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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL? POKTLAKD. .'TUESDAY, JANUARY 0,' 1620. OTTAAiinrnii! IUIlT LLI LAUNCHED FROM STANDIFER YARD New Tanker 95 Per Cent Com plete; Will Be Turned Over to GovernmenlWithin 10 Days. lejtWithi rfct weatl r Pawlet, Under perfect weather conditions, the steamer Pawlet, ninth of the vessels contracted for by the Emer ' gency Fleet corporation,- and the ninth construction in 13 months, was launched frornwthe ways of the G. M. Standifer Construction cor poration at Vancouver today. oiLHiiiuirmi Almost VS per cent complete, with fun ', tiels and -masts In place and deck-houe-' Ing constructed, the big tanker slid from the wyi promptly at 8:30 a. m. , Mlae Elisabeth Boachke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boschke of Port land, was the sponsor. After the cere mony Mine ' Boachke was presented with a diamond and sapphire bracelet. The Pawlet will be, turned over to the . government within 10 days, according; to announcement of officials today. The , Bearport, last of the government con tract vessels, is still on the ways, and launching is expected about February 1. The Pawlet has been assigned by the - shipping board to the Pacific Steamship company for February sailing on Its - Portland-Oriental line. The Bearport will carry flour to New York and prob ' ably will leave late in February also. - The latter is underasslgnment to the - Columbia-Pacific Shipping company. Theso vessels, like the other eight built on' government contract, are of ' VC0O deadweight tonnage, i Aftor the last - of the government ships are out of the way the Standifer energies will be concentrated on the eight vessels for private Interests. Five of these will be freighters of 9(00 dead weight tonnage for the Nafra company We can invest your money for you safely at 6 Can you do as well for yourself? Oall r phene for list f Municipal Bend. FREEMAN Smith & Camp Co. sicoaa nr ).- wmtisn sahk Iih Ma: 4t Diversified Investments When dealing with a trust company having a long list of offerings an investor can select government or munic ipal bonds, corporation notes, bonds or preferred stocks fepresentibg governments and industries in various parts of the world. He may also diversify his investments as to yield, dates of maturity, denomination and month of the year when interest or dividend payments are made. We submit the following as diversified investment suggestions: NAME OF ISSUE Maxwell Motor Co. 90-Day Notei Port of Newport, Lincoln Co., Oregon A. G. Spalding & Bros., 7 Cumulative Prefer red Stock. Canadian Northern Rail way Co. Notes. Columbia Irrigation DUt, . Benton Co., Wash. .... Full -Detail iiiTbermersru,st tq' Borxds - TVuss vaprrai a, sutimub vaeceee 8vAfrmAcwe IwmWrae Bid. Portrds Orqor. JOHN A. KEATING PretUcst C. r. A. H. AVE RILL F. H. BRUMRT CHAS. H. CARET CHARLES F. SWIOERT Older Saperrlaloa Baakla WE HAVE exceptional facilities for financing busi ness corporations in a position, to show adequate . security, good management and a satisfactory rec ord of earnings. ; We are here to be useful. 'The House Built Square' f ARSTENS &7 ARLES, INCORPORATED Bdwy.4103 ' of New York and three will be Standard Oil tanker, each of 12,000 deadweight tonnage. ' '. ' STEAMER. NTESPELEM IS SOLD Willamette Navigation Company to Change Boat Into Oil Burner. ' Ownership of the river steamer Nee pelem, which has been under lease by the Willamette Navigation company from the Miller Navigation company of Spokane, passed to the former corpora tion January 1, according to informa tion received today. The vessel is now at the Kelson shipyard in South Port land, on the ways, its coal burning power equipment being changed to oil burninf . Water tanks are being en larged and other equipment remodeled or added to give the steamer greater power and steaming- range. The price figuring in "this deal is not mentioned. The Nespelem is one of eiglit boats now being operated by the Willamette Navi gation company in the service of the paper mills at Oregon City and Camas and in general freighting, it is ex pected that the vessel will be refloated by February 1. OIL TANKER IS COMING HERE Shell Company's New Boat, Silver Shell, Due Here Soon. The first of the Shell Oil company's fleet to enter the Columbia river will be the tankei" Sliver Shell, a new vessel which left San Francisco Sunday night for Portland with a cargo of fuel oil. With a capacity of about 65,000 bar rels, the Silver Shell will be one of the largest of the tanker fleet operating be tween Portland and the storage plants In the South. The vessel was constructed on the East copat about the time the United States entered the war. Although intended for the West coast oil service, the Silver Shell was com mandeered as a cargo carrier by the government and useB. in the Atlantic. Only recently it was released, and has already made several trips between San Francisco and Puget Sound points. The vessel is expected Thursday morning at Gasco. BRINGS CARGO OF CREOSOTE Tanker Arrives With First Shipment Since War Started. The tank steamer Imlay, which sailed from Seattle today for the Columbia river, brought the first foreign cargo of creosote to the Northwest since the war started In 1914. The vessel has about 1.000,000 gallons, one third of its total cargo, for the 'St. Helens Creosote com pany which will be discharged at the St. Helens plant. If. is understood that the tanker has discharged the balance of its cargo on Puget Sound.. The Imlay sailed from Amterdam The creosote Is a German product. The traffic in this commodity started in 1912, and continued freely until com merce was stopped at the outbreak of the war.. SHIP MATERIALS ARE BEING SOLD Emergency Fleet Sales on the Sound Amount to $250,000. Jay S. Hamilton, assistant to the head of the sales and supply division of the Emergency Fleet corporation, and Ci. M. McBride. sales assistant, have Just returned from Tacoma. the net result of their trip- being the sale of goods amounting to $250,000. These were sur plus supplies In the shipbuilding plants and the concentration yards and were sold for all kinds of shipping construc tion .and repair work. A large consignment of Iron bars, stored at the St. Johns concentration yard, and sold recently under private agreement, will be barged down the river to St. Johns municipal terminal ! for loading on the steamer Pawlet, sall 1 ing for the Orient in February. Loop Makes Hurried Trip Making a stay of Just 12 houfs in port, the steamer F. S. Loop of the Loop Lum ber company's line, was due to leave the Willamette Iron & Steel works at 2 PRICE TO YIELD MATURITY Apr. 12, 1920 6.00 1932-1943 - 5.20 7.00 192M925 6.25-6.50 1937-1939 6.00 on Request - Acceptances ' eaftHB vr right Vice fresldeat CARL S. KELTT Tlce Fresidest BOARD OF DIRECTORS F. J. COBB F. I. FULLER E. 8. COLLINS JOHN A. KEATING fn. uajAlilnH. uasul K M, M OTT CUARI.ES F. WRIGHT Departaaeat State of Oregoa 307 U. S. Natl. Bank Bdg. o'clock this afternoon for Seattle, The Loop cam lor at 2 o'clock this morning for the purpose of loading three marine boilers, to be delivered at the Ames dry dock in Seattle. The vessel has an under deck cargo of lumber, laden at West port, and will take a deckload at a Puget sound mlM. w '.!' ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT Having completed dunnaging, the United States army transport . Marica began loading its cargo of flour at the North Bank dock Monday morning. If is hoped to have this vessel ready for the sea again by Sunday. The -Green Star liner Ctauseus. last of the four constructed in the two South Portland steel yards, and now at San Francisco, Is loading the largest con signment of beans ever taken from the Pacific coast according to reports from the Golden Gate. Under management of Struthers A Dixon, the vessel will carry to Hamburg and Danzig, under auspices of the American relief admin istration, 6000 tons, or 135,000 bags of beans. The wooden - steamer Marsh field, which is proceeding to Portland from San Francisco to load ties for the J United Kingdom under management of built in 1918 by the Coos Bay Ship building company, ana was tne secona product of that yard. The vessel has btcn operating in the Pacific since it was launched. The steamer Santa Barbara arrived in the river at 6 o'clock this morning and left up for Wauna. The steamers Tahoe ana santa Mo nica, the former from Westport, and the latter from the Peninsula mill. Portland, sailed for the south from Astoria, lumber laden, this morning. The San U am arrived at Astoria from San Pedro at midnight and headed for Tongue Point. Merchants Exchange advices this morning reported arrival of the wooden steamer Bellbroak at Birmingham. Kngland, -with a cargo of ties. The Befibrook left last fall under operation of the Pacific Steamship company. With a cargo of Hour for rew xorK, the steamer Diablo, under management of v the Pacific Steamship company. reached Balboa. January 19. according to the Merchants Exchange bulletin board. Position of Ships North Head, Jan. 20. Positions of ships at sea, as reported to this station by radio at 8 p. m., January 19 : Multnomah. Ban Francisco for Grays Harbor, SB miles north of Cape Mendocino. Wehkejns, Grays Harbor for Ban Pedro, bar bonnd afWTays Harbor. Willamette. Grays Harbor for San Francisco, 80 milea sonth of Grays Harbor. Wapama. Ban Francisco for Everett, 180 miles south of Cape Flattery. M of frit. Seattle for Richmond. 572 miles sonth of Richmond. Ulorieta. San Francisco for Seattle, 6C0 miles from Ban Francisco. Admiral Dewey. Seattle for San Francisco, 8S2 miles from Seattle. Anlira. Honolulu for Portland, 570 miles from Columbia river. ' Steamer Passing In A large two masted steamer was re ported passing in. by the North Head lookouts at noon today, and this is sup posed to have been the tanker Imlay, bound for St. Helens from Seattle, with a cargo of creosote oil. News of the Port Arrivals Jan. go Santa Barbara, American steamer, from San Francisco for Knapp ton. ballast. Washtenaw, American steamer, from Port San Luis. oil. Santiam, American steamer, from Saa Pedro or Tongue Point, ballast. Arrived Jan. 18 Tiverton. American steamer, from Saa Fran cisco via Westport. lumber and boilers. Departed Jan. 20 F. B. Loop, American ateamer, for 8aa Fran cisco via Westportt, lumber and boilers. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at River's Mouth North Head. Jan. 20. Conditions at the mouth of the river at noon: Sea amootb, wind northwest, 6 miles; weather partly cloudy. Tides at Astoria WedtMeSa Hsh Water: Low Water: 1:25 a. m. . .7.7 feet I 7:21 a. m.. 8.1 feet 12.53 p. m.. .9.0 feet 7:53 p. m. . 0.3 foot DAILT HIVEJt READINGS 8 A. M... Pacific Time. STATIONS 1 8" c3 35 Isl HI m u T'rnatille 7T. Kucene Albany Salem Oregon City Portland . . , .1 25 . 10 . 20 .( 20 .1 12 I IS .3 O.t 3.0 I 0 1.8 0.2 8.4 0.8 S. 6 . 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.oo O.00 -Falling. Hiaing. RIVER FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will re main nearly stationary during the next two or three days except as affected by the tide. AT NEIGHBORING FORTS Astoria. Jan. 20. Arrived at Knappton at 6 a. m.. ateamer Santa Barbara, fromaSan Fran cicco. Arrived at 8 and left op at 8:80 a. m.. ateamer Waahtenaw, from Port San Luis. Sailed at 7 a. m. : Steamer Tahoe. for Ran Francisco. San Francisco, Jan. 20. Sailed at 0 las night, ateamer E. M. Meyer, for Portland. San Francisco, Jan. 19. Arrived at 2 p. m., steamer W. F. Herrin, from Portland. Sailed at 2 p. m., steamer Daisy Putnam, for Columbia river. Coo Bay, Jan. 19. Bailed at 9:40 a. o. Steamer Admiral Goodrich, from Portland for San Francisco via Eureka. Astoria. Jan. 19. Left np at 8:80 p. m., ateamer Tiverton, from San Franciaco for West port. Btlbna. Jan. 19. Arrived: Steamer Diablo, from Portland via San Pedro, for New Tork. Birmincbam. Jan. IT. Arrived: Steamer Be 11 brook, from Portland via Fajsl. Heattle, tah.. Jan. 20. (1 N. 8.) Ar rived: Governor, from San Pedro, via San FrancUco and Victoria. 1 :15 a. m.: City of Seattle, from Routbeestem Alaskan porta, at 7 .30 a. m. Mailed. Admiral Schley, for San Diego, via Ban Francisco, 7:1ft a. m. ; Alameda, for south ires tern via Bootheajtem Alaskan ports, 9:40 a. m.: Tyadareua. for Hongkong, via Vic toria, and ports, including Manila, 8:20 a. m. ArriTed 19th, Meriden. from Tacoma, 7 p. m. ; St Anthony, from Tacoma. noon. Cordova, Jan. 19. Sailed, Alaska, south bound, 9:80 a. m. Ketchikan. Jan. 18. Sailed. Jerrersoa, northbound. 10 p. m. Shanghai. Jan. 14. Arrived, Bnwa llara, from Seattle, via ports. Kobe, Jan. 18. Sailed, Eastern Ocean, for Seattle. ' Balboa, Jan. 19. Arrived, it. S. Othana, from Seattle. Everett and Tacoma. Jan. 17, ailed. Crown of Toledo, for Seattle, via Han Francisco and porta; Mount Cerrin, for Seattle, via porta. San Pedro. Jan. 19. Arrived, SeatUe Spirit, from Seattle. Sailed. Weat Isllp, for New York, via Balboa; Admiral Flrragut. for Seattle, via San Francisco. Tolnt Reyes. Jan. 19. Passed. Stanwood, for SeatUe. 9 a. m. i Vancouver, Jan. 19. Arrived, El Lobo, from Lebltoa. Port Townaend, Jan. 20. Sailed, EndicoU, I for Seattle, at 9:20 a m. Jan. 19., passed out. InVey. for St. Helena, at 2 :30 p. m. Port Angeles. Jan. 20 Sailed, Saginaw, tow ins barge Charles Nelson, for San Francisco. during last right. Tacoma. Jan. 20. Arrived, Eastern Mariner, from Kobe, via Victoria, Fulton, from Seattle, Jan. 19. arrived. Barrta Abeia. from SeatUe. Ban Francisco, Jan. 20. (L N. g.) Ar rived 19th: W. F. Herrin, Astoria. 8 p. m.; destroyer Champlin, cruise, 12 noon: destroyer Schley, cruise. 12 noon: Queen. Los Angeles, 8:80 p. m.: schooner Iran, Levuka. 6:40 p.m. Sailed 19th: Nockum, New Tork. 1:40 p. m. ; Delay Putnam, Columbia river, 2:08 p. m. ; Spokane. Log Angelas, 8 :20 p. m. : Admiral Sebree, Victoria ' 8:25 p. m. : Vanguard, Eu reka. B p. m.; lighthouse tender Sequoia, cruise, 8:45 p. an.: Ernest H. Meyer; Portland. 919 p. m.: G. C. Lindauev, Cooa Bay, 9:60 p. m.; motorship Libby Maine, Corinto, Tie Los An geles, 11 :1S p. m. Baa Francisco. Jan. 20. (L N. 8.) Ar rived: Johanna Smith. Cooa Bey, 12:80 a. m. ; Mataenia. Honolulu, 6 a. m. : survey boat Lydoaia,- 7:46 a. m.; Saa Jacinto, 6 a. m.; Rainier, Seattle, 8 a. m. ; Brunswick, Loa Angeiea, 11 a. m. Sailed: W. F. Herrin. GavtBta. 6 a. m.; Celilo. Seattle. 8:80 a. m. Louisiana Choosing Governor JCew Orleans, Jan. 20. (I. X. S.) Be tween 140,000 and 150,000votes will be cast throughout Louisiana in the vote fort governor and other state officers -to day, A bright sunshiny day forecasts a large vote. Btubba of Monroe is oppos ing Parker of New Orleans for the grv ernorshir 1 Freewater Ranch -? Owner to Be Tried On Murder Charge Pendleton, Jan, 20. Wallace W, Wilder, a rancher of Fteewater. will be placed on trial here Wednesday; charged with the murder of Bert W. H. McNeece on September 14. 1913. The death of McNeece. a young returned soldier, was reported In Freewater .as a case of suicide, following the finding of his dead body on Wildei-e ranch. Wilder" story was that McNeece shot himself, then ran. jumped across an ir rigation ditch and fell dead. So far as is known there were no witnesses to the shooting. Dr. Bstella Ford Warner, an overseas worker with the Y. W. C. A, Is sched uled to deliver three addresses on Sun day here in the interests of organising Umatilla county in the association work. She will be accompanied by Mlks Ger trude Bader, in charge of the women's welfare work In Oregon. Pendleton high school will have cafe teria lunch service, beginning Monday, under the supervision of Miss Kate Voohees, domestic science teacher. Annual Election of Baby Home Is Held The annual election of officers of the Waverley Baby Home was held Mon day afternoon In the ofr.ee of the home in the Broadway building with the fol lowing results : President, Mrs. T. C. Al lison ; vice president, L. E. Kern : sec retary." F. S. Akin : treasurer, A. L. Keenan. One of the two vacancies on the board was filled by the election of Thomas J. Swjvel.' Other members of the board of trustees are : Mrs. J. Fran cis Drake, Mrs. William Shepard, Mrs. F. C. Knapp, Charles H. Dodd. Miss Vella Winner and Mrs. A. F. Flegel. Clarence S. Gilbert, who has served the home as attorney, was reelected. TRANSPORTATION EAHSHIP 'MIRALLIN2. S. S. ADMIRAL OOODRICH Sails from Portland 9:00 P. M., Jan. 27. for North Bend. Manhfteld, Eureka and San Francisco, connecting with steamers to Los anielea and San Irte.-o. PASSENQCn' AND PREIQHT SERVICE to MEXIOO and OENTRAL AMERICA PORT Pram San Pranelaeo Via S. S. "SENATOR" ABOUT FEBRUARY 1. TICKET OPPIOE, 101 THIRD ST. Prelgtit Office, Municipal Dock No. 2 Phone Main S2S1 PAOIPIO STEAMSHIP OOMPANV SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY DEPtRTS IE NOON; Friday, Jan. 23 PROM AINSWORTH DO OK PARE INOLUDES BERTH AND MEALS 0ITY TICKET OPFICE, 3D AND WASH. PHONE MAIN SBB0 PRBIOMT OPFieC. AINSWORTH DOOCl PHONE BROADWAV CSS AN FRANCISCO a PORTLAND S. S. LINES AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEA Vie Tahiti end Raratonsa. Mall and Panensar irslce from Ban Franclsoe Every 28 Days, UNION SS. OO. OF NEW ZEALAND. 880 California St., Ban Francleoa Op Laeei Btcaimhlp end RaJIread Aganclas. BTEvt TOD AT SECTIONAL GARAGE. You can set It up In a few hours. Band (or Alius Irated circular. REDIMADE BUILDING CO, tit B. lath St. FhoTM Eait Sill f. Fortlaia. Or. Send Us Your Old Carpets fWe Call and Deliver) Old Rage aad Woolen Cloth!. We Make Reversible, Hasd-Wovea FLUFF RUGS Room Sis Fluff Rugs. Wovwra, $17.80 Rag Bag Wove AH Slaee Mall Orders Send for Books. Feathers Renovated Carpet CIaning alt Rag. Bteasaed Cleaaed, 91M WESTERN FLUFF BUG CO, tt UaJoa Ave. 5. Fhoaet Eaat ! tVt CALL rOB OUB OLD CrV PITS, BOOS AND WOOLKft OLOTHINa. Mr Btak ateauUTuI HaVWvaa FLUFF RUGS AH Wort Turns) Owt PrornpUy, Rue Woven AH Stza. - Stall Ofnaw Ssnd for sMskM, Carpet Weaned, lei) and Reamed. NORTHWEST RUG CO. 1st at BiofrrM rr. STORAGE SPACE laveetigate Oar Ptaat aad Bates . Why auume expenaive leases tinder present high coats f . -. CLAT 8. BOKbE, 1VC. - svrayage avae sterage. - Utk aad G Ilea a. Fheae Bdwy. tilt. LET C 8 SHIP TOO AFCTIOIC BALKS TOMORROW AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE. 149-176 d rt 6am t 10 a. m. ' -' MEETING NOTICES 41 fiCMEHBEK th Maine attrac tion, annual ball gives -nder the anolen of Villa lad. Na. 124, tfta r., Thursday evening. January 22, 8 o'clock, at Multnomah hotel ballroom bains es pecially fitted for this occasion. Splendid orchestra. All Odd Fellow sod friends cordial ly invited. Three grand prisea for ladles and on for gentlemen. Light refreshments served and a episodic! time in Hon tor all, E. P. VtERTZ, i MAX BABEI.L. . SAMUEL aVHEPARD, Committee. rto7 JS CAMP meats ever Wed- LaKD mwj eveninn la w. KM. W. Tempi, lib nth at. AH members requested as ' attend. Visitors welcome, u : noriv r CAMP .VV.O.W HERMAN 8CHADE. Clark coWf5CTrAirT5DGirT:7. 109. Knighta of Prtbiaa. meet very Wednesday evening. In tne rytnian buiKbnt. No. 3 Mb Yam hill it., corner West Park. Vla- ung n.nignts always welcome, 11. FK1KILAMEH. 241 Morrison street. PORTLAND LOrGK NO KK X F. AND A. M. Special coin mo nies tion thin (Wednesday) after noon S O'clori. innlnt 7 -.10 o'clock, MasonJe temple. Work in E. A. deereee. Ylaitfn Keth,n welcome, or oraer w. SI. tl. J. HOUGHTON. Secretary. WASHINGTON IXIDGK NO. 46, A. F. AND A. U. Special eoro munjration tomorrow ( Wednesday I ereninc. 7:80. E. 8th and Burn- fide. M. M. decree. Visitors wel come, order . M , J. 11 RICHMOND. Bee. HAWTHORXK LOIx.E NO. Ill, A. r. A.NU A. M. Woecial com munication this (Tuesday) evening et 9:80. Work in the it. M. de cree. iaitinc brethren -welcome. C. E. MILLER. Hec. OREGON ELECTRIC CnBcfl. Royal Arcanum, will meet thia t Tuesday) evening at 8 at Masonlo Temple. All members invited. U. u. ttaii. aecre- taa. 658 E. lOtn atreet REGCIkR meeting Villa lodge No. 124. L O. O. F.. East 80th and Ultean at., weanesaay evening. H p. m. Hecoqa aegree. t niung mem bers welcome K. O. THOMPSON, N. G. C. P. NELSON. 8ee y. FUBLEM JEWELRY a specialty; buttons, rlaa. rhantn. Jaee Broe.. iai-lll nth n. DEATHS AND FTNEBALS BOTD In this city. January 19. Lawrence 8, Boyd, aged 48 yean, late of Stevenson. Waah.. husband of Mrs. Mary C. Boyd, father of L. 8. Bord Jr.. brother of Mrs, Minnie Caw of Wood' ford. Va.. Mrs. Nellie Thompron of Elliot. Iowa, and George Custer of Mobile. Iowa. Funeral cervices will be held Wednesday. January 21. at 1 n m. at Finlev s. Hontaomery at Fifth Friends invited. Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery. WILLIAMS At Gibraltar, Spain. January 27, 1919. Lieutenant Warwick Williams, aged 30 rears, husband of Mrs. Madeline William., ng ot J. R. H'illMinu. brother of Csrl M. Williams of Oswego, Or., and Mrs. . A. Blgalow of Van couver. Wexh. The funeral aervicia will be held Thuradav. January 22. at 2:30 p. re., at Fin ley'i. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Rivervew cemetery. FLEMING The funeral cortege of the late Mary Fleming, beloved wife of M. P. Fleming, will leave the residence. 201 Morria t.. Wedneviay. Jan. 21. at 8:46 a. m.. thence to St Marys church. Stanton St.. and Williams ave.. where rrnniem mas will be offered at 9 a. m. Inter ntent Mt Calvary cemetery. Service at grave private. Arrangerienta m care of Miller & Tra cey. RROWN-v-Iban Welev Brown, aged 86 years, died January 20: is survived by one son. E. r n,nn .nH one eranddauahter. Mrs Mau rice A, Bray, both of this city. Friends are invited ta attend the funeral service at 1 p. ra tomorrow ( Wednenday) , at the chapel of the Chambers Co.. 248-50 Killingsworth ave.. near Williams. Interment ML Bcott Park cemetery. HARDWICK The funeral services of the lata Charles T. Ilardwick, who died in thia city January lg. 1020. will be held tomorrow (Wednesdav) at 2 p. m.. from the chapel of the Skewes undertaking company, comer Third and Clay. Friends invited. Concluding aerr ires at the Portland crematorium. FLTNN In this city. Jan. 18. 1920. Getajdine Hazel Flyrm. aged 6 months, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Flynn. Friends invited to attend the funeral service at 3 p. m. tomorrow (Wednesday). Jan. 21. 1920. at Holman'a par lors. 3d and Salmon eta. Interment Rote City cemetery. MeKAY The funeral services of the late Wll liam J. McKay will be held Wednesday, Jan uarv 21. at 2:30 p. m.. at Finleys, Montgom ery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Rose City cemetery. BELL In this city at her late residence. 1486 Belmont street. January 19, Mary Jane Bell, aged 6S years, grandmother of Dr. Earl V. Morrow. The remains are at Finley'a. Montgom ery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. NEW80M At Long Beacn7Cal7January l"". 1920. Captain William E. Newaom. aged 66 yean, of 201 Haxelfern place. Laurelhurst dis trict. Funeral announcement later. Remains are at the Ericson residence funeral parlors. FERGUSON In thia city, Jan. 18. 1920. Jaa. Ferguson, aged 83 years. Frienda Invited to attend - the funeral eervice. at 10 a. m. tomor row (Wednesday). Jan. 21. 1920. at Holman'a rsrlot-. 3d and Salmon st. MOWER In thia city, January 20, William C. Mower, aged 80 years, late of Orting, Wash. The remains are at Finley'a, Montgom ery at Fifth. BENTON In this city, Jan. 19. Tida Alic Ben ton, age 65 years. Funeral notice later. Re mains are at th residential parlors of Miller A Traeey. GILVORE At Prineville. Or.. John Gilmore. 78 years, late of Portland. Or. Funeral serv ice will be held at P. L. Lerch funeral parlors Wednesday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. CEEDMORE ItTthis cityJanuary 20, Joseph Ceedror.re. late of 422 East Fifty-third street north. The remains are at Finley'a. Montgom ery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. SprNEMER John T. Brunemer, 1186 Bast Thirteenth, January 18, 74 yean; setul de- ray. BURNETT Antoins R. Burnett. 1600 Eaat Flanders. January 1 , . 61 years; hemorrhage of stomsch. BROWN Lucy Brown. 391 Tenth, January 18. 81 Temrs: cerebral hemorrhage. IiAILET Jennie Bailey. Multnomah hospital. January 17. years; lonar pneumonia. MeKAY William McKay. 900 East ttlisan. January 16. 88 years: aneplesy. SHORT Newton Short. 1015 Eaat Twenty-gev- enth. Jsnuary 14, 64 years: nephritis. SWENSON Emma Swenson. 783 L'matilla ave nue. January li, 23 years : tuberculoaia. ANDERSON R. Anderson. 1194 Eaat Htrrt- on, January 14. 7S yean: lobar pneumonia. FENDER Jacob P. Fender. Multnomah hos pital. January 16. 78 years: cerebral hemor rhage. GREEN Vf. O. Green. 112 North Sixth, Jan uary is, 03 years; gun ehot wound. FLORISTS LUBLINERvfrpSa.. 848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Para Marshal 367 628 Morrison, Portland Hotel. Marshall 768 MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florist., 864 Wash ington. Main 369. A-1269 Flowers for aQ occasion artjstlealry area nged. CLARKE BROS., florists, Morrison at. bet 4ta and 6th. Phone Main 7709. Fin Flowers and floral design. No branch tor. ChappeirsN'w- Ban, bldg. Mala 6116 SSI MoninoTi Max M. Smith TO""; TXTTf T. la Lane opposite postofficE For all occasion. Main 6846. Flower THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 246 Alder at FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAMBERS CO. Funeral Directors. Art tne ConveiiHueea of a Bom Woodlawn S8Q6. 248-260 KIIHnawoTTt, A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 6802-8804 MD ST. 8. E.. LENTS Phone Tabor 826T. Horn Phone D-61 Dunning & McEntee Dtoaoway and Anaeny st Lady Assistant . ,.'fuw.y . a- nan IXJWNING A MeNEMAB. suceeseora to"wH -fgye r w en a tv wi.ai - " .M""M i .i " x-iina. runerai parlor wtth aQ Ha nnvaira n m Bm. i tat a as . H En Tl Pit ot-sW Mm lteh tmDERTAlTCTa E. llt .vwl nfZZl R W (3ARI.V a. m ihuwb r , rntmm l9Tm 4T eVoJl TCET. tadndent fonera, , is" . ""' aweva. am- f B, K. T. BYRNES h w nsldenas uouahaaent 901 Woodlawn Sta. Breeze & Snoolc JhQ2 - Levwc- t i nim bm cna A. R. Zeller llffisiffi FUNERAL DIRECTORS Edward liolmati & Son Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMOS STREETS ' Mala SOT. A-1B1X j tady AaJtaat J.P.HNLEY&S FUNERAL DIRECTORS M ACT MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. F. S. DUNNING, INC. THE GOLDEN BULK UNDERTAKERS 14 K. AMev at. Phenw Eat 3. BHi MONtTMENTS Portland 'Marble Works 8SS 4th 1. opp. City run. Wen Bros. I tfpLALSIMG GRANITE C? r 273ftO ST. AT MADISON I.OST AND FOUND 1 THE following articles have been found on cara of the Portland Railway, Lifiht cc Power eompany: Jan IT 2 purse, watch chain, key. ring. 2 pair Cloves. 2 gloves. 8 pkga., 1 rubber. 2 books. 6 traveling bags, 9 lunch boxes, 6 um brellas. Jan. 1 8 2 purses. 2 kers. 8 pins. ring. 3 pair gloves, photos, kodak, bunch robe bushes. traveling bag. 4 umbrellas. - Owners may obtain property at 1st and Alder eta. LOST On road between Portland and Kelso, Thursday night or Friday mornine. black seal poeketbook containing registered Liberty bonds and papers. Initials "J. R. T." Please return to this office and receive liberal rew.nl. H-A73. Journal COST Black envelops purse on ML Arott car or between Myrtle Park station and 60th ave on S8th st-, Sunday evening, containing check and merchandise order .Un nanera of (Henti- ucauen; payment on cneck has been stopped. Reward. Sellwood 1877. 6628 60th ave. 8. E. LOST Dayton wira wheel with new Revere tire, on road between Portland and Gate City. Sunday. Jan. 18. Address Geo. Mather. CLrde hotel. L.0RT Black hand traveling bag marked J. J. Harrington. Sunday afternoon, between Cor nelius hotel and Portland Surgical UotpiUL Reward. Call West. Main 47. LOST In buainaaa district, lady'a flat pocket- book containing currency, merchandise, credit slip and savings bank book. Reward. Eaat 602. Room 209. WILL party who found discharge papers of Carl E Bennett please call Woodlawn 4504. Owner will give liberal reward. LOST Tan suitcase fn Estacada oar. on Sun- oar evening, Jan. is. rtnaer please phone Eaat 8667 and ask for Mrs. Test. Reward. FOUND United Artisan pin. initialed J. T. A. Owner can have asms by sailing at The Journal business office. LOST At Liberty theatre Sat. night, lady's sold watch: name in back. Tabor 8697. 6301 87 th ave. S. E. Liberal reward. T tam v, . . t , - . , r . , I Portland and Rodney and Mason. Grip full of . -"" electrician's tools. East 7888. Liberal rewkrd. LOST In South Portland Sat I-ady'e brooch, amethkt setting, valued as keepsake. Phone 686-61. 12 reward. BUNCH, about 7 keys ier p! O. R. Miller, care of P Davis, and receive reward. 8. E. Co.. 6th and Bdwy. 5728 LOST Daughters Anferiran Revolution chapter pin. Name and national number-47133 en graved on back. Tabor 7186. Reward. LOST Pair of glasses with tortoise shell rim. Phone Estt 7967. Reward. LOST Small brown purse. East 4042. Monday. Reward. LOST A pair of glasses with tortoise shell frames. Phone E. 7957. Reward. LOST Airedale black and tan; license No. 1803. Telephone Wdln. 8367. Reward. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Carburetor man. Do not apply un less you are familiar with th different makes of carburetor.. HEMPHILL'S T K A D E SCHOOLS. Inc.. T07 Hawthorn are.. Fort land. Or. EXPERIENCED fur cutter wanted; good open ing for the right man. Give references and salary expected. R. W. Drew, 11th snd Broad way, Tacoma. Waah. TAILORS, ATTENTION Strike atill on In Portland. LOCAL NO. 74. VAr'ifi,i jnrat class hand at making sausage and packing meaL Address Mountain Meat Co., Enterprise. Or. WANTED At once, expert fancy spatter, best wages, fine equipped plant; wire if you can eonie. Larimer-! City Dy Works, Boise, Idaho. WANTED A variety saw man. The-Davis Manuiactunng )o. . 867 N. 1 8th st. west. WHEN you need help csl) Bdwy72339" HELF WANTED MISC. ' DON f MlsS XhH OFFER 49 WE ARE G1TINO A SPECIAL FIFTY DOL 7AR DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS ENROLLING FOR AUTO AND TRACTOR COURSE BE FORE FEB. 1. OUR 8TCDENTS AKK TAUGHT BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING. REPAIRING AND TkMJUBLE SHOOTING ON ALL MAKES OF GAS EN GINES, THEIR IGNrXION SYSTEMS. HTAKT INO AND LIGHTING SYSl'EMS, INCLUDING GENERATORS. STARTING MOTORS AND THE BUILDING, CHARGING AND CAKE OF STORAGE BATTERIES AND A SPECIAL COURSE IN OXT-ACETYLENE WELDING. THIS OPPORTUNITY IB GIVEN YOU BE CAUSE OF THE INCREASED DEMAND FOB MEN TRAINED IN THESE TRADES. MAKE APPLICATION AT OUB MAIN OF FICE. 707 HAWTHORNE AVE.. COR. 20TH ST.. OK OLK DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 124 6TH ST. HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS VULCANIZING AND RETREADING LEARN TO REPAIR, REBUILD AND RETREAD ALL KINDS OF TIRES AND TUBES. EXPERT INSTRUCTION ON COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT. THE STATE ALLOWS EX-SERVICE MEN 826 PER MONTH WHILE ATTENDINU OUR SCHOOL. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. CALL OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL, Inc. 433 HAWTHORNE AVE. DEPT V. THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES YOU HOW TO BOBS THE JOB. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL, INC-. 483 HAWTHORNE ATE. AUTOMOBILE. TRACTOH AND atHPt awst MECHANICS. EXPERT VCLCANIZEKS. ACETYLENE WELDERS AND AeACHlNMTa THAT HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN OUB SCHOOL ARE IN DEMAND EVEBIWHEKK AT BIO WAGES. WE TEACH THKSat TRADES IN A FEW WEEKS' TIME. 80 PA at CENT PRACTICAL WORK WITH CLEAR. UNDERSTANDABLE LECTURES AND DEM ONSTRATIONS BT EXPERTS. THE STATE ALLOWS EX-SERVICE MEN 826 FEB MONTH WHILE ATTENDING OCR tsCUOWi. CALL. OB WRITE FOB CATALOGUE. ADCOX ItTTO arTRrVtl. njON ITt AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT ONE WEEK FREE fo tavastlgat our arstasa of iMtita. tractors, gaa engines, auto electrical and battery work. Stat allows discharged aoldiar and sailors z per Bsontn wnu attending school. s; FE CIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOR AUTO M KHAN ICS, DAT AND NIGHT CLASSES, CALL OS WRITE FOR 100 PAGE CATA. LOGUB FBEB. ASE FOB BOOK No. SB. TrDewrltlna. tMnliMnln, ,A ,n ether saodera boaiaea coaraea. Day aad aright aeaool. Anaky bldg., 6d end Morrison. Main 624, NOTICE Do von want to learn the auTn and tract. basin MS where yoa can work on all makea of automobilee. gaa engine and tractors! M eo. max. application louaodlateiy. Special 820.00 discount- until Feb. 1. Call or writ for free catalogue and in forma Uon. HEMPHILL'S AUTO SCHOOLS, INC.. 797 Hawthorn arc or 1 W. em t. Portland. Oregon POSmOfJB ASSURED EVERT GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKEB BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND EaroU any tana. TeUgraphy. tenocrapay, banklatt. bookkeeptat. secretarial. Ft oataksy. Learn telegraphi Tonne anen and woraea wanted. Call 4S4 Railway Kxchatage bldg. Splendid opportunity to - laara a wU paid prefsesioa Free booklet Hallway Telerrapa Inttitnta, LINE'S business clleg. bookkrpTnZ ateBography, civil eervica, aacrstartal. epeeial eaorasa. ax pert taaebers; day and ausht: aa idu taow. ttroaoway aess. FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN. $160-6200 monthly; expegsenca unnecessary. ru uauway oauea. uaTi, journal, EAST SIDE COMMERICAL SCHOOL Miaa Begins Bock.l's privaU aehool: todlvlS. esl instruetioa. 133 Grand ave. East 427. ROCKY -MOUNTAIN Teachers' A sear Enroll tree. Fran K. Welle, former. A sat But Bnyt, mgr. N.--W. parrk blda Phone Main 8276, GOING East at South f Household foods sbirmed t redaoad rate.: asovinc and peeking. Pacific Oeaet gorwardiac Co.. 408 Hoyt t Bdwy. 70S. OREGON. LAW SCHOOL, Aliaky bide, Sd aad Sf ! W SS 1 I ( , l AVV swiusw, vt. a m wjisswsawa. sac . sits ess sasavav SELF WANTED FEMALE Telephone Operating For Young Women Additional telephont operators art needed due to 'constantly increasing requirements of tue service. A good salary at the start R.a-ulsr and frequent tncreaaea Etoellent opportunities far promotion. Large, cheerful operating rooise. Attractive recreation rooms. , Lunch rooms with meals served at coat. Apply at Telephone Co.. ttoom 601, 6tb floor. Telephone btdg. Park and Oak eta. LIPMAN. WOLFE A CO. require the servicea of two experienced saleswomen foe trimming and embroidery department Also experienced saleslady for art needle de partment. Apply superintendent's office before 10:80 a. m. STENOGRAPHERS Many high clasa positions men for stenogra phers with knowledge of The Dictaphone. In at ruction giten free of charge. Apply Tbe Diet' pltona, 420 Spalding bkla. WANTED I Ady of good appearance to assist in high class vaudeville act: permanent to right party; piano player preferred. A-8 60. Journal. WANTED At once, expert dyer: best of wages to. man mho can turn out bigh-clasa work. Fine equipped plant. Wire if you can come at once. l.onmer s City Dye Wrks., Boise. Idaho. WANTED Graduate nurse arid" undergraduate nurse (hospital trained) for permanent po sitions; give references snd phone. M-443, J ournaL WANTED Some good woman tc take eare of 8 H year old boy at borne several timet a week through the day. Near ldth and Al- berta. Phone Wdln. 6021. WANTED All around laundry girl; must understand marking and sorting. Good was eg. tsll st j73 H Washington st. WII.I. hf,m in onnntrv n 2 health, eiria age 10 to IB. school and musio lessona. Esst 6263. 229 E 13th sL Mll.UNEKi makers wanted, good wage. El.l Trimmed Hat Co., 229 Beck bldg. Phone Broadway 4893. WANTED Firatvlasa maker and trimmers for out-o -town and city posiuona. Apply Imme diately Mnller A Raas Co.. Royal bid g. WANTED A woman or girl to do light house work. Marshall 4448. YOUNG girl wantedf to care for children; good wages. 161 Laddlngton court. Tabor 6474. WANTE6 An experienced dressmaker as aa assistant. 302 Columbia bldg. SCHOOLGIRL to help with housework for board and room. Woodlawn 15846. FIRST class hair work and hair cliaiua mads to orde Mr. A. D. Bond. 331 Salmon st HELF WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 89 MOLEB BARBER COLLEGE Pay you while learning; g1vi you sat of tools! position ae cured. Writ tor catalogue. as Burnstda at., or pbona Broadway 1731. MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trad: wage whll learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 82 rr. experience Oregon Barber College. 238 M sdlson VANTED--Amateur mandolin, mandola and gntur players to join large orchestra; for par ticular call Sellwood' 1214 after 7 -p. m. PORTLAND Barber eollege pars you while learning, give yoa set ot toot free; posttiu secured. 88 N. Sd st WANTED AGENTS AGENTS wanted to sell a new auto device that has more merit to the square inch than any auto accessory on tbe market; guaranteed for the life of a car. An opportunity tor' hustlers to make big profits on Investment Oregon. AVanhinglon and Idaho to pick. from. Call for Goodwin, room 204 New Houston hotel. SALESMEN WANTED 89 WE WANT A I.TVF SAT,F,MN TO SELL BUSINESS HOUSES ALSO MANOR WOMAN lO SELL TO HOUSES. $40 TO 860 PER WEEK. CALL 726-27 CORBETT BLDG. 4:90 TO 6 P. M. SALESMEN to handle superior advertised brand of Service Buna and Service Overalls. Drefer- abty one who I familiar with work clothes mar ket: ample aellina help and liberal commission ; state age, experience and reference with first letter. Address Bales Manner, Koon Mf Co.. Bradford. Pa. BTTUATIONbWMALE I CONTRACTOR SEEKS CONTRACT FOR Grading work. Sewer work. Ditch work. Clearing work. Excavating work. Call at 228 1st st Main 6003. MR. FRANK CAMPBELL. TOCNG married man anxious for work, dish washer, janitor or watchman, from 12:80 m. to 6:30 a. m. L-486. Journal. WANTED Inside work of any kind; wagea no object, by handy man. American, ag 68. Sellwood 608. FOR- general repair work, iron or wood, also plumbing, all small contracts, call .Woooiawn 4 8. Ask lor J. una. WANTED Work in garage or s private chauffeur hr Jannee. Tsbo.- 8268. EXCAVATI6N and-piowing and general team work, rjellwooa ;uS. WOULD like wor-4 cutting contract; any amount Write O. B. Peterson, Metsger. Or. TOCNG man would like to learn sho repair lng. Wdln. 2579. . A-l CARPENTER builds and remodels cheaply; contract Wdln. 128. SITUATIONS FEMALE ENERGETIC and apbl woman want man agement apartment, bouse; hotel experience, P. O. box 808. city. EXPERIENCED waitress wishes place in smalt hotel for self and husband; room and board. and wages, bast 8767. room 18. YOUNG tadr emoloved wishes few hours' work moraines, for rnnm ana board situ congenial people. A-846. Journal. POSITION aa telephone operator in private ex change. JJav 1 rears experience. Mam 9447. TWS votine ladies, violinist and pianist to pksy for dancing; will supply trap drummer If desired. Phone wooaiawn hhz. MIDDLE AGED lady wants position aa hoitte- keeper in wid"wr a home. 669 commercial it. Wn.L care for children evenings. Call, aftet 6:80. Call main eiTS). room LACE scrim. Marquisette curtains hand latln dered by expert. Eaat 6196. WANTED By refined middle aged widow, po- sition aa nooseaeeperr n , jonrnau ELDERLY woman 'wants light housework. Phone Sellwood 239 KITCHEN walla washed, window cleaned, floor waxed. Beaeonabla Phone Main 861. CURT 4 INS hand laundered. Called lor aad de- hvered. Phone 219-23. DRESSMAKING it ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladle' garmavita, reasonable price.; work guaraatsed. I. Reubin. Ladles' Tailor. 40 trash I -an bM FURNISHED BOOMS CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms, $?:S0 pet week. 247 6th et FURNISHED ROOMS FRIT ATE - FAMILT It S COMPLETELY furnished housekeeping room near Booth Portland sntpyams. io a moo tit. 746 1st near Porter. Main 2992. LARGE front mom for rent at 47 E. 9th t Suitable for 2, rent reasonable. Call East 6766. NEATLY iurnUhed room. $10 a month; gen- tlemaa preferred. Eaat 4897. 884 E. Oak, LARGE, cfaeerfnl furnished front room, conven iences; adtilM. Kast 624. ROOMS AWT BOARD 16 THE MARTHA WASHINGTON, 880 10th. lot buxln girtt iu ftuarBta, Manaau j;9i BOOMS AJU BOARD FRIYATE -FAMILY II LA RGK, cheerful tarnMied treat roon coaver lenee.1 adnlt - K. 89 IRVINuTO.-r-Frtlbidroin, flna beat. Vrsaj exi. elet. Vreakfa-t. Eata6. WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD tt MAN, wife and eousin. all t working, wai and board. PMw MawOiarna. Ladd district, about SO mla, rid. Auto. 8-228 HOTJSEKEEFING ROOMS I FURNISHED AND CNFUBNISHKD CLEAN,' oomforuble housekeeping suite, suit- able for - of adnliv 84 7 6Ui at. SINGLE bouaekeepmg rooms lor rent Sta ik Hawthorne ave. - -. --i - ortRNI8HED"b"ousek6aping rooms, heat, llgut and telephone. t27 a mo. ifl Hall , tt. -Ott6ENTfniUh.d housekeeping rooms. Ca3 Tabor 4987, ' HOrSEIEtFINO ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED i BIT ATE FAM1LT . x ti ' BEAUTIFUL 8 mom flat, all convenience, to man and w'e: referen" trH.wreiL , 666 1U , Sith st. B. R M car. Cnfurnlahad. UNK (tirnislted Itouaekeeplni room and kitchen. ette. light, beat, phone and bath, - 66 East ' Wshnaton t. THREE light rooms lor rent, with tight, water, partly f urn la bed, good place to weeb, 1010 4 2d hs8 F, Y ' .J' CXRGE" SoTTioor room su) labia or" 3 bachalonv -164 N. lath at. - ' UNFURNISHED houMkaeptng room. Can ti' afternoons. 680 Devia at. No children.. FOB RENT HOUSES UNFURNISHED If For Rent Se Frank L. MeGuir to tngure against fl. ' AWngton bldg. Main .1016. WHEN TOO WuVR;- csk north! WESTERN CLECTRIv UGUT 8EBVICI ' 1 0th and Washington. Bread f 686, FOH " " R E.C T room " bouse'. 6 S il ' V. " tl.", oor. Woodward. 812. Inuir 48 N. 1st at.. Monday. - - . - - WANThnuee in Hawthome. Bos Dtr' or Rich mond. No children. Phone 611-16. " ' FOR-RENT 7loom hoia wlth7uraoa, block Jrom car. S12E.4 7 thjiC HOUSES FOR BEXT FURMTTJHrl . FOR BALE .- 68 HOCSF. for rent Furniture for sals. I rent upper half of house and clear 612 above rent for whole house. Leaving city. Will aell ebeen. t all Mow). 21TB. 168 N, 16th t. HOTSE for rent, IIS. Furniture for aeU.'lrtA. 423 Powell TaUey goad, csar Creston. Call before noon Wed. FURWIUHED HOrSEW H 114 S ROOM fumUhed house! Ftt fc. 4?tS at., near Harrison. - FURNISHED FLATB LOWER flat tor rent: furnace, modem eon. venieneea: Worth Irvlrtfton, 667 lreott f.' AFABTMEST6 FOB REWT 128 Two large, light, auany turnisbed houaa' keeping rojiroa. S42 E. 97th lU Rlehmoad car to 27th at.. 1 block south. 2 ROOM front apt, clean, eulat. eanlrsn. 2474 6th at. ' 2 AND 4 ROOM furnished ept. gss. water. light, garage. Tabor 426. TT ANTED TO RENT To Rent We are In touch wllh hundreds of paotl wanting to rent horn. Let ua rant snd bus- - ag your property. ; FRANK Ia MtOI'IgB To" Rent Tour Horn. 1 Abingtnn Mdg. Main 168. WB have hundred of clients desiring to rent. The efficiency of ' Th Meuulre Bretem of . property management will save you eoctl, v FRANK U. afOUUIHB. ' Abingtnn Jjd. Main 1968. WANTED Subrent 9 room tunlahearpar? inent 0 weeks: good refsrtnee. No chlldrea. 7.-S51, Journal. ' REAL -ESTATE BUSINESS FROFEBTT FOUR (4) fUta, Wart S.de, Coesh ed dltlon; will pay in rental 6160 per month, all In first elaas condition. Toil 1 won't have to. spend money to tlx them VP, -Ixt 60x100 Vn corner, all clear; fin in vestment. $12,000, term. WAKEFIELD. FRIES ft OOVFANT; 86 4U St y ALBEBTA BUSINESS COB.NCR Two lota, atore building: on oarltti. By owner; will s.ll cheap. Phone Woodlawn 161. FOB SALE HOUSES i II fUWtHftRNE'BUNGALOW'BXtfaATUfT- . Let ua show you this wonderful bargain, on f those an hard to find., 5 room and bath , down. 2 and sleeping porch up. Strictly sacdarn, furnaee. fireplace, hdwd. floor. Must be sold aa owner i leaving city. Immediate noasaetioa. J. A. W1CKMAJI CO.. 204 Ry. Exchange bldg. Mala SB 8. SUNNTStDE BCNOILOW Kin. 8-r. hunoalow. electric, gaa, toed bath. cemented basement, traya, city liana aU paid: no mortaage to assume; lot 88 1-8x100, oa Eaat ... Salmorl. near 84th. Price $3600; reasoaable . cash payment and $26 ptr me. UHcnsi a nti,iair - . -818 Board of Trade bldg. Mabl T469. $2460 5 H BLOCK'S BOSit CiffCAet"" 4. Nifty modern 6-room bungalow. lrg , porcbaa, electricity (nice fixture 1 eomplale ' plumbing. Dutch kitchen, gaa, full basement. laundry trayi; nice 60x100. lot. Term. labor 6669; --, " ' $2860 FOB a 8 room, with grouod al over a i - lota. barn, garage, looxioo in oema. inut . tree snd fin pln for poultry: easy terms, -. F. L. BLANCH ARO. 619-20 Railway Exchange Bld. OIEBN 4 -room house, lot 60x100, assorted -, fruit. 3 bearing English walnut trees, chicken run and garden spot: house furnished, tor,. $1660; cash payment snd monthly payment for balsnre; family trouBi reason lor . seuinc 1819 Haven st St Johne ear. ' Rog $6800 TfTT An 8 reinm bungalow In A-l condition I tuu -' lot: has oak floors, fireplace, built-ins, oment -. haaement lurnaca. rraaent owner hag eerapied since erection : could not be dnplieated today for t near the price. Main 8968. Eve. Tabot 9090. 4 BLOCKS TO FRANKLIN HIGH v . Oaner aellina enuity to go 06 eifesge. room huogalow, electric light, gaa, complete . hath, bic lot. good ehlrkeo hewse. sgg&O, 61040 cash, 620 per month. Tabor 2966. ; FOR SALE 6 room house In good condition, nn navad street: Una lot and fall basement. waah tray, large pantry end hall: handy to ear. Price 63760. half cash. No egeeta. Owner, . 1084 K. Alder. Tabor eee. . FINE HOME . . : One acre. B room modern nous, fust out eHtei near school, ear Un and bard surface toad. 80O0. Tabor 470. - ' JfAWtHdRNtf DISTRICT ... ' For sale by owner. 6-room bungalow, vbailt-le ; - features and fireplace; 83809, tarawi loeatad ee a full lot at 288 K. 62d at Can Tabor 47 IS. ' 6 BOOM BUN0AIW $8000 OWNER New end modem, fun oww.roto ' basement, . , Dutch kitchen, furnace. - Woodlawn 6028. . 1 1108 T.. 16th st N. 1 FOUR room modern house, nice yard, eOilOO J lot, garage, pared (tract, house In fine Condi. tlen, white enamel kltehca, full sice bgliewnt; ! price 62860. 961 E. 7tt N. - - . ' f 82000 I aere In" ealtlvatJoa aeUeted 'fruit 7 trees, 8 -room hnoa. elect ric light and water: , 3 Mocks north Bryant station. Incsir for ' Taylor' place, Waluga, Or, f BEAt'TlFtLbongalow,6 room reception" ha fj j end bath, property aoiie. complete gang 1 16v33, plenty of berries ad lot af, flower;.. term. Phone TM189. fR V IN'GTON corner, d room, bath, den, large 1 f. , closet, concrete basement, hot air fereaew. See It at 744Clackamaa at Phone East 6769. BTOWNEB tet and rocVn eotUg. good condition. Term! cheap. F. E. MeOinaia. Main 3881. ' ' 1 - MODERN 6 room bousw. bargain if taken i once. (38 East Kelly. Call owner. StU- , wood tli. ' '- A SNAP 4 room bona aad lot at 1600' Foe- ' . ter at, near peninaula eve., for $400. Osroev 840 E. Tamhlli at . - f5iT will be charmed with thia eoe.y ' 4-roos horn, full cement baaement, large chick .a house, fruit. Tabor 4807. -: ONE of-the beautiful bungalows of LaureUlo rst , up to data. Address S. U N. OUman, Box -4$. Garden Home Main 8460, TERMS Nearly modern 4 room eotta, cloc to car; lot 40x136. Owner, Sellwood 3204. 7 ROOM bungalow near reninsula aoaooa, ip ; If coM thl week. East 660. ' FIVE room bungalow, newly fursiaboa, for ! cheap, terms If dectrad. 6328 68th at S. B. I LOT, a house tent, ruraQaed. (ars.. bar , cow, 3 pigs and 9 docks. Tab, 1267. A PORTABLE house or used a gsraj 'etc 10x20. Tabor 6463. 6 ROOM house for sale in St Johns. , t'n-. c ; 61600: onpaved. 942 Ambnrst at Cot 1147. SEE Frank U atoGoir to iatere against (lrt. Ablfigton bldg. Main 1066. - -. k'Sfi-SiXE fxit and 4 room eotta.'1 H block from ear, 860. Pbon Lent 8023. tOeMlnved ee feilewine Fate)