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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 21," 1S20. JUCKLEY GOES 10 ORIENT FOR PORT ON TRADE MISSION California Man Named by Port land Commission to Represent V- City as Shipping Agent. The Port of Portland commission ; at its meeting thin afternoon, named J. K. Buckley of Oakland, Cal.. to .. represent the commission and the ' city of Portland generally on a trade mission to the Orient. Buckley will so as a general shipping ', . agent, informing business men of the Kar East of the facilities of the port and of the Import and export possibilities. . Appointment was made as a result of the strongest recommendations by Presl- dnt Max. H. Houser of the commiiwior,. )t was Houser who announced at the " meeting JO days ago that a commercial ' agent to rpreent Portland in the Far Kast was absolutely necessary. Houser said that he would himself hire such an agent if the port commission or some . other public body did not take action within 30 day. The salary will be $3000 a year and an additional 17500 is provided for the expenses necessary In carrying on the campaign of education in the Orient. Buckley la widely "acquainted with trade conditions In the Far East as he - traveled extensively In Chins, Japan, Singapore and through the Dutch East Indies. Buckley is one of the few white men to master any of the Chinese dialects, speaking Hok Quan Chinese, that used by the merchants generally in the trade in the East Indies. He also speaks Spanish, French and Malay. EGERIA HAS HEAVY CARGO Barge Starts to Unload Federal Sur plus Supplies. Work of unloading the barge Egeria at St Johns concentration yard of the supplies owned by the Emergency Fleet corporation after completion of the ship building program was started this after- .jioon. These supplies were loaded from the " government controlled yards at Astoria, but hardly a dent was made in the pile, according to officials of the supply and ' sales division, so huge Is the accumula tion. The materials on board the Egeria, which is loaded down to her marks and with the decks piled high, comprise all manner of shipbuilding material. It is expected that at least a week will be consumed in the unloading, after which the barge will be towed to the Coast Shipbuilding company yard,Xln South Portlandfor completion as an off shore lumber schooner. The Egeria has been purchased by a syndicate of Port land men, headed by H. E. PonnelL Other barges are to be sent to Astoria in a few days to pick up additional ma terial for the St Johns yard, SALES MANAGER RETURNS Yoakum of Fleet Corporation Back; New Plans Due. With the return to the coast of C. O. Yoakum, general manager of the west ern district, supply and sales division, Kmergency fleet corporation. Important announcements in regard to plaits for selling surplus material left after the completion of the government program in the Northwest are expected in a few days. Yoakum is expected in San Franclcco , Thursday, and Jay S. Hamilton, assist ant in charge of sales, and J. W. Wood, assistant in charge of the material sec tion, will leave tonight to meet htm. The three officials will meet with California officials , for a few days, then return to Portland and later go to Puget Sound for a like conference. The Foundation company paid ap proximately $50,000 for 5200 pieces of piling stored at San Francisco, in a sale completed Tuesday by the sales and supply division. . The material Is to be used in construction of a pier, in San Francisco harbor for the Standard Oil company. LOADS FOOD FOn INDIANS Algonquin to Supply Shortage of Pro visions at Alaska Canneries. Astoria, Jan. "51. The coast guard cutter Algonquin left Tuesday morning for Seattle, where she will take on pro visions for Indians at various fishing canneries in Alaska, who are said to be short of supplies. She will remain In Alaskan waters during the fishing sea son, acting aa patrol. No otl.er vessel la to replace her here. The Algonquin was assigned to the mouth of the Columbia river last Sep tember. The vessel was formerly in the coast guard service at various points along the Atlantic coast, and served in the navy as a convoy vessel between Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Accountants and Auditors 1426 Northwestern Bank Building announce the opening of anoffice in Los Angeles at the H. W. Hellman Building, Fourth and Spring Streets, under the joint management of Mr. Walter C. Wright, C. P. A., and Mr. .Willis II. Brown, C. P. A. Xew Tork Boston Philadelphia Xew Orleans Pittsburg Detroit Milwaukee Dallas Chicago Ht. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Salt Lake City Portland San Franeiseo Los Angeles ACCUMULATE Some high-class securities at the present time when prices are exceed ingly low, and they are yielding large returns. We will buy for you any high-class Mated securitid and carry them for you on the partial payment plan. Tou receive all the dividends and pay us interest on Ute unpaid balance. This applies to all the leading railroad, steel, copper and Industrial stocks. We have the financial statements and late Information on them all to assist you In determining- what to buy. Direct private leased wires to all security markets. Continuous Quo tations. . ... LIBERTY and VICTORY BONDS bought at the highest market price. HERRIN & RHODES, Inc. Portland, Seattle and Taeoma it. r. Einager, Manager - Established 18M " " X STOCKS AIiT BONDS SI I JUllway Exchange Billdlag , , - Main 283 aad 384 Gibraltar and the United Kingdom dur ing the war. Captain Walter A. Wiley and his crew paid a visit In Portland with the Algonquin in November. CITY. OF TOPEKA I.V DRYDOCK ' 1 Steamer's Next Trip to Be Direct to San Franeiseo. The steamer City of Topeka of the Portland-San Francisco passenger serv ice of the Admiral line, will leave Se attle, where It Is now undergoing re pairs on the Todd drydock. January 24, taking a general cargo but no passen gers direct to San Francisco. Announce ment of this was made today by K. O. McMlcken. general passenger agent for the Pacific Steamship company, who is in Portland today. The Topeka will resume its customary sailing j from San Francisco on Janu ary 80 and will leave Portland again for the South on February 3. BOILERS WILL GO SOUTH Steamer Poulsen Scheduled to Leave With Three Boilers Today. The steamer Johan Poulsen was ex pected to leave down from the Willam ette Iron Steel Works today with three marine toilers for shipbuilding plants at San Francisco. The Poulsen came up from Westport, Tuesday night. where a portion of its lumber cargo was taken aboard, and will return to West port to complete before starting south, This makes six boilers loaded at the Willamette Iron Works this week, three being taken out Tuesday afternoon for Seattle by the steamer F. 8. Loop. They will be delivered to the Tood Dry dock & Shipbuilding company. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT Frank O'Conner. resident manager of the Pacific Steamship company, was advised this morning by wireless that the shipping board freighter Aniwa. coming to Portland Irom Honolulu to load flour for the Atlantic, was 300 miles off the mouth of the Columbia at 8 o'cTock Tuesday night. The vessel in expected In the river Thursday morning. .The wooden steamer Owatama will complete bunkering at the Fifteenth street terminal today, and will leave down for St. Helens Thursday to take cargo at, the tie booms. The Owatama will go"o the United Kingdom uVider operation and management of the Pa cific Steamship company. me vessel was recently completed at Astoria. The shipping board tanker Imlay, with Its cargo of creosote oil from Amster dam, was at the plant of the St Helens Creosote company this morning, 'dis charging. A large portion of the lm lay's cargo, which came from Europe, was left at points on the Sound. After finishing at St. Helens, the vessel will proceed to San Francisco and probably take grain to Europe. The ligntnouso tenaer aianzamia is replacing the Important No. 6 nun buoy in the channel at the mouth of the Columbia river with a new gas and whittling buoy, according to an an nouncement by Superintendent Robert Warrack of the seventeenth llKhthouae district today. Representatives of the United States steamboat Inspection service were aboard the steamer Pawlet at the Standifer yards in Vancouver this morning, con ducting the hydrostatic tests. The Paw let was launched Tuesday morning. The motorshjp Oronite was reported en route from San Francisco for the Columbia river today. The Oronite will load lumber st Westport for Sydney, Australia, on orders furnished by the Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export com pany. The vessel is charted by A. F. Thane & Co., Kan Francisco. Completing Its cargo at the North Bank dock, the United States army transport Marica was shifted to the Portland flouring mills at 8:15 this morning to finish. . It is expected that the transport will be ready to get away by Sunday. All beacons in the Columbia river which were carried away by the Ice in December have now been replaced ex cept one, according to Robert Warrack, superintendent of the seventeenth light house district This Is the gauge pile beacon in Astoria harbor. West Cayote Arrives February 7 Arrival of the steamer West Cayote otsthe European-Paclflo line in Port land harbor to load cargo for the United Kingdom and the continent, wll not be until February 7, the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company announced today. The vessel hao not yet reached Seattle and will not be able to load and leave there by January 30, the date first announced. Position of Ships North Head,- Jan. 21. Positions of ships at aea, as reported to this station by radio at 8 p. m... January 20: Silvershell. MarUnea for Portland. 394 miles north of San Francisco. Hartwood. Grays Harbor (or San Diego, 88 miles south of Grays Harbor. Wahkeena, Grays Harbor for Ban Pedro, 85 miles south of Grays Harbor. Klamath. San Francisco for Portland, 20 miles south of Columbia river. IIWESIHEHT ia magazine that is teaching thousands of people how to makcii profit on listed stocks and bond. Write for this week'a leave, which contain tnvtexlata information, abort avrsi estab lished acatrMes that caa b bought bow to yield a liberal rejttms. IMVESTMENT IS FREE. WRITE TODAY. 1UUEBEL&CO. IMVaSTMIMT BAMKIftS 1MB Sao La SaH StXaJcaf Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Moose Jaw Calgary YsneooTer London Paris News of; the Port Arrleasa Januan IT" Klamath. American etaenvrr. from San Fran. Cisco, passenger sod general. BUnr Shall, American Messier, iron mo Francisco, oIL Colonel . L. Drake, Americas steamer, from Ban Padre, oil. D nil tuna January 81 Imlay. American steamer, from St. Helena, for San Francisco, ballast, Washtenaw, American steamer, tor Port San Lai. baUaat Lansing. Americas steamer, for Baa Francis eo, ballast Frank H. Bark, American eteamer, for Gavin, ballast MARINE ALMANAC Weather at Riser's Mouth Ninth Head. Jan. 21. Conditions at 'lie month of the river at noon: aea smooth, wind northwest 8 miles, weather ekmdy. Tide at Astoria Thursday High Water Low Water 1:59 a. m ...7.0 feet T:B7 a, m. . 2.0 feet 1:28 p. m. ...8.8 feet 8:33 p. m. . 0.1 foot DAILY HIVEU READINGS ) a. m.. Pacific Time. STATIONS si 3N 355 8 The Dalles . Eugene Albany" . . . . Salem Oregon City . . 40 3 . 4 ... "0.00 10 2.3 0 0.00 20 2.9 -0.1 0.00 20 r.e -0.2 0.00 12 8.2 -0.2 O.00 ) 15 3.l '0.3 0.00 Portland () Rising, i-) Falling. RIVEE FORECAST The Willamette riter at Portland will remain nearly stationary during the next two or three days except u affected tT the tide. AT EIGHBORIJtG PORTS Seattle. Wash., Jan. 21. Arrired Fria Baiter from San Pedro Tia Ban Franrisoo and Point Wells. 8 a. m. : Dareniwrt, from San Pedro ria Sen Francisco. 6 :30 a. m. ; Jaiary from Taeoma. 8:40 a. m. Balled Msquan for Manila. Tia ports, 7:4 5 a. m. ; Fulton for British Columbia porta, 8:80 a. in. Arrived January 20 GlorieU from Honolalu Tia San Francisco, 5 p. m. : Endieott from Manila. Tia ports, 1 p. m. : M. S. Vgakena from Taeoma. st A n m ' Ketchikan. Jan. 20. Sailed Princess Mary north bon nd at 2 a. m. . . a ... . 1 , , l . .... Antoiogssia, Jan. i. ssura lasr riu-ii, , for Taeoma. Norfolk. Jan. 18. ArriTed Frontenac from Genoa Bay. B. C. Balboa. Jan. 20. Arrired General, Pan from Taeoma Tia Victoria, B. C. San Pedro. Jan. 20. Arrited Admiral Far- rasut from Seattle Tia San Francisco. 8 p. tru Bailed Seattle Spirit for New Tork ria Balboa. Astoria, Jan. 21. Sailed F. 8. Loop for Taeoma, 8 :20 a. m. ; January 20 arrived Imlay from Seattle at noon. Victoria, Jan. 20. ArriTed Waihemo. from Vancouver for drydock at midnisht. Hailed Tyndareus for Hongkong- Tia Manila and ports at 8 a. u. Vancouver. Jan. 21. ArriTd-MelTille Dol lar from Manila Tia porta. Jan. 20. Arrived Oovernor from Seattle; barkentine Jana U Stan ford from Han Francisco, Tia Ksquimalt. Port Townsend. Jan. 21. Passed in Rnsh for Seattle at 7 :30 a. m. Sailed Schooner Hel ene for Honolulu In tow of tu Richard Holyoke at 9:15 p. m. Passed out lil worth and F.I Kegnndo for Richmond at 4 p. m. ; Admiral Schley st 3 p. m. ; Alameda at t p. m. liverett, Jan. 20. Arrived Wapama from San Ihcgo via San Pedro and San Francisco. Taeoma, Jan. 20. Arrived Latouche from Southwestern Alaska ports at 10 p. m. ; M. S. Wakena from British Columbia porU; Stan thony from Seattle. San Francisco, Jan. 21. (I. N. 8.) Arrived Jan. 20: Barge 91, in tow tug Standard No. 2, ls Angeles, 7:10 p. m. Sailed Jan. 20: Richmond, barge 02 in tow. Honolulu, 11:35 a. m. : San Jacinto, Columbia river, 1:25 p. m. ; Cbehalis, tirsys Harbor, 2:25 p. m. : Queen. Seattle. 3:20 p. m. : Pres ident, Los Angeles, 3:25 p. m. : Brunswick. Fort Brsgg. 4:85 p. m. ; CoauiUe River. Fort Bragg. 5:20 p. m. : Brooklyn. Bandon, 6:15! n m Hn i'itv Portland. H:85 ii- m : Sia- ' foam, Mendocino, 7:20 p. m. ; Acme, Bandon. 8:0ft p. ro. ; Johanna Smith. Marshfield, 10:50 p. m. San Francisco. Jan. 21. (I. N. 8.) Ar rtved. Lyman Stewart, Port San Luis, 12:10 s. m. : Unimak. Bowen's Landing. & a. m. : Phoenix, Greenwood. 5:15 a. m : Admiral Dewey. Seattle, 7:30 a. m. : West Port. Cres cent City. 11:13 . m. ; tlaapar, Cajiar, tt:20 a. m. Sailed: Training ship Iris, c raise. 10 a. m. Astoria. Jan. 21. Arrived, at 1 last night and left up st midnight, steamer Klamalli, from San Francisco. Sailed, at 8:20 a. m., steamer F. 8. Loop, for Seattle. ArriTed. at 8:15 a. m , t. 8. 8. Heather. Sailed, at 9:20 a .m., V. 8. S. ManssnUa. Arrived, at 10:20. and left up at 11 a. m-. steamer Silver Shell, from San Frsnciaco. Arrived, at 12:05 p. ra., steamer Colonel E. L. Drake, from San Pedro. Arrived, at 12:05 p. m., lishtnouse tender Rose. San Francisco. Jan. 20. (tailed, at 1 p. m . steamer Man Jacinto, for Columbia river. Sailed, at 0 p. m., steamer Rose City, for Portland. Eureka, Jan. 20. Arrived, at 8 a. m., steam er Admiral Goodrich, from Portland, for San Franc isro. Astoria, Jan, 20. Left up, at 1:15 p. m., steamer Imlay, from Amsterdam. Schf umann-Helnk Brttrr San Diego, Cal.. Jan. 21. (U. P.) Mm. Schumann-Helnk's condition is slightly improved today, according to reports from her Crossmount home. Her temperature is slightly lower and she passed a comfortable night She is suf fering from a pneumonia attack. TRANSPORTATION IMMLines AMERICAN LINE NEW YORK-PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON Nsw York Fab. 7, Mar. St, Paul Feb. 14, Mar. Philadelphia Feb. 21, Mar. 10 RED STAR LINE NEW YORK TO ANTWERP VIA PLYMOUTH AND CHERBOURG Lapland Fen. 24 WHITE STAR LINE NEW YORK-UVERPOOL Oedria Jan. 87 Bartto Jan. 81, Mar. 18 Ortoaa Feb. IS Oaftlo Mar. a NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON VTA CHERBOURG. FRANCE Aarlatlo Feb. 14, Mar. 20 NEW YORK-GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GENOA Oanoete Mae. a Oratle Mar. 20 WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE PORTLAND,, ME.-HAUFAX-UVERPOOL - From Portland Halifax Canada Fab. 13 FstM 14 For reservations and tickets apply to leeal agents er Oompany's Office, C. P. Bargee nt. 81 a aaeend are.. Seattle, Wash. Phone Main 118. SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY OIP4RT IS NOON. Friday, Jan. 23 FROM AINSWORTH DOOK FAR! INCLUDia BIltTrl AND wUALa CITY TIOKKT OFPIOK. SO AND WASH. f vmoni main ssaa FRIIOMT OFFIOI. AINSWORTH DOOt FHONI MROADWAT MS SAN FRAN0I8CO A FORTVAMO a. a. Lima un aa feam in Plag Tour Trie Abroad. Tea secure the benefit of experienced lnfor . aaation. Bare cirea Steaauiup Bookinga nay tpeeUl attention for tna pest 10 years. 1 Dorsey B. Smith, Manager Tn journal Treeei ane irrrarmetwn - wOURNAL BLD4I, PORT LA MO, OR. KEf? TODAY Journal "Want" Ads RATES. DAILY OR SUNDAY Far haevpsr sasernosi 12 Three tons sen tiea ineartloM for prion of tire. Bach snbanqeaat eotaseenttee tnrtloa wtthoerl change of espy, Per Una ...............A Ooaxrt ats ifmit word to ta Une Pbeuee Main 7173, Automatic 560-51 For sauetkty rales eeoa tot eo bettor. SEE 1186 EAST ANKENY Xew (just completed) 6 room colonial bungalow, A superior home. Up-to-the-minute in every detail. Built by day labor. Lot 30x143. 1186 E. Ankeny, Vx block from Laurelhurst Park. Price 17250 on terms to suit. Drive out and see the outside, then see LAURELHURST CO. 27H STARK ST. -MR. KOEHLER MAIN 170 pEBTTMABTTJ SECTIONAL OABAGE. Yon can net tt up in a few boura Send for illus trated circular. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. Ill E. llth St. Pkeae East (lit Portland. Or. Send Us Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver) Old Biffs nnd Woolen Clothlne. We Mass Bcrartlble. Hnnd.WoTtn FLUFF RUGS Room Sic Fluff Rugs, Wo-en, 517.50 Baf Br Wotsm All Slcei Mall Orders Send for Boeklet. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning Ixll Bits. SUasned Cleaned. tlM WESTERN FLUFF BCO CO $4 Union Are. N. Fkoiet East $il$ sVB OslLi. FOR TOUR OLD OA. PITS, DUOS AND WOOLCN OLOTHINfl. Wa Make Baeutlful Hane-Worsa FLUFF RUGS All Werk Turned Out Promptly. Rues Woven All Sixes. Mall Orders Ssnd for Bosalet. Oarpsls Oteaned. Late and RefltUS. NORTHWEST RUG CO. 4X CAST eta HTM ST. Mono last SMO. STORAGE SPACE InTesflffate Oar Plant aad Bate Why aeaume expensive leaaee under present hlah coets? CLAY 8. MOBSE, I5C Drayaga aad storafe. ltta aad Gilsaa. Paoae Bdwy. t7a. kaletroonis. West Park aad Yamhill At 10 A. M. Tomorrow MEETING NOTICES 41 AL EADER"TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. 8 Ceremonial session Saturday, January 24, Municipal Auditorium. Third and Mill sta. Business session at Masonic Tem Ble at 10 a. m. First section at -V80 p. m. Second section st S p. m. Candidates will report at north entrance of The Audi torium at 1:4 5 n. m. Petitions should be in by 5 p. m. Friday. January 23. Vaudeville entertainment at The Auditorium Friday, January 28, at R:80 p. m., for Shrin ers and their ladies. Visiting nobles cordially invited. By order of the potentate. HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. REMEMBER the Maine attrac tion. Annual ball given -dec the aiimicM Villa IaHm v 124. LO. O. F Thursday erening. January 22. c,1,oc. Multnomah boUl ballroom being es pecially fitted for this occasion. Splendid orchestra. All Odd Feilows and friends cordial ly invited. Three grand priaea for ladiea and one for gentlemen. Light refreshments served and a splendid time In atore for alL E. P. MERTZ, MAX BAKELL, 8AMCKL 8HEPAKD. Committee. A REGULAR communication of victory chapter. V. D.. O. E. 8.. will be held Thurs day night. January 22, at Arch er place hall. GRACE CRAMER, Sec'y. COLUMBIA LODGE No. 114 A. F. & A. M. Special com munication tomorrow (Thurs day) erening. at 7:30 o clock. Labor in the F. C degree. Vis iting brothers always welcome. By order W. M. FRED L. OLSOf. Secy. EENTON LODGE NO. 145. A. r. AND A. M. Special com munication Thursday everunr. Jan. 22, 7:30 o'clock. Work In M. M. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. By order of W. M. F. M. ROBINSON. Sec , i 1 BAM CjsiJ even SAMARITAN LODGE No. 2, L O. IT., meets every Wednesda erening at 8 o'clock. Odd Fellows' temple. 228 Alder at. Isnml ihm. tonigbt. viainng orotners always welcome. F. W. KROLL. N. G. JE88E T. JONES. Sec y. SUXNY8IDE LODGE NO. 163. A. F. and A. MA-Stated com mnnicatioa Thursday, Jan. 23k 7.80 p. m., temple Sata and Hawthorne. Visitors welcome. By order W. M. JAMES 8. GAT JR.. Secy. . ORIENT LODGE No. 17. L T O. F. Regular meeting this (Wednesday) averring at 8 o'clock, E. 6th and Alder ata, A. A. K NOBLE. M. G. 8. A. STARR. See'y. Second degree. THE MACCABEES Portland Tent No. 1 Regular review every Thursday erening. at hall, 408 Alder st. All members urged to be present V letting Sir Knights always welcome. GEO. I. BAKER. N. R EMBLEM JEWELRY a spectsttyi notions, pta jaeger asroav. iswss eta sc. IL E T TJ S SHIP if aaft ! SraC? a I DEATHS ASP FrKEBJtLS li tlLBERT At 8anFraDciaoo, ,CaL, Jan. 18, r Mary A. Gilbert, aged T5 rears, beloved as other of Anna K. Gilbert. Mrs. Ixnis Nunan and George Gilbert of Saa Francisco, Mrs. A. V. Allen Br. and Mrs. Frank 1. Btnabic of this city, sister of Mra. B. O Hsre. Captain Thomas Mountain of this city, and Mra. . L. Bawd of Los Angeles, Cal. Fnnaral earrices will be held Thursday, Jan. 22. at 9 o'clock a. m., at the Cathedral. 15 th and Darts sta. Friends invited. Intamwnt at Lone Fir eatnatary. The are at Fmley's, Montgomery at 5th. JOHANNE8EN Suddenly. January 19, 1920, Alexander K. Jobannnaen, aged 63 rears; be loved husband of Jeusine Johannes en, lata of 4911 Eighty-fourth street smith east: father of Elfar Johennesen. Funeral serrioss win be coo ducted tomorrow (Thursday) , January 23. at 2 P. m . from the Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran church, corner Fourteenth and Darts streets. Frier da invited. Interment at Multnomah ceme tery. Remains are at Pearsons Undertaking psrlors. RtneU at t'nion avenue. Deceased was a deacon for aererel years of the shore named ehureh. REAME At the Emanuel hospital. Tuesday, January 20. Robert C. Beame, aged 40 years: beloved husband of Clare Olive Reame. De ceased waa a member of Bridge A Structural Iron Workers Union, also L O. O. F. Funeral ser vices will be held from the Wilson A Wilson Res idential Funeral parlors, Killmgaworth avenue st Kirby, Thursday, January 22. at 2 p. ro., under the auspicca of the L O. O. F. Friends are in Tited. Incineration at Portland crematorium. BARNES In this city, January 20. James Barnes, seed 81 rears 2 months 8 days: hus band of Mrs. Marsh Barnes and father of Mis asargn A. Barnes and wmiam J. tsweeuey; all of 218 East Thirty-sixth street, city. Funeral services will be held from the above feaidence tt 8:50 Friday morning; thenc to SL Stephens cnurcn, t ony-second and Taylor street, where re quiem mass will be offered. Please omit flowers. alcEntee a Eilers, funeral directors. RASSMf 88EN January 20, 1920, at hia late residence, 40 Mason street, John Rassmumen, aged 78 years, stepfather of Mrs. Ella Anderson. 554 I'ettigrova street: grandfather of Mrs. Clara KopHn, 46 Mason street. Funeral services will be conducted Friday January 23, at 5:30 p. m.. from the chapel of the Peaneon company, Rus sell street at I clon avenue. Friends invited. In- tcrment at family plot, Lone Fir cemetery. CUDMORE In this city. Jan. 20. Joseph Cud more, aged 60 years, late of 422 E. 58d at N., husband of Mra. Jane A. Cudmore, father of Hester Cudmore of this city and Alvton J. Cudmore of North Dakota. The funeral services will be held Thursday. Jan. 22. at 2 o'clock p. m., at the above residence. Friends invited. Interment at Roe City c-metery. The remains will be at Ftnley s until Thursday noon. KALL In this city. January IS. Belle Kali. aged 37 years; beloved wife of Charlm Kali of 3U03 SUty-Uiird street soutiieaat. The fu neral services will be conducted today OVednes dayl, at 2 p. m.. from the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 5802-6804 Ninety-second street southeast, iu Lents. Friends invited. In- tcrment st Mount rlcott Park cemetery. EDDY At tlie residence, 743 Barter street. January 20. 1920. Pttt A. Eddy, sued 74 years, beloved brother of Miss Hattie Eddy: Mrs. Morris R. Cox. and Mra Uni Watson. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Thursday!, January '.'2, 1020, at Holman's parlors. Third and Salmon streets. Incineration Portland crematorium. . RUSS ELL At the family-IresTdencr, at Gresh- am. Or., Jan. 10, Lucius M. Russell, aged 64 years. Funeral services will be held Thurv day, Jan. 22. at 2 p. m., at the dispel of Breeze & Snook, Belmont at 35 th. Friends invited. JOVES In thte,city. January 9. 1920, Benja min C. Jones, aged 37 years, beloved hus band of Mrs Ada ii Jcneg. Remains will be forwarded by Edward Holman & Hon. 1 to Colfax, Wash., where services will be held and inter ment made. MATHER Funeral scrriceiof Arthnr Mather, who passed away at his home at Clacksmat, January 20, aged 70 years, will be held at Clark- araas CcngrcgauonsI church, Thtrraday, !nint in Clackamas erroetry. January McKOMEKT At the late residence, 5720 Eat Seventh atreet S. E., Elizabetli Mcltobert, age 81 yean: beloved wife of John McRobert- He mains at P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors. Funeral notice later. WILLIAMS Funeral services of the lsto Lieut, Warwick Williams will be held Thursday, Jan. 22, st 2:30 o'clock p. m.. at Finley's, Mont gomery at 5th. Friends invited. Interment at Kirerriew cemetery. FEORI5TS LUBLIN ER TWO STORES We sti'Te to Please MS Morrison, bet Bdwy and Park. Marshall 257 828 Morrison. Portland Hotel Marshall 758 MARTIN FORBES CO., florists, 854 Well ington. Main 260. A-1SB9 Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. U.AHKE RftOS., floriets. Morrison st. bet 4th and 6th. Phone Main 7T0B. Fin Flower and floral designs No branch stores. Ilg. N.W. Bans, bide Main 8119 s & 881 Morrison a. Max M. Smith 1?TI. SIXTH ST. LALANF. OPPOSITE POnTOFFICE Fnr all occasion-. Main 8645. Flowers THE PKOPI.E'S FLORAL HHOP. 245 Alder at. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Edward Holman & Son Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON 6TREETS Mala 507. A-1511 lady Assistant J. P. FfflLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAIN t MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. F. S. DUNNING, INC. THE GOLDEN RULE TJNDERTAEERS 414 E. Alder st. Phones Est 63. R-SI38 CHAMBERS CO Funeral Directors. All the Conveniences of a Reroe WooeTI.wn 8S0. 24R-250 Ktltlnrwortb are. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 8802-504 92D ST 8. E.. LENTS Phone Tabor 8287 Home Phone D-BI Dunning & McBntee nroadway and Ankeny sta. Lsdy Aaslitant Phonee Broadway 48Q. A-4558 DOWNING A McNEMAR. succeasors to Wilson A Rons. Multnomah at E 7th.. IrrlEgtoe l-trlct. East 84 MeBNTEB EILEKS. funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home. 10th snd Everett sta Phones Brnedwsr 2188 Home. A-2138. Fan HI D I ff pprL Mrs. Lerch P I a-.. lUCrCa Assistant CNDERTAR-fTBS. B. llth and Hawthorn. R. W. GABLE A CO , Successors to ff. a Hamilton I8T8 E OHsan Phone Tsbnr 4813 UILI.EH A TKACET. Independent funeral di- rectors Prices ss low ss 820. 840, 860 Wsshtnaten st Ella. Msi 201. A-T88B. R. T. BYRNES uAterT-S, Wliims we Woodlawn 270. Breeze & Snook Vitf&Zg? Hragc: UNDERTAKING CO Main 4161 URCWCS t-;n21 Cor Third snd Clay A. R. ZeiEer Co. gyftSA?- JHONTJMENTS Portland Marble Works 468 4th st ono. Crry Hsll. Nen Bros. I M a7-3PO ST. AT MVDLPgj - EOST AND FOTJNl II l nT Rlaek leather purse containing gold v,.tch enaraved 'B. L.. gold pencil, ring and calling cards. Please leave at Irrington phar macy or Journal. Kewara. LOST At Meier A Frank's store, black purse containing currency and watcb. Pleat notify Mrs. A. J. Cook. 108 West 12th st. Vancouver, Wash. Reward. LOST In business district, lady's flat pocket book containing currency, merchandise, credit slip and serines bank book. Reward. .East 602. Room 200. WILL party who found discharge papers ol Carl E Bennett pleaae call Woodlawn 4604. Owner will giro liberal reward. LOST Tan suitcase on Eatacada ear, on Sun day evening. Jan. 18. Finder pleaee phone East 8857 and ask for Mrs. Test- Reward. In South Portland Sat. Lady's brooch, amethirt setting, valued a keepsake, 688-61. 12 reward. Phone BUNCH, about 7 keys; finder please return to O. B, Miller, car of P. 8. . Co., 5th and Deris, end reoelve reward. Bdwy. 6728. LOST Dsngbters American Revolution chapter pin. Name and national number 47183 en- grsvad on back. Tabor 7188.- Reward. LOST Box of curtains aosnewher on Williams are. Finder please call Woodlawn 180 and racetve reward. FOUND Bundle of ruga. Owner, caa havs the era by Identifying and paying (or adr. R. W. Mlnkler, 2011 Main St. Vancouver, Wash. LOST Cashier's cheek bearing J. F. Bain sig nature. Finder call Main 8881. Reward. LOST Pair of li with tortoise shell rim. Reward. Phone East 795T LOST Small brown pars. Monday. . Eaat 4042. . .- Reward. lost amp Fotryp I ' tl LOST On road between Foraaad and RaG, Thuradar night or Friday anorning. black seal porketbook containing registered liberty bonds and papers. Initiate "J. R. T." Please return to this of Oca aad nostra liberal reward. H-67I. J on rail. THE following articles bars been found oa oars of the Portland Railway, Light A Power Co.: January 19, 4 purses, 2 pins, keys, aluminum oatMnt, pair rsDDers, a packages, mux can. handgrips, box of paints. 4 umbrellas. Owners may obtain property at 1st sad akhr ats. LOST Dayton wire wheal with new BaTsro tire. oa read between Portland and Gate City. Sunday, Jan. IS. Address Geo. Mather, Clyde hotel. i LOST Folding check book on Saa Francisco bank, including a check for 980 aad numer ous receipt. Notify C. . A, O'Connor.' Rowland Annex, 207 Vi 4th st. Reward, LOST Blaak hand traveling has marked J. J. Harrington, Sunday afternoon, between Uor neliu hotel and Portland Surgical I hospital. Reward. Can West. Main 47. FOUND United Artisan pin. initialed J. T. A. Owner can bare same by calling at The Journal business office. i HELP VTAJTTED MALE $175 PER MONTH the year around, the average earnings last year of a number of our salesmen over 45 years. This year will be the blxssst yet. No experience necessary; weekly rash advance, cutflt furnished. Big assortment guaranteed trees, shrubbery and Tines. Tou can do what other in experienced men hare done. Washington Nur se rytJTppenlshjWsah. EXPERIENCED fur cutter wanted: gnod open ing for the right man. Give references and salary expected. R. W. Draw, 11th acd Broad way, Taeoma, wash. TAILORS. ATTENTION Strike still on in Portland. LOCAL NO. 74. WANTED A young man for stock ruom. Jkn ply in person only this afternoon Sure. 21 8. Grand are. ! WANTED A man to chop uo leather. Apply Golden West Stupender Co., Theionlx bide om ana VI,. WANTED First class hand at making sausage and parking meat. Address Mountain Meat Co., .Enterprise. Or. I WANTED At once, expert fancy spatter, best wages, fin equipped plant; wire if you can oome. Larimer's City Dye Works. Boise, Idaho. WHEN yon need help caliBdwy72 3 89 HELP WANTED MISC. 49 PONT MISS THIS OFFEH I WE ABE GIVING A SPECIAL FIFTY DOI LAR DISCOUNT TO STCDENTS ENROLLING FOR At' TO AND TRACTOR COCK8K BE FORE FEB. 1. OUR STUDENTS ABE TAUGHT BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN hlilding; REPAIRING AND tkoublk SHOOTING JN ALL MAKES OF GAS EN GINES. THEIR IGNITION SYSTEMS BTAKT ING AND LIGHTING SYS 1 EMS, INCLUDING CKNERAT0K8. 8TARTINU MOTOKS AND THK BUILDING, CHARGING AND CAUE OF STORAUE BATTERIES AND A WPECIAL COURSE IN OXT-ACETTLENE WELDING. THIS OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN SOU BE CAUSE OF THE INCREASED DEMAND FOM MEN rRAINKD IN THESE TRADES. MAKE APPLICATION AT OUK MAIN OF FICE. 707 HAWTHORNE AVE., COK. 20TH ST., OR OUR DOWNTOWN OFFICE. 124 6TH ST. j HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS. TTJLCANIZINO AND RETREADING L.KAKN TO REPAIR. REBUILD AND RETREAD ALL KINDS OF TIRES AND TUBES. ' EXPERT INSTRUCTION ON COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT. I THE 8TATE ALLOWS EX-SERVICE MEN 125 PER MONTH WHILE ATTENDING OUK 8CHOOL. DAY AND EVENING I'lJtSSES. CALL OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.j Inc. 483 HAWTHORNE AVE I DEPT V. ! THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES YOU HOW TO BOSS THE JOB. aDCOX AUTO SCHOOL 1 CNION "AVE. AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S BIFFEKENT ONE WEEK FHER To investigate oar system of teaching antoa. tractors, gas engines, auto electrical and battery work State allows discharged soldiers and sailors 125 per month while attending school. SPE CIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOR AUTO MECIU.M, DAT AND NICiHT CLASSES. CALL OM WRITE FOR 100 PAGE CAT A LOUUB FKKE. ASK FOR ROOK No. 2B. Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping and alt other modern business eoanes. Day and night sahooL AUsky bldg.. 8d and Morrison. Main 824. NOTICE" 1 Do yon want to learn the auto and tractor business where you can work on all makes of automobiles, gas engines and tractors I If so, make application immediately. Special 850.00 discount until Feb. 1. Call or wrlto for free catalogue, and information. HEMPHILL'S AUTO SCHOOLS, INC.. 707 Hawthorne eve. or 124 N. eth sL, Portland, Oregon. i POSITIONS ASSURED ! EVERT GRAL'CATE OF BEHNKB-WALKKS BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography, banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog. LEARN TELEGRAPH 1 I Totma snee and women wanted. Call 484 Railway Exchange bids. Splendid opportunity to learn a well paid profession. Free booklet. Railway Telegraph Institute. i LINK'S BU8LVE8S COLLEGE, bookkeeping, stenography, eiru term, secretarial, special suport taacners; aay ana meat; eae roll now. Broadway 6088. i EAST SIDE COMMEKICAL 8CHOOL Miss Regina Bnckel's private school; Individ ual instruction. 122 Vk Grand sva. East 427. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll free. Frana E. Welles, former Asst. State Sup-, mgr. N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Msin 8276. GOING Eaat or South? Household goods shipped at redocej rates; mo vine snd peeking Feel He Coast Forwarding Co . 408 Hovt st. Bdwy. 708. OHKdON LAW SCHOOL, Alisky bldgi, 3d sn5 Morrison W E Ricbardson. see. Msin 877. HELP "WANTED FEMALE Telephone Operating For Young Women Additional telephone operators are needed due to constantly increasing requirement of the service. A good salary at ths start. Regular and frequent Increasea. Exoellant opportnnltles tor promotion. j Large, eheerfal epersMng rooma Attract! rs recreation rooms. Lunch room with aerred at coat Apply at Telephone Co., Room 801. 6th floor. Talepnoae Blag, Far ana oak LIP MAN, WOLFE A CO. require the services ef two experienced saleswoman for I trimming and embroidery department Also experienced saleslady for art aeedle de partment i Apply , superintendent's office before 10:80 T STENOGRAPHERS nlany high class positions open for steaaare pbars with knowledge of Tho Lbctaobona. In struction riven treo of charge. Apply Th Dicta phone. 420 Spalding bid. j WANTED Some good woman to take car of 8 M year old boy at borne several time a week through th day. Near 14th and Al 18th a Bit berta. Phone Wdln. 6021. WILL adr homo In country to thy girls. age 10 to 18, echoed end Eaat 6268. 228 E 18th st aaasio Isssgns. WANTED Firstrclaas makers aad trim mars or ent-ef-towB end tU9 positions. Apply lome- dlately MnUer A Raas Co., Royal bMg." GIRL to do licht bookkeeping and answer tal phone la plumbing shop. Tabor 810. WOMAN to help with housework 1 or 2 hoars every day. 648 8th at. Phone Main 2805, WANTED Lady cashier for restaurant. Apply J WANTED Elderly , lady. Give good home, I email wages. Mam 60B. TOUNG girl wanted to care torchlldren ; Idran; good 1S1 leddington court - sin. . xaaos 474, HELP WAITEDMALE A5D FEMALE MOLER BARBER COLLEGE rare yon while learning; gtraa yen eat of tools! position secured. Write for catalogue. 184 Bnmside at., or phono Broadway 1191. ' MEN. WOMEN, learn barbel tmdos wages while Warning, position guaranteed. If ft. 1 rrs. axperisBce. Oregon Berber College, I3 Madison PORTLAND Barber college pars, fan walk Warning, glvas yon set of tools fraoj paaitioa seen red. 18 N. Sd St. TTAKTED AGENTS AGENTS wanted to sell a nest auto derios that baa mora merit to the square inch than any auto accessory on .the enarfcet; guaranteed for the life of a car. An opportunity for hustlers to make big profits on investment. Oregon. Washington and Idaho to pick from. Call for , Goodwin, room 204 New Houston hotel. SITUATION'S MALE TOUNG married man anxious tot work, dish washer, janitor or watchman, from 12:80 a. m. to 6:30 a. m. L-486. Journal. WANTED Inside work of any kind; wagas no object, by handy man, American, age 95. Sellwood 60ft. 2 BOVS to work Saturdays, sges 14 and 16; one has some expetienre in gas engine work. 0483 80th are. S. E. Phone Tabor FOR general repair work, iron or wood, also plumbing, all small contracts, call Woodlawn 843. Ask for J. Lind. Al CARPENTER builds .and remodels, cheap. by contract. Woodlawn 1 '2 8. WANTED Work in garage or sa private chauffeur be .lapane-e . Tawv 825H. EXCAATMn"-and plowing and general team work. Sellwood 20 88. SITUATIONSFEMALE j ENERGETIC and capable woman wants man agement apartment house; hotel experience. P. O box 808. city. EXPERIENCED waitress wishes place in smsll ' hotel for self and husband; room and board ' and wages. East 87S7. room 1M. 1 POSITION as telephone operator tn private ex change. HaTe 1 ' years' axertenc. Main 9447. J MIDDLE' AGED lady wants position as hou--keeper in widower's home. 609 Commercial st, LACE scrim. Msrqui.tte rurtaitu band laun dered by eiperu. Esst Wll6. WANTED By refined middle aged widow, po- fcition aa housekeeper. II flflO, Journal, CURTAINS hand lanndered. Called for and 'de livered. Phone 210-28. DRESSMAKING I ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladies" garments, reasonable prices ; work guaranteed. J. Renbin. Ijidiea' Tailor. 4QB Bfh a l.sne bid ri.AIN sewing and children's clothes. Ta. flit 07". FURNISHED ROOMS CLEAN. comfortAble sleeping rooms. S2.&0 per week. 24 7 H nth st. FTJESISHED"YlOOM8 FRIVATE FAMILY It LARGE front room" for rent st 47 E. Blh'tt." Suitable for 2, rent rcasonsblr. Call East 670. LARGE, cheerful furnished front room, conven ience" '. sdtilts. F.t 824. CSFTJRNISHED ROOMS 18 6" ROOMS to rent in Mt. Scott district 81 5 per month, lUhts ami water free. See Mr. Hubert. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO.. Main 174 8. 410 Henry Bldg. . ROOMS AWT) BOARD THE MARTHA WASHINGTON, 8R0 1 0th. for bnainess girls and studerts. Marshal 1361. ROOMS AND HOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 71 LARGE, cheerful furnished front room, conven ience: adult-. Ra-t S24. WASTED ROOMS ASD BOARD t WANT room and board for father anil 2 chil dren; Christian home preferred. 2000 E. Yamhill. MAN, wife and cousin, all working, want room aud board. Prefer Hawthorne, Ladd or Sell district, shout 20 mln. ride. Auto. 8-2028. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS S FPRXISHEP ASP USFL'RNlBHEP FOR RENT 1 2 room snd I 3 room suite, slo single room fitted for housekeeping; newly decorated and new bedding; 810 to 840. 224 Mill st, . THREE completely furnished housekeeping rooms near South Portland shipyards. 818 a month. 745 1st near Porter. Main 2992. TWO single light housekeeping room, suitable for people working In South l'ortuud. Alain 1370. ONE large room, including light, water, gas and heat .Phflne Wdln. 2B2. CLEAN, comfortable housekeeping suits, suit able for 2 or 8 sdnlt-. 247 M Bth st SINGLE housekeeping rooms for rent. 3T2H Hawthorne are. 8 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, heal, light and telephone. 827 a mo. f nail st. HOrSEKEEPIRO ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED FB1TATE FAMILY. 71 F.EAL'TIFt'L 8 room flat, sll conveniences, to man snd wfe referent--1 ,s.nrt 666 E. 85th st S. K M car. Unfurnished. m THREE light room lor rent, with light, -water, psrtly furnished, good piece to wash. 7010 42d sve. 8 f:. LARGE 3d floor room suitable for 2 bachelors. 184 N. 18th st UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms. Call in afternoons, 680 Davis st No children. 1 FRONT housekeeping room st 410 4th st FOR RENT HOUSES UNFURNISHED 11 For Rent See Frank L. MeGulrs to insure against fire. Abington bldg. Main 10. WHEN TOU MOVE. USE NORTH WESTERN ELECTRIC LIGHT SERVICE 10th and Washington. Broadway 686. 4 ROOMS and bath, $15 per month. l2la Mall st, Woodstock car. HOUSES FOR BENT FURNITURE FOB HALE (S HOUSE for rent and furniture for sale. In- quire, 2049 E. Broadway and 82d st. N. FURNISHED HOUSES 88 SMALL furnished 6 room cottage, balli, toilet, electricity, gas; near Franklin High; adults only. Inquire 1294 E. Salmon st. 5 ROOM furnished cottage, every convetu ence up-to-date. 1201 E. Akler. $f4 8-ROOM funushed-houe. 870 E.' 46th t. near Harrison. FURNISHED FEATS (8 LOWER flat tor rent; furnace, modem con Tenlencee: North Irrington. 667 Prescott st $38 Clean upper 4 rooms, quiet; adults; lights. water and phone. Kat 8IU). APARTMENTS FOR RENT 48 $28 Two large, light sunny furnished house keeping rooms. 642 E. 27th st Rlchanond car to 27th st, 1 block onth. 1 AND 2 room outside apt., modern and clean. clo in. Bushmsrk. 65 H wsaii. st 2-R'XlM front apt, clean, quiet central. 247 H 6Ui st 2 AND 4 ROOM furnished apt.; gas, we tar. light, gang. Tabor 426. IF ANTED TO RENT To Rent I W sr. In touch with hundreds of people wanting to rent borne. Let us rent and man age your property FRANE l. McGUTRE - To Rent Tour Home. Abineton bldg Main 1008 WE hare hundreds of clients desiring to rent Th. efficiency of "The JJcGuire SyMem" of property management will 'save you money. FRANK I. McGUIBE, Abington bldg Main 106S, WILL rive $10 for information that will result in the renting of 4 to 6 room furnished modern bouse or apartment desired for about 2 n.nnths. Call tndsv Sellwood 2247. WANTED fiubrent 2 too in furnished apart- ment 6 weeks; good ret even caa. no enlidreo. Z-861. Journal. WANT house in Hawthorne, Rose City Kica mond. No children. Phone 811-16. SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES ' 61 1 ROOM honae. not. modern. 1 acre, near car boose needs om repairs but not old and I In condition to occupy; 61760, 8500 down. 809 BidweU are.. Sellwood ear, morning. BEACTD7UL bungalow. 6 rooms, reception ball end bath, property 80x128, eompUte garage 16x82, plenty ef berri end lot of flower; term, mom FOR SALE About -H acre, 3 room sl.ackTat -863 Morris St.. Sellwood; $780: $100 down. 810 month. Pbon WoodUwn 2683. AS V" yau looking for a good boy in a modern a room bouse? Her la your chance; bar- gain. Woodlawn 4640. . 7 ROOM bones in Snnnysid, nut be sold this week or rented; a sacrifice: only 82800, and tarma. Call J. J. Fisher, Tabor $681. REAL ESTATE FOB SALE HO CM ES (I DATRT. UOG AND SHEEP RANCH " 8 miles from Oaston, is 1094 acres of fine land with good buildings, oompletely equipped, for only $7000; 80 acres in cultivation and renr productive; nearly ail tillable: Mviiuj spring, 100 bearing prune trwee: aha family orchard, good bouse, splendid barn and alio with water piped. Prior includes 8 horses, 1 cow. 9(1 ' . chickens. 4 bogs, lots of hay and eats end: complete line of farm machinery, only H easts v required. Personally inspected by Mr. Uarster. s JOHN FERGUSON, Gerllnger Bid. ' ' LAFRELHVRST iu. Nifty Bungalow ttarage 85700 " Let us show yu this new, nifty bungalow. It , really is a downright pleasure to sliow s borne -of this character. The superior construction and workmsnshlp will appeal to yon strongly. Ton oouWn t expect a better home for anything. r near this price in La urelbun it. Hardwood Ooost. fireplace, buffet, Dutch kitchen, breakfast nookr. cement basement, furnace, attic, etc. SU aasta,. paid. Let ua ahow you. . , A. G. TEEPE CO. 264 Stark at nnr Sd. Main 8098. : Branch Office. 80th and Sandy. LOOK HERE BT OWNER, t ACRE fJOOD LAND ; AND GOOD HOUSE ' v ' $2000 Front and dining room and 2 bedrooms, Dutch kitchen, bathroom, enclosed back porch 12x9, city water, gas, double floor throughout. chicken house 12x20 feet: sevtn b'fleks. outside city limits, 12 minutes' wstk from 6c oarfare, ft minute walk from ICatacada Hue; 24 small fruit trees. Call from 12 to S. BROADWAY 182T. No agents. Ask for K.K. HAWTHORNE HOME $8000 650 CASH BAL. RENT. -Hern is s 6 room Hawthorn horn iu the . pink of condition for only $8000. Extremely well built : has built ins and dors not need going "rr street ImprovrineuU are all tn and paiiU 'lose lo car Lot U small but room for gate. l.his will have to bo seen to be appreciated. - pnone iTiiormsTion. CLEVELAND-HENDERSON CO 212 lUilwsy Exchsnse bldg.. QUICK POSSESSION HERE EASY TERMS . Only I block irom oar, close to aekook sod stores, good 7 room house, 2 bedrooms an sower floor, 2 shore, full semi-cement basement, nluo yard with several good bearing fruit trega,. Price (2700; 100 cash will handle, balance synf tim-j at 6 per cent. Clo in Alberta district. V . C. A. WARRINER, ,f RITTKi:. UIWK A CO., 201 3 5 7 Board of Trade Bldg. ROBE C!TfI'A!IK BEAUTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL 17000 Here, folks, is a wonderful Dutch colonial la the very choicest location in Hose City. One block from csr. Nix rooms, den and sun parlor. i You will appreciat the real value and beauty ia I this splendid home. Let us show you. 2S4 Stark st. nesr Sd. Main 8093. - Branch Office, 50th and Ssndy. ' . TiTwTWnREniT 84750 buys 5 rocnu and bath down, 3 and ' sleeping porch up. This home Is strictly mod Bin. French doors, buffet, fireplace, hardwood floors, furnace, I hitch kltnhen, with breakfast - nook. You will have to look at houses around ... 80000 t0 duplicate this. " J. A. Wickman Co. 2fi4 Ity. Eich. Hldii, Main fH. iiawthorne Dliffijct; ' 85000 for a fine 8 room residence On corner " F.srt 87th. hsrdwood floors, ftreplaoa. bulltltt -buffet, nice lawn, a desirable neighborhood. ; 82000 cash. I'hoiie Marshall n20. F. L. BLANCHARD ' 519-20 Hallway Exchange Bldg. . tsxrin oo HAWTHORNE DISTRICT 5 room bungslow, corner lot, all Improve" meets In and psid; a mighty good buy. Also 4 room bungalow with $700 worth of fornl. ture for I2K50. Only one block from rr, close in. "I'M, is wn.h looking un. Plume Mr, Iielahunty, Main 1700. Bun. ami evrnitiga E ; 20N. - ' Fl'BN'ISHED COTTACF.. Aailib. FRUIT Good 4 room cottaire, eleelrtclty. bath, cement basement, trays, good building for garage, lot 113x110: 10 hearing fruit tree, grapes, ber ries, etc : lully furnished, on pared st, on ( Portamouth are., 8 blocks to car; price 83250',; furnished, or will sell unfnrnblied, any reason-' . able rash payment and $20 per month, 8. GHl'SSl BENNETT. 81S Board of Trade bldg. Main 7463. A REAL riCKUP $42011 $1200 CASH BAL. $40 MONTH Hawthorne buiigulow, fronting smith snd et, on oinii-r lot with 6 rooms and reception haO( flreiilaor, hardwood flwn, all kinds of bulluiis, Dutch kitchen, cement basement and (in garage. This is s buy. CLEVELAND-HENDERSON CO, 212 Railway Kxclianga Bldg. NEAR PIEDMONT - 88000 for a fine 2 story 7 room modern; lot 50x142, with poultry yard. 18 fruit trees: Im proved streets, 1 block east of Union or Jeseus strret. $1200 cash, balance monthly. Mar., 829. F. L. BLANCHARD . ' 510-20 Railway Exchange Bldg. ALBERTA 7-ROOM HOCBLT Nice 7 room house, bath, basement, fan nltimbltuf. 4 bedrooms. 1 downstairs: double caraae, comer lot 40x100; liens all paid) on Ft. 20tu and I'rescott rno a bargain, auuu; $1500 rash and $25 per mo. A nine boa,' GRLSRI A BENNETT. 818 Board of Trad bldg. Mam T453. I.At-ELICRST"Bt'NOAL0W RXRGTIN" 85650 buys 5 room bungaiow with brakfat room; large floored attic. Htncuy moosrn; hardwood floors, furnace and flreplac; garage; 50x100 lot Let ua ahow you. t J. A. Wickman Co. - 204 Ry. Eich. Biag; Main B8. k Rose" ciTr park car 6 Room Bungalow $8250 - J We would like tn ahow yon this bungalow. Located one block from Sandy bled. Exception ally large living room, full lot Very easy term. A G TEEPE CO. K64 Stark st near Sd Main 8092. , Branch Office. 50th and Handy. WiLLIAMiTAVE. , -; -: $2000 for a 6 room with fnrnace, garage and poultry bouse; lot 60x122. $600 cash, belanee Unas, pnon Marsnau ez. F. L. BLANCHARD 610-20 Railway Exchange Bldg MOIiERN 4-room Itousa. lot 60x100,, assorted fruit. 2 bearing English walnut treas. hicken run and garden spol. house furnished, Uir y $1650; cash psymeut and monthly parownt for ' balance; fsmily trouble reason for Uing. j 1810 Hsven st. ft Johns ear. x 4-ROfM modern bungalrrw, 60(100 lot HtZO, 250 rash, belanee aay urm. Interstate Land Co. 248 Stsrk st Main 642. $2500 BUYS a good 7 room bous within 30 : minutes' walking distance. Electric ligbU. gas, bath, toilet, macadam (treat. Street gum , ment all paid. See Mr. Plerson . INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO.. -Main 1743. 410 Henry bids, FOR sALE7"by "TWOO" modern 8 -TOOES bungalow; large Dutch kl'chen, furnace , ga-. rage: corner, near school. Hawthorne drstriet; newly panend and painted, tn eld Ivory; all lsa- ; prorements paid, $1000 down, monthly pay menta. TaBor 77. ' i-BLOCKS TO FBANELIN HIGl Owner selling equity to go on acreage, Bv v room bungalow, electric light, ga. eenitdeU . both, big lot, good chicken bouse. $2860, -$1040 cash. $20 per month. Tabor 3884. "a? 7 HttZZT-R fHl MCL?) ft E X Full lot, 8 bearing fruit trMs, g rapes end v berries, sil tret ImprorsmenU la and paid; full basemtnt, electric lighu, bsth. etc., 8800 csli, $25 per month. Tbor g84.y FOR SALE By owner, modern 6-room serai- bunaalow, fine condition, within 1 block or . Hawthorn sve., all street toproraat to Pid; 82860; term. 813 E. 48th st, or xaU Tabor 8125. . . ( 81 600 CASH and $75 per month wfil pot yo In a modern 6 room flat and 8 6 Toons flat -to rent at $85 per month to par tax end Jn tarest on your Inrestment This is ens la, and yon can sere car fare. Main 1- ' ' fHSOOM ootUge bungalow; sL Imp. la end paid; sUUonary waab tray, fireplace, fur nace, bookeseae, buffet, chin oloaeU. larsw cloths closeU: Hawthorn district; 18500; $1000 cash. East 6778. FOR SALE 2 room bouse, furnished; lot 44r 100; price $750. 76th C end dflth, r. , S. E Jame Lrppal. - UNFINISHED house on concraU foundation, 100x80 lot. plumbing tn. set to fruit and berries; $1680. Cell owner, Tbor 887, IRVINGTON comer, 6 rooms, betb. den. Urge ci oasts, eonereie basement, htA air fornsce. 8m it at 744 Clsckama st PboneEMt 0769. A SNAP 4 room house and lot ri"00 Foe ter st. near Peninsula ere.,- lor $400. Owner, : 640 E TamhIU et .' " TOU will be (harmed with this cosy 4-room hone, full cement basement, large eUcken Boos. 'fruit. Tbor 4667. ' ' SEE Frsnk L. MeOuir to insur ' againet" fir. Abington bldg. Main 1068. FOR SALE Lot and 4 room cottars, 'ti ' block from car. 6660. Phone Lent 8022. fO"R"sALE 4" room snd" bath7"lot 40x114. ' 61200. 6800 cash. Tabor 8637. - GOOD modem house fo 1. 83000; Ursa. Call Marshall 241. tOefitlnuesl en Feitowieg Fee)