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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917. 16 OMAN MURDER Li DOKS WITNESS OF SAYS TUENG LIKE SLAYER Prisoner Has Same General Build, Says Mrs, Etta Par- rlsh on Witness Stand, TONG KILLING DESCRIBED City Physician Zlegler and K. C. JMst- rlcli Only Two Other Witnesses Called, by tha Btats. WILL GREET FORMER FRIENDS IN PORTLAND COMMISSIONERS MUST Mrs. Etta Parrlsh, an eye witness to the shooting of Joseph Oue, Chi nese merchant, the eveninj? of March 27, took the stand this morning In Circuit Judge Gatens' court during the trial of Wong Wen Tueng, charged with Guc's murder, and testified as to her recollection of all the events : immediately leading up to and fol lowing the crime. t Mrs. Parrlsh, according to her tes timony, was directly opposite the Dtore at 250 Madison street in front of which the machine stood that Gue was occupying when shot. She was . on her way over town, she said, and her first intimation of trouble was . the sound of revolver shots, coming -apparently from across the street. Following the first two shots. Mrs. . Parrlsh said, she looked across at the machine standing In front of the res taurant, and immediately after saw a man come from behind It, fire a half ' dozen more shots Into It, and then run "up the street. Her description of the murderer was vague nnrt her only identification of the prisoner, Tueng. In the court, as the possible man whom she had ?een running up the street, was that he had the same general build. The light coat worn by the prisoner at the time of his arrest was produced and Mrs'. Parrlsh stated that It seemed to be the same shade as the coat worn by the man she had seen do the shoot ing. City Physician Fred Ziegler and H. C. Dietrich were the only other two witnesses called by the state this morning. 1 ' ', '',' swass PICK PRIVATE CLERKS FROM ELIGIBLE LIST New Members of Council Find They Cannot Select Sec retaries From Private Life. MAYOR'S CLERK EXEMPT Xellaher Had Intended to Ham Peter If oXntosh, But Learned of Char ter Restriction. The newly elected city commission ers, -who propose to appoint their own private secretaries and chief clerks, are steering for deep water and Btormy weather, according to the forecasters in the city hall today. Several of the newly elected officials had planned to appoint men of their own selection from private life to places in the city's service, but It devel oped today that this could not be done without setting aside the city charter providing for civil service. Eligible X4st Exists All the present secretaries to tha commissioners are under civil service, they having been required early in tha Kathleen Lawler, soprano of New administration to take tne examina- York and Paris, will greet her thou-: tions, and an eligible list rrom wnicn eands of old-time friends end admirers appointments must be made exists. upon her return to Portland next I An eligible list from which chier month, when she appears upon the 1 clerks of departments and bureaus music festival program July 7. Miss must be selected also exists. Lawler's art has ripened and developed i Dan Kellaher, who is to be a member since she was last heard in this, her of the new commission, announced that home city. Miss Lawler's success he would appoint Peter Mcintosh his abroad and througho.it the east, and private secretary, but at the time of bis her repeated enge.gcmt.nts for impor- announcement. It is said, he was un- tant events, bear testimony to tne men aware of the charter restrictions. Ha position she has attained in her pro- ! mav change his plans to conform to th MANY HAVE. FAULT TO FIND Unhappy Couples Ask for or Are Given Divorces, Don A. Cole, who says he was mar ried on June 18, 1902, has filed suit for divorce from Ada Cole, who. he Charges, has a jealous disposition. Be ginning in 1910, when, he says, she wrongfully accused him of Infidelity, he states that she has made a prac tice on every occasion of attributing false motives to all his actions, Stella Stackhouse Felsman was hap pily married, according to the story she told Monday afternoon in Presid ing Judge Kavanaugh's courtroom, until she purchased an automobile for her husband, Oswald Felsman, Mrs. Felsman. who was suing for dl orce, elated that she and her hus band w.:e married in January, 1914 at Ronan, Mont. A decree and the cua tody of her 14-month3-old baby girl waa awarded to her by the court. Harold Nutt, said his wife Lola, suing for divorce, was continually in- Kathleen Lawler Kay Files Answer To Sister's Suit Salem. Or June 21. Stata Treas urer Kay today made answer to the complaint filed against him In the circuit court by his sister. Mrs. Fan nie K. Bishop, adminstratrix of the estate of Ann Kay. their mother. Mrs. Bishop Is suing Mr. Kay for an ac counting of tha property he handled for his mother prior to her death as her trustee. Mr. Kay sets forth In de tail the distribution of tha estate among the five children who com Drlse the heirs, and declares that the settlement of the estate was maae after a firm of accountants employed by Mrs. Bishop had investigated the estate and submitted a report, which was accepted by all the heirs. The estate was valued at about 150,000. fession. During this week only season tickets (one seat for' three nights) will be sold. Next week the sale of single tickets will begin. For convenience, the sale is conducted at the store of Sherman, Clay & Co. charter requirements. Hayor'a Secretary Exempt Others have made no announcement of their plans, but it Is said that they had one or two men in mind for ap pointments to these positions. Mayor Elect Baker will be the only newly elected official who will be un- from whom his wife Mabel secured a hampered In tha appointment of a sec divorce because of excessive drinking, j retary. The charter specifically ex- inrowing Knives at her ana Kicking -mots the mayor's secretary from, civil her was not unusual for Thorvald ; servlco restrictions. Christiansen, said Thora E. Christian- I sen, whose request for a divorce was !Ui?ic'nra High Water Crest Arrives Here Today The crest of the 1917 high water is hero. At a stage of 23.7 feet the Wlllam ette river came to a stand this morn ing and is expected to fall slowly for the next three days. The crest was two tenths of a foot less -than the crest of 1918, the top then being 2S.9 feet. Tha "good water" will probably re main for several weeks, as there is still considerable snow to come out of tha mountains, but it is expected that the Willamette will be below 20 feet the rest of the summer. Conservation League Open in Afternoons The Patriotic Conservation league headquarters will be open during the summer months from 3 to 5 p. m. to accommodate all clubs or families wishing to assist in the conservation of food and at th same time get the benefit of a day's outing in the coun try. The berry season will open next week end all wishing to have a part in the plans provided by the league are asked to notify Mrs. R. D. In man at headquarters, 436 Northwestern bank building. Greabam Inr. Co. to Arthur Dowsett, uod. Int. la L. 9. and S. Vi L. 8, U. 1. Uetzfer's Add Greafcam In. Co. to Bank of Qreaham. nod. K nt. In S. H of L. I, and all U 9. B. 1. Metzaer'a Add rred OaUky and wf. to Tbomaa O. Strang, U. Zi. H. 14, Arwta ran rw. Judith MUIer to Gertrude Gndhart. L. 2. B. 31. Vernon Add Mary Parker Brigbman to Char lea 8. roster et al, 1. 12. B. lz, tureriiaa Add Lihreto Marlnelli to M. L. Knapp, L. 19, m. B. 3, Tobasco Add. to Eaat fort-land E. D. KlngnWj and vf. to Oregon Ship Timber Milli. 3.6 acres, beginning In In E. line of right of way of North ern Pacific Railway. 100 ft. aontberly at right anglea to S. line of property of West Oregon Lumber Co Anna Delude and has. to Fred O. Li- on, L. 8, 10, B. 13, Hallway Add Fred A. Jacoba et al to The Metropoli tan Inr. A Imp. Co.. L. 11. B. 37, Belle Creat Henry Copenhagen and wf. to E. A. LianaDurg, u. , 10, b. Z4, Aiameoa Park Sherltf to Robert D. Schmidt, t,. 21, B. 3.1. Laurclburat Unsigned to F. A. Manning) Fred L Wldell and wf. to Albert B. Babbitt, L. 21. 22. B. 2, Fern Park Add. 000 850 10 10 10 10 10 10 8.837 865 I MANUFACTURERS 1JOE JOBBERS WHOLESALER sS IXUFT ETJPB AXD BAG RTJG8 .Send Us Your Old Carpets 'MIFF. MM Made rxom old Ingrain. Bniaaela, Axuhutcr. Scyrna. Aiao rag ntga. all alaea. Mail orders Kcvmpt. Send for booklet. Carpet Cleaning, Refitting, Etc 9x12 rnga, a team or elect: e cleaned $1.00 8x10 ruga, ateam or electric cleaned 75c WESTERN FLUFF RUO CO.. 64 Pirion are.. N. Pbone Eaat 1S. B-1475 DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 Continued) . ALTSTOCK At her lata realdrac. 75 Eaat Ninth atreet, June 'Al. Oatberln Altatork. re To yeara, batoTad mother of Agnca and Lillian Alutock of Port la ad; Mra. PanUne Krehe of Oakland, Cal.; blater Mar? Eadraa and Slater Angola of Marr of tha Slatar of the Uolj Name of Seattle; Edward J.. Herman J., and Joeeph W. AJtttock of Iortlaad. Fn nerai will leara the above residence at 8:43 a. m. Saturday. June 23. Maaa will be of fered at 9 o'clock, at St. FrncU church. Eaat Twelfth and Pine atreeta. Interment Mount alvary cemetery. WOOD PIPE PORTLAND WOOD P1PB CO. Factory and office near 24tb and York ata. Main 84. HAItlilNMUN -In tola city. June 20, Walter J. llrrliitiin. age 47 years. bekTecl brtilher of C. A. llnrringnm. uncle of F. J. Harrlnf on. Mm. K. A. Kaaer and Miai L-mian nr rltigtun of IVirtlaud, aad I . A. Harrington and Mjs. M. E. KilDe of Chicago. Notice of funeral ater. licinauis are at tlie realdentlal parlor of Miller A Tracey. Waahingtoo at Ella atreet. ACKE.4GE (Oon tinned) 61 Gibson Half Acres ' Good soli, city water, close in car line, easy terms; will build to suit pur chaser. Phcne Marshall 1S8S or ell wood 476. John M Oibson, ownr FOR 8 ALE FAiUIS 17 B1EET1 Q NOTICES 11 Building Permits W. H. Nortia. repair 1 atorr frame dwelling 161S Brandon between Lombard and Ruaaett: builder aaoie; f200. B. 0. Oordekaa, erect frame garage, 844 E. S.11 at. between Sterena and Market; F. A. SllTernail builder; 1200. F. M. Caldwell, repair 1 atory frame dwell ing. 038 B. Sth between Preacott and Skld uvere; (Jeorge T. Cambridge builder; 8.100. John Clark, wreck 1 atory frame blacksmith ahop. 3f 371 17th at. N. between SaTler and Thurman: Atlaa Wrecking Co.. con tractor a; $50. Penlnaula Security Co., erect frame dwelling. 900 S. lTnhoe between Polk and Buchanan; builder aaine: 82OH0. Alaska Junk On., alter and repair Z atory frame. 330 Frout between Market and Clay; I). Gurln Mlg. Co. builders; $300. feter Becker, repair rraraa- awemnr. iris Halleck between Barrage and Peninsula; John Becker builder; $ao. William Gadsby. repair frame dwelling. 263 26th at. N. between Northrup and Orerton; T. B. Scuellhammer builder- 100. Mr. Nemesi, erect frame garage, 406 E. 41 lit between Hancock and Tillamook; a. Rasmoa aen, builder; $175. J. W. Zimmerman, alter 2 atory frame dwell lng. 74S E. Weldler between 23d and 23d John P. Preaton builder: $100. Grant Smith Co.. erect frame atore room, on Bradford between Alta and Baltimore; build era Name; $5000. JiiL her petition for the restoration of her maiden name, Thora E. Nelson, was granted. Other divorces were riven to Elsie Wade from Walter Wade, desertion; Myrta Gates from Earnest Gates, de sertion; Anna Mayor from Edwin Mayor, cruelty; Myrtle Gifford from Ray Gifford, desertion; G. R. Smith from Mabel Smith, desertion. TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED ARE CANVASSED COUNTY COURT NEWS AUCTION SALES TOMORROW AT Wilson's Auction House, 169-173 2d st. Sale at 10 a. m. AT 2 p. m. at Kord Auction Co.. 2d st. Furniture, carpets, etc. 191 R0FESSIONAL AND; 1USINESS DIRECTORY MULTNOMAH CAMP, NO. 7 7. YV. O. W , ex tends a cordial Invita tion to all neighbors to meet with them Friday evening at their hall at E. 6th and Alder sts. Something doing every evenintt. V. G. CHESSMAN. C. C. J. O. WILSON'. Clerk. AL KABER temple, A. A. O. N. M. S. Stated session Saturday. June 23, at 8 p. m Masonic temple W. Park and Yamhill sts. Visiting nobles cordially Invited By order of the poten tate. llLUli J. moid. Recorder. WEBrUOT CAMP NO 6o, w. O. .. every r rlday n:ght in . O W. Temple. 128 11th st. Members requested to be present. Visitors welcome. Dr. A. Van Cleve, C. C; A. U Bar- bur. Clerk. B. P. O. ELKS No. 14 2. Regular meeting this (Thursday evenine. Llks temple, H o'clock. Initia tion. Visiting brothers welcome. By order of the M. R. SPAULDING. Secretary. STUNK In thla itr. June Mr. George Henry .subtle, use 77 jeara. Funeral aerir Ires wiH be ht-ld I ridar. June 22. at 2 p. m.. from Erlrnon'n renldence funeral parlora. Twelfth nd Morrion ir-et. Krlenda inrited. FLORISTS CLARKE BItuS.. r lortsta. 27 Morrison st Main or A-180S. Fine flow era and florel dt'slns No branch etoren. MARTIN & FOKHKa CO, florists, 3S4 W ash. Main 269 A-12i9. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged MAIN bllb. WIcauia, pillows. j up. J r-pravs 1 up. ( Tnapueii s. 34 Morrison SWISS KLOKAL CO., 412 K. 7th N. Store 23d and Gllan Main 13f.9. MAX M SMI ill. Klorist. 141V, tin st 20 ACRES good farm land. 7 acres under cultivation, good family or chard In bearing, fair a room house, practically new barn, good well, fine prlng, fenced and cross fenced, close to bawmill, 14 nitli-a to country town, thickly settled locality. 3 1 niile from electric car line, 11 miles from Van eouver; 6 acres green timber, balance in pasture. Price $2250. one halt cash, balance to suit purchaser. THOMPSON & SWAN. Sth and Main sts., Vancouver. Wash. CHOICE FARM BARGAINS 40 acres improved and - equipped. $2600. 40 acres Improved and croped, driv ing distance to city. Creek, rich soil. Lies perfectly, $3000. 52 acres, well located, rich black soil. Creek ail tillable. Good buildings. 1000 acre wheat farm. $25 acre A. K. HILL, 419 Henry bidg. 160 ACRES, 12 acres under plow. 21 acres in grass, a room Douse, large barn. 8 head of cattle, team of htrsea. i coil, omo raivea i nia rarm is on good road; rilenty water. Price $4500. will trade for city property MILLERSHIP, 723 Cham, of Com. Fl.NKKAL DIRECTORS Edward Holinan President. J. E. Werlcln. W. J. Holman, Secretary. Treas. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. FUNKRAL D1KKCTORS. THE HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALING Third and Salmon streets. Established 1877. Lady assistant. Main 507. A-1511. First Inhuman Treatment and Unreason ably Low Allowance Are Charges. A suit for divorce was filed this morning by Susan Dycke against Peter G. Dycke charging cruel and inhuman treatment. The two were married In Canada in 1900, and, according to the complaint, Dycke has compelled his forming her that a Canadian had no I wife to do most of the labor for the business marrying an American. They support of the family. She asks the fWere married in 1915 and only lived custody of the four minor children togetner two montns. Her decree was ana ou a montn. eranted. Mamie Luchesl says that her hus- Every Wednesday and Saturday Jo- band, Fred Luchesl allowed only $5 a seph Woolley came to Portland and week for the support of himself, her- returned home drunk, asserted Alta seir and two children, nothwithstand- Woolley. who eaid she was tired of the n& the -fact that he made over $18 a ! ffeml-weeklv anre.es an ankerl for n. week. In addition she charges him I 104 no. divorce. wun continual intoxication and asks j uraaa John Amacher was another husband I0r a divorce ana J5 & month alimony, i ouo.""'. City Auditor Finishes Checking Process on Vote Cast June 4. The official canvass of votes cast on the measures in the recent city election has been completed by City Auditor Barbur. The measures and vote follows: Amldon charter 11,(47 yes, 81, 796 no. Two platoon system 19,402 yes, 28,699 no. Bonding Jitneys 3 1,6 45 yes, 1C, 518 no. Free streets 16,466 yes. 80J87 no. Telephone interchange 20,673 yes, 27,125 no. Trade conspiracy z,uoo yes, za, 772 no. Shepherd charter1 14,196 yes, 32, 086 no. ' Municipal garbage collection 19, 116 yes. 27,808 no. Jitney franchise No. 1 26,438 yes, 18.585 no. Jitney franchise No. 2 26.223 ys, 18,446 no. Jitney franchise No. 8 26,939 yes, 18.336 no. Jitney franchise to Llnnton 28,864 vps. 15.502 no. Playground measure 81,257 15,422 no. Grain elevators 34,841 yes, The county commissioners announce ' that the Derby street approach to the Interstate bridge will be closed until further notice for reconstruction which begins at once. The district attorney's office has been requested to furnish Information as to whether the repairing of the ap proaches to the city bridges ehould be handled by the county or the city. The request of Dr. Harry McKay that the pay of the internes in the county hospital be increased from $10 a month to $50 a month was granted. Dr. McKay said it was impossible to get internes any more for $10 as other hospitals paid as high as $100. The question as to whether employes of the county should come under the workmen's compensation act was pre sented to the commissioners by W. A. Marshall of the Industrial accident commission. He cited figures to prove that the county would save money In adopting the act over the rresent method of handling accident claims. AGATE CUTTING AND MJO. JEWELER AtiAifca cut anj uiutueU, jewelry and watca repairing. Miller a. A43i Waabington at. PORTLAND LODGE No. 55 A. F. &. A. M Special communication Friday eve ning, work in E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. liemem ber St. John's clay sermon, E. church. Sundav evening. Meet at temple', 6:45. Order W. M. C. M. STEA U.MAN, Sec. COLUMBIA LOLMiE NO. 114, A. F. & A. M. Spe cial commurai'ation this (Thursday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Masonic Tem ple. Work in the E. A. de- Visiting brethren always wel Bv order W. M. FRED L. OLSON, Secretary. East 64 Lady Assistant C-J165 . Wilson & Ross Fm.eraJ Directors. Inc. Beautiful Residential Funeral Home Multnomah at Seventh St. All eoo1s moderately priced. We meet your demands. We have and will extend to yuu tne comiorts or a modern home. GILLIAM CO. FARM. 160 acres: monev maker: Iritu nnrt adjoining. Price $1400. one crop should pay for It; terms. Claude Cole, $00 Henry tldg. 21oo ACRES, rich, level land, ready for t lie plow, fine stock proposition. $8 per acre, tennis. Claude Cola, $04 Henry I.ldg. MONTANA LAND One crop pays for the land, ft Johns, 606 Henry bldg. Apple 15 ACRE farm, rich loam soil, close school, town, $1 fare from Portland; price $900; terms. Claude Cole I0O Henry tldg. FOR SALK or trade. 1 atrea, i miles from town easy terms. Write lox 1094. Winlock, Wash FARMS WASTED SS HE XT (t IIUY WANT to rent good up-to-date farm. 5o acres or more. bet. here and Sa lem. Must be good and reasonable rent. f-4o. journal BLANKB00K MAKERS DAVIS UoLMAN, INC, 100 2d at-, blank book manufacturers. A-3183. Mala 183. CHIROPRACTORS W. O. 1'UWDLL, D. C, Panama bldg. lu to lz ana - to a. AU dlaeaaea. LIU. ilcMAHO.N a waking good. 81 adiuat- irenta. $15. Seven. $5. talet terms. CARPET CLEASUrO aw IMS wext Kug Co., 1M E. 8th. Irom old carpets, rag nigs. Carpet cleaning. North- East 360. B-12SO i'LU'Kr UUUS, KAU RUUS CARPE'I CLEANING. REFITTING. ETC LARGEST PLANT IN NORTHWEST RLG CO. PHONE EAST 6516. B-1473. JOYCE BRO., Electric Cleaning Work Car pet cleaned ami laid; refitting oar specialty Eat 44), B-1963. 1!04 E. 1UU t. N. COAL AND WOOD OREGON FUEL CO. Woodlawn 6210. Beecn. near Union in. Blockwood. City Slabwoou. Green Blabwoud. AMERICAN KL'tL CO., lstli and Viuftui All kinds of green and dry wood. A-l dry fir a apeclalty. A1m coal. Bdwy 712. A-Z415. gree. come. ALBERT PIKE lodge No. 162, A. F. and A. M Special communication Fri day evening, June 22. at 7:30 o'clock. E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. E. R. IVIE, Secretary. MT HOOD LODGE No. 137. A F. Sc. A. M. The fourth anniversary of the lode will be celebrated by an en tertainment in the lodge room tomorrow (Friday) erenlng at 8 o'clock. For the member and their families. BD C. DICK, Sec. J, P, Finley & Son Progressive Funeral Directors. Private Drive Women Attendants. Montgomery at Fifth. Main 9. A-1S9S. p.l y Undertaker, E. 11th and Hawthorne. Phones E. 7S1. B-1S83. Lady assistant. A, D. Kenworthy Co, Tabor 5267. 5S02 92d St.. Lents. Tabor 5895. 66th st. and Foster read, Arleta. F. S. Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors. Alder st Phono East 52 B-: 414 525. TTMHElt 28 SEVERAL good tracts of timber, suit- aoie ior piling aua snip anees; none better, close in. a. A. Cobb. Su5 northwest biag. BY owner, timber. Journal. 160 acres. 6,000,000 ft. saw -Linn Co.. $1600. E-43J. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE KENTON LODGE NO. 145. A. F. & A. M. Stated communication tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Work in M. M. degree. By order of the W. M. Visiting brethren welcome. W. W. KOFELDT. Secretary. crossings 18,858 yes. crosslngs 17,164 yes, yes. It's Your Step That Attracts! Says women. pay too much heed to their face instead of their corns. CALF WINS $1500 FOR OWNER Joint sewers 22,978 yes. 17,720 no Bond redemption 21,226 yes, 18,- Mrs. Minnie Young Is Innocent of 6 . Theft and Is Granted Verdict. SALARY INCREASE PROPOSET For months J. F. Hawkes, a wealthy ' i rancher, had been lulled to sleep by Daj Would Pay More to Employes the bawling of a calf which occupied; ' Th.n inn a lot adjoining his place, placed there c"m6 MJa I by Its owner, Mrs. Minnie C Young, An increase of 10 per cent In salaries wltn tne understanding that its pres- of city employes receiving nv ence would be Hawkes' security for ' month or less is the plan of Will H. $35 which she had borrowed from him. 1 Daly, commissioner or puouc ouuiwa, When he missed the familiar sound i as presented to tne city council. of hli 'Wnrtiv" rn mnrniTu, tj Dalv exDlained that owing to the ln- Watch your step! A brisk, lively had Mrs. Youne arrested on a i-yt-. creased cost of living many city em- step is what charms more than a of theft of th calf Tnvtitinn ' cloyes with families receiving less lovely skin, but your high heels have proved that the collateral had sought than $100 a month were having diffi- causea corns ana you nmp a little. nasture in another nri vt.o That's bad. girls, and you know it. Young sued the rancher for false ar- vurnB uesiroy ueauiy anu grace, De- i rest. sioes corns are very easy to remove. a Jury in Circuit Judge Phelps' J ' ' '-'V J coun gave tne defendant $1500. of an ounce of freezene. This will .'cost little but is sufficient to remove very hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. A few drops applied directly upon tender, achy corn relieves the sore Goes for Prisoner Deputy Constable Gloss left todav for Astoria to secure George L. Morris whose arrest there Thursday followed a two-months search for him hv the ness and soon' the entire corn, root dlstrlct attorney 's office, following the and all, lifts right out without pain. This freezone is a gummy sub stance which dries instantly and sim ply shrivels up the corn without in flaming or even irritating the sur rounding skin. Women must keep in mind that cornless feet create a youthful step wnicn ennances her attractiveness. information charging non-support. Corvallis Visiting fnilomath Round-U p culty In getting both ends to meet Mayor Albee said he- thought the plan was a good one but Commissioner Bigelow secured the tabling of the resolution instructing the city attor ney to prepare an ordinance provid ing for the increase, until it could be determined what the proposed increase would total. Prize Money to Red Cross The fire department band received I $50 for Its participation in the Rose ! Festival parade, but has turned it over to those collecting funds for the .-merican Red Cross. The members of the band were unanimous in pre senting the money. Women! It's Cheap! Use Lemon Juice and Make Lotion Swiss to Remain Neutral Berne, June 21. (I. N. S.) Presi dent Schulthess of the Swiss Republic, declared today that the government knows nothing of the efforts of Dr. Philomath, Or., June 21. Corvallis must be a deserted village today, be cause most of its citizens are here at tending the roundup. Special entertain- . a unffm. si-n... , k. ment has been provided for them and 0f the Federal Council, to arrange a viors m me city are i separate peace between Germany and making the best of it. The weather Russia. He added that Switzerland nas been great and the roundup fea- would continue to maintain absolute tures are declared first class. i neutrality v isitors came from Corvallis this ' morning by train and automobile and it is expected that many more will ar rive for the afternoon and evening per- xormances. Will Give Travelogue The citizens of Portland are invited to be the guests of the Progressive Business Men's club at the First Pres byterian church Friday at 8 p. m. James W. Erwin, globe, trotter, will give a travelouge, "From the Golden Gate Northward Through Oregon," illustrated by 200 still pictures and 2000 feet of moving pictures. These pictures will be shown throughout America, to stimulate interest In Pa cific coast states, and this will be the only opportunity Portland will have of viewing this wonderful exhibit of western scenery. Mr. Erwin is an exceptionally able speaker, and the people attending this lecture will find their time well spent. Campfire Girls to Meet The grand council of the Campfire girls will be held Friday afternoon. If the weather is fair it will be held at Crystal Springs, near Reed college. but otnerwise in tne college gym nasium. Realty Board Will Review Year s Work Weekly Luncheon Friday Will Be Thrown Open to Discussions on Mar ket Conditions; Xe rubers to Visit Peony Farm. The weekly luncheon of the Portland Realty board Friday will be devoted to a business meeting and general review of the year's work. The business meet ing will be thrown open to discussion for the good of tho real estate market. The "Buy a Home-First" movement will be discussed by ATcJ. Clark, man ager of the Home Industry league. Louis W. Cronan will speak of "West- over Terraces," F. E. Taylor will tell of the interstate realty convention, and S. Dean Vincent will discuss the "Buy a Home-First" movement. The realty board will visit the Weed peony farm at Beaverton Saturday, Automobiles will leavo Fourth and Al der streets at 1 o'clock in the after noon, and the ixcursionlsts will be guests of Mr. fcnd Mrs. Weed for lunch eon at 2:30 in the afternoon. NEKK liKKAII kluUa ul greu aud dry 4 ft. fir for tW. 305 Vlfr st. M -4.106. A-4M7. L)K1 box wood for tale. Oregun Bux & Mfg. Co. Main tth63, A-56t6. l)tt. G. U. HL 1 H5JA.N. Hnapltal 415 K. 7t(J at. Kl.NtjLh.lt Liaaclug Academy. AU brancbea of BiOdern. fancy. tase and ball room dancing. Clafaea and prlTnte for adulta and children. Main S3.M). Montroee Kingler. director. R. AND M its. HtATU'S Scbool; 1 daily. Clasa Moo.. Ttur. erea. 109 2d at.. bet. Wash.. Stark. Leasona 25c. Main S2U5. RtXiUN LAW SCHOOL, A .tburougb practi cal ooune In .'aw. uecltauooa eTemnga. Main 9T7. Allaky bid. r i To keep your skin and complexion naturally soft, white and clear at all V times, you simply must use a lotion or cream every day. But choose the one that is best and costs the least. , 2 The Juice of two fresh lemons trained Into a bottle containing three unu ui urtuaru n nue ma&es a , wnolo quarter pint of the most re- tnarkable beauty lotion at about the cost one must pay for a small Jar of th ordinary cold creams. Care should "be taken to strain the lemon Jules through a fine cloth so that no . lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon Juice Is used , , t bleach and remove, such blemishes Jkk 'freckles, sallowness and tan,, and la ' the Ideal skin softener, smoothener 1 and beautlf ler. v Just try this lotion! Eugene Makes Khaki Cloth for Soldiers Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair Soap should be used very carefully. ' If you want to keep your hair looking Its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The best thing for steady use Is Just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil Eugene. Or., June 21. Khaki cloth for the soldiers of Uncle Sam's army is being manufactured in Eugene. The Eugene Woolen Mills company has an order for 25,000 yards of the cloth. Manager E. Koppe has promised the government to turn out 3000 yards of (which. U pure and greaseless), and me material every month until the is better than the most expensive soap -1 e Bays tnat tho ir anythHut else you can use. contracted dpsir t rio- 1 One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse mat tne mill would operate to Its full;"1" najr m"u Btu-' ""I"u"" capacity on this rlntr .un. k -- Ply moisten the hair with water and there are large orders ahead for other ' rub lt ln- 11 mkes abundance of cloth and the steadv msinmtr. e h rich, creamy lather, which rinses out Make up a mill must be accommodated, he was easily, removing every particle of any larger order Ouarter Dint of this sweetly fragrant unable to handi cream and massage it Into the face, I than was taken. neck, arms and hands. It should nat irally help to whiten, soften, freshen Will Be Ordain KnncU ana onng out . u maaen rose, ana Blshop Sumnep wlll nrM,nt v beauty or any aian. ocom j.T,T.ir- 'TLV-'. Zi our 4rust wUl three ounces I to the priesthood next Sunday. Arch- i wtuara wiuw um aim an aeuoa ti. D, chambers will preach dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenlyv and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous. fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulsifiea cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a tew ounces will supply, every, mem ber of tha family for months. Real Estite Transfers W. L. Redding and wf. to Harry HngiU. L. 20, B. 12. Barrage Tract $ 10 C. A. leenaagtity ana wf. to Bi F. roaa. 1 7, B. ao. uoae City Park 10 Cbarlea A. KUey and wf. et al to Min nie Wrede, Li. ZO, B. 22, Wapello Park Cbarles T. Carney to George A. Car ney and wi.. nortceriy ao rt- 1. 4, B. 118. Grover'a Add Sheriff to Hibernla Sarlngs Bank. L. lo. 11, B. 14. Weiiecreai 033 Bobert J. Lee and wf. to Herbert B Eddy. L. 18. B. 31, Laorelhorat 10 IiOamab Sneldun et al to Italy Sheldon. U 1, B. 80, Woodlawn Frank L. McGulre to Lewia E. KlumDo. L. 11, U. 3. Mapiewooa Add &50 Sheriff to Ldd BBtate Co., L. 17. 18, B. 20. Westmoreland 743 Sberirr to marina w . Biaaec. . S3 1-3 ft. of I.. 8. B. 4. WUson'a Add 2.158 Edward wills end wf. to William HolL I., is, b. e, wuramDia ioo H. E. Kobie and wr. to ivy Aahby, Li. 17. B. 14. Elberta 10 Mary M. Kellr et al to V. f. Tbomp- BOD Kjn., qdo. i'U in i. iii ana to 43. Portland 13.000 3. C. Schmelzel to Kate Bcbmelzel. una. of foilowinc: 8. H or .N. w. 14 and N. H f 8. W. 4 Sec. 27. T. 8 N.. R. 2 W.: also U 1. 2, B. 2. Can non's Add. 10 P. Brynjoirson to C. A. Klnetiart. U. 10. B. 11. WlUamette .( 275 j. o. Mam and wr. to Harold William Beach et si. B. H I lt, B. a. eVr Laaetta Newell to Alice Newell Hutch liw, u. Atr, 0. it,, imi u k mi m . . Arthur Laldlaw aad wf . to G. &.' Watt. li 10. B. so, turn vAty rare... Qrfham Jar. Co. to J. A. Paten vtuML U rot. h , aad a. ; sv. im saeogsr-s aoo, J.600 DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL VETERINARIAN. Eaut 1M7. B 1WU. EDUCATIONAL DANCING MUSIC SCH00L8 AND TEACHERS HOK. T. E. LAWbuN i'laoo lessuna at your hoBie, ttfic. 1'lione Tubor l'ta. THIELUOKN Violin teacher. I'uyU SeTcik. 2Q7 FUedner bldg. Broadway 16g. LAW SCHOOLS EYE, EAR, NOSE. THH0AT, LUNGS TREATMENT by aeciallat; glajuea filled. Dr. y. r. caaseuay. bit ueaum Plug.. d and wi FLUFF HUGS AND BAG RUGS NORTH WEST RtU CO. Established itfOb Fluff rags and rag rugs woven, all alaea E Sth and Taylor. Eaat aoM). B-12M1. PENINSULA Ku- Wurk Hag rug and carpet weaving. 101s 1'alliM i. nuuaiawn ii3 FURNACES BOYNTON FURNACES Economical Effectual. J. C. BAYER CO.. Front and Market. FUBNITUB.E REPAIR AND UPHOL8TEanCG ML1.TNOMA11 lurullure Uupltal. 44 1 Eil-ert Diattreu making. Main 4004. W. M. SUNNVS1DK LODGE No. 163, A. F. & A. M. Spe cial meeting this Thursday evening at o o'clock. M. M. degree. Visitorn welcome. Ilefreshments. Hv order of E. M. LANCE. Sec. O K K G ON C'OMM A N I ) EKY, K. T. Cards and social this evening at C. F. "WIEXiAND. Recorder. BETTST ROSS council No. 1 will meet at 8 r m Thursday. June 21 at 344 E. 37th st. S. Last meeting be fore summer vacation. rul, attend ance desired. Refreshments. ETHELTN HI LLARD. Sec y. THE MACCABEES Portland tent No. 1. Regular review this evening at hall, 409 Alder st. All members urged to be present . GBORGK D. BAKKTt. R. K. PORTLAND team boys. W. O W.. will give an all night danco at Eaglo Creek. Or.. June 23. 1917. Tou are all cordially Invited. EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty: buttons pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6th UttaJ Statistics marriages, Btrtbs. Dealt. MARRIAGE LICENSES HAIR GOODS AND HAIR DRESSING FEB YET a HANEHL.T. leading wig and luui makers, finest Hook human hair goods: balr- dreaaing, manicuring, (see and acalp treatment. KemoTed to S4 Aluer. nar Broadway. MIMEOGRAPHING MULTIGRAFHTNG VllMEOGRAl'UlNG. Clr. lettera. W. E. Fluse.- A Co.. Inc.. ifttSVa Stark. Main 3347. A-12t0 PAINTING, TINTING PAPER HANGING Cbarles Urosae, &4o6 Forty-four th street and Bertha Larklna, Salmon. Howard Waa;ataff, 7732 Woodatoek arenne, and Ruth Ueaell. 6119 Eighty-ninth street. Ralph A. Rucker. 7t4 Eaat Ankeny, snd Alrlle TToen, S7 6eenty-uilrd street. J. Stanford Moore. Dundee, Or., and Lot Gill. 1 114 Wlnena street. Floyd Page. Athena, Or.. snd Corral Grooms. Cascade. R. C. Jonea, Cascade, snd Alma Randelln, 8a Michigan. Edwrd Ammer, 801 Bast Second, snd Ellsa beth Weber. BR7 Eait Oregon street. Juliua Boeater. lilS Howell at.. Seattle Wash . aDd Katie Hnebner, 1M-S Lancaster at. Kay C. Johnston. 321 Morris street, and Lu d Unas. 3ltt sionnje R. I. I'erklna. 1 12a Mlasonn arenas, snd Mrrtle J. Watson. 1 East Morrison street- Ceorge w. 1 .ina. mii aizieentn street, snd Edna Roes, 1138 Msry.and aTcnne. Hllas Johnston. AUer notei, sno uain Ma 1 tory, aame sddress. B. B. Csrrlran. lejrai, fit cast Broiawit, and Lens DeGrosL 4AH Eait Twelfth street. Elson Daggett, liu cast .-Mceteenu street. and OUn Guy. Bio weldler street. TOCHLE PAINTING CO. Painting, tinting. paperbanglng. 549 Marshall at. Main 4414. PHYSICIANS SMITH CO. Morgan Digs; UK. H. A. Phillips. Allsky bldg. Asthma, NerTousnes. Prostatic Troubk. Kbeumstlam. PLUMBING SUPPLTX8 RETAIL PLUMBING SUPPLIES Fleming. 112 4th at. Mala 73QQ. BATH tuba, aluka, toilets, pit and fitting. A. L. Howard. ZYZ 4th st. PRINTING AND BINDING PRINTING F. W. BALtkS CO., lat and Oak ala. M. 166. A-110S. MARSH PRINTING CO.. Front at. PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS TUB IVY PRESS JOHN M. MANN 882 Stark St. Brosdwsy 4Q8. A-s08a. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO Stencils, Trade Checks Brass Signs. PACIFIC COAST BlAMr HUKU, 8 Brosdwsy St. Brosdwsy 710, A-Z710. SHEET METAL WORKS REPAIRING tin and srsTel roofs. 310 1st St. Pboue Main 1424. Jacob Los 11. TOWEL SUPPLY l'ortlaod Laundry Co., for prompt, efficient serTloe. Phone Brosdwsy 410. A-4410. TRANSFER AND STORAGE Oregon Transfer Co. Established 1870. Transfer sod ForwSTdlng Agents. Storage Free Trsckage. Office and Storage 474 GUssn st. 13th snd OUssn. Brosdwsy 1281. A-11W9 TRANSFER AND STORAGE ALWAYS -PICK" THE BEST HOUSEHOLD uwus tif EJlALar Storarsv. Da c kins Shipping and Mot lug. Horse or Anto Vans. opeciai rreigbt rates to sll points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER i STOBAGB CO. xd snd Pine. Brosdwsy BOO. A-1M4V - 101 teeesads, - -I l 8. Ti I FREE 8TOMAGE. FREE) MOV I NO. ' Limited time. Object to fill ware boss. SECURITY 8TORAGH TRAN8KE1, CO IOO Park st. Msrw in. A-lOftl WXT WASH X.AtntDRrES CKNTRAL wet Weak, 3 Ibm AOs..' sn ins, , Dunning McEnteeM-oTernn tvery detail, liroaoway and Pine sts. Broadway 430. A-lsjS i.aay assistant. PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J. Oroskopr, funeral director, woodln. 4940. C-1155. Killingsworth and Kerhy. MILLER & TRACE V. Inoependent Fu neral Directors. Prices low as J20. $40. tun. Wash at Ella. M. Z691. A-7g5. A, R. Zeller Co, East lOKX. C-108S. 976 ACRES. Lake county stock ranch, y00 acres c.f Iirat-ciicBS (arm land, 12u iicr-s uatltr cultivation. 640 acrea well fenced, 2 dr;ld wtlla (SO ft), equipped with pumps and wind mills: . unlimited supply of tocxl aler. Good set of building. Postofflce. school and store on place, 1 mile from new K. it. Una ur). The best stock country in Oregon. $14 per acre. No incuniL.ra.ia-e. liaue lor lartn or City prt.i rrly 1 ltar. J. C. CoKHIN CO.. 805 Lewis blds Q1CAPQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152. OrL. VV LO A-2321. Cor. Sd and Clay Homiltrvn E8' 80th and Gllaan. Eu aililllUII neral services Tabor4313. Good siui k rnch. jOuu acrea. partly irnprovjJ. w;tli 30,u(j0,000 fL good Baw tunbT. Will take part trade. Price -u I-er acre. About 60 miles of Portland. This is ail good land. Also a good 105 ai re ranch, all stocked and improved, with hi acres In crop and io neaa or cattle, norses, iiors. chick ens: all farm tools, iluse 10 Portland. Call at East 441 4 lielmont st. or phone East 238 RroQ70 X, Qnnnly Helmont at 35th TnSn- 1258. R. T. Byrnes, new residence establ t. 901 Willism!. ave Wrtln 120. r..43 CEMETERY Mt. Scott Park Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 14!!. D-l. MAl"OI.Kl-"lS River.'iew Abbey Mausoelum Pittock Wk Phon Rrnadwar S51 MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-26 4th et.. opp city hall. Main 8564. Phlllr. Ke'i Son for memorials. BLAESING GRANITE J 267-3 RO ST. AT MADISON FOR SALE HOUSES 01 FOR SALhl SUMMER RESIDENCE at NEWPORT, OREGON Seven room house, plate glass win dows in front, with magnificent Tlew of beach, ocean and tay. Ideally lo cated. Will be sold very reasonably Address: VALLEY P.EAL ESTATE CO.. Carlton. Oregon. LOOK at this snap: 6 room house. KH.i, patent toilet. 11 bearing fruit trees. 2i grapes, berries, spuds, beans msin. a blocks from East moreland school. 3 blocks to car. 1560. 1150 cosh, balance mortgage; lot alone worth double. Dahlgren, E. 36th, Lex it gton. Eastmoreland. jSTi WONDERFl L bargain in noma. 5 rooms. Dam pantry, cioset. Due- ment. all modern. Deautiruny rur nished. newly painted and tinted, on ar line, f or particulars, can v-iusi 42S, Journal. OR SALE 6 room house, h.irgaln at $1750. Near Franklin tilgn t.cnoot; 50x100 lot; bearing fruit trees; 2 blocks from car. Must be sold at once. Tabor !25 after 4 p m RES? SUITS for rent, all sixes. Unique Tsilorlne Co.. 309 Stark st. BIRTHS CRAWFORD Tto Mr. snd Mrs. John A. Craw ford 1290 Bast Salmon street. June 9. s son. BOSENITCLD To Mr. and Mrs. James W. RosenfelO, Z40 St. ciair street, juds 10. s son. LE1SEWEBEB To Mr. ana Mrs. jonn u. Lelneweber, 647 risnders strset, Jans 10, s son. TL'PFKR To Mr. snd Mrs. Allison H- Tup per. 872 Club s venae. Jane 10, s son. CLASH To Mr. and Mrs. Cbsrles Csse. KeTenteentB street norm. Jane 10, s asacn- ter TF.feBBTTR To Mr. sod Mrs. rrsnk P. Teb betts 928 Brrce eTenue. Jane 11, s dsagbter. OVAIX To Mr. snd Mrs. W. E. Orsll. ll Esst Slxteentb street norro, jane 11. s son ANMTA1I To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aneata-J. 630 Maraoau street, jane 1. a oaus-mrr. WATERS To Sir. snd Mrs. finest Wsters fiM) union srenue norm. Jane iz. s nsasnter. HAIVLINEJ To Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm H. Ha Inline. 4ve Ma mo u a street, juris u, a on. . . uinnRY 10 nr. sna sirs, jonn j. sis honey, SIO usst iTurtj-nmin atreet. jane is. SOB. SNAP!! Fine view property for sale or lease; owner leaving city; nice yard with shrubbery ana fruit. Ptrictly modern nome, joins iumnure. Tabor 134 2. S900 $50 CASH. Jio MONTHLY 4 room cottage, lot 60x100; side walks and improvements all paid; close to Klllingsworth on St. Johns carline. Owwr, 03 Stock Exch. bids;. DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 RRADSHAW la this city, Jnna 20, Jadge W L,. Brsdsbsw, sera 09 years, me remsms wUl be forwarded this (Tborsday) erealna; by J. P. Finley eon, to Tbe usues. ur., wners services wlll be neia sna interment maae. BOAT Jane 21. Edward T. Boat, age 40 years. Remains st Holman s rnnersl parkars. Ad nyincement of fitfiersl later. T.TIV OA V fah1 A lAhnvm SmflnnA1 V pttal. Jane 17, 19 years, tubercular menln- rttis. THOMAS Annie Tbomaa. Good Ka marl tan June 10. 7 years, appendicular sDseesa. El LE BSON David W. Ellersoo. good Samari tan, Jane it. m years, asto aecioeat. H IX" K MANN Bernard Beckmsaa. Go4 matrltsa kcsvitaA, Joae U, X2 ears, sate ae- eiaent. - W1NO UloBn Wlag. Malta earns. kosnttsL r juas 1 s years, ssmsnms. , , (j.N'L of best lorties in nood River Co., 12 acres in orchard juat commencing to bear, balance hay and pasture; stocked and equipped, owner has other business and cannot get satisfactory manager, so will sacrifice for cash or something of value he can manage; no )unk Phone C-U33 before a. m. If your proper. y, either city farm or acreage, has merit, and la for ex cnange or saic, call or write full par ticulars; no inflated values considered; have first class lists to select from. Oeorge P. Henry 3J Henry bldg, Ksf-erenc-s Portland Realty lioard. 320 ACRE farm. Alberta, the country of wheat, oats barley and stock. Close to town. Will take citv property ln exchange. Claude Cole. 300 Henry building GOOD 0, unimproved, easy cleared In Hood River Co.. mtgd. for 00; trade equity for Rood auto or any thing of value can use. R-425. Jour-i.sl. FOR SAL E for trade. Wollenberg, bldg. -$ 1 t'J0 I 'ulifornla oil sto k unincumbered lota. Call 10JI Northwestern banic WILL trade Oswego property, J3000, for equivalent at Seattle Wetter gard. Orand Central Hotel, CeatUe. OON T WOKRT. I can sell or trade anything any where. La vmin, 431 Chsm. of Com. FARMS and tlty property for sale or exchange. Apple St Johns. 0( Henry blag- . $1000 "CASH and good city property ta exchange for & or 10 acres. Tabor 8137. WHAT have you to trade ror 2 good beach lots? Woodlawn 4349. FOR SALE or trade. 2 lots at tiolana Reach. Phone E. 315. WANTED KKAL ESTATE 31 WANT t OR 10 ACRES i Close in. improvements not necessary, will give Mne lot on E. 24th. near Knott st. HITTER, LOWE A CO., 107 Board of Trade Bldg. ROOMING HOUSES 53 THE BEST BUT IN TOWN Z8 apartments, all furnished and modern for $2300, $1000 down, balano monthlv or part trade. This Is a mod ern brick house ln walking distance 00 the West Side and is clearing over $100 per month now wnnoui owners personal attention. A. J. De FOREST. 107 Board of Trade Bidg. FOR 8ALE Best home in ML Scott: fine garden, lots of fruit, chicken park, 2 lots, 6 room house; $1500, easy frms. Call Taoor 6w sni see place TAKE advantare of this man's loss. 8 room house, z rine 101s, rruit. flowers. I blocks car; only 1142ft; terms. 310 Yon bldg. Mar. 2432. WTTY a home before an auto; splendid 7 room home. Irvlngton; choice, lo cation, very modem, cheap; lot 76x100. East Z73. W. 1-1. neramtn. '$1250 $100 CASH. $15 MONTHLY r room modern bungalow, lot 40x100 close to car in good district. Owner, 603 Stock Excnange QMf. s ROOM bungalow, full basement. ment Tioor, luraace; terms 10 suit. a FT Kth st. r. 7 ROOM house, worth $$200. for S2S50 easy terms. Alberta or Weodlawr car to 1013 E. th. N. Woodlawn 2161 r ROOM cottage, run basement, ce ment iioor, lumace. iioor 800S. irOTTR room modern house tor sale. Price reasonable; garden. Phone Ta bor 6416. ACREAGE 67 FOR SA-LE Rooming house well fur- nlshed, all rooms run, a sate ana ood investment at a small cost; no ealers. lt will par to look this up. r. lzm. 440 Jefferson, cor FOR SALE CHEAP Rooming house with 4 lota and 2 cottages. For par ticulars writs owner, box 6$. Newport, Oregon. FXJ Ft SALE room rooming bouse; wlll sell ror very utile. 13 lth st BUSINESS O PFO ITT UN" IT KS 20 MINERAL, WATER AND BOTTLING WORKS, completely equipped plant, well located and having excellent shipping facilities. Doing profitable business at present, with unlimited prospects for development. Fries $$000; will give tlms on part. A. J. DeFOREST. 107 Board of Trade Bid. LO you want good cash grocery, deli catssssn and bakery? $U0 to llsuO month business, close In west side; will take $2000 cash, balancs $U0 trade for farm land. T-149, Journal. IF will answer thl sking s ad for a location I will show him 10 ACRES in cultivation. 4 acres pota toes, garden, flowers, buildings, at electric station near Vancouver; a dandy bur; only $2100; tanas. $10 Yeon bldg. Mar. 2432. CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranches near Portland; I. 6, 10 stors tracts. $16 to $200 per sere, smt ttrms, Alc Faxland, Ml T VUth. PpcCUsA a good live proposition: .lady or gen tleman. MA-in, journal. C, LOSING OtTT.- OllTer mUlinsry. 42 AMsr art. All hats positively oslow cost; fixtures tor sale. . . . FARTNaUi to tase charge of fishing and bunting- lodrs. Addpsws . H. . .J m ' " - , . . :: . -,.. jOoatisnsA ss Csks XCA - .. . A