THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND TUESDAY. JANUARY 13.
13
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BEARS HAVE THEIR INNING
MONEY HITS HIGH
SPOTS; STOCKS GO
Reports of Earthquakes in Mex
.' ico Send Oil Issues on Tobog
,. gan; Rallies Not, Maintained.
' ' By Broaden Wall
New York, Jan. X 8. -Money went
to 18 per cent Monday and stocks
broke all the way from a fraction
"to 14 point. The good went down
with the bad for there was nothing
against any particular stock. An
v other earthquake In Mexico helped
ythe bears as did "alio the failure of
the supreme court to hand down a
decision in the stock tax cases.
"l . A minor decision of the supreme court
' against certain railroads added to the
.qualms of the faithful When the big
; operators began selling freely, liquid-
... tlon was Joined to short sales. There
.ere fitful rallies during the day, kut
l at the close the weakness waa sincere,
.- with no effort on the part of shorts to
cover.
The hlg-h rate of call money was a
surprise to the street, for although the
. local bank statement was very bad the
situation as a whole was good ss re
flected in the combined report of 12 re-
gional banka But evidently the reserve
(ward Is determined that each reserve
district shall bring its percentage of re
serve up again. Money was not plenti
ful even at the "high ratea
Early In the" day Wall street had a re
port that a new earthquake In Mexico
had shaken the bottom out of the big oil
wells. It was In vain that official an
nouncements were made by the oil com-
paoies to the effect that not only had
there been no damage In the oil fields.
: but that the nearest earthquake was 150
mi lata anratf TTtaa & Aiii-aa i
of Maxlcan'oil stocks Is that the fear ori"ter of th Northwest, Blyth. Witter
salt water has entered the hearts of ot sn Francisco have opened of-
bulls. I
kAA . ..n..i ,
weakness In the Mexican stocks there is
the loss of public confidence caused by
the action of the Sinclair and the Trans-
Continental syndicates.
Now the Middle States Oil company Is
becoming the center of nervous dread.
The announcement by the Standard Oil
company that all of Its wells in Texas
are fnlllnn: raDldlv sent down not nniv
y little stocks, but made the great Texas
uij company stock break 14 points.
Causes Given for
December's Lowest
Rail Stock Prices
During the month of December rail
road atocks and bonds were recorded at
their lowest prices for all time. A prom-
BLYTH, WITTER "& CO.
..Sfn Francilco
Los Angeiet
ir".
'Anndunces.the Opening of an Office
402 YEON BUILDING
1 PORTLAND, ORE.
to deal in
GOVERNMENT, CORPORATION
and MUNICIPAL BONDS
under the management of
COLIN LIVINGSTONE
v Telephone Main 3304
New
Foreign j Municipal
and Foreign Governrnent loans now in process of issue offer
extraordinary opportunity for investment profit AsV us
to put you on our mailinj: list for advance information.
Writ
Freeman
f
- sissvasi Sea Paaeesiee
To keep on preaching "$afe Investments" year after year,
regardless of the tempting speculations frequently appear
ing, requires cdnsistencyi We always have been consistent
Hn our relations with investors. i ,
' - ' .. ' I 1 . I--'- " i
The House Built Square
Carstens & Earles, Incorporated
307 U. S. National Bank Bldg, . ' Phone Bdwy. 4108 ; ,
Inent" member of the New York stock
exchange advances the following rea
sons, which materially affected the price
of railroad securities:: i '
"First Selling by wealthy bolder be
es use their net income (after paying In
come taxes) is lea than they can ob
tain from municipal. Liberty 2Vs and
other non-taxable bonds.
"Second1 Belling by wealthy Holders
to establish losses tor income tax pur
poses. -
Third Selling by foreign holder on
account of the low rates of exchange.
"Fourth Selling to protect speculative
accounts
"trith Selling bv those who. think that
such low i prices spell receiwrship and
bankruptcy for most of our railroads. -"Sixth
The prices of railroad securi
ties are low because money ratea are
high the "world over."
I . s
First National Bank
Stockholders Elect
Directors for Year
Stockholders of the First National
bank held their .annual meeting this
morning at which the present directorate
and officers were reelected for the en
suing year. The directors are:
A. U Mills. C. F. Adams, H. L. Cor
bett, K. FL Corbett, E. A. Wyld, W. L.
niomnaon. C. C. CoR. J- N, Teal, Joseph
Simon. William Alvord and James Fail
ing. "
At the meeting of the beard of direc
tors the following officers were re
elected: A. L. Mills, president; a F.
Adams. K. R. Corbett. E. A. Wyld, W. 1.
Thompson. C. C. Colt and A. O. Jones,
vice presidents; H. B. Dickson, cashier;
B. F. Stevens. J. W. Bickford, J. H. Molr,
L. E. Williams. T. W. Peters and L. H.
Look, assistant cashiers.
The Security Havings and Trust com
pany. United States National bank.
Northwestern National -bank. First Na
tional bank of Llnnton and the Penin
sula National bank will hold their annual
stockholders' meetings this afternoon.
Blyth-Witter and
Company Opens an
Office in Portland
Recognizing Portland -as the financial
flees in the Yeon building ana win ds-
come actively engaged as Investment
bankers in this field.
i ne company nu ucen wiuhuu
San Francisco for several years, where
they have done a large volume of busi
ness in government, municipal, industrial
and corporation securities. Colin Liv
ingstone, Well known In Portland's finan
cial circles, will manage the local office.
PACIFld COAST BASK STATEMENT
Portland Banks
Clearings This Week. Tear Ato.
Monday . 6.862.473.17 $ 80.446.J0
Tuesday .... 6.579.685.00 4,722.943.23
1 Spokan Bank
Hearing Tuesday 2 a' 52
Balances Tuesday 548,228.00
Tscom:. Banka ,
Clearings Tuesday H5H12E
Clearing Tfueaday I'SiMii'nn
Balaneea TUeaday 1.765,113.00
San rranclaoe Bank
Clearlnaa TiuxUy S30.656.824.00
T Lea anoetee Banka
Clearing, ueaday ,268.SI.OO
Seattle
Nw York
Issue
or Phe
Smith & Camp Co.
NOrmtWlSTEIW BANK BUILDING
MAIN 64
Will F. Hesslsa
. Edited by
ADVANTAGE GAINED IN
PLACING FUND WITH
Cafe of Nils Olson Cited to Show
Wisdom of PJan Followed
by County Board.
Aa vantages ef placing funds for in
vestment In the care of competent trust
companies are well exemplified In the
annual report of the Title Trust com
pany In the matter of a fund set aside
for the maintenance of Nils Olson. Ol
son lost his sight and was otherwise
ipermanontly injured in a powder explo
sion on tne coiumoia river nignway in
September, 1914.
'In January, 1117. the Multnomah
county commissioners set aside a fund
amounting to 1601-8 1, the interest and
principal to be used in supplying Olson
with an allowance of 35 per month
during '2S.9 years, a life expectancy
based on the findings of the Oregon
state compensation law. It is part of
the agreement that any moneys re
mslnlna? in the trust fund at the time
of the death of Nils Olson or at the ex
piration of the 28.9 years shall revert
to the cbunty treasurer.
The fund was placed with the Title
A Trust company for Investment and
their last annual report. Issued Janu
ary 1, shows that, though Olson hss re
ceived his allowance regularly since
January. 1917, the principal amount has
diminished only $14. Based on its pres
ent earnings, the Investment will re
turn more than one half of the original
fund to the county treasurer at the end
of the 8.9 year period.
Olson Is living with relatives at Mal
mo. Sweden, and. according to officials
of the Title A Trust company, his al
lowance, at the present rate of exchange,
amounts to $42.50 in the currency of
that country.
Jorgensen Returns
From Meeting at
Hamilton Institute
Hugo Jorgensen, state manager for
Oregon of the Alexander Hamilton in
stitute, returned last night from New
York city, where he attended the yearly
conference of the staff and district man
agers of the Institute held this year at
the Blltmore hotel. This convention.
dealt with the training of students to
meet the changed condition of the bust-
! ness world, brought about by the na
tional industrial unrest
Among the prominent members of this
year'a conclave were Frank Vanderlip,
ex-president of the National City com
pany ; C. WeWon Ring, president of thel
Aew York Chamber of Commerce;
Professor Kaemmerer of Princeton
university; O. . Fitzjohn Porter, the
noted efficiency expert; Dean Joseph
French Johnson and Jeremiah W. Jenks,
the economist, who standardised the cur
rency system of China.
riA
ABE IN GHAIfTN 18
LIOHT AT THE OPENING
y Joseph r. Prnohard
Chicago, Jan. IS. II. N. S.) Lack of new
buying of consequence and prewnre of local
traders resulted in a beary undertone in the
corn market. Numerous recoreries -were met
witb increased selling and receipts exceeded ex- '
pectatioiu, being estimated at 300 cars. Spot !
price were weak to 2 He lower.
Oata experienced a sympathetic decline with
corn and this waa eoopled with selling by local
professionals liquidating a lone JBne. There .waa
food buying on the deenneev however. Be
petptk were estimated a 188 cars. v
Hie her prices oa early buying in prorisions
offset by the weakness . in grains which
caused a reaction from, the beat figUrea. Trade
was light and prices held within a narrow range.
Chicago. Jan. 18. (L N. 8.) Trade wu
light on the corn market,, opening He higher
to ttc lower. Local were bearahly inclined
Jwith leading wire houses taking the limited of
TTPrlBg. Oata -had small mixed trade starting steady,
'AS higher to Ue lower. Trader apparently
were awaiting developments in corn.
Provisions were strong and 10c higher at the
opening with the offerings smalt
Chicago rang ot price furnished bi United
Preas:
SAFE TRUST COMPANY
Orn. High. Low. Close. !
18Vs 139H 187 187 4 1
184 134 "A 182 182H
133 133V 1304 18UH
OATS '
83 34 SO 81
77 77 75 75
PORK
. .... Nominal 8850
Jan.
May
July
May
July
Jan.
Jan.
LARD
2417
2515
RIBS
2407
2515
2397
2480
2397
2480
May
Jan.
May
-Nomlnal-
1950
2032
2080
1080 2042
LIBERTY BOND SALES
Open.
Liberty 8H 9950
Liberty 1st 4. . . 9290
Liberty. 2d 4s. . . 9180
Liberty 1st 4 14a. 9810
Liberty. 2nd 4 Via 9222
Liberty. 8rd 4 Via. 9400
Liberty, 4th v4Via 9202
Victory 4s... 9882
Victory. 8 fee 9880
High.
9980
9290
0180
9810
9222
9400
9210
9882
9880
Low.
9900
9286
9134
9288
9180
9334
9170
9870
9888
Close.
990U
9288
9182
9288
9168
9344
9176
9668
9806
FOREIG EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected gaily by foreign department of
United Bute National bank.
Opening nominal rates tor bank transaction:
Checks.
Cables.
London, pound etcrliag.
Pari, franca
Berlin, mark
Genoa, lire
Copenhagen, kroner. . . .
Chrietianie. kroner
Stockholm, kroner
3.74 K
11.20
1.97
13.42
I 3.75
11.18
1.99
13.41
18.20
19.90
21.05
99.60
60.10
18.10
mi
Hongkong, local currency . 0S.4)o
Yokohama, yen S0.e)0
SEW TODAY
Send Ut Your Old Carpets
W Call snd Dsllver)
Old BlC6 ssd WswIsb Clothls.
ws Mai jeUvsrslkl. UsaJ-Wares
FLUFF RUGS
- Roey'im Sis Fluff Rf s. '
, Wowem. f 17.50
Bf Bars Wstsb Ail Slasa
Msll Ordsrs 8sd fsr Bosktst,
Fwatketrs Ren ows taxi
V Cgojpt CieMnint
tit BSIT, BtSSBISd CUSBSd. tlA
wesTEBii vt.vrr ace ca.
(4 UbIsb As. . fsossi Bast 816
fO GET TOTB
WESTOVER TERRACE
HOMESITES
Tou May Phona, Call on, or Writs
HAROLD JCNOCJt. Hecrctary
INIERNATION Aii BEALTX
. ASSOCIATES, OHitn
Phones Office, M sr. JO ; Res.. East 1991
1307 TwSA Bld. .
1TEW TODAY
LET'. US .1 I I f . tUO
111 7 Km
i3r ir ffrr
! - A
BECTIOKA1. OARAQE. Yo can set
It up in a few hours. . Send lor illus
trated circular.
; REDIMADE BUILDiNQ CO.
(15 K. ntk St. Phase Bast HI4
Pert las 6. Or.;
: kVB OSLk SOB YOUR OLD OAR.
PIT. RUaS AND WOOLEN
OLOTHINO.
W Maks Beautiful tasd Waa
FLUFF RUGS
AH Wort Turned Out Promptly.
Ruea Woven AH Slxaa.
Mall Ordara Sand for Book tat,
Oaretta ClaanaS, Laid
and fUftUsd.
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
lit iabt iiaHTH rr.
Phone Katt SB40.
STORAGE SPACE
Investigate Oar Plaat and Bates
way assume expensive leases under
present high costs?
CLAY 8. MORSE, IXC.
Drayage aad Storage,
lftfe aad CUaaa. Fkoas Bdwy. 147.
ArCTlOJt ALE TOMORROW
AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE,
at. Sale at 10 a. m.
169-173 2d
MEETING NOTICES
41
MASKED BALL Gtwi by
Court of Honor. Jan. 14,
M. W. A. hall. 8 Eleventh atreet.
Good music; food floor; food
priaee. Brim frienda and
their frienda.
Big Dance
Tonight
giren by Anchor Council Ho.
748. 8. B. A. (formerly K
A U of 8.). W. O. W. hall.
128 11th at far the .public
Everyone and their frianda ia-
ritad. Admiuion 85c
107
CAMP meeta erery Wed
nesday aTcninf in W. O.
W. Temple. 128 11th at
Ail membera requeatod to
attend Visitor wtleoma.
H. G. DHEW. C. a
BTLAnO
CAMP
HERMAN SGUAUK. CUrk
WASHINGTON chapter No. IS, R.
A. M. Begular convocation Wednea-
dT eTenins. Kast Kiahth and Born
side at.. at 7:80 o'clock. Busi
ness meetfnf and R. A. defree. .Vy
iton welcome.
HOY QL'ACKENBUSH.
Secretary.
PORTLAND LODGE HO. 58. A.
F. Il A. m. Special communi
cation tbia Wednesday afternoon,
1 :s0 o'clock. Masonic Temple.
Funeral Serricee' of our late broth
er. Max F. Btoch of La Grande
Visiting brethren welccane. By order
H,:- At itHOUGHTON, Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. No. 411.
A. P. AND A. M. Special
communications today Tues
day) at 4:80 and 7 -o'clock P. M.
Work in the F. C. degree. VJgit
inff brethren welcome.
C E MILLER. Sec.
SPECIAL MEETING, Harmony
lodge No. 108. L B. O. F.
hall. 812 Williama aye.. Wed
nesday, Jan.' 14. at 2 P. M., for th purpose
of conducting the funeraL serricee or Brother
T. J. Short. --
J. J. HAWKINS, Noble Grand.
MT. HOOD LODGE NO. 157, A.
F. A A. M. Stated communi
cation Tuesday ere., Jan. 18.
Visitors welcome. By order of
W. M. H. W. ENKE. Sec.
EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty; buttons; pu.
ehann. Jaeger Bros.. 181-188 6tbt
DEATHS AlflJ FrWEBALS
7
SHORT Thaddeus J. Short, aged 69 ' years
died at the family residence, 879 liartieia
are., Monday. Jan. 12. Belored hnsband of
Mrs. Manerria A., father of D. T. and a. B..
Ann Short. Mrs. R. B. Tettick. lira. Martin
Boyd. Mrs. W. D. Foth. all of thi city; Mr.
E. H. Dawson of St. Joseph, Mo., and Milton
A. Short of Bedford, Ind. Brother of Mrs.
Mary Sears. Funeral aerrices will be conducted
tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 2 P. M.. at
the cbapel of Chambers Co., 248-250 Killings
worth are. near Williams. Frienda invited. In
terment, Roue City cemetery.
KELLT In this city, January 12, Christopher
Thomas Kelly, aged 81 years 2 months 19
days; husband of Annie T. Kelly of this city
and father of Mm. P. O. O'Meara of this city,
Mrs. Parker W. Ring, Mrs. Rodger W. Conant
and Mist Antha Kelly, ail of San Francisco;
Ignatius M.. Edward T. and Harrw C, all of
California, and Joseph A. of thi city. The
deceased was a member of the Bos City camp
No. 191, W. O. W. The remain are at the
funeral parlors of McEntee A Ellen, 18th and
Eterett ttreet. Funeral notice later.
SEOUIX At ber residence. 5710 4048 are.
S. E.. Jan. 13. sirs, Albina Begum. v age '3
Tears. Widow of the late Lewia Sejruin. She
lea res the following children: Mrs. Augusta
Cumminm of Spokane, Waah.; Mrs. Georgia
Stmt, Mrs. Louisa Heifling. Mrs. Uinn Ure
weiler, Mrs. Agnes Simmon. . G. and L. M.
Seguin, of tbia city. Remain at the parlor of
Breere A Snook. Belmont at 85th at., will
he forwarded TUuraday. Jan. 15. to Oerraia.
Or., where serricee will be held aad interment
maae. saiem papera pieaea copy.
WEBSTER-1 At residence, 5304 Woodstock
are., Jan. 12. Mrs. Catherine Webster, aged
83 yean, mother of Dorothy and Edward Web
ster. Funeral will be held from McKntee A
EUere csrlors. 16th and Ererett streets, Wed
nesday. Jan. 14, at 8 A. M.. thenca to Our
Lady of Sorrows church. East 5 2d and Wood
stock are., at 9 A. M.. where requiem mass
will be offered. Friends inrited. Interment.
KirerTiew cemetery. -
BLOCU At 300 E. 36th St., Jan. 1JL 1920,
Max Bloch. aged 68 years, of La. Grand.
Or belored husband of Mrs. Hannah Bloch,
father of Walter E. Bloch of Portland, Or.;
Dare E. Bloch of New York. Mlltea 8. and
Stella Bloch o La Grande, Or. Frienda in
rited to attend the funeral aerricea at 2 p. m.
tomorrow (Wednesday). Jan. 14, .1920. at
Hohnan' parlor. 3d and Salmon ta.
JACOBSEN Jan. 12, 1920, at the Good
Samaritan hospital. Nels L. Jacobaen . aged
27 yearr lata of Scappoosa, Or. Funeral serr
ice will be conducted Thursday, Jan. 18, at 2
p. m.. from P carton's undertaking parlor, Rus
sell st. at Union are. Friends inrited. Inter
ment Multnomah cemetery. Deceaaad was a
menber of the Danish Brotherhood, local No.
167. t'
BLACKWELL At "the residence of l(ra. A.
Huber. 789 E. 40th L N Jan. 11. 1920.
Miss Cecelia Blackwell, aged 74 years. Friends
Inrited to attend the funeral serricee at 8 p. m.
tomorrow (Wednesday) . Jan. 14. 19?, at
Holman'a parlari 8d and Salmon ata. In
cineration at the Portland Crematorium prirate.
SERVES Jan. 12, 1920, at the family resi
dence, 638 Vanctmrer are., Louise Serren,
aged 8 months aad 2 day, belored daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Serren. Funeral eerriae
will be conducted Wednesday, Jan, 14. at E .
m., from the a bore residence. Frienda inrited.
Interment Rose City cemetery.
BRANDES In this oity - at her late residence,
. 861 E. 87th. st,, Jan. 1.. August Braadea.
aged 85 years, wife of Fred Brandaa. The fu
neral serricee win be held Wednesday, Jan. 14,
at 2:30 o'clock at Finley a, Motttgdmery at 81h.
Frienda mrited- Interment at Kiremew ceaae
tery " . . - -T
CARMEN In this city Jan. IS, Tiol Jsne
Carmen, age 41 years; belored wife of Philo
Carmen. Funeral serricee will be held Wed., Jan.
14, at 2 p. m at the cbapel of Miller A Tracey.
Intemsenl ttoe tity cemetery.
O'CONNOR In tbia city at hi late residence.
. 429 Taylor t, Jaa. II, Cliarie M. w Coo
aor." Tha remains an et Finley'a, Montgomery
at 5th. Notice of funeral aersafter. r
J
S8
lodge.
W. M.
' DEATHS AXP FTJITEBALa " H
KKIJ.T la thia mils. Jsn. . 1 Jamas I. Klff.
ss 40 yean, late of Seattle. Wash. The re
nains will h forwarded tbia - Tuesday) BTerrtng
by J.- P. Ftnloy San. U Maameoie. W"-.
where terries wUl be held and Interment made.
FLORISTS
L'UB L I N ER w, straw an pi,.
948 Morrison, bet Bdwy sod Park. Marshall S67
329 Morrison. Portland HoteL MarihalJ Til
CLARKE BBC)-, tlorfata. Miiirlaas at., kat. 4th
ana Stk. PkoaM Mala TTSS. Tim floeva
and fkwal oaian. e
MARTIN A POBBEI' CO., tloriat, l4 Wva-inctoa-
Mais 26. A-126 nowsn for ail
aeeawotw artitiBy srranted. ;
CJhappell's
N.W. Bank. kids. Mala SI 16
1 Morrtase at
Max M. Smith TOT
lalane Opposite postotfice
Fr all wTMWnn. Mala S546.
Ilavafi
TON8ETH FVOVtAU CO.. t7 V?ab4nata at.,
bet 4tk and 5th. Main Sta. A lHt.
THE PEOPLE S FLORAL gHOP. 4S AMt at.
FUNERAL PIBECTOK
Edward Hoi man & Son
Funeral Directors ;
THIBD AXD SALMON STREETS
Main 107. A-lill
fdy Amrtrtant
.HHLEY.&SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN I MONTOOMERT AT FIFTH.
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder at. Phnnca Fat 83. R-S22S
CHAMBERS CO
Funeral Dirertora.
AH Fhe Conmio of nnow
Woodlawn 8800. 4S-g80 Kintncnrortti
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
S803-8804 83D ST. S. H. LEXT8
Ttmnt T"'' 82ST Home Phone ?-t
Dunning & McEntee
Bsoadaray and Ankeny ata.
IvidT Awfctant
Pho Rmadway 480.
A-4BBB
DOWNING a MfVEMAR. noNwn to Wrhon
at Rpaa Mnitnoanb at E Tth Imnfton
ji'tnrt. Ban o
MeKNTE'E A EILERS. funeral narton with all
rn pnracy or a rmme. ntn nrt yrveratt u
Pritie W-Aw- gISS Wftne. A SIRS.
Ea t 7 HI D I T AWy,t. Urr ftch
B-iaaa a ae iuki bill A-t-tnt
UKDEBTAKEPS. T. 11th end Hawthorn.
R. W. GABLE CO
Buerr'nttn to W H 'Raniltan
ISTS E. riH-an Phone Tetme 481S
MILLER A 1RACET. Independent funeral di-
reetor Price" an low a 120. 4. 160
Wanhinfton at Ella. MeS 2S1 A-7SS.
L T RVDrVJBJC; Nw reidenea
V a e a- a rt tablt
tabltxhment. SO?
WtPlwrn- ee WncrTlewn 220.
Rroova J5 nvnir T. 12SS. B-2R4S
1047 Belmont t
A. R. Zeller Co. K. inas. c-ina
SSewes"
-2S21 "T ThlrdandCJar
MOITXTMEHTB
Portland Marble Works
288 4th t. QPP. City Hall Ncn Bitw
Q GRAhlTE C9 1
a67-3PO ST. AT rAP'jtOg
LOST AK? rOTJ3P
THE FOLLOWING article hare been louna
on car of the Portland Railway. Liigin ss
Power Co.: Jan. 10 4 purses, pr. glaaV.
hotel key. 82 bill. 2 pr. gloree. 8 books, pr.
.v.,. tM,h. chisel. S sultraeee. 4 pkgs.
JsS, 11 purse, bunch keya. 3 pr. gloves. 1 j
rubber, 5 package. 1 book, 1 lunch box. 2 1
uitcasea. Owners may obtain property at Firt
and Alder at.
LOST Fraternity pin with black diamond
shaped center, edged with pearls; three Greek
letter in center, name on back; generous re-
ward. Tabor 88711
LOST On Jan. 8. miniature medallion, prob
ably on Rose City ear; an old heirloom of
no ralwe to finder. Liberal reward will be giren
to finder if deuTeradteofficajBj
LOST Brown leather bill fold, containing eur
. rency. photographs and, Multnomah club card
of Calein A. Finger. Reward. Tabor 4181 or
Main 1870.
LOST Friday night, old-fashioned gold lorg
nette eye glasses, bet. ueuig uieatre ana
Swetland'e: owner rr-xtlv attached mi account
associations. Reward. Phone Main 0559.
LOST' Diamond engagement ring, white gold
mounting. Reward. WdlB. 208. 1066
Williams are.
LOST Saturday, on R04 City car or between
5th and Washington and Owl drug store, back
for neckpiecs. Tabor 5700. Reward.
L08T At Franklin hish school or near there,
one taproba. Pleas lea re at J. A. Cornea,
6707 Foster road. -
LOST In Rose City Park, or Ticinity, one
brown auto robe. Tabei 4171, or 495 East
Slat North. Reward.
LOSTS Saturday -erening. a solid gold pin, a
past officer's pin of the Degree of Honor.
Finder please call Main 8716. Reward.
WILL the kind lady who helped parties borne
Dee. 27 please call Mar. 5478 in regard to
a pocket knifef
LOST White fox terrier; black ear. black spot
on back, bob tail; collar with license no.
2674. Call Tabor-8803. Reward
LOSf Shawl, Willamette boulevard, near Dela
ware, Saturday erening. Call McKercher.
East 1718.
LOST Lady's email gold watch, with name
Alice Haaia, date 1895, engrared inside of
corer. Finder please call Tabor 6265.
LOST Baby pillow Saturday afternoon be
tween Broadway and 2 2d at. Main 7350.
ST BATED Thtirday. from 710 E: .1st ft.
N., large Airedale dog: reward. East 26U0.
LOST Brown water spaniel, female,
giren. Call Tabor 125.
Reward
HELP WASTED MALE
MAM WANTED
A sheet metal Worker. Will pey highest
wage to a good steady man, permanent Job.
Writ at once to Martin Ludwig, plumber. Al
bany. Or.,
MEN wanted, split cordwood 31.15 cord, cutting
- and splitting 32.25, lurniah your own tools.
Barton, Or.; permanent work. Hamlet. 8657
d Tabor 4888.
WANTED Few experienced wearers, steady
work, good wages. Apply Portland Woolen
Mill, U John.
TAILORS. ATTENTION
Strike still on in Portland,
LOCAL NO. 74.
lOt'NG man wanted a assistant window trim
mer. Apply at Leritt'a store. 4th and Wash
ington sta.
WANTED On
sheet metal worker.
talon
Sheet Metal A Rrinning Shop,
411 Union
Bra. N. .
WANTED Salderer workers, piece work. TJnioa
Sheet Metal A Rationing Shop. 411 Union
are. N.
WANTED Apprefitic boy to work la retin-
ning ahop. Union Sheet Metal 4k Bctinning
Shop, 41L Union are. N.
SALESMAN wanted "to sell General Pershing
'Tictory transparent window I lags. Call
808. 45 4th at.
LITE wire salesmen, make big money. 8e
Mr. Jenkins. Hotel Oregon.
WANTED Psastcrer. 287 Russell n., I p,
m. -Eaet 101.
W ANTED Four men to cut 400 cords of wood.
82 per cord. 169 Graham are.
WHEN yon need help. Call Bdwy 2139,
HELP WAXTEP MISC. 48
Jaa. 17 Hundreds needed. 31800-11500.
Age 18-85. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars writ J. Leonard (former eiril
serrice examiner) . 1008 Equitable Bids-.
Washington. l. C.
nnsiTiniea iflarmvti
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKJtB
BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND.
Kuroil any tim. - Telegraphy, eteocejrapay.
banking, bookkeeping, accnstariai. Ft oataiog.
HELP" "WASTED To be more forceful, more
energetic, stronger and - better der eloped,
learn boxing and wrestling. Class forming. Or
priTgt icseona by waiiknown trainer. , B-485,
Journal. ' ' :
LKARN TELEGRAPHT
'.' Wasia aaes and
sums- wanteeL
Call 484
imustunhJ
tidg. Spiendid opporrunivy
to learn a wail paid profeealoa
Fn kmaAiat,
Baaway TeJeaxape- aaswwi.
klx'KT MT. teacbera' asssey. En rail free. Fran
:her
K. WsHei,' former Asut But 8 apt., max. K.
W, Bask bkig. Pboa Main 8878. -
GOING East or South 7 Household goods shipped
at tadaeed ratea: awme aad paoklna. Paoirie
Ocawt Forwarding Co., 408 Hoyt at. Bdwy. 708.
EAST BIDE COMMERICAL SCHOOL
Mias Begiaa Buckel's prirate school: iadlTld
aal instruction 122 Grand era Eaat 427.
VrftEMRN. BRABTEMEN 8150-8200 month)':
, experiTie unneceeaary. Wri Railway aaao-
cmUob. GX-475, Jonrnai. : , -
OREGON LAW SCHOOL. AUsky bldg.. 3d and
MorrkKsa. W. & Richardeoa. eae.
Mala 877.
4
IT COSTS YOU
NOTHING r
TO tXTESTTOATB OtT SCR(K1 AKD
METHOr OF TEACHISt. I W1LA. GLAD
LY GITS TOO AN OUTLINa" Of OUB
CODRSES IN CONSTBDCTIU AMD BaV
pauunu or
AT7TOMOBILXS) " -
.TRACTORS
GAS ENGINES
OARBURKTION
IGNITION
MAGNETOS
GENERATOR AND STARTING MOTORS.
ARMATURE WINDING
STORAGE BATTEitlES
OZY-ACETItiNE WELOOIG
FDT7R WEEKS FREH TRIAL TO INTE9
TIGATE OUR 8TSTEM OF MAKING AUTO
MECHANICS. 160 DISCOUNT TO THOBK
MAKING APPLIOATlON BKFOKK tttU. . L
OUR STUDENTS RECEIVE BOTH TBCH
NTCAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING IN
EVEKI DEPARTMKNT.
EX SERVICE MEN GET 2S PER CENT
DISCOUNT. STATE ALLOWS 12 FEB
MONTH WHILE TRAINING APPLICATIONS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT OUR MAIN Or
Fli'B, 70T HAVVTHUKNE AVE. TAKE MT.
SCOTT OR HAWTHORNE CAR AT tD AND
ALDER TO 20TH STREET. OR CALL AT
OCR DOWNTOWN OFKICK. 124 N. T1
STHELT. 8 BLOCKS FROM ONION DEPOT
ENTRANCE.
CATALOGUES FBEB.
SCHOOL AND OPT1CES WILL BC CLOSED
CH&1ATMAS DAT ONLT
liemphni's
Trade Schools, Inc.
BAWTrTORKB AITTO SCHOOU WC..
48S HAWTHORNE AVE.
AUTOMOBILE. TRACTOR AND AIRPLANE
MICHAMC8. E XPERT VULUAN1ZERS.
ACKTTf.ENE WELDERS AND MACHINISTS
THAT HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN OUR
SCHOOL ARE IN DEMAND 4CVKRYWHKKIC
AT BIG WAGES. WE TEACH THESE
TRADES IN A FEW WEEKS' TIME. 80 PER
CENT PRACTICAL WORK WITH CLEAR.
UNDERSTANDABLE LECTURES AND DEM
ONB1 NATIONS RT EXPERTS THE STATE
ALLOWS EX SERVICE MEN S2S PER I
MON'LH WHILE ATTENDING OUR 8CHOOU
CALL. OR WRITS FOR CATALOGUE,
VULCANIZING AND RETREADING
Learn to repair, rebnild and retread all kirnla
ef tire and tnbee. Eipart inntraction on com
plete and up-to-date enuipment. The urate al
lows EX SERVICE MEN 823 per monO) while
attending oar arbooL Iay and evening elaaaee.
Call or write for catalogne.
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL. Inc.
432 HAWTHORNE AVE.
DEPT V.
THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES IOU HOW TO
BOSS THE JOB,
ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL
UNION AVE. AND WASCO STREET
THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT
ONE WEEK FRKEja
To tneeatieaU our era ten of tUhtnt
tractors, gas engine, auto eleotrlriT aad battary
work State allows discharged eoldiere aad sailors
12 S per aanuth while attending school. SPE
CIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOR AUTO
MECHANICS. DAT AND NIGHT CLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR 100 PAGE CATA
LOGUE FREE. A8K FOR BOOK No. SB.
Typesetting, comptometer, book keeping aad all
ether faodera bastnaae courses. ' Day and niht
acbooL AUaky bldg., Sd and Morrison. Main S24.
LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
bookkeeping.
atenosrashy, eiril aerriea. secretarial, special
courses. Expert teachers, day And night; en
roll now. Broadway 6088.
HELP WANTED FEMALB
Telephone Operating
For Young Women
Additional teleohone operators are needed due
to constantly increasing retmirements of the
serrlce.
A good salary at the start. Regular and
frequent increase. Excellent opportunities for
proufotion.
Iiarge. cheerful operating rooms. AtrractiTe
recreation rooms. Lunch noma with meals
erred at eoat.
Apply at Telephone Co., Rood) 601.
floor. Telephone bldg, Park and Oak st.
6th
WANTED GOOD GENERAL GIRL. FOCK
ADCLT8; NO FURNACE WORK. NO
WASHING; WEST SIDE. TELEPHONE
MARSHALL 478L,
NEAT elderly lady, for housework, 8 adults;
good home. Mt. Tabor ear to Lenta. Inquire
Wller'e "tor.
SXPERIEN CED girl"
family of 3 adult".
4 4 5 F.. lth N.
for
general
housework,
good wages
no wu'lung.
WANTED A 'middle aged woman to do house
work, small family. 877 Long are.
CAN one a few good lire-wiri
salewomen :
big
money.
Be Mr. Jenkins. Hotel Oregon.
WANTED Woman to work by th hour;
per hour. East 6884. '
8 to
GIRLS wanted.
Front ft
Portland Paper Box Co., 92
Call East 3818.
AGENTS wanted
TWO girls to handle egg. -105 Front st.
HELP WAX TED M ALB
AND FEMALE
MOLER BARBER COLI.EOE
Pays you while learning; girea yon sat of tools;
positioa secured. Writ for catalogue. 284
Burnsid at., or phone Broadway 1731.
PORTLAND Barber college pays row wbOe
learning, glra you est of took treat posit km
secured. 38 N. gd st
MEN. WOMEN, lean barber trad-, wages while
learning, positioa guaranteed Mgr. 22 yra
expert enae. Oragoa Barber CaTieg. Cl8 Madlsoa
WAITTBD AOBKT
AGENTS wanted, in each tows in Oragoa aad
Washington to ttpraaest liberal old liae com
pany writing general fire aad automobile tarar-H
sac. Z-S48. Journal.
SALESMEK WASTED
SALESMEN wanted to represent large manu
facturing company of Seattle in this locality;
parties must be reliable, lndu itrioua and own a
car; good pay. Write, string past experience.
V-23, Journal.
WANTED 8a)emea capable of earn trig from
SSS to 8300 per month, men who bar am
bition, energy and deeire to earn real money.
Apply at once. K-881. Jotrrnal
SITUATIONS M ALE I
RELIABLE party witb ' 1-toa track wanta eon
tract hauling anything anywhere. Best of
references aad satisfaction guaranteed. Here la
your cbance to get a good proposition at the
right price, f bone Mats 8410 or writ V-34
Journal.
RELIABLE elderly bub wanta
light
inid work
5028 84th
at fair pay. Address Worfmaa,
tt. B. K. -
FOR general repair work. Iron or wood, ill
small contracts. caH Wdla. 848. Aik tar
I. Had. '
CARPENTER and Joiner work, anything from
bank fixtures to septic tanks. - V-80. Journal,
or Broadway 2487. ., ;
WANTED Work for a 4-ton truck, by the
. hour or contract. 'Call. Bdwy: 8878. aak
for Mr. Monro. ; . ,..
WE an specialising on painting compoeitien
- toots, at a eery tow prtoe; also other soola
Fbesv waodlawa SS8S, aad B-ZObO.
CIVIL aaginear, graduate with fire years' expeii-
rwkats positioa. K-S8w, Journal.
ROOFS Bea hing led and repaired, work gua
ssteed. Beachaa. Phone East 1201.
WANTED by grocery eler of 10 years exper
arnee. N-17. JournaL
HAVE your aU repaired , at bom by expert
mechanic, woodlawn 41.
EXPERrENTED'
cabinet maker
wants eteady
CaU Marshall 243.
PLUMBING, repairing, paimln. papering, tit-
- ing, rnnna Broaawiy twai
BOOFB repaired, roofa made waterproof. Phone
. Tabs 93. eMlwawd SS. . -
HELP WA?fTK MI SC.
" ' glTTJATIOTIS- WALE ' t
EMPLOTMENT waadad'by slatm'wmn she baa
. held peMtiaaa of respotHlbllity and tru-4t fn
paat 0 yean; can farnikB : beat referene: hold
Mtarial ceanniieaio-i uum; hare food iwHrnl
eduratioa and coneidatmhie axparienra "With
pleyaa; prefer eiencaj poaities oflarhit adrance
ment. K-ll. JearnaL '
SITCATIOWB rEMALB
WORK wanted Thundaye, Fridaya and Satur
daya, y day or hour. Call Mala 852J after
T P. IB.
ENERGETIC and capable we
aawaeeot. acartasent twuee;
P. O. box SOS. city.
wanta
axparVanca.
WA.NTEIV rmltloo a teWphone operator on
prirate cAltante; hara had . year' expert
erwes. Ttlvr 4 60S.'
EX PER 1EN CED wemaa wan U day work. Tabor
4174 Snnday: Mow, and Toe, after 7 p. m.
WASHING and Ironins by neat laundreaa. Call
before T p. ov Eaat SS4S.
LACE. -rim, mifgui-vtte enrtaina band laun-
drted; ealled for. Eat SIS.
8ITCATION WANTED by Beat "aoiored makt
K M. Bell 113 E. 4U at.. Vanooueet. Wah.
ESPERIKNCO typirt wanta eopy work to deai
-home. fall Kart
HAIR dyed at heme
Jady. Main (879.
reasonably ; experienced
DRESSMAKING
4
HIf:n cl AHA itreereeakina: atreet d
houe dreasea, aprona. ate; bare ymir old ut
made into s drem; reaaeaablt rata. Mr.
Kelly. Ea.t t87.
ALTERATIONS, refitting and maklnf of ladie'
firm en to, reeaonable prtcea; work fiuranteed
J. RanVs. fdie' Tafter. 40 BtTh. '
DREBilMAKTNfJ and pain" aewtni. "raaaonabla
Eaat 7128.
HTJR9ES
NURSLG-F
y efficient auraa; hoepital train-
ina
4'aU Eart 4488.
TTJRWISHED BOOMS
FURNISHED rooms c np. none Isetter: fur
nhhed houekeepin. Depter - Room. 208
Wahlngtrn at lt :
clEan7
fortable ileepinf rooan. Z.R0 per
week. 247 H rifth.
FUBXISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
FAMILY
TWO pleasant rooms furnished for roomers ot
light houses refine In a bungalow; will rent
to married couple without children, or. to ftrto.
Call and see them: tnnet firing referencea. 43 E.
80th N. Tabor 4682.
NEWLf
fnrnUhe.1
front room, furnaee best. I
i.tl.mei nreferred. 800 I
or Diwnf :
Jsrk-on. Marshall 421 K
NICF.LT lurniahed njwtalm front, room; gentle
man preferred. 842 6th L
NICE furnl-hed room reawnahle; furnace heat, i
walking distance. 188 N. Slat, tiqwy. !
LATtiTfT
front mom. all conrenienoaa.
adulta '
i
i
East 324. 874 East Couch.
MODERN furnihed room tor gent mn. 444 Hd ;
. " 1
ryruBinsHEP booms is
THREE untnrnished rooms, hot and. cold water.
electric lights. 8gao Slat at. r.
E.
BOOMS AND POABD
18
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON, 880 10th. for
bnslnaea girls and i-tndenta. Marshall 1881
BOOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE
FAMILY It
WIIA, gire mother', care to 2 h,,J,,rn in n
borne, near school. Phone Sellwood 88 TP
between 2 and 4. .
WANTED To rent to respectable tent
room and board In prirate famllr at 42H
gentleman
noes.
CHILDREN to board, beat care, 818; Bear two
schools. 850 H William aea.
HOrsFKEEPIJIO BOOMS I
FUBNI8HED AND LUFLRM8HED
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for men, 2 75 weak.
213 Mill, corner rnrai. waiaing u"'.
ONE large, dean room, kitchenette, running
water, porch, reasonaDle. .nn "
jrft'RENtTngre houaekeeplng" room. 2B4 Vi
Market t. oppoiu anauonum.
GOOD clean hiHuckeeping loom Z8 V
Union are. one block south of Hawthorn.
HOrBEKEEPIlIO BOOMS
FTJBSISHED A5D UWr'CBNISHBD
fBIVATE FAMILY Tl
825-
TARiE furnished hoflsekeeping rooms.
S42 E. 27th.
ltlcnroona csr 10 -1 ui , a
block south.
ONE to three room. U completely (nrnWied
for bouseaeeping. waiaing o-u. i
rates. 04 K. t-iay ai.
3 FTTRNISMBO housekeeping rooms, i.nrsie
family. 822.50. E. 45tb near Belmont t-,
Tabor 2729.
FOB KBTfT HOUSES
USFUBS18HED
U
BUSINESS SERVICE
i rental denartment to out
bminei and are in position to gir you best ol
urric. Let us care tor yosr property rr
will show you good nsaalta.
BUSINESS SWVflCltl
17 Henry Bldg. i si tl
iPor Rent
8e Frank L. McGuire to insure egsinst fire.
Ahlneton bid ain luns.
win SirV?
Three room house, 552 East 16th nd
Woodward. 812 per month. inquire aw
First, Monday.
825 6-ROOM house, gaa, etectrictty. garage.
fruit. 2 lot. 1814 a,, uuaaa
4T0
WEST 8ID& Modern 6 room fist. 891 Wash
ington tt at ltn. waiama
onable rent
nuts wnn unvr USE NORTH
WESTERN ELECTRIC LIGHT SERVICE
10th and Washington. BI",Dr
I"r66m konse with woodshed, lswn. 12 fruft
BnaM. Miiiswtttar. tio kw r mi ri -
ter paid.- sll IMOt Waco t
8 ROOM houe, newly renorated. Call Sellwood j
470.
ftjiimshep norsg
"SCENIC LODGE COTTAGE
tl
634 Heighta Terrace. Spring will soon ne
here; make your re-erratlon tor summer. i
riew of mouBUln; Hall st. car on Morrison to
18th. 2 blk. wet; Ms) to appraciai.
8 and 4 rooms.
FURN1SHEDhouee for rent. 88 E26th at.
8. Phone Sellwood 1146;
FOUR roomi in prirate residence, with garage.
fumlbed or unfurnished. Tabor42S.
FL ATS JTO JMXThJ! FC LBjrii?L 55 18
a nrsiRARLK nouseaeeoina i wiu w.w
ning water.
632 Flanders.
I-ROOM modem flat asm a new; gas,
light
...! bit a1 Cwnmercial at.
6RlKMinodrn flat CaB Monday. East 3040.
FTI,B1SHEP FLATS
5-ROOM furnlhed Hat, piano, close in; dulu
only: 387.B0. Wdln. S288. ,
FLA for rent, new furniture for aal. 880
Row st.. after 2 p. m.
AFAETMEIlTFlLE?fjr4l
PEABODf HOTEL. 19ths and Upshur; steam
haat: - ana too ---
able. Bdwy. 1546.
enfiv .ni ennsisting 2 large, light, weU fur-
"nkbed rooms, suitable for 3 or 4 adults;
clean, quiet, exclurir. 117 f. 18lh.
HOCSEKEEPINO apt., working people or
bachelor. (,hePntandclo'eip: IEnoU.
ATtRACtlVE front apt. coMkiting of J rooms:
oleai. quiet. centrL 247 th at,
jEAT furnished ap4rtmnt: gas. Mshta. fu4
and ulepbone free. 8 Johnson t
FOB BEST HALLS
1$
FOR BENT Hall, second floor. 210 Tamhill.
WASTED TO aET
To Rent
We are in touch with hundred" of people
wanting to rent bomea. Let oa rent and man-
ntiSiK h- McCriRE '
i To Eeot Tour
Abtngton bldg. t.-' "Main 1068.
WANT to lease for 2 Vears. modem 6-room
boose close in east rid; am children: refer
ences: only owners need apply. D-860, Journal.
WANtitO-TO REXfHousea. WIU lease
houa or apt. avear Boa City car. Branlags.
WsJOllaaJlWal " '- . r"
lltE or ioc,irOO7"rlar
... sida preferred. Phon Sell. -4 82. v 2.
VVANTED- 3. 4 or 8 roomtnrnished futssle
Arabia looatiaa. Woodiawa 1009. aft IF. a.
REAL ESTATE
""ItTlSESS FBOFEBTT
wAf MERONV. Weet Sid, trackage, pared at.
Miaht
leas. Owner. 1421 Northwestern
Bask bldg,
FOR SALE HOUSES
81
MODERN 4 room bungalow. E. 24th.. near
Brooklyn . ebops; oak iloors, flna. flumbing:
$2800; tersnt. Phone tmer, t8226. -.4
O'wlrEarTl 050, seat 4-roonou. I?! dus.
610 saonta, - B-492. Journai. ,
' REAI C ST ATX
a" K08B CITt PAKE " 'j'.
Jnt recelred taeae tare today.
SSlSO-Naaw Ahimeda Drtta, ,A
etrietly ajadern.. TEUMS. - j
I4&00 -New . t reoaa bungalow, break fsrt
nook; artlatte la erery way. . rsir ue aad bre--phwa.
TERMS.
I8R00 8 big rooms and sleepisf peeeh, en
Improrad corner. 1 block te Rose City earl '
etrietly modern. 88800 caab. belanoe atralgkl
mortgage. . .
J. U HARTMAN COM PA NT. - - - .
7 Cham, of Com. bldg. Main 90s,
Branch office 45th and Sandy. Tabor SfOs '
$35OUa$I750 CASH
BALANCE TERMS - . , "
Hawtnnnif dietrlct. west etose , ML
Tahor. m blncki from ratlin; street : '
Improeementa in and paid fori' 8 mats ;
house, steeping porrh, batb and Uel ' '
closet; full white enamel prnmbtBf; aaa
and electric light, Dutch kitchen, was '
flixira. panel dining room, larf llrtng .
room, den and fireplace; pnlhVia book-, -1 :
rase. Full else haaemeat. with IkUadr
trays. New firet-claaa "DUmead" tail. ;
ratralgunt furnace. ,J,
Call after 8 p. a. fiber 1683. ' :
ROBE CITT PARK V
8 Room Bungalow GarAf '
8S80O . -
PHICE REDUCED KOH QUICK SALH.
Here, folks is one ef the most beautiful oomar
lota In Roaa City Park and one of thna teal
nifty bungalows with liardwood flnnra, flrepUee,
buffet, cement basement, furnace, ete. Tott jaerer,
never would eaiwet to buy auch A home far so
llttlr notify, Heay n mind. tr. this ts the tery
cnoirr! ltHatinn In Km. f'ltv Perk Tnill e
bungalow to be nrood of. Must be (old St Owo.
I 's snow you. ounaay a no evenings soeae
Tahor 872 1 .
A. II. TEKPB CO..
' r a e. L m . . a a . .
oiare bu, h r si. main ispsj
Branch office AOth and Sandy (Opes flusday
HAWTHORNE BUNGAIIW BARGAIN
H7o---One of time nifty modem huaga-
"' w nna, aaa n own now woaia eaee
e""". i nuisw im vem uowo.
bedrooms and- steeping porch up. Urine room
acmea entire front. French doors white amssel
finish in dining room, natural flntab. ta Urins
room. Ihltnb kitrhen. flreileM. heeiteMMsrl nnjen.
full rement basement waah trays, street lav:
proremenla all in and Included la prioa. Oil,
yea, there is also a furnace. Let ua show yvaV
J. A. WICKMAN CO.
!M Railway Eacbanga Bids. Mais 888.
6 ROOM8.2Vl;eR"EB
823(H).
located on hard surface road. mil fmta
, Trontdale a H acres of finest land Ht the
j county. 40 bearing fruit trees, different warle-
b.0. oemes. greie. ixtrn , gsraga, -ctucaew
hoiiKri, good 8 room, womfortabla houae. anly
12200; .1000 down, bal. on eaay tenaa. Better
Inrentigate.
SEE MR. MACK. " 11
GEO. T. MOORE CX). 1007 TEON BLPO.
1 2 BIG BARGAINS , - .
IN LALHKLHL'RST e
A good speculation foe someone, ' S tod 9
room house. In fine condition. One aaa 8 bed
rooms, the other has 4. Sleeping porch with
each. One ha hardwood floor In erery room,
the other down stair only. Both pltees tr
eery close to ear and In the tery ebolceU part
of the district. Come to office at E. 89tA aad
Gltssa for key or phone Tsbor 8488. - Mr.
Delahnnty.
B0RECITTAR ' ' ' "
IA500 bay a dandy 6 room banaalrsr, at) oa
one floor, nardwnnd floor, fireplace, all bulltina.
furnace, full cement baaenient. waah tray, aar
age, nomerr street ImproTements sll paid. 1 block
to car, In bast part of R. C. P. We bare 8 Bum
her of other, and can salt you, A plsuiu Ut
ehow you. " i . ,
J. A. WICKMAN CO.
204 Railway F.xchang Bldg. Mala 888.
T GET VOI'R .
Westover Terrace
V HOMKSITKS
tou May fbon. Ctt of writ
HAROLD JUNGnt ' '
Secretary InUrnaHnnal Realty Assoc la tag
1807 TEON BI.TX,. -
-Office, Main SSO- Re Eart IMS. :
I 'hone
miWltmWfTTAlil
Good 6 room bungalow, reception hall, fwests
light and conrsnlently arranged; plumbing, gaa,
electric light, corner lot; large, porch; eaat front.
A widow lady, owner, desires to sell Immediately. -Priced
for quick sal 12700; 1700 oath, baltne '
easier than rent
JOHNSON DOimON COMPANY, - -682-888
684 N. W. Bank Bldg. ,
Mais 87 87. r -." ':(-;
Emerson St. House Snap
Good 8 -room bona, cement basement. leo- -trie
lights and good batb, 8 bedrooms, lot 80s'
85; city liens all paid. Price a map, 1200;
1300 cash and 120 per month: an Emeries
near 10th. Look at it. It s a big anas. '
Qrussi & Bennett -
818 Board of Trade bldg. Mala 1453
ROOMBCNOALTiWl OSsTft"
Nice 8 -room bungalow, electricity, gaa, bath.
basement, bnffet, panel dining room, deably
ouiii, camnet Kitcnen; z lota.
3 chicken, haste,
i 66th a, 0, E..
la; 82lbw. Sagaa
lo oearins iruit tree, etc.: on
4 blocks to ear; price a bargain;
terme. ",.,
GRUSSI A BENNETT
118 Board of TradeJIdg: Mais T452
NEW-MODERN "bungalow on pared atreet, full
plumbing, oemented basement, double eon
structed and saraae ; ot erytbing gsodsra . and
oonrenlently arranged. Near ear, school and
church. Price only 13700 11000 aaah Will
handle. . r
JOHNSflN-DODSON f'OMPAET,
632-638-684 N. W. Bank Bids.
Mala 8787 '
I HA VE had serera) oppdnunitsee to el ml
horn tor more : money with tar, but oa
account of wanting the easb Xo pare ha se a
small farm will offer my new hV for 38000,
will guarantee a tenant at 110 par, 8 ssasthg
in sdrsnoe. Where is th man witb th caab '
Wlllgl elear title. Call Sellwood 2. ;
WE Ha t's new strictly modern' I and- reoaa
buncalowa. with aleeptng pwrsha. double aoa
tructed, hardwood floors, bniltia fsatore, irory
finish tbioughout, in good locklios, 2 It blocks
from car line; price and terms eery reasonable.
Owners, fltaer A Weet Tabor 1128, or Wod
lawn 670. - .
JUST COMPi.ETEb NaSvf Bt'rfftALOrf " "
18860 TERMS, 8880 CASH. '
Vacant Modem 8 room buagalow, lwpitig
porch, hardwood floora. fall a swted
meat, plenty bulltina, double constructed, block
to earlhi, adj. Piedmont Pbsne rsan, C-1112
or East 6318 for appoiBtmont.
isToO buy 7 rooms odbeth. srlti' oa4 bej.
room aad bath down, I iwoau wa. fall haw
stent, wash trays, fumaos, 1 blocks gar.
oewr erawiaain nign. -j w
J. A. WICKMAN CO.
204 Railway Exchange Bldg. Mala IIS. '
MODEfiN .cottage, 6 roosaa aad (Uepiag porckC
about 8 years .aid; larg eorase lot; fruit!
sewer snd Improrements ta and paid. , 2750, '
1730 cash Rent terme on balance, 8 Bex 'oast.
lA iBSBlll UaUSir IXJ.,
248 Slark St. Mala 6421. '
4 ROOM HOUSE 1211
Located L block from Fulton oar; atty wtr,
gaa can be had; swner ha leas on 140x141
for gar lien; good anil, near tha rtrer.
JOHN FERGUSON,
Oerflnger Blda.
IS00 1 HBUH:K8R08E CITT CAE ;
Good, eoy 4 - room tent htros. A-l eoadl
Ooa. electric, gas, sink, good floors, doabi
walls, windows, ta. ; fin roof, nio Bit 100 sat. '
easy tern Why, pay rentt Tabor 865.
4 ROOM furajkhed bungalow, hard Mrfaewa
street, sewwr, gas, electric light, full cement"
basement, laundry trays, now racaat; 12700
term-, owner. East B2ZS.
MODERN S room furnished bungalow, E. JSth, :
eaat of S. P. R. B. shops; oak flewr. fad
basement, hard aarfsoe street; 18400. Owswr.
Lat 1225. ?
RdOU MODERN BUNGALOW, 11000 ;
Fall concrete base m en t, furnaee, Dutch
kitchen, nearly as. Owner, WooulaWB 8028.
1108
I as.
15th St. N.
Co2lf
4 room modern bungalow
fuTTT.
basement, - laundry tubs,
larg chicken bouse.
fruit tree. Tsbor tnui. , . , .
IR?rNVr0"S 3 splendid'boavs will U at old
prioss; stoat bare quick actios. Ms shoppers.
Owner. Eaat SOU. ' ' ' "
S-BtiOM cottage lot 75x100, fruit trees.
chicken houae. 81450; term. Broadway
1658. 209 Oregon bldg. ' ' . . i
WESTMORELAND A
New I room bungalow and suyaf. sot, Ml
36000. Main 3719. '. ' V
FOB BALK By owner,, eaay 4-eoosa bsmgalww.
-near car; price I190;' term. ; 831 Ulea.
wood ,. near Mllwankf t T Sett, car
i'OB-SAI E Kj ew tier, 8-room "bu-tgaloW. for-
uc. fireplace. Imiltine. 1 ' blacks ta Hs-w-thorne
atw. 388 aJv0tbT.bof441Lfc
S-ROOM' boon, H block Ptred rfrset. FrSaj
12800. gaar UrnU. Uti . 10U it U.
ewUnl ae Seltawlng Fagai