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1. f V. ,-.--2-sf.5-ri,-. CTHE OREGON-- DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LAND, " FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1917. 1'- 14 r ' - - ROOSEVELT INVADES iicpnucni Aun n avq IIUUUIIUII1 nllU I Lnlu SENATOR LA FOLLETTE Two" Rousing Rallies Are Held " in '.Racine' and' People : "Shame" Their Solon. 'Racine, Wis., Bept. ? 8.)" Invading Senator Lay Follette's terri tory Thursday night, Colonel Theodora Roosevelt delivered a heavy onslaught on La rollette and pacifists in general before two large audlencea here. He waa introduced by Governor ?hl Hp at the auditorium and later at Dan ish Brotherhood ball. - "I hare tba word of your governor, a true ' American, that tha attitude of Senator La rollette doea not represent tha real sentiment of Wisconsin toward tha war," declared Colonel Roosevelt Cries of "shame" followed his reminder that La rollette lately condoned the sinking of tha Lusltanla.- He waa cheered mightily many times! If there were any pacifists In , either audience they were well dis guised. . " - ; TTlseoasln Spirit Za Loyal . 1 "Wlsconaln's record In the civil war baa been clean up to now." the colonel went c n. -I have often coma to WU; consln. for sympathy and reassurance when, I felt that there waa aomething wrong with Americanism in other states. I feel like a Wlaconalnlte be cause I am the product of the earn crucible that Is producing Americans . In -Wisconsin today." He told of hla ancestry. German, Dutch, Welsh and English Quaker. . "Fortunately,' be said, turning t Governor Phillip, "I have partly gotten over some of my Quakerism." -Aa a principle to govern future im migration h advocated, barring , frjm thla country any person whose grand children we would not be willing to bare marry ours. - Here, aa In all hla speeches lately, ha took a fling at the Wilson admin istration for baraing him from raising a volunteer division. ' Only . Americanism Wasted ' The position of tha copperhead in tha Civil war waa precisely the same ' as that of tha new copperheada now tha professional, German-Americana, , pro-Oerman editors, L W. W. and Sen ator La Follette." he thundered. . ; "Tha time baa come when wa ahould Insist that any man who believes in Germanism or any other 'Ism, except pure Americanism, la a foe to tha . United States. There la no room here any longer for fifty-fifty allegiance.". . Tha former president had bitter , words for newspaper editors, especially native born ones, who are urging peace. "Those who demand peace without , victory for the right," he asserted, "are ." endeavoring to weaken and embarrass ; the United States in thla war. Thla ' la treason." He renewed his attacka on the Wll- ' aon administration for alownesa in . preparing for war. '. t'r ;;;. Wat Waa Inevitable ' MIn' the laat three years." 'be de- ' elated, "Germany has perpetrated Worse- crimes than George III com mitted agalnat us in hla day. It seems inconceivable that any man could have failed to aee that we were destined to . be swept into the war even ao far back aa February, llli, when Germany inaugurated her sob marine campaign agalnat cargo and passenger ships without regard for the passengers." "-; Resolutions attacking La. Follette, ' almllar to those passed In Chlcaco - Wednesday night, were adopted at the j uaiivnum nere, wnere me ieague OI Wisconsin Municipalities is holding lta convention and under whose auaplcea tha Rooaevelt rally waa held. Dr.Labbe WiU SaU ' -T5f'TkATD OATnVlQT 1 K J. JUDIUIC UVJLUUDI J Washington Sept 28. (U. P.) A ' third detachment of Red Crosa child welfare doctors and nurses will sail for France before October 16. Included la the party are Dr. J. B. Mason Knox Jr Baltimore; Dr. John B. Manning, Seattle; Dr. Florence Chapman Child, Philadelphia; Dr. Edmund J. Labbe. ' Portland, Or.: Dr. Ethel Lyon Heard. Clalvestan.t Taxaa: Dp. tJel Hit TV ws rl ; ruffe, Ocean Park, Cel.; Dr. Dorothea ! Chlio, Philadelphia; Dr. O. IL Sellen , ings, Coluirfbus. Ohio, and Dr. Hugh lit aton, Melatone, Mont Starvation Causing: - , O liermans to Uesert An American Port, Sept 28. (I. N. 8.) starvation in the German army : is leading to thousands of de- aettnnfe ,iiiAnfln tA I f.nt,.,. v.. brand DeKempenaer, of the Dutch army. , who arrived here Thursday. Li.n.n.t ntf.mn.n... v.. K Lieutenant DeKampenaer baa been on duty on the German frontier. Despite the bad food conditions Ger many Still maintains a gigantic army. Lieutenant DeKempenaer eatlmatlng its i site at -from 10.000,000 te 12.000.000.; . . r 11 1 ' " - " o Water Comes From Vein of Gold ; ValleJo.1 CaU Sept 28. L N. B. , Gold has 'been unearthed on city land at the Green Valley source of the local water- supply.-, The find was made : Wednesday by ' ene of the men em ployed In sounding for hardpan foun ' datlon upon which to build a dam. The gold waa exhibited here Thursday, and while not enough to indicate any great quantity is "the real thing." , A process has been Invented for con verting water . into hydrogen , peroxide with cheralcala that afterward are re- covered for further uae. . . LAN FRANCISCO HOTELS . ' . . '.V ? . . In Can Francisco ;- HOTEL- f; Ceary Street, fast off Union Square a rvom 01SO a Day Eresifasi COc lonch tOe C!nner 81X0 Students.' Are Being V Weeded at Presidio ,V San Francisco, Sept.' 28.r-Weedtng out' of men temporarily or physically unfit to bold offieerships in the new national army continues at fhe second officers' training camp at tha Pre sidio. Two candidates, found to nave physical disabilities, were discharged from camp Thursday. Two others, who could no longer stand the rigors of training, were discharged at their own request. A fifth man waa dis charged when It was found he waa a native of Australia and has not taken out his final citizenship papers.. Fre quent cuts are expected from this tima on. The instruction is proceed ing at such a rapid pace that only men mentally alert and In perfect physical condition can , hope to - gain commis sions. - -' "1 ' ' FIRST JAKIMA' SOLDI VALLEY METROPOLIS North Yakima Plant to Start . .on 100,000 Ton Run of Sugar Beets Coming Month North Yakima, Wash., Sept. 2$. The flrat three carloads of sugar to be produced at the factory of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company at lta new factory hero waa aold Thursday to the Yakima Grocery company Just 4. few hours before an order came from the Tacoma Grocery company for the flrat carload produced. Man ager T. R. Horne made the sale and aaya tha local firm waa Just in-time to get the honor of handling the first output of the new factory. The new million collar factory stands complete except for trans formers needed to atep down tha high voltage for use In the plant, i These are expected October 4, and four daya la reckoned for their Installa tion. Unless calculations fail, the factory will' begin operations on lta big season's run Mondar, October' 8. The company's experts who have ex amined the crop say there will be from 90,000 to 100,000 tons of beets to be handled. Tha crop is scattered from Prosser to Ellensburg and the Northern Pacific has ' set ' aaide the use of an engine and cara for hand ling the beet crop. ' Government to Cut ,: Ocean Freight Rates Washington, Sept. 28. (I. N. S.) Cuts In ocean freight rates in some Instances as high as 75 and 80 per cent were announced today by the United States shipping board. The new rates' will apply on all tonnage requisitioned by the government for ocean service above 2500 tons dead weight carrying capacity. The new rates become operative Oc tober 16 and are expected to save the government millions of dollars in transporting troops and supplies to Europe. The rates are based upon recommendations made, by Balnbridge Colby, who made a lengthy Investiga tion of carrying charges and expenses before presenting bis figures to the other members of the board. , Vallejo Recommends Closing of Saloons Vallejo,1 Cal, Sept 28. (I. N. S.)- rltory adjacent to the Mare island navy yard, "the Vallejo Chamber of Com merce has sent the following request to the navy department at Washing ton: The Vallejo , Chamber of Com merce, by a vote of lta members, re quest the navy department to recom mend -to the president of the United States that an executive order be is sued closing all saloons within the sons of the Mare Island navy yard for the period of the war." Temporary Bridge, Unopened for Fair Salem, Or., Sept. 28. The people of ! Pols county and of Salem were much disappointed . over the failure of the contractors to have the . temporary bridge over the Willamette ready for use during atate fair week. County Judge Bushey said the temporary bridge probably will be ready for traf fic next week. The new inter-county . ' ,u"i A .nea",ea Ior completion cy ' A,u,K,uj?h 19 - T,nt cintact pr,c wa" 1 227.000. of which Polk county will pay 141,000 and Marlon county the oaiance. , . - Portland Fruit Men Are Sued for $1199 Eugene, Or., Sept. 28. Thomas Ayer has commenced suit In the circuit court asking damages in the sum of 81188.80 from the Oregon Fruit com pany of Portland on the grond that they represented to him that they had a market for apples at a certain price and Induced him to buy - the apples and then refused to take or market them. He asks s-that they stand his loss. Houses Of Congress. Honor Late Member Washington. Sept ra. it. K. Both the aenate and the house ad- lournea snortly arter - convening Thursday afternoon out -of. respect to the memory of the late Reifre- aentaUve Ebeneser Hill of Connecti cut who died; Thursday morning at nis . noma in Horwaik, conn. 4 Corses Foea Kills Selt s ' Butte;. 'Mont,' Sept- 28.r-U. ' PJ Alter writing a letter in which he cursod ' persons whom he said oad wrecked hla , home, W, M.- Moyle i at tempted , to kill his i wife, severely wounaea a mena ana committed sui cide here today. . ' - s i Macjeay H Postmaster ' -v,; SUGAR CONCERN CHILDREfl WIN PRIZES AT THE STATE FAIR IN Judges Announce Their Find ings in All Classes Excel Poultry Raisingr: Feeding in ni -.,.- 1 tngS in Ail UlaSSeS tXCepI Salem. Or-'Sept. 28. Prize winners I in the children's industrial cluD con-1 testa at the state fair, with the ex-1 ception of poultry raising and pig feed ing, were announced Thursday, as fol lows: ..: -v-:- -,. :.t. ' : I Corn Growing Junior Blake. Salem, Route 8: Claud Hart. Tvarh Valley; Vera Owens. Medford; Eaxd Dial; La uranae; verta tirover, tagie r-oini. Potato flrowlne Andrew Stevens. Talent,- Route 1; Noah -. Richards,! Beaver; Annie Herat, "aus miy; mar Dial, Lai Grande;- Elmer VAnder beck. Salem, Route . - " vegetable uardeninar ieo . rnoran- on. Ontario: Cecil Tnomcson. untano; Mac Butner. Roaeburg: Cameron Lar-sen,-Astoria; Earl Dial La Grande. . Dairy Herd Record Keeping Allen Jaquet, SUverton; Dillow Smith, Til la- moon; ioya jtox. : Biiverion. , - Baklna Thelma Boettrer. Salem; Catherine Marshall, Gervals; Catherine Schmits, Oregon City; ttoae Alice Stark, Portland, ienta station, route 2, Box 640; Helen Gaffney. Oregon City. . . . - .4 ..... . -; Home" Canninr and Preserving J ones, yairyiew; eta Stevens, xaient; i Alice uoiiara. uervais; viviaa arr, i 1 Vacation' Cannlnc and Marketing- Beatrice Angus, Hood River, 4720 I quarts, truit ana vegetaDiea. . I -.?,?w-ln5'..olvlion """U?,-?! tiZVZrnkttZ." T&r: eth: from. Monmouth: Gladva Caldwell. Jennings Lodge. A I uivjsjon, 2 Aiargarete uonnsen, i aaiem; vera yowma, neppntr; ucue Holdrldsre. Talent: Ava Conner. Sheri- I vHlJ?"1' LOUi" Morsan,,en' ?rgh Farm ana Home uanoicrait, mvi- sion 1 Burton Hutton, , Wilbur; Cecil 1 Ager, jacKsonviue; otto u. tiiume, ai- i bany; Roy. . Martin, Wilbur; Carol I BIVJrtr,lePoPntr- . , . Division 2 Louise Moraansen. TvRh I Vaxie. . ' . M. I Agricultural uuc isxie Aiorgan, x ne Dalles; Rudolph Mullenhoff. Boring; J Walter Mackie. Rickreall; Roy Wal- Derg. uaiiaa. . - "Lucky" Baldwin's . INDUSTRIAL CONTESTS Dailffhter DiVOrCftdl' SundaT' conference will be mo 170UglXLUl XXVUXUUU mentous because it will be the first 1 ; 1 1 '. j Ran Francisco. Sent. 27. David F. Selby, head of theJSelby Investment j compear of Oaklanir, former husband of Mrs. Rozella Baldwin Selby, -ob tained from Superior Judge -William T. Conley la Alameda today a final de cree OS oivurc aao jcuaiuaf ox ineir 7-year-old daughter. : Desertion was charged- This paves the way for the wedding of Mrs. Selby and Don Oil '"urc Tr... J. .7.. 1 raemoer vi v.,vcB. Cora, awuvueu at w. rixoiuiw. I her Claremontjome Mrs. Selby ad-1 " vw, u ,v.vu .v, Gilmore. - I Before her marriage to Selby Mrs. within that distance of the govern Selby was Resell Robinson, an ac- ment buildings. Many enemy residents knomedged daughter of the late E. J. have been attending playhouses within Wholesale Thefts Of Copper Eevealedl Miles City, Mont., 'Sept. 28. (U. -P.) rWholesal. robbery of copper ship- meiiM vu meir way irum xutte mines to Enrland was revealed her today when Lew Jones and James Williams were arrested and bound over to the 17,400 pounds Of copper from a CM in the Melstone freight yards. The two men are alleged to have shipped an-entire car of stolen metal to a Fargo, N. D.. metal dealer. Authorities say their operations ex tended over a period of months and Intimate they will reveal the theft of still greater quantities of the metal. Montana Sheepmen Get Rid of Flocks Missoula, Mont., Sept 28. (U. P.) Montana sheepmen are getting rid of their flocks as rapidly as possible, ac cording to R. J. Dee, traveling freight Pacific. Dee completed a trip through me sneep aistncts toaay. Hit It IHO a ton 1H some nuria nf are shipping their sheep to eastern 10 iceu aurini in winter. A severe winter is forecasted. Only Aliens Favoring War. Secure Papers Butte, Mont.. Sept. " 28. (TJ. p.) Only applicants, for ' citizenship who - . .i ..w ... iul me war m Europe can get their papers In Butte. This was made clear here today when Jtirls-e McC urnan v-renteA mnlv nnftl ot 48 application. for final papers. He closely questioned each applicant on his war -Views. ' V . Fourteen - Thousand for" Mnrnanes ; Boston, Sept. 28. ftecelpts of over Itvvv . were tavaeu ia at tne neneilt same between the Boston Amerinavna and an all-star team of American leaguer, yesterday. The entire pro- ceeda go to the family of the - late T. H. Murnane, dean of American base . j . i . . . . , . . . Si-.- . .il?- - 1 .Cr V1 ui .tinu iucujus w vsuicjus; , ujq same.. . Batchers Win Without Strike) Butte. MonU Sept, 28. (U. P.lA butchers' strike was averted here to day when the union's demand - for . a Il-a-day wage increase was satlsfac- tortly adjusted. The , old scale was 84.80. The- new wage was. not 'made public . " t WHY CARFARE? Choice: 4 and. 5-roora unfujv- -. nished ' apartments in a modero bcick buUdinf, High-class, with modern conTenieijces. ? , t? r 1 Los Angeles .Draft, Boards m uontlict Los Angeles, Sept- J8 (I, NV S.) A. complete tie-up of Log - Angeles draft machinery was threatened Thurs day whan a letter was sent to Gov ernor Stephens threatening the" res ig nation of every local exemption board official unless Joseph Scott, chairman of the district board of appeal. Is re moved from -office. From some time there has been a conflict betweea the federal board and me local oo&ras vu men tenuira j.wr the . draft, and the climax came when Scott sent a telegram to Adjutant Gen eral Borree asking for "peremptory or- flers forthwith' instructing the local boards to obey the orders or me ais trtct board. AIRPLANE PRODUCT N U. S. TO BE SPEEDED, CONFERENCE IS CALLED Manufacturers" of ' Machi nes and Parts to Meet Sunday to Discuss Problems, vr r r r .y ' ureaier rapiaity in airpiane proauc- tlon in, the United States la necessary. It V'wa learned today that this is the real motive for the calling for a con' ference. beginning Sunday, of air air- Plan manufacturers in the United States. Invitations to every manufacturer making any part or an airplane have been sent out broadcast by the air t.t-n ,v.. n. c ciety of Automotive Engineers. The . . vvu hold over until Monday night, if not longer. Standardization of airplane parts is to be discussed. This Is given as the ,MfnmriiMAn hn, will tttlr, stAna r - " , " to speed up America's aircraft output. Prominent makers of airplanes will be called upon to solve questions which seem likely to deter the progress un dertaken -by the aircraft board. Prob lems will be worked out by the manu facturers themselves, meeting of leaders In airplane con- struction In the United States. Ad- dresses wil be made by men high in tne science or tne air. Windy City, Theatres Taboo to 8000 Folk Chicago, Sept. 28. (I. N. S.) Warn- lng them to keep at least half a mile wnv Tmrrt V.o fAr knnt,.. the United States marshal Thursday Danned cmcago's sooo alien enemies from man v at tint th,tr. vrilt ?- - , Beal Estate Transfers Leonder Lewis to Beth' Wlnmilst. L. 23. B. "", Multnomah cemetery.. . .$ IS Henry C. Allehoff and wf. to East Side Mill 'Lbr. Co., L. 1 to 18, Inc.; B. j, ana i io o, inc.; a. X MortB- Tlew ........... 10 . J. Lee to Bose Miller, L. 6, B. 14, Vernon 1 .3. Lee to Jodith Miller, U 6, B. 14, CuZ dbmn 'aid bM. to -Marlon I Sheriff to Mrret D. Killeen. U 2 h. W. Unit and wf.'to Tred WlndleV; L. B, B. 1, Orchard Homes I Slck Olson and wf. tu-Ore J. Strand and wf.. L. 19, B. ft, Kirerslde Add. to Airuna 1,800 Sheriff to C. C. Newcastle, land beg. where center Una. of Lownedale st. ertd. Intersects S. Une of Market st- 17,792 Herbert B. HcBwen and wf. to North western Natl. Bank of rortland, L.. I Oregon Dairy Lands Go. to Emery Q a, , o, is. z, irraau's Bqnare Ada. 10 lk 7, 8, B. 1, Beaumont .. Hydraulic " Co. to Nelaoa lO Lew ta V. Deanl. part ot l. 10, B. 3, In dustrial Center 10 10 951 8,500 800 Meant Hood Batlway Deyelopment do. to Augvaius uoooricn, u, iz, rtuDy ... Sheriff to Oregon Bealty It Tr. Co.. L 8, B. 2. Aronla Adam H. Wright and wf. to Mary H. Haas, L. 13, B. S3, Bossmere Laura M Gamma na to William Lafe, L. . o. a. , sou to fairiawo . C. W. Swoboda and wf . to Central Door & Lor. Co., L. 7, 8. , 10, B. e, axeaoowDrook . . . . . . . . 1,800 10 1,000 1,800 : ' 1 J. M. Burroughs and wf. to Ulysses Jf. Mackey and wf., L. 7, B. 6. Subd. of Tii. Smith' and w to Joseph a and Laura M. Bauer, U l. 2, B. 4, Elmira ........... I 7,8, 9, 10, B. , Meadowbrook...... A. N. Bush et al to A. C. W. Swoboda. It. J, 8, 9, 10, B. 6, Meadowbrook.. Hugh Bowley to Howard 8. Amos, L. 14, lo, VX, a. "A", OuDuroaa llomes Club tract Howard S. Amon and wf. to Balh K. Barnes, et ai, L. 14, la, zu, is. a , Suburhan Hosnes Club tract ; 1 10 10 E. M. Wlngate -and wf. to G. L. Brown et aL L. 1. 2. B. 24. Alameda Park- Q.. It Brow a and wf. to E. M. Wln gate, L. 7, 8, B. 1. Brasee St. Add.. C. Clayton Went i and wf. to James M. Botslord et at, E. w it. it. 1, 8, . i l. une 4,800 I 3oha Middleton and wf. to Henry I c. . :Aki. a. 23 2-a ft. L. 2; n. 20 I ft.- 8, B. 10. Portland . . 10 40 . 10 cnariea v arauaow. auu wi. w aw B.sTetTl to PorriandSst i 2. r. 14. walnut Park The Joseph A. Strowbrldge Bstate Co. to Mary a. sunn, it, oo, ao, a. o. Erroll Uts. 430 10 I John Finer and wf. to colonel b. Freker v tT Vinn1''.0 t e,87 1 '"L S t it i b "a r AV view S; '.V.e. 4,414 2,000 10 - " 12 10 w 8V2SO 10 10 I 6. W. Kenny and wf.to O. L. Winters, - 1 H .,.. IKlILil ?- ..I WalliMi TMtment Co, L. 4344. B 11, U i grory tits. Leon E. Howard and - wf. te Greg-ory InTeatmeot to., L. SS, 40. -B. IT. uresory nu. ..... . ..... , H. r. Soren and wf.j to Levi Bodluo, It. 10. 20, 21. also it. 19. 20, 21. 22, B. 90, all ia Point view ........... ; W. H. Cook to Title Xrnst Co.. U 12 tn Kent : . O. J. Kelson and wf. to lira. Bra JVnd h7 to rt w! i $mrt and wf., H. w ft. L. 8, B. 24. 1 Brentwood ........ .................. A. C. ttaggemaa et ai.io vnaries a. MjeraT l 17, 8. B. 58. Sannyslde JfEXV TODAY Double Suite v 8th Floor Offices -1 k A j: Very desirable. Journal bldg. Reasonable - rental. :: Call 311 Tourtial building-. NEW TODAY-; MORTGAGE LOANS Any amount on lmnroved cltv and I farm 'property! will consider good I uuuaing . oans The Lawrence Company Main 691B. IBS th St. A-J8H. MEE-JIXO NOTICES 41 OREGON CIRCLE No. ltl. Women of -. wooacraiu ' jaemoert are requesiwi to attend funeral services of our-late row teaiuraayj, at 3 -o ciocK, ai tn i residence parlors ot J, P. FinleyA Co.,1 S Montgomery at 5th, B. B. Brintxen-1 tnsailm,61 jaeaeBri JUrSh! Pns. cnarms. jaeger ros.. ui-a ato. MARRIAGE LICENSES Delbert V. emahlser, 20. 14M Kanngtworth are., dty, Beatrice Koowltoa, 2u. ltofc . &UI-I el a! DeTln 25 swrnr Or Edith E. Miller. 1ft. 1302 kL 8th at. N.. dtT Thorn M, Kirbjr, legal. Maltnomah station. Or., Matilda Kldgwajr. legal. 2009 B. Cooes t.,- dty. Arto H. Well, legal. 612 Hancock st., city, Bath B. Thayer, legkl. 780 E. VamhlU t city. Austin Drue UcUindley, 21, 918 K. Main St., dty. Florence C. Bnmell. 22, 1 B. Main St., city. - Fred Baeser. legal. 405 S. 12th st. N.. city, Gladys Mabella. Applegate, legal, ' 1434 Wis teria are., city. ; William J. Hauselman, legal, 1817 Delaware eve., city, Harriet Boss Clairmore, legal, 101$ wooney t.. city. tortTr apwS, & JkJk M" M'l i . A." V aim, 23. WW-15. JKltn'St., oouin Portland, Esther Louise . UarlsoB, 21. 1253 K. TaiSahUl at., city. 1 Albert B. Vorbea, 28, 85 Nebraska St., Elisa beth E. McCarthy, 27, 89 Nebraska st. C. E. CargUl, 30, (03 Kelly St., Adell Pred well, legal, 1037 Belmont st. Ferdinand O. Myers. 39. 639 Tlbbets St., Jeanne Lewis, 28, 839 Tlbbets st. Albert K. Wlesendanger, 24. 1902 Berkley St., Cteo V. Foubert. 20. 6821 87th st. 7L'wS2$iX BU Phlaeas H. Hammond, legal. 1244 Barrage St., Ana M. Burgea, legal, 1235 Delaware at. Osro HolloweU, legal. 873 E. Hot St., Mary Etta Boss, legal, 124 E. 24th sU Lloj-d W. Suilth, 27, 1S8 12th U LUUs Mar lowe Hopains, ii, ius iwa Forrest C. Markham. 22. Mlddleoert. Wash.. I Karlirrn MorthroD. 22. . M. C. A., dty. . Percy J. Bailey, 26, 1747 Wilson St.. Basel E. Ooldren, 24, 148 B. AlberU St. Lester BayleU Smith, legal, 411 E. Morrison st., eBatrlce P. Dalsell, legal, Clifford hotel. SMITH & CO. Morgan bldg. DKESa SUITS for rent, ell sixes. Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark at.' DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 PI.A NCI CH September 27, at the resideace, 808 North Twentieth, Ana Plancich, age 2 years, beloyed wife of Frank -Plaaclch, and U'l. rf. I nTrr h residence tomorrow (Saturday), September 20, 1 at-8:30 a. m.. thence to St. Patrick's chorch earner Nineteenth ana BSTier sireeis. woe Bmss will be offered at 0 o'clock. Friends In vited. Interment at Mount Calvary cemetery. Dunnlna; & McEntee, funeral dlrectom. X:iXr Belied wife of Jacob Wlsmer mother ot snoe " Stlni asT s Mra L. Drsae. Walter. Otto and Joha Wlsmer, I ciats. Apply at once, stating age, x-C5- i ikrf ..5 svS. wSmer weTience and eaUrry desired. Good Funeral' serTlces will be ' held at the German iTeaoyienan caurcu mi ixuuu; v Hundav. Heotember 80. Interment at Bethany 5WeJ1Ia?ery' -HrnIUnU or Miller A Tracey. , HILDAHL At 9003 Woodstock avenue, Sep- temoer , jaeiua ' xtcixv nuuatii, . mw months, dausrhter of Axell and Alice HlldaU. Funeral senrice will be cnadncted Satwday, Beptember W, K s P. ? .. S chapel or A. !. wony, . vneTunrret Mt SU krkl cemetery. QANZBMILLEBThe funeral serricea. of the late Imini Gaflsemiucr will be neia satar- day, September 29. at 2 p. m.. at the residence MtabllaEment of J. P. Flnley A Son, Montgom- err at Fifth. Friends inTlted. lntenueut at Lone Fir cemetery. - WELLS In this city, September 28, at her late residence, 46Z 'xwenty-tnira street norui Anna TT.rrlet Wells', ased 67 years. The re The re- mains are rniucuw c-l-""""'r ,p. Flnley ASon. Moauomery atiifth. IoUee IT ' " . , . r; - ijoi ai nis jam j"iucy", a w " ; and Mrs. WO. Nii. Fnne.re wUibi (held at P. U Letch, undertaking parlors. Bast Eleyenth and Clay streets, Saturday at 10 a m. ; Friends lnrlted. cvf r-rvr i - this rlt-r. iteotember 23. Bey. I Ee-bert It. Smith, ace 72 years. Notice of I I nn-m imtm Rinulni are at the resldental ! ntrinr of Miller A, Tracey. WaehinctOB at I Ella street - FIA1RISTS CLARK BROS., Florists, 287 Morri son st. Main or A-1805. Tine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. MAKT1N At xOKHitei CO., Florists. 864 Wah Main Cfi9.-' A-1268. FlowSrs ior ail occasions a.tiatca'y arrmgwi. MAX M. tjMlTH. Florist. 141Bttt at. FUNERAL D1RECTOB3 Edward Bolmaa - ' W. J. Belmaa See. . Pres. '- J. E. Weriein, tress. ' . . . THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. ESTABLISH t,D 1STT Third street- cor. Salmon A MODERN SPACIOUS' FAMILY BOOM WITH PRIVATE ENTRANCE LADY. ASSISTANT Phones Main )7. A-1S11 J. P. FIN LEY & SON Progressive Funeral Directors. Private Drive Women Attendants. Montgomery at Fifth. Main. - A-KM. A. D. Ken worthy Co. Tabor 6287.' 8802 8 2d it, Lents. Tabor 6896 64th st. and Foster Road. Arista. Dunning & McEntee 'Sffittffik f,T", 4,ti ij?m 't; J,? .taru Brpitdwy 480. A-4668. Lady assistant. r- r r.. r r o uuiiuuig,! invi The Golden Rule Undertakers. 414 E Alder st. Phone East 62. B-6226. East 64, Lady Assistant. Wilson & Ross C-8166. Multnomah at Seventh at. ' 1 East 781 1 CDOU Mrs.' Larch, B-188S Undertaker. UCIIVII '. Assistant. E.; 11th and ' Hawthorne, , Chambers-Kenworthy Co. . 111! Kerby " st. 1 Wdln. ,8806. C-118S. PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J. urosKopr, . zunerei director. Wdln. 1940. C-1168. Kllllngsworth and Kerby. MILLER et TRACET, Independent Fu- B40e8iO S a't Ella CM 1?M Y M 64Q. wasa. at Ella. M. 2661. A-7885 Ai n ewar a;tiMirai.ir CICVAPQ Undertaking Co. Mala 4lii, Or tV C.OA-2221. Cor. 8d and Clay Breeze Sp Snook mSff' HAMILTON ieralIb4i?V R. T. Byrnes, new residence establt 861 Williams ave. 'Wdln. 820. C-1943. BiONtJ3fENT8 PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. 264-266 4th st.. opu. city hall. Main 8644. MAUSOLEUMS VRiverview 'Abbey r MfllKfttPlim - . ; . . . . - fittocn qiock. ynone proaowiTjai, LOST "AND FOCKO 21 THIS following articles were found on cara.or Foruana tiauway. juignt at. Power company. suitcases, I baskets. gloves. 1 water melon, luncn ooxea. z mis. ; cloture. 1 .key. 1 valise.. ! go-cart. 1 sack rult. 1 shoe heel, 1 pr; gloves. a pas. curuuua, A yuww, : a vb. 2 purses. S eptember $T, 1917; 6 umbrellas, 10 mis. pkgs.. 1 hat pin, 1 doll. 1 book, X euitcaae, z luncn ooxes, i pr. ruooers, pr, glasses, i purses, - 2 valises. 1 rope, 1 necklace. 1 ear-ring. owners may ooiin LOST - Gintleman , combination card mnA w.unwftir Mnt,inini pun a tn,r mr KTHTinn. rency, papers and check. Finder please return to Pettis-Grossmayer Co, 50 Wilcox-bldg. Reward. LOST off, a transfer truck, bet. 27th . and Brasee st. Tabor and Mississippi, ! a bundle of e-ras rugs. Finder please i call Wdln. 48857 LOST Electric spot light on East 4l& at. near Holgate, Monday evening. Call 173 Hawthorne. Phones East 4160 or &-IZIT FOUNDLaundry sack at 19th and j Morrison, containing towels. Inquire 90 Thurma-n. LOST Chester White sow 8 weeks old.. Tabor 2181. . Liberal rewkrd. GOLD cuff button, old. English "F. B-1262. . HELP WANTED MALE X WANTED Wilson Bros. Log- ging, Co., Independence, Wash., wants men to work on skldroads, - rail rba'i;-grades and section. Wages $3.75 per day; : board $6.30 per week. Modern camp. Take 0-W. Railway, ' ADVISORT tAKD KMPLOTMKNT DE PiBTMF.NT V M C. A We can place young men with abil ity. Constant calls coming for the man who can deliver the goods. A Y.-M. C A. membership costing $5 guarantees von will secure employment or refund of f Also arlvea vou 2 montbs' full privileges. 10 months. social ano use of this department for- I year. See Secretary J. W. Palmer. WANTED AT ONCE. BOYS v With or Without Wheels MAKE 840 TO 890 MONTH. Learn Trade. Chance for Advancement. , A. L. WIST RAND, 268 OAK, ST. WANTED Good salesmen, canvaasiug among farmers, scnooi aisricts, ana .mail towns, selline the COMMON SENSE WATERLESS TOILET. Should make from liuv to xzu a oay It is guaranteed or money refunded. COAST CULVERT & FLUME CO.. Portland. Or. RHODES BROTHERS, require the -erviceb ot JPerlenced j positions open for rrght kind of men. BOTS. 1 to IS. Apply between and I 21 m .jPerlntendenfs office. j Basement Balcony, Meier & Frank. Co. KTKD Reliable' younsr. man be- is and 18 year of as-e to 'V : ZZ-f .Tore: must tkve refer - enceV Apply at Nob HUI Pharmacy. 1 mm uii.B p-. WANTErNeat refined manbeuaO ,hr itratlon nn reblrwr,,vtl??. "JS Tih rwhf men's clothes; a. good job f Of the , right man. XX-412. JOurnaL - AUTOMOBILE. machlnisL Must be thoroughly experienced and furnish heat of references. Apply managers office 9 to 11 a. m.. ss is. 7th at. w. JANITOR and wire, lignt work, in ex- W Change for apartment. rooms and I bath, inquire i xtouuey ere, or n, ji Cross, Oregon city. FURNISHING goods salesman also Apply Simon . Salvage Store, 1st and Alder. - PHYSICIAN wanted to take charge of an established practice while owner la away 8 months at American Lake. Call 669 Morgan bldg. BRIGHT boy over 18 years, to learn . trade of lithograph, pressman, uooa wages while learning. Bushong & Co., il farn st. WANTED Grocery salesman to solicit fmUIa hntl find lars-n eanium. J er-. Furnish reference- and age. L- I aoR TAnm,l STRONG boy wanted, over lti. Port land Furniture Mfsr. Co.. 1249 Ma cadam roaa,. ruiton car. HIGH school boys over 17 years of age to work on Saturdays. Apply Simon Salvage Store, 1st and Alder. PICTURE FRAMER Must understand - matWUK. - DC ui icieinivu rcillUIW, Answer,' X-4 14. Journal. MEN. boys for factory work. Apply ;a peraon to general timekeeper. Amer ican Can Co., lth and Thurmaa. ! YOUNG boy to work on dairy. 818 a month, room ana boara, yue 7Hin st. S. E V ' OFFICE boy wanted. 16 yeais or over. 801 Fsbciric ueiepnone piag. COATMAKEK wanted. Nicoll, the Tailor. 108 za st, for furniture work. VaI- entlne Mfg. Co. 600 IS. Lincoln. BOYS wanted, all day work. Apply Central library, mtn anq lamniu. . HELP WANTED-r-3IISC. 4tf HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL. 468 Hawthorne Ave. In this school you actually do the work. Learn by EXPERIENCE and nrnn that tou have learned the busl- uess before you leave the schooL It is I not tneoryi j j, PRACTICE that makes I you a vaiuaoie man. NUMBER young women and men antd to nreoaxe for telegrauh 'service to help fin vacancies caused by unusual araiting men ior war. a-v sitlonS ruaranteed. Call or write. Tel. graph-lept.i room owe j-m.na.mm. uiun, Learn expert-; ACCouNTtNa. v" LOW COST AND EASY TERMS. jJa SALLE, EXTENSION UNIVKR- p 0 BOX 11 48f PORTLAND. OR. BILLING E DICTAPHONE OPERA , , , TORS I Complete course given: position se cured. BHERIXJJ1V. worceexer u.ug, r vranu. 1 IJOaKN to oe aa ouiuuintui vlf J tician. The De Keysef Ins Xi Itute of tometry. Columbia.' bldg. Also re- nlng eiasses. 1 OREQOtJ Law School - opena - Oct 6, I w i.vV Ml,r -a -nA- Morrison. Phom m I a t.1Ja "9 A liAvtHaMti Uiiama EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Day. b eve. classes, esa oranasre. wfg Kl Hot. made suits S8.t3 Tailor. 2t BumsMe MISS DECKER'S PRIVATE BUSa- HELP V ANTED KtMALK Z WANT girl to take care of small rro- eery ana eontectionery store. c;ail 694 Alberta St., after 4 p. m. today.T EXPERIENCED mangle girls.. Palace Laundry, E. 10th and Everc HELP WANTED FEMALE ,3 ' (Continued) TEIPHONE.OPEaiATORa - Parma - . sent positions for young women; salary paid while learning; Apply Pa cific Tel. & Tel. Co. sixth floor. Park and Oak stav betweea tf:S(f a, m, and S:S0 P. m. WOMEN- and irtrls for factory wora. Apply in peraon to general time keeper. American Can Co, 14th and rnurman. Vv jim i'tui Experienced chocolate dlD-I A 1 1 . . , . tK ill a 1 - . - n's.r'iJKii.iNCHiu saleswomen for rib- I Don aepartment. Apply superintend- I enfs office, to 10 a. m Olda, Wort- man fc K.ing. WANTED Girl for general houae- wora. 3 in xamuy, gooa wages. Mrs. C. f . Berg, 1124 Frannun mU Main 7088. WANTED Girl for housework. WANTED Middle aged woman for delicatessen. Ouod wages for rood worker. East S17. GOOlJ girl, assist 1 general housework ana coo King. .Many privileges, uooa home. 681 Marshall st. EXPERIENCED sewing machine op- erators and aDDrenticea. Utility Garment Co.. 167 lat st - HELP WANTED 2HAJLE AND FEMALE 29 STUDY bookkeeping, shorthand, teleg- rapny, saieameusnip, uoriilD branches, at an accredited school. Write or phone Main 690 for cata logue; graduates guaranteed positions. unburn iiav- vv a rt auaiKiatia COLLEGE. 187 4th at- bear Morrison. 1 mnim iMra collesi? Est. 1893. 80 schools. Summer rates. Fay while learning. 284 Burnslde St. OREGON Barber College will teach vou the barber trade in 8 weeks: tools free; scholarship diplomas Riven;! paid while learning; positions guaran- I teea; tuition reuui.ru. . jaaaison. MOHLEK BARBER SCHOOL Teachea men and women the barber trada in 8 weeks. vinr a dlDloma. scholarship, tools. Paya while learn ing. 2S4 coucn. SITUATIONS MAIiE EXPERIENCED, reliable yoyng 1? desires DOOsCKeeuixist or Bimiian.r vnrlr "wiiitrinflr trvniit S hAiira Hsi I OiOl OllVCS . 1 gUUU&UlB. v A"B8U JUUr MIDDLE aged man wants bookkeeping. second bookkeeper, or any kind cj clerioal or office work. The very best references. Room 321 Hoyt hotel. WANTED Home for 13-year bov with good family, consider adoption if wanted. Woodlawn 719. or 463 E. Jes- sup st. - WiMTfnnK.nn fa rm .t.XH u perienced farm work; no mllklnjr. X-417. Journal. YOUNG man over draft age living at nome wouia iiko steaay inaiae work. uooa woraer. c-2134. A-l CARPENTER, builda and repairs, cneap, ,py contract, wan wain, lac. PA1NT1M1, tinting si room up; paper- hanglnar 31.50 room up. ar. Pig - SITUATIONS FEAJALE rtoaltion as housckeener in or near city; no objection to ennoren, Z-831, Journal. WANTED The managing of a room in e- house for small salary and ' BDartment. Mr a. oeo. w. Burnett. 390 i Salmon st. FRENCH lady, native of Paris, wishes yuyia. anttr. ogou, alter a p. m WOMAN want, day work. Mar. 2672, URESSSIARIIVU 40 LADIES' suts cleaned, pressed, re . paired or made over, reasonable prices. Phone Mar-. 3992. Mrs. Black, 186 Park st. NURSES tfU EAST SIDE SANITARIUM Specialls- lns in .maternity cases, we are equipped with the latest apparatus for giving nlcrous-oxlde gas in obstetrics, better and safer than twilight sleep. Special rates. Information, call or phone E. 6087, B-2632. 868 Hawthorne ave.. at 28th. - FURNISHED ROOMS By weeklTIUlC l5)nB31T(ffl8 By Month 12.00 Up. U milt IBJUBUiSO IUfB.88.00 Up. trictly modern. Under new managnt. 12th and Stark sts. Broadway 6822 RYAN HOTEL, ANNEX, 26V 6th, brick bldg., hot ana - cold water. steam beat, transient, opp. city nau. M-9376. HOTEL FRANCES iNJCe BLtSBIU uvaieu , UUUl., mm.ttv and up. 162 W. Park (and Morrison). HOTEL OCKLEY. Marrlson at 10th. KATJUS aoo aay up. weeaiy z up. Running water.' Free phones and bath. RYAN iiOTEL ANNEX, 26 8 4s Fifth. xsncK uiUK-. uvi uiu wi aic . ,101111 heat, transient Opp. City Halt. M. 9878. ROOMS and apartments 4n modern hotel, 21.76 week snd up. 466 Alder. 81.60 WEEK up. clean, warm, modern fur, rms.. central, une K-ing. jet. THE HAZEL Furnished rooms, steam heat, running water. i5 a st. FURNISHED R0051S WXUTATX TA10I.T 70 NICELY furnished, large room, with lMiilnr Dorch. 'beat, bath and llrht. reasonable. 884 College, Call evenings after 6 . - ... FURNISHED rooms, bath, beat, rea nnahl. ? Fro nf. FURNISHED room In a C. 8 borne. Walking distance. Main 4681. RbOMii ASU hOAKD t.1 pnnM anri board 1 01 business . air Is: modern conveniences. - walking dis tance. 68.BO.wk. 12 K 7th st. East 47I. The Martha Washington. 89 Kath,. for a 1 1 t , mm Jk am Mkm am U am e 19K1 THE MANITOU. 261 18tb. -Homelike, steam heat; good t-oard. rees. M. 267 BOOMS AND BOARD 72 WANTEL-hildren f rem 1 to 16 to care' for; motners care, jrnone aaar shall 4624. .. ROSEBUD- HOME A fine .home for children. - Kast eevs. ' . -CHILDREN to board in private home, Phone East Z48. IfOUSEKEKPINO ROOMS TTrBxTxascxo Airs vTwrvrnMinxxo CHEERFUL room, complete house keeping. 8 week. Free ainen. elee- trie light, steam neat ana coo Kins; g-as. DtnnUon Apta, 84th and Belmont Sannyslde car. ' THs. DEL MONTE. Attractive S room suites complete for housekeeping; also single rooms, 167 Stoot St., nar Wash. Mar. 4866. ROTCREST, "176 Ifth-Single : rooms complete for- housekeeping. Use . of piano. n.n.m A ne Free bath, not. cold water 401 1st st FOUR furnished H E rooms 8. , 4 12 Vancouver ave. BOLlsKKEKFLNa BOOIi 73 VTJBJaZSHXX AWP FSZTATS TAICZXT $10 TWO neat clean furnished IL K. rooms. . inciuams uiau pnone, cam 839: out of town. Call H road war 280 ho. 1 1. tween 8:30 a, m. and 6:80 p. m. IViS.?; gf,roauway "' ; WANTED Woman to care for 1 smvl I a nruxt ;' . children. No waahlng Inquire 187 W. SM,ii.ou55: ?ll?fii XM ,ln m ov4 ;- Parlr ... I HOUSEKEEPIXO ROOMS 7JI - OoBtiaed " - ' wi - EAN. Ught H. K, rooms. distance, isi itih , (ii'u,.i.A. TWO extra larae front H. If. "room' Urge front H K. room,' Call, see them. - 305 H ' 3d. low rerrt. FOR KENT HOUSES VlTX-tTMrXBKZD Portland's Larreai Rental Office LET US LOOK ATER YOURS- lOAitiSAW COMPANY. -n.i No. 7 Chamber of Commerce blag- N 4th and Stark sta. I TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS h wva 4Vuui OCITiVS POrfle - - - - - r " ' - w.- wraum 1 nh, 1 1 "" mi- roruioa nauway, iagbi wwer 6 ROOMS. 782 Alberta su. cor. 2 1st l. over erocerv nor, rent h -. -- Apply at grocery or M. Burk. 247 f Washington st. - - ;. -U.rt1 RTaHT- MWtm mAi1.H -..It.l.' T1 ?l " , w ... '"unci (i .iwuw, n iai 11 uioiniuD, vuuice location, west siae. quire 2S East Stark. 1 KOOM modern house, good ior -l ' families. 864 E. 2d t. innnir. ,-a.v - house. - , $16 6-KOOM house, walking dlatancel freshlv tinted. 888 Grand v n Woodlawn 4748. 6I.r0?ibHn?l??l il0.month-. . Mia or vau a e ernnsjer niag. 9 KOOMti, 1 litn, near i.ayior. a.aa( io. - t - -: FURNISHED HOUSES 30 1 15, FURNISHED house, 4 rooms, J7i Mill; 2 furnished H. K. rooms, ill Mill, $10. SIX room house, electricity, gas. t:ur nace, cement basement, big attic East 1828. FOH RENT 7 modern, plan room house, strictly-. modern, piano, all nicely xurniahed; . will lease. Phone East 238. 827.60, CLEAN, ruodern, completely - rurnished 7 room house. 2 bedroom.- - Furnace. Tabor 4679. C; MODERN 4 room cottage, E. 26th near ' B. f. car snops, fn. East 822s. . FIVE room furnished house, 31u. - 783 Williams ave. Woodlawn 410. LAURELHURST home. 161 E. , 43d, : 222.60. Vacant Oct. 1. 6 ROOM bungalow, best furniture. Al moaern improvements. Aiairt) wam. FURNISHED 6 room house. Tabbr I 6 ROOM modern. Main 8976. - I jjs' - m.. I r- - I a am a w a to see atwiMmsi ivisninrinn Him Kins? yures -- - I . A few S and 4 room apta. left. Every modern convenience. I White maple floors, electrlo ranges,' wane ensmeiea apartments, -j VILLA ST. CLARA ' ' 12th and Taylor i- .' Modern, completely furnished apt, ' Walking distance; references. ! ."' DAVENPORT APTS.. 606 Jefferson aL i Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms; fireproof brick building; strict-. ly moaern; tree pnone; reasonable.- - Main 6436 JINROSK APARTMENTS rlMnJ .ii. k.t V( r itn mmA TI1 . 1 rnont; new 1 and 8 rooms, completely- rur.; solid DricK oidg.; wnite enamei and mahogany finish walking rllsfo. aev-m V-veAV -,' aW . heat, private baths, closets, phones. De. slrable location .Reasonable, Main IQ. 1 PENINSULA APTS. C-1170. Concrete, bid sr.. 2 and 8 rooms, hot and cMd water, baths, phone, sfm heat. 61? up , JULIANA APTS 46 Trinity placev t rm. fur., front, rteautuui view: also 2 and 4 rms.. reasonable. Msr.- 686. -j NICE 3 rooms and bath in the Alt. E. 29th and Asn. sis; new oiag.. an outside rooms. L!!" BENSON APTS., 205 N. 20th St, Ne' lv furnished 8 room ants., welkins-: distance references. Marshall 4448, THE ALCO, E. Couch, and Union ave.' Nicely furnished 2 room apt . strict-! ly modern, reasonable. Kayt02. - 8-4-6 ROOM FURNISHED APTS. v THE DEZENDORF 208 16th St., near Taylor. Marab 128 MAGNOLIA APTS.. E. Sd and Belmont. Modern 1 and 8 room aptir, $1.60 pes' week up: sleeping rooms. East 212. HISLOP HALL, E, 6th and Hawthorne, Modern 1, z ana room apis.. i2.ss up. Waiaing distance East 162, ROSE FRIEND APTS., cor. Bway and . Jefferson. Elegant unfr. apts, best service. Walking dla. Marshall 1410. NOKOMIS, 665 Marshall. Modem ,2-V room furnished, private bath, dress ing room and phone. $16 to $22.60 - -: AMERICAN and Marlorough. mod. 4, 6, 6 r. apts. Mar. 8280. M. 616. A-2670 FOR RKSTnjAin in , I " III l l - " , ,l I -I "I . LOWER 6 rooms and screened sleep; Insr porcb. modern and . dean. 4 E. 42d st., Hawthorne car; good lo cality; furnace, aty next door. Altt UNFURNISHED flat, 9 rooms, modern. steam heat, janitor service, 6 min utes' walk to business center. $61 UU- san St., cor. 17th st. - MODERN 6 room flat, 294 Margin at. 3 diocks soutn 01 jaroaa way onage, ; foot of Halsey. $14, including water. East 8612. - v X FIVE room, clean, upper, 406 Vi BroaU way south. Reasonable. Optn SundA. Marsnall 805. FIREPROOF upper flat,, convenient walkins- distance, cheap. . 181k. and Salmon. Main 8596.- :- -;- -".-: THREE room flat; beat, light an4 water. 66 E 22d at. S ; -. STOKEH AND OFFICE! s t 11 STORE, 4 Uving rootna above. 1271 Macadam st. Manufacturing distrist Goqd place for grocery, bee M. Burk, S47 Washington st, u iUH Kti.l' -MlSCELLHtvOCU 3J CHICKEN plant with- acre of ground. Tabor 4811 from: 16 to 6. r j y DUCK shooters wanted ' Malrr- 81 65. WA.Mn.ia-.ro UhJs f WANTED To rnt 8 or 9 room house: suitable for 2 families. .Piece to keep a cow. Mair. 771 . -t- --....v,... tOkt HALhr-tlUtatLb a FOR SALE OR 'EXCHANGE . V Lots 7 and 10, block Sunnyside, $8 l-8sl0v feet (paved "street end ce , ment sidewalk. 110 6 E. YamhUl st. Large 2 story . 7 room house semt- . modern), lair condition, -v surrounded. ; on three sides by r large, beautiful -shade and - fruit trees; also grape, arbor, shrubbery and rosos. . Ons of best. located and most sights' ly properties in bunnyside, block o car.-stores and market. " . ' . .... - : Price 13600: mortgage 11806 t;;t : - C. W. HA XHh Rb'f . Owner. i 24 Stark at. Main 442y, A-4488. FOR SALE One large 2 room bouse and one large room,; bouse with bath an4 large pantry; v'price 8120. Applr to Mrs. Ruth Darnell, box 8 H 2, Kalama, Wash. ' - " A '. BEAUTIFUL nome- in Rose ; City A Park at a price that lav astounding ; deal - direct with .owner. - Woodlawn - 2866.- $ 1 2 00, - tTEBM8,V KW - ROOM bouse, double floors basement, gas, chic ken ; park,, gara ge, - j 1 00x1 0 0 : cor ne r, fine soil. Tabor 1118. ' FO K ,. HA LEOood . 1