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GERMAN STRATEGY SO AIMED AS TO ENABLE FULL STRENGTH OF KAISER'S ARMIES 10 BE nsH p HURLED AGAINST FRANCO-BRI ORCES -Central Powers Keenly Aware of the Time Element That Will Admit Growing Strength to Forces of Democracy as Struggle Is Prolonged; Foresee Two Years More, T" ; By Richmond P. Hobson. -'"' International News Service. 71 X wish to point out the besetting Kin Vet ur country and the weakness of !ali democracies, the neglect of pre- . parednees In Urn of peace and the .tardiness In gathering and exerting -the full national power In time of war . . On the one hand, might and power afs the breath of life of privilege, of "militarism, of autocracy. The autoc racies and aristocracies of the world jiarTalway. been founded upon and the time element. They sought an ... . ... in r I rotlated peace last winter. They w Th.ii. vrv reason for existing has . ek a negotiated peace at the end -Xr Two veans morn of unooncluslve war would probably convrt Prussin and Germany into democracies, it win require at least that length of time for America and her democratic allies to develoo their full cower for use at the peace table as wetl as In th field. Therefore, as a basic policy, a negoti ated peace should not be considered before the winter of 1919 Of course. the Teutonic powers are fully alive to the vital Importance of ne- 111 1 1 . V. Mill K Ms-W afflclenev In war. tnej season now opening ..m L,y ... , - , jiii , 1. .. enfr r na 5 VTUh the modern Teutonic powers " mum i - with th nomads of old. war is a necessary to this end. profession. In preparation for war and The grand strategy upon which alone In nrniMutton of War we must expect i triev can hope to succeed is to aiopB- to find autocracy a pastmaster, an ex- of Russia as an important racior; h.iw pert. I of Italy, if practicable, wnne noiamu rw. iw h.T.i the larcer lndl- the British and French witnin reason ' m i . w .1 . . Am.aw nann-A I able rains on the west. ... ...I w.nm. hsnrtreri In his I XNO OQUUl rruasia.ii """' own- pursuit, to the neglect of his be willing to see Russian democracy ........,. , ,i at rPA firmly installed, if separate peace We can expect the apathy or good coma oe ueguuaicu wn.. ....... i.lfln. 1m nolltles nn easy Drey wouia relieve me leuimuu i.. . to privileges and those predatory and an earlier date and ttrengthen the rlee-eneratlna- businesses that rauea cnances vi vh:iui y . imu Upon th public "Where such Influences are dominant irln politics we must expect the govern. tment to Plav the big game of politics. to veer with public opinion to do the Sthlng that is popular for the moment. tO rive little thought to those under lying continuing policies that so fun damentally affect the nation's security aad permanent welfare. - Chronio Negligence a Menace. . In no field is this neglect so pro- -flounced and to dangerous as in the ' matter of defense. If the democracy v;Js relatively Isolated as the case of ".America, we must simply expect every war to find the nation unprepared. During the years of peace no task petuatlng their own system. The main factor in bringing aooui a separate peace would be the presence of irresistible Teutonlo rorces on tue Russian front ready to advance on Petrograd or Odessa, or both. It may be taken for granted that these forces are there now. Ecarlig the Sew Russia. The representations to the provi sional Russian government have been made, no doubt, and held up In their full, almost Impelling force, namely, that Russia Is helpless to stop the ad vance on Petrograd, that military d'.s asters and the fall of the capital would probably be fatal to the provisional government, and might sacrifice the new democracy, whereas with the re arm-bearing strength of tha nation At the last census many of the states had a greater number of foreign-born men of arm-bearing age than they had of native-ancestry cltisena, among mem Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Con necticut, New York, New Jersey, Wis consin, Minnesota and North DaKota. Taking the states where those of for eign birth and their sons .together con stitute a major portion of ths men ba- ween the ares of 18 and 44. ft will De found that the list includes the above named states and the following: New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Michigan, South Dakota. Nebraska. Montana, Idaho, Arisona, Utah. Nevada. Wash ington and California in all 20 states. We have considerably mors than 20 000,000 men of military age in tbo United States. An Urban Population, "Another striking fact of our 1mm! gratlon situation is the unusual pref erence of the foreign-born and their children for the cities.' Of the 35,000, 000 foreign-atock whites living in the United States, approximately 23,000.000 live In the cities. In only 14 of the 60 leading cities of the country do the whites of full native parentage constl tute as much as half of the total popu lation. Only one-fifth of the total population of New York and Chicago U j of native white ancestry. Lass than a third of the population ofN Boston, Cleveland, Pittsburg. Detroit, Buffalo San Francisco, Milwaukee, Newark. Minneapolis, Jersey City, Providence, St. Paul, Worcester, Bcranton. Pater son, Fall River, Lowell, Cambridge and Bridgeport are of native ancestry. Where roreign-Born Settle, "Conditions have played some curi ous pranks in the distribution of the Immigrant population In the United States. More than two-thirds of the Germans live between the Hudson and the Mississippi and north of the Ohio. The same is true of the Austrians, the Belgians, the Dutch, the Italians, the Russians and the Welsh. New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have 47 per cent of the Austrians, 35 per cent of the English, 30 per cent of the Italians, 66 per cent of the Russians, 2 per cent of the Dutch, 34 per cent of the Scotch, and 46 per cent of the Welsh In the United States. "An examination of the available statistics shows that nearly nineteen- twentieths of our foreign-born popula tion comes from the countries In Europe now at war." t mates In South Carolina prior to the I Civil war. They were separated dur- lng. the war and saw each other no i more until Mr. Ray recently visited his old home in South Carolina. Learn ing that his boyhood sweetheart was a widow, Mr. Ray came to Rome: they were at once engaged and married. They will live In Biloxi. Miss. Brass Band for China Kansas Cify. June 9. Musical In strument from Kansas City are on their way to equip a brass band in China. NEW TODAY Jfs Tips for qK Fishermen jf jwlli be found so thankless as that of ftoration of peace the disasters of the a man in puduc lire wno tries to Dnng wap WOuld rest on the fallen autoc jabout preparedness, even in an ele- racy, and the provisional government mental form. When at last war aoe wouid have time to solidify Its position come. It is a phenomenon so foreign to I The Austro'Qerman terms have no 'the thought of the average voter, that doubt been made most alluring the ,a political government without well tret, passage of the Dardanelles, the digested plans or us own is uaDie to restoration or evacuation of Poland, , reflect the apathy or demoralization Roumania and Serbia, in fact every of the public mind according as tha thing that Russia could hope to gain oanger appears remote or imminent. continuing the war. Thus precious time is liable to be All of this is coupled with the repre lost, or inadeauate. unscientific but sentatlon that the present government "DOpular measures adopted, entailing Is not bound by the agreement of the iwaste, unnecessary suffering and even old government not to make a sep- defeat. arate peace. Verv few instances can be foun In Have these Teutonlo plans no lilstorv where war found a democracy ceeded? prepared. The nearest approaoh In I An announcement from Petrograd modern times is the case of France, In that a democratic ' uprising in Oer the present war. I many would bring a separate peace, St reaulred the anguish and humilla-1 was followed by an announcement in Atlon of 1871 and the ever present I Germany that reforms would be lnstl ; remlndter of Alsace-Lorraine and suc-ltuted at once and that after the war ,oesslve critical Junctures to produce a , -generation of Frenchmen willing to make the sacrifices even for relatively imperfect preparedness. Teutons Were Prepared. s When the great war broke out. : "autocracy In the form of the central .powers was prepared to the last mln- Vte and has been conducting the war as experts and professionals. America drive had passed. Prussia would be a democracy. A proclamation by the minister of war In Petrograd that the nation mus unite, aa a German drive on Petrograd was imminent, was followed by. Statement of their views, and a com mission to the Riga front, and this visit was followed by an announce ment that the danger of a German .and her demooratlo allies were found eomnaratlvelr unoreDared. aa was to be expected, and America as usual re - fused to see the danger, and turned Its , thoughts chiefly to the Industrial, commercial, financial opportunities ereated. Our government, like the people, re- Eas a Fact Been MadeT Did a German commls'sion meet thl Russian commission and come to an understanding? Early events will tell If there is no understanding, th Teutonlo drives on Russia will come swiftly and the German western front fused to see the danger and more than I will contlnu weak and give the Brit : "two .years of priceless time has been ish and French their great opportunity lost. We might have expected this. It to break through entirely and driv .was true to form, but now that the na- the Germans back as far as the Rhine. tlon, Is aroused and the government Is sure of support let us make amends by preparing the way for democracy' Jto bring to bear all its latent power, "knowing that power alone will count ,agalnt autocracy, whether on the bat- .Xlefleld or at the peace table, t- While free institutions entail gener ally neglect of public duty and lack of ' Preparedness, they insure greater pro ductiveness, wealth and resources. In ' the prosecution of war, therefore, rela '"tlvely autocracy will be strongest In Ahe early stages, democracy in the later stages and the time element will favor the latter. t Therefore, we must expect the Teu tonlo enemy to seek an early ending -Of the war. This democracy must op- 1 pose, however harsh this prolongation policy may appear, unless autocracy Is uniformly successful in battle and St hows conquest and spoils commensu- " ate with the people's sacrifices. The forces of democracy working "Within will gather strength with the prolongation of the struggle. Count JUventUw is quoted as saying ,,with- . Ut Victory the German monarchy will ad." lepers Cured by Chaulmugra Oil San Francisco, June 9. Satisfac tory progress Is being made in the treatment of leprosy in the Cebu dla trlct, PhJUpplae Islands, by the use of Chaulmugra oil, according to Dr. A. Pond, chief of the government health service in that district, who recently passed through San Francisco on his way to Washington. Alt cases taken In the early stages apparently have been cured by this remedy, he said, although he declared it too early to announce that It was actually a cure. "In the Cebu district. he continue''.. "I have sent 6004 cases of leprosy to the colonies. We have been able to weed out practically all the sufferers. Health conditions In the Philippines are very satisfactory. Separated 51 Years By War, Now Wed Rome, G-a, June 9. Separated 61 years ago, when they had been sweet hearts from childhood, a romantic mar riage has again united Mrs. W. T. Davis of Union. S. C, and W. J. Ray of Blloxl, Miss. The ceremony oc curred at the home of the bride's daughter, Mrs. I W. Tate. The bride Is 71 and the bridegroom 77. Melodies of 60 years ago were playfcd by vio lins and organ. As boy and girl they were school- If there Is an understanding, then. notwithstanding minor feints back and forth and much newspaper talk, there will be no serious fighting on the Rus sian front, and the main force of the German armies will be felt in a stiffen ing of resistance on the western front with perhaps a great German offen sive In which German troops will be heavily reinforced by Austrian troops, Bulgarians and Turks. The same methods adopted to bring about a separate peace with Russia have no doubt been applied to Italy. Since the overthrow of the Russian government, the king of Italy may feel more drawn to the Hapsburgs and Hohensollerns. If no serious Italian offensive is undertaken on the Aus trlan frontier dr In the Balkans, we may Infer that such an understanding exists In case of both understandings, with Russia anfc with Italy, we may expect to see the full combined nowoi nf nil the central powers hurled against the J Main 229 i-Tench ana British, forces before th For the end or this season. Such, no doubt. Is the grand strategy of von Hindenburg ror 117 "Where to Get It" HBRDPET MSST COAL d ST. SO single ton. T in 3 ton lots. Save 15 on vmir fuel bill. Clean, odor less, easy to handle. Most heat lor least money. 249 Washington St. A-2293. greatest economy Buy Joreign-Born Kesidents Constitute 22 Per Gent of Arm Bearing Strength - - a- - -'Analysis of Immigration Figures for Recent Years Shows Some Startling Facts Concerning That Portion Born Abroad. (Utah's best by gov. ruineuit's teU. AU lor ttuiletlu Mo. XI. Dept. of Interior buieau of Mines. full weight and absolute guaran tee witn every order. All other r' siandaru graues Ot coat ana bri quettes. Pfflr Ice. Deli very Co. Washington, June 9. The National Geographic society, from Its Washing. ton headquarters has issued a striking 'bulletin on the number of German-born people In the United States. The bul letin also Inoludes other striking sta tistics of vital Interest in the present situation. "During the last quarter of a cen tury there has been a startling falllng off la the percentage of Germans In the total number of immigrants who hare-come to our shores," says the bul letin. "Wltn more than 17.000,000 Im migrant arrivals since 1890. only 1.023,000 have been' German, whereas In the 114 years between the establish ment Of the American republlo and 1890 out of a total of 16,689.000 immi grants there were 6.126,000 Germans every tmrfl arrival a Teuton. What Statistics Snow, ?"If from the 1.023,000 who have come to America slnjce 1890, the period of - greatest Influx of foreigners, a proper deduction la made for those who re turned to their homeland and those who have died since their arrival, it :, will toe sees that there are fewer than - a million former subjects of the kaiser in this country who have not been here more than 26 years. Of more than 8.000H- people of German birth anl immediate ancestry among us, less than 1.000,000 fall to bv the backgrounu of birth or ion residence fat America behind th2tt. , v TOE warn' AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 169-17a SB002TD ST. (ink. TAJC2XXXX.) UOTJXJtB BAXarSBATS MONDAY, WEDNES DAY AND FRIDAY - SACK SAT AT 10 A. BL At each of our sales this week you will find a eood assortment of reneral bouse furnishings. Including dining room sets, living rgom pieces, bedroom lurmiure. carpets, rum, oea i'nen. quilts, pillows, blankets, steel ranges, gas ranges, utensils, etc mm WESTERN OREGON Mckenzie river rogue river s1u8law river salmoneehry river Reached by S0UTBQER6B PACIFIC LINES LATEST REPORTS MOLAIXA MUX CKEEK nd upper ball of Kolalla BWer. Limit catches bare been made of Eastern brook trout, from & to It Inches in length, using' spinner, fly and bait. Water medium, (iood hotel accommodations. HOGTTE RIVEK The Bogus Hirer la high, bnt clearing. Dr. Brlaco and Prof. Clark report catches of trout aTeraftiug 15 Inches in lrngth and aereral ot from 3 to 5 pounds la weight bare been landed. Fish are taking spinner, fly and bmt. Hotel at Kogua Blrer. DETROIT Upper Santlam and Breltaa buah Kivers. YYster low and clear. Sev eral have caught the limit with fly and bait durlne the past week. Hotels at Detroit and Breitenbuah Hot Springs. Conrenlent Schedules Sleeping Cars From Portland. Low Week-End Fare. Secure Copy of Latest Flblng Bulletin. Reliable Information. City Ticket Office 131 Fourth Street Main 8800. A-6704 JOHN M. SCOTT Gen. Pass. Agent. Don't Fail to Visit Our Private Sale Dept. BILL PZAVOB, O&OAHS OBAFOlTOXiAS, qoob as jnrw, up-to-date FURNITURE ox Axil sxscmcPTZoars BOOK SXBT JtTJOS, OAJUrTTTS. ZJ3TO. IiUH. STEEL AITS OAS BAJrOES, ETC. All roods sold at private sale de llvered free or packed and delivered boats or cars for out-of-town customers. Groceries! Groceries! SVXXT OAT BABOAnr SAT TJf TKXS DEPAJtTanarr OU STOCK WAS STEVES SO XAJL0B ASS COHFLETE LIT TJS TILL TOirm BXXT OBJDEm fc.UVfe.-t ttJt.Nk.ULT. leading wig aud lou pes maker, finest stock bamCa hair couds; alrdreeelnc. BMDlcsrtet. tmtm and scalp treet- t. fceiDAvea H X4R Ainr. hmf Bim. TUKTHS CoaUauedj mrEoeBAFHnro rotTtRAwnf MlMk.lMjKAPHl.NU. Clr lettrr. . a,. loser it.. Inc.. JUXM. Jrk Muln HM7. a-isr FAIHTHfO. TITTTntO. P AFEKHAHOrwO lOCULH PAiS'I'lNO IU penerkBBSIns. Painting. tiaUas. M Msrths'l Jsla 4414. Ltnntnn. May 24. PORTER Tt Mr. I U ACRE, "west .Me " with A w.l bouse, near car: all cultivated: lota rrnivnTOX To Mr ud lira. Jsmee EThincton. Fnreat Orove. M a daarntrrior iruir, berries and vegetables: Onir irw t to str. ann jars, ntancs iWi eiovv. term. rKTSiciAjrs UR. R. A. PU1LL.1PS, Alkak blda. asthsss. lerveewnMe. Proetatle Trmtble. Rhenassttssi. FXTMSrifO summ RKTAlb PLUUB1NU 8UPPUKS. riemtns. IIS 4tb St. Mils T0. BATU tabs, sinks, t allele, ulve aa4 fitting. A. L. Howard. 212 4th st. PRIMTTWO AHTJ BnrDTsTO printing; Ma tcsti fuiMl.su in V. BiU'U a CO.. lei nJ Osk sts. M. ISA. A-tlSS IWS Kwmh t. PKnrTXES AKB ZNORATZsl THK'IVV fEtfcj-JOii.V kl. MANN. 82 Rtsrk st. Broadwar 40ft. A 40A. a earn. and Mr. Andrfw M. Porter. does Klghty-flfth street Soathrut, Mar 24. tfaushter. rARRER To Mr. and Mrs. T. tV. rarrer. 840 East Yamhill street. Mar 25. a son. SCHVLTZ Tn Mr. snd Mr. lfe F. Srtiolta. isno Best Qllsaa street. Mj 2T. a aaaimnr HALh-T Mr. snd Mrs. I Salmon atret. Mar 2Z. i LJkNAHAN To Mr and Mr. IViTld J. Jkt ahao. llliVk liawthta-ne areuue. Mar S. a too. SWAN To Mr. and Mrs. Louie F. Swan. RV) Kast Klxtr-seTsath street North. Mar 20; daaehter. NBWOS-To Mr. and Mm. Martin rfeoMev U North Preeratt etrret Mir 20. a JlcINTlUE T Mr. and Mrs. Bdrar Mo In tire. CZ4 Esst Mohawk street, atae Z7. a son STAINES To Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stalnsa, rVmth Jereer street. Msy 17, a dsnrhter k. Hail, mt tut en. only S30. dmurtiter 6 room bunralow. Kenton svr. natr Jefferson nigh school. S1S0O: eaar terms. 2 room neat little hom. t)n. nt-r car, fine garden, fruit, berries, flow- S room bungalow, fine location, nesj car. owner leaving-, will sell this place for $3250 and Rive you the furniture. .Many more bargains. The Oregon Home Builders 1830 Northwestern Bank building. J2500 PARKROSE RUSTIC BUNOA- LOW -ON HALF ACRE TRACT RENT TERMS $20 PER MONTH INCLUDES INTEREST B&NDKI.OW At the reeldewe. 310s Sixty- . f rooms, au good size, fireplace, bur- second street Southeast, June . lne lone ret, wnue enamel aucnen. linoleum In -Ikes.n.,rlfcaeS J 1 i DEATHS AXD FUNERALS 75 ROSSES STAMPS AMD SLALS AlAO bteoclM, Irani ciievsau ' ocae uae. PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. M Bmidwi; st. Brosdwsy 71o. A-ITIO. SHEET METAL WORK ivEPAlltlNU Ui auu tlO 1st st. Phone crave! woie. JaSwO Ln. Mitn 1414. TOWLLL SUfPLT l'ortlaD4 LauuOtj CI serrlpe. Pboae Bniedwey tur bruuiut 410 et (iciest A -44 10. TRANSFER AWT STORAGE Oregon Transfer Co. EsUbllabed 1870. Transfer sua Forwsrdluc AseotS. BtorLgr tree lrscksce. Office sud tlu 474 Olissa St. 13th and (iliaaa. Main OS, A -4440. TRaJiSrZR AND 8TORAOE Bentlelow, fomrf Mta lone Morrison, seed Z3 Tsrs. helored dlnrMrr of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Miller, wife of Jack Bendelow. ruaeral serrlces win be held st the ahors residence at z p. m. Monder. Jane 11. Interment Mount Scott Park oenieterj. ArrancetDenla In care of Miller Truer. Friends lirrlted. HAV3 In this city, June 9, at her kitchen and bath, govd across front and sldo; tiobbv some nice trees, ground all cleared. FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENTS nrc&vsrjro cask ieoiiii: OOMTUTIJO BCAUES -si!Mi'i srrsTEKs. meat sxjcxras, CTfET.SE aCUTTXS BTJTOKZTKS' BUPPUIS. COUHTUSS, BHOWCASS, ETC.. ETC .8, ULLETil L.TLE KlicWtat clear and sal mon running. Catch of 67 nice trout on Big White Salmon. WHITE BALMON Good catches made near Northwestern dam every day this week. DESCHUTES RIVER Weather warm and water clecr. Plenty of caddis flies and sport is get ting at its best. Limit caught by several Sunday. Low Round-Trip Fares and Other Details at Ticket Office Fifth and Stark Station Tenth and Hoyt PAINTS, STAINS, VARNISHES, ETC. AT AUCTION AT OTJB SALESROOMS. 169-171 BECOHO BT, MONDAY at 2 P. M. KEJLE IB TOUS CHAJTCE as we ara rotaa to make this the WZHS-TJPl tiAXJQ of all the paints, hardware, tools. to., la this stock. , J. T. WTXVSOir, Auctioneer. ALWAVM '-Pica" Tils. totJl' hult.UuLU I st the graTe prtrste GOODS SPECIALISTS btorafe. Packlos. Shipping and Moving. Horse or Ante Vaoa. Special frelsbt rates to sll points. c u. Pick TUANsrcu a biuhausj to. Id and Pine. Broadway ft(M. 10M. OS7 U 1 rears, mother of 11 B. Hays of San Frtn- dsoo, Oal.; Marr Uars and Mrs. Eua-enle Fre mont of this cltj. The funexsl serrlces will be haW Uondar Jan 11. at i:90 o'clock p. m. at the residence estahllahmetit ot J. l". rtaler Son, Uootfomnr at Fifth, mends lx Tiled. iDclneratlun at PorUaad crema- torlnni. PfcKI In thU city, it her Late residence. 101 ut Mxteenth street. June 9 Jessie Camer on leel, age 79 jeers. The funeral sefTioea will be held at the residence atahUshmmt of J. P. Flnler a Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Mondar. June 11. at 4 t. m. rrieoas inelted. Interment st 1U Terr lew cemetery. Serrlces tib.h. tluiuul tkkt kiotl.Nu. Limited time. Object to fill wsrehoas. BECLKITY STORAUB A TRANSFKlt CO.. 10ft Psrk St. Mln A-IOSI. WIT WASH LAliK DRIES ItMttlb net mmu. tsst ?S4. B ilM. Manufacturers JOBBERS WHOLESALERS! WII.IJ3 At Liimtoo, (to., Juae A. WUlamlna WlLlts. are 27 resrs. deeoced wife of AJ bert T. Willis, mother of Albert Bowsrd. MsxEsret. WUlsmlns and Yooth kkiresla Wil lis. Puoeral serrlces wlU be held "at 10 a. ra., Mondaj, June 11. at the chapel of Miller a Tracer Washlngt'm at Ella slxret. IntAT- ment at Phlllpa cemetery. McAFEK At the residence. 710 Mloaeaota sTvoue, June 8. Eana McAfee, sge 12 years, derated hueband of Mary McAfee. Fu- neral aerrlcea will be held totbxy (Suodsr) June 10, at - p. m., at the chapel of Miller A Tracrr. Washinaton at Blls street. lie- mains r 111 be Incinerated Monday, June 11, I at Mt. Scott Tark crematorium. cellar, porctt y iooklnr; 11 ClesLreTL partly plant ea. close to car. on ma in da in road; small payment down. HICKMAN-WILSON. 45th and Sandv. Tabor 6868. C-21I1. Branch of J. U, HARTMAN COM PA NT. FOR SALE SUMMER RESIDENCE at NEWPORT. OREGON Revert room house, nlate elans win dows in front, with maKnlflcent view of beach, ocean and bay. Ideally lo cated, win be sold very reasonably. Address : VALLEY RHAL ESTATE CO, Carlton, Oregon. $J6 DOWN. 10 MONTHLY. ATI of the following ra. n bs nne- chasel on these terms: s rma. Woodstock. $425. 3 rms.. Woodstock. $760. 4 rms., Sellwood. $50. I rms., paved St., Montavllla, g0. J rms., Orearory HelRhts, 60. 4 rms.. Gregory Heights, $666. 8 rms.. Reed college, $675. 4 rms.. Ients, $650. KRE1J W. OERMAff CO.. 7S2 Chamber of Oommcrfa. rLUTF HUOS AND H AO IUO Send Us Your Old Carpets TWINES Made tritu old In(raln. BrnsseU. Axmluater. Bniroa. Also rsg rugs, sll aiaes. Mall orders prumpt. bend fur buuklat. R1LUY In this city, Jane 8 Jeesle Riley, sre 4M rears, wife of U I. Klley or urswsey. Or. The remsOAS will be tur warded Muodaj CMimln. Jane 11. by J. P. Flnley A Son to prairie city, or., wners sj iicvs wiu om uu sml interment miat. l'KKl. In this city. Juoe W. at ber la I resi dence. 101 Kat Hlxieenth rtreet, Jessie Csuteron Peel, sued "U jean. Ttie reins Ins are at ths resilience establishment of J. P. Klnley A Son. Montromery at fifth. Notice of fu- Pd rnot P. oca mnor Rofliinor otr i kuHissoX in thie city. June . Lester M. vuipvtuunniy .iwmuibt,i Reason an 23 years, belored htur.and of Mar ttT KoJ-lcsott. Hem ids are at me rrmi Real Bungalow $1850. E rooms, modern, 60x100 lot. frns lawn, garden in, 7 large bearing fruit trees, lots of berries and roses; double deck chicken houso and run; street im provements all paid. No mortgage; $500 cash, balance $20 xer month, in cluding interest. See owner. Sll Cor- ii mag. be Bxl2 ran. steam or electric clesoed axlo rug, steam or electric clesoed . WESTERN ii.irr KlU CO.. M ITrlon itr . N Phone Kr Win R 14T5 .$1.00 Tit WOOD PIPE I'UKI Li.M' miuk flfii lo. factory mnd effW ner 2Uh n1 York .t Main s ton tlsl pa at ET.i a street. Notice of fooersj later. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION FOR SALE or trade, a No. 1 picture how for good hous equity, auto or clear lota, 42 Ry. Ex. bldg. Main nil. FIVE rooci bungcJow. piano, fine yard, garden,' parage. $18. 98 E. Tld ST, N. Casa raid for fornltors. stocks of $2500 $1600 $1400 $1200 7 bldg. merchandise, etc, jklaia 1626. Auction Sales MONDAY, WEDNES DAY, FRIDAY 2 p. m. Each Day 191 BECOZTD BT. On JfDonday, fl p. ws win sell a 1 larra oonalimnieiit of bedding, com forts, blankets, metal beds, dresser, dininar room famishing, easy rockers, Stas rang-, refrigerators, curtains ana, la fact, ererytnlng neosssary for modi era, bousekerplng. If won are In need of furniture of 1 any kind dont overlook this aals for j tbere will be bargains for everybody. IFORD AUCTION CO. loans. Good security. Call 609 11c- Kay bldg. UNFL'RNISHKJj house, $6: splendid WESTON toph' Weston, 6317 EJaat Nlnety fourth street ekxitu, Junst ft, CS years, cirr 1hi1s ot Urer. H1PLHT H. Rlr'T. 72 Nortii Thlra street, Jane 4, TO years, rupture of rlcht auric Is. DOWNKR Anna liowner, st. Vlucenfs, June 6. 78 jears, cancer. BNVDliR James W. Snrder. Oood SvrjrarlUB. June 7, M year, ckrunle ralrulir heart dlsesse. DOHNtK Ray Dot ner. Good Samaritan, June 7, TJ rears, tuberculsr Ileocolitis. EICKB James M. IUckey. nrty slxta arenue Southeast, June 7, 70 jears, ralrulax heart disease. BEN D13W Edna I. Bemdeiow. BIOS Dsst Sixty-second ureet 5rwitheast, June 6. 3 rears, tubercular meulnKltls. DEMPSTKll-leLa J. lemitr. 4W East Twentr-serenth alreet NjfO. June 7. 00 rears, carcinoma. DKW ITT KaXhi-rlue B. DeWltt, 610 East Fifty-second ktreet North. June 0, 60 years. clironlc pericarditis. neighborhood. Tabor 3SZ6. 1408 EL FKKS11 j-oung milch goat for Market aTi7 blX room house. 14?. . 4U Salmon. Main FOK SALli One of the bet motor- boats on the river. In A-l condi tion, with good boathoirs. Or will trade for auto and pay some cash. 314 Luhr Kxch. bldg. Main 396S. $2S FIVE room furnished flat, walk ing distance. S89H lth st., near Montgomery, after 1 p. m. Sunday Main 901S. LUST between Portland and Farming ton on Beaverton road Thursday, auto tire and rim. Woodlawn 1803. ixiK EXCHANGE Modern 5 room bungalow; fireplace, oak ffoorn, lot BOxlOO. irood dlstrtct. Price $S500. 814 Ln-nlber Exch. bldg.. Main 8908. SOME pood frurns to exchange for cl'ty- property. 314 Lumber Eraa. bldg.. Main 3908 FLOltlSTS CLARKE BROS., Florists. J87 MorrUo.i st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers and flornl rlenlrn. No branch stores. MARTIN A KUKUta CO- florists. Wash. Main 269, A-i:SV Flowers for all occasions r rtiwt Icnll v rrnwt $7U0 BUYS A 7 ROOM MODERN HOME Near Montavllla car Una, gas, eleo trlcity. fireplace; will leave gss rang and hot water connections; cement basement; 100x100 lot. fruit trees, Itk.rV Kll.V.a K . . la ..... wj WU..B, Km UT-U l&IHQU. S1SSI assessments all paid. $1760 is loaned on 1L This Is a genuine bargain. For sale by owner. Tabor 1132 or J-447. Journal. MAIN an; wreatua. liu.owi, it ui-Hp-ray Si up. ChHPTTi. 1147 Morrison SWISS FLORAL CO.. 411 B. 7th N. Store X3d and Ollsan Main 1359. Coutis At '1 romoisy. i6 oewn, Iiowr for si) occasions. Mcr 4372. A-1484. ? fe-o. feaivtr tt to ESTABaVXSSZS 1893. On Tuesday Next AT BAJEESV ATJCTTOXf HOTTSU, KA- OSXO TEKF&B MWuDTXa. VX HAVE SICHnTED TX3 AX1COST to Independent coal & Ics 18th anil IMiurman uain Z34 . Phones A-IJ4I An examination of th statistics of American immigration ahow that since the foundation of our a-overn- meni, tne united Klngaom of Great Britain and Ireland has contributed 8,400,000 of her people, and Germany more than 6.0O0.000. Ireland with morolTHFl CLEAREST AND BEST BURN- than 4,000.000. Great Britain with a little less than 4.000.000. and Bcandl navia with something less than 2.000.- 000, have, together with Germany, con tributed more than half of the total immigration to our shores since the be ginning or ths revolutionary war. "Austria-Hungary stands next on the list of contributors to the Immigrant KEMMERER and ROCK SPRINGS C0AI liCO COAT.fi. PRf-FS REASONABLE. CRYSTAL ml & STORAGE EAbU' 44 B-1244. "WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF NEW TODAY LARGE room with board for one gen- tieman over 30, in private raanuy; w will Ta.w von cash for rood see- 1 near B. Broadway and Wms. ava ond band furniture. or A-3d63. Fbons Main 8951 iKMpe4 am a i a a I FV 'KUr L JjlUIN AL Altfl IUSINESS DIRECTORYI AOATB CTJTTIHw AMD MTO. JXWXLCTI Ao A IKS cut sod polUned. .-wvlrr sud watch repslrlng. Millers, vn mmiDtres sc. BLANKBOOK MAKERS Ua via a iiui.ii a.n Z-945. Journal. FURNISHED room in private family for rent: near Multnomah clutx 675 Main st. Phon A-1792. FOR SALE New, modern, 7 room house and garage. Bargain. tee own. er at 966 E. Irving st. CLEAR. Intelligible reader will accept engagements by the hour, iterer- ences. M-416, Journal MAX M SM ITU Klorist. 1 4 1 th t FLXE11AL DIKKCTOiW Edward Holman. W. J. llolman. President. Secretary. J. E. Werlein, Treas. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALING Third and Salmon streets. Established 1877. Lady assistant. Main 607. A-1611. MKKTI.tU -XCrTirKR 41 book rrsoif'""irer lux VJ l., buiuA- A S1K.1 Mula 1SS. CAItPtT C LEAKING JTBW rTTJLN IT U laB, ETO-i nsois nUTATB KUSLU Comprising quarter sawed oak library table, mahogany and oak rockers in tapestry and leather seats, bookcase, several volumes of books, brass jardi niere pots, electric lamps, parlor desk, oak hall tree, lace curtains pictures, davenport, couches, body Brussels car pets, Axrmnster rugs, quarter sawea oax aining room suites, via pedestal table, buffet and set of chairs with leather seats: also dining table and chaii-3 In early English finish, china ware and bric-a-brac The furnishlnrs of four bedrooms, as follows: Steel beds In oak, Vernls Martin and white finishes, best steel springs, silk floss and felt mattresses. feather pillows, mahogany and oak dressers and chlffonieres. rare old walnut bedroom suite of three pieces. lain Wilton carpets, small rugs, near y new A B gas range, small refrigera tor, etc. Also porch furniture. MiFif mm A. r. Jll 1 L asm rust I ' sj ws w - r" . rf niK. Crpt clfmnin. North- ! wt Ror C-V. 1W B. th. K-t .vry mjw n iikif Ui.iiei UAii KL'bS. carpet ciANiNd. hekittin. sra HUG CO. nioNE KAT B.MH. B-14T8. ..... u uu. u i.i.i t'lranlu Works Car- neu clesnel"and IslU; refitting our speclalry rVt 441. B-llWW K. lftib tt-.l. VACUUM CLEANING at jour hoina. from 25 up. Main 400H. CKIftOfR ACTOr.w V O Vt T L A N D STAR HOMESTEAD NO. 4:. B. A. V., meets every Thursday even'ng In the Moose Hall, 1464 Mor rison street Visitors wel come. FRANCIS FRT. Box II. Waluga, Or. Correspondent. Home Phone. Oswego 4S1 ROSE CITY CAMP, B466. M. W. A., meets In Modern woodmer. hall. No. 10. 11th st., every WeUnes- l Undertaker, day evening. Marshsll 4831. F. J. DARLINGTON. Clk. s e e e c C-S1IS ROSE CITY PARK SACRIFICE Am leaving town, will sell my home which cost 14700, garage, sleeping porch, large living room, paneled re ception hall, hardwood floors, flre- lace, beamed ceilings, full cement aseraent, furnace, window screens, flower boxes, white kitchenette, canopy over range; best wired house In Ro City; price IJ600. Tabor 61L i0 E. 4th st. N. FOR SALE; 6 room bungalow sleep ing porch and bath, built-in co. venienccs, including sideboard, book oases, furnace, gas range, water heater, together with the furnltura Located at 444 E. 42d st. N. 600 feet north of Sandy blvd Take Beaumont or hose City car. Phone T abor H9. NEW. modern Waverlv Heights bun galow for sale at a sacrifice. 7 rooms and sleeping porch, cement basement, furnace, hardwood floors and all built in conveniences. Phone Tabor 64IC. 1211 Division st Call from 1 to Sunday. 0 HooM bungalow, oompletely fur nished; garage, all street improve ments in and paid on E. 4th st.. k block from car. Out of tdwn owner is sacrificing. KITTBR. LOWE CO. 207 Board of Trade bldg. NEAR COLUMBIA PARK. Neat 4 room modern bungalow, large attic 2 lots 1 blk. to car, 2 blks. to park. 1 1200. $200 cash, balance to suit. Place cost owner over $2000, Fred W. German Co.. TZ2 Cham, of Com. ; ROSE CITY PARK BARGAIN 6 room bungalow, strictly modern, hardwood floors, furnace, fireplace, hard surface street. ' complete tl976; good terms. Millershlp, 723 Chamber ot it) mm ere c, $1100 SNAP BY OWNER B room modern bungalow, large oor. lot. best of plumbing. Dutch kitchen. cooler, woodllft, window seats, range con., roses and shade trees. MC Scott car; terms. Tabor 6028. A BARGAIN 111 SO Rose City car, nice 5 room bunga low with garage, gas. Inverted electrlo fixtures, etc., lot iuxl20, lots of flow ers, garden walks, terms or cash to suit. Phone Tahor 804 o. e East 54 Lady Assistant I Wilson & Ross s Funeral Directors. Inc. -Beautiful Hewldentitl Funeral Home Multnomah at Seventh St. e All gooils moderately priced. "We , m mert vmir demands. We have and . will extend to you the comforts of a I ment down, balance like rent. modern iiomc i n-4i. e sseee C ROOM bunitalow, 2 blocks to car, close to school, all built In effects. full basement, large -lot, small pay- Owner, J. P. Finley dt Son Progressive Funeial Directors, ' nar,v bldr Private Drlvw Women Attendant f " J ? NEW C room house on comer lot. 604 100, 1 blocks to Hawthorne car; worth ItSOO; will sell for 12600 on terms to suit. Saries, 404 Northwest- Main Montgomery at Fifth. A-1IM IP. L IE K. Uth and Hawthorn, 10 to 12 ani it to 6. All d'sesses. TTm MeMAHUN U susklua xA i sujusi- ments. 15. Seren. A.V Kswlest terms IVANHOE. No. 1, K. of P.. meets every Tues day night, 8 p. m.. Castle hall. 11th and Alder. DOG AjrD CAT HOSPITAL ,,t. .1 II ui.riiuiN v k i h.u.1 S A nl A . EDUCATIOHAt. OAKOIKO mato r.v. -v. . j niN'UI.KU DsncliiA Arsilsoir- All brsneues ! . .T. J"" I r.".r-' I modern tanrr. atace end ball room dsociot MT. HOOD CIRCLE, NO 151. WOMEN OF WOOlH.T.AbT, win give a ou party at their hall, 394 Taylor St., on Tuesday evening. June 12. 10 prizes. consisting or groceries: one araw prize. Admission 16c. The public invited. yi 1 1 I T r. view at the Baker Auction House, Yam hill and West Park streets. Classes a ad prlrate for adulta and ciiUdrea. Main 8S. UTontrnse wins-ier. mn-c.r. On Thursday Next We shall have a la rem lot of good household furnishings to sell. BAX.ll OsT nrUMDAT JTEXT AT 10 uu IK 1 kJUS HEATH'S bcimkm; bet. Wssh.. Stsrli. 'twone t-V. Mala 2Q UIK.S 1RKLA.NI 60tt Uekum bldg. 10 prlrate leseons sa. Honrs, e.uo . " - v BIO W. O. W. plrnic at Crystal Lake nark Sunday. June 10. given by Webfoot band and drill team; dancing. ball same, bowling. EMBLEM jewelry a specialty ; buttons. pins, charms, jaeger uros.. 131-3 etn. Phones K 71, B-1I I1v assistant Dunning (McEntee,roT.l?r.a JSJSlZ A. D. Kenworthy Co, Tabor 827. 6802 921 ct, Lenta Tabor 686. 66th St. end Foster road. Arista, F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors 414 E Alder at Phone Kast 5;. H- MiLLEit a TKACuV. lnaepenaeni r u r.eral Directors. Pricea low as $:) $40 t0 Wash at F'.la M 21 A-7'5 I A. R. Zellar Co 1 Kast I0i$. C-lua Lady SttePnant. liar nuiu "T.i FLOklBTB ws vat cash rem good rtnurx. Tuao, Vhons and "Will Call. UKlOVV coat of prwlucthm. large variety of niona for hnaes and flower Deas. est morels tid Creeubouse, E. lStb and Yakoo i. Anrlere-w.. UIW SCHOOLl A. WM '$fat(stics TTlArrlagts.Blrtbs. Deaths. PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. H. Qroskepf. funeral director. Woodm. 440. C-11S8. Kllllngsworh and Kerhe MAIVIIAOK MCKXRK8 and July ECONOMY FUEL CO. B-2343. E. S14. 31 Grand Ave, AirhSA County Slab Wood for June an began to immigrate in considerable numoers only when the arrivals from western Europe had berun to fall off sufficient have come from the dual monarchy to populate the stat of Texas to itajresent density. Italy has sent us anougn or ner people to dupli cats the population of Montana Wv omlng, Idaho, Oregon. Nevada. Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. "Ths Russians who hav come to our snores number J.419.OO0. They could replace one-half of ths population of New .England. , ViThero Forctga-Bora Prsdomlaats. i "Although ths people of foreign birth constitut only ena-geventh of th rural rare Dealers ana Aacuoaeerm, Masoalo Tsmnls Bn lid lag, TasaaUl and West Vara its. non mazv 833a. OBKUUN LAW SCHOOL A thorougk. sraeO- al course la law. ueciiaiiuus Mslw ST7. AHslty bids KtK. EAVK. S08E. THlOAT. ttTUBt mKAtUKNT a BDeclallat: (lai r. r. Cssaelsr, MT iengi nmu fitted. Dr Rd ssd Ws. MTJS I C ICHOOrt AW TEACHsTH PIONEER PAINT CO. mm mm GOOD FOUR rocrp BLABS MA1.T AMKU1CAN riJKL CO.. 18th aad Vaaaaa" All kluds of creea and d nud ai 1 fir a soeeislty. Also east. Hdwr TliTA-41. OREGON Ft fet. Cft. ' Woodlawn SSIO. Beeih, near Triloa ays. kki.ll a AHU All klixls ot greeV'ssa are 4" . . t -.1 snA rL..u . . i ?rlnd UUH roof aUB WAjOasT Ur iZ nearly; nrZoarai C pai' Ocnt -OX thS tow Boot ash. ana oak. m! 04 t Hon. Phones Main 388. A-7048. !BoK. T. k. UWWW Hlsno twwie. W tone Tsnor yCT. i . thUlLHusM Vkuila tertbet. 1'utiil aen-ta. 1st 1st at. Paints, alls, varnishes. I vr' Fiiene Mrte- nroedwse ljn glass and wall paper. Qss fill in M' fetiHoOL or MiiilO taff of Teaebere, Ore- gna Oenservatory, H waauiagtoa si. ll CARROMj TAT. piano, meal; lessooa rrlta praetlre piano; 1 br. day 5 av. Msla aaip . Fxorr atroa awd ao utros KOftTH WEST RC'O CO. Kstsbllsbed lftOft. riort nigs sad rag rags wveee. all alsea, st. sih snd Tsylor. F.sst KVA. ft-12ao. and See STARK-DAVIS CO. For your plumbing and plumbing supplies. 212 id at. ann z aaimon. Main 797. Phones 1 A4978 MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Orsgoa TavsatrnsBt ft Mortgage Oe Offtcas iai. ire at at. PKMKBL'UA Kug Works Rag rag aad carpet rreartna:. 131 Patfon are, wiwoumi anas. August Kara-el. 62 Vi North First street, and. anna uuunaaer, l uuua avaaa. Harry Notes, 123 rst TsaUA, and Bra Beech. 400 Umatilla sreoua Taldamas O. MeoAsnhaU, 4M Bast Waab lagtoa street, aad Verna llaatcr, ess Waab Uiatoa street. Erseat F. Sparrer. 41 Kay apartmeota. aad I TW B AaM-aga S Mar PrtefM. TtestiB Tism. Kortoula Dotal. Tnendore Rarburn. Fort aterena. Or. snd Obnatlne Kakui. 7ttO East Mith street wrih Fay Otis Smith. afS) East Rlshty r-e-ib street amtbeast. sod Hilda V. Turpi. OK aiity-ftiurth arenue southeast. KUner stipe HHrertan, iir.. aaa wru b. Ttn BUIicea, MaitnatuaA hotel. B, h. Stuaasers, Hearer tan. ur., aaa its b. Tea BlarVrao, hinltnosnah hotel. A. A. Bash. 1S06 Ut rvnrteenth street, aad Helro hi. Jobsaoa, U08 Eaa Fourtscath street aorta. INVITATIONS OICVACO Undertaking o. Main 41ii. CM! W CO A-II11 Cor 1 sMTlsr Uomilfnn tutb and Ulisan. a- narnillOn neral services. Tbor ti; Breeze & Snook ttttrtnl1 itii K. T. Byrn 01 Wlllla new ma ave residnc estaui ' Wdin 214 C-Il Cfc.iKTKitV , Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tahor n-l MAI bULhl-Ms nrsHAcxB B0YNT0N FURNACES ' EeoBomlea! Eireetaat. J. C. P)Ve't Veent end Mrt, WANTED - BUSINESS, '-twrnir nnnnCDTV - ini.unib rAwriifti a . . i rniiTni azPAia ain trrHOLSTEK.ma K AtmrtxaSBt BOOarSa. ' l4Al J)trSOs ktbTNOMAH raraitar Uvapttat, 454 a St. nw2UA-vrarnar , n, onmau . ..m , jaski asatwr oMITH A CO. Third Floor Morgan hUg. DRKSS STJlTB for rent, all sisa tlnto'TS TallrtHetr fr . Pltaeh; mt HIItTHH CXANAGUEH Te sir. and Mra. F. - aabjsa, 4trr Bsat, xnaTV Riyerview Abbey Mausoleum PUtAe V1k Pion TeAiw v' t MONUMKNTS BEST bargain in the city; S roora bungalow, flreplaoe. hardwood noora. full cement basement, all street Im provements In and "eld for. 129 ri 4th at. TTaWtriorne cur. Kiail CLASH 6 room bungalow, Irv- inrton Park, built in conveniences. double construction, furnace; clear lot. Woodlawn 27S5. ern reome. lot 60x restricted district, rosea, shrubbery. etc Phone woodlawn 2196. SNAP If taken at once. IV story tnod ern house, up-to-date. 10x1 00 lot. hard surface street, close in. See me Hunday. I7 K. lth B. 4 HOOM house and full lot $760. near Twohy Hros. plant. R1TTEH.IX)WE A ro. 07 Board of T rade bid g. NICK 4 room bungalow, lOOslOO Jot, Kast 8t Johns; mortgage $0f. Trade) qulty for lot or sell cheap. J. J. Caha iln. B35 Chamber of Commerce f'Oll 8AL.K I big lota, small house! 22 fmlt tree snd plenty of berries; fine view. Owner, (1 IS. 47th EL, Sit. Tabor THIS is a bargain: B-room moderi bungalow, completely furnlsheJ, garage, 1 blocks from Rosa City Park rar 17&Q, terms. - laoor mi. ilODKRN B room house! lot (0xa, fruit, berries, garden; lno caah. Call Tahor 1442. Address 6714 Sd ave. B. E. , (OK flALK Close In modern hunga- low; consider autn or lot as pan vj ment; by owner. W-907, JournaL IcXlR PALJ2 4 room house, big lot. small price; give me an oner, mi 21 0, Station A. Portland. 1 ' ' m ' . . .... 1Y owner, new room oumnow, mi Grand ave, bargain. Terma, Wdln. filsO IHiVH Kret-t bargain In Kosa 4ty district, uudrbiuw ana garaga Taor I40. " 7 ROOM buncVlow: rn v equity In. a modern 7 room bungalow, cheap. L- 48 Journal, ItORTUAUe Que ana osui t pay. a rooms, big lot, garage. All kinds of fmlt. $. Wdln 1411 or Ek 411. tTaM5lAWal.,VlV4 FIVB room modern bungalow for aala 4th st opp. city nam Main .h,.n Tabor 1404 . PhtHP Nen A "one for ew -mortals. grv t . irI t v "c r iTKJrl nljUr ssoaern twin iwdsiwi BLAEING GRANITE Q wSegrt'aw agenta. aacrlflc. 1X)R 8 A LE- B V81XESS PRoncimr-- 99 I . oxvckA iiiwa via . " i i . I1Z.M0.- teaa lisnaan. 4A-a-sW KOH HA UK A fino plecs of property, cheap, rHt can Rafael at.- - CKAT bargain, room zoooern tuvma T Add ave Kaa 2TIK. (CoaUaJWAHaaxaaAA