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Newspaper Page Text18 THE OREGON s DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTLAND. TUESDAY; MAY 11, 1920. ADMIRAL LINER SAILS FOR ORIENT: WITH FULL CARGO Clearing j at the 1 customs house Tuesday morning for Oriental porta, the steamship Abercos sailed at 1 o'clock. She was dispatched by the Admiral line and carries a general cargo for Yokohama! Kobe, Shang hai, Manila and Hongkong. The cargo totals' 8300 tons and is the tenth to be; dispatched over the same route by the Admiral line operators. Included in the carfto of the Abercos ls print paper, cotton, flour, caustic soda, steel, ( electrical machinery, lum ber And jvlr. Flour and machinery will be dichars?ed at Japanese ports and lumber and tfce balance of the general cargo will o to destinations in China. STEELMAKER GETS AWAY J ?' - Proceeding the Abercos the' Steelmaker Eot away Monday with 2500 tons of flour and 1,500.000 feet of lumber for Oriental ports. Departure of, these two steamships marks the beginning Of one of tho heaviest weeks in off Shore trade for the Port of Portland. ' Six American steamships, two Japanese, two American and one British schooners are working cargo. The j Chinese steamship Hwha Wu, with vegetable oil, passed Tatooeh at 5 o'clock this morning and will be ready to work carjro at the Municipal dock No. 4 Wednesday morning. The oil in the Hwah Wu is in cases and arrangements have been completed to transfer to tank cars and"v tanks at the city plant in St. Johns. Due to sail the latter part of the week are the West Keats and the West Ni varia, operated by the Columbia-Pacific Steamship company. The former has a full cargo of, lumber and the latter is taking creosoted ties at St- Helens. WEST JESTER ARRIVES The steamship West Jester of the same line arrived . up today and will begin taking lumber at the Clarke-Wilson mills at Linnton Wednesday morn ing. She will be ready for. sea the early part of next. week. At the Inman-Poulsen mills the Ameri can schooner William H. Smith is load ing for Australia. At the Eastern & Western mills the American schooner Thistle and the British schooner Cecelia Sudden are working lumber foi ports in the South Pacific. -rf - . Estimating on; the amount of cargo handled and the capacity of the fleet now In port, it is thought that be tween 35 and 40 sailing craft, whlch made Portland harbor picturesque some years ago, would be required to handle the cargo that will be set afloat from Portland during the present week. I.OCAI FIRM BUST Dant & Russell are looking after the lumber shipmentson the west coast of South America. The steamships Des lile and Silverado are both under char ter to that firm and are due to begin loading the latter part of the present week. The Deslile is a Williams Dia mond boat, and the Silverado is con trolled by the General Steamship cor poration of San Francisco, . The steamship Steel Voyager of the Isthmian line is due Friday. She will take-a full load of general cargo for Atlantic ports and will assist material ly in advancing the total of shipment for the month of May.' ' . i . Coastwise shipments are receiving a good share of attention in the general summing-up of the week's business. The Admiral line steamship City of Topeka sailed Monday night, for Coos Bay, Kureka and San Francisco - With passengers and freight. The luVnber schooners Johan Poulsen, Daisy, Ave lon and Wapama will be .away by the end of this week. , WAURENTON TO CELEBRATE 'OPENING OF SKlPANON RIVER Thursday j will mark the opening of Warrenton as a port for deep water ves--sels. The sapre has been set for a big celebration at the little town on the Skipanon when the steam schooner -Solano arrives tlrere Thursday morning. The vessel sailed from San Francisco Monday night. Officials of the' Port of v Astoria;- the . Chamber of Commerce and boosters from Seaside will have been in vited to attend the festivities at War renton. j ' ' A dream of 10 years has been realized at Warrenton. Nine years were con sumed in devising ways' and means. One year sufficed to do the work. With a total expenditure of $260,000 the Sklp anon can now receive an ocean going vessel. Thei sawmills, which have for years been dependent on the rail line for lumber shipments, have, now the relief afforded by water transportation. It is estimated that the cost of the Improvements is In excess of the assessed J valuation of the entire tow town or war- 1 renton at the time of the conception of the idea of a harbor. On the outlay in the Skipanon the city disbursed $135,000. From reclamation service $65,000 was secured and the Port of Astoria con tributed dredging to the amount of $60,000. A ffature of the celebration will be steamboat rides on the river between Warrenton and the Columbia for. the purpose of giving visitors an opportunity of close inspection of the - work. STEAMSniP DIANA IS SOLD TO BROOKS' CORPORATION Advices to Lieutenant Harold C Jones of the sea service bureau announce the sale of the steamship Diana to the Brooks steamship corporation of New York. The vessel Is now at Baltimore and will proceed from that port to New York for delivery. f The Diana is a Ballin type' wooden fct earner and , was constructed by i the Supple & Balltn plant at Tortrland. She sailed from this port January 3, with a cargo of 'ties for England in the service of the Columbia-T'acific Steamship com pany, f . Sixteen of the Ballin ype craft have "now been acquired by the. Brooks steam ship -corporation. They also, secured nine of the Daugherty type vessels. . wooden, making a'fleet of 25. They op erate principally in Gulf and trans-At-1 lantie trade.i SNOW SURPRISED AT GREAT PORT FACILITIES IN PORTLAND "Atlantic coast shippers do not realize yet that Portland has suoh splendid fa cilities for handling cargo," said Chaun cey D. Snow, new foreign trade depart ment manager of the United Stat.es Chamber of Commerce, who with H. II. Haines, managing secretary of the Gal veston Chamber of Commerce and Frank I. Randall, I assistant secretary of the commission : of public docks, visited municipal terminal'No. 4 at St. Johns Monday afternoon. Snow expressed sur prise over dock facilities of this port. He is en route to the foreign trade con vention at San Francisco. PORTLiAND-TO-GrLF SERVICE PROBABLY WILL BE STARTED . . t Three steel steaipers are loading cargo at Galveston, Texas, for Pacific coast ports and a regular service will be ln- augurated to Portland and Puget Sound from the gulf, providing sufficient guar antee of return cargo can be obtained here, said H. H. Haines, managing sec retary of the j Galveston Chamber of Commerce, who arrived in Portland Mon day morning. - Haines i making a survey of this territory to determine the amount and cl as of cargo which might be considered as a. return inducement for a regular service between Portland and Galveston. "We do. not know what. you have to offer us, but we do know, we have re mained apart too Jong It is time the two) cities get together In exchange of trade. Galveston , has sulphur, cotton andl other product for which there Is a big 'demand in the Northwest. , "The three ships now loading are of about a 7500 tort type and are named the Gethana, Culbourra and Coolcha. ; They are j loading- steel and' sulphur for the Northwests These vessels belong to a regular line and are being directed tem porarily to this I new run." News of f the Port ; I j Arrivals Mi? 11 Wapama, American lUimer from 8n Fnn clsroi psssengers mod general. West- Jester. .American steamer from Puget Sound, ballast j ? Avalon. American steamer, from San Francisco, general. -i I ,.;; X . : , Departure Slar J1 Abercos American steamer,' for Hongkong, general and lumber. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at River's Mouth i at the ! North Head. May 11. Conditions month of the river at noon- Weather clear. Wind northwest, 14 miles. Sea smooth. j . Tides at ; Astoria Wednesday High water. ! Low water. 7:29 a. m.. 6.4 feet. 2:01 a. m., 3.2 feet. 8.3a p. m., 7.6 feet. 1:55 j p. m., 12 feet. DAILY RIVER READINGS 1 8 :00 i m. (Pacific time. j 4 i STATIONS. 1- U.oo f Wena tehee I.ewistoa . Umatilla . , The Dalles 40 12.6 M .0 I 0.00 22 10.2 0.9 0.00 25 9.4 0.9 0.00 40 14.1 '1.3 0.00 10 4.0 0 4 0.00 20 5.0 0.1 0.00 20 4.0 0.2 0.00 13 4.8 0.3 0.00 15 6.9 0.6 0.00 - r ' . , . . Eugene . fi Albany . . . , Salem ...... r Oregon City Portland . ?. Cf) Rising. -) Falling RIYER FORECASTS The Willamette I river at Portland win rise slowly during the next two or three days. I AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, May 11. Sailed at 7 last night Steamer Rose City for San Francisco. Arrived at 1 1 but night and left no at 12:30 a. m. Steamer West Jester, from Paget Sound. , Ar rived at Knappton at midnight- Steamer Daisy, from San Francisco. Arrived atr midnight and left up at 3 a. mj '-Steamer Avalon from San Francisco. Sailed at 6:35 last night Steamer Captain A. F. Lucas for San Francisco from Ketchikan. Sailed at 2 A- m. Steamer Oleum for Port San Lui&i Sailed at 12:05 p. m. Steamer City of Topeka for San Francisco via Eureka and Cooe Bay. Han Francisco, May 11. Sailed at 7 a. m. Steamer Oelilo for Portland. Arrired at 11 a. ml Steamer Frank D. Stout, from Columbia riverj ' t - - ! : Tatoosh, May 11. Passed out 5 a. m. Chinese steamer Hwah Wu, from Shanghai via Taktt Bar, for Portland. - Astoria, May. 10. Arrived at 2:85 and left up at 4 p. i m. -Steamer Wapama from San Francixco. Sailed at 2:50 p. m. Steamer Steel maker for London. I San Pedro. May 10. Sailed Steamer El Se gundo for Portland. ! i: Seattle. Wash.. May" 11. (I. N. S.) Ar rired May-10 Nome City from San Fran cisco), 6:20 p. m. ;i Alaska from Tacoma, 3:45 p. m. Sailed May i 1 1 M. 8. 5 J.ibby Maine for Kogguing at 11 a. I m. : Admiral Schley for 'San 1 iegr Tia San Francisco, noon : G. S. L. H. T. Cedar for craise. 9 a. m. May 10 Redondo for SonOieaHtern Alaska. t:25 p. m. : Latouche for Tscoma, 1 1 a. j. m. - - wpraoTa, aaay . aiied Alameda, soutn, s Juneau. May-10. Sailed Northwestern we4 11 :4ft.p. m. ! .'. Chignik. April 27. Arrived Bark Guy C. lions from Seattle,' thence April 8. Norfolk May 9. ArriTed Tactician : from seatitie via Uenoa Bay. B. C Batboa. Balboa, May 9-i Sailed: . Lake Flynus for lacoma. i . . Sauna Cruz,--May 10. Pawed: v Anyox tow ing narge Karoaa for Anchorage, H a. m. San Pedroi May 10. Arrived: Willamette, from Seattlet via Bellingham. Sailed: Admiral arregut, for Seattle via San Franciwo. May 9. Sailed: Boy n ton, for Nuvitaa Tia Balboa. Aftona, May 9. ArriTed : West Jester, from Seattle. 11 p. mi Sailed: Steelmaker, for London via San Francisco, 3 p. V anocuver,: May 10. Arrived: Lyman Stew- art. ley, irom t-ort Hani liis. . Mailed : a G. Kingv I for Central American ports via San Fran- cisce. Anacortes. May 10. Sailed: Santa ! Inez, for Valparaiso Tia ports. Port Towiwend.l May 11. Sailed: ; Tonan Mam, .-for ReUingham. 8:20 a. m. ; schooner Ellai A., in tow tug Prosper, for Sydney, N. 8. Ww 10 a. m. Pawed out: Itedondo, 0 a. nj. Mayi 10. Sailed: Hwah Wu for Portland. 6 :30 p. m. Piswd outi Admiral Evans, 1 p. m. : Oiwbbin. 10:40 a. I m. Mukilteo, May 11. ArriTed: H. B. Lorejoy, from Seattle. i Tacoma, May 1. Arrived: Admiral Good rvhi from -Seattle.! May 10. -Sailed: M. 8. George 'Washington, for Alexandria i Ri- hoaj San Diego, for San Pedro. n 'Ifncuco, May 11. ri. x. S.) Arrived lOth: - Steamer President. VWtnri ,tui . in S:20jj. m.j Tjisondari. BaUvia via Los Angeles. 2:85 p. m.; Randon. Ix Angelea, 4:55 p, m. ; ship I Annie M. Reid,. Ipswich via Balboa, 6:50 P. m. ; G. Cj I.indauer, Los Angeles, 9 p. m.; South Coast, Los Angeles. 9:35 p. m.i steam yacht Aquilo, Tacoma. 2:15 p. m. - Sailed 10th: ' Whitti.r Pnrt H.n t.nt. n nx . wmra, xfo juigeies, 12:10 p. m. ; SilTer- 'hell, Seattle' 2:1S p. tn... Vanguard. Eureka. . im. t r ii 1 , 4m cu King. Port San Luis, 7:20 p. m.; motorship :u p. m. ; Jotianna Smith, Marshfield. 10:30 p. m. ; Cleone. Pigeon Point! 10:45 p. m I ' ! San FrancUco, May 11. (L N. S.) Ar- ulZLZ t08 ffli A""1. 130 a, m.; Hmanrick . Mendocino, 5 a. m.; Matsonia. Honolulu, 6 a. m;; Tosemite. ; Port Ludlow, ? m-f Broad Arrow. Shanghai, 7 a. m. : Westport, Crescent City. 9:20 a. m. NEW TODAY 'Send Us Your Old Carpets i We Call and Deliver) I Old Bags and Woolen Clothlnf. We Make Reversible, Haad-Worei FLUFF RUGS Boom Size Ftaff Raga Woven $179 j Sag Rugs Woven All Slser-: Clothes' Cleaning and Dyeing Dept. Mall Order ' '.- : -Send for ruu,S .: ' Feather ' Jlenoirated, Jj??. -Car uat ClaniT4ap'-.';-' $xli Rugt, Steamed Cleaned, fl.$ . Union Ave. N. . Phm, Vm.t acta WE CALL.? FOR YOTJK OLD . -j CAKPET8 . .. Rr d Woolen Clothing FLUFF RUGS a" Werk Terned Out Promptly aaavgl nnga novil All Sizes Mall Orders Send for Book M Cnrnete Cleaned. UU kid Befitted - N0RTII7EST RUG CO. 188 EAST EIGHTH STREET PHOZTE EAST SMO I We'Call'and Deliver OBd Carpets and Ragra Made Into I FLUFF RUGS Rag Rugs. Carpet Cleaning and R& ntting. Mail orders. end for Booklet. Oregon Fluff Rug Co. 1964 East Stark Tbor TH4 HEW TODAT GARAGES Sectional and ReadyCut SHIPPED ANYWHERE or Erected in Portland Material and Workmanship Guaranteed - - First Clase -- . -.. - - Send foe Circular . . MEOIMADE PUILDINQ CO. 31S E. 11th 8t Phone E. 5114 TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OF HAWTHORNE PORTLAND, OR. if A BUNGALOW AMONG THE FIRS ' $3500 $1000 cash. $20 monthly, buys this large, well-built bungalow ; full basement, con crete foundation, ground 100x100, with beautiful native trees. Fine lawn and garden spot, . ; - ' JEEB W. GERMAN CO., 7S8 Chamber of ; Commerce. ATCTIOJf SALES TOMORROW AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSK. 2D ST. SALE AT 10 A- If. 168-178 MKETfJTB NOTICES 41 DANCE - -FOR THE ; PUBLIC Tonight. W. O. W. hall. 128 11th St., given by An chor council No. 748, Secur ity Benefit association. Mem bers and public be sure and be there. Dandy time guar anteed everyone who attends. Come get acquainted. Ad. 35c. GET ready for the big picnic given by the Masters', Wardens' and Past Masters' association at Forest Grove for the Masonic and Eastern Star home fund on Jiouuay,- aiay a l. HffcllAL attraction- There will be a lively meeting of ruriima toage .'i. Loyal Or der of Moose, at Moose hall Wednesday evening. May 12 when our Moose political as pirants will be giTen an oppor tunity to display their talent as . . now to run tne government. C" memDera are requested to attend. Visiting Moose invited. r. tv.u 1 ec y. CAMP meets every Wed nesday evening in W. O. w. Temple. 12S 11th at. a members requested to atiena. vixttors welcoma, H. . DREW n r l&.t'-jS HERMAN nCUAOK. Clerk COSMOPOLITAN fjirviir. n- 109, Knights ot Pythias, meeta every VV'edneoday evening, in the ouuoing. o. 388 Kam uiU st.. comer West Park. Via- o.Dgnta always welcome. HENRY BAXRt'D, iv. ox ii. and S. 73 Broadway. vcki at. Hood No. 1. Foresters America, meets every Tues day night at Foresters' hall 129 "j 8t Initiation first i meeting, card party and dance fourth meet ing each month. All Foresters in vited, j DANCEP i Come and dance at Cedarville park at Linna- fir- evening. Jlay 15; new vlt.T .'" "erynooy welcome. Take Lstaca, t,reh.m or Trontojrfe cars at 1st and SELL WOOD lodge No 131 A F A. and A M. Special meeting 7 norrWi VVed"J evening at 7 00 ,0 clock. Work M. M. degree US1er WM! f7: J. IL BUTLER. 1 SwV , MT. HOOD lodge No. 157. A F tln k- 8tated communca- tn this (Tuesday ) evening. 8 00 o clock. Vfcitors w-l. i Secretary. HAWTHORNE lodge No ! Ill A? rfi-??- A-, M iwial eommuni cation this f Tuesday ) at 5:30 and T P. m. Work in the K. A. degree. weZm.' 6:3?-- iS"in-bihSS welcome. c. E. MILLER. Secretary. ALBERT PIKE lodge No1 162. A. T.. A' SI- Special communi cation Wednesday evening, : May 12 at and 8 o'clock. F. C. degree! V lsiting brethren welcome. G. W. CX)K. Sec'T DANCE tonight for the public, given by Anchor IgQuAdm fecr U- W" BHRINKR cards by a Shriner; Smith, printaz. wuuiwiiTOiiu oiua.. oui ana angeny. EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty i bullous, pinal in. jaeger oroe. . IIJ-ISI f)tB St. DEATHS AM) FCTERAL8 75 BRONLEKWK In this city at his late resi- dence. 66O 4th st. S, May 10. Thomas A RroaJeewe, aged 85 years, husband of Alta Bronleewe, father of EUa E. and R. H Bron leewe of this city. Mrs. H. F. Janssen of GeneseoKan.. G. T. Bronleewe of Huchinson, Kan. ; H. G. Bronleewe of Lorrane. Kan. ; T G Bronleewe of Hillsboro. Or., and O. B. Bron leewe of Fredrick, Kan. Notice of funeral hereafter. Arrangements in charge of J P Finley & Son. v . . - . . ; .'.'- PETERSON At the family residence. Boring" Or., May 10. Aetna Sophia Peterson, aged 91 years, mother of G, F. Peterson of Boring, and E T. Peterson of this city. Deceased is also survived by six grandchildren and six great pa nd children. The funeral services will be held from the conservatory chapel of the F 8 Dunning. Inc. 414 East Alder, tomorrow (Ueduesdaj), at 2 p. m. Friends invUed. In terment in Multnomah Park cemetery. WILLETT At Hillfdale, Or.. May 9. Silas K Willett, aged 46 years, husband of Cora Wii lett of 868 E. Kelly st. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. May 12. at 10:30 a. m at the Portland crematorium, 14 th and Bybee ws. Friends invited. J. P. Finley & Son. di rectors, i . . I'EEBLKR At Hillsdale, Or.', . May J Fred' .rielt Sf;b,er-. S2 husband of Minnie Feebler, of 804 Ross st Funeral serv ices will be held Wednesday. May 12, at 2 30 p m., at Finley a. Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. . - DfrsCH At HiUsdaI Or.,' ' May " 9 1920 Fleurot Doach. aged years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell. Funeral serr-kiee- have been postponed. Remains at Hol mad's funeral parolrs. Third and Salmon streets. Notice of funeral later. DOSCH In this cfty. May 11. 1920. Camille Dosch, beloved daughter of Colonel and Mm. Henry E. toseh. Remainar at Holman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon atreeta. , Notice of funerat later. WILSON May 9"; Robert Emmett Wilson, aged 78 years. The remains will be forwarded today (Tuesday) to Pendleton, Or.,' by -A D Ken worthy A. Co.. .5802-04 92$ at. S E in Lenta.,. - : - .!'..- - ' ' HATCH At Hillsdale, Or.. May . 1020 Ina Hatch.. Remains at Holman's funeral parlors. Tb'nt and Salmon atreeta, , Notice of funeral v"-i' : CAMP if TJEATH8 AKP FTTJfgRALS 78 SAMUELS In thi ity. May 11, 1920, Lee P. Samuels, aged 49 years, belored son of Mrs. Phoebe Samnels, brother' of Mise Minnie Turner; Mrs. Cora Brown: and -Clint Samuels of Portland. Or.: Mrs. Ella Moler of Toledo, Ohio: and Flora, Gephart of Little Bock. Friends invited to attend the funeral aervioea at Hol man'a funeral parlors. Third and Salmon atreeta, at 2:80 m.. Thursday, May 13. 1920. ltt- igrmein luverriew cemetery. K1RCHHELNKR The funeral aervicee of the late Peter A. Kirchheiner will be eondueted Tuesday, May 11, at 1:30 p. m., in the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co., 5802-O4 92d St. S. E., in Lenta. Services under the auspices of Oregon lodge No. 101, A. F. and A M. - Friends - invited. Interment Mount Scott Park cemetery. FirNERAE, DIRECTORS P.FMJEY&SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAIN 9. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. P. S. DUNNING, INC. THE GOLDEN BTJLE UNDERTAKERS 414 E. Aider st. - Pnonea East 52. B-S22S. D. Kenworthy Co. oiui olH R21) BT. S.- SC.. LENT8. Phone Tabor 52T. ; Home Phone D-61. CHAMBERS CO. Funeral Directors. ATI - th. ConHnlmMH nf - kt -.Vool.wn 8306. 248-250 KQHnnwortn mrm. M EN TEE tc EILERS. funeral parlors with a the DriTSev of a lumu 1 nth . .4 c..,. i imnn proaoway ziaa, Home A -2 1 88. East 781 P. I I ewnU Un- Lereb B-1888 UNDERTAKERS. g 11th and Hawthorne. B. W. GABLE CO! .Successors to W. H. Hamilton 197S ulisan. Phone Tabor 411!L MH.I.EB TRAcEI. independent funeral dlree R.T.BYRNES New residence tablishmenu B01 Williams ave Woodlawn 220, 'OWNING & M'NEMAR. successors to Wilsoei A.RJZeIler Co. Hi TSLVs.ta Breeze&Snook SWiS, . B-2546 ?1L-A.,A UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152 Jifk.W5;s A-2321. Cor. Third and Clay. BURIAL BOXES Cement Burial Box LAST FOREVER. KEEPS THE GRATE fro sinking. Now handled by all undertakers. Can be delivered within 4 hours of notice, or call factory. Prices $40, $45. Columbia S9. MOHTJMETTrS Portland Marble 5 Works 266 4th st., op. City Hall. Nra Bros. I BLAESING GRAMTE Co J H7-3dO ST. AT MfXSOr4 ' FLORISTS BEFORE yon fill those window boxes and flower beds, why not call up and get our Dricea. or better come to our greenhouse and . look our toe over. Have Iota of sanaiied customers; ux us Due you one or tnem. ROBINSON FLORAL CO. ' ' Sell. 1757. 40 E. ,40ta at. Smith's Flower Snop "Portland's Progressive Florist." Flowers for All Occasions. . Main 7215. T. a LUKE, Mgr.. 6th and. Aider. Geo. Betz & Son- Sine 1885 FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS and all occasions. 697 Williams ave. Just call Woodlawn 1512. Joseph Betz, manager. LUBLINER w.v.8 848 Morrison, bet Bdwy. and Park. Marsh. 25T. 828 Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 753. LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFF1CE. Flower for all occasions. Phone Main 5545. UIVTIV A FORRES CO.. florists. 854 Waah- unrton. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for all occasicnv artistically airanged. " CLARK BROS., florists. Morrison st- bet- 4th and 5th. Phena Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral deigns. No branch store. 9 N. W, Bank bids. 6116. 331 Morrison St. THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder st. LOST AND FOC!fD 91 REWARD For the best letter telling of an experience ; vrsnlt of tring The Journal's "It and Frtmul" minimis The Journal will Day aa follows Bert letter V 2.5tf avnd het letter 1-50 Third hint letter. ' . . 1.00 Get tstin? at once and write out the moat arr using,. interesting or unusual 1 experience you or your friends have had a a result of using or reading the "Lost and Found' ads in The Journal. Contest doees at 6 p. m. Thursday, M 13 ,nd the names of the winners- will be published in the classified section of The Sundsy Journal May 16. Address your letter to CLASSIFIEO ADVERTISING MANAGER. OREGON JOI-RNAL. THE following articles have been found on cars of the P.. R. L. P. Co: May 8 6 purses, 2 handbags, wrist watch, pin. 4 pr. gloves, 5 pkgs., basket, music roll, overalls, scan, snovei, 4 suitcases, 2 umbrellas. May 9 3 purses, money. 1 pr. gloves. 1 glove, child's hat hand bag, music roll, sultbox, tuning poie, . um brellas, 1 pkg., 3. suitcases bucket lid. 2 pieces iron. Owners may obtain property at ia ana Alder sts. LOST $60 in $20 bills, with bunch of keys. wrapped in old handkerchief, between 1023 Vernon ave. or 549 Yamhill, on street or street- ear. Alberta or D. at M., by elderly working woman. Finder please call Woodlawn 4272 and receive reward. LOST Lady's handbag, Sunday at S. P. wreck at Bertha station; contents: 1 $20 goldpiece, $5 bill, small change. Canadian bankbook. 2 keys. 1 pair kid gloves and other small articles. Reward $10. Finder please return 292 11th St., t call Main 3365. Mrs. Smith. - " IF the lady who picked up by mistake in place of a new bat a worn black Milan bat m the Meier A Frank Millinery dept. Friday, will re turn same to superintendent's office, she will receive $ 1 0 reward. . : LOST 1- large brown water spaniel between Bur lington and Linnton, May. 6; weight about 80 pounds; name. Sport: haa collar and license bear ing owner's name; finder notify J. E- Burnett, Marshall 244. or tie 11 wood Z84Z, and get reward. LOST May 9, on or near E. 62d, between Mt Scott and Hawthorne carlines. or on E. 20th between Hawthorne ave. and E. Stark, pair spectacles in case. Finder please call E. 3428 before 9 a. m. or after 6 p. m. Reward. LOST Saturday evening, on Vatcouver cars or in Vancouver, pocket book cot. taming keys. locket, currency. Liberal rewar L W-759, Jonm&l. - WILL lady on Sandy or Foster road who found brindle doff with license 57 nfaaae rail Sell-fi wood 178 or Sellwood 2488 again or drop card to M rs. Bates. 602 E. 8th t-T ' : - LOST Saturday evening, brown velvet baa, eon-' taining white coin purse. - Kindly return. Call Marshall 126 or Marshall 2185. Reward. LOST Auto license No. 65341, electric light and oil light on highway, between Vista house and Portland. Call Tabor 880. LOST BLACK PURSE Saturday afternoon, P. R. A. L. waiting room. Finder please call East 900. Reward. LOST Bunch of valuable mining papera from shoeshop at 709 Vi WiHiama ave; phage return and receive reward. LOST Young Scotch Collie dog. black collar. county license 1175. For reward phone Wood lawn 6104. - - LOST White , poodle dog. ears yellowish, an- swers, to name of Teddy; reward; S94 A MilwanHe. Sellwood 690. LOST Purse, on E. Madison near 16th at, containing $5 and 81 bill and silver; name N: T. Smeldey on pnrse. Phone East 5877. LOST Gold money pin with 3 pieces of money v on it, in down-town, district -or on Woodstock car. Call Sellwood 1212 for reward: LOST Handbag at Vista house, on Columbia highway, containing money and Jewelry.. . Re ward. Sellwood 3638. LOST Black Astrakan throw. Sunday, between town and Mt Scott Park cemetery.' - Kindly call Tabor 7073. 1113 Hawthorne ave. FOUND Pr. of ' tortoise rimmed fir urn . Broadway. Loser may have same by calling at The Journal and paying for this ad. FOUND-Black purse on east side. - some money. Identify at Journal and pay for Uua ad and secure same. LOST Orange and white cot in vicinity xonth ' of Piedmont car barn. Phone Wdln. 1808. IX8T Beaver collar, on Union- r Grand m. Finder pterwe eall WeTIWood 2466. Reward. LOST In business district, a 94., karat diamond. Call 32-085; liberal reward, i LOST Large old-fashioned cameo nin: keep- sake. 324 4th st, Marshall 8672. LO8T Goodyear tire. 30x3 H, a ave. Call East 8004. Reward. Mawauki. HELP WAITED M ALE SOMEONE to help in rooming house, for jaes as Grand are. - HELP WASTE 5TALB DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION i Zi-' . : . WAMTED - ' Railroad Laborers far ALASKA For 0. a GOVERNMENT BAILROAD UXUr la construction from Seward to Fair- ' - " banks. Alaska. ' EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEN for MAINTENANCE OF WAT Wages $5.09 per day. Board $1.50 day. Skilled men will be given opportunities a their line of work whenever possible. j i ; 8TATI0JJ MES, ATTENTION atation work in the Broad Pass will be ready to kt in tne near future. , "Men accepting laborers )obe at this time will have opportunity- to secure Station Work Iater; ?,.,.-.- For r sailing ' date and further . information arply to i PCBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, til Pine st.. or ALAPKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION, Boom 801. New Poetoffice Bldg.. Portland. Or. WEAVERS WANTED Santiam Woolen Mill Stay ton, Oregon Mill help are enabled to save a large proportion of their pay, as living conditions are exceptionally : lavoraoie lor wage earners; good i houses with ground sufficient for , gardens and chicken raising, are renting at $6 to $10 per month. Address 105 UNION AVE. N." PORTLAND. BRIDGE and . house carpenters wanted by Southern Pacific company; steady employ- meni; wages os to o 3 cents per hour; good board and lodging furnished at $30 per month; men to turrush their own bedding. Write or appiy to division engineer. Southern Pacific com pany, room 1. Union station, Portland, or apply to nearest station agent .' M - BAKERS Wanted- Fit . class men for bread and cake. ! Apply to the L Royal Bakery A Confec tionery, 441 Everett st REALTY SALESMAN WITH AUTO TO SHOW CITY PROPERTY ON COMMISSION BASIS. APPLY 215-16 ABINGTON BLDG. . , G. C. GOLDENBERG, "85 Trs. in Portland." WANTED Boy that is not going to school, to do chorea on dairy; close, in. Phone Tabor 7477. AN APPRENTICE boy wanted; must be 16 yra. . Apply- at once Union 8ign Co., 79 W. Park, at Oak. BOY" over 16 tor store work, steady job. good pay.j with chance to advance; reference re quired. Railway Equipment Co.. 2d and Stark. TAIIyOR wanted, presser and repair man. Benson hotel tailor shop. Call EXPERIENCED rubber, color Varnisher on auto painting. Pacific garage. 288 11th st WANTED Flour and feed paekere. CaUat 71 3rd st Good wages. ' . MEN for country mill and woodwork. 714 Conch bldg. WANTED Toung .man to work in greenhouse. Call 2 2d and K. Morrison sta. HELP WANTED FEMALE Do You Want To Earn a Good Salary A : ftalarr tha 1 nmiA mn iAw. ' uiau ucrewWes treauenuv as you tun Do You Know How Much Telephone ieratmg Employes Earn? ' And what excellent oDDortnnitlea the ban or promotion to executive positions 7 Why Not .Obtain the' Facts? our employment nimiehor will elirtlv n yon the facts and will also explain the many other advantages ' of telephone operating for young women. . Apply at ' Telephone Company, Room 601. 6th Floor, Telephone Building. Park and Oak Street.'' Tlfoe Pacific Telephone 4 telegraph Company ' WANTED ' TOHNO WOMAN BET. 18 AND 25: WITH TYPEWRITER EXPERIENCE ' PREFERRED APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR WESTERN UNION : TELEGRAPH CO.. FIFTH FLOOR WORCESTER BLDG.. THIRD AND OAK STS. WANTED Stenographer . and assistant book keeper experienced in handlinx cash, hook vouchers, and freight bills: state exiierience and salary expected in first letter; only those am bitioua toward promotion need apply. W-761 Journal. . ' , , i GIRL TO DO TYPING Want girl , who is willing to learn and wants steady place. In answering give name, place, experience. ! if any. age,, phone, waves wanted, R-734, Journal. 1 WANTED Experienced woman between the ages of 25 and 40 for eeneral hnnwanrk .k- must be good cook; ladies with children need not apply; wagea 870 month. Call Tabor 2702. BOOKKEEPER wanted for general office work in machine shop office. Must urn typewriter. Answer in own handwriting, stating- experience and past employment W-760. JonrnaL WAN TED r-Girl to help in confectionery and lunch In evenings; one who lives in vicinity of 18th and Washington. . Call afternoon or evenings. 677 Washington. WANTED Maid for general housework ; 4 adults; $60 a month. East 1189. 742 Thompson. GIRL wanted to take charge of store; one who understands tewing. Apply Victory Taylor. 463 Washington st. WANTED Girl for active work, experience not j required. not office, ncwitinn taH Apply 421 E. Broadway. BOO WKKEEPER wanted for general office work mostly handy with tvuew liter. TTninn siii Metai A Retinning Works. East 4811. WANTED An experienced chambermaid, ter hotel. Foa- W ANTED Experienced gown finishers" shopping girL 801 Fleldner bldg. and GIRL who can cook and help with housework; good home. Tabor 4803. WANTED Experienced Pant finishers, tiond pav. Room 546 Wa-hinaton bldg. Main 1622. WANTED Young girl or to help with housework. middle-aged woman 442 3d st. WANTED Girl for ganeral housework, family of four. Telephone Tabor 3749 between 10 and 11 l a HELP WANTED "MALE ' AND FEMALE WANTED Men to. learn the barber trade; receive soma pay while learning poattaoaa secured ; Oregon ex-eereice - men, the course is free to yon. Call or write for particulars and catalogue. MOLER BARBER OOLJ WUkC 234 Burnside at- MEN WOMEN leans barber trade; wages wntle learning, positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years' experience. Oregon Barber College. 238 Madisoa. PORTLAND Barber College ays yon while teaming, -give yon set of took free; positions secured. 88 N. 2d st BFSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE BookkeepinE stenography, civil service, secretarial, special eon rase. Expert tewzlsen: da 4 and nuchl: enroll Phena Broadway S0&8. ' : ' . .I-'"-'.,'". .'-':' BUSINESS Ayp TRADE SCHOOLS $3C TO $800 A MONTH Are you earning thatT" Many automobile e-xperts are. You may Join the high salaried, skilled mechanic, ' tanks if you take advan tage of the gas.engineering courses offered by the LEADING AU.TO SCHOOL OF THE WEST. WITH A RECORD OF MORE . SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES THAN ANY OTHER SCHOOL. Investigate, enroll and don't pay us a cent until you're convinced that we'll deliver the goods. That's fair, isn't it! Write for our $1 88-page catalogue. It'g free. Ask for Book No. 6.: OUR COURSES ARE FREE TO . OREGON EX-SERVICE MEN ADCOX AUTO AND GAS ENGINE SCHOOL UNION AVENUK AND -WASCO STREET BUSINESS COLLEGE Largest ' in tlie West. ASSURES EVERY GRADUATE A POSITION. Enroll any time of year. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Phone, call or write for free success catalog. A Position for Each Graduate. A LISKY BUILDING LEARN TELEGRAPRY Young men and women wanted. Call 434 Railway : Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity to learn a well paid profession. Free booklet. Railway Telegraph Imtitute. EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Miss Regina Ruckel's private aeltool ; individual Instruction. -122H Grand ave. East 427. liOCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll free. Frank K. Welles, former assutant tate opt, mgr.. N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Main 8276. WA!CTEI AGEXT8 WANTED Agents for city and country to handle an article with big returns. Cair Sun day morning or week dsy in evening after 5.30. 995 E. 2 1st -st. N. Wdln. 3511. - SALESMEN WASTED 88 8ALESMEN wanted to sen line that is in demand A money maker for salesman and pvrchase-r. Salem. Or. Address, Capital City Nursery Co.. RELIABLE salesman with car will consider traveling for factory or jobber? have beat local reference. Address P. O. box 636. city. BITUATIOKS-MAIE I TECHNICAL business stenographer, chief clerk; notary, wide experience, A-l referencea. Young family man of good address. Whole or part time. I'll save you .money. Service with a smile. Phone me. East 5420. SALESMAN desires' to connect with manufac- turing bouse on salary or commission basis plus expenses; 33 yni., married; highest refer ence. W-6S0, Journal. ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper; years of experi, ence: an interview solicited; now employed. wishes to make change. W-693,- Journal EX -OVERSEAS veteran, executive' ability, de sires position, -timekeeper, paymaster, etc. Bet of references. ' W-524, Journal. HOUSE mover wanted . to figure on moving buildings. Call at Peninsula Lumber . Co. of fice. Foot of McKenna ave. LAWN mower expert at 247 Grand ave., near Main. - Self sharpening blades installed. Call res., Tabor 3643." MAN with, light car wants outside job. lawn 611. , Wood- FOR gardening and lawn building, call Tabor no I V.' WANTED Ploughing and discing with son. Eart 670S.- a Ford- ROOFS reshutgled a specialty. E. 1201. "Beachans. Phone PAINTING and tinting-; first class work. Phone Sellwood 2775. WANTED Hauling or job work; truck. Tabor 2704. have one-ton GARDENER Lawns leveled, seeded and rolledT Phone East 6296. bet 6 and 8 p. m. WHEN you want your house resbingled call Auto. 31290. Work guaranteed first claaa. WINDOW cleaner, handy man, wishes work, hour or day. Main 2302. CARPENTER and contractor, jobbing; ' in the building line. East 8656. anything PAINTING and tinting by experienced workman. . Estimates free. Call East 3824. WANT employment for 3 trucks. W. 8. . Jeans, Columbia 722: CEMENT work of all kinds; houses raised. AutomoBc 261-11 and then call Lenta 5312. PAINTING, paperhanging. .tinting. Sell 36867 SITUATIONS FEMALE APARTMENT house management wanted by lady new employed. Husband help part or all time. Reasonable compensation. Son "8 years. References. Call Woodlawn 688 Sun day, 6 to 8 week evenings. Ak for Mrs. Donaldson. . LACE, scrim.- marquirette. curtains, draperies. fancy clothes band laundered r experts. East 6196. ALL' KINDS of curtains hand laundered. Tabor 318. 295 E. 49th. LACE SCRIM Marquisette curtains, cloths, hand laundered; experts. Called for. East 6189. FOR practical nurse call Tabor 1998. WOULD like day work. Tabor 4174. DRESSMAYING 40 ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladies' garments, reasons ble prices; worl J K robin. Ladieo' Tailor. 408 Bnh ents, reasons ble prices; work guaranteed. lane tKlu SEWING wanted by the day; children's sewing preferred. Call after 6 p. m. Woodlawn 192. 970 Mississippi " SUITS. COATS. DRESSES made and remodelled. Dressmaking dept Em porium Iye Worku, S49 Morrison. Bdwy.- 4251). HEMSTITCHING. 8e and 10c per yard. 168 E. Broadway- K, end of bridge. INFANTS' layettes made to order. Wdln. 3699. NURSES PARALYTIC or sick lady patients taken by graduate : nurse. Prirefe rwaideTiee. Tabor 209. : PRACTICAL nurse, several years' experience. Address l7llth st, room 14. $3.50 per day. Marshall 982. WANTED A practical nurse for July. Box 43, Oak Grove. Or. P. O. FURNISHED ROOMS TRINCES HOTEL NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT Single rooms $4.60 per week; community bath, single. $6 and $7 per week: private, $8 and $10 per week. 849 E. Burnside st East 171. Just across Burnside bridge. MILTON HOTEL, 226V4 Madison; nice, light rooms; steam beat, hot and cold water In ail rooms; transients solicited. ' , HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 31. 75 and $2.50; furnvhed rooms, ii.za ana sz.ou weeg. vn- himbia Hotel, 224 Clay. T 2, SLEEPING rooms. 208 17th. near Taylor. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIYA1E FAMILY WELL furnished rooms, 1 with sleeping norch. snitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; hot and cold water, furnace beat, in private home, close in. . Eart 7060. EXCELLENT furnished sleeping room, desira ble for business gentleman or lady. , OS vk N. 15th. TJroadway. 65. ' " ' FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms and bath, $4 week. 1452 Cleveland ave. woodlawn 8640. TWO nicely furnished rooms, good location, one . block to car. sellwood Z1B5- . 1 NICELY furnished light airy front 741 Hoyt Main 6094. ROOMS AND BOARD IS " T. THE MARTHA WASHINGTON T-880 10th at for bnriness girls and students; reasonable rates. - Marshall 125L '. ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE " - FAMILY 7S SINGLE room. also, rooms for family; beauti fully furnished, new and clean: one large room with private bath, hot and cold water in every room; table board. Aho beautiful porches and grounds. For Information call Broadway 6450, mornings 11 to 4. and all evenings. Beautifully furnished room large enough for family of four, private bath, hot and cold water. Call Broadway 6450, mornings 11 to 4 and all eveninga. NICK -room ad hoard foe gentlemsu: rea"of eble. 195 E. 74th st N-. M. V. car. Tel. Tab. 6631. ROOM and board, hot and cold water in room. . 655 Northrop st Bdwy. 3764. LARGE clean room, good board, home privi leges: garage; cloe in. Sell. 3022. LARGE modern room, suitable for 2 anen. waik . ing distance. Phone .East 8666. THREE furnished H. K. rooms $30. 441 Rosa. . Broadwsy car. Adults only. Call after 6 p. m. LARGE modern room, aui table for 2 'Walking distance. Phone East 8666. men; WANTED Baby to board and room; Vcare. 908 Mmowoti ave. mother' BOARD gixl .or boy. Maraball , 824. . ROOMS AND BO ARO PRIVATE FAMILY It FOR 1 or 2 gentlemen that will share the 1 mmamav ma , cmxi none coaxing ion - ' - ... , w-m-v m in-ii i ii, i,i , 1 1 b -wee. r.MC a I o. ROOM in modernhome. 4 3TvVP"ark talking aiatanca; good location. WASTED ROOM 8 ASP -BOARD 19 WANTED Room and board in private Catholic family for married couple. Ant. 212-36! HOrSKKEEPl.VO ROOMS S FmiflSHJ.D A'r ITNFI'RN 1KIIEO DESIRABLE singiehouaekeeying rooms, com pletely furnished, steam heat, laundry: ehil dren -welcome. 186 Sherman at Marshall 8983. GOOD clean housekeepingrooma, suitable for couple; also aleeping rooms. . 293 W Union ave.. 1 block south of Hawthorne. ROOMS and houwkTepJng "rooms, $2.50 and 'VP week. 88 Grand ave. East 433. II- K ROOMS for rentT-"325 H 1st st. Clay na3isrketu. Reasonable rent TWO nicjily furnishea housekeeping rooms. $5 PrwkjL"580 Couch. Mar. 338. NICE furnirhed. large front, ligbC airy houe- keepmg jrpom.: $5 week: 229 l"- LIGHT housekeeping rooms. CaUMsrhali 1639 HOI'SEKEEPISO ROOMS FURNISHED AND I SFI RMSHKB PR IV AT EFA MILY 73 A KF.SIRABI.E fumbhed housekeeping room. suiUble for a bachelor. $10 a month. 032 FlanderH. v Broadway 2256. TWO connecting room furnirihed. cloe in : no objection to children. East 2743. 2 F. . H. K. room's. .(16 per month; no chil dren. 310 EJ7 tb. near Clay. 2 LARGE light front IL K. ; rooms 805 H 3d H. $4 wek. - - -: THREE furnished H. K. rooms. $30. 4 41 RoiwZ Broadway car. Adults only. Call after 5 p. m. 3 CNFl K.MSlIEi hou-rkeeping rooms: lawn 5358. . 181 Skidmore. Wool- FOB RENT HOI'S ES rNFTRNISHED 12 7 ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED "SEE THE YELLOW SIGN" $45 j E. 10th. and Davis, easy walking dis tance; fine large rooms, cement basement,' wash trays, nice lot; will lease. I SMITH-WAGONER CP , STOCK 'EXCH. STORAGK " COMMEKCtAL AND HOUSEHOLD OOODS. MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING. Reduced freight . rates. For expert eervto eall Bdwy. 70S. Manning Warehouse Trans lev Co. Furniture Moving Vim Transfer and Storage. Long distanre tanMng. $84 E. Burnside. Pho Eaxt 64114 CALL BROADWAY 580 ' " NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY WASHINGTON AT TENTH 'STREET SEE FRANK L. McGCIPE TO IXSCRE AGAINST FIP.E. 7-ROOM house, just acrom Bdwy. bridge. $25; no children. Ownef, Main 8916. call Tucday. HOrSK for rent and some furniture tor sale. 24 14th st HpTSES FOR llEVT-FURNITURE - .FOR KALE , M 15 RKM houHekeet'ing apartment .for rent; furniture for sale reasonable: lioiixc rent for $25 per mo : good income. Autm. 528-37. 8 HfKlM modern bouse, with furniture, for sale. Marshall 1355. - FtRMOHRD ROtSES $6 SEVEN-ROOM furauilied boute. laundry trays. furnace, garage, water, $50; adults: -eaat side near -Jefferson' high school. 155 Sumner st Phone Woodlawn 8662. LEASE cleats furnished 4 and 5 room ; gas and electricity, garage.- , South Portland car to Gibbs st, west 1 block.' south 3 8 5 4 V' .1st st. ELEGANTLY furnished Bouse, . fruit trees, gar den; also cottage, . apartments f urntilui.t. un furnished; reasonable. 252 Gibbs. LOVER floor of residence at 611 East Madi son. .Phone Main 33 89.. . FLATS TO RENT. UNFURNISHED 18 FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED UPPER FLAT. 74 1 Vs. E. PINE. COR. 22D. PRICE $18. PHONE EAST 8715. r . " i :' ' ' ' $15 THREE andi 4 room flats. $25 7 room flkt 805 E. 11th. Call 610 E. Clay. ' 2 ROOM furnhhed flat and garage. Vancouver btp. Wdln, 1 953. $19. 706 LOWER flat, 6 rooms, newly papered, 569 5tb at; adults; $30, Tabor 4553. APARTMENTS FOR BEST 4S WILL rent my completely furnished 6 room apartment for 3,--months to desirable tenant No children. Phone Main 8410, or call apart - ment 6. 780 Everett at - GRANDEST A Grandest apartmentH, 68 Grand ave. and Stark; nice modern 3 -room furnished apart ment. $40. Phone. East 28 THE STAN FIELD," 04 Porter St.. 2 modern 2-room apartments. Phone Main 73i2. $20 and $22 respectively. 2 ROOM furnished amrtment with bath, mod ern, up to date'; in .main floor; reasonable rent East 8104. . ' t NEW YORK 238. APTS.4 44 1 Vi Belmont East 8JROOM car. apartment.1 1009 18th N.: Alberta FOR KENT 2-room J urn in tied apartment large . yarq. inquire Pit ataaet at. - THE JEFFRY. 2-room fur. apt., $11. close in. Cor.' Russell and Kirby. Ea't 1694. SUMMER RESORTS MODERN 6 room cottage, overlooking ocean. ki $200 per eeaeon. Mam 6404. 5 OCEAN room; PARK. 2 fireplaces: cottages, - ot Mar. 8613 STORES AND OFFICES 11 Vi OF store room for rent Phone East 638. 165 Grand ave. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS 33 LARGE upstairs room 25x100, fine for car penter or painter; very low rent. 153 Front. WANTED TO RENT Wat have hundreds of cHeuts desiring te rent The efficiency of "The McGutre System" of property management will save ;. you money. ' , FRANK L. MoGUIRE. Ablngton bldg. 1 - - Main 1068. WANTED -To lease or rent by family 4 adults, 7 or 8 room modern house ; good districtCaH after 6 Pm- East 6887. WANT to rent or lease's orroom house. ' Phone Sellwood 8718. - REAL ESTATE BEACH PROPERTY GEARHART corner fr sale, southwest comer of intersection of Marion and 6tb nts.. 100 by 100 feet overlooking ocean and golf links; hard-surface street . paat lota to ocean. Call evenings. East 834 ; during business hours call Eart 4363. 0-684 T JoumaL . BUSINESS PROPERTY 8 HERE 18 SOMETHING WORTH LOOKING UP Fine new baiktini,, aonerete and tile, 7Si80 feet 2 stories ; first door haa garage and machine shop; present ownert has agency, for Chevrolet: doing fine' -business ; eeond floor has dance hall. dining and other necessary rooms; plumbing all in; city water and, electric lights. Also modern bouse, J rooms, bath and toilet on first floor. 1 large room up stairs; lot lOOllOO. facing side street in rear' of garage building; garage faces on paved street; in a little town on the North Bank bigbway and railroad. - Price about $30. 000, depending on Amount of stock on hand at time of sale; half cash, balance terms at 7 per cent - ' ..-.-RICHtER A FOX - r WASHOUGAL, WASH. . HERE Is 'a good bur. ' Corner building 50x60, lot 6 Ox IOO. on iiaved street. 2 store rooms below snd 12 roois on second floor; could easily be converted j into a rooming bouse; 8 toilets snd bath; waWSr, electric lights: woodsheds, small building in iter of lot suitable ahop or living room. Price L5000, balf cash, terms on balance at 7 per cenjt Would take email ranch as part . - HICHER A FOX. WASHOUGAL, WASH. G A jAGE SITE '" " Beet lore don Ml city. See Mf. Clemrwaler. J. L. HAH'. MA..' COMPAN If, 7 Chamber of Commerce Blag, Main 208. FOR SALE HOUSES 1 GOOD 6 room bungalow. ' sleeping poreb, lsrge lot. fruit all clear, near M. V. car, $2900. reasnnsble terms, immediate posieiaina. Call at 1911 E. Irving. - $1500 BUY-S lOOklOO, lota of fruit and small electric lighted bouae. Phone East 4839. ' i NICE home near Peiinsula school, $2800; also lot 76x100; will fiell or trade. Phone East 850. ' : ft ' BY OWNER New large 5 room bungalow, fire place, hardwood Own and all builnna. 1161 Kant 1 8th north. j . . IF YOU really want something good at" a aacrifii in 6 room house, close in, phone owner. Tabor 2253. - REAL ''ESTATE FOR. SAI.1- 1IOI NF.IS' AN out of town owner lias instructed us to i.,.- room honae at once. It is walking ri ,lo,',, directly between the Uroadw.y and Steel bridges, on East F.m street. It is exceptionally well built. The rrice, 450O, is if dired rt"''u1,-rin,i ,lle projKrty. Ea-y term JohnsorDod!son; Co. 2L-SVi?"-',M''v Ml ST87.- bouse, for sjle cheap to cioe this e.f.te. tZZ iTnnn w1 1"t"'. rsn.mg tn price from $1000 up If ya r, in lhe miir,rt fof sraered!' "N,'lu'''le offer con- . W: X NASH. Executor.! 1046 Hawthorne ve. Tsbor 4 2. iJASIl MAI.AM-K .MONTIll.Y . ,.nr,., inuig:.iiivr, Willi li riMiru tm-tiiirj f..i line Mevping .rr'i. Iirej-la,, nriB- ' ( title nanrwmui fi,.. -,..m tra. fur,,, -.n 'i,,,.,,','r;',i -. laiit.ury fj'llienl da.., 1,1,111 h,un -". JohnsonDbdBon Co. BS.l ' v 111. rs7. WilMirilPI l l-i v" ' Hi?. .,'U,rr'''1' ,"ul1 h 'tnmu ri. , ,r,c lhta. gas. fine condition, r.o, 100 lo, ,, paved .u-eel. v.,r m. evrrrrlous S.'k" a distance: fine e.rrt.- oil : ,,w,.r , ,,,' .,, " w car to Kuvell. w.lV u.u ' J ".'L. T s f triiiy A .k 1 1 s ''ills . L. . a. sottth to No. ',5i2 -vacant C'a'll Tabu KM forenoons. At 1064 Fr.fK J?;ST f-OMPLETEt): 9 J.ii" ,,un '''' room bunt, ia low vilk relhurst n...r .v . 1... ""W'ii in I si). - t ... ,n,u,a K III 1 L'qr.u. . - --- ' lut f ux lull. l'nce $16.5ou.' 1 aoor o w 4 . ,.m'Jn V"ealow. 6 room, ,d hreuk- iba"n"nt ""t 4 0 b. sr- trietf: e i... ni'e d" tncf near lurclhiirsl ir.. 1 .. .,. .,. : u, ti ui commerce amerce bldg. ; noHK t;ifyi7mTF; M rtrlarii U . GARAGE flrentarV" fJrn. JT ;"t.rcld . home; rf!U.,!aV,?dn t'.'S fiui be,lr. full cement l.sne- Miins, Cm 100 garage. l'rioe o12 ul t;VKl'tSU '"ENI'KRSON CO, r2U5.,l"w Elrhue Bldg. Main U7.V - FOR SALE HT OWNER ' lOfl "S. iV bl"rltS ,rom "rime. lot 100x 100, hQUe doulii' ronatnirted. all built in con veniences, fun rMnf.nt haM-m.-nt. la, iry trsrs 1 bedroom. -toilet, bath, below; 3 Mr w N 1 V uth , rnt ,.lar,rt,r"- A hewn. "3 " Weh ter t. Phone WoonUwrr ft4 4 Modern UWeTUO,NK AVK' "" Modern 6 room home. fn hsvrnent bsth i'HI ne7fc 'urn.ee. Mi r,,., bushe" a.ri'ge c bouse fares eat H.wt-horne avenue. '.An T J.' w? n1rt,J . '!f -'"0 E. .40tl. Want. $1000 rash: tern,, on h.,.:r t... . '". " clear. Owner. Sellwood 2388 Hellwor1 :nuu ' '"'rrtr Il.WI.iY MAX Ol'I'OUl -VI TV t IUOIU. I'UIIUHIOW. not fitii.l.,1 1.... 1 water and light 6xlJ7. in nee lt 74 vl..i. .. vood car 81430: $4 30 ea-h. h, anr VVmT X'rj M . ff. . Hrllwond 101 day,; Sellw 2958, -evening and Sundays. - $3100 7(io ( Asu ! , .fJJn. ow'tfuow.r ftrej.la.-e. I,kcase. rom- trays - ' "?u cement baM-im-nl iMumlry - JohnsoimDodson Co. 2L3JJJU. Main 3787. in ivni.. U -i. 7 , ' ana cnrilm - . ....i.5,nuiii in nutlet, - ' " ""on., jmu n nit.-lien, heeter;.. $1850. $300 down. I, gas rancf. mt.r lilin-e .any ti-riiin. I . . ..IN Olflf. WEST SlllR, tnmh-rn 5 room wittage, fun ..,'m;.'.p'e,1 "rert. cl,e in. Pnre j., eoau casii. tiaianci- 508 Chamber of C'ommrrce 1963. . easy tlU. tTin Main - HELLO I YE si Thlv 1, Woodlawn 62(17 W have house, of every description for vale, sod will ,bow Uiem by appointment. Car at your service. Call ui. ALU I.N A REAI.TOIU. 14U8 Ostman BRAND 'NEW 4-rooin . liiiMl.-ri. b'uTimTow" ij M.mph-Ui bathroom and breakfast nook 1 ., C"te1 "nK- Hrth snd Pine Hl bl.-k to car, i-uii 0t. cement sidewalk, bus. m.-nt. elc , termi to. mi it. Owner. II McCoy, - 1-28 1 - Belmont st. Tabor SS01 1. (NO- 8) - 6 ROOM -house. St. Johns. Or.; full basement: 8 blocks, to rarline on f 'harl.-.ton st Ixt 50 by 107.- Prire 3O00 rash "or- $3500 trade. KICUTER A VOX Waahoiigal. Wash. ALBERTA- SNAP 5 room bungalow, fully mod-rn. all built ln. floored attic, double con.-trnction, full nixed ba-w-ment. chicken yard; clone to car'snd schooL Price $3350; cah 1000. See owner, luti5 E. 2 5th north. 8 room modern bungalow on corner, large, light, well arranged rooms, buijt-in fixtures, furnace, paved street, on csrlliie, wet side, Phone owner, Marshall 738. ALBERTA'- BARGAIN S' room., nice bath, shrubbery, repainted, etc : $2500. nr- b-r cash offer llnnon $840; -my equity $1660. half each, hsianoe easy. J. W. Mt-QlTMn. B0 212 J-ffpr.i, ,t. WHY PAY RENT? - A 3-room .bungalow, large lot. near rarline; shrubbery and fruit; only $1400; mall ay ment. balance monthly. V. M. Price A to.. 200 Henry bldg. $225CLO.SEtb MTrKOTTrA RLI.V B 4 rooma and slee(ing porch, Dotrb kitchen gas and electric lights, full baitement and good plumbing: large garage and chicken house- lota; $225 will handle. Phone Tabor 0760. FOR SALE By owner, 4-roon7H uiimtalow.lot 50HOO; $1750 raah onlyl ; bard surface streets; 20 minutes from town" on Si-Uwood car. Apply 817 E. 10th, near Center at. evenings snd MUndaya - 8-ROOM MODERN lloim tHnfT- Ta AHHORTEP REARING FRITIT Trn-i- CORNER LOT 7Xil00. BFAI'Tli'ri'. PLACE; EASY TERMS. 480S 4 1 ST vk 8. K.. CORNER 4KTH ST. ROSE' CITY "PARK" bareaino7i,wner 1 new7 room. 5 down. "2 no; old Ivor - ... ...,i lafge plate glass windows, eastern oak floors; breakfsst nook: Coiveraal furnace; hieh gra'ie plumbing. $2000. balance like rent Tabor 17HH WALNUT PARK iilSTHUT New 6 room strictly modern bnnirilow with all the modern conveniences; $67011: $1.10(1 down, balance to auit L. Sims, 802 I'latt bldg. Main 5100. 8CNNY8IHE .SACK IFIf'E 82360 Five fora houne. inn,rn.m.ni, n In and paid: $350 rash, balance term. No commission. 1031 E." balmon. Owner. Talmr 85hfl... - 8 ROOM bouse and garage, corner bit utr.t and sewer all tid: 3 larire rlrr. $3500. terras. 2 blocks to William. ... r a blorka to Union ave. -ear. . At ,r,mln 4 p 'aj, to O. 3:20 Failing at. comer, Rodney. CLOSE IN EAST BIDE BARGAIN Six rooms, modern,' walking distance; one block to Ankeny csrline. Big , value; $32.'iO 3acob Haas. Main 6127. 10 ROOM house. rompleteiynrKb3Ved' for four families; two bathroim). furnace, nice corner lot, 83x100. West Bide, walking distance; good income. Price $0250. Kat 1668. 6 ROOM cottage, lot 120x200. located at sYli and B sti, fj.wego. fity water, part fenced. Small amount down, balance like rent Move riht in Owner. 227 N- 23rd t. i2000 ALBERTA "DISTRICT TERMS Five room., fnll lot,; garage fruit SMITH .WAGONER Co.. Stock Krrh.m., TWO acr room house. With basement, "about Ta acre, W mile from Council f Owner, F.a.t 34 24. FOR SALE By owner, tas'iifl, 3 rooi'n u.nZ-ri oongaiow. 1 acre, nerrie" and fruit I "4 miles east of Mitwankie. ITione HiI.kiiIii,. ?h j? HAWTHORNE 8 room hoii.-e. i.m",DU paTi"; , opportunity to rent part and in lp iy f.,r houae $500down; bargain. Tabor 707:1. FOR SALE 4 room home-and lot 40ilooT I'rice $700; -biiU payment liown, tial.nce like rent. 6000 60th t, S. K..eor. 50th ave. ROSE fiTY PARK Well bnilt." modern,"-! room home, on comer, in splendid condition; garage, owner, Kwt 4021. 5 ROOM bungalow with break f.it"no it snd "gar age, st 425 E. 46th N. I'rice $SU0 Ta bor 8727. 813.500 Choice wet side location, 8 rootna, ' modem, hot water heat, beat possible con struction. Owner. East 4 021. 4 "ROOM boue.' lot" 50x100. near car. $0 501 small payment, balance like rent Call at 1911 E Irving st. ROSE City 'Park very desirahle 5 room bunga low and -garage; $5000. Owner.- Tsbor 8583 IRV IN G TON $ 1 4 50 NortliwMt eZfoZr 1 ftS and Siskiyou; dear. Main 4789. 320 Hal- mon -st . 6 ROOM bungalow, modem, ju-t c..uji,-u-i1 ; lot 60x11$. $2250. Easy term. C. C. car to Hewitt station. A-k for Barnes. KENTON dit, newly built 4 r-ira pla-tered' how, lights and ea; leaving city: iraall lot Call 1198 Bortbwiek ft. See at 1 79 HAWTHORN E-MT. TABOTl nOMES TABOR 4299. HOOABACGH. . (Continued en Following Page)