THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.v PORTLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER i 21, 1918
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BRITAIN IS WILLING
ANTIQUATED LAVS
OF SEA BE REVISED
Changes,; It Is Pointed Out, How
, ever, Must Be Consistent With
Insular Position of - Country.
ERRONEOUS IDEAS FEARED
Delay
in Conference Between
Wilson and Lloyd tSeorge Wor
ries Diplomats of England.
Br Eft I Keen
Farls. Deo. 21. (U. P.) Great
Britain Is Witling- to go as far as pos
sible t meet President Wilson's point
of view regarding "freedom of the
seas." according to the advance
skirmishers of the British peace dele-
aratlon.
They say that Great Britain Is fully
cognizant of the necessity for revising
antiquated - sea laws. But they point
out that any such revision must be
consistent t with Great Britain's Insular
position which they believe Wilson
himself will agree, requires special con
sideration and safeguards.
Belay of Conference .Worries
These Britishers, who. while not of
flclals, are high In councils of the
empire, who are giving the Impression
that Ana-lo-American differences re-
carding "freedom, of the seas" and
other Wllsonlan principles are not
fundamental and most likely will be
reconciled when the President and
Premier Lloyd George have the op
oortunitv for a direct exchange of
odnlons about the details.
The greatest regret is expressed by
these unofficial diplomats that Lloyd
George's conferences with Wilson have
been delayed. Inasmuch as the French
are busily utilizing every opportunity
to cultivate the president and the
American delegation. They express
some aDiirehenslon, that Wilson, be.
causa of his lack of direct knowledge,
. will require erroneous Impressions re
garding the British attitude.
Belays Embarrass Wllaoa
In regard to Indemnities, even Lloyd
George's closest friends admit he went
much further in the heat or election
campaigning than he himself Intended
J Is Is said to be prepared to advocate
a cooler atmosphere at the Qual
d'Orsay (French foreign office). On
the other hand It Is known that Wilson
himself Is getting into immediate
touch with the British leaders. He
would have much preferred informal
conferences with them and tbe French
together, for the purpose of a proper
comparison .and coordination of views.
.He is also extremely anxious to com
plete all this preliminary work as soon
'as possible and be ready for the In
formal Inter-alUed conference, which
Is expected to begin the first week In
January. He wants to give the' con
ference his undivided attention when
It once starts.
SESSION BY FEBRUARY
PREDICTED IN PARIS
( Continued From Fas One)
mornings, Mr. Wilson plans to take up
horseback riding in the Paris parks
upon his return to Paris from his holl
dsy visits.
British Criticise Address
The president's afternoon program
Included the receiving of a delegation
of students after the degree of doctor
is conferred upon him by the Sorbonne.
Officials cannot understand criticism
that has been Morning from certain
British sources concerning that portion
of the president's address to the Ameri
can congress on December 2 in which
he said he "took fro granted that con
gress . would carry out the naval pro
gram undertaken before the United
cf ..... .. .. n tiA ever"
The part of the president's speech!
referring to the naval program fol
lows :
"I take It for granted that the con
gress will carry out the naval program
which was undertaken before we en
tered the war. : The secretary of the
navy has submitted to your committees
for authorisation that part or. ins pro
gram that covers the building plans
of the next three years. These plans
.have been .prepared along the lines
and in accordance with the policy
which the congress established not
under, the exceptional conditions of the
war. but with the Intention of adhering
to a definite method of development for
the navy. I earnestly recommend the
uninterrupted pursuit of that policy. It
would clearly be unwise for us to at
tempt to adjust our program to a fu
.ture world policy as yet undetermined."
Position Clearly Explained
It 1s learned on the highest authority
that President Wilson did not look for
any criticism In this connection, as he
had evidently Intended the final sentence
cf the paragraph Just quoted to make
dear his opinion.
The terms of the original congres
sional act of 191b authorizing the
American naval policy contained an ex
rlanatory clause calculated to prevent
any misconception of the United States'
, policy. The act defined that the money
appropriated for naval expansion was
to be returned to the government when
an international tribunal was estab
lished to enforce peace without the use
of armaments.
Officials point out' that the InclutaVon
of this language In the act a long ago
M 1911 proved tne sincerity of Presi
dent Wilson and Secretary of the Navy
Daniels. The qualifying clause, it Is
understood, was suggested by former
Assistant Secretary of the American
Treasury Crosby, who is now In Paris
. as head of the financial commission. He
refused to make any comment on the
naval situation today.
Going In With. Open Mind
' Expressions of President Wilson's
opinion, which have become public,
make it more and more evident that he
Is going into the peace conference with
an open mind and willing to listen to
any arguments the representatives of
the associated powers may present. This
is pleasing to the conservatives, while
the Socialists and Liberals are strong
in support of Mr. Wilson's program for
a league of nations.
One interesting sidelight on the con
ference was the authoritative 'statement
today that Russia wilt be unofficially
represented at the round table. : The
t Russian situation will be placed in the
hands of a special committee and it is
understood that representatives of the
antl-Bolshevlkt will present their case.
Lord Northcllffe, famous English pub
licist, has sent an Invitation to all the
American correspondents to . meet him
today at the Hotel Rita. It was re-
i gardsd as ( possible Jhat Lord Jv'orth-
cliff e desires a closer entente between
the British and the American press.
Spain Wants to Get Into Leagse
Premier Romanones of Spain, the first
neutral statesman to meet President
Wilson, has come out for a league of
nations. I
"There is a unanimous desire on the
part of Spain to participate in any such
society of nations," the Spanish premier
said today. , "If the conference should
decide upon universal disarmament and
the suppression ! of obligatory military
training, Spain I- would adhere to this
measure with happiness."
Persons in close touch with Mr. Wil
son hold the opinion that President Wil
son Intends to follow his early methods
while at Trenton, as governor of New
Jersey and later as president in Wash
ington by appealing directly to the
people.
There is no secret of the fact that the
president is 'disappointed over the delay
In getting down to the preliminary con
ferences. Officials close to the presi
dent hold that when the American ex
ecutive traveled over 8000 miles, fore
going the chance of spending Christmas
at home, in order to confer with all par
ties. Premier Lloyd George and A. J.
Balfour, the British foreign minister,
should have been willing to jjostpone
their, vacation in order to expedite Mr.
Wllsorjfs speedy return to America be
cause of the congressional exigencies.
Socialists Criticise Clemeseeao.
President Wilson will not discuss
business nor official matters while in
England next week, deferring that un
til his return to Paris.
The Socialist newspaper L'Humahlte
today printed a critical article on the
attitude of Premier Clemenceau, say
tag: !
"The first result of President Wilson's
visit is that Premier Clemenceau re
nounces his views on the society of
nations."
Mrs. Wilson Was greatly pleased with
her visit to the hospital for bund
soldiers organised by Miss Winifred
Holt of New York. She talked with
some of the patients and was the reclpi
ent of numerous souvenirs. She was
especially interested in the exhibition
of the handiwork of the men.
Children Deluge Wilson With Mail
Paris, Dec 2L Thousands of letters,
many of" them from children, are re
ceived dally by President Wilson. Hun
dreds of presents, also, are pouring in
on him, including dolls, carved wood
sets. Countless German helmets and
other trophies from French soldiers-
Friday Mr. Wilson received a letter
from a little Spanish boy in Madrid.
The boy said he had heard the president
came to Europe to bring Christmas
presents to all little children. He added
he wished the president would pot for
get him and the other children of Ma
drld.
Mr. Wilson sent the boy a personal
letter, saying be felt sure this Christ
mas would be a very happy one lor all,
because of peace, but that the president
did not have enough money to buy
Christmas presents for all the little chil
dren of Europe. . Mr, Wilson added that.
if he could, he would be only too happy
to do so.
The president Is making it a" point to
answer every letter received. The flood
of mail keeps half a dozen stenographers
busy..
An added feature is that the presi
dent's mall Includes letters from chil
dren notxmly In the allied countries, but
from Holland,. Switzerland, Spain and
Other neutrals as well. All are of the
friendliest character.
ffritish Warships Escort
London. Deo. 21. (1. N. S.) A Brit
ten warship and an American seaplane
will escort the ship on which rresiaent
Wilson crosses the English channel from
Calais otDover. President and Mrs.
Wilson will be accompanied by Secre
tary of State Lansing and Colonel E.
M. House, It was learned today. The
party Is expected to arrive at Calais on
Christmas night and will cross the chan
nel on Thursday.
The president will get his first offi
cial welcome on English soli from the
mayor of Dover.
The whole royal family is remaining
in Londonf to greet-Mr. Wilson at a
state oanquet on naay nignt.
JUNKER TACTICS
HARMING WILSON
(Continued From Page One)
discussions with England and Italian
statesmen except here.
President Wilson is understood to de
sire to visit England only for reasons
ot courtesy? Any discussions, prelim
inary or otherwise, he Is understood to
feel, must take place in Paris.
Premier Lloyd George. Foreign Min
ister Balfour and Chancellor of the
Kxchequer Bonar Law have changed
their minds regarding coming to Paris
Saturday. They may not come till the
end of next week. .
Viscount Northcllffe Is the only lead
ing Briton here for the present. Mean
while President Wilson wilt go to Chau-
mont. General . Pershing's headquarters
for Christmas and the most important
speech he. has yet made since his ar
rival in Europe is looked for when he
addresses the soldiers.
All France and Britain, in fact, the
whole of Europe are looking forward to
this address.: It is unlikely that any
definite plans for the conference will be
made until after Its delivery. .
"o Excltemcst Over King's Arrival
Most Americans now in Paris, includ
ing 100 reporters and J00 government
representatives, are trying to go along
with the president to the front to make
a dramatic American rally on French
soli.
The visit of King Victor Emmanuel
of Italy, is attracting little attention If
compared with the arrival of President
Wilson. Only a part of yesterday was
declared a holiday. No huge crowds
filled the streets.
To put it -plainly, the French people
now need a bigger figure than an ordi
nary king to waken their imagination.
To be sure, this is not said with the
slightest idea of reflection, but it Is
merely stating a fact which Is perhaps
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wood, i load lota, a-ft entry sla. ast 2041.
the better realized when one remembers
that France is a republic.
Secret Sessions Likely
The date of the first preliminary con
ference has not yet been sec The vari
ous peace commissionaires are study
ing the situation..: Many informal con
ferences are, of course, taking place,
but no definite plan of action has as
yet been outlined. r
How the league of nations is to be
formed is not even talked of. Every
body here feels the necessity that action
must be forthcoming, as soon as pos
sible. But the tremendous importance
tt tfta lanut tnmlvul 'ma1iiiIm . ..t. 1
It is Insisted In highest quarters that
mi aepenos now upon uie buliv ox I
American opinion. Reactionary, propa
ganada at the present time can do vast
harm and may even delay the peace of
the world.
It now' looks as if all sessions of the
peace conference : will be held behind
closed doors, owing to the insistence of
powers other than America.
There is a possibility that the pro
ceedings will be printed the day fol
lowing in American newspapers but not
in the British and French press.
Silesia Agitates for
Separate Kepublic
Berlin, Dec. 20. TJ. P.) (Delayed. )
A strong agitation in favor of forming
an independent republic is reported in
Silesia
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' Carpet Cleaning .
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MEETrffO irOTICES
41
UUUON LODGE NO. 10 17
c. u a. aa. special
municatloa this (Saturdai)
ning st 8 o'clock. Work in the
F. C. degree instead of K. .
degree as prerlau)j stfrertised.
LESLIE S. PARKER. Secretary.
EMBLEM
Jewelry a specialty, buttons,
Jaeger Bros.. 181-133 0th st. '
Pins.
charms.
tJital $tatisfics
mtrlgts.Blrtbs. Dtoilk
MABRIAGE LICENSES
- Clarence Samuel Marshall, legal. 1864 E. Har
rison st.. and Vera Kohler, legal, 283 11th.
IT U T Ur. 11. UT..1.
and J alia Lohrey. legal. Caples hotel.
wayne u. Mills, legal, eus K. szd N.. end
Catherine R. Arthur. legaL 809 K. S2d.
Otto H. Stocks, leesl. Lewiston. Utah, and
aaaixna none, legal, izzu uinsion.
WsJter Rose. 23' 977 Haicht at. and Pearl
. r , , n.. .... -
Arrel Jones, legal, Hillsdale, Or., and Myrtle
Washburn, legal. Hillsdale. Or.
BIBTHS
BECH To Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bech. 547
PowelL Dec. 12, a son.
MARQUART To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mar-1
mnrt ISO Uuhin, . . H 1A - J.n-k...
WALKER To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker. 751
E. 10th. Dec, 19, a son.
ALBRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. William K. Al-
origin, co xioaney, vec. x.1, a aaugnter.
nnvir vr. w r-j 1 ts t
DOVLF To Mr. snd Mrs. Edward P. Doyls.
. law Airoy, uec. aw. a aaugnter.
ATT IX To Mr. sad. Mrs. U. Sheldon Attix,
2iu r. iio. uec. ii. a son.
THOMPSON To. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Thompson,
1882 Gloucester Dec 11. a son.
DAJUDSON To Mr. and Mrs. Boy J. Derldson,
f oi it oanay orru., urn. XX, a son.
""iVsrTl" "seJ fn--
BRCNER To Mr. and Mrs. Alrin 8. Bruner.
oi oie, iec 1 a aaugnter.
HARDWICK To Mr. and Mrs; Martin F. Hard
wica, 000 viuisms are,, unc. iu. a son.
aik-
To Mr. and Mrs. TVsn r. Tt.l. att-r T
60th. Dec. 9. a son.
BBEIDENBTEIN To Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Breidenstein. 714 Glisan. IW la. a ri.n.h.
BICHENHERGER To Mr. and Mrs. Conrad j'
Eiehenherger. 1028 E. Stark. Dec. 14. son
BONNER T Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Bonner.
" -mtw. &ns. o, m ttauguier.
MOORE To Mr. and Mia. James A. Moore. 485
jy. nam. iec. v, a son.
DEATHS AND FTJHEBAL"
ft
McKAT-In this city at his Ute residence. 402
Boss St.. Dec. 20. Peter McKar. aaed SA
years, father ot Mrs. Anna Briggs. Mrs. Myrtle
xiarrn, airs, liunan aiartin, sin. Maggie Wright,
all, of this city: Mrs. Hazel Harlow nf
Or.j Mrs. Mabel Hurry of Indiana. Earl Mc
Kay of Camp Lewis, Ray McKay in Franca.
and Albert McKay ot Illinois. The remains i
at Finley's. Montgomery st 6th.
Notice of fu.-
nerai nereaiter.
rr," TL. 1 r ; J1'"". e OQn-
a ii iw. w -
.b- LWMwm uuu. iiee. za. as a
P. m., from Pearson's undertaking parlors. Bus.
en street ana I'nion srenue. I. nnr1 invito I
Interment Rose City Park cemetery. Mr. John-
son was a member of' the Sons of Norway.
DOWLINU At Milwaukie. Or., HstUo Jan
xnwung, agea a years, monthe and 29
days. The funeral service will be held Monday,
Dec 23. st 1:80 d. m. at the raidtii fu
neral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy, 1882 and
ioee a. ism sc., seuwooa. snends invited.
interment jauwauaie cemetery
831 12th st. Dec 21. Era Hay Roach, aged
tom w uraoe jv. ana Ueorg H.
Hoacli of tnis city. The remains are at Ful
ler's, Montgomery at x 6th. Notice of funeral
nereaiter. - :
tttTJMi.us la tins city. Dee. 20. 1918.
Robert Hutchings, aged 84 years. 8 months,
11 days; beloved son of Hester Ewing ot Mnnta-
juin. nemaina at itoimans funeral parlors.
MTKK K In this city, Dec 20. Maude B.
Mrrick. aea 49 mm rnn.nl t.
Remstns are at th residential funeral parlors
wi Mliiri sjsj, A Tscwy, --
JOHNSON la this itw 90 M
Vonnon, aged SO years. Ute of Greshanv'Or. I
sum lasww mn mt swuey a. AtOBtgosaary atuth.
W I 1 111 l IIS I I s w i
DEATHS A1TD FUNERALS U
EPPERLY la this city. Dee, 21. 1918. Jobs
r-ppeny. of J2BS stsiiory area. yvwmws
invited to attend the funeral services. which
will bt be!d at Holmaa's funeral parlors at 1W
a. a. Hondar. Dec 23. . 1918. interment
Rivervievr cemetery. - '' 1 i-- - -
SKOOUL.UK D John E. Skooglund. Multnomah
honital. Dee. 19. 41 rears, pneumonia.
BAUG Alfred Haug. 2821 E. 2d. Dec. 18. 1
rear, influenza.
WOOD Charles. A. Wood, Good Samaritan hos
pital. Dee. 18. a 7 rears, rupture or euaparagm.
O'KEKFE James O'Keefe. St. Vincents hos
pital. Dee. 18. 8 S rears, broncho pneumonia.
FLETCHER Florence If. Fletcher, St. Vin
cents hospital. Deo. 17. 20 rears. Dnenmonia.
LA.UTXKR Marie If. LaoLner. SeUwood hos
pital. Dee. 18. 34 rears, nemorrhac
IMATO Dieco Amato, 685 E. 19th. Dec 19. 9
months, broncho nn.nmnnll.
i 'tri- ZZzZZZi. '
get Toon (let. flood Samaritan BramitaL Dee.
li. ei years. Influenza. '
LNIESTA Juan Iniesta, St. ; Vincents hospital.
Use. IS. IS Tears, tnflensa. :
BARENESS Silvia Harknesa. 714 Everett. Deo.
la. S rears, bronchial asthma.
DOONEY Framatt M. Dooney. BIS XL 42d.
Dec 14, 27 rears, pneumonia.
THEN KM AN Mary E. T rank man. 51S Collet.
Dee. 17. 88 Tears. pneumonia.
OWENS Catherine W. Owens. Good Samaritan
hospital. 65 Tears. Dee. IS. senility.
MAHOOD George Mahood, Auditorium hospital.
uee. in, Tears, lnllnenza.
LIVINGSTON William B. Livingston, 1827 E.
Flanders. Dee. IS. 29 rears. lirTluensa. '
NAN N IN I Louie Nannlnl. SeUwood hospital.
Dee. 3.6. 82 yeas. pneumonia. .
wrOBISTS
CLARKE BROS., florists, Morrison St. bet 4th
and 6th. Phone Main or A-180S. Fine flow-.
era and floral riwlm. No Hrafwh etrti we.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. Florists. 854 Wash-'
inrton. Main 209. A-12S9. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged. 2
IRVING TON PARK FLORAL. CO., 4 th and
TamhilL Funeral destgns: lowest prices.
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 24S Alder, designs
ana decorations. Phone Msnnall osza.
SWISS FLORAL CO.
. FLOWERS AND PLANTS
LLBERTT MARKET FLORIST. 6th and
mil ats. Cut flowers, plants and designs.
M bmith. nonst. i4Tg
FUNERAL DIRECTORS'
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EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH '
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A. D. KENVWRTHY.CO.
Tabor 0267. 6802 32d St.. Ints
Tabor 6895. 60th st. and Foster road, Arleta.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers
414 East Alder st. Phone Esst 62, B 5225.
r i n m i r . . :
i nmnn AC. nnnb uti.
Broadway 4 80. A-4688. Lady assisUnt.
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Washington at Ella. -Main 2691, A-TB85
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Breeze-& Snook SSSSt
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HAMILTON
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A R 7aer Pa 692 WUUama arenae.
TVi III .CllCl OUi East 1088. C-1088.
FRIPQON t:ndrtA'0 Parlors. 445 Mor.
CniUOUII riaon at. Broadwar $54.
R- T. BTRNES. new residence establishment
am imtu n- -
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3bLAt5IN6 GRANITE c.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 284-28S 4th
opposite city nail. Alain 8 So 4. Philip
"eaaoiTO ror memorials.
LOST AK1T FOTJHD
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TIT IP r.n .1 . . . ' .
. arucioa nave oeen leit on ears
roniina nauway. jjgnt & Power Co
pec. 20. 1918: 8 suitcases, 1 handgrip. .
lunch boxes. 1 hand sack, 1 shopping bag I
lunorauas, purses. 1 pair stores, a single
glorea. 1 watch chain. 1 r..i. hL.. ?7LT,
I UPPr. Packages. Owners may obu'in nron.
I artv , FiMt mrtA LAmm -
I LOST Large black morocco bag between Port?
I land and Willamina. Initials -Tl n w
tag. Return to 209 Pittock block, liberal r-.
V Sst VA.
LOST Wednesday ere. between Madison and
on3t Pe ; containing 818. c hangs
'lJ1.trlnket' r working glrL Reward. 1-hone
I OSUT. '
LOST Brindle bull dog with light faoe. license
No. 1255. A liberal reward paid for the
return or information leading to his where.
suoois oeuwooa xaia
1 .'!"' store. Ketura to Mary Ronnie.
T. W. C. A.
LOST, at 8th and Daris. Friday morning, black
bird dog pup about S months old. Ph
Main 8029. Reward. ,
LOST Parse containing ' money and allotment
vara. uwoer s nam on caro. Pleaaai m-
turn to 424 East 8th st.
Beward.
I"1 S-5 -ith package atUchl. from
wsTd". 31 IT B st.. VanconTer. Wash.
LOST Lady'a gold watch. .Initials "K. at.
on case, diamond seL IB msrri. '.n
I m" "
LOST Gold band ring.,
ward. H-879. JonrnaL
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j LOST Pointer pup
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WANTED 18 men to contract nUlne. alwnit
205.OO0 feet of green white pin lumber per
day. Only experienced men need sonly. Band
i references witn application. JX-780. Journal.
WANTED Salesman for city . by old estab
lished tire comrjany. One who knowa tha it
and can deliver 'the goods. Splendid opportunity
lor 1111 ngni King or a man. 11-S 1 3. Journal.
SALE8MEN WANTED Now is the tree' sal
mans opportunity. write us fdr outfit.
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY. SALEM. OR.
WANTED At once. 2 men to learn sutomo-
bOe rerjafrinr and drivlnaL , Call at Kswthom
WAJJTED Sesman. highsU- specialty prop.-
siuon. uooa pay ana permanent position.
I ou worcesier niag.
1 u 1
I SAL 8 AGE mas era at Jones' market, . 4 th and
MAN to do busheling and pressing. Tap wages,
J. A. Conley. Condon. Or. ,
HELP WANTED MISC.
4
AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL
Technical and practical training, -autosj trao-
1 tors, gaa engines, aato electrical work. Writ st
i once for bis LOO oase eataioa. Adcox. Anta A
I Tractor School, Dept. J, L'nion are. snd Wasco
St., fortland, W. ; 1
TAYLOB-FAITH BFSINES9 COLX.HGE
SOB Stevena VtMff . W. Writ and Wuh
Oomplet Bommercial eoorses Addina and
eaicuiaung mscnine Hpanun rrench "gliyh
EDUCATED persons wanting profiUble
Diovment may find it at the finish ins schmL
00 nin sa,, t-ortianq i Between Uaa- and Pine)
MISS MATTINGLY'S Shorthand and Typewrit.
ing School, 29-14th Bear Jefferson. - Mala.
BBSS: a month.
PRltATB BUSINESS COIXEGB
8I AND MORRISON
I BE1IAKB-WALKER. .biggest buineas college,
because best; enroll any time. Free catalogue.
49
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR OPERATORS
We hsTa nerer had aa arret a demand for
ear students as NOW. Wo are indorsed hr the
railroad and can assure rounc men and women
success by enrolling in day or renins classes
Bow startinc. Write or call for bulletin. Kail
war Telegraph Institute. 218 Bj. Exch. bids..
rortieTKi. -
HAWTHORN E AUTO SCHOOL.
462 Hawthorne are.
ATJTO. TRACTORS. TRUCK. WAS TSnXST..
LKIHTTN'G. STARTERS. laNlTIOX. WIRTXJ.
COME TO THE SCHOOL. THAT TEACHES
TOU TO BOSS THB JOB.
STAGE dancins taucht. Buck and wins, classic
and kail room dancins. Phone East 2304.
HELP -WAITED FEMALE
'YOUNG LADIES WANTED
IMPROVED WAGE SCHEDULE
CALL TO TELEPHONE CO..
ROOM SOl.fttTH FLOOR,
PARK AND OAK ST.
EXPERIENCED cook, gooi wacea. Call 81
North 18th St. Phone Bdwy. 2721. at once.
References.
LADY housekeeper, out of town. $50 per no.,
room and board; faro adranced. 233 Burn
side. . Faciiio Emn. Co.
WANTED Girl or woman to do general Work.
Address P. O. hex 828. Vancouver, or phone
09..
VANTKD At once, woman or girl for house
Work. One child S mn nM. rnntW m.
ployed. Good home. Mar. 8128.
YOUNG woman employed, with girl 8, 'Wants
woman to keen honse. S room flat. SIS
month and good heme. T-948, JonrnaL
WANTED Uirl for housework in family of 3;
ugtit wont, pleasant home. Wood lawn 1276.
PRACTICAL woman to care for lady with rheu-
msasra. uu wondlawn 0401.
GIRL or woman for small family r temporary po-
sruon. Apply 039 B. 44th st. N.
EXPERIENCED marker wanted. Bute Laundry
Co.. 895 E. Broadway.
HELP WA1VTED MALE AND
FEMALE ,
MOLEIt BARBER COLLEGE
Pays yon while learning: gives you set f tools:
guarantees position. write lor catalogue. 234
Bnrnsid St., or phone Broadway 1781.
PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE
Teaches men and women th barber trad free.
Pay whfle learning. 284 Conch. Broadway 2483.
MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trad free: wages
while learnine; rMwftfnn msrantnail Untn,
garner college. Zi2B Madison.
WANTED-AGENTS
A LEADING HOUSE IN ITS LINE WANTS
SALESMEN ealline troon nri t ti. .lnfl,.
ing merchants and haberdashers to carry side
line, no samples, everything in your pocket: ex
cellent opportunity: liberal income assured: cash
ana commission: remittances weekly. Address
aaies Manager, aox unicago.
SITUATIONS MALE
PORTLAND and Vancouver hauling. Interstate
Auto Transfer, dealers in Bock Springs coal.
wood in small lots, furniture moving; 2 small
trucks. John E. Knivsla, Res. 1614 Multnomah
st. rnone labor 86S.
HIGH SCHOOL student wanta work .nln.
have had some experience with automobiles
ana snacninery; will work for board or wage.
r-Bow, journal.
YOUNG man 25. would lite position of 1
business nature, store or anywhere. Z-552
JonrnaL
ROOFS repaired.- reshinsled and painted. All
kinds of eamenter work. Call Wain A
Chitwooat. Phone A-2487, shop, or A-2325. res.
WANTED Apt or room in basement in ex
MK.nA. .. i I, : . . , : .
.-uw iu. tmutwK Knica wr casing care OI
furnace. J-816. Journal.
SECOND BAKER or helper, country preferred
SITUATIONS FEMALE
MIDDLE aged lady with daughter wishes care
or moaern norae for genueman for board
ana room. f-Mia, journal.
EFFICIENT experienced stenographer, capable
of meeting public, desires nermanent nmirinn
January 1. Wood lawn 6841.
WOMAN wants work as housekeeper in widow
ers noma, p. u. Box M, MilwSnkie, Or.
MOTHERLY lady wishes to board school gtrC
cheap. Marshall 1240.
DRESSMAKING
48
DRESSMAKING at home or work by the day.
Miss Kemp, 0328 87th st, & E. Call East
2533 or D-181L
NUBSES ss
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE male nurse. Tabor 2708.
FUBNISHEP BOOMS
HOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH
$1 a Day Up. Special Rates by Week.
$2.60 week up, 75o snd $1 day. comfortable
furnished rooms, absolutely clean: bath In.
hot water at all hours. Hotel Cadillac, 3d near
Jefferson.
HOTEL SARGENT. Hawthorne and Grand.
Starting point special car for Vancouver.
Hotel Princess
Modern; moderate.
E. 3d and Burns id e.
2 FURNISHED H. K. rooms, doe in. 1 Mr
week. 245 H Front st
FUBNISHED BOOMS PRIVATE
FAMILY
GOOD furnished room, with or without board;
noma privileges: prefer lady. 298 E. 87th
st. Phone Tabor 5989.
FOR RENT 2 nice sleeping rooms with prt
vat family; young men preferred. 12 E.
11th st East BfOS.
NICE, large clean room. 708 Everett at.
FURNISHED rooms. 321 6th St.. corner ClayT
BOOMS AND BOABD
li
ROOM and board, home style cooking, rates
reasonable. Grand Avenue hotel. 34 Grand
are., o piocss sontn 01 xiawtnotne ave.
THE HAZEL "Not like the others." Every
comfort. Home cooking. 885 Third st.
BOOMS AND BOABD PBITATX
FAMILY 7J
NICE front room, suitable for . 2 gentlemen.
along with good home-cooked meals. Mod
ern. 205 N. 2 1st at.
ONE nice room and board, $10
Wdln. 6618. 838 Beech St.
per week.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS 7$
FUBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY
LARGE front room for light housekeeping, iu
bath. 448 N. 2 1st.
FOB BENT HOUSES
UNFURNISHED
IS
6 ROOM house, poultry house, garage, 2 blka.
of carllne. $12.50 per month. Geo. Morse.
809 Cham, of Com.
6 ROOM modern bungalow, hardwood floors,
fireplace, halt block to Richmond car; $2600.
487 E. $4th St.. Sunday only.
MODERN bungalow for rent, furniture for sale;
term. Inquire 260 E. 72d st. N., Sunday.
HOUSE for rent, on 82d. near Powell valley.
isoor iota,
FUBNISHED HOUSES
86
MODERN 6 room bungalow, not quite com
pletely finished; will be ready by th first.
Phone SeH. 1575 after 11 a. m.. Sunday. '
APABTMENTH 48
FUBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
,H ART APARTMENTS 8T.mUDd
Newly furnished modern housekeeping and sleep
. - ing rooms.; $2.50 snd up. '
MAGNOLIA APT. East 8d and Belmont;
modern 1 and 2 room apt, $1.50 per week
up. Sleeping rooms. East 212.
TWO room furnished apartment 392 M East
Burnside.
THREE room, furnished apartment. 292 tt East
Burnside. .-
NEW 5 room unfurnished, only $16.
1840
E. Glisan. and 7 2d; M-V car.
- -FUBNISHED FLATS
GIRL to ehaze flat who wishes to study music;
references. Main 8018.
HOTELS.
$4
AN attractive 'it room beach Hotel, unfurnished.
Will sell very cheap for s quick sale. D-694,
Journal .-
FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS 88
FOR SALE or rent, lot 16. Hollywood, corv
taioing about 1 acre, with small bouse. Ad
dress Apt, 24, the Octavta. WashingtoS. D. C
WANTED TO BENT
- FARMERS. ATTENTION
I have three- thoroughly experienced farmers
with cskt money ready to buy stock snd im
plements and n-' cash for rent and fail seed
ing, if sny. - Send m particular and I will
rent your farm without dels v.
WATCH OUB ADS. - 4VE GET RESULTS.
' , A. G. BENDER
' v HITTER. LOWE A CO.
203-5-7 Board of Tssde bids. - '
HELP WANTED MISC.
. ' WANTEPTO BENT - t
Portland Shipbuilders
! ( WAMT
1 HOUSES x
FLATS
APARTMENTS
I' bone or mall information regard Ins your
vacancies la "Host Together. car Northwest
cceei f-o.. Main 1198.
WANT to rent 8 or 7 room ssoden bouse, sear
school and easline: snbrrrtian will da. W A
Khrork. Phone Main 2451 or Hotel Oregon
evenings.
A FIRST-CLASS modem house. 9 or
rooms, on th west aide. In answering aivs
exact locstyn. L-851. Journal.
WANTED Furnished H. K. rooms. Wdln. 831.
BEAIi ESTATE
FOB SALE HOUSES
81
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
83250 TERMS
Bos Citx Park 8 rooms
Completely furnished. Furnace
Inteh kitchen. Large
East front comer lot
. On block off Sandy: aU
improvements paid for.
Beautiful home. Bee
this; save 81000
1814 Sandy. Tabor 499.
DANDY. COZY MODERN HOME
R rooms and sleenine Doreh. fine earner lot.
60x100. feet, 1 block to car, nice neighborhood.
Immediate possession. Price 82500. 8500 cash.
balance easy terms. Homes like this at Dries
named, are nerd v to nnd. We get bargains like
this occasionally but they sell quickly. RIGHT
rUW as toe time to set.
- THE CRO88LEY - YIGARS CO.
Specialists in Home Properties
270 Stark st. Main 8052.
THINK THIS OVER -
THIS AD WILL APPEAR JUST ONCE
5 room modern home, hardwood floors, fire
place, rurnace. Dutit-ina, only ssoso. easy terms.
a. r. nuau KriAOTY 00
The Ideal Home Builders.
10 Modem Homes Under Coruitnictlon-
1280 Sandy blvd. Tabor 3825.
Also Open Snnday.
SEE THIS QUICK"
6 room, home on 24 th st. N.. near Alberta
car; 4 rooms down, 2 up: cement basement,
laundry trays, nice lot; some fruit snd roses.
nice gsraen. Buy tnts snd eat your Amaa
dinner in your own Lome. Only $2150, small
casn payment.
THE LAWRENCE CO.
205 Cnrbett bldg. Main 8915.A-2815.
8100 DOWN( 920 MONTHLY. PRICE 8840
Buys neat . room eottage completely furnished,
good sleer'- ixrch. 8800 worth of furniture.
Srdea to ks god wood in the shed, all xoeluded
th price. This place Is in MontaviHa at
least 15 sain, walk from th ear and not oa
Broadway and Wash, sts, Fred W. German
Vo.. TS2 Chasa. of Com.
BY OWNER Two room house, furnished, lot
81x100; city water and gaa; fine workshop,
barn and extra good oow; Tbor motorcycle In
cluded, penect condition : pienar wood, potatoes.
canned fruit and vegetables; shade and rosea.
Located on 85th street S. E. snd 85th sv. In
quire for Boyer. Mt Scott car, get off Tremont
stanon. mrs iisuv.
NEAR LONE FIR CEMETERY 81800
Very neat 0 room modern bungalow. The
house is not in the best of condition and seeds
a few minor repairs, but is a very decided
snap; B30O cash will handle. Fred W. Ger
man Co.. 782 Chamber of Commerce.
$10 DOWN, 810 monthly 4 room ceiled and
papered eottae In very dilapidated condition
nice lot 40x100. picket fence all around: total
price $565. Here's a chance for Mr. Man able
to do his own work. Fred W. German Co..
T3. tTnamoer 01 tiommeree.
$1900 KENTON $100
See this for s bargain, new modern bungalow,
Dutch kitchen snd bath aU In white, extra
large lot. 4 rooms with attic that can easily
. 1 . o : w ' . a
oe mrnuv mw uuv iwuw. xcfius. vwner.
X.-D3S. journal.
8 ROOM house, lot 125x80. fine fruit trees.
barn, chickenhouse, close to cariine, close to
school; on the installment; sidewalk, connected
with sewer, streets graded; no incumbrance.
WiU sell st s bargain. Cv P. Totta. 1980 E.
(Stark st. rnone xaoor ouu.
$25 DOWN. $15 MONTHLY
Neat quarter acre home, good four na., well
built cottage with woodshed, several bearing
fruit - trees. Ground all recently plowed, at
Lents. Total price $775. Fred W. German
Co., 732 Cham, of Comm.
FOR SALE Equity in fin UtU 9 room bunga-
lowscn lot 00 2-SxllO feet for 8175 rash.
2 blocks from Kenton cariine. Also 6 cords of
wood. cut. Must leave city at one. Phon
Wood Is wn 6087.
OWNER, non-resident, will sell plain 8
House, large lot, lenrea, some fruit, very
reasonable: cash, terms. Liberty bonds or trade
for Independence property. L. B.. box 485
Independence, Or.
SEE BARGAIN SUNDAY
$2650. worth $4000. Fine 7
1004 js. sza n.. Alberta, or Broadway car.
Owner mnst let go; vacant. Particulars, Ken
nedy at aimer, zv saimon.
NEAT house with half acre. $1450: will
eeot clear lot to 8500 and $200 in eash.
bonds or stsmis. balance monthly) peymests at
6 per cent. Be owaer st Z03 wuoox bids.
Ask lor ai.rsters. rnone evenings, cast 11 as.
FOR SALE by owner, six room bungalow, nicely
located, close to sen 001; iruit tress: ruu base
ment; $1800; caah $1900. . K. Cucu, 184
Bussett street, Ikenton.
$1800 NEW DESIRABLE HOME BARGAIN
S rood lixed rooms, gaa. lisht. basement-
porches, young iruit trees, perries, two full lots,
occuplea oy tne owner, uu 2uu. raoor 81 SI
$15 DOWN. $16 s month. t rm. plastered
VUelACV. sBasMw iiauw, as s BWit Miailiva.
Price $625. Fred W. German Co., 723 Cham.
.... .m lutM ltm Bk Hmas itisfeis
of Com.
IRT1NGTON $4300: s desirable modern
room home; owner; excellent terms. Prioe
includes assessment. Phone East 7919.
$2000 6 room modern bungalow at 461 IT
37th; lot 33 1-3 by 87. Be owner, 835
Haight ave,
$18505 BOOM cottage, turn, or unfurnished'
near Williams ave. and Tillamook St.; walk
ing distance; terms. . Vt KueeMiR.
SEE this new S room bungalow and gii
ve me
an offer. 67x100 foot corner lot ia
Rose
City. Call Wolf stein, 114 First st,
FOR
BALE Modern. 6 room bungalow, with r
Without furniture;
Phone 487-R.
2 lots; in Gladstone,
BY OWNER LAURELHURST
Exceptional bargain at $4900; also Irviagtoa
nome; mnst seiu rnone mw evio.
FOR SALE 8 furnished summer cottages and
lot 60x100. CIom to orean. Will sell the
cheap for eash. D-5B3. Journal.
SELECTING choice homes a specialty. CaU Ta
bof 6881.
WHILE looking for a home it will M to your
interest to oau up lsoor PBi.
FOR SALE 2 room, furniture, teat hou
311 E. 7th st Seliwood 2588.
FOB SALE LOTS
It
A COtlS BAY GOLD MINE
Owner of 260 lots st North Bend, located
within U mile ot th new $50,000 high
school, desiring to clean up his holdings, au
thorises us to sell all at $20 per lot. These
are choice lota. The lowest price at which
lots ever sold here wss 33 sna was con
sidered a sreat bargain at that price. North
Bend is "bee hive" of industry snd growing
steadily. Just think of it; 260 choice lots for
SS20Q. Hera's an oDoortunitv for an inves
tor to make a ' great clean-tip la big profit
during the next year or two.
THE CBOHSLKT-VIGARS CO.
270 Stark st
WANTED, AUTOMOBILE
FOR ROSE CITY PARK LOT
Lot BOxlOO in the best district of Bos City
Park, street improvements ail in ana psta lor
will take gooa aaro in trsae.
WAKEFIELD. FKICS CU-.
Msin 14. 83 4th si.
LOT 60x142 on Glisan and 71st. Improve
ments sll in. Wll sell very cheap. Apply 614
Panama bldg.
ACREAGE
57
ATTENTION
See my choice adreage snd learn my price
before purchasing elsewhere. Property and owner
250-9 71st st, S. E..
$573 BUYS 7 seres extra fin land near Salem
Electric. Two tracts together if desired;
som good timber, small home. See owner. 202
Wilcox bldg. Ask for Marttsrs. Phon evenings
Ksst. 1198. ,
WILL buy or rent improved acreage, not ever 5
miles from eourthouoe. I wsnt it for chicken
ranch. K-761. JournsL -
SUBUBBAN ACBEAOE
7$
S AND 10 seres on baa Line road, 1 tt miles
from city limits, improved snd unimproved.
Will sell cheap; Bull Boa water. O. P. Potts,
1980 E. Stark St.
ACREAGE near Pert land. 6 end 10 tt
prices reasonable. Tabor 7807.
, ' FOB SALE FABMS 17
io ACRES, 00 canine, near Uiiwaukie. half la
cultivation, 6 acres can be irrigate' from run
ning water oa th land by gravity; room house
and - chicken house. Price. $5500. . Maggie
Johnson, phone Sl-M. llilwsutie. -
BJCH
Alberta fsrsa lend. Csaa
Claud Cole. 82$ Henry bids.
FOB BENT FABMS
II
FARM for rent. 80 acres; house snd errliard,
Itt mile electric line; 2 acres seeded to
Clover. Writ W. W. Dsvss, 220 ittta a, S.E.
BE AYj ESTATE
FOB BENT FARMS 14
BETTER than renting or buying tabUked
ranch wants money to buy adjoining land Bar
gains and mor livestock, large or small amounts.
Will incorporate; live and work. on. ranch it de
sired. H-858. JonrnaL
OR
1E.NT. farm in heart of city; stock snd lra-
piements for aa or trade for eauitv ie s
Itoaee. ' 4100 SSth sv. g. K. Phone Sell.' 47S.
FARMS "WANTED RENT OB BUT tt
. MR. FARMER
We are the largest farm dealers te th City ef
Portland, a peep at -ar ads oe a trip t ear
off toe will eoovino yoa; why not list yosr fares
with na. If it is a real baryaia wa can sail it;
Why hre la hope from others when w eaa
get yoa immediate action. Hand fall par
dealem t
WATU1 OUR ADS. WE GET RESULTS.
A. G. Bender
BITTER. LOWB CO..
(08-4-7 Board of Trad Bads-
WANT a dairy farm to rent, from 200 to
400 acres: most be 100 clear or more: will
buy personal property from 92000 to 83000.
rrnra zo to so miles from Portland. Address
227 Morrison at-. Portland. Or. TaleDhon
Main 2930.
CLIENT wanta to bny 30 or 40 scree of goo3
lana. lair noons and good barn, on oounty
road, near Dayton. Or. Pay 81000 down.
rd A Wiedrick. 24 3 Stark st.
DAIRY farm wanted, west of mountains. Will
pay casn rent for dairy una lor 1 it
os OS. Koute 1. tJorur a Alen. Ida.
WANTED To bny 40 sere farm from owner.
104 2 inloa ave. N.
TIMBER 29
TIMBER for sale or trade. 680 Mississippi ave.
HOMESTEADS
47
eords of
41 ACRE homestead, abont 2500
wood,
mil, to railroad station, about 6
rods from railroad, and winding road through
center: 82000. Call Stearnw202 Wilcox
bldg. Main 8517.
EXHANGE HEAL ESTATE t
WANTED. AUTOMOBILE
FOn ROSE CITY-PARK I)T
lot 60x100 in the best district of Rose CHy
Park, street improvements all in and poid for.
Will take good auto in trade.
WAKEFIELD. FRIES CO..
Main 14. ; 85 4th st.
FOR SALE Or part trade for Portland pro)
erty. luo acres well improved: -00 -acres
well improved. 1 tt miles from It- R. station:
102 tt acres to trade for Laatcrn Oregon prop
erty. A. Weinert, agent, Balcm, Or., route
box 8R.
$2800 Rose City Park 5 room bungalow. 874
80th St. : would consider some scree on Ore
gon City line or some Gladstone or Oregon City
property aa xirst payment, Herman itelaon.
Uladstone. Or. Phone 'Oregon City 413 it.
Owners only.
$960 EQUITY In s very fine B room bungalow
to excuange lor o good car. Frown as Brown.
sz sty. Z.X. Diug. Msrsnau sssi.
HATE good timber land, income property, some
lots; want large tract or land, nuamatn or
Tillamook counties. HX-S77, JournsL
160 ACRES improved. Central Oregon, for
house and Int. lots, grocery or room Ins
nouse. Z-561, JoumaL
LOT with coxy house at Lenta, near cariine. to
trade for acreage. Phone Tabor 6410
or
write NX-877. Journal.
HAVE lota in Portland and Vancouver.
Will
trade for light runabout or truck.
Address
4l N. w. Bank bldg., city.
40 ACRES'stuirfp land and some rash for Port-
Una bouse and lot. Tabor 8233.
WANTED HEAL ESTATE
$1
WANT HOME IN CITY
20 seres fine lend. $8500. clear, to trade
in on horns to $6000, balance cash. Tabor
8825.
WANTED In SeUwood. 5 or 6 room modern
bouse to 82500: $200 cash. $50 per mo.
Client ready to buy. B. M. Uatewood m Co.
168 tt 4th st. Phon Main 8291.
WANTED A 80 to 50 million feet tract of
timber. Price and location mnst be right,
Give specific information. U-460, Journal.
DON'T WUMHI
1 eaa sell or trade anything anywhere.
Laymsn. 147 Park St.
WILL pay $500 down on house with half acre
or mor around, not over 82000. Z-548,
JonrnaL
BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIES It
WOULD you like UUs kind of s business! $7
s day, net profit, after an expenses are paid.
including Interest on investment. Nlos, new,
clean stock of groceries snd smsll line of over
alls, shirts, notions, etc, in a densely populated
section of Portland, working people, where a
large number own their bsknea.1 Cash sales run
ning s round $70 a day. Stbck will invoice about
$3600. fixtures $400. Am called to other im
portant duties. Will aeQ tor eash or trade for
a good small farm. No agents. M-061, JournsL
BIG OPPORTUNITY
Practical contractor in special tin established
business having soms money snd equipment
wsnts s partner with some money; excellent op
portunity; seasons cosiness just opening up.
CHISHOLM,
0-875. JOURNAL.
SAFETY snd profit in land and cattle; estab
lished ranch wants money to buy adjoining
land bargains- and mor livestock: will incorpor
ate; email investments welcome; ran us services
sll or part of time If dfWlred. H-857. JournsL
tt ACTIVE interest in tie mill, 20 miles from
Portland, on paved road, mill is ruaninc and
output ia sold; a good small proposition and will
near investigation. seuwood 1 una.
FOR SAL& Furniture hospital, old established'
buslnasa; also delivery car; s bargain. H
871, Journal.
WILL sell or lease well equipped reatsurant
read for bnilnsi
If takaa st one; cash.
Broadway 1266.
FOR SALE, a complete butcher shop doing
, good business. Phone Wood lawn 218.
RESTAURANT for sale or easy terms. 82 N.
6th rt. Doing good buneaa
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE IT
OUR tnstallnteat plan la the heat sod
method of paying a loan.
883.26 per month for 86 months, os
821.24 for 60 months, oe
$16.17 for 90 months, pays $1000 loss ead
merest.
Other smoonts ta proportion.
We loan oa Improved city Hupsits.
Or for building purposes.
No commission ehsraed.
EQUITABLE SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION
e ntsrs ex.. remand. Or.
PAY OFF THE MORTOAQK
aa rour city bom oa easy Installments wttfc 19
years' time to repays fully protected by life tn
surane under Home Purchase Plan of th BaunV
sbl Life Assurance Society. Interest 6 pee
ent; ao commission. Be Mr. Strong. Eqal table
tiice, uregouisa Dwikaiag,
$00. $400. $500. $760. $1000 sad oel
lowest interest rates. Liberal rape jr meat priv
GORDON INVESTMENT COu
831 Chamber of CesssserceT
PRIVATE FUNDS Lowest rates SSAS Haas
$2000 snd up; farms or city property. Prompt!
vivcnrm m m. piu, eie tienry DKig.
BUILDING
oa etts er entmrUaa n 1
u.J miims mm ww, pi "Slssa. yw (i
Beck. 216 snd 816 FslHng eldg. Mala 849T.
f$60. $$60T" 1400." $$00. $600 and Isrget
amounta, eurrest rates. Quick actio. Fred
isermaa o.. 1 0 - nemoer or
D YOU want asoney see a: ws hav rt M
Ketude A Co.. since 190A
S1S BerUagat
bldg Phoa Mala 2801.
alONEY to loan ta amounts of $100 t $S0o
a city property.
A H.
bill, Hoesa Multey Mdc.
MONEY to lose ea city property at lowest cats.
Fred 8 Williams, vi tt let st
SEE OREGON 1NV
MORTGAGE CfX.
322 Chamber of
4ta and Stark.
"MORTGAGE loans. and 77
A Co.. 408 Selling bids.
$$0O TO $90
TOi000 te loan, "city or fan IbmwV
; ao eomaiasloa. p. O. Bos 87A
1 LOANS WANTED
$9
I 5EED MONEY
To use as working espffsl ia aiy growing busi
ness; been incorporated on year. Will pay
BIG INTEREST
rHELPS -J-770. JOURNAL.
WANTED TO BORROW - .
Will pay 19 per cent for en year; security the
finest f household furniture.
FISHER 8-7 4 S, JOURNAL.
GOOD FARM MORTGAGE FOR SALE
$1000- 'on improved eloa ia 8 tt A. ranch,
good buildings; plao valued at $2800; due ia
1 tt yearn. A per cent, Fred W. German Co..
732 Chamber of Covi ieree. -
SEE OREGON INV. S MORTGAOB CO,
322 Chamber, of Oomaaeree. 4th snd Stars.
WANT to borrow $lO00. for 8 or 6 years from
priest psrty oa 120 acre ranch. Tabor 226S.
MONET. TO LOAN CHATTELS,
SALARIES O
PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN AUK
ErUboabad by Portland bustaass BfS to protMt
bonowec, rf
0. MYERS HERMAN. Mgr.. 894 STARE ST.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JKWELRT, P1AXOA
HOUSAilOLD FURNITURX. f .
MONEY
TO LOAN CHATTELS,
SALARIES T
DO YOU NEED MONFY?
Leans seed ew aatonsebfJss. dUasonda, pi
ne, household snods or aavthla mt wain.
Security wswally left ta your tin Iit
ALSO TO SALARIED PEOPLB on thetr wote
withwut sswority. If your payaMnta to she
wspsnies or oa farnltar or sntumutiU
eon tracts are ksrgar than you eaa ssake. we
ill pay them ws, advance you more asooey. U
ry. sad Tea - ran renas us us sum
Bsonthly psyments to sun your convenience, 7,
I.J.I.AL KATES. 1WU IlKliAI. T
BTTSINE8S STRICTLY OON FIDE N T1AL.
PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY ixtoeaasd)
$06 807 Deknm Bids,
Marshall 8x86.
Opea Evenings.
SfusuagStf
CHRISTMAS MONK
WE LOAN MONEY
T salaried and workingssea oa their
Personal notes. '
NO MORTGAGE. NO INDORSES
NO PTJBLICTTY.
ABSOLUTELY NO SEOURITY.
W slso loan oa household furaitare. nlsnsa
etc, without removal
CALL AND REE TTS TODAT.
InvestigaU our asodem saoney-tendlng 1
eds. It will cost ao mor now thaa tt
wait uaai a law says Before
t CMHISTMAS
Opea 8 a. m. to 9 p. as,
UNTIL XMAS.
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT COMPANY,
Lireased.
218 Failing Building.
8. K. Cor. Third and Washtnefesa Slta. -
Open Evenings. Opea Bvnlnga,
FINANCIAL
Liberty Bonds
If you must set! mar IJtiarf hnnda aatl 4 ss
If you can bur mora Libertv bonds ha In u.
W buy and w sell Liberty bonds at the market. '
xou cannot do better Ton may do wore.
W' are today Daring the followine Tirl. fne
United Slate government Liberty fosa bonds:
$109 81000,
Bond Bond
SttS .,
97.45
92.85
979.60
928.60
81.60
967.60
46.96
61.98
48.82
1st as
2d 4s .. ,
3.66
96 25
94.19
96.68
94$6
lit 4ttS ......
2d 4tts ......
3d 4 Vis ...... ........
4th 4 Vis ............
, MORRIS BROS., INC.,
Th rremler Municipal Bond House,
EsfmbUahed over 2$ Ysara,
$09-311 fiurk St., bet. 6th sod $ta.
U round Fwot,
Tsieohoue Broadway 2191
Liberty Loss Department Opea Until P. V.
aetaraaya.
LIBERTY BONDS
WE BUY BONDS AND RECEIPTS. RE
MITTANCE MAILED OUT OF TOWN SELL
ERS DAY BONDS ARB RECEIVED. Li.
CENSED BY U. S, GOVT.
Northwestern Trust Company
SECOND FLOOR WILCOX BLDO. -
6TH AND WASH, '
LIBERTY BONDS.
AH
Before buying er ssTtlsj
W L. DEVEREAUX A COMPANY
Oiiisi 11 ul snd Menicfpal
st Btxtn timt,
- Between 6 talk and Oak.
LIBERTY BONDS
CASH PAID FOR ANY ISSUE OP BONDS
FULL MARKET PRICE.
RECEIPTS WILL CASH YOUB RECEIPTS
FOR PARTIAL PAYMENTS ON BONDS AT
FAIR VALUE. DO NOT SACRIFICE YOUS
RECEIPTS. WHICH REPRESENT OOLO DOL
LARS TO TOU.
SEE E. BURKTTT, SECRETARY .
OREGON BOND tt MORTGAGE CO.,
212 SELLING BLDG. (SECOND FLOOR),
CORNER SIXTH AND ALDER . STREET.
LIBERTY BONDS
D aot lea what you haws
tracts. If yoa are aot able
ssenta. sea us.
Ws pay cash tor partly paid, ssattssts t
beads, or loan you SO oa your tavestmead at
T sad 6 per a an mm.
Special attention given aurt-of-tsara
jsosas pougDt sua sold st aserhet
arket sriae.
egotiated ea fatal and aity
ieai
wHh tsspoasibl Uessasd
t a.
HOWELL V DAVTS.
401 Board of Trad.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
WANTED A MANAGER WHO HAS SOME '
MONEY, OR ONE WHO CAN SECURE ROMS
TO INVEMT OR liOAN .FOR A SPECUI
CONTRACTING LINE, ESTABLISHED OSU
YEAR.
Season Just Opening Up
WHETMAN 1-991. JOURiAL. .
-CASH LIBERTY BONDS'
FULLY OB ONLY PARTLY PAID.
MARKET PRICE PAID.
OPEN TILL 7 P. M.
DONALD MACLEOD
1002 SPALDING BLDG..
THIRD AND WASHINGTON.
BONDS BOUGHT
SPOT CASH. PPOT; CASN.
CASH FOB PAYMENTS MADB V
CASH T0B TOUR RECEIPTS
arsa on i us 1 w remit retura I
Ccm te 726 Asm bids.. 6th sad Aides.
CELLABS-MUBTON COk. OPEN SAT ETaV
LIBERTY BONDS"
20 N. W. Bank Bldg., tb end Morrises.
U. S. LIBERTY BONDS .'
WIS psy rash . market vsla. Joha TJL
Wfleox. 416 PtUook bioek. "
.CASH FOR LIBERTY BONDS
B. L. Mnrtoa. 446 SherWk Mda.
3d. or. Osk. Open fUl T. Sat, I a a.
WIU. pay eash for equity la Liberty boadst
bring receipts and get your cash, 209 Ak
tagton bids.
tSYESTMENTS. losas. Botes, ssortgaraa, , f.
UTLewks. $oi Lewis bd7 Msr lt, '
1. . .
HORSES, YEHICLES, ETC
If
WANTED Young team: atusb sou ad ; els
ha rasas and wagon. Stat particulars is first
letter. J. Kelly. Boring. Or. -
FINE psir of jet black Shetland posies cheap
a
or xchsjig; no miner Xssss present far
gioa. sua root ay
FOR SALE Team horses, weig!,lng'$W0 Jhj.1":
aieo harussi and wagoa. $460. CaB efs
nlngs or Snndsy. 605 K. 12th N.
GOOD matched, aound 2300 lb. teem f fersa
sasres, wagoa sad harness. Hawthorn Mt .
blea. East 6th end Hawthorn sv. .
DEAD horse taken quick. Caah paid for eews
and Tippled aovess. Tabor 4 203. -
JCST moved to city.' have a On family" cow
for sale. 1207 Division st, -HORSE
,snd wagoa, $L60 day: 2 Bores and
wagoaSS. J. Coaeu. S4S rreat, Maia 3208.
VAUGHN drag saw to exchange for good team
and wagon. F-974. JoumaL
DEAD horisa sad satmsls hauled sway free. C3
WodUwa SO. rortssad Henderias O.
t0nilnwd sa FoTiewTnf fee