THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1519. ,
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THIRD PARTY IN
IKING
FOR SO
ON RECENTISSUES
Promises New Party Unless Re
publicans Unite in the Fight
Against League of Nations.
SENATOR BORAH "THREATENS
Opponents of World League and
Sponsors, of Government Own
ership May Form Allegiance.
By Juttln McGrath
WAShlnston, June 7. Signs of a
new party alignment in the United
Slates are beginning to multiply. A
third party In the campaign of 1920
is not only a probability, but seems
inevitable. There has not been so
much political unrest in the country
sine, the free silver campaign of
1896. Political unorthodoxy is ap
pearing every day.
In the senate yesterday Senator
Borah threatened his Republican
colleagues with the formation of a
new party in the event that the Re
publican party indorsed the League
of Nations covenant or remained
silent on that Issue.
Tt7MCTI.Tr IS 8COIIED
Senator Reed of Missouri, the leading
Democratic, opponent of the covenant,
took occasion to criticise and condemn
the chairman of the Democratic national
committee and Mr. Tumulty, secretary
to the president, for "committing the
' Democratic party to the League of Na
tions, although tfce treaty has not. yet
been given to the American people."
Senator Reed has not yet said that
'he will desert the Democratic party if
the League of Nations covenant Is rati
fied, but among his colleagues it is
understood that he does .pot Intend to
cease his opposition after the senate's
final action. Re also is believed to be
ready for a third party movement if
it should turn out that the third party
shall prove to be the only way In which
opposition to the favoring of the league
policy in the United States can be made
effective.
rBEST GROWS APACE
Senator Johnson and Poindexter, on
the Republican side, and Gore, Thomas.
Shields and Myers (Montana) on the
Democratic side, also have been so
strongly opposed to the League of Na
tions covenant that it may be difficult
for them to preserve their party alle
Jriance If the campaign of 1920 should
turn" upon that if sue.
Political unrest Is not due solely to
the. League of 'Nations issue. There are
other issues which are luring senators
and congressmen away from their old
..party camp grounds. Principal among
these is the issue of government owner
ship. '
pi AY IjSSJtTES. RAISE D , tJt
Postmaster General Burleson's decision
to return the telegraph lines to private
ownership : Director of Railroads Htnes'
disposition to return the railroads to
their private owners J Chairman Hur
ley's recommendation that the govern
; roent's steel built merchant marine fleet
be sold to private individuals, and Pres
ident Wilson's seeming acquiescence in
alt these plans of his subordinates to
' take from the control of the govern
ment all those public utilities, which
it. was found necessary for the govern
ment to operate during the war. have
caused great dissatisfaction among
those who believe in public ownership
. of public utilities and think that the
. soundness of their convictions on this
subject is proven by. the experience of
.-. the war.
The Republican party, of course, will
v not commit itself to public ownership,
and the Democratic party seems to be
drifting away from it.
SEW TsENDEJfCT SEEX
Therefore those who believe in it must
find some other party medium of ex
pression. A union between some of the
League of Nations opponents and the
. advocates of public ownership is a po
litical possibility. It might prove a for
midable combination. The appeal of
such a combination, f course, would be
to- give the government of the United
States more power, instead of taking
away from it, through the League of
Nations, some of the powers which it
now possesses.
Many of -the senators and leading
politicians with whom I have talked see
a new tendency in American politics.
This new tendency, they say, is to ap
peal for power on the attitude taken on
..live issues rather, than upon traditional
party allegiance.
PARTY TIES LOOSE
- 'Party ties were never looser, and con
victions on living issues never more
boldly expressed.
There is a growing disposition to have
the people make the issues for the party
- organisation, instead of having the par
ty organizations declare to the people
s' what the Issues are to be. If existing
parties shall . prove unresponsive to the
great issues which are agitating the
minds- of the people and refuse to have
Ahe campaign of 1920 made upon those
Issues, then there is hardly a doubt that
there- will be a new party in the field.
Leading politicians here are generally
of that opinion. ' !
Shingle Mill Closed
' Account Damage, by
Fire Will Eesume
The shingle mill of the L. B. Mene-
fee Lumber company at University Park
will begin operations with a force of 90
men Monday morning, according to of-
'flclals of the company.' The .'company's
dry kiln was destroyed by fire May 15.
tovolvingr . loss of approximately $35,-
.000, and the plant has been closed since
9. for repairs. --; '--'.
1 'The new dry kiln is modern In its
3 .. equipment and has a daily capacity of
t 6,500,000 shingles, corresponding to the
i output of the rnilL The demand for
i shingles has been accentuated by the
i closing of the mills during the war. ac
4, cording to officials of the Menefee conv
5- pany. Stocks in the yards of retailers
I and mills are practically exhausted and
I the increased demand incident to nation
. wide building activities will result in a
t 'Vise in- price of shingles, according to C
; I L, R. Reynolds, secretary of the Menefee
company. . ... ... .
!": . Sounds So
. '."Say. Jim, what air these So-be-it
governments they're talkm' about so
P much nowr - "I don't know. Bill, but I
guess they're kinder Amen .corners. , .
Writer Who Served
Jji Paris During War
Dies in Denver Home
Denver, Col.. Juno 7. (I. N. S.)
Ernest P. Orr.i formerly manager of
the Paris, Franca, bureau of the In
ternational News Service, and who re
turned to Denver, where "his family
lives, owing to ; poor health, died here
early today.
. Mr. Orr came to Denver early in
February to take charge of the Den
ver burerfu of the International News
Service, but en arrival in Denver be
came worse and had to be confined
to his bed.
AIR FLEET COMING
IN TWO SECTIONS
Flyers Will Leave Mather Field
Monday Morning and Separate
Into Squadrons at Medford.
The air fleet which wUl do . fly in
stunts daily over Portland . during the
Victory Rose i Festival, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week, will
hop off. on the long flight to Portland
next Monday morning, according to a
telegram received Friday by the Rose
Festival association from Lieutenant
Colonel Henry L. Watson; commander
of Mather Field, Sacramento, Cal. The
telegram, couched in technical terms,
gave instructions for having gas and
oil along the way.
Deciphered It states that the fleet
will fly together from Mather Field to
Medford on the morning of June 9.
There it will be divided into two squad
rons, one hopping to Corvallls the aft
ernoon of June 9, and evidently stop
ping there overnight, and hopping to
Lebanon the next morning, June 10,
and thence flying to Portland, so as to
arrive here in the afternoon.
The other fleet will hop from Medford
to Roaeburg the morning of June 9,
thence to Kugene the afternoon of June
9, stopping at Eugene overnight and
flying from there to Salem the next
morning, June 10, thence to Portland,
bo as to arrive here the afternoon of
June 10, at approximately the same
time as the other arrives.
The fleets will land upon the landing
field laid out on the Portland municipal
golf course, Eastmoreland. The field
will be properly marked and all ar
rangements completed today.
The flight to Portland from Mather
Field, which will be one of the biggest
flying stunts so far attempted by the
United States army aviators, due to
the size of the fleet and the mountain
ous country that has to be crossed, was
secured by Herman von BorsteL director
of special features for the Victory Rose
festival.
The landing fields along the route
have been laid out by members of the
Aero Club of Oregon, and Milton R.
Klepper, president, has completed all
arrangements for ras and oil that will
be necessary at tne stops to be made.
Establishment of
Foreign Credits Is
- Urged in Congress
Washington, June 7. fL-'N. S.) Leg
islation to establish foreign credits in
the United States for the protection of
greatly expanded industries was being
agitated in congress today.
"I believe that such legislation Is nec
essary and hope it will be brought up
soon." Senator Smoot of Utah said to-
div. !
Senator Owen of Oklahoma, formerly
chairman of the senate banking and. in
surance committee, at the same time
said that if ' the Republicans did not
act quickly "the blame for any panic
would be with them."
Massacre Leaders
Said to Be Caught
London, June 7. (I. N. S.) Among
66 Turkish prisoners who have been
taken to Port Said are the ministers
responsible for .the Armenian massa
cres, according to a News Agency
dispatch from Malta today.
Clam Diggers Earn
Big Sums in Season
Aberdeen, June 7. From $800 to $1000
each was earned by clam diggers during
the season of three months just closed.
Favorable tides and weather and high
prices were the contributing factors.
Figures Never Lie
In January, 1910. there were in the
United States 2.683 single men insane
and 26,047. married men insane which
shows that the crasy men stay single.
At the same time there were 37,115 sin
gle women insane and 35,975 married
women insane which proves that in
January, .1910, narried life made more
women crasy tnan it did men. . And the
more you study these figures the crazier
It makes you. . :
BTJIL1UK& PERMITS
Albert Dobner, erect residence, 1070 2. 36th
-N. bet, Alberts and Sumner, bull del asms,
$2000. ,
Mr. Murphy, repair iwadnoe, 841 Thomp
son bet.. E. 2th and 27th eta.. Camp at DuPuy
builder. 9. , , ...
A H. Harding, repair residenc,-8.5 E. 6 3d
bet. ' Couch and Buruude. builder G. E. Max
well. $150.
L. VI. Stenger. repair dwelling. 1051 Hod
net are. cor. Alberta, builder came, $60.
N Gerber. repair residence, 610 E. SB til W.
bet the Alameda and Stanton, builder American
Building Co., $140. -
Associated .Oil Co., erect terries station. 8. E.
cor. Union era efid Broadway, builder same,
$4500. .
Associated Oil Co., erect service station, Haw
thorne are., N. W. cor. E. 12th St.. builder
same, $4600.
Associated OS Co.. erect service station, 41$
Belmont bulraet same, $4500.
Associated Oil Co.; erect sorrics station, 8. E.
ccr. 2d and Madison sts.. builder same. $4500,
Associated Oil Co., erect service station,
Stark st, N. W. cor. 9th, builder same, $4500.
Associated Oil Co.. erect service station.
Yamhill at.. 8. W. cor. 6th, builder samel
$4 500.
Associated Oil Co., erect service station,
Sandy blvd.. S. W. cor. K. 41st, builder ium,
$4.'.00. , . , -
John Scaife, repair .dwelling-. 5237 SSd are.
8. E . builder S. E. M. Lazarus, $0r-
Chaa E. Eckert, erect garage, 10,25 Vancou
ver i bet. -Wyeant and Humboldt, builder
Ralph. Millet. $200.
P. M. McDowell erect shack. 1480 Montana
eve. , bet. - Saratoga, and "Bryant, builder same,
$60." , :,
R. n. StillweO. erect carat. 151T E. th X.
bet,. Madron and. Holland, builder same. $50.
C. E. Pomerey. erect woodshed, 5710 53d
av. H. E. bet. 57th and 58th at..- builder Mine,
$125. . - , .; - ,
Mrs. 5 Fulaerson. " rppeir Wlling', 1186 E.
Yamhill bet. E. 39th. knd 40th, B. T. AOvn
buiWr. $200. : i :
Roberta A, Chambers. repair rtwelltaf , . SIS
Carles, builder I A,erane, $650.
Pete? Drearier, erect Woodshed, 179 T. 0k
bet. 55th and 5Rth t,. buUder same, $25.
R. Saltm, erect wootished. 4 05 Webster. bet.
Pth- and 10th, buflde K Kelnn.. $30.
Edward .Hartford, repair rasidanse, 1133 Bel
mont bet. STta and . S8th sta.. builder Mr.
Vvsn, $75. v,
B. Nelson, erect woodshed. 4 K Webster bet.
0th and 10th. builder K. Nafeoo. $80.
Mrs. Tailor, repair vjp-idence, 16SO Fremont
gei o0ib anu oow. waijoer a. reocrwi,
Wm. U. Merer.ercct aarsaw, 567 E. Sta N.
bet Bra mm and Knott. buUder aaine. 1200.
Jos. Muhlens. erect rarace, 1452 Cleveland
bet. Saratnom and Brrant. builder same. 875.
Noah Halvarson, erect carase, P17 E. Jlst
is. cor. SKidmore. bviNier same. i
M. Jencer. erect csracs.. 786 12th st. bet.
Marqnsm and Hill., builder same, $75.
Darfd Ehlenberaer, repair rrojdenoe. 186 E.
80th N. bet Oregon and Pacific, builder same.
3S.60.
M. E. Caslow. erect cartas. 1849 Barrace
st. bet. Uolman and Portland blvd., builder
sams, ow.
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TfAsON's A Tt E'Jfr uJHT
Oregon City, June 7. Multnomah lodge No.
1, A. P. and A. M. Special communication
June 8, 1919. for purpose of conducting the
funeral of our late brother, Robert Bartio.
Lodge vrlll open at 2:30 p. m. All members
requested te attend. By order of W. M.
1 V. KOAKK. Sec. '
EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty; buttons, pins,
ehama Imrmrr Rim 181-188 Stb st
:pita) Statistics
mai-rUgcs.Blrtbs. Deofb
MARRIAGE LICE.VSKS
Hoy Jonox, 84, Oswego, Or., and. Esther Cor
nell, 20. 1223 Savier st. .
Carl Danielson. 32, R55 Satipr st, and
Christine Anderson, 27. 892 Thurman at.
Chester P. Moffitt. HeraiUton. Or., and
Flrrence Hanson. Imperial hotel.
C. It. Clark, legal. 47 Columbia t., and Msr
Crrt K. Finney, legal, ngrena hotel.
Timothy J. Underwood, legal. 6306 Fifty-second
at., H. E., and Ellen Bcntsmano, legal, same
address.
W. E. Tov.rt.wnd. 28. PortUnd. R. F. D. "A,"
and Florence Margaret Towle, 22. same address.
William T. Vickery. 42. TaeoR. Wash., and
Fiances L. Miller. 29, 5506 forty-fifth avsu ue.
S. E.
John KUltagcr, 50. Cordova, Alaska, and Anna
Snedley, 37. Jfoyt hotel.
Emmanuel Uimclunan. 22, 1001 Fifty-sixth
vcime. g. B., and Tlwresa Roth. 19. Fourth
a venue and Eighty-eighth street-
I' Merle Berry, 24, 9403 Fifty-aeventh ar
Er.ue. S. E., and Margaret Roysten. 23. 284 is
Morris strevt.
Scott Ogdeti, 43. Moscow, Idaho, and Isabel
M." Timbvnnan, 39, Impaysy hotel.
Waltor Clarence KtephVffs. 23, Friend. Or.,
and Bontta Veins Turnidge, 22. 181 Seven
teenth street.
Walter Bunys-xl. 21, S62 gavier street, and
Miriam Enbu;k. 25, 490 Morrison street.
Ralph E. entry, 1M, Ellenaburg, Wash., and
Jewiie Mario Hall. 15, Front and Burnsida streets.
BIRTHS
KINO To Mr. and'Mrs. Harry TL King. 26lj
6th St., 'June S, a daughter.
HAN EL To Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Ilanel, 1111
E. Sherman St.. June 3, a daughter.
RICHARDS To Mr. and Mrs. Clay E. Rich
ards, 1402 Fern, May 24. a son.
HOLLlSTER-r-To Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W.
Hollister. 1640 Belmont St., May 29, a
daughter.
OBSEN To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Orsen, 106 E.
88th St., May 28, a daughter.
FLETCHER To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Fletcher. 214 W. Richmond May 21. a
danahter.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith, Oregon
Yscht club, June 1, a son.
DEATHS AHTJ FTJPTFRATS
lOUNOER At the family reidenc on Boones
ferry road. June 5, William Jamei Younger,
aged 50 years, beloved husband of Lottie, father
of toTora and Emma Tounger. Funeral services
under the auspices o( Wcbfoot Camp, No. 65,
W. O. W.. will be held at Dunning and McEn
tce's chapel, Broadway and Ankeny streets, to
?ay (Saturday), at 3:30 p. m. Friend 1 and
brt'ther lodge members respectfully invited to
sttend. Interment Riverview cemetery.
WITHERS In this city. June 6, Albert ' Ed
ward Withers, aged 76 years, late superin
tendent of construction for the 13th lighthouse
district, beloved husband of Mrs. Sue C. With
ers, father of Mrs. , W. I Bradley. Frank C.
Withers of Dubuque, Iowa; Ora W. Boothby
and Mrs. William E. Steven of this city. The
funeral services will be held Monday, June 9,
at 4 o'clock p. m., at Finley'a, Montgomery st
6th. Friends invited. Incineration at the ML
Scott Park crematorium.
MURPHY In thia city. Ma cam Murphy, age
80 yean, lata of 416 Philadelphia street,
8t. Johns, beloved wife of Patrick Murphy,
mother of John Murphy of thu city; Jame-i T.
Murphy, in the army service, and Mrs. Marv
M'.Kay. The funeral services will be conducted
tnisy Saturday) at 2 p. m. in the Dunning
& McEntee chapel. Broadway and Ankeny street.
Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary
cemetery.
WOLBRICH In thi city Juna i 1919,
' Blanche - Wolbrich. aged 1 8 yearn, daughter
of Mr. and Mm. W. Wolbrich, New York, sis
ter of Harry Wolbrich of Gladstone, tr., and
Abraham Wolbrich of New York. Friends in
vited to attend the funeral services, which will
be held at Hoi man's funeral parlors at 2 p. m.
tomorrow (Sunday), June o, 1919. Inter-
mcnt Ansva Shoiom cemetery.
RALSTON In this city, June C. Norman Kal-
- ston, age z yean, beloved son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Hoodie. Funeral services will be
held Monday, June 9, at 2 p. ra., at the
chapel of 'Miller and Traeey. Interment at
Rosa City cemetery. Friends invited.
MACK The funeral services of the late Ber
nice B. Mack, beloved daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman B. Mack, will bo held fiom her
late residence, 4 '7 "Marguerite eve.. Sunday.
June 8, it 2 p. a. Arrangements in charge of
P. L. Lerch. a
ROBIN In tlii city, t her late residence, 681
East Ash st., June 6. Pearl O. Robin, aged
45 years, wife of Fred U. Robin. The remains
will be forwarded Sunday. -June 8, by J. P.
Fin ley aV Son to Castlerock, Wash., where serv
ices will be held and interment made.
LANCE In this city, at his late residence
1109 Division St., June 6, Arthur Lange)
aged 22 years. The remains are at Finley's,
Montgomery at 5th. Funeral notice hereafter.
EjsNTA In this city. June 6. J. H. Rants,
aged 25 yean. Remains at the Dunning A Mc
Entee funeral parlors, Broadway aad Ankeny
stiects. i -
WRIGHT rla this city. Juno T. 1919, Charlie
Wright. , aged 49 yean, of 6024 Fortieta
ave. S E. Remains, at Holman's funeral par
lors. Fnneral notice later. r. ... , ;
OLIVER Letha M. F. Oliver, 860 Colonial
ave4 Jnne-4. 18 years, tuberculosis.
BOND Matilda J. Bond. 474 E, Fine. Jnos S.
7Sreani.-peeumonia. -,
HAMILTON Emmons A. Hamilton. Mountain
; View sanitarium. Juno 4, 51 years, xBenio
" gitia. ' : , .
KR1EGER Kstlwrine Krieger, 925 Mallory
ave.June 3, 11 years, status lrmphaticoa. ,
SHAMBLE P. J. Shamble. Good Samaritan
hospital. June 3, 63 yean, thrombosis. -,
THOR8EN John Tborsen, St. ; Vincents ' hos
pital. May 23, 34 years, abaeess of brain.
FLORISTS
' SWISS FLORAL CO. , ,f , "
,.?f. FLOWERS AND PLANTS f j
LA LANK Floral designs, decorations. . Opposite
postofflco. j Main 6545. -' ' - - i
MAX M. SMITH, florist! 14 W Ut at - '
FLORISTS
TTaPAS FLORIST
i IM iTD T Vf.iR TAYLOB-
All kinds of pot flowers and bed
ding plants. Ills up.
Border plants. 35c dosast aad ap,
Baantifnl Dansiee. ftOe ps ctoassv
Tegetable plants. 2 dozen 25c and up.
CLARK-BabS., florists, aierrisoa L bet. 4tE'
aud 5th. Phone Main A-1805. Fine flow
ers and floral designs. No branch stores. . -MARTIN
' A" FORBES CO., florists, SS4 Waah-
ington. Main 269. A-1269 Flowers fog all
cessions srtisticauy arrangeo.
LIBEBTY MARKETFLORIST, Bth and Yam
hill srs. Cut flowers, plaata and dasVns. SH
wood greenhouse 649 Nehaiem ave. Scll.1520.
PORTLAND'S Floral and Bird Shop. Designs
and decorations. Main 487S. 226 Morrison.
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder. Ds
, signs and decorations. Phone Marshall 592.
FWHERAL DIRECTORS
Holman UndertakingCo.
Funeral - Directors'-" l
Third and Salmon Streets .
Main 507. A-l 511
J. P. HMJEY. & SON
Progressive Funeral
, Directors
Mam 9 Montgomery at Bth A-1 590
Wilson &.Ross
FAST 7TH AND MTTLTOXOMAH
Funeral Directors
Esot 54-
OS163
. Dunning McEntee
Broadway and Ankmy 6tA. Lftdy Aflsl3tsTai.i.
F. S. Duiihing, Inc.
THE GOLDEN RULE ITJJDERTAKERS'
414 E. Alder St Phone East 52. H-6225
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
502 B804 92d St S. E.. Ints
PHir.ne Tsbor 6267; Home I'hone D-61
Ha-t 731 OS J AW1r M- Lerch
H-l . " -ve iU.Cfl t-MH Assistant
T'NDERTAKERS K. 11th and Hawthorne
MpFNTEK A ETLERS. fun-rl psrlo". with all
the privacy of a boms. 16th and Everett sta.
Ponx BtosiIwsv 2133. Home A-21S3.
CHAMBERS COMPANY,
248 arid 250 Kilings worth ave.. near Williams
ave. Woodlawu 8306. C-tlSS.
MILLER V TRACEY, independent Funeral Di
recton. Price as low as 20, S40, 360.
Wa-hington at Ella. Msfn 2691. A-7885.
li. T. BYRNES, new residence estabuVhment,
901 Wiliami sve. Woodlswn 220. C-1048.
"Wilson & Wilson
IT 57 Kerb rtreet. Wdln. 4940, ri-153
UrsiWirS CNHERTAKING CO. M 4152.
3lrCewe& A-2321. - Corner 8d and Clay.
Mnnrm 1973-Eat Glin at. .Fu-
a K tUL it a it a a Un-vriist
T.?rl rr1cw. Tabor 4&t&.
Breeze Snook
1259,
546.
A. R. Zeller Co.iocoVI:
Wififtsnm tndsrukine parlors. 44 5 Mor
ILiriCSOn rion st Broadway 253-4.
HOSTJMKSTS
PortSasid Marble Works
' 266 4th St. Oprxwite City Hall. Nrq Bros.
ftBLAESING GRAMITE Co
U 267-3RO ST. AT MAOISON
LOST AD FOrifD
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THE iollowing articles have been found on cars
of the Portland Railway, Light Power Co. :
Jn. 5 4 purees. 2 keys. 2 pins, knitting nod
dle, brush. 1 glove. 5 packages, traveling bag,
fur, jar. 7 liinch boxes, 1 umbrella, go-cart.
Owners may obtain property at First and Alder
Streets station. ,
LOST from s 23d st. car. on June 4, near 23d
. and Lovejoy sta., a bins serge coat containing
a black purse with army discharge and other
valuable papers. Will finder please phons or
call 828 Savior st. Phone Marshall 723. Re-
nt& offered: no questions will be asked.
LOST- Saturday morning, black purse between
7th and E. Morrison and 4th and West Mor
rison, containing 32.25 in. silver, diamond ring
aad wedding ring. Return to Journal office or
I.i I Beam dairy lunch. Liberal reward.
.LOST Ladies' gold wrist watch. Walthara
make, between 30th st. and Ainsworth ave.
and Emerson st. and Williams ave. Suitable
reward. Call Wdln. 4036.
IXtND Moss agate brooch with safety catch,
: about 8 weeks ago on Clackamas st. Owner
csn have same by identifying and paying lor
the sd. "
LOST Tuesday afternoon, between 11th and
Belmont and East 8th and Lincoln, a cream
silk crochet baby's bonnet, valued as keepsake.
Finder please call East 7 0 7.
LOST June 4, at girls' playground. North
park, or between there and new post office
building, gold chain rosary, ' garnet beads. Call
IKrnadway 1 1 20. .
STRAYED Youn bay horse. -Iwk built..
white only on 1 hind foot. Last seen on
t.'nptnn rrmd Reward. W. Martin. Goble. Or.
LOST Upper Columbia highway. - May 30.
brown suitcase, N. j. N. on end. Notify or
seturn to N. I. Nelson. 665 Ssvier. Reward.
LOST Bunch of keys on heart sliaped brass
ring, on East Burnsido between 6th and 8th
sits. Phone Tabor 560.
PARTY who picked Nip suit box containing gen
tleman's brown suit, on the market, call Main
9134.
BROOCH', half moon pin with Tt garnets in
: set. Call room 311 Sweuand bldg., get re
ward. Main 1081.
$17- Lost June 4. between Dekum and Union
! area, and stockyards. Finder please return
to Tru Bin Htscuit ue.
LOST- Boby's gold bracelet on Vernon ave.
Wdln. 4495, or 687 Aiberty st.
LOST White setter dog, valued as child's pet
! only. Please call Woodlawn 2615.
HELF VTAK TED MALE
MEN WANTED AT WEST LINJ4 PAPER
, MILLS. 42C HOUR. S HOUR DAT. SEX
MR. H. A SW AFFORD AT MILL OFFICE
ACROSS RIVER FROM OREGON CITY GOOD
HOTEL PROVIDES CLEAN BEDS.' 200:
IBEST MEALS. S5C.
A CONTRACTOR to log sad put aboard
can from 5.000,000 to 80,000,000
feet of fir timber, ons mils from railroad,
with own equipment. Phone or see W. H.
Mott. Bank et Commerce, Salem, Or.
'WORKINGMEN intending to come to Klamath
Falls, Oregon, seeking employment win do well
Iby wiring to secretary of No Mao's Boxmaken'
union. No. 1764, postoffloe "box 875. At the
present time there are a number of idle men
hers. ' " ' ,
W f. NEED an instructor - iu tailoring for boys'
reboot Must be interested in and have
M.illty to- handle boys. Good working condi
; tiona. Salary, 385, board and room. Stats
Training school. Unenam. who.
MAN WANATED FOR BIG CONTRACT
Twelve million feet of logs to haul. I win
sell you e truck on terms. Investigate this.
BARTLETT.
522 Alder. - Broadway 24fr3.
MARRIED msn for permanent all-year-round
farm position: house, milk, garden snd wood;
could also employ grown son; must b tint
class, experienced man. Y-831, Journal.
KNITTERS WANTED '
Experienced kniters wanted on fine automatic
woolen hosiery machines. Columbia Knitting
Mills, 218 Main St., Vancouver. Wash.
MAN AND WIFE.. 1 or 2 sons only, who can
milk 23 to 80 cows snd general farming; wife
must be .good -housekeeper. - Good borne and
sttlary. O-p04; Journal
WANTED Acetylene welder, with few hua
, deed dollars, -who would like to go into the
welding business in the city. Call 522 Henry
building. - -
WANTED A parachot jumper, good srasort's
work. Call or address Prof. Frank Miller,
81 Et "th vt. north, Portland. Or. ,
WANTED, experienced man to work on farnu
single or married. Address Mr. Ernest Zeilesch,
Parker, Oregon, Polk county.
MAN wanted te T work in creamery, one who
understands pasteurisation. Golden West
Creamery. 891 'East Bnrnside sfc-
W ANTED -A man with 2 ox 3 teams, harness
and wagon, expenses paid both ways. 94 6 per
month and feed. Butts A Oak. 241 Conch st.
WANTED Experienced man io take charge of
furniture department, Kennard sV Adams,
539 Williams ave. s.
WANTED Experienced fancy spotter; long
- experience and reference required. XT, 6.
Laundry Dry Cleaning department.
BUSTER; Tour mother is ilL . Communicate
- with her : ; r . :-. , ... ,
WANTED A good all round painter. 760
Grand ave. N. . Phono Woodlawn 1769.
CAJUSET maker wasted. E. Thomas, PacUie
aadi. 27th sts.
HELP ffAWUPfMAtli I
SALESMAN wanted to travel adiost tnlny
witB high trade line of oil stoves on salary,
expense and bonus basis, product on soarkst 25
yean and backed by large national advertising
campaign trade: partly cstabliabad territory open
about August 15. This is not a get rich schema
but permanent connection where a bus eaa
better himself from year to year. We hare no
room for order taken bnt would like to near
from those having the ability to make Htt
yearly or better. Personal interview will be
arranged this month. Application will not be
considered unless . accompanied by photo. Address-sales
manager. Detroit Vapor Store Cw
Uetroft, Mich. -
WANTED Motor car repairman; must be fa-
miliar with all - standard can; good trouble
shooter sola to fit and scrape' bearings: steady
work and good pay. Fred .Dundee, Broadway
and Flanders. ' - -
WANTED An all around candymaksr. C V.
Eggiinann, Springfield. Or. -
HELP WASTED-WISC.
4t
APPROVED by all bank en And business men of
. the city: ' 5
Calculating Machines
Adding Machines
Bookkeeping Machines
Comptometer Machines
This- Is the only school specializing on ' this
work; courses are short, from 4 to 6 weeks only;
graduates secure best positions in the business
world.
THE MILLER SCHOOL.
Calculating and Bookkeeping Machines, -903-904
Yeon bldg. :
WANTED Returned soldiers, shipyard workers
and others to take advantage of our special in
ducement offered at this time by attending the
bight or day classes in gas tractor and automo
bile engineering. Only short time required. Call
for fro catalogue and information.
HEMPHTLrS TRADE SCHOOLS
707 Hawthorne Ave. j
Rranch Of flew 124 N; 6 th St Near Fnlon Depot.
Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping snd. sll
otlier modern business courses. Day and night
n-hool. Aliky bldg., 3d and Morrison, Main 824.
LEARN AUTOS AND TRACTORS
11VK DAio j niAij s ncr
PAT TUITION WHEN SATISFIED
We teach auto, tractor, gas engine and auto
electrical work. BIG 100-PAGE CATALOG
FREE. Address Adcox Auto and Tractor School,
Dept. J, Union ave. and Wasco St.. Portland.
)r I 'hone r;sT m.
Hawthorne Auto School
462 HAWTHORNS AVH.
Automobiles, trucks, tracton, machinist trade,
oxy-acetylene welding, vulcanixing and retreading.
Precis ennimef rtlei. Day snd evening claws.
CENSUS CLERKS tOOO needed. 02 month.
Age. 18 upward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particixlan of examinations, write J.
Leonard (former government examiner). 1008
Equitable bldg.. Washington. ;
STUDY LA W AT HOMK
fniversity extension method. Degree LL. B.
conferred. We guarantee to pa you on the
bar examination in any state. For lull particu-
lam apply room 44 7 Morgan Ping.
pnsrriovn ABStTBRn
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography,
banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog.
Individual Instructions, right methods. Lum-
bcrmen bldg.. 5th and Stark. Broadway 34A4.
Miss F. Bur-ell, principal. DAT SCHOOL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Young men and woman wanted. Can 218
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid .opportunity
to learn a well-paid profession. Free booklet.
Railway Telegraph lntitute.
GOING Eatt or South f Household goods shipped
st reduced rates; moving and packing. Paci'ic
Cosj-t Forwarding Co.. 408 Hovt st. I Bdwy. 703.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Regina Buckel's privste school; individ
ual instruction. . 122 Gnnd sve.i East 427.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCY
Frank K. Welles, ex-asst. stats aupt, mgr.
N W. Rank bldg. Teachen placed promptly.
MISS MATTLN'GLY'S Shorthand. Typewriting
School. 2 14th t. Main 3SS3; tt a mo.
HELP WA5TKH FEMALE
THE AMES - HARRIS - NEYILLS
BAG CO-. 16TB ss HOYT ST.
TAKE NORTH AND SOUTH PORT
LAND OB 16TH ST. CAR; GET
OFF AT HOYT ST.
WE OFFER 8TEADT EMPLOY
MENT WITH GOOD WAGES TO A
LIMITED NUMBER OF GIRL SEW
INO MACHINE OPERATORS. BE
TWEEN THE AGES OF IS AND
SO TEARS
IF TOO ABB NOT EXPE
RIENCED WE WILL TEACH TOO
HOW AND PAT A GOOD WAGE AT
THE SAME TIME; OUR EXPE
RIENCED OPERATORS MAKE BIO
MONET.
- AT STANDARD
FACTORY NO. 2
GRAND AVE. AND E. TAYLOR ST.
POWER MACHINE
OPERATORS
TO LEARN OS
Shirts and -Overalls
Mackinaws and
Overcoats
$10 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
FORTY-FOUR HOUR WEEK
Saturday Half --Holiday
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ARB EARN
ING FROM 115 to $20 WEEKLY.
YOUNG LADIES WANT It n fob TELEPHONE
OPERATING. BEGINNERS IS TRAIN
ING SCHOOL WITHOUT ANT EXPERIENCE
PAID AT BATE OF $11 FEB WEEK 5 AP
PROXIMATELY $48 FEB MONTH FRE
QUENT INCREASES IN PAT AFTER TRANS
FERRING TO OPEBATINOWOHK. CALL
AT KOOM 601. SIXTH FLOOR. TELEPHONE
BUXXiLNG. PARK AND OAK STREETS.
CIGAR girl wanted in large hotel during Boss
festival; give reference and phone number.
T-203, Journal.
WANTED Woman cook who believes that
"cleanliness is next to godliness" snd who
can and will take an interest in managing boys.
New aud modern kitchen and good living con
ditions. Salary. 0tf. Address State Training
ivhool. Chehali". Wash.
WANTED Woman for cooking and general
housework, short distance out on the Co
lumbia river highway, easy of access to city,
fine home and surroundings; working conditions
favotabls; gooa wages, jaaaresa A-i, journal.
WANTED A good pants finisher: willing to
pay more than anybody. Call between 12-1
and between 5-6. Room 21 1 Stock Exchange
bldg., 3d and Tamhill. J. Weinstein.
MARRIED woman for cleanup work; 2 I K
rooms snd $45 per month. Apply 306 Piatt
office bldg. -
WAN TED. a maid where one other maid and
cook art employed. Apply to Mrs. H. W.
Corbet. 18 5th st. Both phones,
WANTED- Clean, healthy woman for compan
ion and amist rn house work ; - good plain
cook. R. 5. Box 122. Sherwood, Or.
WANTEDA lady for repairing and pressing;
also lady presser. Multnomah Cleaning
Dys works. 734 Sandy blvd.
GOOD girl or woman tor general housework;
good wages. Apply morning at 660 .East
Madison, corner 18th. East 7980.
WOMAN to cook and care for invalid lady
days. 380 K. 1st at. N.
GIRL for ' ice cream parlor and confectionery,
reference. 648 1st st
GIRLS WANTED, Portland Paper Box Co.,
92 Front st. - -
GIRL or elderly lady to, help with children.
Tabor 8580.
SALESWOMAN and - .altera rum. hand, wanted.
C K. Holliday Co.. 8 S3 Washington st.
EXPERIENCED S-. M, opsraton; also offios as
sistant ; slso stock room girl. 167 1st, upstairs.
WAITRESS Hongkong cafe, 107 ft 6th st.
HELP WATTTrV-MALB A"SD
;t-ALB
9
MOLER BARBER COLLEGB -pays
fen wbilo learning; gives yow set al took:
position secured. W"t for cats logua, 834
rnirwstd t.. wr phnna Rrnsdwse 1731.
MEN. WOMEN, haunt earear trader Wagea well
learning; position sma ran teed. Mgr. 23 years'
expeneace. trregosi Maine r coiiege, Z9 ssaowon.
PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGB teaches trsds
in S weeks: pay while Warning; pociUoa guar-
Weed 834 rrrne t
WANTED -Man and wife wanted" 40 work, on
; fruit ranch, $75 per montb snd -board. Ad-
gre-w Aitnnr t avitt. ttonte l. la mas, waau.
WANTED Weavers Experienced, steady work:
good wages. A Ho young women to learn
wjeavtne. Portland Woolen Mills. "
. ; ' VvA1TrtT AOKTfTS - -
AGENTS Twioo shipyard pay. fee active ssls
n men; rant tfeeinble work, prompt pay. Spa
rlalty FounUry Works. 8- E. comer E. 7tk aad
Halmonti
AGENT8--Get a live one. Selling season starts
soon; ex elusive territory. Write Mutual Nov
elty Mfg. Co., Taeoms, Wash, --M ; ...
--; ' c SITTIATfOTf S M ALB
ttiUNG man. 18. full of pep and ambition, x-
Jerienced An anto accessory and parts, and now
taking a business course with a correspondence
s, hool, wishes to connect with a well established
firm. X-203, Journal.. . "
TRLJCKTdftver, 32 yean, who ia thoroughly
competent to ' leep his machine in repair,
wants steady Job heavy truck preferred. X
822. Journal. . ; v ' -. -..
iSITUATION wanted by all round mechanic, mar
ried man.vgood assembler and finisher in metal.
Y-Z02. Journal.
PAINTING and kaisomining. neat work. Call
Main 4107. - ... -
FOR sewers and cesspools calT'R. Million. Ta
bor 6652.
CONTRACTOR, repair a specialty. R. , ia
Crowe. 441 BSd at Tabor 7982.
liimKNER. Rellwood 55049.
Ir'AVATING done: call F,-t 7832. Room 7.
SITTJATlpyS FEMALF, 4
WOMAN wants housekeeping or cooking. Call
" 264 Jefferson, up stairs, room 15.
GOOD housekeepar for hotel, rooming house or
private home. H-836, Journal.
WANTED Work by the day or hour.- Phone
' Main 6523. 1 '
JnE8SWAKfO
40
. i-.. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
IB? Alt DRESSMAKING AND BLOUSE SHOP
.311 Central Bldg.. Cor. 10th and Alder.
Best work and style at reasonable prices.
ANY kind of sewing; prices reasonable; work
guaranteed. Main 6608.
- WTJB8EB
PRACTICAL nurse rlesirss confinement
$
Call Woodlawn 6950.
FrnwfSriFn rootis
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fiftlt ami Vhinfftnn RtrMta.
Right in center of Portland's activities.
Let
per week
HART APARTMENTS AND LAUREL '
HOTEL - .
Newly furnished, modern housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms. $2.50 snd up. Second and YamhilL
"HOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH.
$1 a day up. Free tub and shower bath
NICELT furnished room, steam heat, bath ami
phone, rent $10. 443 Columbia. ' '
TWO FURNISHED rooms, also 4 unfurnished.
TcL E. 7391. ;
HOTEL SARGENT. Hawthorne and Grand-Starting-
point special car for Vancouver. .
FUBUISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
. FAMILY 19
3 ROOJfS with sleeping pon-h in attractive Nob
Hill home; walking distanee; references re
quired. Main 4711 afternoons. - "
WANTED, a respectable woman to share a com
fortable ft room flat at a nominal rent.. Apply
after 4 p. m. 631 Union ave. N.
NICELY furnished front room, Irvington. -65$
Weidler st. East 2745.
ROOMS ASP BO A It T
4$
THE HAZEL "Not Uka tne others." Every
comfort ; Dome eooslng 0 Be st
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON. 380 10th. fot
bustneaa irto and studenta. Marshall 1251
WANTF.r ROOMS AND BOARD 89
WANTED By office woman, fintz-clan room
and ' board in private family i Protestant) ,
within 15 minute walk of Rixth and lloliaday
sts. r Address Q-46-4. Journal. ,
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS $
FCR51KHKP AND UNFURNISHED
NEAT, clean and very airy large room, fur
nished for light housekeepingjeiiol and cold
water, for 1 gr 2 employed perfjis. reasonable
summer nte. walking distance. Th-lmonte, 167
stout sr., nesr zi'tn sod wasnmgton.
$15 PER MONTH. Well furnished two H, K.
rooms, bath, light and place to wash; no ob
jections to" children; also bachelor's quartan off
side room. 293 Vs Union, ave., 1 block south
of Hawthorne. -
$4.50 AND $5 per week, completely furnished
housekeeping suites, sbsolutely clean; hot wa
ter at all hours, every convenience; save car
fare. Ths CsdtUsc, 3d near Jefferson.
NICE 2 room furnished apartments, close in;
Mississippi car; $6 per -roonth and up. 98
Knott st. m
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 73
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIHHKD
FRITATE FAMILY
TWO large, bright connecting housekeeping
rooms, bsfh. light, heat and laundry. Phone
C-1781. 9B6 Williams ave. ,
BUSINESS lady or congenial couple ma bouss
keep in niodern home. East 7860.
FOR BENT -2 large roora bath, pantry ; mod
ern, adults.- 919 H Williams ave.
1'OIt KENT Housekeeping nwrna. 390 E. 1st
N. : IH blkr from" Broadway.
1, 2 AND 3 stricely modern, clean, h. k. rooms.
3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms to rant. , Phone
Marshall 694. . ,
SINGLE' H. K. room; hot wafer ; close in. 323
Main St. -y,- -
ONE light housekeeping room. 47 E. 8th N.
FOR BMT-HOUSES . M
UNFURNISHED
WHEN YOn MOVE, USE NORTH
WESTERN ELECTRIC LIGHT SERVICE
Tenth and Washington. Broadway 50
7 ROOM HOUSE for rent, furniture for ssle,
close ki, on paved st., nice. garden, rent is $30
to adultF. Call E. 1578 aftef 5 p. tn.
7 ROOM HOUSE. 53 Ea-t 14th st. cor. E. Oak.
Herman MoeUer, - 1023 Gaeco bldg., Main
umi: punqay a. m., Kast eza.
SHIPYARD cottages, - housekeeping apartments,
furnished or unfurnished ; reasonable. Apply
252 Gibbs st
WEST SIDE. 32 1 9th. near Washington. 6
rooms, also 814 Ouimby, reasonable.
5 ROOM cottage, just repainted inside and out
side. 1036 Macadam st. - Marshall 4481-
4 -ROOMS, fair eorKliflon, $10. 98 HUnton t-
HOUSES FOR BENT FURNITURE
FOR KALE 82
FURNITURE of 4 ' rooms, west aide, close in,
modern, cheap, $100 will handle; 2 rooms
pays rent, 3 15. Phone Main see.
FOR SALE -8 rooms furniture and piano, all
$350. house for rent: will take auto tires as
part payment. Y-832, Journal.
FURNISHED HOUSES
$
5 ROOM bungalow, furnished. 898 E. 38th.
See 1085 Hawthorne ave.
FOB RENT FLATS 13
8 ROrtMB and privste bath, rent $16750, near
- Wdln. snd Vancouver - ears. Phone , East
4267 mornings. j
3 ROOM FLAT, gangs. Union avex. near Rus
sell: adults only. KaM 2195.
FURNISHED FLATS
$$
ICR RENT Modarn clean furnished flat; gas,
electricity, phone, piano; elosa in, no chil
dren. 262 Pago st, W. A. ear. j!
3 FURNISHED modern rooms, i
670 E. 21st. take Brooklyn car.
children.
AFARTMENTS ! I
FURNISHED AND UNFfJRNTSWEP 4
FURNISHED housekeeping apartments, easri
walking distance, modenU nUs. 302 H E.
Iuvnside. ' ' -; - ' '. ". i
KLINE APARTMENTS j
' 5 room - apartments, furnished and unfur-f
nlehed: modern. 661 Gllsan, and 17th st.
TWO completely furnisbed housekeeping roomsj
gas, eiecuicity, ase oi pnona ana garat e spaesa
$6 a wk. 914 E. Alder St.. near 80thT j
2 ROOM basement gdt. with sink, elec
lights, bath; suitable for lady or man. . 1'ho
ien
Main 5882. 416 MIU St.
TWO rooms and private bath, rent $20,' neai
warn, ana Vancouver cars, x-none ti. ezo
mornings. s ; - " '' " .
2.3. 4"FTRNISHED apts. and sleeping
392 E. Stark st cor. Grand. CUambei
hotel. Pbone East S3. - -
3 LOOM apartment with bath for rent, (urnii
or nnramnnen. imi ainma ave. -
LEONCE apt.. 3 rooms, furnished. , bath -an
Ulcphonc, $35. 186 N. 22d. Marshall 22621
s
S - ROOM fumiebed apartment. -394 6th
Harrison Court. - "
Juliana apt., a and 4 room furnished apt.
adults only. 4 S trinity iiace. Mar. 699,
v APARTMENTS m
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
W lb 11 in II U ir swa, re a s ; si w. i m
FOUR rooms, with llarata Wilton rugi. leather
i davenport, solid mahogany chain, other furni
ture keeping, rent $45, furniture $600i leav
itsl the city, desire Immediate action. Call Ur
shall 6576. - .
HjoTEL or restaurant -caau who wants a live
i business in e live town. Cell Cot. 103 Tor
particulars.
(k room lower ' furnished flat. yard. 54 2
j East 27th st, Richmond ear te , 27th, I
block south. r ' -
STORES ANT OFFICES It
OjFFT
CE or desk room for rent - 325 Railway
Exchange. Phone Main 6804.
t TORE for rent and garage. 794 lat at
SUMMER RESORTS
$6
FOR TOUR VACATION'ir
I Camp city in beautiful Ocean tirore. every
convenience, best placs to - summer. , Particu-
Ian at aiz I.umosrmens tiuig. cKiwy, xoiz.
FOR RENT June and July, furnished cabins
fat Cannon Beach." Call Mala 283 or Broad
way 85H. " .. - '
SEASIDE oottags for rent" Phons East 340 T.
WANTED TO RENT
We Want to Rent
room mto-data dwelling in select neighbor
hood. - . - -' - . I
Alas house. Hats' and ' apartmenla. II you
have any vacancies, phone Heave Together, care
ot Northwest Steel Co.. Main 1198.
WANTED To rent a small furnisbed hqus. by
I neat couple with no children. . Call Tabor
701 T Friday.
WANTED 4 to 6 rooms furnislird or unfur
nished house or snartment by June 14. Ref-
cijences given. Mt Tabor district preferred. Ta
bor Z2f. - -
OR 8 ROOMS, (urnbibed or unfurnished;
modern house, with garage: Laurelhnrst. I tr
illion or tha HelahU. Lease fot ycat of mora.
Tabor 6252.
ANTED to rent on or before June 15, 6 or
e room modern unfurnished bouse not over
990. Phone Woodlswn 1042.
ANTED 6 ir 7 room modern house, to lease
for 2- or 3 years. 9'S tier month. Jefferson
hh, district. Call Columbia 64 0. Mrs. Brown,
W(ANTto rent in suburbs ofPortlanJb 1 to
J5 acres and 0 or. 7 room house, S3 79th,
ilontavllla.
VANTED To rent fumished or 8 roomed
l house; would lease; references. Phone Dast
CS69.. - . - '
OH 5 ROOM houss with largo lot; N. E. pait
jof city. Woodlswn 891.
STfTR 6 ROOM house; good condition. Call
! East 4482.
VT7
REAL ESTATH
BEACH PROPERTY
48
GET A BEACH HOME now st Seaside. Of , ia
beautiful "CARTWRIGHC PARK" st reduced
prices; $26 to $700; easy Installments, 6 per
cent; soon to bo connected by all paved high
way wish Eastern and Southern Oregon, which,
with proposed 200O ft pier. w31 make "Cart.
wf.ght Park" one ef the srnost attractive spots
oe Pscific coast Whitmer- Kelly Co.. 414 Pit.
toick block. ' ; - " ; ' -
SILT AIR HOTEL, on Tillamook beach, is now
opened. New management. Rooms and board,
aaonable rates.: . ueorga Morse, owner, S09
Chsmbcr of Commerce. Main 6008. -
BUSINESS PROPERTY
$$
FACTORY .SITE; West Side, trackage, paved
I street, bargain. ' Owner, 1421 ftorUiweatern
f
nk bldg. , : ; - '
FOB SALE HOUSES l
On E. Madison ; nr.. 16th
84600 fo 2 houses on lot 60x100. rented
fbi
.r $55 bar month. This is a coming cluse-in
district and if you wish an interest on an in
vestment that will jpey and increase Uiis is your
cpanee. Only si duo casli, balance uxs rent.
or a few days only. -
F. L. BBanchard
O 519-20 Railway F.xoliange.
MANY have taken advantage of our SPECIAL
TOFFJEK. . WHY NOT TOUt Ikin t buy
until you have at least investigated OUR PROPO
SITION in WALNUT I'AKK, PORTLAND'S
tjHOICE RESTRICTED RESIDENCE KEO
TION.I EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
offered to own a NEW HOME atT.O MORE
COST than ready built homes. ' Investigsta
TODAT. - Open Sundays and evenings by sp
pointment Office 1149 Union ava. N. Wood
ls!wn 3304. W. M. KUlingswortb, owner.
9 ROOM, practically modern house, fn Sunny-
I side district; full cement basement,' paved
streets; at low price of $2850, and very easy
tarms. t
I 7 room ' modern bungalow,' completely fur
nished. Price $J600. . ..J
Tl' room strictly BKdein bung alow, completely
thrnished. Price- $334o, . . -.,
r NEW YORK LAND CO., ' " '"1
803-5 Stock Exchange Bldg. Main T676.
TTRb'S E CITY PaARK ;
We bars soma very fins new lmtiiti nearly
dc tuple ted. It you wish a new modern up-to-data
drop in and let us tell yon about UieM to be
tiiiutlied soon.
F. L. BLANCoARD :
619-20 Rsilway Ex.
42300 $1200 -cash, 4, rooms and bath (tub
1 and toilet). - P. W. liowlett owner. 100
ijeet on 65th ava., 147 on 71st st, SW.
corner. Just over the city line, . 5 blocks to
Tremont sta.. Mount Scott car, faces county
ljock road, barn now under construction ; a
good dairy chance. About 20 large fruit trees
and garden. Fred Spear. 5th are.' and 67th
3t.. Brentwood. Tabor 6887. - '
FOR BALE
E room house, bath - and toilet, full Cement
payment, laundry trays in basemaiit, barn,
berries, gnpes and 10 fruit trees on Uie place;
fewer in the house and barn, 2 eowi ana cus
tomers, everytliing for $1600 on time; the
rriurc cash tha cheaper. .728 Bidwel ava., Sell-
jcod. - '
p J'.OOMS, hardwood floors, elec. and gas., built-
in buffet, chins closet Dutch kitchen, linen
Closet, full cement, basement, 50x100 kit; 28
vuinutes from 3rd grirrTtstrriaon, restr. district:
kniall payment and $25 per mo.. $2250. Will
cell the furniture if desired and It st all new,
br.iight last Octobef. Call E. 5779.
WALNUT PARK FOR
. . : YOUR HOME
Don't buy a ready built house nntil you have
inveaturated our new horns. nrntKMitiou to cost
no more. Call today. Wdln.VB 8i4. z
ROSE 'CITY-PARK;;-:
. . o Boom Modern Hungaiow,
On K. 67 th at Hardwood Finon, Fireplace.
Price $3600. Terms. $673 Down,
' $30 Per Month. Owner Leaving i ity.
A Real Bargain. Phone Tabor 234.
PIEDMONT COHNER
Good home, fine location, low price, $4000. 7
rooms, 2 fireplaces, furnace, she dee, fruit,- gsr
age, terms. 1297 Rodney ave Wdln; 2699.
& ROOMSTMODERNi NICE LOT
Plastered, tinted, eloso to school snd ear; go;
Ing away; $1500. Terms. Owner, Ofay,
Main 6231.
MODERN bunaVlow. lot 00x100; gas. electric.
fireplace.' cement basement in restricted dis
trict: $2500. $1700 cash. Call after 5 p.. m.
1-5:1 27t" gt-
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
. Store building, 2 acres, elect line. Valley
town near Portland. 044 Caruthera. , B., 1428.
Bargain ' y ' ' '
FOR SALE Nice; 7 room bouse, bath, gas,
barn and chicken house, yard, 60 chickens,
lovely garden. Leaving town, must sell at once.
Pries $2800: terms. Call Tabor 6823.
6 ROOMS.' FRUIT. GARDEN
Plastered, tinted, gss, electricity, . soma fur
niture, improved street $1250, $150 cash.
Main 5231, Tabor 8292. - ;
MOVE IN FOR $2400 r
. Good 5 room chouse, 4 block -from car,
near Brooklyn shops. Honse in fine shape, $500
cash, balance monthly. See owner. East 1096.
FOR SALE by owner, 7 room modern bouse,
comer lot 2 blocks 8. of Sandy, Ross City
ear. Price $2050. 642 E. 6gth st N. Phons
Tsbor 2585.
MT $1400 equity in 5 lofs, 0 room modern
bungalow, hothouse 20x70, barn, henhouse,
23 bearing frurt trees, shrubbery. Price $40OO.
6405 4 4 lb st 8. E. Call after S p. nv
: IRVINGTON
sleeping porch, garage, lot 50x100;
rubbery and trees; $ 5 900. Phono East 419.
" .. : . $1650 - s
room noose, lot 60x100; paved atreetg and
s,.wb ti0 3 E. 8th st. Call Woodlswn 833.
1 V, -STORY 6-room house, all- built-in eonve
nienccs, hard surfaco st, paid; ckc to car.
East Side. . $2500. terms.' Herman Moeller,
1025 Gsscobldg. Msin1480. .- - -.
MODERN "S'roomhouse and 2 lots, frultTflosa
to St Johns ear. Price $2600. Call Wdln.
8942.
(.OOD t-room house, lot 100x125. with garage,
fruit trees, rr., west side, $4000, .terms.
xrin ave?- ?
V 1 Tl7 S .nnn. kin.,!A fiimiaii.il k. I h '-.-n
, corner 66x100. Snap. , Leaving town, tii
E. 79th . st' N. "
ACRE, 4 room house, sidawslks. rosea, ber
ras. garden, tools, chickens, motorcycle, all
for $2800; $1200 cash. 488$ 72d st S. K.
" IRVINGTON HOMES -From
$4 60O and op. Best listing ia the
city. Phone East 419. -
FOR SALTS Rose City. 5 room modern bun
galow, reasonable terms. 544 E. A 7th N. 1
Mock south Sandy. - '
FIVE rooms, bath, gas, elertrirtyrnn?nt base
ment fine condition ; block of station. 5c fare.
Oregon Electric: terms. Marshall 1S74. v
IT300 6. ItiKlM house. 618 -Marion .ave..
Sellwood. , near ear. Sellwood 19pS.
REAL ESTATE
FOR RALE HOUSES
$1
"Brand new
; bungalow
' 1134 E. 17th St. N.
. Alberta Carr
' Just completed, well built 5 room bungalow
and sleeping porch, full basement, electric fii
turee. soma built Ins, 1 hitch kitchen, plumbing
eomplele, street Hens paid; beautifully finished,
2 blocks to Alberta car. See this today; deal
direct with owner and builder. Open for ia
spection. 1 to 5 dslly. phons Main 6124 ara
nings for appointmanta.
A NEW BUNGALOW IS LIKE A NEW AUTO
XOU GET ALL THK tiOOD AND NO
EXPENSE '
- ' HAWTHORNE
BUNGALOWS
$2600 fot a S room, neat E. 84th; $500
cash lis I. terms,
$3100 for a modern up-to-date, 5 mnmt.
with hdwd. Iloors. fireplace, fine buffet: facing
ecst This is one ot the best buys, in the city;
H cash.
$3350 fo a fins B-mom, hdwd. floors, lur
naos, fireplace, full attic and bs semen t; on
! 40tli.. close to the car; $1000 cash, bal.
terra'.
' F.; L. 1 BLANCH ARD
5t9WRailwsy Et.
$2500 for 0 room with bath, toilet, on E. Sal
mon; $500 cash. bal. terms.
$2300 for a 5 room on E. Alder near E.
80th, ami only $500 cash..
$3750 for a 5 room On Grand ave., 1 block:
from Union ava,; bath, with cement basement,
$500 cash.
$8200 for a fins 5 room on Rodney, $000
easli, balance terms,
$8600 for a 6 mora wlih larga gangs, mi
Rodney close in; walking distance. n cash.
Better sea tltia.
$1800 for 4 rooms, bath, toilet, concrete
basement $200 rash, bal. like rent. Hurry oa
this. It'a going quick.
K. U BLANCIIARD,
619-20 Railway Ex. bldg, . '
$300 $100 CASH. Large 2 room house, 4 Ox
100, 20 ft alley. "
;-' $750, $150 rash,' 4 rooms.
: $800. $150 cash. 6 moms.
32100, $500 cash, 80x125, 20 ft. aUey;
modern house. f
$1250. $150 cash, 80x125. 20 ft aUey.
$1500, 4 largo rooms and fnll bath, camant
basement, 4 blocks to car. $870 rash.
$700, 4 rooms, 40x100 lot, 12 blocks to car,
$200 cash.
$12$0. $200 cash, takes 5 rooms aad bath.
$2500. $300 cash, takes 4 acres in orchard
house 'and barn, 2 blocks to car. fenced and
garden worth $200 in.
oSth ave. 67th st., Brentwood 8. E. Ts. 5887.
BARGAIN. BAnOAI.V. BARGAIN," $2750
7 room house on East lis vis st, nesr 2ftth
modern conveniences, 4 bedrooms, fins 50x100
lot; good neighborhood, paved street (improve
ments paid). Non-reitldsnt will sserltiue at
$2760: the lot alone worth $1500. $800 cash.
Balance like rent
THE CROSSLET-yiGARS CO.
270 Stark st Maia $052,
FOR TWO SMALL FAillLIl.ti
Dregon Ciiy carline. 20 nilnuU ride, 7 We
fare; right near station; good neighborhood ;
.10x100 lot; electric lights, gas. Bull Run water,
KsnSfnl view of Willamette river: 2 gsa ranaes,
2 heating stoves, lint water heater snd about
$40 worth of linoleum; price only $2100; im
mediate possession; $500 cash will handle, bal
ance very easy.
TUB CK08SLEY-VIGAR3 CO.
270 Stark st. Main 80S?.
PLASTERED housa,' 2 bedrooms, 1 living room!
1 dining room, kitchenette, bath, gsa, fuil
basement chicken house, 8 lots Inclosed by good
picket fence, facing east; alley, sidewalks in and
lld for; assorted fruit and berries in bearing,
and -one of the finest gardens. (sfl planted) in
tha city. Not less than $3U0 cash, balance r
sonsble terms. Every additional hundred added
to the rash payment Will lower tha total prica.
6 minutes' walk to carline. Owner W. B. S.
Phone Tabor 1031.
IV
you have $200 cash and want a good home
for $1500 .
CALL TABOIt 1701. " '
NICE, cosy 3 room" house, 50x100 lot, sll ii
cultivation lots ot fruit, some furniture,
kitchen range: In good district 'ibis is a bar-
?ain at $850: part rash. Take Mt. Mcott car to
4 th st, walk 1 block north, inquire at new
house? - - ,
H68E ' CITY PA RE New 6 room"" bungalow
built Ins, Dutch cupboard, breakfast room,
heat, erot. basement beamed cells., pene.ld
dining room, oak fioora, tiuetaira two rooms un
finished, garage, corner 58th at and SisaJyoit
st $4000, $1000 cash, balance terms. -
$T50 $250 cashTir room plastered fiunnr
side cottage, modern plumbing, electric light.,
basement, sewsr paid; frnit, 89x100. near 43d
and K. Wash. Main 403.
G. C GOLDEN BERG, Abington bldg.
' "85 Yean in Portland"
WHY PAY RENT?
Pay It to yourself and family. Own youe
home, in Walnut Park. Extra inducements of
fered to Cost no more than ready built homes.
Investigate todsy. flail Wdln. 3304 now,
LEAVING CITY ' :
8 roonr,' strictly modern Hswttiorne rmngslow,
hdwd. floors, all builtins. aorner lot. paved street,
one block to car; furnished or untarnished.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Ownar, labor
6181.
BUNGALOWTO""
1 block from Mt Tsbor csr; fireplace, bath,
ate.; full lot This is a bargain.
W. If. ltOhrt,
1100 N. W. Bank bldg.
FOR HALE 7 room houe, bath snd to.let,
2 well Improved Iota, $1900. $775 down, tml
ance $15 p montli. On St Johns car, a bids,
south of Peninsula school. By owner, 140 7
Curtis ave., or. 100 E. Stark. Pbono Wood
lswn 8201. .. . '.
5 - ROOM" bouse, lights, xess and wsten'gaVsV
poultry house, 8 blocA carline. Price $873;
terms. Also 4 rofm, larga barn and toilet, gas
and water; nica garage; 5 blocks carline. Prtra
$1200; terms. Geo. Morse owner, 809 Cham
ber ofCommerce. Mala 5008.
SIX-, room hosW,sleeping porrh7bath, KiTdw'KwI
floors, china closet, buffet, hookcases, fire
place, Dutch kitchen, furnace, screens snd porch
boxes; beautiful garden and rosea' block of Jt
'ity ear; nice nalKhborbood; $4000, terms. 60t
B. enth st. North.
HA WTHORNK dislrit-t Z rooms snd batTi"
liardwood floors, Dutch kitchen, good
inent double constructed house, walnut, chest
nut and cherry trees, near Hawthorne cap.
$000. 25 East 41t 'fahof 2203, f
$25tToTo"r 5roonis With bath, toiietrTiot an4
cold water, basement Paved streets, lot t
al 00. Will Uka auto as fir.t iwyment
F. Ia BLANCHAKD
BIO and 620 Rafhvay Exchange.
BEAUTlFCE artlsUo biingalow, : Ain.worth
- tract; 6 room modern bungalow, double eon
affliction, large attic,- cement basement, garsc.
all built-in conveniences. No agsuta. pnona
owner. Woodlawn 1786.
. . KENTON BUNGALOW.
Just completed, heal 3-4 room, r'astered',
lrcilt for my-lf. bnt, must sell; no profit ssked.
81450. 246 Kilpatrick St. 2 V bias, west of
her ton Bank.
TWO FIN K BUNGALOWS. 67 ROOM";
ROSE CITY PA HK HARDWOOD FLOH:
ALL BUILT-IN EFFECTS ; FINE LOCATIONS
THESE AHE RIGHT UP TO DATE. EAST
273. HE ROMAN;
FOR HALE by owner, 1 2-3 lots, in good -cul-tiration,
bearing- fruit trees, 6 room house.
Bull Rah water, lights snd gas. Very siirhtly lo
cation. $1600. $600 will handle. J. W. i cat
cher, Milwaukfe, Or.
WHY NOT BUILD f
Gat an artistic home by an established arrhl
fectunl firm at low cost Wa buildanyrliltig;
furnish the money if d (wired. L. R Bsiiay Co.,
Inc.. contracting srchltecta. 924 W. W. Bsnk. '
BEIXWOOD CARLINE ' "
. $1850 House with 4 large rooms snd bath,
ROxlOO lot; woodshed, workshop, 2 small chicken
houses, young fruit trees, $600 down, bat lets
than rent 589 Rural 'are.
OWNER leaving city, a beauUfuOrooin mod
em bungalow; $$00 down, balance like rent.
Multnomah stston, 15 minutes out on Oregon
Electric. Phone Main 4531
HAVE 2 clean modern C room " bungalow on
66th ava. S. E. Price $1600 each; on very
easy terms. Owner at 8005 68 tb are. rbone
Tabor 4476.
100X100 LOT, -covered with fmlt, 8 room
- hoose, electric light good plumbing, furniture
snd all for $2(100;. payments litest rent, i'hone
Colombia 303. Call 425 Allegheny st
$750 'buy 4 room bousa on corner lot,
sink, wstcr, fruit trees, berries, fins garden;
$220 cash, bal $10 per month and Interest
Uwner 7th sve, B. K., tsar. Both st
A "SNAP A $3000 horns for $2400. oa RJt
' st... Mt Scott, extra large 5 room houso with
modern pinxnbing, all built-in eonveniencea. Call
Tsbor 7621.
$6500 MODERN ' Irvington 8 room home; sll
. Improvements. 685 E. Eighth st W. ; terms.
MODERN 7-room Jlawthorne district unincuui
bererf. 34601).. phone Tshof 20H-.
FOR SALE Two room house and lot 7112
83d it S. E.
(FTrOOM bunirslow, practically w. Owner,
426 East 69th st, nesr Hawthorn car.
JAY iorferir"i roomhouiat ttfo LTriVi
$ 4 750.
JTl 7$ BUYS 6 room bunc.lovr, fnil nninot-a
lot, ternn.. J. W. Kennedy. 320 Kalmnn.
CoBtlnacd oa Following- l'agel