THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL"," PORT LAND,' THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. 1919.
1.
FORMER KING OF
PORTUGAL WAITING
COUNTRY'S CALL
Don Manuel Braganza Is Willing
to Resume Throne if People
Want It, He Tells Writer.
MAKES HOME IN ENGLAND
"I Am in the Hands of My Peo
ple," He Says in Commenting
- on Events of the Day.
' Thit Interview mi obtained Tuesday. Since
then the former kin of Portugal to reported to
have returned to Lisbon, but official confirmation
to lacking.) 7
By Robert Welle Ritchie
London, Jan. 23. "I am in the hands
of my people. If they wish me to rule
again, over them, j am waiting their
,.caH.' v
1 Thla simple statement wm made to
. me Tuesday toy Don Manuel Braganza
in anr Interview.
The man who stands in the shadow of
a -shaky throne of ancient Portugal
aid not intend to grant an interview ; he
naa successfully evaoea otners at ms
apartments in the Clarldge's hotel. But
' he hadn't counted on American method
of circumventing reluctance. He smil
ingly, threw up his hands in token ol
surrender.
"I have not received any Information
whatsoever from Portugal," he quickly
interposed, answering my first question.
1 know oijily what 1 have read in the
papers. Communication with Portugal
is very alow and uncertain, but I believe
my supporters have won the day and 1
expect confirmation of the news to
morrow." Wife Stately and Regal
Manuel Is a young man who has been
'waiting' since 1910 for somebody to dust
off his old family throne and put out
the doormat with "Welcome. He seemed
restive tinder the interview. He v. as
clad In a very proper dinner coat with
. moonstone buttons, had a flower in his
lapel and his hands were gloved.
. Anyone would mistake this ex-king-for
a London "exquisite" about to lead
his lady to dinner. As a matter of fact
that was what Don Manuel was doing.
His .wife, stately and regal, with im
perious brow. Impatiently tapped a allp-
' pered foot a ' short distance away, re
gar ding the American interloper with
dagger looks.
"Were you cognizant beforehand of
this attempt to- reseat you?" asked the
interviewer. .
"Absolutely not." Don -Manuel an-
swered without hesitation, "While my
country was at war, my word to mon
archist supporters was for unified ac
tion and will of all countrymen, and
for a unified country against the
enemy. The present situation abso
lutely does not arise from any instiga
tion by me. If Portugal needs me and
L ft monarchical government can restore
rrde. not existing since t the republican
government came into power, then I am
ready to da'ny duty.
T'sSfcteaty ftgy i ail TrtncTlt tHst'fJe
fnera. thought 'of intrigue and revolt
making has been repugnant to me. I
have been an Knglish gentleman so long
and have such a host of friends here I
have - forgotten all resentment, against
my enemies.
Appreciates Efforts of Friends
"At the same time, I deeply appreciate
the loyal efforts of my adherents who
struggled amid adverse circumstances to
restore what they considered the natural
form of government for my country."
"When wll you, return to occupy the
-throne?" I asked. -
An ejaculation of impatience from his
'.wife that instant caused Manuel to give
a further tug at his tiny moustache.
-"Really, you must excuse me. This
In quite Irregular," said the off-again-on-agaln
king. "See my friends," and
then he gave me a name and address
r which may. be. useful for future refer
ence. Whereupon Don Manuel "led his wife
into the dining room amid lively
glances of handsomely gowned women
who had read that they had a near
king in their midst.
Don Manuel's friend emphatically de-
tiled the published report that Manuel
had reproved the monarchists for the
revolution.
"That's a trick of the democrats to
fool the people." said he.
I asked if the British government
viewed the reestabllshment of the Por
tuguese throne with equanimity.
"The policy of the British govern
ment towards Portugal always has been
one of non-intervention -in domestic
affairs. I expect it will be the same
now.
He added Manuel was prepared to
return immediately upon an official
Invitation to resume the throne.
Monarchist Movement Grows
Paris, Jan. 23. (U. P.) An ominous
silence hung over the Portugal situation
today. Officials declared that direct
communication with that country had
been severed.
The wheQabouts of former King
Manuel are unknown. , '
. A dispatch from Vigo, via Madrid, re
ported that the monarchist movement
had assumed a more serious character.
-. Revolt Reported Suppressed
Lisbon, Jan. 23. (U. P.) It was an
nounced today that the government had
almost completely suppressed the monar-
' cblBts. , Decrees have been issued penal
ising the revolting districts.
Assumes Serious Character
Madrid, Jan. 23. (U. P. The Portu
gal monarchlal movement has assumed
a serious character, a Vigo dispatch
reported.
Big Eanch Is Bought
By Walla Walla Man
" Joseph, Jan. 21. J. I Dimmiek of
Walla Walla has purchased an 1160' acre
stock ranch on Swamp creek, part of the
Polk Mays -estate. The consideration
was 120,000. Mr. Dimmiek will move his
family from Walla Walla , in a short
time. u , . .. ..
Sale; of House Cats
Brings in $10,000
St. Louis, Jan. 23. Twenty thousand
ordinary plain house cats brought a
. ' total of nearly $10,000 at the third day's
session of the fur auction Wednesday.
- They sold at an average of from 9 to 90
cent? apiece. The day's sale totaled
P - days of f 2,300,000. -
Prominent Business
Man of . The Dalles
Is Dead of Influenza
The Dalles, Jan. 21. Max A. Vogt,
president of the First National bank
and a prominent banker of the state,
died at 4 o'clock this morning from
influenza, from which be had been suf
fering for the past week. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet been
made. .... -
Mr. Vogt was a native of Germany,
having been born , there 47 years ago.
When he waa four years old his parents
came to this country and settled in lite
Dalles. Mr. Vogt was educated in the
public schools of this city and then
secured a position in the bank. He
possessed a keen business sense and
worked his, way up from clerk to cash
ier. Five years ago he was made
president. Since that time he had taken
a prominent part in the business life of
the community.
Mr. Vogt was married in 1909 to
Miss Pauline Reuter of Jacksonville,
Or. Besides hla wife, he is survived by
two children, Paul, aged 8, and Maxine,
aged 4 ; bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Vogt; two sisters and two brothers as
follows : Mrs. J. C. Thrall, Miss Eliza
beth Vogt and William Vogt, all of this
city i and Joseph Vogt of Hood River.
RECOMOTOF
NEUTRALS URGED
Swedish Newspapers Regret
Failure of Allies to Invite Na
tions to Peace Conference.
Special Cabla to The Journal and The Chicago
Daily News
(Copyright, 1919, by Chicago Daily New Co.)
Stockholm, Sweden, Jan. 22. Swedes
resent their exclusion from the peace
table. Public opinion feels that the
Paris deliberations are less a confer
ence to settle the terms for the cessa
tion of the, war than a committee to
establish a basis for a new world and
that as such it should invite delegates
from Sweden. Resentment flares up in
the chief organs of every political
party.
Svenska Dagbladet says: I
"The neutral powers are in an es
pecially delicate position. Elementary
policies among the states Should have
insured without hints from such neutral
countries that they be invited to take
part in such discussions and decisions
as concern them.
"Peoples of the old culture must find
a .flavor of insult in the fact that
Panama. Honduras and Haiti on the
ground of their services in the world
war enjoy certainly a formal but a sig
nificant precedence."
"It seems," says Social Demokraten,
"as if the Paris conference will be a
congress where the great powers will
dictate their will to the world."
The paper goes on to express regret
that no reply was made to the offer of
the Scandinavian nations to take part
in the congress and urges the immedi
ate publication of the findings of the
Scandinavian parliamentary committee
which has been drafting the plan for a
league of nations.
Dagens Nyheter, the chief organ of
Swedish liberalism, says:
"The speech of King Gustav from the
throne, of January 11, contained the
passage announcing that Sweden de
sired to cooperate in the international
reconstruction work taking place at the
peace conference. In this request Nor
way and Denmark participated. So far
as one knowB, no reply has come either
agreeing or dissenting and one cannot
avoid the impression that the world
war victors place the neutrals in a
class by themselves above their beaten
enemies, certainly, but below even the
least important of the entente's many
allies."
This sentiment toward participation is
less emphatic in Norway and Denmark.
The Danes feel flattered at the hearty
reception given to the views of Minister
Scavenius and the deference shown
toward his view.
Large Army Needed,
Says General Wood
Topeka, Kan., Jan, 23. "We do need
a system of military training for na
tional service," declared General Leonard
Wood 4n an address before the Kansas
legislature Wednesday. "It is only a part
of mercy and justice to train and equip
them. It is nothing short of murder
to send out half-trained men half-
equipped to meet an equal force with
better equipment and training. We
don t want war. No soldier wants it.
But It comes to us, as all epidemics do.
We want no big loafing and standing
army. All that is necessary for the
country is a force equal to ordinary
police work."
Vancouver Marriage" Licenses
Vancouver, Wash., Jan. 23. List eon
S. Barber, 1 years of age, was Wed
nesday granted a permit to marry Mrs.
Blanche M. Schnerlnger, who gave her
age as 25 years. The boy was accom
panied by his parents, who gave their
consent to the marriage. Both gave
their address as Forest Grove, Or.
Others who were granted marriage
licenses yesterday were : William W.
Johnson, 27, Minot, N. D., and Grace
Williams, 19, Portland ; Louis H. Gohr
ke, 33, and Georgia M. Holmes, 21,
Dallas. Cvr. ; Jo Mooma"". '. nl
Dolly Bednoschek, legal. -Medford, Or.;
Harry L. Cratty, 42, and Mrs. Margaret
K Ross. 24. Portland " ltehad '.
Hllj 26". and Nellie Blanche Reed. 1.
Vancouver.
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MEETING NOTICE
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B. P. O. ELKS NO. 142. Sec
ular meeting this ' (Thursday)
s mine. Klk' tempi. S o'clock.
Initiation. . Visiting member wl-
Vt K. BPATJLDINO.
See.
XL, KADEB TEMPLE, A. A. O.
i N. M. ft. Stated aeasion BaV
atday, Jaa. S3, at 8 p. m., Ma
aonio Temple, Wert Park and
Yam lull its. EnUrtainment
and social. Viaitin nobiea cor
dially invited.
By order of the Potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder.
MT7T.TOMAH' CAMP NO.
17, W. o. W.. meeta at
It ball. EL 6th and B. Alder,
erery Friday erasing at B
o'clock. VUitios niaUn
alwaya welcome. . '
i, a WILSON, Clark.
WEB FOOT . CAMr WO. SB.
W. O. ff.. erery Friday
night fa Vf. a VT TtmpU.
138 11th at Mambaw ra
eaeatad to be preaeat. V taiton
wetooaaa. U O. DftoW
Cental Commandar. tt. 1
Barbnr. Clerk.
POBTLAND LOIX3K KO. 65, A.
P. ea A. M. Special commu
nication Friday moraine-. j30.
Maaonie temple. Funeral aerricea
lata Brother Captain teiw A.
dmh t h held Scottish Rite
cathedral 10 mTVGWrbS
mm . . m-,-r .ig-.TI.'g tlTtfYTTG NO. 65
- Uii nEUtoua " -
The annual dance rrncn waa
to hara been held at the Cotillion
hall on Thursday erenine. January
28; baa baas poatponed on account
. w ot tha lnlluensa epiaeraio. i
order of the monarch. R. E. FPLTQy. See.
JMOUWT HOU1J IAJ1MB CJ-
A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication tomorrow ( Fri
day) eranins, 1 '30. Work in
F. O. decree. Visitor welcome.
Bf order of W. M.
ED C Pius., Bc
ALBERT PIKE LODOK NO. Wz.
A. F. A A. M. Special com
munication Friday. Jan. 24, 7:30
p. m. E. A degree. Visitors wel
oacae. . W. COOK,
Secnstary.
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, button., pina.
charm. Jaeger Broa., 181-183 6th at.
XjiBl statistics
marieqts.Blrtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
I. C. Robertson. 24. 30 N. 22d t.. and
Eunice Weber, 23, Carlton hotel.
Royal D. Trusty, 82. Hood Rier. Or., and
Nellie M. Keeton, 25, 891 E. 2d J.
Albert Edward Dww, legal. 2 K. aui .
and AieMa O. Swint, legal, 821 E. GHaan at.
Paul Hogenfeld, 2. 285 E. 23d at., and
Alice Krateke. 26, 765 E. Main St.
Robert J. McGonrty. legal. 241 -TiHamook et,
and NeUie E. Young, legal, 146 W. Emerson it.
Herry B. Metheny,28. Vanoourer Barracks,
Wash., and Gertrude T. Veldkamp, 19. Multno
mah hotel. , . . .
Fred C. Schulta, legal. 689 E. Alder at, and
Carolen E. Bateeon, legal. 690 E. Aider rt.
Fred Milton Brown, legal. 4980 75tl t. S. E
and Emma Elizabeth Kepcha, lagal, 440 fc. 57th
t. S. E. .
BIRTHS
DUN ANN To Mr. and Mr. R. W. Dunann. 25
E. 10th, Jan. 5, a daughter.
MOSS To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Mom. Park
Roue, Or., Jan. 20, a daughter.
PORCELLI To Mr. and Mrs. V. PorcelU, 118
Idaho, Jan. 15, a daughter.
PERELLE To Mr. and Mrs. J. Perelle, 432
3d. Jan. 15, a daughter.
COSTANZO To Mr. and Mrs. P. CoeUnzo, 651
Broadway, Jan. 18, a daughter.
DAYTON To Mr. and Mr. W. Dayton. 8566
4th, Jan. 17. a son. !
McKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. A O. McKenzie,
7S B. Tamhfll, Jan. 20, a on.
DAVIS To Mr. and Hn. C. H. Daaia Jr., 253
W. Park, Jan. 16, a on.
PARMEI.E To Mr. and Mr. B. O. Pamela,
Taft. Or., Jaa 10, a daughter.
WILLIAMSON To Mr. and Mrs. T. William
son, 820 Union are.. Jan. 19, aon.
WILSON To Mr. and Mr. A. Wilaon. B241
66th. Jan. 13, a eon,
SCHtlBKRT To Mr. and Mrs. William Schu
bert, 912 E. 13th. Jan. 19. a daughter.
PARRY To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parry, 1675
Hodges. Jan. 18. a son.
BRACCHI To Mr. and Mrs. B. Braechl. 1264
Hawthorne, Jan. 19, a son
DEATHS ATfTr FTJ7TERAL8
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PENNISH In this city on January 21, 1919.
Alfred H. Pennish, aged 28 years, belored
non of Mr. Elizah Pennish; brother of Veard
Pennish and Clara Pennish; nepliew of Mrs.
Johanna Sciul end ftiancd husband of MM
Marie Stitt. of this city. , Funeral serrices will
be held Friday, Jan. 24. at 2 p. m . from tha
residential funeral home of Wilson As Roes, E.
7th and Multnomah. St. Johns lodge of Ma
sons will hare charge of concluding aerricea at
Rose City cemetery where interment will ha
made in the family plot. Serrices prirata in
accordance with the board of health. Chicago.
111., and Superior, Wit., papers pleas copy.
COOPER In this city, Jan. 21, William Jesse
Cooper, aged 20 years, belored husband of
Mrs. Anna Cooper, father of Verna Cooper, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cooper, grandson of 5'rs.
Lucia A. Cubage, brother of Mrs. Allen Mills
of la Verne, CaU. J. H. Cooper of Potlaeh,
Wash.: Lee Cooper of Company A, 1157th in
fantry, now orerseas. and O. S. Coop' of this
city. Frirat Tuners I serrices will Da neia . to
morrow, Jan. 24. at 2:80 p. ra.. from the
funeral parlor of A. D. Kenworthy A Co.,
6802-4 92d st. S. E.. in Lenta. Interment Mt.
Scott cemetery.
PEASE In this city. January 22, Captsin
George A. Pease, aged 88 years, lata of 784
Pettytrrore at.: father of Captain A. L Pease,
Mrs. Hattie M. Colbert of San Francisco, Cal.;
brother of Mrs. M. A. Warner,. Mrs. H. E.
Pop, grandfather of Dr. G. N. Pease and
Captain A. L. Pease Jr. The funeral aerrices
will be held Friday. Jarnary 24, at 10 o'clock
a m. at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Morrison
and Lounsdala at. Interment at Oregon City.
Masonic cemetery. The remains are at Fin
ley's, Montgomery at 6th.
KTTLI8CH At Taeoma. Wash.. January 19.
William Charles Knlisch, seed 33 yean, hus
band of Mrs. Helen O. Kulisch, father of
Billy Jr.. Jack and Helen Knlisch of Tscoma,
Wash. The funeral serrices will be held Bst
urday, January 25, at 1 o'clock p. m. at Fin
ley's. Montgomery at 5th. Interment at Rose
City cemetery. All eerrice prirata by order rf
the board of health.
8HNT In this city. January 22, Janette
Marshall Shand. aged 5 years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Shand of 1086 Schiller
st, sitter of Charles, Hessi and Mary Mhand.
The funeral serrices will be held Friday. Janu
ary 24. at 2:30 o'clock p. tn.. at Finley's.
Montaomere at 5 th. Incineration at Mount
Scott Park crematorium. All serrices prirata
by order of the board oi Beaitn.
STONEMAN The funeral of Luke Stoneman,
late of 55 West Skidraore street, will be held
from the Blessed Sacrament church, corner of
Maryland arenue and .Btandena street, tomorrow
I Friday )j January 24, at 9 a. m. Interment
Mount Oalrary cemetery. serrices stnetty prl
rate. Arrangements in care of A. H. Zellar Co.
K V TTTrTSON In this rttr at his lata-residence.
834 5th St.. January 22. Otto Enndtaon,
aged 38 years, nuaband of Mrs. Mayme Knndt
son of this city: father of Josephine Salcsne
and Charles Leroy Knndtson and son of H. O.
Knudtlon, of Flagler, Colo. The remains are
MII.LER The funeral serrices of the late Ger
trude D. Miller will be held Saturday, Jan
uary 25. at 2:30 o clock D. m.. at Fmler s.
Montgomery at 5th. Interment at Lone Fir
cemetery. All service private by order of the
beard of hcslth.
BAUMANN The funeral serricea-ot tha late
Ella Baumai.a - will be held Fridsy, January
24, at X o'clock p. m., mt Finley's, Monteosaery
at 5 th. Interment At Rose City cemetery. All
serrices prirate by order of the beard of health
THORESEN In this city. January 23. Vie
cant Harry Thoreen, aged 1 yer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. TboreBen of 83 76th st. S.
The retnatna are at . Finley's. Montgcanery at
!,h. Notice ot lunerui nereatter.
rrilSTRR- In this rlrr. January 23. An
drew Cloister, aaed' 56 rears, late of Buxton.
Or. The remains are at Finley's. Montgomery
at 5th. Notice or funeral nerearter.
VI AT'7-AY At the residence. 1069 E. 30th st.
N.. Jan. S3, 1919, Wallace Manzay. aged
71 years, neiorea nusrwna or aiune v. jsauxay,
Remains at Holman's funeral parlors.
KOSTER In this elty. Winifred Roster, aged
32 rears, belored wife of Maximilian Koster,
Remains are at the residential funeral parlors ot
Wilson ek wuson. ajuingswortn are. at -erry
BreS At the residenee, 6110 41st are. S. E.,
I Jan. 22. 1919, Graea Isabel Bies, aged 24
.Aara 6 months 12 days, balored wife of John
Ries. ' Kemain at Uolnaan lunesM parlors.
M'VEIGH John F. McVeigh, aged 62- years,
died at his home, 75 E. 18th St., Wednesday,
Jan. 22, 1919. i'uneral notioa later.
JONES InTthi city, Jan. 21, 1919. teed 69.
Remains st Jiounan taacrat.parion. -
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DFATTfSI ATTTf VCWKraIR 7
CErDERLCND Jan. 22.' 1919. at tli family
residence, Emil Ceiderlund, aged 34 years,
bektred husband of Hilda XJeideriund, lather of
Lillian. Margaret and Henry Ceiderlund. rrt
rate fnnersi serrices will be conducted Saturday.
Jan.- 25, st 2 p. m.. from Pearson's Undertaking
parlors. Rnssell at. Cninn are. Interment Boa
:ity eemetery.
HESTER Alfred Hester, St. Vincents hospital.
Jan. 20, 82 years, influenza.
PAN TON r. Andrew C. PantoB, N. 82d,
Jan. 18, S3 years, influenza.
GOODWIN Versa M. Goodwin, 224 Occident,
Jan. 17, 8 yean, influenza.
MeDOKNALL V. McDonnell. 82 E. 27th. Jan.
IB, 27 years, tnfluenn.
SCHMIDT John Schmidt, St. Vinceatt hospital,
Jan. 18, 34 years, influenza.
MOORE Mary Moore, 853 N. 17th. Jaa. 18,
24 years, influenza.
BONNIE Abbie Bonnie, Emanuel hospital, Jam.
19, 85 years, influenza.
LETTENMUER Blanche. Lettenmuer, 819 E-s
Ererett, Jan. 20, 17 yearsJ inf luanaa. v
HENEW1CH Luwig Heneric, St- Vincents hos-
. pital, Jan. 20, 29 years, influenza.
MeODlSTION Alphorwo McOuistioa. T022
84th. Jan. 17. 27 years, influenza.
CORDEB Hasel M. Corder, 4847 62d, Jaa. 16,
28 years, influenza.
OLIVER Grace H. Olirer, 181 Laurelhurst,
Jan. 18, 88 years, influenza.
COOPER Lillian Cooper, St. Vincents hospital,
Jan. 20, 22 years, influenza.
EH R MAN Emily Rider Ehrmaa. 640 Flanders.
Jan. 20, 23 years, influenza.
DAWSON Grace Dawson. 212 11th, Jan. 18,
26 years, influenza,
MARTE Ira Marte, Capitol Hill, Jan. 21, 28
years, influenza.
BENNET Rose Rennet, 260 E. 76th, Jan. 20,
8 yean, influenza. '
LINES Frances B. lines, 186 K- 72d. Jaa. 20,
36 years; lobar pneumonia.
HIRAMATSU - Kameno Hiramatsu. 53 N.
4 th. Jan. 17. 31 rears, influenza.
JAW Lin Jaw, 267 Flanders, Jan. 19, 86 years.
snnuenra.
POME ROY Mrs. M. Poraeroy, Good Samaritan
hospital, Jan. 19, influenza.
YODER Zerita Yoder. 515 E. 7th. Jan. 8, 23
years, inflnensa.
BROWN Clara Brown, Old Peoples Home. Jan.
IB, years, angina pectoris.
BOORMAN Carrie Boorman, 4121 67th. Jan.
17. 57 yearn, cerebral hemorrhage.
LARSON Lloyd Larson. 1018 Princeton. Jan.
lw. 19 years, tuberculosis.
REIN Ernest G. Rein, 500 Miller are.. Jan.
20, 1 month, starration.
HORNTJNG John T: Hornnng. Rose Friend
apts., Jan. 19, 74 years, myocarditis.
CALL Lena P. Call, 264 E. 51st.. Jan. 20,
25 rears, tnbercnloeis.
GEORGE William W. George, 85 Jessup, Jan.
29, eu yean, carcinoma.
BURTIS Louis Burtis, 454 Umatilla are., Jan.
18, 14 years, pyemia.
WRIGHT Jane C. Wright. 88d and Holladay,
Jan. 20. 87 years, uremic coma.
DUFFY Daniel Duffy, St. Joseph home, Jan.
19. 80 years, apoplexy.
GRANT Malinda Grant, St. Joseph home, Jan.
19, 68 years, oedema of lungs.
BOYES Emma Boyas, 1196 Mall, Jan. 20, 68
years, rheumatism.
EKLOF Nobel Eklof, 351 Rosa, Jan. 19. 19
years, mitral regurgitation heart.
CAMPBELL William Campbell, St. Vincents
hospital, Jsn. 20. 64 years, carcinoma.
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Both phones: Tabor 1258. B-2546.
1047 Belmont st
WILSON & ROSS
EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH
PORTLAND'S MOST PROGRESSIVE
Funeral Directors
PRICES REASONABLE
. PERSONAL. SERVICE
BEAUTIFUL CHAPEL
LADY ASSISTANT
. CENTRALLY LOCATED
EAST 54 C-3185
Holman .Undertaking Co,
Funeral Directors
Established 1877
Third snd Salmon Streets
Main 507. A-1611
Lady Assistant
J. IF. FI11LEV
Progressive Funeral Directors
Main 9 Montgomery at 5th A-15fl
F, S, Dunning, Inc.
ine voiaen tuie Lnaertaters ,
414 East Aider st. Phone East 52. B-5225.
n..n mnrr X. ynCnttA Undertakers.
Lyuillllllg, U6 1VIUIIH.CC Modern in
erery detail. Broadwsy and Pine ats. Phone
Rmtm, llCt T.J :. .
...vn... j .v.. mm mOrJ. 1UJ WBDfUUt,
A. D. KENWORTHY & COT
OBUZ-0HO4 83d at. S. K., I.enU. i
Phone Tabor-5267. Home Phone D-61
S-.7." P. L. LERCH UAh
UiiKWTAKERS. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
MILLER 4c TRACEY, Independent FuneraFDP
rectors. Prices as low as 820. 40, 860.
Washington at Ella.' Main 2691, A-7885.
...... i - ...j wdira.ti
248 tod 250 Killingsworth ar., near William
are. Woodlawn 3306. C-1183.
AR 7ollor ( 692 Williams arenue.
i 111 CCUVl KmfUt Et 1088. C-1088.
ERICSON
Undertaking Parlors, 445 Mor
rison st. Broadway 2534.
QU,,,.-UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152,
OKcWoO 4-2321. Corner Third and Clay.
Wilson & Wilsonin o.s
i t a t m i I TAM ift7H Eit Glmn at. Fn-
i lniviiL. I uit
u ii nn i i ill i i , - .
nnl rricea. Tabor 4313.
R. T. BYRNES, new residence Ublishment.
901 Wiliiame are. Woodlawn 22Q. C-1948.
F M 03T TJM E5TS
IcX EiLAESIFwSAFelTElll
-n., , . .v , . r t r WASCS Oda.2fl 4th
st.. opposite city hall. Main 8564. Philip
Neu &, Sons for memorials. -
LOST A3TD FOTJ2TD
21
LOST Sunday. Jan. 19. a 1 7-Jewel Illinois
gold watch, between Grays . Crobslng and Al
bina. highly ralued gift from parents: initials
C. B. oa back. Return CpL C. B rod die, 755
Height are. Wdln. 1514 or Main 6733. Re
ward. ' .
LOST OR STOLEN At Sifton, Saturday night.
a khaki colored coat with black fur on collar,
cuffs and aroufjd bottom. Reward for return of or
information leading to return of same. DX-880,
Jourval.
LOST A gold wrifttwstcb, on Washington, be
tween 4 th and 6th, on 4 th between Wash
ington and Alder, on Alder between 4th and th.
about 4 o'clock Sunday. Reward. Wdln. 5690.
WILL party who picked up package containing
1 large ad 11 small photographs In O., W.
A K. store please leave at Journal busines of
fice t No questions asked. W. F. Gribble.
THE party who took- purse from Swetland'a lava
tory is known. Return it to Bwetland's of mail
it to Mrs. M. B. UnderhiU, P. O. box 886,
and aroid further, trouble. . .-
LOST Brown fox fur between 6th Snd Mor
rison and lOUi on Clay. Liberal reward.
405 Clay. Main 6421
FO V N D Puree E Majrde dressing room ;
party eaa hare came oy calling aaaia soaa
and paying for ad. - .., ...
LOST Will party who look taupe umbrella
front Meier A Frank's phone Tabor 1575 aad
return it, as it was a keepsake r
FOUND Black purse containing key, etc.
Owner may bar same by calling at Journal
office. ' ' "I
LOST Solitire diamond ring on Stark between
6th and Broadway. Kewara u returned to
Emms Boyle, Benson hotel.
LOST -Black and white hound aog. Phone
- Mais 2953 day "time and Broadway 2970
nights. Atk for Franklin. Reward. ' - v
LOST A lady' small cold wristlet watch, Sat
urday night. Reward given to finder. Pleas
cU Woodlawn 5962. ,
tiiE following ariicles bar been found on cart
of tli Portland Railway. Light A Power Co..
Jan. 21. 1919: S rrarsea, 2 handbags, 1 rosary.
I locket, 1 pr. gloves, 2 glorrs, ; 1 pin, 1 pr.
tennis shoes, 1 book, 1 picture, roll music,
blocks. 1 muff. 1 cigar holder, S packages. 1
sack wheat, tool. 6 lunch boxes. 1 satchel. 1
muses roll. 11 umbrella. Owner may b-
tain property at 1st ana Ainer st. eeation.
THE fnliowing article war found oa ear of
the Portland Railway, Light A Power Co.:
Jan. 20, 1919 1 purse, 1 fountain pen, 1
key, bunch of keys. 1 comb, 1 book tick eta, 3
single dor, 1 tie, 1' pair rubbers, 3 shopping
baas. 8 pkga,. 1 eaa aeap, ' 1 roll wire. 5 lunch
boxes, 1 traveling bag. IT umbrella.
-Owners may obtain property at Is-and Alder
St. station, - - - ' ' - - '
DECK OFFICERS O. S. shipping board tree
narigatinn school, at Seattle, Taeoma and
Portland, trains decki offiesr lor the merchant
marine; short cut to license; nstir and, natu
ralized citizen only: deep ea sailors two years
experience; lake' and. sound pilot and masters
and graduates ot nautical school ships eligible;
course six weeks. Address W. J. Grambs. 869
Stuart building SeatUet Wash. '
WANTED At once, experienced orchsrdist' to
- ear for 80 acre fruit farm. Furnished bouse,
bam, sheds,- etc. ; also good tesm and farming
implements. Z-561, Journal, or Woodlawn 8160.
WANTED 300 -discharged soldiers or civilians
a '"laborers at stood wage. Apply Captain
Stout, eat-up plant, Vanoourer barracks. VaoaJ
eourer, was a. v. -
WANTED Man and wife to work on a farm;
permanent lob to right party, . Address J. A.
Larsen, Madras, Or." . '
WANTED Bright boy for delirering and as
sisting in store. Good opportunity for right
ooy. uetner women , ib oin.
WANTED Married man to work on farm!
Writ for particulars. H. F. Valliere, Bjck
retl). Or. " '
WANTED An experienced, washer on flat work.
steady position. . C. S. Laundry, Co. t 180
Grand are.
Al MLIEER and snilkheus men wanted.. 890
and board. Z-660, Journal. , ' '
HELP Vr'AJCTE'D MISC.
49
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
A railroad official write us: "The employes
recruited from your school hare almost without
exception given excellent service and give evi
dence of careful and intelligent training.!
Operators are Beaded. Enroll now in day or
evening classes. Free .booklet upon request.
Railway Telegraph Institute, 218 By. Exch.
bldg., Portland, Or. .
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL
462 Hawthorne are.
AUTO, TRACTORS. TRUCK, GAS ENGINE.
LIGHTING. STARTERS, IGNITION. WIRING.
COME TO THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES
YOU TO BOSS THE JOB.
AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL
Technical and practical training, gates, trac
tors, gas engines, auto electrical work. Writ at
once for big 10O page catalog. Adoox Anto A
Tractor School, Dept. J. Union are. and Wasco
St., Portland, or.
YOUNG MEN, 16 and erer. are eligible fo
government railway mail clerks, 392 month;
examinations toon. . For free ' particulars writ
Raymond .Terry (former ciril service examiner),
846 Columbian, bldg.. Washington.
POSITIONS ASSURED
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKEB
Business College, Portland.
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, steoogrsphy, bank
ing, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog,
BUKSELL PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL
Day and Erening Class .
Lumbermen bldg, 5th- and Stars. Bdwy 8464.
miss . RUKDjtUi, x-nnctpai.
TAYLOR-FAITH BUSINESS COLLEGE
207 Stevens bldg., W. Park and Wash
Complete commercial ,: courses Adding and
calculating machine Spanish French English.
MISS DECKER'S
PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE .
SPECIAL COURSE IN COMPTOMETERS e
ALISKY BLDG. , 3D AND MORRISON.
SHORTHAND. Mrs. Hannum prepares for po
siUon, 3 months. East 8860. 280 Tillamook.
HELP WASTED-FEMALE
WANTED A refined young woman, 30 to 35
year- old, as housekeeper in country: no
washing, no women to cook for; good home. F-
879, JournaL
WANTED Girl for general housework, good
wages, no washing. 2 xnompson st.
Phone East 3012.
RESIDENT laundress, prirate family, all elec
tric appliances. Call 908 Eleetrio bldg., after
9 a. in. ; ..
WANTED Markers and sorters, also other ex.
perienced help.
National Laundry Co.. E.
8 th at Clay.
WOMAN or girl for housework. Phone Tabor
1761. '.
GIRLS wanted. Stephen's Button Shop, 219
Pittock block.
GIRL wanted for general housework. Inquire
181 23d st. N. Marshall 666.
WANTED Teachers for mission school. Apply
170H 1st st. from 0:30 to 9:80 p. m.
HELP W A TV TED MALE AND
FEMALE M
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
Pays you while learning; gire you set of tools;
guaranteea position. Write for catalogue. 284
Burnide"at.. or phone Broadway 173-1.
MEN, WOMEN, learn barber trade; wages while
learning; position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 year'
experience, pregon Harper college, zaa Maaiaon,
PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE teaches trad
in 8 weeks; pay while learning; position guar
anteed. 234 Couch st. "
WANTED AOEIfTS C
"THEO. ROOSEVELT'S LDTE AND WORKS,"i
Now ready. Also our "New and Complete His
tory of the War." Best terms and premium.
Outfits free. J. L. Nichol A Co., NaperrUle, 111.
SITUATIONS MALE
SEWING machines clesned and repaired; work
guaranteed patis factory or no charge; work
done at residenee if preferred. Keys fitted.
247 Taylor st, between 2d and 3d sts. Phone
Main 9165.
RTRnKfi healthv eldarlv man to.nt, 4oH nn
country place; able to do reasonable day's
work; can milk; understand orchard and gar
den work; wiu bacn; small wages. jlhsps,
Journal. , f
BOY attending high school wishes work after
school and Saturdays: has own wheel. Is
studying to be a M. B. Prefer drug store
work, mone woouiawn latsa
WANTED Carpenter work; wiS take dry
goons, grooenes or dental work aa pay. Phone
Ei 87 54 or cau at iupie. layior st.
MAN, aged 38, wishes to take charge of
small tana ana o iu own ooss. vox es,
B. F. D. No. 1. Corbett, Or.
WANTED Employment part or all time;
adapntue miaoie agea American; tome ecu
ing and soliciting experience. D-870, JournaL
WOULD like Job of driving team, either in
town or on ranch: hare handled teams all my
life. Joseph Gnffin. Phone Broadway 2569,
ROOMS tinted, 82.50; papering in and outside;
painting reasonable. - Nickels, East 2959.
CARPENTER, married, wants steady Job by
monitt, ' U-H8I, journal.
WANT work aa chore -man. cfty. X-600, Journal.
SITUATIONS FEMALE
GIRL 17 with grammar school education witsbet
work In doctor's or dentist't office: willing
to begin at the bottom. F-881, Journal.
JEFFERSON high school girl wants place to
work tor room ana ooara; more as companion.
Mam z. .
SOLDIER' S wife wants place to work for room
ana soara in forenoons. s-as2. Journal.
WANTED Position si housekeeper. Write
zvsu a. Aiaer sr. ? ciia vonaoie.
YOUNG lady with personality wants position in
oentxst or oocror s oiiice. e-7o7, JournaL
FURNISHED ROOMS
. HOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH -
1 a uay up. special natea by Week.
WANTE D," dean young man to share apt., close
in; reference required and given, F-878,
journal.
THE GEM
Nice rooms with first class board: steam
neat, net ane eoia water, sasft '1st st.
HOTEL SARGENT. HawthorB ' and syrand.
Btarang potnt special car - lor vancourer.
Hotel Princess
Modern; moderate.
E. Sd and Burnside.
FTJRSTSHED ROOMS PRITATE
FAMILY 79
PRIVATE family will rent to 8 or 4 gentlemen
-atrictly modem sleeping rooms ia. duplex
apartment. Nob Hill district, walking distance;
-references. T-SS5, Journal.
UN FURN ISHEDiront rooms in prirate family,
weatside. Marshall 6184. ; ' -
PLEASANT room, private family, walking dis
tance, west side. Main 9486.
ROOMS A9D BOARJ
U
THE HAZEL "Not lik the other." Erery
comfort. Home cooking. S8S Third St.
HOUSEKEEPXirO ROOMS t
FFRMSHEP AKP UN FUKMIBHK1J
FOR RENT To woman, 2 detached furnished
rooms. Nothing swell. Very reasonable. -117
IxHnbard ht, Kenton car.
3 NICE rooms, only. $10. 1910 E. Everett and
76th, M-v ear.
HOrsEREEPINO ROOMS 78
FTJItS ItH ED- AND VSTV R5ISIEP
PRIVATE FAMILY '
THREE furni'iteri roomn f light IL K. AdulU
only, ioi V. isrrgguitfc
HOT7EtEF.ri3IO ROOM" H
FTTRSISHKD AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY
NICE housekeeping rooms, 501 Harrison, near
14tn and Montgomery.
: FOH RENT HOUSES
ITWFITR7TISHED
11
MKnsr fbanx's
- runs cental at
IN FORMATION BCRKAO
fbttklalB- sm.kiljta Hsra. sf - garffahh vaeasa
siw,. aptnait aid lutt tit denalte ta
lersaaUoa psnaialnc (
Nnwniimart ta Portia ad wfTl flnd (Ma tssusaa
at great ralu ia hblas these get property aad
taiekly Vscatsd.
snQHTH FLOOB
ROOMS, new and modern, near - Peninsula
school, ralne 83000: for oniek sale 82400.
CKAO - Mah Vialaxca mnnihlr. Pmm4 . Wain
851T. 9 to 4.
SMALL 2 room house and lovely lot with gar-
aen spot ana berries, to rent for go monto
to steady couple; close to ear. 85th near Glad
stone, see Mr. uoadare, boa Couen piag
STORES, tor Ilrin quarters, conerele bldg.,
steam neat, hot and cold water. 1185 tt
.,1-1 ' : ; -
Albina are
FIVE rooms at east end ot Broadway bridge.
No children. S2 6. Owner. Main 891 B.
HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE
FOR SALE i M
FURNITURE of S room, bungalow end hoot
to sell or rent. Leaving city. Mar. 2404.
FURNISHED HOUSES
36
LOVELY heated room for 2 men or ladles)
8.76 per weak: also one ton floor room.
suitable for gentleman, 87 month, clean,
warm. 72 North 14th, corner Ererett.
FURNISHED house for rent to reliable couple
wttnmit children. B3 Mile St.
FURNISHED bouse for 'rent, $40. Sell. 8474.
FOB RENT FLATS
13
THREE room upper .flat, 820 Vaughn mC
Kitchen, steel range connected up. No battt-
room, ties only. No children, jtdwy. esas.
8-ROOM flats, Union are. near Russell; adults
only. East 2195.
4
WANTED TO RENT
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
FOR RENT
A HOUSE, A FLAT, AN APARTMENT
LET US LIST IT. "HEAVE TOGETHER."
CABJE or
N. W. STEEL-CO. PHONE MAIN 1193.
WAN TED To rent, one or more acre with
aood. small housa on suburban car line. Writs
-, Journal.
WANTED Furnished house, 6 rooms or larger.
Phone Portland hotel, roots 584.
WANTED To rent 4 roams, house or Oat. not
over (15. F-880, Journal.
REAL ESTATE
TO LEASE
63
WANTED to lease Equipped farm or ranch oa
shares, oood offer for three or fire year lease.
Parker, 80 East 2d it, north.
FOR SALE HOUSES
1
A SPLENDID
5 roord bungalow, one that will hut suit you.
You must see it to appreciate it, A brand new
Monarch range, new linoleum on kitchen floor,
corner lot, 2 H blocks of car, all for 82150.
$500 down.
GTLSON - REALTY CO.,
431' Chamber of Ccrneroe. Msln 127.
BIG SNAP 7 ROOM HOUSE TWO LOTS
Good 7 room house, bath, electricity, cement
basement. 5 rooms down, 2 upstairs, 4 hed-
ioom. tots auuxnv, comer, ivo in be rata le
ot Patton are., corner Humboldt; big snap at
62000. on easy terms.
- J. W. CBUSSI '
316 Board of Trade. Main 7452
AN ABSOLUTELY MODERN BUNGALOW
82750 Worth 83250. 5 rooms, bath, fire
place, all built-ins, hardwood floors,
furnace, 60x100 lot, with the use of
two more for gardening. Terms. Pic
ture in office.
J. A. W ICEMAN CO..
204 Re. Exchange Bldg. Main 583.
$2250 $300 CASH
Modern . 5 room bungalow, on E. Couch at..
lust east of Laurelhurst. This it a real buy with
all conveniences.
G. O. GOLDENBERG. ABINGTON BLDG.
35 Years in Portland."' Main 4803.
81800 NEAR 8. P. SHOPS 31800
$300 CASH
XT . A V. ..7 ,, .1... .K. ...
. . h Tr iwu vuuavw , I . ' ' " . w I . - .
good full cement basement, block -from hard
surface; term like rent.
C. A. WARRINEK
RITTER. LOWE & CO..
03-5-7 Board of Trad bldg.
" HAWTHORNE DISTRICT -$3200
NIFTY BUNGALOW GARAGE- FULL LOT
You just must see this. A real bungalow a
real home; hardwood floors, fireplace, outlet, ele
gant fixtures, cement basement, 60x100 lot, ga
rage, near car.
A. G. TEEPE CO..
264 Stark st. near 8d. Main 8318.
SNAP in Irrington, 7 room modern bungalow,
classr district: hardwood floors, furnace, firs-
place, built-in conveniences, exceptionally good
condition, paved streets; owner leaving city, mart
sell. Price $4900, clear of incumbrance. Will
gire good terms. W. 11. Hurley, SS Irving st.
Phone Marshall 2963.
ROSE CITY PARK
FDRNISHED BUNGALOW 82850 '
Owner moving away and must sell: exception
ally well built, 5 rooms and attic, fireplace, full
basement, wasn trays, ere. oe ttiis sura. .
A. G. TEEPE CO..
264 Stark at., near 3d. Main 8516.
BRANCH OFFICE. 50th and Sandy.
32500 TERMS $2300
Probate sale to satisfy hsira.
6 room modern bungalow, all eonr., 80x100
cor. lot; liens pd. Near 25 th and Sandy.
Worth your while to investigate. - i
G. C GOLDENBERG. Abington bldg.
"85 Years in Portland." Main 4808.
ON MOUNT TABOR $2100 i
Let a show you this 3 room brick house.
The lot is small, but it is a nice little -home.
all finished in white. It ha a good bath and
fine basement; only $250 down. Co A Mc
Kenna A Co.. Main 4522., 82 4th at.. Board
of Trade bldg. . 1
6 ROOM, NEARLY MODERN, $1850
Here is the best buy in Portland : 0 rooms,
full basement, waah trays, very beat modern
porcelain plumbing, cm. electricity, 60x100 lot,
2 blocks from Franklin high. $350 cash, $15
per month. H. F. reemster. aua APington biag.
FOR SALE In Oregon Olty Or., 5 room
hnnae. barn and chicken hone. 6 lots. 1
bloek to school; price $1800, 6500 down and
$10 and interest per montn. X. n. aiarun,
1108 Main at. Phone Home B-49, Oregon
city, ur.
WHY NOT BDILDf
Get ta artistic hom by an cstahnshad archi
tectural firm at low cost. We build anything,
furnish the money if desired. L. R. Bailey Oo
Inc., contracting arenitecm aa w. nana.
B ROOM HQUSEAIOOO
This place is plastered, has bath, toilet, gas
and electric lights, convenient to car at Lenta;
$150 cash.- $15 monthly. Fred W. German
Co., 733 tarns, or com.
FOR SALE 4 room house, pat. toilet and eirJr
in, OA Mt. Scott car, Lents station.; price
$676; terms. Particular address A W. Lin
dell. Col City, Or. ;
FOR SALE A new 4 room plastered bunga
low with bathroom nd ban, half basement,
lot 50x130. by owner. 10107 35tb are. S. ..
city.
:$i400; SNAP: 3 BLOCKS R. C. PARK CAR
Modem o room nnngaiow, aas, eiecrncity, oen,
built-in features, nice lot 75x100. Terms. Ta
bor 6559.
- $576 TERMS $57
' S room hoo4e. light, garage. T fruit trees,
sidewalk 43x100 lot, 4 blocks car. Mt, Scott
ear Trenton sr. station, ozzs list st. 9. K
OWNER .tearing city will sell 7 room bungalow
modern except furnace . heat, full lot, for
$250 down, balance easy terras. Phone Tabor
T930.' J' r'- : ; - . ,
FOR SALE Modern bungalow 6 rooms, t acre
of ground, fruit tree, beautiful riew ol eity,
tt block from Hawthorne car, $3600 cash.
Owner, xaoor oiio.
MODERN 6 room bungalow, close in on pae4
street: erery eonrenience; easy terras; $3504,
or will trade for clear farm Glass, 807 Broad
way build inc. or Main 4007.
6 ROOM - buniraiow. concrete foundation, fire
place, bath. 6c fare, Oregon Electric; $1000;
term, rnone aiarsnan in
FOR SALE Nice bungalow, handy to Vancou
ver yards; 2 big lots; loU of fruit. X-599,
Journsl.
FOR Sae Modern 7 room bous on pared
street, corner lot TBxlOO. - For particulars
Woodlawn 8229.
Own your own home
. Bungalow and home for ererybody, la Irr
lngtoa. From $3009. East 273. Herd man.
WALNUT PARK 0-room modern ' residence";
34600 if sele is mad without agent, I'bone
Owner. woodlawn
$975 BUYS neat plastered eottag. new . roof :
worth 61475; elose ta. ' 1479 East Oak.
$350 buys 50x100 lot and 4 room jIaiered'
hotua ia need of repair, tlouck, 110 10U ft.
REAL ESTATE
TOR SALE HOUSES
I WILL HELP TOO TO MAKE TOUR FIRST
PAYMENT
If asrssssrr. ' tin ran know si he 4ref 400
photographs ta our offic of house w hats for
sals, torn for $200 or $C00 down, all ftrle, all
terms, all parts a city! Many modern, attractive
bungalow. Com ta and look ever tha photo
graphs before you bay. Sevan ex parte need real
estate talesmen with anto to show you keen.
Start tl new yer right; atop paying tantjea
house that might be sold any day.
BUT A HOME
See
FRANK L. MeGTJlBB. ABINGTON BLDG.
Ta Bay Your Home. Maia 5166-1068.
Buoceasor to li. u. Mouoir vok
Established. IBS 0.
ALBERTA BARGAINS
83190 S room bangalnw, tt block ter Alberta
. ear. Fall lot- W reeently soM a dupli
cate of this house for $2350. Term.
$2960 Beautiful corner bungalow with en bed
room dowa and three up. 7 room ia alt
Looks Uk $3T50. Term. Owner lr
. Ins eity. -
$30008 rooms, dan, sewing room, fumeoe, fttH
. cement basement, stauoaary tuns. . as
your ffr as to terms. Recently lor,
dosed by bank and wen worth $8750.
J. A. W ICEMAN CO..
204 Ry. Exchange Bldg. afala B83.
Do You Like Cherries?'
Do too like tn lire In tha eltr and hare lot
of your own fruit 1 Her ia a real genuine snsp,
6 room plastered house, good basemsat, big lot,
all kind of fruit, erer (100 worth of cherries
told last season, besides prune and apple; street
cars pas th door; handy to achool and college;
ea pared street and absolutely a saerifto, $1900.
See it at once. My anto ia at your service.
K. W. HUGHES, 607 Journal, Phone Maia 186 A
FURNISHED HAWTHORNS BUNS ALOW
$2900.
5 rooms gnd floored attic, full basexMnt,
fireplace, all built-ta eoarenieaee. hard sur
fae ia and paid: 1 hla. from Hawthorn ear:
terms.
WATCH -OUR ADS WE GET RESULTS
17, A. WARKXNEJt
" '. BITTER. LOWE 4b CO..
203-6-7 Board ot Trade bldg.
THE BIGGEST HOUSE VALUE FOR SALE
$36507 rooms, den, full cement basement
with garage in basement, 4 nice bedrooms with
French doors separating two, of tbeto, making
one immense room If desired. Furnace, improre
menta all ia and paid. Near Union ar. ear.
Terms. .
J. A. WICKMAN CO.,
204 Ry. Exchang Bldg. Mala 088.
$3180 VERT ; ATTRACTIVE HOME 88180
A real bargain. 6 room home, Al condition.
uw, . " .w. ucuii, .aw,., v.ota uu 9 m m. w v
enamel plumbing, 75x110 corner lot. Ost -K.
u st, east of piedmont; practically new car
pets go at this price. Very easy terms. - See
FRANK L. M'GUIRE. ABINGTON BLDG.
To Buy Your Home. Mala 8156.
Offlo open erening and Banders.
UTCLOSEaN" """-
831505 room, sleeping poroh, fun plastered.
floored attic. Finished throughout la
ivory enamel; hardwood floors, fire
place, bookcases, beautiful buffet, ex
quisite eleotrie fixtures. Imprortmsnt
in and paid. On S2d tt. Terms.
J. A. WICKMAN CO., .
204 Ry. Exchange BWg. . Main 889.
WTD75W-I3J5YS SACRlFlCfi." 31881 '
Thoroughly modern 6 room plastereed bunga
low with bath and toilet, electric lights and
cat, fuB basement, 'concrete foundation, lot 80s
100. Stewart Park. Mt. Scott Una, $228 oath,
$12.50 monthly, including interest at 6 per
eent; no hardwood floor, furnace or built-in
piano. Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham, of
ROSE CITY PARK $4600
Lots of clans a real home; 8 rooms, sleeping
porch and breakfast room, exceptionally larg
living and dining roomn, every conceivsbl con
renience, hardwood floors, fireplace, bookcase,
furnace; a real home at a moderate price.
A. O. TEEPE CO..
264 Stark st,, near 3d. Main 8316.
BRANCH OFFICE. 50th and Sandy.
A SIX room modern house, only 2 block off
Broadway, walking distance, ersrything is
and paid for, only $3500.- Lot alon It almost
wort a tne money. 1 nree targe rooms gowd
ttaira and kitchenette and large hall, three
room uoatairt. bath and larc haU. Full ce
ment basement with kitchen. - This place mutt
be seen to be appreciated; terms. Moors, East
3602.
HAWTU6RNE $2850
REAL SACRIFICE
Out of town owner wants quick action; hat
reduced price from 38400; located 856 B. 46th
St., full lot, fireplace and built-in feature. If
you appreciate a bargain, see thie. Do sot dis
turb tenant, ' . .
A. G. TEEPE COv
264 Stark st,, near 3d. Main 8816.
, 8450
3 room furnished home, closet and pantry,
urge woodshed full at dry wood, tools, to..
good rowboat; 15 minute on two earltnet; wast
tide. Take ear to Vermont at., on block
sent, cream colored sous to to ngnu tar.
Allen, owner.
HAWTHORNE. 82100
If you want a fin littl horn ea a pared
street at a low price here It it: AS room
bungalow with splendid fireplace, big basement,
built-in feature, 60x100 lot: hurry, tt' a real
bargain. Co A. McKenna A Co., Maia 4522.
sz Ui st.. Board of Trade bldg.
ONLY '27 AO! ROHK CITY PARK,
' Modern bunaalow. 5 rooms and sleeping norcb.
hardwood floors, fireplace, bookcases, buffet,
Dutch kitchen. Urge clothe eloaet, bath, cat
electricity, full cement basement, good location,
no assessment. 3600 eash. Tabor 6569. ;
' ' gUNNYSlDE SNAP ,
Good S room bouse, partly furnished, gas,
bath. etc. No. 144 E. 80th near Belmont.
Price $1800. About $500 cash wUl handle.
J. W. GRU8SL .
816 Board of Trade. . ' Main T462.
' " 9 ROOM HOUSE 8250 DOWN
Living room, dining room, kitchen and 3
bedrooms down, 4 rooms up, full basement, nice
corner lot 60x100, block to ear. For $2600
you ean't beat this. Co A. McKenna A Co.,
Main 4522. 82 4th St., Board of Trade bldg.
CLASSY little bungalow, on edge of Alameda;
strictly modern, hardwood floors; In first class
condition, newly painted and decorated. This la
a good buy st $3400. W. It Barley, 68S Irving
st. mono M arena II zB9.
ACREAGE
87
FOR SALE Cheao. 14 tt acre imnroreiL on
account of sickness. 2 tt miles from centre of
Ashland, on Pacific highway, all hi crop, alfalfa.
barley and iron. j. L. auuier,
J74. Ashland. Or. r
MISSOURI 5 and 10 acre garden tracts, in
eluding Interest in oil oomoeny. onlr 880
an acre, 36 monthly; investigate. T-864,
Journal.
S.ACRB HNlp -
6 acre, all in cultivation. 1 tt mile, from
Hillsboro, 3700 cash. . Layman, 147 Psrk.st,
10 ACRES, house, barn, other buildings, fenced;
18 miles east; $2auo, terms. iabor 6786.
Owner,
12 ACRES -good upland to Italian or Jspaneie
gardener, zwanien. Box go, coiumDia Diva.,
mile east of 424 t
10 ACRES, tt in cultivation, good black toil
$775. 8200 down. Mr. Martian. 401 Board
or Trade. -
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
78
tt ACRE neafTWicbita sUtion, Eitscad "Tinel
4 -room new house, 3 chicken bouses; $1850,
terms. Millar, BeUwood 1714,
tt ACRE, tt block from Hawthorn ear. ad
planted in loganberries; will be excellent la-
restment, $soo cash, owner. Tabor Bizs,
tJBTIRBAN HOMES
7
will Lease-
Clot la suburban hom. or might be induced
to bay if properly appreaebed; must be at least
a room house. o-7S. JournaL
FOB SALE FARMS
17
HERE is a chance for a ' dairyman that you
can't lot on. -for 88000 cash yea eaa a-o
on this place and hare all stock machinery.
etc., released;- owner win mortgage back on
land for th balance of $9000. making a total
of 817.000 for place. This look bis. but whea
the owner can prove to your satisfaction that be
ha made this plsce pay for itself and several
thousand besides in a few years, it prove its
value; good house and barn with water 'in front
of every cow, 2 cow Empire milker; in fact
everything to do with goes with this place. Coma
in ana let at ten you wnat a pargaia wis is.
BTEWAHT Ck BUCK.
818 Northwestern Bank bldg,
& ' ACRE, all in cultivation, in Uie town nf
fjlacaamas. loom oungajow, gooa Darn ana
garage. Full bearing home orchard. One block
off 82a st, te forusna or vregon lliy. luo
JOHN E. HOWARD, 815 Chamber of Commerce.
IF you would' Uk to bar 80 acre 'of1 good
sand down nrer near tn vommoia highway
and can pay a few hundred dollar dowa, I
will give.yoo Are year to pay the balance.
tilass, 8U7 jproaaway orag. aism 40U7,
27 ACRES, 8 miles from eourthottae. 7 acre
in cultivation, some - ncn bottom land, fine
creek, 3 room house, larg chicken bous. For
quick sale, gzxuw.
JOHN E. HOWARD. 815 Chamber of Commerce.
13 ACRES ia good town, good 6 room bouse.
creek. 82 Bearing watnut tree, an kind bear
ing fruit, line soil price izbuii; gooa terms.
tiKU. HUSB6, VttAla, VF fJUSt.
ACCOUNT of deknest and old "aa " must sell
mv fruit ranch adiolninc dtv of Vancouver.
Wash.; a first claas boss sod a money maker;
22 sere; terms. - jsox a a, Moute . . ;
5 ACRKbV About en cleared; 4 T. . bouse.
chicken house, ttoau th,good crack i I'. O.
tt 'mile, school tt. $400.. F. K. Harding,
BY OWNER Fine 100 acre WlllamsU ral-
ley f arm. Kast 4S44. S3 K. loth r.
Ivln Albert (arm land, part ernft layiasBts,
Llgod Col. 819 jytuatwrmen cias, .
REAL FSTATE
FOB SALE FARMS
ALFALFA RANCH
at A BAcnmm
80 teres, 60 teres under culuvs.
tlon, balano good land: 76 sere psld
up water right, bungalow, barn,
chicken bouse, hog bouse, root bouse,
all fenced ; 2 mile from good town
and 3 railroads, high achool and cre ra
ry. Price only $6600. good terms.
Just think : for a moment wbat 52 .
acre of alfalfa means. . Yoa ean't fail
oa this ranch. Kea us quickly. Call
for Mr. Richmond. '
RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.,
Broadway 4188. 809 Oak tt.
660 ACRE wheat ranch, heavy land, Wawo
county, gooa DM-., fine well, 40 acres in
Train, all coea, irrigation eanaf emsse fsrm,
price $66 par acre. Present irop will tell from
$26,000 to $30,000. Reasonable payment,
locd tsrma. Nb trad. I X, Moor. 817 Board
of Trade.
FOB RENT FAItMS
14
i00 ACRES pasture land, house, bam, Imrl
road. 16 Sniles out. fiood for atnek. H'v or
Chicken. Parker, 422 tt Washington.
HOMESTEAD 47
HOMESTEAD relinquishment for sale, 80 acres
- oa eouuty road. 80 miles from Portland ; good
toiL easy cleared; niighbors adjoining. Boons
a i a, woteii m. i-tui.
WANTED O. A C. horoestesd rellnqulshmenU
l aar ta easa, p-979, journal.
TIMBEB
2
FOR SALE 10 acres of 'oordwood tniber clox
to PorUandaood thizmina uoinU 10.312
ouui ar. , n., eityv
WANTBIV To buy or lean' porUlil tie -
mill. SUU foil ptrticular. C-979, Jotirnsl.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 84
CLIENTS of our bar property they wish to
diapes of and wish to buy something else.
Many time such cruterties mlaht be exchaiiiied
for ut what yoa bar. Our exchange depart
ment 1 prepared to serve you, and is under the
management of a reliabl and competent rest
state man. mi your property wtui us. be
the special ad w hare in this column today. '
STANLEY 8. THOMPSON CO.. BO Oalr
Irvlngton Home For Farm
88000 strictly modern bora oa East 15th st.
is offered as part payment on s rslley farm.
Owner will assume up to 65000 If farm and price
fa right. - Portland property is clear ot encum
brance. STANLEY S. THOMPSON CO., 802 Oa.
WANTED To" trad for place In I-enU, a 4
room bows with basement, plumbing, elect
light and full lot. Call 5119 4Ui S. K. of
phone Tabor 6270.
10 ACRES, 'down Columbia River, two acres
cleared, small house, soma fruit, te trad
for good city lot. 819 By. Each. bldg. liJ
rteai rotate co. x
LOTS, near Oswego lake, not improved and
not incumoerea; win exenang lor a g'"i
lot in Portland. Fred W, German Co.. 73 J
Chamber of Commerce.
$2000 6 room house and lot; exchang for
small ranch. 2-08 Abington bldg.
GOOD store building. UtUig room above; 2.'.00;
at kirn I'irki will sxchsnge. Tabor 4UVU.
HOUSE equity. Any old horn. $100" cssSTand
cnesp land. TIT Hoard of Trad Ping.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
31
WANTED ACREAGE7
Wa har a laraa list of acreas buyers, W
want rrythln that yoa hav In the way of
acreage god small farm. Get busy. 1 bar th
. CLAUDE 0. WATSON REALTY CO.
Main 7485. 506 Swetland bldg.
WE HAVE cash buyers for bouses. W cu
inst yoa tn sailing yours.
WATCH OUn ADS. WH GET RESULTS.
C. A. WARBINER.
RITTF.tt. IA1WE A CO..
208-8-T Board of Trsde bldg.
LIST YOURS T0WT
Har buyer for small farm nar Portland,
Re G. T. Abshar at Brae Goddard't of lbs,
602 Oooch bldg. .
1165 "dAS'HT'lOO "equity" la 84" acre ol lu3
for lot; must be a bargain.
'T17 BOARD OF , TRADE BLDG.
8 ROOM modern bouse nesr aotb-snd Albert
streets: ttat Urau. deacrinUoa and location.
U-488, Journal.
r
tell or trad saythlng snywbera
Laytoaa. 1ST farx at.
WANT elose-in acreage, house equity or suto for
two A-1 lot eauitias and ona clear lot. What
bare youf Tabor 4290.
ROOMING HOUSES
'SES 2
hi
LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN
AT PAR 4
Oa an momlna bous or hotel T sell yon. I
bar some splendid bargain. Get in tny auto
mobile and HI show you.
J- BRUCE GMDDARD. 602 I .TOUCH BLDG.
45R001v1S 45"
Brick bldg. J rent 875; located in heart of
west tide; clear abore all expense 8250 per
month. Owner tor old to run It, so will ateri
flea for $1806, half cash.
PETERS, 15 N. BUi t.
10 ROW-10
8 block off Washington rt. Rent $25. flesn,
well furnished, best buy in eity. Price $J0(.
Halt eash. Owner if In hospital. Petew. 18 N.
8tb t. ' :
r - , , WANTED .
1 Parti looking for rooming , or apartment
bona to buy, of any six, to call at 431 Cham
ber of Commerce bldg. W have a complete
listing. A square deal to all. Main 6127.
20 ACHES, all good, not fef out, cum to new
highway. 83000. tt down, j pne will be
84000 after 6th of February. ! Buy Bow. Get
a bargain. . owner, T-wnn. jjonmm.
20 H. K. rooms, Broadway end Montgomerv ;
clears $100 per month. Nice borne, $1600.
Main 8788. - ' ... - .. -
14 ROOMS 14
Brick bide., all light room, dsndf loeaUea,
$045, Term. Peter, 16 N. 6th t.
FOR SALE 1 8 room rooming house all full,
clearing $126 erer expenses, rent $50; Walk
fng distance. H-lfj00. Journal. ;
BTTSINrTSS OFFORTfT-ITIER 29
BAKERY BUSINESS
GOOD OUTSIDE TOWN
This business ts doing an arerag nf
, $1000 a month and has a monopoly
on all the baking business in this town.
Th parch price will be about
$6000. Here is something good snd
will stand the strictest investigation.
Good bank references. See Bfr. Fulton.
. RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.,
Broadway 4183. 309 Oak st
FOR HALE Only store in town, 88 miles
southwest of Portland on electric line, four
mail a day. Two sawmill ia operstlon end
mot coming. Will tell for cash or Inroi . Wiil
sell or rent store building, 24x48, with living
room attached. This proposition Include the
express office, S. P. ticket office and the po-t--offic.
address Postmaster, Cove Orchard, Or.
".. -.- .- . .wXHf-B "
- Party who owns portable mill of 'about 20,000
capacity to cut tie and timber by tli thou
sand for proposition located on railroad. When
mnr trim aiva detail of mill and m achinerr and
buainess qualificatiou and references. p. o.
Box 646, Portland.
MAN ' with smail capital $300, as partner and
Smi . ... rr mm f f.m ViiflUnil Mnlliintnali
counties for th latest auto necessity on Wis
market. Money ecnn so.' ins a rooiwy maaer.
See .Manager Portland Labor Agency, 1 1 2d tt.
n., near bwwhk.
FOR SALE BLaukoimth abop ami dwelling on
' . about 1 acre in- Barlow', 80 mile from Port
land; heavy tools with thop. Railroad far re
funded to pureliaser. Title clear, $800 cash.
N, W. Lead better, 1220 Taylor tt.. Hood liiver.
Or. 1 - - ' , - -n .
EDISON phonograph, latest diamond due mwloi
and records, for quick sale, ae reasonable offer
refused. CaH after 6 o'clock, Orderleigh AU..
No. 10. 82 Grand are., east side. -FOR
SALE or exrhsnge, large hall tnorlng pie
tare outfit, skating rink, dsne lull combined.
Thriving town. Faff psrti Jar. 1661 Glouces
ter St., Portlano.
BIG snap in Portland money making ;oh pruiUng
plant, seu bait or ait. ei a npaiding biug.
Mam 4"7,
GENERAL mdse. store, postoffice, ground and
-bldg. for sale or trade. Tabor 2181 bet.
7 a. m. and 7 p. m- except Sunday.
tit ,nn(l mA i ij-. i i -. r, 1...
partner tn aettre aumneaa. gznu aeedeo. J.
S. KiWM, 41 wtacg r.rentnge nigg.
LI9T your grocery snd confectionery witii me.
1 u seu rt. vwiTfiie, tvv inm Ding.
DT you ' want a money making eash grocery, cle
1 . 11 I . V... u.tud
III, no oeiivgry, ytiwi tmf.L
FOR SALE Barber shop, 2 chairs, "only shop
tn town. Bex 96, Dnfttr, Or.
FACiKIU BAKERY Excellent chance ta re.Tt
equipped bakery aeyr shi-yard. 340 Frorjt st..
ONE stall in Liberty Msrkat for rent. iS(,Iy
th market office, 6th and Ttrahlll s.
MONEY rOJ,f)AN REAL ESTAT'S7
STOTtTGAGK loans. 6 Sl""7&r Lou."i i
A Co., 408 Selling rM.