THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY. JUNE 13, 1919.
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PHONE
RELEASING
ORDER IS RECEIVED
Companies .Which Have Not
.Made ' Compensation Agree
ments Freed of Control.
SaJem, June U. All telephone com
panies; which have not made direct com
penaation agreement with the govern
, ment are leased from direct federal con
trol under an order issued by Post
master General Burleson under date of
June C, a copy of which haa been re
cefved by the state public service com
mission. This order, "which, according
to the commission, affects practically
every company in Oregron . -with the ex
ception of the Pacific Telephone
Telegraph company and other sub
sidiaries of the American Telephone &
telegraph company, which has a com
pensation agreement -with the, govern
ment, Is the first definite move looking
.. to the return of the wires to private con
trol. Companies which are not willing; to ac-
cept their net earnings durlnfr the period
of government icontrol as full compen
sation are given until June 20 In which
to file notice of their attitude in that
respect, in which event they will con
tinue under fedral operation mi til an
agreement is reached.
Compnies affected by the order are
no linger ' reqifired to . collect service
, connection charges or toll charges or-
dered by the j. poetmaster general or
, comply with rty other qrders issued by
him. , They arejtn effect returned to the
, same status lh which they were on
July SJ 1918, prior to the government
taking control pt their' property."
Companies - that have compensation
agreements or jto whom an award has
been made or who have made Jaims
for ! compensation are required to con
tinue -to, collect service . connection
charges, standard toll rates and all
other rates and charges that have been
approved by thej postmaster general and
to continue "to comply with the provis
ions of the order, requiring- that there
shall be nl discrimination against em
ployes on' account of union and labor
affiliation or nqn-affiliation.
EIGHT DAYS WILL BE
GIVEN FOR FOE'S REPLY.
(Continued From Pag On.)
treaty resulted Ijn little more than Wll
spn's earlier struggle. Clemenceau con
ceded this much ; The Germans will be
advised as soon las possible, perhaps this
' fall, of the total amount ' they are ex
, pected to pay, jlnstead of waiting two
years for this information.
This is said Jfo be the most import
ant feature of tjie allies' reply to Brock-dorff-Rantzau'si
objections to the repar
ations clause. The answer, it Is under
stood, will be largely in the nature of
an explanation,! pointing out. there is no
intention of th reparations commission
i to have Inquisitorial powers, which the
Germans declared could easily be inter
preted from the original language of the
treaty.
oklaSdo eeturns home
Premies -Orlando ..and General Diaz
lact for Romel ' Thursday night, con
vlnced that thej work of the big five is
practically completed and that no more
fundamental decisions will be reached
- by that body concerning the peace set
tlement, j
The reply, 'Itj ' was learned from an
authoritative source, provides for Ger
many's admission to .the League of
Nations, "within a short time."
Foreign Minister Sonnlno wtllreplace
"' Orlando until the latter returns for the
formal signing of the treaty. Orlando, It
Is . understood. Intends to call a secret
session of the Italian parliament to pre
sent a report on the work of the peace
conference. i '
COMPROMISE BEFrSED
In Italian circles here It was reported
today that the i Jugo-Slavs having re-
fused the compromise of the Adriatic
question drawn tip by Colonel House ajid
, .Andre Tardieu, Orlando wrote to Presl
- dent Wilson, Premier Lloyd-George and
Premier Clemenceau asking strict execu
: tlon of the pact of London.
(The pact of London, drawn up by
Italy, Great Britain, France and Rus
sia, in 1915. contains no provision re
garding Flume, which has been a bone
of contention in the Adriatic question).
NINE TENTHS OK DEMANDS ARE
NECESSARY, SAYS DELEGATE
Weimar, June 12. (Delayed. V (U.
P.") Eduard Bernstein, member of the
German peace delegation, caused great
' excitement' in 'the convention of major
ity Socialists today when he declared
- that "while the terms are harsh and
some unbearable, about nine tenths of
them come- from a necessity which we
'admit." - -
- The statement threw the convention
into an uproar and order was restored
. with difficulty. A few of those pres
ent applauded but by far the greater
number hissed and jeered. War Minister
Noske and several other party leaders
openly reproved Bernstein.
Chancellor Scheidemann, addressing
the convention, said :
"We are defeated, yes, but we shall go
forward, and upward to a great victory.
. Alight cannot make right. It is our duty
- to reestablish Belgium and France but
we refuse to become wage slaves."
By a "greater victory," Scheidemann
? was assumed to mean international So
cialism. ' '
MAX OF BADEN DECLARES
14 POINTS HAVE BEEN BROKEN
Berlin, June 13, via London, June 13.
(L NY 8.) Prince Max of Baden, former
chancellor of Germany,- has begun a
- series of articles in the Tageblatt en
deavoring to prove that President Wil
son's 14 points were broken in framing
the treaty. ' The points were taken up
one by one, accompanied with comments.
' Discussing the blockade of Germany,
'the former chancellor accused America
ef "murderinjr "German children after
the murder of troops had ceased.",
America, declared Prince Max, sanc-
- tloned the death of hundreds of thou
sands of women and children. , The
armistice terms, he added, called for
the delivery of 140,000 milch cows, caus-
' In? a proportionate amount of infanti
cide.' ; -
Ebert and Bernstorff Go to Weimar
' Copenhagen," June U.r (I. N, 8.)
President Ebert of Germany and Count
von Bernstorff, former German ambas
, saior to the United States, have both
- ' left for-the meeting of the national as
1 aembly at Weimar, which will pau upon
- the acceptance or rejection of the peace
; treaty, 'said a dispatcA from' Berlin
.- today. :
. . Just So . -
'Why have words roots, pa?"
"To . make the language grow, my
child."
Capt. Corbett and
Carroll Hurlburt
Both in New York
Captains Hamilton F. Corbett and
Carroll Hurlburtj both weir known Port
land men, have; arrived In New Tork
after service In France and will be at
home evithin the next few weeks, ac
cording to word received from them by
relatives here. , t :
Captain Corbett, A member of 151st
field artillery. Rainbow division, arrived
in New York, his wire stated. He had
been in France since September, 1917,
and had seen much, aJUort with the
famous division. He is a son of Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett.
Captain Hurlburt, : a soft of W. H.
Hurlburt, had a command in the 23d
engineers and probably will come West
with the unit for demobilization at
Camp Lewis, he has advised his father.
The young officer saw severe action
after arriving in France in February,
1318.
Championship for
Logrolling Will Be
Staged in Eugene
Kugene. June 13. The champion log
roller of the world,- Allan Stewart of
Vancouver, Wash., will compete In the
logrclllng contests tfT be staged in Ku
gene as part of the Fourth of July cele
bration, according to word received from
Stewart. The contest will be staged
under the auspices of the L. L. L. L.,
which body has taken charge of the two
day program to be held here.
Stewart tied for tha world title with
T. if. Flemmlng at the Omaha exposi
tion in 189$ and won the crown in 1900
at Ashland, Wis. He is how working in
a Vancouver shipyard.
W. C. Stener, a logger-wrestler of
Wendling, has issued a'challenge to all
comers within 10 pounds of his weight,
140 pounds. Stener has appeared here
on many occasions and is a fast, clever
wrestler.
First Cars Driven
Over McKenzie Pass
Kugene, June 13. Arriving at Ku
gene Thursday night at 6 o'clock, after
leaving Prinevllle at 5 in the morning.
M. E. Harnot and J. H. Barman of
Eastern Oregon drove the first cars of
the season through the MeKensle Pass
at the summit of the Cascades. They
report the roads In fair condition but
the snow deep at the summit. They
say they had little difficulty, but advise
inexperienced drivers to wait until the
roada are in better condition.
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Carpet Cleaning
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WESTEEJT FLUFF BUO CO. '
4 TJnlon At, IS.
East 6ill Phone B-147e
MEETINg 1TOTICES
41
Every Tuesday and Saturday
nights at Moose Ball. 4 th and
Taylor at. ,2fwwi manaMmam,
food floor, fin music
KENTON I.OLm;e 145. A. F. A
A. M. Special eooimuni cation
en Saturday, 14 th. afternoon,
from lodge room, at 1 :S0, for
tha purpose of conducting the
funeral of our lata Brother ('. l
Babeoek. Member wilt please brine autoe.
5 J. O. O'BRIEN-
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 4,'
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
niiHilcaUon tomorrow (Saturday)
afternoon and erening. 3 and
CXaBXj
X0W ';al o'clock, East 8th and Burn
' ' side ta, E. A. and F. C. de
grees. Lunch at 6 o'clock. ' Visitor welcome.
Order W. If. 3. H. Richmond. Sec.
SCXNTSIDE LODGE NO. 163".
A. f. AND A. M.. E. 34th
and E. Yamhill ata.. Saturday 2
o'clock and T :30 o'clock. Work
in M. M. decree. Visitors wel
come. Order W. 11. John vi
Hinker, Sec.
KEWPIEdance Saturday 14th, 409 Alder st.
Good door prise, kewpi tor rsrybody, con
tenial people and sood dancers attend these
party dances STerjf Saturday. Ifusie 8:30 p. m.
Attentive committee. Admission 26c and 60c.
Best floor, bast music.
L.MBI.EM JEWELHT a apeetalty; buttons, pina,
charma Jaeger Bros IS 1-1 83 Stb at.
Vital Statistics j
, BIRTHS '
"klra. Julius H. Ber
bert, 1488: Bs Irring, June 2, a daughter.
DOLEMAN To Mr. and Uni Horrsce p. Pole
man 83 E. 39th. Jan '4, a son.
SKOPfL To Mr. and Mrs. BkopiL 763 Me.
Kinley, Juno , a son.
BLACKBURN To Ur. and Mrs. Geo. A Black
bur. 11 K. th. MajTSB. a daughter.
GOOD To Mr. and Mrs. arid L. Good, 28 E.
8th. January 2 , a son.
MOORE To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moora, 891S
lt. May 29. a daughter.
LANE To Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Lane. 9B3 Tata.
June 1. a daughter. - .
NEPHEW To, Mr. and Mrs. Derid Edw
Nepliew. 014 Lombard. June 5, a eon.
BTEL To Mr. and Mrs. E. KjrC 888 E. Lincoln,-
Mty SI," a daughter.
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wird, 751 E.
Ankeny. June 9. a daughter.
TOGGLE To Mr. andd Mrs. C. E. Toggle
841 67th, June 4, a son. , " '
AILET To Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. Root. Bailer.
6914 4Ttb. Jan. t. daughter.
JONES -To Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jonee. 32
88th, June J, daughter.
WEATHERS To Mr. andd Mrs. H. C. Weath
er, 258 7Bth, Juse 8. a daughter.
HERRlNGTONWFo Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Her
rington. S9SO 41st, June . a aoti.
PETERSON To Mr. and Hn A. Peterson.
?.liB.271, Jun 5. daughter.
ITAM To Mr. and Mrs. S. Itani. 8718 8U,
June 4, s daughter. ? ,
SR1KJ K To Mr. and Mn. John Krieek, 031
tailing, June 8, daughter
It rTShl-i
LABOR SITUATION
THREATENS ALLIES
Serious Problem. Reported as
Confronting 5 France and
Italy Especially.
Washing-ton, Juno 13. (I. N. S,) The
growing: seriousness of the labor situ
ation in Prance and Italy is causing
even more alarm in peace- conference
circles than is revealed, in press dis
patches from Paris, according; to infor
mation reaching here today. If vio
lent disorders accompany , the threat
ened general strike in France next Mon
day and the government is unable to
put down the trouble at once, it is
believed possible here that Germany
may ignore the allied ultimatum and
await the outcome of the labor struggle
before signing the; peace treaty.
The exact situation in Italy, where
a general strike is being threatened in
conjunction with the French movement.
Is not, made clear in advices received
here. But there is no doubt but that
France now faces the most serious
labor ' disturbances in many years with
certain radical elements attempting not
only the overthrow of the Clemenceau
government, but a revolution. ;
Considerable bodies of French troops
are reported to have been assembled
near Paris, Lyons and other great
industrial centers, where tha Socialists
are strongest and the government is
prepared to deal harshly with any rev
olutionary attempts. It Is pointed out
at the same time that among the men
threatening to go on strike are thou
sands of demobilised soldiers, who may
make trouble in a clash with the mili
tary. A large per cent of the French army
has been demobilized, leaving only the
army of occupation in Germany, the
forces on duty in Franco to prevent
internal troubles and the usual number
for garrisons. v
The Germans are reported to be
hoping that the strike disturbances
will become so serious as to cause the
withdrawal of some of the French
troops of occupation to cope with the!
situation, enabling Germany to adopt
a more independent attitude in nego
tiating with the allies.
In Training
t r t a7l.l1 vnn'A iHv that vounr
tt rh, " .a,, j " r - - ... v v
brother of mine a talking to. It's time
he thought of choosing - a career.
"Judging by the hours he keeps, I
thought he was studying to be a night
watchman." DEATHS AWP FtryETt4T ?
BARBER June 12. at the family residence,
?39 Deki.tn arenue, Martha J. Barbel, aged
19 years It months 18 days, betorcd wife of
Jthn J. Barber, and mother of Charfc Hemon
rtt of Tark Rapids, Sfinn.; Herbert M. Herueri
way of Red Wing. Minn.: and Earl Memenway
of Portland. Funeral aerrices Saturday, June
54. at 1:80 p. m., from R. T. Byrnes dtai
dctilial funeral parlora, B01 Williams aeue
a: Mason street. Interment Rose City ceme
tery. Friends inTited to attend. Mrs. Barber
wa.i a member of Garden Granger W. K. C.
No 48.
bkKDKMEIER At the residence of her daugh
ter, .Mrs. Robert Buttenhoff, 303 Monroe at-.
Ji.no 10. Era Catherine Bredemeier, aged 72
yfcars, belored mother of Michael P., Fred A.,
Hermann E., Edmund, John O. and Walter H.
liicdemfl'irr and Mix Robtrt Buttenhoff. til of
thin city, and Mrs. Henry G, Sehmeljer of Ana
heim. Cat Arrangement in charge of Pearson
1 lirlertaking company. , Funeral rtotice later.
COOK At the residence. 1 89Clackamaa stT,
June 10. 1919, Helen T. Cook, aged 22
years, beloved wife of Uus O. Cook, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gusts re Koehler of 100 Hal
sey st. Friends invited to attend the funeral
aerrices, which will be held at Holman's funeral
parlora at 2 p. m. tomorrow i, Saturday), June
14. 1 9 If. Interment Rirerriew cemetery.
BABCOCK At th residence, 4T6 Larrebee" at.',
June 12, 1810, Charles W. Babeock. aged
65 years, belored hnsbsnd of Anna Babcock.
Friends invited to attend the funeral errioes.
which will be held at Holman's funeral parlors
at 3 p. m. tomorrow (Saturday), June 14, 1919.
Interment Rose City cemetery.
HEATHTthT1widnce7l01Erilst at. N
June 11, 1919. Roaanaah Heath, aged 72
years, belored mother of Stephen A. Heath.
Friends invited tn attend the funeral aerrices,
which will be held at Holman's funeral parlors
at 1 p. m. tomorrow (Saturday), June 14.
1919. Interment Rose City cemetery.
GATES At the reid encei 1021 E. 24th st.
N.. June 12, Ruth Ackles Gates, aged 21
years, belored wife of Charles P. Gates,
daughter of Mr. Neri Ackles. Funeral serv
ices will be held on Monday, June 16 at 2
p. m. at the chapel of Miller A Traeey. In
terment Riverview cemetery.
MATROFE At the family residence, 7115
37th .are. 8. E., John Edward Mayrofe,
aged 8 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelfe Mayrofe. The remains are at the funeral
parlors ef A. D. Keuworthy A Co., 6802-4
v.a st. B. n. in Jients. Notice ef funeral later.
SIMMONS Tha funeral services cf tha late
Pearl gimmono will be held Saturday. June
14. at f:30 o'clock p. nt., at Finley's, Mont
gomery at 5th, hvtead of Friday as previously
annnunoed. Frieud Tnrited. Interment at Mt.
Scott Park cemetery.
CLARKE At the residence. 38S N. 8 2d st.)
June 18. 1919, Harry T. Clarke, aged 54
years S months, beloved husband ef Iaea Clarke.
Remains at Holman's funeral parlors. Funeral
notice later.
McLEA N In thia city. June 12, WUliam Mc
,lmma, age 71 years. The remain are at the
Dunning at McEntee funeral parlors, Broadway
and Ankeny st.
BANTA In this city, A. J. Rente, age S6
years. Remaina are at the Dunning A l!c
Entee funeral parlors. Broadway and Ankeny.
KANE Nancy Kane. 4T2 Sellwood bird., June
8, 72 years; fracture of hip.
KELLET James A- Kelley, 225 Oswego, June
11. S2 years; cirrhosis of lirer.
NUTTER Wra. H. Nutter. 67th and 70th ave.,
June 10, 70 years; cerebral hemorrhage.
DAN IELSON Oran V. Denielson. Good Hamar-
itan hospital, June 11, 4 years; amputation
of thigh.
LAXTON Earl Lai ton, Bt Tincents hospital,
June 10, 27 years; influenza.
SIMMONS Pearl Simmons, 103 U N. 14 th,
June 11. 39 years; tonereuloais.
HULL Mary A. Hull, Portland Surgical hos
pital, June 10, 60 years; cancer.
SCHL'LKE Alice May gchulke, 41 Kenil
worth, June 10, 39 years; aalrmrgttia.
ERICKSON Lilli Erickson. 800 E. Nelson.
June 9, 21 years: poisoBinc (suicidal).
KELSET Weitem Kelaey, St. Vine ats hospital,
June 10. IT years; pneumonia.
COOKINGHAM John W. Cookingham. Good
Samaritan hospital, June 10, 68 years; an
eurysm. WEED Columbus Weed, 182 E. 15th. June 9,
86 years; arterio aeerosis.
TiOWSTB
JAPAN FLORI8T
390 4TH ST.. Near Taylor.
ALL KINDS OF BEDDING AND
VEGETABLE PLANTS
BUSINESS GOING OUT
EVERYTHING SPECIAL SALE
PRICES
Bargains Today and Tomorrow.
CLARK BROS.. OorUta, Morrison at, bet. 4th
and Stb. Phone Mas A-1805. Fin flow-
era and floral designs. No branch storaa. .
MARTIN A FORBES" CO " florista, 254 Waah
ingtoB. Main 26. A-1269. rtowers lot all
occasions artistteejly rranged.
LIBER TT MAEKET FLORIST. 6th and Tam
bill ata. Cut flowers, plan ta and desnma. Seli-
weo4 greenhouse weoaiem are. elL152U.
PORTLAND'S Floral and Bird Shop. Designs
and deoorattona. Main 4878, 239 Morriaon.
PEOPLES FLORAL "SHOP, 245 Alder. De
aigne stud deoorations. Phone Marshall C922.
SWISS FLORAL CO. :
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.?
LALAK E Floral designs, decorations. Opposite
pwwiiicv, win vwvw. ...
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 H 6th at. ' '
FFHEKAL DIRECTOH8
H;awTC1l4tw 1978 Eaat Gliaan et, Fn-
iiuiiiiisvit neral
services. Tabor 4813.
Breeze & Snook
A. R. Zeller Co. K. 1SSS. C-1088.
Ericson
L'ndcrtasiiig parlora,. 445 Mor
risoft at - Broadway 2584
It T. MYUNEJi. new residence Ubli-hmtit,
901 Wjnu v. Woodlawn 220. C-104J.
FTTWEK !X DIBECTOBS
Holmah Undertaking Co
Funeral' Directors
Third
M Salmon Streets
Mali
807. A-15U
Progressive Funeral
Directors
Mstn
ntgomery st Bth A-1 ,
Wilson & Ross
A8T TTH jANI MULTONOMAH ,
Funeral Directors
East 84-
C-8185
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
THE GOLDEN I RULE UNDERTAKERS
414.E Alder St. I Phone Eat 82. B-632S
Dunning & McEntee
Broadway and Ankeny Sts. Lady Aaristaat
Phones Broadway 430. A -4 858.
A. D. Kenwortfoy & Co.
B02 8804 92d St. B E.. I-nti
Prione Tabor B2S7J Home Phone I-S1
Fawt 731 O B arrlh Jr- Lerch
ii.itai arm mim JLCITbbI a
fNDEHTAKEBW ! B. Hth and Hawthorns
McENTEE EILEBS. funeral parlor.. wi'.h an
ua priracy or a noma, jeta ana B.rerev bvs.
Fncnee Broadway Home A-aisa.
HAMBEIiS COMPANY
24S and 250 Kilingsworth are,, near Willisnn
are. Woodlswn BSOS. C-11SS
MILLER A TRACBT. independent Funeral TH-
WahirMrUn at Ella I Main 2891. A-7&5.
ut.aa naS.a. Aa Ihsb mm W fl KAII I Hfl
Wahington at Ellwl Main 281
Wiisn& Wilson
11 ST Kerby etreet.
Wdln. 40. C-1185
C1LrA-rgss UNDERTAKING CO. M. 4182,
aKCWeS A-23B1. Comer 8d and Clay
MoilrTmiSTs
Portland Marble Works
2fl 4h St. Orrt' fry Wall Nn Brrw.
V BLACKING GRAhlTE Co
LOST AWD FOTJ1TP
1
THE following articles hare been, found on ears
June 11, 1919: 4 purses, 2 hat ptos. 1 peacn
i i . n l . a naftaaea. 2
. . a . m L m 9 Itanil tnn, la
oooaa, a cms. w um.w. z -1
umbrellas. Owners i may obtain property at
first anq Aiqer stream
. i jt- AmSr hrtndla and
white, tail bobbed J bUck cemter in white spot
on forehesd; weight I about 26 pounds: no col
lar: answers to name1 of "King. Kewara. -
IiOwengart, care M. seller at k
IF PARTIES with automobile which stopped
200 feet west of) entrance to Mount Scott
Park eeraetery Monday. June V, io. P- -
and picked up Scoteh Collie dog. will return
same uiey ww not o pnrcino
PARTIES who stole) Scotch Collie dog. yellow
with black oars, i answers vo uw ""
"Mutt." may turn Him loose. Anyone finding
may can ispot . m'" " vj-
W. & K. department store Monday after
noon pleaae return ao supennveoueuv
u., w. ec IV. nwi- j
LOST Hampton waih on gold fob. engraved
In oaca Ann? i r' . . wu,u-j ...
Between Tn ana ohi ; on t,b,mw,
LOST rerk velvet ! bov containing diamond
l ommpti a i
ring; return o to awm w. uv.
BeUwooa Biuo; rewa
Suitcase containing 2 army blankets.
military nsir tirui. etc. ioai pmi ui..
Reward. W. L. Peafcy, Amity.
LARGE Airedale dog. answers to name of
"Wfrtlt 432 1 'All SI. jrnooe -o t
ward.
LOST A black on
pin set with 3 garnets.
Wed. a. m.. keepsske
flee; reward.
LOST Near end of rli
leave at journal oi-
vpr mehbag contattning money and baggage
. . . A A 1 .
fJOST In or about Iwaahington high school a
gold bar pin with 5 small gold coins. Libusral
reward. Phone CeclU East J 7 1 8;
LOSTlidies' oldwrlat watch ,ner Oak st.
Nottry police neaatiuarver. i u
back.
LOST Child's wool crocheted cap. likely on
Sth between 10th I and Taylor or 2d and
Madison. Sellwood 495,
LOST Baby coat on Front st.. BaL afternoon.
Fiader pleas phon4 M. 5763 and secure re
ward.
LOST Plush scarf cm E. 10th or 11th, be.
tween Couch and IHawthome. Phone Sell
wood 79S.
BLACK purse containing $10 and small change,
name and receipt- J wooaiawn my.
LOST Pair glasses. Sear or at street carnlral
Call East lezu.
LT5ST SheU rim glasses in "ease, to or sea
Alcazar theatre; reward. wooqiavm iioi.
HELP WAjTTEW MAtB
MAKE
FRIDAT AND SATTRDAT
WE WANT 15 MORE STREET HUSTLERS,
MEN, BOTS AND GIRLS. TO SELL OFFI
CIAL 1MWSE FESTITAI. OVERSEAS CAR. Ol'D
PEOPLE BEEN MAKING BIG MONET ALL
WEEK. SPECIAL IRICE FOR I AST TWO
, 4 V irB IT PRTTV A T .
WEEK. COME EARLT
BEADY FOR WORK
ALL DAT AfW KVK-
NING. WE FURNISH SPECIAL LICENSE
FREE. !
KOSE FESTITAt OFFICIAL CAP
205 CONCORD BLDG.
6ECOND AND STARK
SECONt FLOOR
MEN WANTED AT
WEST LINN PAPER
8 HOUR DAT. SEE
MILLS, 45c HOCK
MR. H. A,-SWAFFOftD AT MILL OFFICE
i
ACROSS RIVER ' FROM OREGON CITT.
GOOD HOTEL PROtlDES CLEAN BEDS
20c; BEST MEALS 85e.
MECHANICAL
DRAFTSMAN, FOB 80 TO 0
DATS. AT 85
HOURS WORK. GOOD
HOTEL AT
REASONABLE
BATES. STATE
EXPERIENCE. AGEJ
ADDRESS C. W.
MORDEN. CAMAS. WASH.
A CONTRACTOR to log and put aboard
ears from 6,000,000 to 80,000,000
feet of fir timber, one mile from railroad.
with own equipment. I Phone or sea w. tx.
Mott. Bank of commerce, Baiem. w
MAN TO DO SIGN WRITING WHO WILL
APPLT SAME ON PURCHASE PRICE Ol?
GOOD USED AUTOMOBILE. PHONE BDWI.
8U27. ASK FOB MBl OBTE.
WANTED At once, high class assiKtent plan
ing mill foreman; also stickerman, Berlin ma
chines; advise at once, stating experience and
wages expected and how soon can come: it's
a steady position in county seat town of 8000.
LX-34. Journal. : j. .
WE NEED an instructor hi tailoring for boys'
school. Mu-t be toterested in and have
al.ility to handle boys.l Good working eondi
tinns. Salary, 86, board and room. State
Tisming school. :nenans, wu.
WANTED Man with
drag saw to 'cut
50
L.
cords of wood, 4
18. Journal
mijlea from Lenta.
YOUNG MAN. 18 to 20
rears old in office of
manufacturing plant,
writing. L-28. Journal.
Reply in own, fcand-
WANTED, reliable eepairator tender and a gas
engineer; state wages. Pater eedawn.
Centorrflle. Wash.
WANTET) Firrt-clsas sausace maker and perk
man wor cellar. Jones market. 4th and
Alder ata. I , -
WANTED Contractor lo figure on plastering
outeid wall of building. Phone East 8225.
Askfor Kenstrup.
WANTED, a porter, guaranteed 818 per week.
Journal Barber 8hop.
DENTIST wanted; permanent position. Address
T-811. Journal. 1
WAN TED Saueage maker er meat cutter.
Mountain Meat Co.. Enterprise, Or. - '
WANTED Rippers, cutters and moulder men,
stock sash and door factory. LX-S6, Joarnai.
WOOD eplitters wsnted. Apply at 46 N, 1st at.
(ret all information. 1 J
HELP WATTTFD MISO
49
GOING East or South 1 ' 'Household goods shi
at reduced rates; moving and packing. Pacific
Ones Forwarding Co.. 408 Hoyt yt- Bdwy. T0.
, EAST 8IDK COMMERCIAL SCHOOL .
' Miaa Racine, Bucket's ; private school; tedTcM.
v tntrnctinn. !frand ave. Kan 4 XT.
4fH-AY MOUNTAIN t tKACHERS AGENCY
rr.Jl n. iveiies, exia.wi. eute supi., mgr.
N. W, Baiik bide. , Teachers plaocd prompUy.
" nr.y.v sTAXTrr misc. - 49
WANTED Ketuned aeMtera, shipyard workers
and ethers to take advantage ef our special in
ducements offered afbi time by attending the
sight or day classes to gas tractor and automo
bile eagmeerins. Only short time required. Call
fog free catalogue and informs lion.
HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS
TOT Hawthorne Ave.
Branch vffVe 124 f. th Stf. Wear Fvttntl Depot,
Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping and aQ
ether medem buaines eonraea. Day and night
school. Attsky bids.. Sd and Morrison. Uaja S3.
WAKTED 100 men at one to learn to oper
ate and repair automobiles. Apply Hemphill's
Trade schools, 701 Hawthorne are., cor. of Xk
VOta. Take Mt.' Scott or Hawthorne car at
2d and Alder to. E. 20th.
LEARN AUTOS AND TRACTORS
FIVB DAYS' TRIAL FREE
PAY TUITION-WHEN SATISFIED
We teach auto, tractor, gas engine and ante
electrical work. uiti lou-rauis uaxauiu
FU EE. Address Adoes Ante and Tractor School.
Dept. J. union ave. ana waeco au, roruana.
or Phone Kast Jt.
fiawthorne Auto School
463 HAWTHORNE A.VE.
Automnbiles. trucks, tractor, machinist -trade,
osy-aeetylene welding, vulcanizing and retreading.
Special "ummer rstea. - Day sna eremng classes.
STUDY LAW AT HOME
Unirerslte Eit.ntJon Method. Degree LL. B.
conferred.' We guarantee to pats you on the
bar examination m any , state. tor iuu par
ticuhira apply room 447. Morgan bWg.
POSITIONS ASStrRED
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESS COLLEUE. PUK1LANO
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography.
banking, bookkeeping, secretarial, free catalog.
BreSELL PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL
Individual instructions, right methods. Lum
beimen bide. 5th and Stark. Broadway 8464.
Miss F. BumeU, principal. DAY SCHOOL.
Mini 8CHOOU
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Toune men and women wanted. Call 218
Itailway Exchsrfge bldg. Splendid opportunity
to learn a weu-paid profession. Free booklet.
rlsilwsv Telegraph Institute.
HELP WANTED FKM ALB
'IUU)
PERMANENT POSITIONS FOB
YOUNG WOMEN.
Due to the. approaching
consolidation of the
manual ard automatic
telephone systems,
permanent positions are
open in the operating
department.
Young women considering
employment abould call upon
the Employment Supervisor
Room HOI,- Sixth Floor.
Telephone Building,
Park and Oak streets.
Telephone Broadway 12000.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE A TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
THE AMES - HARRIS NEVTLLS
BAG CO.. 16TB A HOTT ST.
TAKE NORTH AND SOUTH PORT
LAND 0B 1TB ST. CASi GST
OFF AT HOTT ST.
Wt OFFER STEADY EMPLOY
MENT WITH GOOD WAGES TO A
LIMITED NUMBER OF GIRL. 1SW-.
INO MACHINB OPERATORS. BS
TWEEN THS AGES OF IS AND
0 YEARS.
IF TO0 ABB NOT BXFaV
RIENCED WS WILL TEACH Y0TJ
HOW AMD PAT A GOOD WAGS AT
THE SAMS TIME: OUK BXPB
BIENCED OPERATORS MAKE BIO
MONEY.
WANTED
WOMEN
TO WORK IN CANNING FACTORY
Take Sellwood Car to Taeoma Ave.
WASSELLrHELGBEN CO.
1634 Eaat 18th st
AT STANDARD
FACTORY NO. 2
GRAND AVE. AND E. TAYLOR ST.
POWER MACHINE
OPERATORS
TO LEARN ON
Shirts and Overalls
Mackinaws and
Overcoats
810 PER WEEK WHILB LEARNING
FORTY-FOUR HOUR WEEK
Saturday Half Holiday
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ARB EARN
ING FROM 915 to 820 WEEKLY.
THE OLDS, WORTMAN A KING STORE ra
il tares the services ot experienced waitresses.
Apply superintendent's office to 19:80 a. m.
WANTED Three or four women for thinning
aDDles near Lyle. Wash. Nice Place to work
and good Quarters for batching. Prefer those
already acquainted with eacs other. Wage
S5c an hour. John S. Beall, Woodlawn 8171.
WANTED Steady, reliable, respectable woman
aa housekeeper for two adults on ear farm;
ateady position and her own boas. . Address
Ptekard Bros., Marion, Or.
MARKER WANTED
American Laundry Co.. 140 E. 84 St. X.
WANTED, help in an apartment. 2 in family:
prefer someone living in the neighborhood
ef 14th and Cir streets. Call Marshall 5789
after 7 p. m.
WANTED Girl, over 18, to help in confec
tionery and cigar store. Corner 19th and
Thurman.
WANTED ' immediately,' first class makers and
t trimmers; long season; good salary. Apply
Mailer eV Baa Co. - - . '
WOMAN with2 "or S children; pick berries.
45th and CoL bird. John Strom.
WANTED Girls to maka builon and plestinZ
219 Pittock block. -
LADY to learn bath work ; soma wagaa. Main
7927.
GIRLS wanted to trim igar boxes. Apply
Portland Cigar Box Mfg. Co., 48 E. 3d st.
EXPEBLtNCED 8. M. operators; also office ss-
etstanti also stocs room gin. 17 1st, vjpstaira.
WANTED Youn girt to assist with general
- nouaeworK. - tuaat ssin.
JANTTBESS for first das office building wprk.
ivn xcwu Ding.
W'A.TT.I Two eiyeritnced lailST JSttitxesaea.
- Inquire room 912, Journal bids.
REtr WAirTFTt W"WW A T.Wi r
WANTED Girls of good appearano to join
musical comedy anew, experience sot eaaen
tiaL Rahea reals stert at ones. R. H. far paid;
get salary every wees. Apply st once at Black.
Cotton A Merchant Theatrical enterprises, 491
stuan as uus Blag. Si ami a U 1S4S.
UELr WAMTSS MAtE ASH
WANTED Loganberry and cherry pickers
bout July 1st. Will need 19 more. New
sheds to camp in; free wood; nice grove; pay
2e for picking and bonus to those who stay
th berry season thru. Mrs. W. At Jones.
flM,i. - D , M. - m
MOLEU BARBER COLLEGU
aye yea wbile learning ; gives yon act mt tools;
pasraons eecureo. write Jor cacaiogne. 2
Bunwkle at. or phone Broadway 1781.
MEN. WOMEN, learn Barber trade: waaee
learning; position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 year
experience. Oregon Barber CoDese. 288 Madison.
WANTED Loganberry plcikers; I will "be at-the
St. Charles hotel Saturday, June 14. Carl
Aspinwau, waeonaa, ur.
POUT LAND BARBER COLLEGB taeehes trade
to 8 weeks; par while learn lag; position guar-
ameea. see ueacn sr.
WANTED Weaver Experienced, ateady work,
good wages. Also young women to leant
wearing. Portland Woolen MUK
WANTED Loganberry pickers. John Leaner.
DrooKS, KJr.
WA W TF.T A O FHTS
AGENTb Twioe shipyard pay, fog active sales
men ; most desirable work, -oromnt nay. Spe
cialty Foundry Works, 8, E. 'comer K. 7t and;
AGENTS) Get a live one. Selling season eterta
soon; exclusive territory, writ Mutual (nov
elty Mfg. Co., Taeoma. Wash.
SITUATIONS -M ALB
ROOF attention. We win atop, th leaks and
put your old mossy root in perfect oraer;
don't neglect it; shingle, hare doubled in price;
we also sell tar and creosote paint and stains, 40c
to our per gallon; zo years in roruana. JScon
omy Roofers. 189 Front St.
IN or near Portland by experienced retail hard
ware and implement salesman, expert on itv
oline engines and farm machinery, installing
home water systems and eleiftrvi lighting plant.
Kererenr.es. 4BM E. Jrutrters, St., city.
WANTED Lumber or ties by the thousand,
freight by the ton or any steady work by
Job or hour. Have a 2-ton truck. C A.
Stone, Molalla, Or.
PAINTING, tinting, paper hanging, by Clark
at unesj; Best ot references; neat workman
ship; all work guaranteed; give us a trial; both
discharged soldiers. 345 K. Glison at. East 8748.
EXCAVATING, hauling and general team work"
Call Cot 467 or 1670 Berkeley at. St.
Johns ear.
EXPERIENCED oxy-aeetylene burner and
moulder want position; references. Pbons
i soor 7 sob.
gine and machine drafting. Main 7847. H-
ve t t
CUNSTRUOTION engineer want to locate here;
wnat bar yon to offer; 12 rears with gov
crnment; best references.- U-803. Journal.
WANTED Position as a firsi, claaa cook, either
hotel or big csjbp. u-802. Journal..
IMKiFS RESHIN;LED AND C.t TTERS PUT
I.N. PHONK MARBHAIJ. TO".
BOY of 18 wants work on farm for board mnt
keep. L-lfl. Journal.
GARDENER. Sellwood 2049.
TO CAVA TING done; call East, 7S52. 'Room 7.
SITTJATIOICS FEMALE 4
WANTED Work by the day or hour. Phone
sain eazs.
DRESSMAKING
49
ALTERATIONS and refitting, ladies' tailoring
and designing, reasonable price. 408 Bush
ec latne blag., Brosdwsy at Aider st.
ANY kind of sewing; price reasonable; work
guaranteed. Main 008.
FTJBK1SHED ROOMS
84.50 FEE WEEK Completely furnished house-
keeping rooms, absolutely clean, hot water at
aTl hours, every convenience; save car fare.
Also single H K. rooms. 83.50 per week. Tbe
caamac, on near Jetlerson.
HART APARTMENTS AND LAUREL
- HOTEL
Newly furnished, modem housektepinr tmd sleep
ing rooms. 82.80 and up. Second and Yamhill
jHOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH.
81 a day up. Free tub and shower bath
?5o AND$1 per tly. Hotel CdlUic7Trtlear
Jefferson. - - . - - ',' '
SofEL : SARGENT. Bawthorne .and Grand.
Starting point special car for Vancouver.
FURNISHED BOOM S PK1VATE
FAMILY ft
LARGE, pleasant, well furnidhed room, west
side; walking distance. Main 9480.
THREE furnished rooms for rent for 2 mouths
flat. 469 K. Buxnside St.
fOR RENT At 021 Johnson st., nicely fur-
nisnea rooms; sz week up.
BOOMS AJfD BOARD FxtlTATK
TAMILY Tt
I WILL take children to board for the sum
mer, lrge open playground, ssnd beach:
good raHk ; car guaranteed. Children over two
years preferred, call Columbia won.
LARGE furnished room and board for one or
two. private family, close in. good residential
district; good meals, reasonable. East 6897.
MOTHERLY ladTwishse children to board. Main
1148. 481 Taylor.
PRIVATE-home for children. 714 Everett st.
Marshall 2142.
tUHSlSHED room, with or without board. East
824. 074 East Couch St.
HOOMA AJTD BOAKD
IS
THIS HAZEL "Not like tne others." sivery
comfort; borne cooking 888 8d St.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON, 880 10th. fo
bnsTness irb and students. Marshall 1261.
WAITED ROOM AJfD HOARD 89
YOUNG man wishes board, room in private fam
ily. Kenton district; state price. U-801,
Journal.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS
rtrBXIMHEP AnD TT-XFUMSIWHEP
TWO large room- on fir.-t floor, fireplace and
gaa range; 2 rooms on second tloor, front;
also 1 single room; all light and. bright. Price
from 810 to 822.50. Will give part or all of
single room for tight services. Close in. Mar
shall CSS. 888 8th st.'
FIVE furnished housekeeping rooms, three bed
room, fzo moutn. Hawthorn are.
HOUSEKEKPnro BOOMS 71
FTTBISISHEP AND PUT UBXISHEP
ONE or 2 furnished H. K. rooms with cooking
gas. Children cared for during th dy. 860
Mslaey sr.
TWO nice housekeeping rooms. 83 per week. 2
blocks from A loins shipyard. 807 Missis
sippi se.
FOR RENT 3 partly furnished housekeeping
rooms, jib ,. itn st.
FURNISHED H. K. rooms, with gataga. 82
E. Taylor t.
FOUR, roems furnished for H. K., 818 per
month. East 4289
2 FURNISHED H. K. - rooms in private lsmily.
110 K 14th.
FU1RNI8HED housekeeping rooms, no children,
at ova rt vrimsms ave.
FURNISHED H. K. rooms. Woodlawn 8873.
FOR KET HOUSES
It
UNFURNISHED
FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage, Mt.
Soott district. 81500. W. L. Nash. 1048
Hawthorn ave. Phone Tsber 4299. Be, phone
Tabor 7200. i
FIVE rooms, electric light, gss. hot and cold
water, laundry traya, paved street, I block to
Sunrursid ear. 830 per i month. 1009 E.
Yamhill et. i . .
SHIPYARD district, cottages, apartments, fur
nished, unfurnished; reasonable. Apply 252
Gibbs st.
WHEN YOO MOVE. USE NORTH
WESTERN ELECTRIC LIGHT SKKVU7K
Trr.th and Washington Broadway 69
R60M1
710 Front st Marsh. 4491.
HOUSES' FOR BENT ruBSlTU&E
FOB SALE St
ROOM modern house for rent, famfture for
sale cheap: party leaving town. Call , after
p. m. Sunday all day. 8 East 11th at. S.
FURNITURE of 8 room bungalow for sal.
none lor rent; ne agent. Vancouver
4 ROOM modem hens for rent; furniture tor
sale. m. ltn. Price 17.
FCHKI8HED HOUSES S
STRICTLT modem room and sleeping potch",
viano. ate.: walking distance: very auiet: fiom
Jan 12 to August lx. im r- 7U st.
FOR RENT or lease, furnished 5 room bun-
galow; adnh. or so objection to one Infant.
98
Vancouver av.
COMFORTABLE 8 room" ahaek. 88.8d month.
. water, plenty ol iruit. garaen, farotrare. 126.
60 Stthgt. Tabor 1927.
8 ROOM house, fureGhed, ceasonabl. Csl5
Batordey. - Tee vewaonvar eve.
W fornished beach -house, bath, sleeping
povgw. garage, opposite neaen. Main TIOO.
ALAMEDA PARK 8 room furnished bungalow,
garage, 889. Wdln. 4078. .
elODERN room 'furnished eottag for rant;
reierences reyuirea. - fooc Main 1655. .
86
.' ALAMEDA PARK
; Furniibed home, new and exclusive; all mod
em eeneanieBces: hot water heating system and
2 fireplaces, double garage; a handsomely ap
pointed bath room, built-in, shower, also com
plete bathroom upstairs. sun room, sleeping
porch, electric washer, vacuum cleaner, ete. ; no
finer view on east side; grand . piano, excellent
furniture and furnishings, select neighborhood.
The grounds sre spacious and delightful. Th
Lome is all yon could wish or desire. - Will ease
for one year to' the proper part' with refrr
ences; 1B0 per month net. Phone Wdln. 382.
FURNISHED 5 room house For rent at 325 per
1 month, at 695 Kerby at. - Tak Russell and
Shaver car, get r ft at Fargo St. ; key next dooj.
FOB BK7CT FLATS
IS
8 ROOM flat, garage. Union avenue near Rus
ell; adult only. East 2198. - -
FTJHlflSHETt FLAT8 ' tt
TO refined eouple without children, 4 roonv mod-
ern flat, exchange for honeework. Tabor 1023,
evenings. .
i ' ROQ.U ' upW fUt. 820 Vaughn, kitchen
range, linoleum on floor; 815. .Call Bdwy.
5853.
$20 MODERN 8 room flat, furnished, with
garage. 996 H Commercial Woodlawn 1ST.
DESIRABLE 8 room furnished Hat, light, ga
fuel. tele. 698 Johnson. -
APAETME5Trl '
FTTBTnBHEn AN P I'JfFITBNYWHEt'
FURNISHED apt. ronsfaiting of expensive
leather - furniture; will leave everything in
cluding bedding, dishes, etc. ; going east; will
sacrifice for 8185; apt for rent. Marshall
8682. ' Call mornings. . .
ONE single furnUhedH. K. room and one 3
room suite furnished H. . K., dean, ' sunny
rooms. East' 86 29.
8254 larg furnUhed housekeeping rooms,
lower floor. 542 E. 27th. Richmond eat to
27th, I block souU.
NEW YORK apt., E. Belmont and 7th.
East 28 , " -
Pbon
Summer resorts
88
"FOR TOURTACATIOJf II
Camp city in beautiful Ocean Grove, every
convenience, best place to summer. Psrticu
lars at 212 Lumbermena bldg. Bdwy. 1612.
0 ROOM cottage at Bar View, ft a day. i'liooe
Marshall-loOO. - - - - -
SEASIDE cottage for rent. Phone East 84977
FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS St
PRIVATE garage, all conveniences. ,779 Mar
shall st. Main 1079.
WANTED TO BENT
RESPONSIBLE parties want to rent garags
with or without equipment; must be good
location and reasonable. It same suits will
consider buying if your price h right. H. O.
Rosebraugh, 216 7th st., Oregon City.
RESPONSIBLE old couple without children want
8 ear 4 rosea honsa. meter north of Alberta
et. and with fruit trees. j
201-8-5-7 Board of Trade bldg. 1
BEAL EST ATM
BEACH PROPERTY
48
GET A BEACH HOME new at Seaside. Or , in
beautiful "CARTWBIGHT PARK at reuuoed
prices; $25 to $700; easy inetallmenta. 6 pet
cent; soon to be connected by all paved high
way with Eaatern and Southern Oregon, which,
with proposed 2000 ft, pier, w31 make "Cart
wright Park" on 'of the mwt attractive spoti
op Pacifia eoaat. Whitmer-Aclly Co 414 Pit.
tork block. '
PARTY living In Idaho will aell his 25 lots
chesp, at Bunael Beach, Clatsop county, Ore
gon. Inside lot $60, corner $75. Will ac
cept Liberty bond at full yam. Why not
buy a Int. take your tent snd rpead your v sta
tion at Sunset Beach f H-69, Journal.
BUSINESS FBOPEBTT
68
HAVE aood brick building in Portland, bringing
in rood income that I will sell cheap and
on good terms. . I am tn owner. Jt.ro Hoover,
riberwood. Or " - '
FOR 8ALE BOUSES
!
WEST SLOPE MOUNT TABOR
2 BLOCKS TO MOUNT TABOR GAR
A SACRIFICE RALE
A modern 5 room and sleeping porch bungs
lew; llrln; room 18x24; full cement-basement,
furnace, larg garage with cement driveway;
street improvement in and paid; the owner U
leaving and must sell this week; pne ftzuu.
61200 cash.
CLEVELAND-BABR-HENDERSON CO.,
212 Railway Exchange bldg. Main 8752.
i HAWTHORNE HOME
! Vnr onick sale, mv home, deairabl location.
3600; tenn-i: lot 48x187; room, food
" nnrches. It clorets. oactrv. modern conveniences.
larse basement; bouse well arranged; must be
seen to be appreciated; fruit trees, oemae; ira
proveuente all in and paid; would rent fur 340
per month. Good business proposition. Ioquir
owner, will t ner snort time. mw
thorn tv , cor. 88th at. j : - "
iT 0 6 AVA V ERTK KTlI HEIliHTft -1 1 060,
'. Comfortable, substantial room residence
with garage, fine living . aca aimng rooms,
Dntch kitchen. 2 bedrooms, bath. light, gaa.
water, beautiful lot. rose and lawn, 4 blocks
Richmond car; make date to see tnis Homey
place;' $500 cash, pal. zt moau, memo. ma
in teres t.
Open Evenings,
GEO. T. MOORE CO. 100T Yeon Bldg,
Eastmoreland'Car
5 room bunsalow. attic, fins bath. Dutch
kitohen. built-in buffet, basement, sewer, right
on carllne and a, mi pern new: a pleasant, nuiy
home michty cheap, easy terms, saaji a oate
to see It.
Open Evenings.
GEO. T. MOORE CO. 1007 Teon Bklg.
CLOSK IN BARGAIN
$2300 Just think ot buying a 8-rsom house,
near 30th and East Ankeny. with
huiltins, bath, gas, electric lights, full
ba nement. wash trays, for an Jittls
money. And the lot Is 47x100, Do
you wonder that we say this won't last
long 7 LAti n snow you.
J. A WICKMAN CO.
104 Railway Exchange bldg. Main 1094.
WOODLAWN SPECIAL : '
NEAR INTERSTATE BRIDGE -8
room horn with - larg reception hall.: liv
ing room, dining, . . kitohen, pantry, bedroom,
bath and larg de.a downstairs; 8 bedrooms up
stairs. Fine electric, fixtures. Light satin wood
finish; 1 block front ear: 4 from school and
3 to bridge. Fall lot. sufficient basement, fin
location: worth nearly .4oO0, - for - $3750.
Schaefer,- Broadway blda Main 1682.
GO LOOk At THIS.
1093. East 28th et, N. Vacant
82500 buys this 5-room bungalow, newhr painted
and tinted inside and out Full base
ment, - Wash tray; 1 H . block north
ol Alberta car. Terms
204 Railway Exchange bldg. " Main 1094.
GENUINE BARGAIN ' : -.-Two
eood houses on corner. 50x108 an Sd
st., close in. West Sid: income $46 per month.
u-ov, journal.
CHICKEN ranch, 32350; $300 'cash; one ere
of fines soil and 6 room, 2 story house; one
third sere of strswberrtes. A small fortune could
be made her if a person will gir it their at
tention. Come out to b2d 'street and go south
to Panama Grocery and inquire for Mr. Griffin.
This property i at 6927 83d St. 8. . Tabor
TllO.
81950 8360 CASH" .
Really a bargain tn an ttD-te-datsv S room
bungalow, cement basement, laundry trays, eto.
On maeadamlaed reet, near ?"tb and E. Stark.
EDWARD A. DHOftS Ml,
893. Railway Exchange bid.
FOR SALE Neat 6 room cottage, furnished,
lot 60x100, near Mount Seott and Haw
thorne csrlinea. Also 10 acres, all in culti
vation and near city, a bargain If -taken soon.
Inquire owner. 8128 38th ave. 8- E., after 5
p, m. or before 9 a. m. . Phone Tabor 4763.'
, 18750 -
A 7 room, strictly modern. 81000 cash, Fnr.
nace, 2 fireplaces, paneled dining room, huilt
ins, jarg jot garage. A bargain. In, Lauia add.
W. A. WRIGHT, 417 Abington bldg.
Sen. 1855. Main 59H8.
FOR SALE T room howe. - Iwtn and toilet.
2 well improved lots, $1900. $77.1 down, bal
ance $13 per month. On St. John ear, 2 blk.
south of Peninsula school. By owner, 1497
Curtis ave., or 790 E. Stark, Fboo W cod-
lawn 8291
SIX room house, sleeping porch, hath, hardwood
V, I .1 Lf, 1. , Ai
place, Dutch kitchen, furnace, screens and porch
boxes; beautiful garden and roses; block ef Roe
i.ltj car; skv ucts ovuiuwtt , ftvuu, larnu. naw
E. 66th st. North. ,
$2600
Furnished S room bungalow. $800 eaah.
Full cement basement and whit enamel plumb
ing. Just at of Laarelmlret. -
W. A WRIGHT. 417 Abington bldg.
Sen. 1856. Office. Main 5998.
FOR SALE by owner. 2 "room boos, and let.
clear et au incumbrance; nense ii Oar Bun-
day or evsnlncs. 1146 . 224 L h. Ebon
Woodlawn $542.
GOOD house and 6 lot, with splendid orchard
tn Gladstone,- ! block from- carline, close to
cnoet. 4amee r-exty, uiaostone.
6 ROOM bungalow, fireplace, built-ins, Dutch
kitcUan. huge attie. eement basement : Rich-
trend. Prlc 88800, cash 31000. Tabor 4188
$2500 boys 5 room modem bungaio,' escrpl
furnace. - 8500 down. baL Hfca rest. Jnlis
Urown. 34 Hallway Esebawga bldg. Mar. 831
FOR SALE Madera fairoom enttage.-, 749
- Borutsnck street. Woodlawn 6906,
k ROOMbungalow, modern, close in, riear8
rsnties; by owner. Sellwortd 98,
rrkiriSHEO hofses
, ROOM house lot sale. 1178 . Man k
HEAL ESTATE
FOB SALIC HOUklS
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" UNPARALLELED LAt&LLIit'Kcf
SACRIFICE '
- REAL BUNGALOW
'ORSER LOT ' i
LIENS AM. 1 AID
REDUCED FROM $7000
TOTAL PRICE 38500
T room eery modern typical bungalow, muiin
room, paneled dining room, beautiful elaborate
buffet, wonderful Dutch kitchen, every buiH-in
convenience, hardwood floors, furnace and fire-
glace; everything you would expect in a 7uoO
ome; 2 extra ronma finkhed in auie. West
of 89th St. on Glisan... This la a force sal,
only . 3 weeks in which to dupose of property.
S
FRANK T McGUIRB
To Buy Your Mome.
Abington bldg. Main 6156. Main 1068.
Offtoe troen Evenings and Sundays.
FOR SALE by owner. TeL Mala 694 any
morning at 9 a. ro. :
S. W. cor. 16th and Alder; 100x100. one
story garage.
865 Overton; 100x100, 11 rooms and
double garage.
8fift Kugen: 28x100, 8 rooms.
890 Eugene: 26x100, - 8 rooms.
6 tut Borthwick; 60x100, S rooms.
688 Clinton; 60x100, 4 mom.
- A20 F 19th and Clinton) 50x50, 4 rooms.
; 528 E. 19th St.; 60x50, 4 rooms.
60S Uuimby; 98 1-3x100, 7 rooms. . t
Two houses and four flats, cor. Michigan
avs. and Joaaun st.
All house hav bath, gas, slsctricity, ete.
1 HAWTHORNE. $4350 -T
ROOM BUNGALOW
W want you to see this splendid bungalow
home, 5 rooms on first floor and two on second.
Hardwood floors, fireplace, bookcases, mawive
buffet, paneled dining room, expensive plumb
ing, .light fixtures, cement basement, furnace,
etc. Located 1028 Stephens st. l block
north of Harrison ) near 84th. Full 60x100 lot
and alt aasta. paid. Very easy terms. You don t
want to mine this opportunity to get a good
modern,' nifty bungalow in this auiwrlor loca
tion for so little money and on such liberal
terms. . -.
A. G. TEEPE CO..
264 Stark St, nesr 3rd. Main 8092: Mala S51.
Branch Of Case 0h and Handy.
NEW 8 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
1 block north of the Alameda, just finished,
hardwood -floors, fireplsce. 2 bedrooms and bath
and enclosed sleenine uorrh. stria in which sri-
ditiomu room ran be installed, asphalt paved
street (paid), fine 60x100 lot, good home en
vironment, full erment basement.' etc. It's Just
"dandy." well built, vsry attractive little name;
priee 83600; $600 cash will handle; immedi
ate possemion.
THE CB088LET-TIGABI CO..
370 Stark st Mais BOBXv
R08E CITY PARK
" SPLENDID BUNOAIX)W. 64280
Owner moving from Portland and offer hi
beautiful bungalow at a reasonable figure. Beau
tifully aituated in the paved district. If tn
earner wasn't .moving from Portland you can
rest assured be wouldn't sell. Of oours it has
hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet, full cement
basement, furnace, etc Now let us show you.
Naturally you will be nnder no obligation.
A. G. TKEPB CO.,
284 Stark SL, near 3rd. Main 8062, Mala 8816
Branch Office 60th and Sandy. -
Fine Large Bungalow
WOODSTOCK - CAR.
- 6 mom, larg floored attto, extra larg linn
and dining room, flreplae. Dutch kitchen, highly
improved. 60x100 lot with fruit and garden
planted, lovely lawn, rosea tn abundance; can
uae vacant lot next to H: 4 blocks ear, 2 blocks
school: price only $2800, on term; let us
. )... !. .
Open Evenings.
CEO. T. MOORW jkv lOOT TB1V Wt.tVI
THIS modern 8 room bungalow with fireplaew.
furnace, Dutch kitohen, full cement base
ment, in fact it' modern In every way, 60x100
lot. 2 blocks from Bell wood car. The price
on this cosy little home for thia week is only
68500; 81000 will handle.
6 room modern, with full eement basement,
furnace, Dutch kitvhrn snd $ bedrooms, 60x100
lot; on good street, 8 blocks from Sellwood ear;
8700 will handle, balance easy term. See
BUSINESS SERVICE -Main
q707. 8 1 T Henry bldg. .
84200 PIEDMONT HOME BARGAIN 84200
Her 1 an unusual bargain In a 6 room vsry
substantial, attractive horn, M block from
Klllingsworth ave.; living room with fireplace,
large dining room, kitchen, full cement base
ment, furnace and laundry trara; 3 large, light,
airy bedrooms on second floor, white enamel
plumbing, electric lights end gas; houa nawly
Painted French gray; face east; larg fan re;
lot is 803128 feet. No street lien, t6
FRANK L. McOUlKE
To Buy Your Home.
Abington bldg.. Main 8150: Main 1086.
Office Open Evenings and Sundays.
- THE MeGUIRE SYSTEM
make home-buying easy. You can rem ta
thl offic and se over 0O phototraph of
home for tale, arranged in districts; vryon
has bean appraised; 10 antomabiiaa at your
service. Some wonderful bar sains. That is
why we void over 100 homes in Msy. Se
FRANK L. MoGUIRE ,
To Buy Your Horn.
Abington Bldg. Main $166: Msln 1068.
Of flc Open Evening and Sundays.
1 HAWTHORNE
BUNGALOW GARAGE 33800
Here is your opportunity to get a real nifty
bungalow, with hardwood floors, fireplace, mas
sive buffet, paved street paid for, garage, ete., inr
88800, and on terms, too. Located 887 K.
47th at. just oith of Hawthorn. Now vacant
and ready for occupancy. Yost ean't afford to
pass thia by. See 1L Of oours you will ba nn
der no obligations.
AO. TEEPE CO.,
264 Stark t. near 8d. Main 8092, Msln 3518.
, SUNNYSIDE
B UNO ALOW SNAP
Nice 8 room bungalow, fireplace, buffet,
bookcase, cabinet kitchen, eement basement,
laundry trays, attic, city lien all paid; on Ket
95th st. near -Main. Price, a snap, 32HOO,
$600 eaah, $26 a month, photo at our office.
GRU8SI A BENNETT.
819 Board of Trade bldg. - Msln 7452
""TF TOU 8EBTHrs"HOUSE '
Priced at $3660, we believe you would buy it.
It has living room with fireplace, dining room
with buffet. Dutch kitchen, bath and 1 bedroom '
down and 2 bedroom, toilet and lavatory up;
full eement baeejnant, furnao heat,- earner
lot 60x100; street pared. .We firmly believe
you'll not find a buy, to equal this. Owner
wants $1000 cash, balance easy terms.
COK A. MeKENNA A CO. Msln 4322.
' 82 4th st.. Board of TraAbld-.
$" 1680- VERY" NEAT HOME 61fl"$oT
- 4 room home on a full" lot, 1 block from th
ear; white enamel plumbing, else trio liahts. Can
arrsna terms. Bargsln. HY.K
FRANK L. McGUlBE .
' To Buy Tour Home,
Abinctoo bid. Main 1066, Main 8186.
Office Open Evenings snd Sundays.
LAUBELHrRnT MAONIFTCENT NEW
8 ROOM HOME
Overlooking park, with garage, hot water
heat, 2 baths with shower, sleeping porch,
maid's room with bath; decoration and fixtures
yery besutiful. Cannot duplicate thl bom for'
315, OOOT price $12,000; terms.
1421 NORTHWESTERN BANK BLDG.
PENINSULA DISTRICT
T room modem, in the heart of Peninsula,
with built-in effect, large bathroom, tight base
ment, nice neighborhood, 8 blocks from esr and
school. . This house muw, be (old this week st
th very low price, $2100, very easy terms.
Main 6797. 817 Henry bldg.
FOR BALfcr Modern house, t room and btS",
4 finished, one unfinished store room; full ea
rn ant bssement; lot .84x100, fin lawn, garden,
perries and fruit; faces 2 improved streets;
close in, -good neighborhood. Lot worth 83000;
Would cost 35000 to repUce house; 88009 vslue,
price 34600 snap; term if desired, phone
East 4122.
26 LOTS 50x188. all'in 1 traotTS room bonne",
barn, ben house, brooders. 6 blocks from
post off ice in city of Newberg; 81260 crt.
agoug time at j. t. i,ittie. wewnerg, or.
GOOD 7 room . bouse, near Riehmond earline.
50x100 h t. raid surface street snd sswer. paid
in full; fruit trees; 62600, on term. Inquire
c t. sza st.
$ ROOM bungalow, modern, all haUHia; (nil
basement, lot 60x100; 1094 E. ltoth N. ;
from owner; good price, terms; 1 block from
carline. Woodlawn 8221.
FOR SALE Modern 6 room bungalow, uil
concrete basement and two lot; garage, soma
fruit, lot of berries and roses. All improved.
rnone wa-L., Vancouver, vvasn.
ROOM bouse, fireplsce. splendid locslitr; ''
car lines; only 81400, terms. Owner going
east. Writ i W. ft. McLean. 1926 Porte
mouth ave. ,.
$2 ftOO, and you could not build houe Tor
this sooner. AU furniture and 100x100 lot
thrown in. F.asy payment. Call Coi. 893. 4'i
Anegnaney st.
BEAUTIFUL Laurelhurst home. 4 rooms, sleep-'
ing porch, barawooa floors na rmiitin res-
tares; fin fruit tree and law a. Lsst 2054.
Owner, ' '
MODERN bomt with 2 lots, for ssU, by owner,
tearing city. Phone D-1441 for appointment
ef call at premises. 0814 97th ave. Call eve
rting
ST owner, close to Hawthorne car, 6 room mo
em bouse, lull basement, lot ouuuu, fruit,
$2100; term. 1118 E. Lincoln.
8TstOOM eottefe. all. refinished and ready to
move into; 9100; at 1014 Grand are. N.
Phone owner. Tabor 2 7 7.
FORnTALE 4 room "bouse 2 blocks from St!
Johns car: electric iiht. gss. bath, full
basement, ftrden in. ftf owner. 1U77 t,tr st.
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