
tnanding the Briiiah flotilla which
" was ylctorious In the bllsh, has al
ii ready had a distinguished career in
i the navy. He is communder of the de-
stroyer flotilla of.Uie first fleet. He
participated in the Jlellfrolejid battle
S August 1-', 1U14. and 'in the North sea
' battle of January 11, 1915. when the
V German cruiser Hleucher was sunk.
the trouble to register.
Otto fe'ehroeder. a native of Germany,
charged with treason, was arrested in
Hoboktn this afternoon.
Sci:roeder, according to the police,
was d.stributlng handbills viciously at
tackin; the conscription law.
Whilo patrolmen were escorting him
lo the station house, a crowd waiting
to register at the city hall in Hoboken
endeavored to attack him. The police
men had to fight their way with the
prisoner through the crowd.
Schroedcr was placed Jn solitary confinement.
Wilmington, N. C, Is Quiet
Wilmington. N. C. June 5. (I. N. S.)
-There was a rush of young men at Illinois
I District of Columbia
j Florida
Georgia
laano
the registration places in this city all
morning. No disorders were reported
anywhere in this section.
No Trouble in Fargo, Ji. D.
Fargo, N. D.. June 5. (I. N. S.)
About 90,000 North Dakota youths left
their desks and farms today and
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
marched to the registration booths. . Mississippi
TTnlla Sfato. Xar.hil DavIo Vi q H thn ' MtSSOUrt
112.577
29,825
3.69T
106,675
274.893
52,030
642,553
260,011
212,882
180.183
204,998
171.881
63.579
126.200
377.2 S5
328.154
246.051
177. 60S
Response and Work Well
Under Way Sans Trouble.
UMATILLA NEEDS CARDS
Oron. Washington ana Idaho Are
United in Effort to Make
X,oyal Showing.
Mailmen Report Slackers
Chicago. June 5. (I. N. S.) The
first delivery mail in Chicago today
United States Marshal Doyle had the
city well covered by deputies, but he
anticipated no trouble.
Pretty Girls Aid Registrars
Winnetka, 111.. June 5. (I. N. S.)
brought to light the disappearance of Pretty young girls handed out pretty
a number or young men engiDie to
draft. Postmen returning from their
first round turned over to secret serv
ice operatives all letters addressed to
eligibles who could not be found and
.search was instituted for them Imme
diately. In the famous two precincts embrac
ing the millionaire colony on Lake
Shore drive only one person registered
during the first hour and a half to
day. He was Stanley Parkinson, but
ler to A. W. Armour
Ten per cent of the men registering
in the Sixth precinct, Twentieth ward,
during the first hour had seen service
In the Russian army.
In a window opposite a polling place
on East Fifty-seventh street there was
a placard reading: "Do not register
or claim exemption." Secret service
men were sent to take It down.
Four hundred and fifty men of "the
dandy first" Illinois infantry were
bvsy trying to cut down registration.
With signs reading "Choose your corn-
gray armbands, bearing the single word
"Registered," to youths registering
here.
Montana
Nebraska
rXTTTT SVOS SJTO KA0 KTTOS
NORTHWEST BUG CO. KaUbltb4 190.
nff nn and rac rue woren. all atsra. B.
tk anil Tartar. Raat 3.VMV B-13M).
PEK1NSULA Ku Wurfca Ka( rag aod carvt
raTinB. 151K Patton aa. w.onniT aran.
fTraXACZB
B0YNT0N furnaces
Ceo Domical Effectual.
J. C. BAYER CO.. rront and Market.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
(Coatlaud)
UAWHOS Nar ArIlnton. Or. Jane S. Wil
liam Charlea Dawaoo. aged 28 jreara boa
baud of Mn. Adeline Uawaun of Walla Walta.
Waati. Th decvaxrd a former mlieDt
ol tLia city. Tbe remalna are at the realdeoce
rtablltiDi-tit oC 1. P Kinler A MDt
gmufry at fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter
FOR SALE FARMS
(Continued )
17
rVEVITVXE SEPAia AJfD TJPHOLTElJ(t
UtUNUMlU rurnltur Uuapuai, 4 u
axperT mattreaa maklmr. Male 4M4.
HAIK GOODS AXD HAIE DRtBtlllO
kEBVET liA.NhajUT. leading wig aod tou
pee maker, finest atoek bia,tn balr gooda;
talrdraaalog, maolcurtng. face and aralp treat
ment. Removed to S49 Alder, near Broadway.
ktlMIOOEAPHINO MULTIOHAPH1MO
UlbauUMAfUl.sU, CUT. leilrra. V .
.. Inc.. 2UHi Stark Main HM7
. r luaer
a 12J
PA1WTIMO TIMTIMO. PAPERHASG1NO
lUCHLt fAlM'l.NU CO. 1'alutliiK. tluling.
paperhangtnK. MU Marahall t. Main 44M.
PHT81CIAN8
LiH R. A. miU.m, Aliak UiUa. a.ibma.
KervoaaDesa. l'rata(ic Trotible. Kbe-imallm.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
atriAli. fLtUBl.Nti ftLll-LltS.
riemlng. 1H 4th at. klilo 7:J.
811 lTli Juhn Young Mulio. Vii -ti at., alar
ai. ut leant, iwrmiioua anemia.
KASTKR IxjuIm Kaater. M3 E. Flaadera at..
iajr Mt, 70 j rara. abareae of eyeball.
UAASK1DK Mewln E. Uaaaelde. &30 E. 14th
at.. Mit 30. ."si jeara, mitral regurgitation.
BIA U r.lltabrtu Hluni. Raleigb at.. May
!'. bl ycara, chruoic iiareocnj ma tout ne-
pbrltla.
KEIXY Mabel N. Kelly. 344 X. 13U at.. May
20. 29 yara. tubercy 1tk!.
WIUME1V Marie A. Wldmer. N. Kellogg at..
Mn JU. 4s yeara. ailiyilatkn from goitre.
BKoW.N Iaaac U Brown. 427 lltk at.. May
'JJ. i3 yean, cancer f etoUiach.
rENTiN KccnrtL U Kriituu. l'ortland Surgi
cal boapital. May 31, 30 yeara, accidental
fall.
120 ACRES 6 miltn from Newberg. H
acres In ciltiVHtU'n. fine soil, on
Willamette river, boat landing cn tbe
place, JSmj an acre; K"Od tcrma.
100 acres. 6 tulles east of Salem,
good buildings, all In cultivation, water
system, i barn. n an acre; IJ00W
cash, long time on bulaiu e.
65 acre. 1 1 miles north of Palem on
Pacific highway, good buiidinKs. all in
cultivation. H0 an re, ay terms.
MAbTKKSOX & Sl.LITTKX.
202 WU ox bidg.
FOR REXT K.iKMS
14
FLORISTS
CLARKE 11KOS.. Florists. 27 MorrUoa
st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers ana
floral rtetens. No branch tores.
MARTIN 4; KuKUba CO.. tiorists. a4
Wash. Main 269. A-12. Flowers
for all orca.-ions artistically arranged.
BATU tuba, alnka tulleta. 1
A. U Howard. 212 4th at.
PRFNTINO AND BINDIXO
printing:
W . UILTls
Qd Oak ata. M.
Jt CO.. li
103. A U5
Ho 1 1 1o Tuna K T. N 8 1 ThlrtV
3 2 592 1 ! five thousand young men of Seattle
129 953 ar offering themselves today to Uncle
Nevada 16,560 Sam. -
New Hampshire i!HI2 ' This city will give that number of
vCw Mvtor, 343" 1 m to the registration roll by the time
New York '. l.lOOOS the polls close tonight at 9 o'clock, and
North Carolina 194.066 J will be subject to call.
North Dakota .I'Aii what ltttl oDDosltion there has
115'n" I been the cast few days to conscription.
108.150 Imanifested only by the exceptionally ? uT-.0',
klAKhH PKIXIIMi . Ih kront al
PRIKTEK8 AKD ENGHAVEH8
THK IVY fBtSb JOHN i. MANN.
3S2 Stark at. Broadway 4i. A OR..
Enlistments Rreak Record
San Francisco, June 5. (P. N. S.)
Registration in San Francisco began
early and proceeded throughout the
morning hours without the slightest in
dication of trouble or demonstration.
Extra forces of police and federal
guards weae stationed in various por
tions of the city, but to all appearances
their services were not needed.
Army and navy recruiting offices
were swamped with applications, hun
dreds of men apparently considering it
wise to enlist voluntarily, thereby
placing themselves in position to select
any arm of the service desired, rather
than take the chances of the draft.
Yesterday was a big day in recruit
ing, breaking all records, and today was
expected to exceed yesterday s record.
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island .
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vtah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington . .
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Wyoming
XUBBBS STAMPS AKD SEALS
S"17l ..nn.tHll ut to ran r a rtt radicals I MUJlt IUAS1 31 AHr
-- .' S3 Broadway at.
, , c 'fast disappeared wnen tn puns opeucu
Broadway 710. A-2710.
c-'-qA this morning and lines of young men
iai'i:i formed to register.
425!3-J Police of the city and special officer
4o.4S!tlare taking no chances on the opera-
36,8-b ; .ions of any afflicted with kalseritis.
however, and are patrolling all districts.
SHEET METAL WORKS
ftEPAlKlNU 1111 mil grti ruuia. Jacub Uumi.
eio in at. rnone Main n.4
MAIN bllt. wrcalbi. piUowa, $S up.
Sprays II up. Chappell'a. 347 Morrison
SWISS KLOKAL CO.. 412 E. 7th N.
Store 23d :tnd Ollsan Main 1S5I.
Coutts A 1 rom. ;?v. 7bs uD, flowars
for all occasions. ll;r 4372. A-144U.
MAX M SMITH Klonat. 141 Sth mt.
FIXKItAL DIRECTORS
TOWXIX SuPPLT
211.33:5
212.624
229.897
142.851
27,320
lortlaua Laundry (u., lur iruiiil, eldcleu:
aerTlce. Phone Bmk)i 410 A -44 10.
TKAMBFEB ANT 8TORAOE
a East 54 Lady Assistant C-316J
Wilson &, Ross
Funeral Directors. Inc.
Beautiful BesidentU.l Funeral Home
All goods niuJerately priced. We !
neet vour ueinanus. e riave anu
m will extenu 10 you me cumiuru ui - 1 po tt S V 1 h
DO your bit. 2 to 1 1' m r.
ductlve soil, ctt-arei. ;
'cars, for rent'ou h.ns
inuts, no better Kanbn
alate. Stearns, M.. 111 iJi',
hldp
Ui u j 1 ) tarm near I'urtiarul. Crops all
planteu. Euulumciit fnr sale. arm
hand wanted It. F. Walt.;, tlresham.
s hixhly pro
"jltivated for
1. within city
spot In the
mi Wilcox
FARMS WANTED SS
RENT OR RVY
GROW I Nil coniH t loner . u.oice about
J200U clear, and balance cash, for
improved ailey larm tim:i 4o to 80
acres. Call evenings. Tabor -3 97.
WANT a farm.- 961 E. 2sih st., N.
Woodlown 2583 (Vtnlr.i'i.
HOMESTEADS
47
HOMESTEADS For information
write W. V. Rose. Eocater, Eaplne,
Oregon.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
Among prisoners registered at the
rades In sjfms: don't have them thrust city and county Jails as being of draft.
upon you" they snatched many youths age was Warren K. Billings, sentenced
from the shadow of the polls in their to life Imprisonment as one of the pre-
rcgimtnt.
German Depots IJomba ?ded
London, June 5. (U. P.)--Another
successful air raid on German depots
at St. Denis,. Western near Gl lent, and
Zeebrugge was announced by the ad
miralty today.
' "On Sunday night a naval ac iroplane
force carried out an attack on the
enemy aerodrome at St. Denis West
ern," the statement said. "Many
bombs were dropped with good results.
The enemy seaplane depot at Zee
brugge was also attacked by seaplanes
and shipping at Bruges likewise
bombed."
Rain Does Not Stop Process
Raleigh, N. C. June 5. (I. N. S.)
Although the day was cloudy with
indications of rain, registration pro
ceeded quietly with crowds of eligibles
at every polling place in Rallgh.
paredness parade conspirators. Bil
lings, who is 13 years old, did not claim
exemption. Wong Hing, a Chinese
highbinder, sentenced to death, also
was registered. Of 96 prisoners in the
city jail, most of them accused of fel
onies, 40 were registered.
REGISTRATION DURING
. EARLY HOURS LARGE
WITH LITTLE TROUBLE
Twelve Arrested In CTilcago
Chicago, June 5. (U. P.) Twelve
arrests have been made in Chicago in
connection with the selective service
registration before noon today. Two
of these were white men charged with
"interfering with registration." The
others were negroes, taken off a train
and charged with fleeing from the
south to evade conscription.
One of the white men arrested
displayed a poster in his store near a
south sida polling- place, urging young
men not to register. Their names
were withheld.
Troops Sent to Michigan Town
Lansing. Mich.. June 5. (U. P-
In reply to an appeal from Sheriff
Newcomb of Marquette county. Gov
ernor Sleeper today ordered troops to
be sent to Negaunee, a mining town
12 miles from Marquette, to prevent
I. W. W. anti-draft rioting.
According to information in the gov
ernor's office there has been no vio
lence, but the I. W. W. and Socialist
anti-draft factions have mobilized and
trouble is expected.
Oregon Transfer Co.
(Continued Krom Pace One.)
they may not have been officially no
tified to disregard it."
Notice that question No. 12 might be
passed over was wired to the govern-,
ors, but was not bulletined direct to
. registration officials, the provest mar
shal general explained. Upon receiving
notice that officials in Elkhart, Ind..
Were insisting upon answers to the
last question, the provost marshal gen
eral's Office wired instructions that an
swering the question is optional with
the applicant.,
Two Arrested in Michigan
Calumet, Mich.. June D. (I. N. S.)
Kmil Hannan and another young man,
who refused to give his name, were
arrested at Mohawk, Mich., north of
here today and turned over to federal
authorities. They had distributed
literature urging young men not to
tegister in Michigan and were on their
way to Calumet with an automobile
filled with anti-conscription handbills
ar.d posters.
Slacker Reported Killed
Fort Worth, Texas, June 5. -(I. N.
S.) Word was brought here today
that F. H. Fulcher, who had gone into
the woods near .Midway, Texas, and
established a one man fortress, where
he announced he would resist conscrip
tion, was shot and killed by a posse
late yesterday.
California Registration Quiet
Sacramento, Cal., June 5. ( U. P.
Throughout California there was a
heavy morning registration and in no
Storms Prevent Registration
Springfield, 111.. June 5. (I. N. S.)
Thousands of men in Illinois who
desire to register may be preventetl
from doing so by last night's heavy
wind and rain storms. Adjutant Gen
eral Frank S. Dickscm today received
over a dozen messages from sheriffs
and registration officials from widely
separated section telling him that
the rains had in many cases made
country roads impassable, and that
men could not get to the registration
places. .
Dickson wired "Washington for in
structions, but at noon had received
no reply.
Many Illinois rivers are out of their
channels and over farm lands. The
damage to crops will run Into the hun
dreds of thousands, the weather bu
reau reported.
40 St. Helens Girls
Give Military Drill
Dressed bi Bine and "White They Pre
sent Pretty Sifbt on Tennis Court
Diplomas Will be Presented Tonight.
As part of the commencement exer
cises of St. Helens hall, 40 girls,
dressed in white with blue collars,
gave a beautiful exhibition of military
drilling on the tennis court of the
school under the direction of Robert
Krohn Monday afternoon. A large crowd
witnessed the maneuvering, after
which the usual senior tea was
served.
Presentation of the diplomas will
take place tonight at St. Stephen's
Pro-Cathedral. Bishop . Walter T.
Sumner will make an address.
Those to receive diplomas from the
Ettabllihed 1870.
Trmnsfer and Forwanllug Afeota.
Btcxxg-e Frfe Trackage.
Office aod SUrw iU oilaan St.
18tb and Ullaan. Main t, A-4440.
TKAJI8FXK AND STOSAOE
Lewis County Busy
Chehalis. Wash., June 5. A big reg
istration is under way in Lewis coun
ty, according to reports from County
Sheriff Berry and County Auauor Mrs
Bertha Gage. All registration is being
done at the polling places or at places
deslraated as locations for the pur
nose Twentv to 30 automobiles are to special freight ratea to all point,
h In t tin, tha return. In as C- J':k TKANSriCB A STOMA OE CO
be used in getting the returns in as .B1,n Broadway m. im
early as possiDie.
ALWAYS "flCk" THK bksl' UulhLlluLU
GOODS SPECIALISTS Storage. Packing.
SLlpplng and Mot lag. Uorae or Auto Viu
TOO
No Police Needed
Tacoma, Wash., June 6. (P. N. S.)
Registration proceeded along lines
of least resistance here today without
even the Drotection of police at the
different booths. No trouble la antic
ipated, but the authorities are pre
pared to cope with any emergency.
Waiting at Oregon City
Oregon City, Or.. June 5. The
brightest morning that has dawned on
Oregon City thi; spring, greeted the
opening of war registration day ana
every indication points to there being
Jew if any slackers in this city. Dur
ing the last several days many in
quiries ha.ve been made of the registra
tion officials by thoe affected by the
act as to procedure denoting that thoy
f.re willing, to do their part when the
time comes. When the. registration
places opened this morning in several
precincts throughout the city thev
found men waiting to enroll
names.
fcKKh; SlOKAUS. KiltH Uutl.Vu.
Limited time. Object to fill warebous.
SECURITY 8TORAGH TRANSFER CO.
106 Park at. Main Sltrt. A-lOftl.
WET WASH LAUNDRIES
CH.MttAL, wel wa,
Eaat 704. B-2704.
fluu
JOBBERS WHOLESALERS!
ritrfr rugs and rag rugs
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Made from old Ingrain. Bra we la. Aimlnater
Smyrna. Alao rag ruga, all ilwa, VI all order
prompt, bend for booklet.
Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, etc
9x12 ruga, ateam or electric cleaned $1 00
BXIO ruga, ateam or electric cleaned Toe
WESTERN H.LKK KfO CO.,
M Cnton . N. t'bone Kr 1H B-1475.
J. P. Finley & Son
Progressive Funeial Director!.
Private Drive Women Attendant.
Montgomery at Fifth.
Main A-H9
if. l Lara
Undertaker, E. 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 7R1. B-la3 Uigy assistant
80 ACKKS 11 ml.es from Klamath
Falls; 60 aires tillable, good small
house and bain. wrll, county road ani
K. H., would be tine for potatoes; r.o
Incumbrance , will taxe mall housr
and lot in same condition; value
Jlb'iO. Kvemr.KK at H-:7s.
in Tin i-U-Kaiit home
I Ju.'t completed, every modern con
! VP!ilenri 1 IU' i Uti .11 ir u .'.l. ? corner K.iKt
19:h and labor Conn, j blocks south
01 Belmcr.t. W. I.. Nu.h. owner. 73
lilt. Hr..
r 7: 00.
6V, ACRES. Very desirable home;
close in; good nouse, oiner runn
ings, fruit, berries; macadam road; at
depot; potatoes planted, exchange for
farm or cheap land, can tiroaaway
3910 after 6 p. m.
Dunning Si McEnteenoreireVa
every detail. Broadway and Pine ata
Broadway 430, A-4&&8 laav assistant.
A, D, Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 5267.
6895. 6th
5802 2d at., Lents. Tabor
st. and Foster road. Arleta.
F. S. Dunning, Inc. .
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E.
Alder it. Phone East 52. B-2S2S.
M1LLEK & TKACtV. independent t u-
nerai uirtciurs. rices low as a.
$40. $60 Wash, at Ella. M. 2691. A-?8a
a n -7n biz
AAi Hi -CllaI UUiEast 1088. C-lOS'i
Lady attendant.
YY liiiiriiis
. 1088. C-
Pay and night service.
Cham, of Com. Phone Slain 1(3!
i385. Tabor Court prions Tabor
LOTS 4 and i, block 1. Kenall ad! .
1915 6 cyl , 7-pass. Studebaker, for
acreage, near aiicouver, Wash. din.
4425.
bTOKhi building, living roi inn, Calu
met, Mich., exchange tor property
here. Wolfsleln. '1 1 Morripon.
EXCHANUE Portland or Salem houses
for Seaside bouse, furnished. I'hulm
39 R. Milwaukle.
6 ROOM modern house, lot lOoxluO ft.
Will Be!l or trade for Wisconsin pror
erty Inquire Dayton Hardware. 194 1st
DON'T WORRY.
I can sell or trade anything any
where. I.avrnan. 431 Cham, of Com.
SELL or tiade furniture and lease of
62 room apts. H-594. Journal.
PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J.
Groskopf. funeral director. Woodln.
4940 C-1155 KUUngsworth and Kerb.
I $500 OKLAHOMA lot for small but-
neBs. E-404. Journal.
C 1 tT A tTQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152.
OrL VV LO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay
Uor-y-ill nr. East 80th and Gliaan. Fu
naiTlllIOn neral aervices. Tabor 4312.
D S. Belmont at 5tu.
Dl CCC tV. OI1UUN Ta
ibor 1268.
WOOD PIPE
their
t'URlLAND VOUU flit. co.
office near 24th and York I.
factory ami
slain S4M0
R. T. Uyrne-8. new residence establ t
901 Williams ave Wdln 220. C-1143
part of the state has there been i academic department are: Susan Green,
: New York Crowds Peaceful
New York. June 5. (I. N. S. Wlth
' but a semblance of confusion the work
6f enrolling 'on the national honor
roll New York's 600,000 young men be
tween the ascs of 21 and 31 got under
way ' today.
Eight thousand registration offices
were on the job to handle the early
morning rush. The registration pro
ceeded, according to early reports, at
the average rate of 4 5.000 an hour.
.. That revolutionary and anti-military
Louisiana to Register 150,000
New Orleans, June 6. (I. N. S.)
Confederate veterans proudly watched
their grandsons enlist on paper today
to fight for the United States. Be
tween 33.000 and 35,000 young men
n ere expected to register in New
Orleans and about 150,000 In the state
of Ixmisiana. Hundreds of prominent
citizerws. among thorn many wearers of
the gray, acted as deputy marshals.
There was no disofc-der.
Negroes Are Observing Law
Atlanta, Ga., June 5. (I. N. S.)
Registration in this state today pro
ceeded without a sign of trouble. By
9 o'clock long lines were waiting tp
give in their names. Each registration
place was grinding out cards at the
rate of about 400 per hour, but it re
quired a wait of 20 to 30 minutes be
fore one could get to the registrars.
Advices from over the state say
trouble or disturbance of any kind.
Ralph D. Merritt. chief of the state
registration bureau, announced at 9:45
a, m. Merrttt is in constant touch
with registrars throughout the state.
Rufus Barringer, who says he is an
I. W. W., was arrested this morning
on the Folsom road. where he was
spreading anti-conscription circulars.
He admitted to Detectives Ryan and
Hallinan, who arrested him, that he
was the man who posted up the circu
lars in Sacramento about a week ago.
i"' " ' . ' very successful year,
the vicinity of Folsom and along the
.Folsom road. He will be turned over
to federal authorities.
Dorine Wyld, Adeline Kendall, Nadlne
Caswell, Lucille Brown, Marguerite
Bergh and Consuello MacMillon. From
the kindergarten training department:
Kathrine Harvey. Marie Brady, Esther
Merrill, Helen Bloch. Bertha Pauley,
Loleta Holmes. Kathrine Klehle, Jano
I Lowe and Jeannette Hancock,
j Adeline Kendall, Nadino Caswell and
' Lucille Brown have received testl
j monials as a reward for excellent
work and conduct.
i St. Helen's hall has completed a
the attendance
having increased over BO per cent.
The beautiful chapel, the gift of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Burns, was dedicated a
short time ago.
Rush in Umatilla
Pendleton, Or.. June 5. bo much
larger will the' war census be in Uma
tilla county than expected, that at 10
o'clock this morning a number of pre
cincts were running short of registra
tion cards and Sheriff Taylor was hur
rying deputies around in an effort to
secure extra cards from smaller pre
cincts.
MEETIXti NOTICES
41
CAMP meets every
Wednesda- even.ng
In W. O. W. temple,
121 11th st. All mem
bers requested to at
tend. Visitors w e 1
come. C. F. J. KURTZ, C. C.
HFRM VNT "'HADE, ClerV
1 f CAMP a
Con Tk. Arvw-v Gtfarvn Tn Marl.
San Diego. Cal., June 5. (P . N. S.) I j . I . llfl.TTinTin I JfHTiP.S
;Net Contents l$?luid Djachn
. (ijMlw! .
1 1
c
t
ri-
At.nriHOL-3 PER CENT.
Aelabterreparatioiia'Asa
ktm.lAtifritherbol by 8c6ttU. I
ttrithcStomacfaimdBwrelsJ
Cbccrfttlness andEcslCoDtiiay
neither OplanuMorpmnenor
Mineral Not nahcow
Mk
gkwwjai
4 f. .!nfiit Remedy fcf
Constipation and Diarrhoet,
and rcvensnnes u
Tn of Sleep
i m
J laxOnnAOTGfWPATOc. n
WT1I
For Infanta and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
Aa if tli
One of the features of the day
here was a combined military and
"eligibles" parade this- morning, near
ly 1500 young men of conscription age
being escorted by the Twenty-first in
fantry to the stadium, where patriotic
exercises wcro held. There has been
no disorder of any kind. It is esti
mated that there are nearly 5000 youn
men of conscription age in San Diego
county.
Lewiston Gets Action
Lewiston, Idaho. June 6. (P. N. S.)
Judging by the long lines of men
eagerly waiting at the various regis- ciai
tratlon offices, it is believed that
Lewiston will have no trouble In fur
nishing her quota of fighting men
Reports from all districts throughout
this portion of the Inland Empire Indi
cate that there will be patriotic re
sponse to the call. The work of pre
paring for the registration has been
in the hands of the county board of
control comprising Sheriff George W.
Welker, County Auditor R. N. Wright
and County Physician J. N. Alley.
They have enlisted the services of
many registrars, all of whom are serv
ing without expense to the county as
an expression of its patriotism. The
city celebrated with a parade at noon
today which was followed by speaking
and a musical . program at the city
park. All business houses are closed.
HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO.
Ill, A. F. AND A. M.
Stated communication this
(Tuesday) evening at 3
o'clock. Business of im
portance to come up. Our M. win
deliver an address, followed by a so-
Visiting brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER. Sec.
blvd.
Paul
lodge.
From Spokane in Car PROFESSIONAL AND
Registration Tents Damaged
Oakland, Cal., June 5. (U. P.) One
(registration tent was practically de
stroyed and several others slightly
damaged by anti-registration vandals
before registration booths opened today.
C. T. Diamond, an architect of Spo
kane, accompanied by his wife and son,
are in Portland today en route by auto
mobile to Astoria, where Mr. Diamond
will become general manager of the
American Shipbuilding corporation.
The new plant, which will represent
an Investment of $100,000. will be
ready for operation about July 1. Th
plant will specialize in the construc
tion of wooden vessels, plans for al
ways having been made. Portland
capital is interested in the enterprise
D. W. Gilford is president; D. V.
Lewis, vice president; M. H. Eggleston,
IU51NESS DIRECTORY
AGATE CUTTXHO AMD Mid. JWUl&
A tent at High and Ignacia streets i Jutland' " ,s treaer". Mr. Diamond
has been a resident of Spokane for 1
vears? On the trip from Spokane
was slashed to ribbons and poles bro
ken. Several other tents were torn.
Men who yesterday set fire to two
tents are blamed. Extra squads of
police are watching for further trouble.
AUAl&d cut and iwlUoed, Jewelr and watca
repairing. MUlar'a. inayj Waafalngton at.
BLAJTXBOOK MAKERS
LiAVld 4 11UUIAA, luw il at., Diana
book manufacturer. A -81 XL Main 183.
0AB.PJS.T CLi-AJTlao
tLOJra' HUUti, HAG KUUH.
CARPET CLEAM.SU, UK FITTING, ETC
LARGEST PLANT IN NOKTHWE8T.
RUG CO. FHONK EAST 61tt. B-1475.
JUltb. BtUJaj.. feaai-Uic Cleaning Wot
pets cleaned and laid; refitting oar apecialty
F.aat 440. B-1903. 2to K. 1Mb at., N.
CARPtT CLEANING
Oklahoma Official Arrested
Oklahoma City, Okla, June 5. (U.
P.) State Representative J. C. Thur
mond of Tushka, one of the oldest
members of the Oklahoma legislature,
was ordered arrested by federal au
thorities today, the result of an anti
conscription oration delivered at his
home town.
"I have not heard of any young men
in this community enlisting, and I hope
they won't," Thurmond said, accord
ing to the reports to Governor Wil
liams, which resulted In the order for
his arrest.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Bxact Copy of Wnppee.
Klffl
Tearrw Mwaar, tn wm mm.
Would Fight Brothers if Called
San Francisco, June 6. (U. P. )-
Portland the motorists found the roads
in good condition. They came througM
the Yakima valley and Kennewick and
Goldendale and ferried across the Co
lumbia at The Dalles. x
Mr. Diamond, during his brief Port-'
land visit, had rooms at the Mult
nomah hotel.
Medford Reservoir
Breaks; All Safe
x ifiliiw mm
rat fctof Co.. 188 K. bin.
ruui old carpeia.
rag ruga. Carpet
cleaning. North
Eaat 3580. B 120
V ACCOM Ci.B.ANA.G al your noma,
up. Main 4668.
trow Ue
CKIR.OPB.ACTOHB
W U. fUWttLx l. C, dl-ol finiHa biog.
10 to 12 and i to 6. All d'aeaae.
DR. McMAUON U making good. 1 aOJui-
mecta. (lo. 8een. t5. Eaaleat Uma.
COAL AND WOOD
Dry Cordwood
riiat groirUi. DellTerie now.
Beaaonable price. Eaat 4t81.
Limited anpply
C-1466.
OREGON HJLL OO.
Vt'oodlawn 5210. Beech, near Union t.
Cordwood. 4-ft. Block wood, blabvrood. Bim
Blnrkwood. CltT IMabwood. Green Blabwood
AUhlKH AN KIEL to. lath and Vauaha
All klnda of green aod dry wood. A-l dry
fir apUlty. Also coal. Bdwy 712. A-2415.
Medford, Or., June 5. A break in
Fish Lake dam, which threatened
much serious damage, is under con
trol, and the Rogue River Canal com
pany regards the loss as normal. The
Medford city water supply will not be 1 DRY plank woody big load, any length
affected.
KLtK VAKU All klnda ut green and dry 4
ft. fir for aale. 806 Water at. M-45IX. A -4547
M 42.
A largo crew of men is
at the sceno and the flood gates have
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL
Because his four brothers are fighting been opened to reduce pressure on the
in the kaiser s armies. Christian Jor- j new section of tho dam. The company
gensen, a naturalized American, today tried to store a largo Increase in vol
claimed exemption from draft on j ume for added area under Irrigation
grounds thathe didn't want to take a
change of killing his brothers.
' Texan Opposes Registration
Dallas. Tex.. June 5! U. P.) The
first news of trouble in connection
with registration in Texas came at
noon today when a telegram from
Greenville, Texas, stated one man
there had made himself conspicuous
by advising declarants not to register.
The telegram came from the sheriff
and said the man would be arrested
"at once" and would be sent to Dallas
for Investigation by the federal grand
Jury.
1B. G. U. UUTHMAN.
Hoarilral 41 E. 7th at.
VfclfcUJNARiAN
F.aal IH47.
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING
RINGLER Dancing Academy. All branches of
modern, fancr. atase acd ball room dancing
Claaaea and prirate for adnlta and ebildrvm.
Main 338Q. Montroae Klngler. oireetor.
in the valley and this probably caused
the break.
The average supplv is now hliv4
to be amTle owinc tn th i UK. AND MRS. HEATH'S School; leaaotu
.t,- oCn i I daUy. CUiTMob.. Thar. ere. 100 2d at
-. r - wash
iu April iuiu jaay.
Fish lake reservoir is 50 miles from
Medford.
Providence 3 Ian Arrested
Washington. June 6. f.TJ. P.) The
first arrest of tha dar to be reported
to the department of Justice in- con-
NEW TODAY
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
OteroB tkVHtmrat a Mortgage Oat
Office soa ira m st.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT Wilson's Auction House, 1C9-171 2d
- sL Bale at 10 a. m." r
AT t p. m. at Ford Auction Co. Ill
, s 2d ft. Furniture, carpeta. etc ? -.V .,
Stark. Lmhm 23c. Main S206
MUSIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
PRO?. T. . LAWSON Piano iraauua at your
home. nop. Pbonc Tabor Zn3.
BAQTIMB piano playing la 10 to 20
Chrtatroaen'a By a tern.' 412-13 Colnrobla bldg
B. TU1KLHORN Violin teacher. Iupll adk
SOT Flledner blda-. Broadwtr 12.
PIANO and vocal leanooa. with ua of practlca
piano t- hour er air. (3 month. Main nzio
MISS IREI-AND 609 Dekom bldg. lO private
leaop ao. tioora, :dq a. m. to p.
LAW SCHOOLS
OBKUON LAW SCHOOL A thorough. raetl
- ea eovrae la law. Racltattoaa evening.
Main ait. aimay bhx.
ITBEAR. irOSK. THROAT. LPNOS
STATED comm u n 1 o a t i o n
Friendship lodge No. 16',
A F. & A. M., Wednesday
evening. June ti, at 7 o'clock.
Vincent's hall, 43d and Sandy
Work in M. M. decree, hy Pro.
Chamberlain, P. M.. ColumMa
Kef reshments. By order W. M
K R. BOTSFORl'. Sec
PORT'.AX D LOUQK
regular meeting. Moose
hall, Broadway and Mor
rison St., 1 1 8 o'clock p.
m, every Wednesday eve
ning. Refreshments after
wards. P. L. Proctor, Secretary.
CEMKTEliV
Mt, Scott Park
Cemetery and Crematorium
Tabor 146S. D-l.
MALSOLEl"LS
ftiverview Abbey
Mausoleum
?n Pittc-k blk Phone Broadway 851
WANTED REAIj ESTATE 31
WANT 5 or 6 room hoiise; must be
bargain; Woodlawn or oodstoi
ulslrict. 431 Chanibor of vmnieri-e.
ROOMING HOI SES
as
WANTKP to buy. first class rooming
hovfe from owner; state full pai
tlculars first lett-r. M-47. Xournal
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-2f
4th opp. city hall.- Main 854.
Philip Neu Sons for memorials.
WASHINGTON Lodge, No.
46, A. F. and A. M. Stated
communication tomorrow
(Wednesday ) evening, at 7:30,
Kast Eighth and Burnside.
Visii'ors welcome;
J. H. RICHMOND, Sec"y.
BUSINESS CARDS
E
SMITH CO.
INVITATIONS
Third Floor
Morgan bldg
DRESS SUITS for rent, all sizes.
Unique Tailoring Co . 39 Stark st.
DLAESING GRANFTE
J e7-3RD. ST. AT MADISON
RL SIN ESS Ol I lt j t -M l irs . Uii
SAWMILL FUi. SALE
By owner on account of uge and In
firmities. 20 000 capacity; also shingle mill.
to 4 million ft. of timber, Includitiic
cedar to make 4 to 5 million sh:nrfle!-.
More timber can be bouBht reasonable
Good donkey, good local and shipping
trade 2 miles from H. R. station. 4
miles' from Oregon City. Fur particu
lars call or address 7 1 J Polk t.. Ore
gon City. Or. .
CONFECTIONEKY. fcoda fountain.
cigar and news stand for ale. in
best little town tn Oregon; Rood reaao.i
for selling. For particulars call Sell
wood 1931. or write box 2J.. hutlier
lin. Or.
Get Results
busl-
FOR HXIjK HOUSES
61
ROOM modern hoase. built-in con
veniences, nice let 50x100. 6 blocks
from car; tsacrlfice prii-e $9o0; $100
down, $15 a month, no interest.
5 room modern house. Rose City
Park, block to car; $3000; $200 down.
$15 month.
4 room hous. plastered, bath, good
condition. K't 75x100. 3 blocks to car.
fine garden boil; $1000. $50 down. $12
a month.
MASTERSON & SLETTEN,
202 Wilcox bid g.
OWN F. H MUST tsELL
Nearly now 5 room bungalow, modern
t.nd already furnished; fine garden. 1
block fnm .mi. r-coti car. rso agents.
Tn huvine. selling nntl trading
ness of all kinds. I lilp you.
L A. 1 llannina bjdg.
FO It 'SAT7f'-yr o l'roo m, ciar arid soft
drink pU co in lumbpr'.ng town. 3ft1u
population; good reasons for f-ellintf.
Call Mar. 2oSl. or write Fred Cramer.
St. Hclf-ns. Or
ESTABLISHED paying cisar and con
fectionery, price reasonable, cheap
rent, largo back room; am called to
arm v; i.i-.Ht sell. 307 1st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Flour mill
and elevator. Apply to U T. Wil-
cc x, 71 Board o f JTra J e bulgt
'4 4 1st ave., S. K.,
it Myrtle Park
lJM statistics
marriages, Birtbs. Dzalts.
BIRTHS
SCOTT To Mr. and Mr. A. S. Scott, 533
Lowell at.. Mry X.i. a daughter.
SPOR To Mr. and Mrs. Ole t:r. 6223 40th
are. 8. K., May 23, a aon.
JACOBSON To Mr. and Mr. Harry Jarobaon.
4tb at.. Mar 24, a daiii-httT.
BRAD8RERRY To Mr. and Mra. Emfnon
Bradaberry. 4930 Olat at., e. E., May 24, a
daughter.
UL IST1 To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Guiatl, 44
E. Mill at.. Mar 24. a aon.
8TEINKELD To Mr. and Mra. Darld Steln-
ftld. 920 N. Hrracua at.. May 25, a aon.
EHLENUERGEK To Mr. and Mra. Bmnnl
Ehlraberrer. MO E. Fine at-. May 25. a aon.
BLACK MO RE To Mr. and Mra. Frpd A.
Blarkmore. 361 E. 40th at. N-, May 25. a
dangbtcr.
MILLS To Mr. and Mra. Floyd P. Mllla. 1353
N. th at.. May. Zo, a Uancuter.
LAIR To Mr. and Mra. Ltiarlea J. Lair, 535
Cart tr at.. May 2ft. a aon.
FOB SALE room house, bargain at
$l"5o. Near Franklin high school,
50x100 lot; bearing fruit trees; 2
blocks from oar. Must be sold at
once. Tabor ?62 after 4 p. m.
MODERN 6 room house, large sleep
ing porch and garage, worth $6000;
will se.l for $3000, half cash. No
trades or agents. B-2278, evenings.
ra RGAI N In 7 room house, modern
fine view. Bell wood 1757 evenings.
lo
5 ROOM bungalow
callty, large lot.
modern; nice
Owner. Sell llo.
ACREAGE
87
Gibson Half Acres
Good sell, city water, close In car
line easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1S85 or Sell
wood 47 .John H fllhgon. owner.
MOXE1 lO LOAIT
REAL. ESTATE
27
OUR installment plan is the best aval
surest method of paying a loan.
$32 2 per month for 3 months, or
$21.24 for 60 months, or .,,.
$16.17 for months, pays a $10 )
loan and Interest.
Other amounts in proportion.
We loan on Improved city property.
Or for building purpose.
No commission charged
EQUITABLE SAVGS & LOAN ASS N.
242 Stark St.. Portland. Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved real estate or for build
ing purposes; very IltxibU contracts;
no commissions.
COLUMBIA LIFE A TRUST CO.
202 Stevens Bldg.
Ritter, Lowe & Co.
LOAN AMOUNTS TO SUIT.
205-7 Board of Trade bldg.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 7.1
FROST In tbts city. June 4, 1917. at bia late
residence, Marguerite aTnue. John B.
Froat. age 70 years 7 muotha and 2 daya. I
reaaed la aurrlTed by a widow, Mra. J. B.
Froat, tour sons, John B. Jr. or Kalanxa.
Wash.. V. H. X. of Honoluln. 811a and E. H.
Froat 0f Portland, also fire daughter. Mra. r .
T. Hanahaw of Seattle, Mrs. K. H. Walgamol.
Mlaa LUU Kroat. Mra. H. Doxry and Mra.
Max Cohen, all of lit in city. Remain are at
tha parlora of the 8kewea Undertaking com
pany, corner Third aud clay, runeral notice
later.
O'BRYON In thia city. June 4. at 473',j
Weat Park street. Hophie A. O'Bryoo of
Colllna, Waih.. aged 52 yeara 3 mootba A daya.
Sicter of Ltd a M. O'Brjoii of Portland and
George E. O'Bryoo of Sterenaon, Waab.
rrlends Inrlted to attend funeral serrieea.
wblcb will be beld at Holman a funeral par
lora. Third and Salmon srreeta. at 2:30 p. m..
tomorrow ( Wednesday I , iaoe 0. Interment at
Elmtra, X. T.
GALLOWAY At KIU4 SeTenty-thlrd areoue
aoatbeaat, Jane 5. Clara GaJloway. age (S6
years. The funeral will be conducted lliura-
day. Msy 7, at 2:30 p. m . In the Mortuarr
chapel of A. I). Kenworthy ft Co., 5W2 Mnety-
secood atreet soutneaat, in Lenta, rriena i
vlted to attend. Interment Mount Scott Park
cemetery. .
TINGLEY In this city, June 4. Jint M. Ting
ley. aged 67 yeara. of Hillsdale. Kun-ral
aerrlr will he conducted Wednesday. June A.
at 2 1. ra.. In the luortoaiy rhauei of A. I.
Kenworthy 4k Co., 5302-04 Mcety-aeeond street
southeast, in Lents. Friends invited. Inter
Bent Monnt Scott I'nrk eesaetery.
10 ACRE , la miles from city ball; J
acres in potatoes and beans; 4 mne
from gravelled road, must have some
money; sell for $900, half cash, bal
ance long time. Evenings at B-2278.
CHICKEN. FKU1T. UAKUKS rancoat
near foruasa; , b, cr iracw,
$6a to $200 per acre, easy terms. Mc-
Farland. R05 Yeon bldg.. Portland.
ONE acre In Beusonlc Heights for aale
cneap. C. W. Beachem, 154 Wool
sey st.
10 ACRES, close In, part in crop, no
buildings. Bargain for cash. B-564,
Journal.
MAKE me offer on 10 acres near
Estacada: small building, running
water. Phone Woodlawn 2007.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
4 4 ACRES, all rich land 86 acres
under cultivation, all In fine shape,
comfortable house. 2 good barns, fine
orchard in full bearing, fine water, all
fpneed and cross fenced, principally
woven wire; located 6 miles from Van
couver, on good road and In thickly
settled and prosperous community;
nrlce. lS0u. Owner will take a good
unincumbered house in Portland at
cash valuation up to $4000 and give
terms on balance at tve
THOMPSON & SWAN,
rth and ' Main sts.. Vancouver. Wash
83 ACRE FARM. $7500.
JO under cultivation; house, bavrn,
living water. K. F. D., phone, milk
route. 3 miles from Hillsboro. near
whool. J. C. Kuratli. Hillsboro. Or.
AT A BAROAIN by owner. 37 A. Im
proved, all In cultivation, Yamhill
Co. A mile Red Electric and high
school. Will consider some trade. Bom
cafch. terms on bal. Q-299, Journal.
TREATMENT by specialist
H r. r. Caaday. UT Daknm
LUIW i Koeber. aged
glass flttad. Dr. I Balored wlfa of
i bidg.. M and Wa I Or Be mala at
tOEBEK Ib thla dty, Jaua 4. Margaret Jane
aged - ar years naomus la oays.
r uaariea m. svoeDer ot Scholia,
at at Hoi 'g fuasral parlors.
FOR SALE 800 acres finest "took
. ranch In Curry county, plenty water
and grass the year around. Inquire
Mrs. E. w tstaats. Monmoutn, ur
MONTANA LAND.
On crop pay for th Ulm.
te. John. 0t Henry Udjc
Apple
BUILUINO loans on cllv or suburb !
propertv; money advanced as worg
progresses. W. U. Beck Hi Falling
bldg. Main 407.
MONEY to loan in aunount or HUH i'
$000 on ciiy proirty.
A. H. BELL. 201 Geillnger bldg
CITY M O R'i'CJ AGE LOANS.
$00 to $JJ0 1.
FRED S. WILLIAMS. ZH it.
BT.
CASH paid tor mortgages, notas, con
tracts; mortgagn lonus, mwiwut
tea F. H Lewis lobriv 4. Lewis bldg
$1000 to $5000 to loan, no commission;
principal, o-iii, juunm.
MONEY to loan; raU estate mortgage
DO l- r Igl an oywuiiin " i
MORTGAGE loans, e and 7. Lojis
Salomon & to., 'J aeinng oiog.
$200. $360. $60J. $0u $1200. $1S'JJ.
reu w merman v.. ' i iiam. i-um
REAL ESTATE loans, 6 to 7 per cent.
w. H. seltx, rast inas, oerore noor.
BIONEY TO LOAN
CIIATTEIjS, salaries
07
BT OUR METHOD
We can furnish you
MONEY
On short notice to pay your present
bills and you can pay us dsck in aasy
weekly or monthly payment a yoti
llke" WE LOAN MONET
To salaried people on their own note,
easy payments, strictly conf Identlai
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY.
Having loans elsewhere does not
prevent you from gelling loan here.
We also loan on household furni
ture, pianosj etc. without removal.
' v fjall and See U.
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO.,
(Licensed in both city and tte)
$17 KAILINO BLDO
2d and Washington st.
If You Need Money See Us
SALARIES CHATTELS
Loans mad to person on SAIarr ot
fixed income, on household furniture,
piano, diamonds and other perso&ai
property; legal rate.
Business confident!!; prlvt of
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PORTLAND LOAN CO. (Licensed).
80-107 Dfltnm bldg.
(0oftUaa4 mi Vexg rc