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k THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 2. 1918.
SMALL RESIDENCE
PROPERTY SHOWS
GROWING ACTIVITY
Volume of Sales Quite as Large
- as Has Been Reported for Six
Day Period in Months.
LOT MOVEMENT FALLS OFF
Inexpensive Improved Holdings
- Within Striking Distance of
, Shipbuilding Plants Sought.
Another rrlt of heavy buying In the
mall residence line wu the outstand
ing feature of the local market in real
estate for the paat week. In spite of the
fact that a holiday intervened, the
volume of aalee of email property was
quite as large. as has been reported in
any six day period for several months.
The Portland real estate market is
moving in a different direction under
war conditions. The purchase of va
cant lots has fallen off to a marked
extent, while the buying of small im
proved holdings within striking dls-i
est continues.
The following are among some of
the moderate priced dwelling proper
ties changing hands the last week:
Laurelhirit Properties Sold
Eugene Miles sold to E. A. Muck an
Improved quarter block described as
lots and 7, block 1, Caples addition to
fit. Johns. Consideration $4600.
Fred C. Drews purchased the house
and lot on Chestnut Hill from Harold
1L Read. . Consideration $3000.
A. C. Stevens took title from E. F.
Balgemann of lot 19, block 102, Laurel
hurst. This site Is improved with a
small dwelling. The consideration la
.full was 4000.
Another Laurelhurnt parcel to change
hands was tot 23, block 61. which was
isold by the Nedra company to P. II
Buchhols for f 4200.
j O. A. Benedict sold to Mattle Pansen
a house and lot described as lot 8.
block 6. Strube's addition, for $3000.
!" Mrs. Josephine Evans purchased from
; J. 'E. Shears lots 6 and 7 in block 7,
( Cherry Park.
Cottage to Cost 15800
j '. Small residence construction was not
so ' active last week as shown by the
; volume of building permits Issued from
' the office of te city building bureau;
' there were, however, quite a number
of new homes authorised.
Architect Manson White announced
inn cnmniHiinn ni ninnH Trvf" n. u .17.
MMa nn, , n . ... .......
vuw wiwtjr willing v w vtj cicv:icu iur ft
; client .at 796 Kant Sixteenth street
north. . The building will cost approxi
mately $5000.
F. N. Cate obtained a permit for the
erection of a bungalow at IS Simpson
street to cost $2000.
Ground was broken at 608 Fifty-fourth
irwh vr n. uno mury uweiiing oy x. 2.
r Williams. The completed house will
cost approximately $4000.
Father and Sons Put
$92,000 Into Farms
Corvallls. June 1. The Tuays, re
cently from Arizona, Invested $92,000
this . -week in Benton county farms.
The family consists of the father, W. A.
Tuay, and Edward and Walter. Ed
ward Tuay bought the George Brown
ranch, located one mile north of Cor
vallls. comprising 312 acres, for which
he paid $50,000. Walter Tuay took title
to the Lee Anderson ranch of 234 acres,
located near Peoria, for a considera
tion, of (14,600. The father bought the
Munson place of 370 acres, near Halsey,
for whlcrt he paid $27,500.
1200 Acre Ranch Is
Bought for $60,000
Elgin.- June 1. One of the largest
recent real estate transactions affect
ing Eastern Oregon was the purchase
last week by the firm of Galloway
Brothers of this county of the prop
erty known as the lllndman farm, lo
cated two miles southeast of Elgin,
This farm embraces 1200 acre, nearly
half of, which is under cultivation. The
consideration involved in the deal was
$60,000,. reported to, be all cash.
Pigeon Takes Njews to Mother
' Mttaburr. Pa.. .India 1 it v c
To notify his. mother of his safe arrival
&t' rimn "Rilll" K'Himinn raluul a
homing pigeon that he had carried with
him. In four hours after the young sold
' ler arrived at Fort Thomas, Covington,
, iiis momer nere was notinea.
"Where to Get It"
KEMMERER and
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
. unAiijko a nasi HUWlblU
ram M V a won a m mmarmt & w- wwsi
" tVAUk HKA8UN AM UB.
. ; . . i&(0mv
tMl S44 B-1344.
HBurn Uw Ftmou
Castle , Gate, Utah, Coal
: - economy rcir,. co.
, Mine Aot
' Kut 214 B-234S.
?" St GRAND AVENCE.
TIPS .TO THE HOME OWNERS
Sellwood IS
B-llli
OREGON DOOR CO.
J"SASH AND DOORS .
, - Oeaeral Hill Work Jy-:
reel Spokaae Aveaae. Pertlaad, Or.
General Insurance
BONDS
McCargar, Bates & Lively
V.on Building xin 163, A-2694
PIGEON IN POSITION
TO TAKE ITS FLIGHT
At
1
Carrier, pigeon In position for flight,
as held by soldier trained for send-
Ing bird on its' way.
AT AMERICAN LAKE
Jimmy Dunn Visits Camp and
Watches Work of Experts Un
der Lieutenant Delhauer.
Pigeons which have been inducted into
military service at Camp Lewis are
adopting themselves to camp discipline
and training in a manner befitting their
nationality, according to Jimmy Dunn,
president of the Oregon Racing Pigeon
club, who visited the government loft at
American Lake recently, and was shown
the work of- the feathered unit of the
signal service by Lieutenant Ray R.
Delhauer.
Fourteen men, selected for .their pre
vious knowledge in handling, the homing
pigeon, are attached to the loft at Camp
Lewis. Since these men are not always
easy to' find, classes are 'formed in
which men are taught how to handle
the birds. Common pigeons are used
for this purpose, as incompetent han
dling injures the feathers of the flying
birds.
Qalek Flights Are Made
"Some of the men think they have a
brick in their hands Instead of a bird,"
says Sergeant Thompson, formerly a
member of the Seattle Raving Pigeon
club, "so We let them practice on scrub
pigeons." The sergeant exercises the
birds by taking them 10 miles away by
motorcycle, instead of al. owing them free
run. This Insures quick trapping, neces
sary when the birds are carrying mes
sages.
Five birds were trained recently for
division problem seven miles from
camp. Sergeant IL L. Roush informed
Mr. Dunn, two of which made the dis
tance in seven minutes, two In eight
minutes and one in nine.
A message sent to the Seattle Times
was received within 11 minutes from the
time of liberation, being taken first by
runner from the camp loft to headquar
ters and from there wired to Seattle.
Pigeon Farm Maintained
Lieutenant Delhauer is well satisfied
with birds which Portland fanciers have
sent the government The blue pigeon
shown in the picture was bred by E. H.
Bauer of Portland and is used by the
lieutenant in demonstrating proper han
dling in hla classes.
A book on the homing pigeon and its
military value will be published shortly
by Lieutenant Delhauer. The lieutenant
maintains a loft In Nogales. Aris.. at his
own expense in an endeavor to induce
military authorities to accept the homing
Pigeon lor signal service. Many of the
officials looked upon the pigeon as a
joke at first, according to Lieutenant
jieinauer. and thought it was a childish
Lobby. It was not till after the battle
of Verdun that army men recognised the
vaiue or tne homing pigeon.
me ion at Camp Lewis Is used mainly
to train men to handle the bird on the
war iront.
ST.
MAKING ELABORATE
N PLANS
Real Estate Men of Country
to
Meet in Missouri Metropolis
June 17 to 20.
Elaborate
. . .w.i m arcing luwig
lomiors OI Bt. JjOUIS for the
entertainment of delegates to the 11th
annual convnntlnn n.f iu n a
sociaMoh of Real Estate Boards, to be
m lnat e,ty June l"th to 20th.
uni COmflfl TTOm TMa Ul.onn.t
. . . , ihouiui IIICUUIAI-
IIS tna t (h, ct-to m m .
e vuuuicu mr me
National Realty Association will afford
an opportunity for a wider discussion
of matters Twrtinii ...i
than has been arranged for any former
satnenng or real estate people
IT! the AmArlnn thAatw Vw nram
. mj TVlIllUn
M. Garland, proaldent of the national
orgnnnation. Addresses of welcome
n we maae oy tne roevrnor of Mis
souri, the mavor rt Sf ti.
- - ----- aim me
president of the St. louis Exchange.
iiicra bu irmwu will n & .
by President Garland.
.v.."8!' Jun9 f'the forenoon.
- a conierence on Colon!
; """ Dy conference 01
JltUe farms. The report of the commit
tee on good roads, and a conference 01
State AaanelAtinna tv. -
aions will be devoted to short talks bj
uicii i mm r it n i , Jti .
. Dvko uiviaions OI
including the alien property custodian!
bureau of Industrial housing and trans
portation, rent regulationa in the District
of Columbia, as well as short addresses
viiiutaiB in me quarter master eener
al s office.
Th- Program Jtor the forenoon session.
nwiBwiv, june is, including a con
ference on induatrf&l iimi
all cities. Report of the National Real
ui.ia wuuruaj, ana - a talk on
planning recommendations that will
results."
city
ret
Wednesday afternoon ' the delegates
will be given a tour of the city, fol
lowed by a dinner at the Sunset
Country club. .
Thursday will be winding up day
officers win be - elected, th m,i.-.
silver trophy cup- will be presented and
ww ot coavenuon aty wm be chosen.
PIGEONS RECEIVING
MILITARY TRAINING
LOUIS
REALTORS
corn
RESIDENCE
PROPERTY
IN ALL PARTS OF CITY
Inside Business Property Shows
Little Activity) Money' in
Abundance.
Movement of Portland real estate, so
far aa inside business property is con
cerned, la practically at a atandstllL
Since the transfer of the Alisky build
ing some two weeks ago there has been
sale of down-town property.
Those In close touch with the situa
tion do not look- for any strong move
ment of inside property during the pres
ent summer. Advanced prices on all
building materials and the scarcity and
high price of labor are almost prohibi
tive of building operations except for
absolutely essential purposes.
While there la ntantv nf
ing for investment, the pulse of the in-
vesior is cooi, ana oniy enterprises ox
proven merit are receiving favor. There
is a. tendencv ttv hnM m nrnaiwiHn
construction for business purposes until
aner uie war.
Reildenee Property Active
Residence Brosertv In nil narts nt Va
city is decidedly active and there is a
strong demand for moderate priced
homes. The buvinr iratrlt nmAtn th
atmosphere and thousands of prosperous
earners, a large percentage . oi
them new residents of the city, are shop
ping for homes. This movement is
gradually extending to higher class
property and dealers look for several im
portant transfer In tha had r fn)n
When this larger- movement gets well
unaer way it is anticipated that there
will develon a creator sHvltv in ika
market for Inside business property.
Wakefield. Fries A Cn s r nntlit.
ing for the construction of 25 moderate!
pnuea resiaences, as we Iirst Unit or a
SUDDly tO meet the srrowinir demand fnr
houses of this character. Other firms
have plans under way for the construc
tion or nomes in considerable numbers
in vanvsg sections of the city.
uoversmeat Takes a Hand
The federal e-overnment'ii h
for the ahlnhtillrifna InilnstMr 4a MrntA
to come to the relief of the Portland
situation. Realty dealers generally will
welcome the construction of homes for
workinsrmen bv the rnvummani in tfc
shipyard districts. The tendency on the
pan or pro pen; y owners nas been to
boost the price of their holdings un
reasonably, aav the dnlri an Via
easing of the situation by the opera
tions of the federal housing commission
would give a healthier tone to the mar
ket. The construction of a numhor f mmf.
ern apartment houses, for which build
ing permits have been secured, will re
lieve the demand for.near-in dwelling
property and bring the rental price
down to more consistent levels. The in
flux of workmen and their families In
cident to the opening of the shipyards
iuunu me cuy unprepared to properly
house them. Old dilapidated structures
which ought to have hMn nn..
the Junk heap were fitted up as "apart-
meiii nouses- ana rented t exorbitant
prices. These will be speeedlly emptied
when more suitable quarters become
available.
REALTY TRANSFERS'
C. A. Fr3ineer to Exile Burkitt. beg. In '
' '" ira pon. mgnway sometimes
referred to s Chnrch stre-t or Kt
81 t atreet, 822 feet west of and IB 4
'"t.". ' BE Sor. sec. 31 T. 1 N..
K. 2 K .....
Alice Kelly and hnHnd' to 'La'u'rn
10
1
25
0
10
1.125
Vinl v-tA ' " Portsmouth
Charle, F. Psttison'lin'd" wife' "to' ciaude
MnMtr T . ID TI A buu
.1 - - " ' . . ....
n T T to K- E- Uher. I 18.
a. iTannoe. ..............
TT. Shalton and wife to Jinn "w.
jMrn-u.. ni iu of F. 27.68 2-8 ft.
The Fred A. Jacob Co. to 3 I,. T.
car I. A n ft r a t. ....
. - ' ' ... w. . '1 iVCir-T .....
Mr. Angnta T. ChivlHe to Mrs. Etta O.
- l- . Btewart Park..
srn'w;' H. Ten Eyck and wife to N. T.
1,000
2.450
1.800
10
10
iiicnanynn t al. commeicirtg at riofrtt
-jn Sen. 7. T. 1 8.. R. 2 VS., 1S8.B0
V? nd rods N. of fiW. cor.
. -- " i aim " 1 , ....
Ole Andenon and wife tn- W. T V -).
roo8c1LCk,er.to Holder,.
-- . union nqnare; I
1 9 n 1 la . . ....
B. ffkfiah and wife to Ferdinand Larsen
v a. t, a, B. , cioerta ,
1, ;.8h5lf,.to.W- H Sewell. 1 T.
"SHJah Livingston and wife to Fred" A.
48
.AT ' Home
'rij?' ijrn'rry"e; 'i.' 19.
B. 43, Univerrtty Park ,
Title ds Trot Co. to Merchants N-
1
10
10
r . U nd N. 10 fet
II. 1A 1 fta V-M.Kl-aaal'
Belle Pepple Smith it il to VioU Era-
r ..1 cSL -t 4 oeiie threat
Unltnomah Ore. Realty Co. to Mrs. May
ISr ill ,,aa X" el aw al am a A aaa.
1
.. , it, jy, zv, jj.
14 HMmii, a
Agnes Inman Beamer and " huba'nd" "to
825
10
10
1.000
680
2350
10
'.10
10
1
2"' aturpny ex al, L. n, B. D.
H. R. Chatterton and wife" "to U ' ii
ai..j ei at, ia ana w. S feet la
S. R 4. Rtmha'a mAA
Edjsr a Perry and wife' "to" ' Peter
oi-..w.iUier, aa a 2, J. JP, UlemWU
Sbertff to H. G. TJUey." 'u I.' B." .
R. B. Menefea and 'wife to" J. A." Ban-
w. A. Carter and wife to Carrie E. Hill.
uiku Tinea yt interest In ju 12. M.
F. L. Stewart at al to Uarcaret ' TR.
ano w. s U 2, 3,
R OS. ATMna
SV. C. Smith and wife to "Cora LT Nor-
tnn T. 1 K n IK r. T71 l
Henry Weber and wife to Pauline Sei-
i'"-."- ww ie aa a, o. z, jsrookland
jHstgnta
U. A. Braadea and wife to Adolfo Ce'n-
wu. I 2. 8. B. 22. Fearer's add.
3. D. Areas and wife to Fred Orchard
"1. U . B. . Whitwood Court. .
Bo ft. ' d Wband to Cora A.
Smith, la 5, B. 18, Lincoln Park
annex
May Carroll to Mrs. A. C Dark "ia" 12
B. 118. Laurelhunt ..T .71.
Kate Irrin and husband to W. Mc-
Brida et al, la 7, B. 126. Rose City
e-.eeao
8bI7if,Lto A- H'Odl'r. U 17. B. 80,
Multnomah ..............
Charles B, R park man jr. te Peninsula
Security Co. U i. B. . Chipman .
Add. to St. Johns .............
Carl R. Jones trustee, to Mary T.
Amadon, undiridad H Interest la
18. 16, B. 88 and U, 18. B. 71,
Irvington Park; L. 28. 29, fc 1"
WoodJawa; R. 10 fort i 25 and W
20 feet U 2. B. 8, Burfleld
Thomas Spmratn' snd wife to L. C.
Marnust. L. 1. 2, B. 25. Ventura
r!f t ..... .
H. C 1 Huntington and wife to Edita
Oeraldine Berkeley I 53. 64 B. X.
J,ok22 place ; . ; . .
M- W.Jtfebb and wife to Fred P. Geli
br et a 1 11, B. S, Cleasoa add
Frank Martin Brooks to Jassia Daris
, Brooks. toteraet in I 18 . and
oV.d .V.:.:.2- iD'' IW
? "J? 5 Washinrtoa
. add to East Portland ... ...... . .
J. P. Anderson and wife to Tony Mar-
"d,-. P ef trscta D and
M, School Park
Henry William Hingley and -wife to '
; Joseph Knwsynaki .and wife, la la
: 2. B. 1. Vanghton Park .........
Walter , Hill "to A. V. Cooxpton, la 8. 4,
B. 83. Unntoa w . . .. . . .7 , .
i Thoma S. WUsoa and vile to E. D.
1,850
800
8
10
10
1.512
425
10
10
10
10
10
80
1.000
IS N STRONG DEMAND
Viamh. U 11. II, B. S. Bisahsd
Vark add. ........ ........... M 19
Cerrle J. WHUh et al te Jerome Fried-
aua aaI wUi, b id, S. Z, Vent
addition ............... It
Sheriff to Jobs J. Fruer, 1, H IS.
Kl font J
BbCTiff to aatn. basiniiiac 1SH hain
E. and 49 cbalna ti. of BW. eornar
See. 29, T. 1 N. B, 1 E.; too
Winaior-'at (aid . point betnc NW
corner la '--S. Brownlna Tract...... S.tlt
Hilli Baoy aad wifa to J. 8. Mo-
aoaaay, eonuaenetnc a mtunr .
eoraer It, 11. B. S, Bills add. te
St Jnhna ... ... ....... 1
J. 8. UcKinacy sad wife to A. J.
rauB at al. aommaaeias at wa-v-
erly eoraer L. 11, B. S, HW ' add.
to St, Jobn.....w. ........ i., 100
BUILDING PERMITS
J. D. Pinaiaaa. Mt nnn. 60S Sth straat
betwaon Sharmaa and Carathan. builder
mm; 180.
B. J. WnBaau, eroet saraca. 1T18 Brandon
treat between Scbofield and SUIlpa trick, bniidex
ame, $50.
K. J. WiUlama. erect sarat. 1718 Brand on
treat between Scbofield sad KUlpa trick, builder
aaroe; $50. t
41. ix Held, erect tent Boose, izbi voneore
etreet between Bimpeon and, Aiaiwortli arantia.
builder aame; 8225.
A. Bclxlerrtnfer, erect woodaneO, lOSV BaM
20th atreet N buflder tame; 825.
treet between Everett and Davit; kL W. Lorena
builder, $400.
C. Jl. Well, repair residance, 52-8 ReisbU
Terrace, between 16th and 17 th, builder
ame; $50.
Northwent Steel company, erect crane nmwaj
Sonthera Pacific yard aooth of Sheridan street,
Portland - Bridge " 4k Building company baud
era: $10,000.
laa IX Unt,M .ana w.tA-.rn. Ill nK
afenue between Charleston and Johns, builder
seme; 8200.
W. U. Black, repair residence 27 KOpatriek
between Interstate and Fenwick, F. F. Daria
builder; $50.
. 8. coerrer, repair residence 8329 East
7 lit street Southeast between Powell and 82d
aTenoe aontbeast. A. D. Moodis House Morins
company builders, '$150.
Ladd instate, repair office. Crystal Sprint- be
tween Bybee and Crystal Sprint, A. D. atoodie
Houne MoTins company movers; $300.
airs. js. a. klerwin. erect garage. 1101 East
28th N.. cor. BUUinasworth are. Otto Starker
builder, $300.
Schoool District No. 1. repair Benson Poly
technic, East 12 and Hoyt between Irting and
Gliasn, boildeT same; $800.
School District No. 1, repair Benson Poly
technic, East 12th and Hoyt between Irving add
Glisan, builder same$1000.
TTEW TODAY
ESTABLISHED 1892
i
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE,
MASU.MU TBMFliB BUlUINO.
WE HAVE RECEIVED THE UPRIGHT
flAKO, f 1KST CLASS FURNITURE,
KUGS, ETC., FROM THE PRIVATE
HOME OP A DOCTOR, WHO IS LEAV
ING THE CITY, comprising Nearly
new Davenette Bed in Imitation Soaniah
Leather, Quarter-sawed Oak Library
xaDie, Morris unair, several Good Rock
ers, Corner Mahogany Chair, Pictures,
Brussei Rugs, Parlor Desk, Hall Clock.
Beautiful Bedroom Suite in Ivory (East
ern Manufactory Made), vis.: Bedstead,
Large Dresser and Chiffonier (both with
French Plate Mirrors), Dressing Table
witfc Triplicate Mirrors, Full Size Brass
tsea, vernis Martin and White Enameled
Beds, all Beds are complete with Best
Steel Springs. Silk Floss And Felt Mat
tresses, Pillows arid Bedding, Mahogany
and Quartered Oak Dresser, Bedroom
Fiber ' Rugs ; 'UPRIGHT PIANO IN
uAn.is. uAsti, uvuu tone; uuak-TER-SAWED
OAK DINING ROOM
SUITE as follows 1 48-inch top Pedestal
Table, Good Siso Buffet with Heavy
Plate Mirror and! Set of First Class
Chairs ; PARLOR POOL TABLE, COM
PLETE WITH BALLS AND CUES ;
Flat Top Desk and Chair, Office Safe,
etc 1
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
All the above goods are now on -view at
our salesrooms. ,;Don t overlook the
ivory uearoom sune it is much dlirer
ent from a lot of cheatt ohm en th
market just now ahd is as good as new,
in fact, the most i of these goods were
quite recently purchased.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY, NEXT, AT
XV A. M.
THURSDAY NEXT
We shall again have a good clean lot of
Household Goods to offer you. t
AUCTION ON THURSDAY, NEXT, AT
1U A. Al.
WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, vv e will call and pay you cash
ior your lurnuure. or sen lor vou on
commission. Our phone number is
NOTE: Please remember we! sell New
Furniture at Retail in our annex, for
cash ; no installments. Call and look
over our stock.
W. C. BAKER & W. H. DEAN.
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers,
Yamhill and West Park Streets.
MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING.
THE OLDEST AUCTION HOUSE IN
ThUS U1TX ax YEARS.
AuctionSales
AT
WILSON'S AUCTION
HOUSE
169-71 Second' Street
(Near Yamhill)
REGULAR SALESDAYS
MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY AND FRIDAY
EACH DAY AT 10 A. M.
At each of our sales this week vou will
find a good assortment ef general house
rurnisnings, including dining room sets,
living room pieces, bedroom furniture.
carpets, ruga, qums, puiows, Qlsnes,
utensus, etc.
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT
OUR PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
we sell pianos, organs, rood as new,
up to aate . .
FURNITURE
-i .." Of An Descriptions.
Room sis rugs.' carpets, linoleum,
steei ana gas. ranges,. etc
All roods sold at private sale delivered
free or packed and delivered to boats or
cars tor out-oi-town customers.
Groceries! Groceries!
Every day bargain day in this depart
ment. Our stock was never so large and
complete. ,-. - .-
LET US FILL YOUR
NEXT ORDER
FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENTS
Including cash - registers. " computing
scales, credit systems meat slicers,
cheese cutters, butchersr supplies, coun
ters, snowcaoes, ciu, cms, .
ISP
School District Ko. 1. repair Benson Poly
technic, East 12th and Hoyt between brine and
Gluan, builder aame; (225.
Jfoster . sjassar, erect siunoaro, mi tun
bouder same; Sia.
TTEir TOPAT
Fine
Location for
stairs
or
Suite of two extra large rooms on
the second floor of the Journal
Building, corner Broadway and Yam
hill. 1500 sq. ft. of floor space. Fine
Light from six large windows, besides
electric lights. Bull Run water.
Steam heat. Two elevators operat
ing day and light. Large lobby.
Light, cheerful halls. Two watchmen
always on duty.
Thousands of people pass this cor
ner dally and there is a continuous
stream of visitors to The Journal
business office just below. Besides
this multitude of possible customers.
L The Journal employs approximately
ZaU people, exclusive 01 carriers, mi
of whom" are possible customers.
Everything considered, we do not
believe there isa more favorable
location In Portland for a live mer
chant or manufacturer.
Come ' and see it. The rental is
very reasonable.
Apply at the Office of Mr.
Hagood or Mr. Hamilton,
3d Floor, Journal Building
or Rent
25,000 FEET STORAGE
Trackage
Center of . Shipping District
Large, Light Office
Steam Heated
CLAY S. MORSE. Inc.
8 Flanders Street -
BUSIKESS CARDS
M. W. A, ROSTER
ALBEBTA camp, Tdeaday.
and Saidmora.
Wniianu
OBEGON OAK eamp, lit and J
xnaaaay. insK and Leaibard.
MT. SCOTT. 1st and 8d Wednesday. LenU
8T JOHNS. Thursday. St Johns station.
OBEOOS FIB. Friday. 114H Grand ava.
FOBTLAN'P STAB HUME
STEAD ! Na 42. Brotherhood
of American Teomen, will give
a aance in tne new Moose tem
ple, corner: 4 th and Taylor eta.
Thursday evening, Jnne 6. Ad
mission 85e. Union music Pro
ceeds for benefit of onr boys In
service.
tlTA MALNE8.
Correspondent
Main 6359.
Kes. pbonsi East 7990. Alisky
bkU., corner 8d and Uorrison sta.
KTTRJCKa finTrvr'iT. Kt ona
Knishts and Ladies of Se
curity At nome meeting M on
day evening. Jane 8. East Side
W. O. VT hall F-.t Hi.h -A
Alder. pProgram and dancing
aiier conncu meeting. stem
bers and. friends invited.
K- A. OABD party. 600l; 85 H 6tn St.. meets
. oai. BiMrnoasia. z : l a ; sjso uilea,
and Sat. niahta. Two nartiaa n ai.v., a.ia
nd "S.0:18- Mon- s'temoon and Sat. nixht mer
cnandise prizes; Tnes. groceries. Sat afternoon
spring chickens and groceriei: Sat. night series of
y-' win cmpiiai pnse. au welcome. Ad
COSMOPOLITAN' LTdS R
109, K. P., uu every
Monday evening at W. O. VY.
temple, 128 11th st. VisiUng
Knlgnta we looms. Note change
o( meeting place.
A. O. Thompson. K. R. S.
NAVY and Marine dob will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at z o clock at the last Side Bust
neas Men's clnb. AU members are earnestly re
quested to be present Sergeant 8teer of the
manna recanting station wul be present
BIO W, O. W. plcnin given by Webtoot drill
team - No. SB at Crystal Lake pan Bands jr
Jane 9. IJancing. ball game and sports.
tMBLEM Jewelry a speeUlty, buttons, pins.
charms. Jaeger Bros.. lBl-lSS eta at,
XJitol '$faiistics
marrUgxs.Btrtbs. Deaf fix
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wedding Announcements
W. O. Smith A Co.. 811 Morgan bldg.
DBESS SUITS for rent, all aUm. Unique Ta-
loring jo.. sow stant st.
BIRTHS
KOIZUMI To Mr. and Mrs. BaUo KoUum
85 Grand sve., May 21, a daughter.
FARRIER To Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Farrier,
21 8d., May 28, a daughter.
OOFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Percy la Coff
man. 1495 E. Oak. May IS, a son.
HARPER To Mr. and Mr. Arnold C. Har
per, 210 E. 85th. May 29. a son.
GRAGG To Mr. and Mrs. Boy Gragg. 627
E. 16th. Msy 14, a son.
GOETTEN To Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Goet
.ten. 65S Pershing. May 31. a daughter.
PESDERGBASS -To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
A, Pendargrasa, 488 Broadway, May 27. a
son.
MEEKO To Mr. - and Mrs. Joseph George
Meeko. 80th and Aider, May 25. a son. -CORDNER
To Mr. and Mrs. Carter B. Cord-
ner, 785 Hoyt, May 22, a son.
COLE Te Mr. and Mrs. Bay F. Cole. 941
Clinton, May 28. a daughter.
CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Clark.
' 588 Belmont, May 26, a son.
8CHULTZ To Mr. and Mrs. Wm, W. Schults,
2511 4th. May 8. a daughter.
DU POUT To Mr. and Mrs. Sena Du Pony.
806 E. Id. May 30, a dannter.
COGLET To Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cogisy. 446
WiOiams ava. May IS. a son. -COOK
Te Mr. and Mrs. Bertie T. Cook, Lenta,
Ovv May 18, a eon.
M'COT To Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. McCoy.
44T E. ffth. May 87, a daughter.
GIRT T5 Mr. and Mrs. CacA L. Girt, 1851
E. 8th. Msy 27, a dauehter.
XBIEGRB To Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Krister,
884 Sa 10th. May 25. a daughter.
BBOWN Te Mr. and Mrs. W. C Brawn, 314
1 2th, May 26, a son.
WIEBE To Mr. and Mrs. Aaroa Wlsbe, 343
. Monroe, May 27, a daughter.
MORGAN To Mr. and Mrs. Homer C Mor
gan, 610 B. Asa, May 24. a daughter.
BEA MAN To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Beeman,
- 220 N. 17th. May 28. a damrhter.
OORBETT To Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Buggies
Corbett. Dunthorpa, Oswego toad. May 16,
a danghter. - v
HAUMAWfJ Te Mr. and Mrs.' Marten Hsu-
nwnn. 156 Dakota, May 12, a son. -FBOST
Te Mr. and Mm Geo. P. Frost. 666
Brooklyn. May 15. a son.-
"DEATHS A1TP TTKERALH 75
LlS US Chest-r Wm Lynda, May SO, ITT
Waohington, 88 yean; chronic cystitis.
STT.TENSOS Edith V. Stevemon, 870 :TL
Ash. May 80. 85 yean; diabetes meihtua.
BHTNER lawrence Rhyaer. 772S 45th ava..
May 28, S yearsj acute milMary tubereulosia,
SC H MELI Lodwig Sehaart. 840 E- 8th, May
39, 48 ynarsi valvular heart disease.
Up
Store
Fiactory
DVirnt a wn vrnrva us ?c
afAXWELL In this eit June 1. John siaxwalT.
i tis joenioa sc. aired S3 years o asoatna
16 days, anrrived ,hw Ma vifa. Iknalfb U.i.
Walt: . ana i4.i..t i . , . . . ..
John Jamas and William JL aiaaWeU. Be mains
are at ue rertdantial funeral borne of Wilaoa
Multnomah at . TU. eta. runaral
notice later.
BANKSAt Saa tWisoo, tei, liay 14. Bob-
StK Bat- TKa wla.l I mt 4tt laa k.li fa I
iliM twbluhmBt of 7. P. Finlcy k Son, MoaW
i-iv,rTnyw CwTmigTy,
BRALT tn thia city, Hay O. UH. Uaicoha
Shephard Brary, aged IT yean 1 month k
days, beloved son of J. C Braiy. Frianda in
vited to auead funeral aerrioss. which will be
held at Holm an 's funeral parlors at 8 p. m.
Monday. June- 8. 1918. Interment Bivarrisw
cemetery. .
AD WEN The funeral serviceta of the lata Cav
ue T. Ad wen will be held today (8unday), at
2 :S0 o'clock p. m., at the Central M. E. church,
Tanoouver ava. and Fargo st. Frienda invited.
Incineration at Portland Crematorium. J. P.
Finley 4s Son, dlractors.
kOBERf&ON The funeral servicee of the "Tate
Captain WITUam H. Robertaoa wiU be held
Monday. June 8. at 1 o'clock p. a., at the leet
denee estabilshntent of J. P. Finley at Son. Mont
gomery at 6th. friends invited. Interment at
Lone Fir cemetery.
PETERSON The funeral servfees of the tete
Anna Peterson will be bald alonday. June
at 10 o'clock a. m., at the residenea stabUsh-
men oi j. p. sinley St son. atontgomery at otn.
Tianos tnvuao, inurmeat at aluitaomaa
etery,
i)GEL In this city. May 81, 1918. Isaac Fo
gel, aged 56 years, beloved bnsband of Georgia
FogeL Friends invited to attend funeral servicee,
which will be nekt at Holman's funeral parlors
today (Sunday). June 2. 1918. at 10 a.
8IEBER At her reeidanoe on Foster road, near
Lents. June 1. Theresa Steber. aged 54 years.
Funeral notice later. Remains are st the funeral
parlors of A. D. Kenworthy Co., 5802-04
vza st. b. fc., in Lnta,
tauvb eil t s . " .a m'i
years, brother of Mrs. Clara Thompson of
Hyrum. Utah. Remains at Dunning 4k McEntse
chapel. Funeral notioa later.
JOKI June 1 at 288 Vk Graham ava.. Elmer
Jokl, aged BZ years, beloved brother of U.
Rieer. Remains are at A. R. Eellar Co. parlors.
MCKELL Franklyn il. Nicksll. 607 Liberty,
May 29. 38 years: pneumonia.
KINGSBURY Lillian F. Kingsbury. 4305
59th. Msy SO. 59 years: carcinoma.
PETERSON Anna Peterson. Portland Sani
tarium. May si, 57 years; pneumonia.
ROBERT80N William Robertson. 495 Going.
May si. es yesrs: valvular heart disease.
AD WEN Leslie T. Adwen. 843 Fremont. May
so. Z. years: lobar pneumonia.
PELLETTE Charles IL Pellette. Good Sa
maritan hosnitsL May 86 1 pneumonia.
BBEALL Ea Breall, Good Samaritan hos
pital, liay 31. 10 years: lobar pneumonia.
BRADY Margaret Brady. 181 N. 24th, May
29, 78 'years; arterio sclerosis.
MUTHS Carl R Mutha, SU Vincents hospital.
Msy si, 7 years: hemorrhage of brain.
BAIRD John Baud. 181 E. 63d. May 30. 76
years; e (ironic nephritis.
CALLT Peter G. Cally, 678 Tale. May 29. 4
montns; lnriammation of bowels.
GARBARINO Frank Garbartno. Good 8s
maritan hospital. May 29, 60 years; valvular
insufficiency of neart
CHURCH Alfred Richard Church. Peninsula
Shin Co.. Maw 29. 08 vears: stenocardia.
FEN LET Lawrence J Fenley. 754 E. 21st,
Msy 20. 22 years: tuberculosis..
KNIGHT Mrs. Alma Knight. 4610 62d, May
z. at years; eereDrsl Hemorrhage.
REDMAN Mary Mackay Redman. Portland
Surgical hospital. May 29, 55 years; shock
Toiiowing trsnmsuo injury.
FLORISTS
JAPAN FLORIST.
BtjISaatM F. IX NkhVv
J. 4 ST4 til St . ams M. - ""1. VT. DltJfJ.
All kinds of BEDDING and VEGE-
TABLE plants, hanging baskets and
- ws jspanasa. tub, gsrdea pianta, eta
npecisi sale price, extra Bargains.
CLARK BROS.. Florists. 287 Morrison st. Main
or A-1SU0. irine Uowan and Ooral 'y.
jo nrancn stores.
MAKTLN tt FORBES CO.. FiorisU, 884 Wash.
Main 209. A-1209. klowers for all
sions artistically arranged.
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 245 Aider, designs
ana aecorsaons. rnone Marshall 0922.
LUBLIN EH. Portland hotel. 328 Morrison.
MAX H. SMITH. Florist. 141 Vs 6th st.
FUHBRAL DIRECTORS
Holman Undertaking Co,
Funeral Directors
Established 187T.
Third snd Salmon streets.
Main 607. A-lbll.
Lady Assistant.
J, P.-FINLEY&S0N
Progressive Funeral Director.
PRIVATE DRIVE Women Attendants.
Montgomery at Fifth.
Mala 0. A-1B99
WILSON & ROSS
East 64. Lady Assistant. C-3165
Multnomah at 8. Seventh st.
h.i-n!n JP. Krn4.. Undsrtskera.
UUIIIIIlIt; tY. IVIUHIIiet: Modern in
every deUil. Broadwsy and Pine sts. Phone
crosuwsy 4SO. A-4BS8. Lady assistant,
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers.
414 B. Alder st. Phone Esst 52. B-6235.
A, D. Kenworthy Co. .
Tahor 6267. 6802 02d st. Lenta.
Tabor 6898. 68th st, and Foster road. Arista.
East 781.
R-1888.
LERCH Assistant.
Undertskers.
K. 11th and Hawthorne.
MILLER A TRACET. Independent Funeral Di-
iwiun, , new mm low as .2V, VStl, SOU,
vraatiinetop ai r,m. ajn ZOW1, A-T8HB,
A, R, Zeller Co
692 Williams aaT
East 1088. C-1088
HAMILTON lm-Mttgi:
Breeze & Snook iV
Sk
AllACi -.jtiti tsasvaiisi -a. atlin VIOtf,
r-.vvr-:n A-ZBZ1. tjonrgf M ftod Clay.
Wilson & Wilson
56
R. T. BVRNES. new residence eatablinhment.
801 Williams ava. woooiawu zzo. oi4 8.
CHAMBERS-KEN WOBTHT CO..
1111 Kerby St. Woodlawn 8806. O-lllS.
MOITUMEITTS
'J . i67-3R0,571 AT MADISO
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 204-206 4th
L. opposite city halL Main 6664. Philip
neu Bona (or memoriala.
L.OST AJD FOt5D
91
iajst wui paruas in auto that picked up
Drown ox iur on Muwanna st., near Byoee
sve. , Friday night, please phone Saturday eve
ning or Sunday a. m. East 1577T Reward.
LOST Watch fob with T. U. C. A. medal.
o. la w., 1 vl 7. on Dsck; return to Y. 11.
C. A., boys' department, or phone East 8705.
Reward
LOST At or near Portland Crematorium or
section 10, Riverview cemetery, amethyst
brooch. 816 Lovejoy St.. or phone Marshall
4881
LOST Riverview cemetery, lady's gold watcS
and pin, engraved "From Bert to Lottie.
Xmaa, 1918.
Liberal reward, 005 Jefferson
st. apt 4
LOST Wednesday, near T. U. C A., Wrg.
leather purse containing silver bag, gold
watob, bankbook and cash. Phone Mrs. Powell.
jaDor tn, uoerai- cewaro.
LOST On Alberta car or en Broadway, between
union ava. ana za. leuer containing 315,
name starry e-uqua. r moer piease leave w. u.
w. nau, jn. atn ana Aider. Heward.
LOST On Grand aia., bet, W tidier and East
nans at., single garnet on chain; reward.
rnone wamn n,
LOST Sunday. May 26. on St, Jokna ear
Eastman kodak; liberal reward. Call Mkw
Derringer, Marshal SS08,
PAYff ahall-rimmafi anarlarlaa Tnaa4a ah.a.
noop. left oa park bench. Call K-r-hirf
8480 or 829 Broadway.
WORKING girl lost about 823 either on Mil.
waukie st, eg C 12th. - Reward. Notify
East 7661.,
LARGE cameo brooch. Dee orstion day, at Lone
- Fir cemetery ; keepsake; liberal reward. Phone
TSDOT is 84.
LOST Black traveling bag, between Saera-
mento st. ana nswtnorae ave. Finder call
Tabor 6086. Reward. -
LOST On Yamhill St.. amaU black purse eon
taining 1 key, 816 paper money, Bocae stiver.
Beward. Leave at Joarnal office.
LOST Lair's black purse, eosl
faced sokt-esatch. gold knits and thimble.
Beward. SeUwood 1883.
LOST or stolen. hearllTjht door of autoaaobfle.
somewhere on Bandy road. Please retnxa to
106 Hoyt at, '
STRAYED- From Oswego pasture, a tsU 6-year-okl
bay horse. Finder notify W. W.
w. VwewJwn, aat-sri avs (twsPa.
f7iaf" t al aa.J .x.' . ! " .
COST Becently, Studebaker aide curtains. Re.
' waro. rnans inn, wain. ZUim.
LOST One gray mare. 1800 weight," Address
' Wm. Hendren. Ltnnton. Os., B. . .-
5ST White Eoglisa bull terrUs frosa 471
.. atawtbonM ava,j reward. Phone East 2208.
It
j w .7. . a. . v. i -. '
IJVST nwau. Tu, TKiM.tKinl aiul Clack.
aua. East Forty-fourth and Sandy boulevard,
or en East Broadway, letter bUlbook. containing
company check, currency and valuable papers.
generous rswarq ior return so ina wiiicw.
LOST 8ms II pin about aiae oi Quarter, set with
pearls, small dlsmond fas eenter. cream stones
on outside; 86 reward. East 1645. --
BKir WAKTETs MAI,H
WANTED --r?OIitVC 'PRESSMAN. A CARE
FUL AND PAINSTAKING WOBKMAN:
GOOD ON COLOR AND BEOISTER WOKK.
raTEK MARRIED HAN 51 TO 87 TEARS
OF AUE. A 64AN WHO WOULD APPRECI
ATE A STEADY POSITION IN A SMALL
MODERN DAYLIGHT SPECIALTY PLANT
NEAR PORTLAND. GOOD OPPORTUN 1TY
FOR A. MAI WHO CAN DELI V ER THE
UOODS. WHITE CI VINO REFERENCE AND
STATE WAGES EXPECTED;. ALSO HOW
SOON TOU COULD START TO WORK. L
846. JOU&JiAU , ,
U. GOVERNMENT EMPLOTifFHT SER
VICE, 847 DAVIS STREET.
Common laborers urgently needed in able.
yards. Good wages. Immediate emptoyaMat
Uod opportunities tor promotion.
BOYS WANTED. 16 TO 20 TEARS.
BAG FACTORY
AUKX BaiV&BIBs KSVIIXX CO
15TH stvKD HO IT T1
17 FK MONTH um jrtmr ivrouiKi. Um --
1 Asaj? sftA vaaatvai Thla ms variU k.
- --aapHw w'w'wa aw. vAirManwa agwewBmspams j WSPSimv
ly caaa advaaoet outfit furnavhad. Big assort.
a ... I , . Ma. HMHHUWf am. iiiua
You can do what other inexperWnosd men have
uom. yiMiunms nursery us. aoppeaiaK
Wash.
DON'T LET YOUR WAGES BE ITfAtHfA
Take all the time yon want to pay "back
bills." Wa stop the pressure of creditors: give
you a cnance to clear yourseir and live without
worry. Keep your present lob; avoid artaefc
menta. Satisfy your creditors, all on the money
you are earning. Our plan and services are free.
We don't loan money or ask you for'oae cent.
If you need help address P. O. Hog 192.
WANTED Saieamen with automobile ws
have two exceedingly attractive automobile
specialties. Garage msn and auto dealers fa
miliar with our product. Extensive adtertlidng
and promotion now being carried on. Must
have men of high calibre and good aalee ability.
Address THOMA A BON. Fairfield, lows.
WANTED Men to work as messengers. 8 p.
m. to midnight. 1 per dsy. Can also use
couple of good boys (over 18). with wheels,
during ssme time st asms rate of pay. If you
are going to hian school this is k good oppor
tunity to earn vacation money. Call 249 Oak
st. ask Tor Mr. Cndahy or Mr. Bailey.
SALESMAN Largs well known Cleveland 'Urm
manufacturing merchant's high clais' spe
cialty wants capable man for Oregon. Com
mission paid weekly 8500 to 8200. Position
permanent; open July 1; state experience, Ad
dreaa Ssleemanager, Box 17 7. Station C, Cleve
land. Ohio. -
SALESMEN wanted; excellent Ene sign and
novelties; traveling expenses advanced; lib
eral commissions; exclusive territory; give sge,
height, weight, road axpeerience and three late
business referencea. Stanford-Crowell ('.. ItK.
aca, N. Y.
SALESMAN LACE AND EMBROIDER i lM-
POKTERS WOKK
Established trade Oregon and Washington;
excellent opportunity tight man with en tab
Hshed trade smaller towns. . Fukt. 1)40 Broad
way. New York.
SALESMAN Capable specialty man tor Oregon;
. staple hne on new and exceptional terms;
vacancy now; attractive commiaaioa contract;
835- weekly for expenses. Giliett. 2272 Caxlln
bldg.. Cleveland. Ohio. '
MEN WANTED "
West Linn mills, across river from Oregon City;
employing over 900 men. Few jobs open' every
dsy. 33.36, 8 hours, and better. Strike still
on. but not bothering us.
WE want a position tor a young man 01 ut
who is blind; he can use a typewriter, answer
phone and take orders or run a switckboard.
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
247 Davis st
MIDDLE aged man with sows automobile ex
perience aa night man in garage; do wash
ing snd ordinary repairing; living apartments in
building.' Call at premuea. East 24Ut and
Holladay.
SUCCESSFUL salesman at once; general trade
in Oregon; staple line; splendid commission
contract; 436 weekly for expetues. U. it- Wil
liams. 1920 Euclid eve., Cleveland. 0..iDept
18122.
WANTED Young man or young woman te
help care for school rooau outside otatudy
hours, in exchange for business college course
Phone Bdwy. lBal. or write T-740. Joarnal
MEN Age 17 to 45; experifnce unneceaaary;
travel; make secret investigations, reporta.
Salaries; expenses, American Foreign Detective
Agency. 690 St. Louis. Mo.
CARPENTERS My educational wooden ship
blue prints to be had Sunday snd evenings
at 148 Venable hotel. 3d and Main. L. C.
Gregg. .-
WANTED A few bright young men. 16 to 19,
for order department; also men, 86 to 50,
who are wtda awake and accurate; steady wvrk.
Marshall-Wells Hardware Co. '
WANTED" Boy with wheel to deliver teiegrama.
Must be at least 16 years of age. Apply
district traffic chief. Pacific Telephone A Tele
graph Co.. 201 Telephone bldg. .
WANTED First dam automobile painter;
steady work and highest wages paid. Call
Sunday or Monday a. m. A-l Auto Works A
Paintine Co... 625 Alder st I )
iTltS'5 CUSS auto mechanic Must be al
aronnd man: top wages paid. Apply ehop
foreman. Mitchell, Lewis, Staver Co., K. First
at Morrison at.
WANTED at onoe. a -married man for orchard
work; steady year's lob; good untarnished
house ; ranch 8 miles from town. Phone or
write Dickenson reck, 11000. tuver, or.
XOUNti man about 19 te work around at, up.
Must be able to run a ear. Apply shop su
perintendent. Northwest Auto Co.. Alder at
Chapman.
WANTED Good reliable man to assut as sales
man and stock keeper la retail Jewelry and
general mere hand He store; must have beat ref
erencea. Apply Brown Mercantile Co.. 171 1st,
WANTED Mau to drive truck. Hauling ties
in country. Best wages to good man. Apply
at 625 Yeoa bldg. Sunday, bet, 10 a. m. and
2 p. m.
WANTED Experienced salesmen for domestic
and dress goods department Apply . after
10 a. m. Roberts Bros., Sd and Morrison.
WANTED Experienced grocery order cierka
Apply superintendent's office, 9 to 10 a. m.
Olds, Wort man a tung.
TWO first class mechanics; highest wages paid.
Apply shop superintendent. Northwest Auto
Co., Aider at Chapman.
WANTED Salassaaa and coQeetot for city work;
mast be able to raraisa bead. Call A, mL.
402 Washington st,
TAILOR
Coat
wan t-d. 171 BasseO. X.
Petersow.
YOUNG man of good character to learn ante
sunaai'i J business; no tobacco er profanity.
Auto Parts Supply Co. 82 6th at,
WANTED Janitor (man and wife) for apart
ment house; no objection to colored Lolp.
Mara si9i.
YOUNG man ftf office work, able to run type
writar; food 1 wages. Call between 6 and 7
p. ma. Sunday, room Zt ew seett hoteL
WIN'TEU Men te work oa rivet boats. 664.
and up. Rocst and board. Apply Washington
dock.
MAN for saaoline room, dry cleaning, steady
work: opportunity to learn good trade. Apply
Mr. Franks, C. S. Laundry Co.. 180 Grand ave.
WANTED Man te work on farm Bear TorC-
land: good wages- and house. Call Tabor
4116, or address i. W. Bacon. Oresnam. Or.
"THREE JANITORS- aTTSSCiT
Apply H. D. Greea, Kiailo billiard parlors.
Park and Alder. .
EXPERIENCED dry cleaner for modern plant.
Apply Mr. Franks. V. A Laundry Co., 1 BO
Grand ave.
EXPERIENCED Ford mechanics wanted. An
t al,lUkl a, taaa XT 14 X. A
yTPF'TTvT' ' Ti.i.it j-, talis
- man. Mover Clothing Co.. 84 and Oak eta.
BOY wanted t work in
garage. Paul Staiaar
ek Co., 9 th and Couch.
IRONWORKER and helper wanted. Columbia
Wire A Iron Works, E. 8th and Market.
MAN wanted to drive delivery -ja.-wj-, iwr
view Dairy Co.. 1003 Belmont eC . -
YOUNG toaa ofaceSMlstsniL Was. GadstyA
Rftja. - . .
TWO good sewing machine solicitors. . Steady
lgstUoaa. N-772. Journal.- .
DISHWASHER wanted. lUrrkwa houi. Front
and Harriaon st. .
SHEET aaetal workers and helpers wanted. 146
A'asa St., Low ax AiWna. .
I.OBT Airi TOTTTTD '
Hfet vTATKB MALI?
BUTTS & WESTROM
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
i ' - 2T N SECOND- STREET ' "
. PORTLAND.- OR.
- rtw irvm v a
Edgermaa. small mill 35.00 a
dsy
.day .
day
day
day
day
ttatcttet setter, dees own dogging. . 8 5.60 a
Planer feeder M.-tt m
Beaawyer ..5 0O a
3 log derkermea ..84 6S a
8 miU tt
.64.04
4 greea chain ma for Baker City.
"Or., fare advanced J0c per M.
3 ratchet setters for Baker City,
Or., fare advanced 84.40 a day
Edgermea for Ltaker City. Or. '
fare advanced 56 We Per h.
Trimmer man for Baker City. Or
fare advanced 56 Ua per hr
Beaaw man for Baker "City. Or.
tare adranoed 66 fee per hr.
Planermaa. 1 machine . .
Baf taman
Lumber pliers . .
8 ' machinisoi
. .S3. 00
.45 OO
. .44 OU
.72o par hr.
Ship knee grubbers S0e la. or 4
uiKa ciimw , gs.Od
Loading engineer and fireman ..85.75
ocrers and mill or yard men; top wages.
.We want about 200 men for city work
Wages from 84 up te 15 a day.
Dish washer for Astoria ...21 week
,Veiter for Astoria f2 week '
Waitress for Astoria 414 week
Short order and pa try and'
dinner cooks 123 week and u
Bu boy 414 week
Monday, the 3d. ws win make a special
shipment of mill and yard men (or Dee, Or
"d Westimber, Or. Top wages and 11
board. Fare advanced snd no office fee
charged.
We are open all dsy Sunday.
BUTTS & WESTROM
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
27 North 2d st.
MXTXB A FRANK CO.
Begulre the services of
Two night ianltora,'
Ons crockery stock man.
ona warehouseman.
Two experienced shoe salesmen.
Apply superintendent's office,
cony. Meter A Frank Co.
Basement Bal
EXPERT watchmaker sad clock repair man;
also jewelry engraver. Apply between a and
11 a. Tn MiwrHit.nHMt', nfh.. " b -1
cony. Meier ex Frank Co.
WANTED Motor car repair man. Must be i
m, a,, wouau cars. i,owi xrouoas
h(vrt.r IhU I. . n , ...A i. k. a. .
work, good pay. Fred Dundee. Broadway and
Flanders. '
MEN to cut cord wood, cabin and tools furruabed; -?
good timber; near town. Apply 449 24 at.
"17
lit .PER wanted to work in bakery. 4 8 ft
Union avenue North.
W A NTKl) ' Immediabely 100 jitney drivenT
Room 426. Failing bldg.
WANTED Wringer man. Imperial Laundry,
855 RumII u
SASH and door machine man. Hswihorae
Bracket Co.. 1065 E. Msdlson st
WANTED First class coat makers! W. P.
Kraner A Co., 2d floor Couch bldg.
WANTED Wringer man. Imperial Laundrr.
355 Busseil at.
WANTED Farmer tor small linn naar lnra.
land; married or single. L-5. Journal.
WANTED Doctor of otometry; nist be cose- '
relent. 0-037, Journal.
MACHINISTS Apply John Wood Iron WocIZ
E. bth and Alder.
PAINTER to my old established shop; plenty
of work. Phone Hsmen, Msin 8118.
HE1P WAJtTKD .-MISC. 46
v'ANTED Luganberry p.cs.ra tcr 4 k aores
of berries located H mile from carttne at
Salem Heights ;. 16 minute service; 6 cent fare
to Salem; fine camp grove, free wood, potato
patch and straw for bedding: water piped on
eamp gronuda: no tents or bunk houses; tele
phone on camp grounds snd free dally delivery
of groceries. Picking lasts from 6 to 6 aseks.
Pickers can make from 32.50 to 63 60 pel
day. Picking will start about June 17. Js
Cunningham. R 8. box 121, Salem, Or,
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL
42 HAWTHORNE A V EN IB
ETERYJHLNG MECHANICAL AND ET.t
TRIBAL, JN LIMITED; PRACTICAL BEPA1R
EXPERIENCE.
NUMBER YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN wanted -
to prepare for telegraph eerviea to herp fill
vacancies caused by the drafting of men for war.
For particulars sail or write Telegraph Depart
ment. Hoom 218, Railway Exchange buUdtng. ,'
THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL""
880 Waaoo at,, comer Union ava.
Call, write or phone East 7446 about free
trlsl offer. Day and night clssssa. -
SiEEN SEWING SCHOOL Bleak's rrteaso7
ladles' tailoring and dressmaking tsugbt; pat
terps cut to measure. Phone East 2869. M-330I.
1.2 orsna ave., near Belmont.
MISS DECKER S BUSINESS COLLXGB ""
Civil service, dictaphone operating, shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, aumeographing. Ea
lUh spelling Absky bldg.. 3d and Moriteun.
WANTED Msn and women under 66 and beys
16. or over to work as laborer and harpers
in stores of a. P. R. R Ce at Brooklyn shops.
nesoy wots, store aeeper.
VIOLIN And cornet puiiik wealed by experi-
' eneed jteacner. opportunity to play la i
tear band and orcheetra. W-60S, Jenmal.
MISS mXTTINGLY'S S Wilis ed a ii Typewrit".
big school. 269 14th near Jefferson St. 66 a
month. Kegu-ter for summer term. Main 6863.--
BEHN EE-WALKER, biggest bustnees eoll.s. b.
cso beet ; enroll s rj y time; fr eelaiogwa,
HFLF WA5TED-FFMALK t.
wJrVTED
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
BALL MFGY. CO.. 4TU AND COUCH
WANT middle aged woman to aeaist with bunas
work and car of Invalid. Good Some. Ref
erences reenired. State experience and galar
tn first letter. W- 1 1, journal.
WANTED Middle aged lady to assist la dUa-
Ing room work ia exchange for poena ad and.
serf board and room; expcrWnce not nnsaasry.
St Savier st
WOMAN to take care and run rooming
16 rooms, all full. State salary with her apt.
X-744. Journal. - . . ' ,
WANTED Capable iady stenasrrspber for office
(work in wholesale house; permanent position;
give referea
Address V-742. Journal. -
CIKL to aaaiat with light housework. Call Mas-
saaU 6679. ' -
YOUNG lady to work in confectionery store;
beard and reora, 695 E. Morrtsom eC
RF.IJAKIj; wemaa"
T-769. JonrnakT
run rtmmiiig gyus.
COMPETENT cook. Apply Mrs. . JaoeLiS,
172 N. 19th street. .
WANTED Three young ladies for soda fou
tatn. Call Aencee hotel. II K. li 1
WANTED Housekeeper: no waahlngal ..
Hnyt st. phone East 6646.
iiWUUE aged woman for ahamber work. liar-.
Ttaon hotel. Front sad Herri a sta, j '
WANTED Experleneed help ia dreasmaainit
nee. Ison, 408 Pittork blk.
WAITRESS wanted at one, li -4'ak sc.
Cewral Oaf. . - . . .
GUiLS wanted; Dreg. Bag Suit Cee '' UfitZ
rnwnis oeaa.. suHax,
LADY . to keep bouse on a ranch. Eastern Orel
go A. Geo. L. Wnrster. R. F. P.. Echo, Or.
GIRLT attending summer aobool to ltsu -in
small family.. - East 4623. -.
vVaNI SPWmsm to operate body ironer
Apply in oenon. Crystal Iatnndrw fv.
WOMAN to do hand Vaahing t good" nav. Au.
- ply- tn persoa Cryvtal Laundry Co. ".
EXPERIENCED markers and sorters. Apply
tn P-ron. Cryvtal Laundry Co. ' i
vVANfEU Young girl or school gh-l tn a.i
wtth honas work; smsll place. farhart 8237.
Operators m.r ai. t.i, rrrri'
(eaiSMnt Co- 167 1st at, . "-ku.-