The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 13, 1920, Page 26, Image 26

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Phonograph Company
Acquires Old C row
Warehouse Property
Tha. "Old Crow" warehoasa, at 1036
East Broadway, together with . a par
cel of (round 60x100 feet in area, was
purchased last week oy : the Pacific
Phonograph company from Frank Mas
son for 112,000. The property adjoins
the site of the phonograph company's
plant and the old warehouse will be
used for storage purposes by this con-
' oern. ', Tha deal was handled by J. P.
.Parker of the Atetzger-Parker company,
. . Tha business of tha Pacific Phono
graph company Is increasing rapidly,
-acordlng to E. M. - Barlow, vies presi
dent and manager, and the; new etor-
,ment to-' the plant. Eventually the
ground , will be used for building pur-
"Eposes.,. -' V-;;: f ," ''--. "ia.vC-:. "V
HT5W TODAT
Home Seekers Service
,fi7Z Made Spec'lNo. SS0
W have a client who oi 1.1 lata near
Lsurelhurst Park. He wiO furnish any
or these lota tkni witb the money with
which to parcha' ' Mill Made Reedy
Cut Home.
You Pay Nothing Down
An you do is to f inrush the plumbing,
lighting and plastering.
Pay JJacfe al $30 a Month
Our Special No. 850 ! made la two
tir.ee. i and 4 rooms. Fries 8880 and
8750. respectively.
bVRITK On mONI FOR FLAM AND
i SPECIFICATIONS
SestJetMl 8ummsr CoUJ. He. X28P
- Tb house rlctont above b mad of
f oar-foot sections of caref-ally eeiectod
fir. It can ba easily arectad by two me
la one or two dare, aacorrttng to tha sua
purchased.
We nanafaetur. this nodal la imnl
styles and sues of on, two and three
rooms. A .1. '
Tha price ranees from SSXfif to $372.
aooardins to sua, .
ask About our speciai. seo-
f TtOMAL OARAOC. SIZE 10x1 a
ONLY TRICC 7B.
Elwood Wiles & Son
, S02 Title Trust aids.
On 4th St.. Bat. Start and Oak.
. phons Main 4724
Tl
-it.irsicKage
oh sides
SITE ADJOINS FREIGHT BEPOTS
1 IX ESTABLISHED EAST SIDE
WHOLESALE DISTRICT X "
flO SWITCHING CHARGES
Owner Will Sell at Barf ain Price or
WILL LEASE
HEW OWE-STOBT BCILDING TO
COST ABOUT I25,e
Portland's Available Bvslnssg Loca
tions Caa Ba Obtalsed Tkrosgh
tr
. Inilds Property Beaters
TWELFTH FLOOR ; TEQJf BLBG.
a ;
Wonderful
Chance
to buy a .beautiful, highly
modern 9-coom residence on
.-Willamette river bank. Ex
tensive grounds with f i ne
shrubbery, roses, trees. Fine
view of city. Completely and
attractively furnished. All for
SS00O. Easy terms if desire 1
OREGON INVESTMENT &
MORTGAGE CO.
222 Chamber of Commerce) Bid.
Marshall 205
V ant - experienced high class
live house salesman. Must be
familiar with Portland values.
rJTTER, LOWE & CO.
ZO 1-3-5-7 Board of Trade
OSSOO
?ven room house at 344. "Wasco st.,
Tk.i kins distance. Will require S2500
GEO. D. S CHALK
SIALX tn SZS STAEK ST.
Laurelliurst
r r--
The best is the most economical,
and thift has them all cheated for
class, five rooms with floored attie.
hardwood floors in every room, tiled
bath with pedestal wash stand, large
rooms with all builtins. woodwork
In old Ivory; large lot with dandy
garage. Price S73Q0; terms.
f
V
3
5400
It's a dandy and the price is right.
Five rooms, hardwood floors, fire
place, full cement basement, fur
nace ; lot 60x90 witb driveway for
garage. Let us show you a good
value. A machine will take you out.
$4900
Just completed five rooms of the
very best construction in a dandy
location, only one block from car
and close to park: full basement,
furnace, laundry trays.'- You Just
can't help but , like . it- S1000 cash,
balance to suit.
$4900
' Another one of the same quality,
but different plan. They are close
together, - so if you don't like one,
you are "bound to like the other It
will be a pleasure to show you these
houses. v , .
REALTY DEPT.
LAWYERS' TITLE & TRUST CO.
28i Stark SU
3IarskaU 1818
Liiieeiiiai
Junction
'" 1 t . ;
The
Finest Land
in - :-
Oregon!
- We have : a - few 5 acre
tracts left, which we would
like to show you. ; This land
is all in cultivation on a good
road, about 12 miles east of
Portland just -off Powell
Valley road which is paved
all the wajr from Portland
to the junction. We are not
asking a very large initial
payment,, only 25 cash,
balance in small . .monthly
payments at 6. .
A. W. Lambert & Son
Cor. Grand Av. and E." Alder
t Phone East 640
This 6 room house. 3 bedrooms, bath,
basement; white enameled through
out; corner lot 90x100, some heavy
bearing fruit ' trees, good chicken
house, barn with garages in it On
Killingsworth avenue and E. 9th.
Price 3 7 So with terms, v.
cnussi & e;::En
311-321 Board of Trade BIdr.
,t Main 7452
-I
k uisiLBsBiw HiT--irinri n ,-f -- -r-----'-----f-?y--
!?I!W TODAT
WEST SIDE OFFIPE EUILDI.".'
I I n flfin Six-story . office
building,
on Quarter block. In heart
of business district t building could not
be reproduced today tor jess man
130,000. Beat Bay oa Iaslde Pros
erty la City. Terms. ;
: STORE EUiLDiriGS
WE
have many exceptional bargains in
store buildings, with and without
living rooms,' in every secnon ox me
entire city. ; SEE ours before you buy.
VACANT AKD RESIDENCE LOTS
WE
have hundreds of business and resi
dence lots for sale in all parte of
the city. For information regarding
these and other business properties ,
Officii 0
Bargains'
On Easy Terms
I17&0 S-roora house, ; 50 x 100-foot
lot. No. 1242 E. Clay : street, near
Hawthorne avenue car. . -"
13750 7-room home. No. 390 24th
street north, between Tburman and
Vaughn streets. , .i
13750 7-room borne, furnace, fire-,
place, sleeping porch; Weldler street,
between K. 29th and H 31st streets.
CaU Sunday at Ho. 933 Weidier street.
14000 7-room home, furnace, No,
822 Commercial street, between Fail
ing and Shaver streets, close to pub
lic and high schools. - 4 .
1 6 6 00 8-room home, furnace, three
fireplaces, finished attic; No. 270 E.
28th street, near Hawthorne avenue.
J7600 2-flat building, i one 5-rootn,
one 4-room. Well rented. Ko. 406
406H Park street, between. Harrison
and Hall streets.
F. V. ANDREWS & CO. -
th Floor, Piatt Bldg. Tel. Mar. 025.
Will Lease
25,000 Square Feet
Warehouse
Space
CLOSE IN
REASONABLE; RENTAL
BRICK BUILDING v
- PBEIGHT ATTD 8IDEWAUC" ?
ELEVATORS
. 3T0BTHWESTERIT HEAT
Portland's Available Baslaes Idea
tions Caa Be Secared.Tkrosgk , '
. - Iaslde Property Dealers -
TWELFTH IX00B, YEOS" BLDG.
8E2TS TJS TOTJB. OID CARPETS
- We Call and beUrer)
OM Bhioa and Weetan' Otathlns
Wa make RerarsiMe, Hane-Wovaa
FLUFF RUGS
Room Size riuff Rus Worm S170 :
-1, Rag Ruga Woven All Size
CtoUrae Otaanlns anS,Oyelns Oepa.
Mall Orders - Sens for Booklet
Mattraataa Rmeratsd. Mads Over, Maes is
. - Order .
JFeathers Seaovated . -Carpet
Cleaalag
Bil 2 Ruga, SUamad Otaanad, S1.M
WESTERN FLUFF RUO CO.
S4 Union Ave. N. Rtiooa Catt S1
WEST SIDE HOME
Large reception hall, 1 i v i n g
room, dining hoom. den,- kitchen.
i four bedrooms, f nJshed attic 1
two bathrooms, fireplace ; com- ;
. plete in every detail and in the
best condition inside and out.
: This property v has just been
;- placed with us for sale at 125,000,
and is located in 'the best reel-
- dence section of - Goldsmith's '
Addition. N. W. part of the city ; '
60xl00-f oot corner Jot and gar- :
age. May be Inspected by ap- -
pointment with the agent.
F. V. ANDREWS & CO.
th Floor Piatt Bldg. s Tel. Mar.' 9ti
Alameda Beauty
SSttwHOT WATER HEAT
- This has eight most beautiful rooms,
tapestry paper, ivory throughout,; plate
glass, pedestal plumbing, tile bath, wide
concrete porch, beautiful shrubs; fine
garage, beautiful velour drapes and all
first floor curtains, I10- gas range and
water heater. ,- Owner . leaving at once
for California. This home faces -one of
Alameda's finest houses andhas unob
structed view. - . -
McDonald, East 419
- We Can aa Deliver "
Old CarpeU aad Rags Made lata
FLUFF RUGS
Rag Ruga. Carpet Cleaning and Re
. fitting. ' Mail orders. Bend
for Booklet, .
Oregon Fluff Ru Co.
IIS East Stark Lfcor 7111
SEW TODAT
BilOADWAY-
$12,000
;This fine 28 4-oom flat bldg.,
walking distance, from the
center of the city on : ;
Broadway
certainly is one of the best ,
buys in this city.-;
...1 ;. . f .. . . "
Hitter, -Love & Co.
201-3-5-7 Board of Trade
Bldg. ;
NOB HILL
APARTMENT
Modern, close-in; rents, old scale,
260. No leases. $7000 cash necessary
$2(000
North 13th St.
TRACKAGE
looxioo. corner, between Burnside
'and Glisan St. Spar to curb, 10,000
below prevailing prices.
$30,000
E. J. DALY
221 FAILING BLDG.
SUNDERLAND
ACRES
Only five miles from -the heart of
K the city, two city . carlines within
three blocks ; hard surfaced streets
' within two, blocks. One to five-acre
tracts, some with Columbia boulevard
frontage; very fine soil, absolutely'
no rock or gravel; beautiful view of
the mountains and Columbia river;
fine home sites ; full - acres with
streets, -city water, electric ' lights,
for $1500.- Easy -terms if desired.'
If you are thinking of buying acre
age, do not fail to see this beautiful
tract before you buy. f , v
H. A. DRYER
- "THE ACREAGE ULAJS
: MS-I Lewis Bldg. Broadway (181
Beautiful
Suburban Tract
ALREADY SUBDIVIDED
May Be Placed ea Market at Aay Time
oieurea ia use. five er xes
Acre Tracts
45 acres orr-the hills overlooking river,
south of city, . near PACIFIC HIGH
WAT, soon to be paved all the way to
Portland. Wonderfully located, 11 miles
from courthouse ; elevated, part gently
rolling and cultivated ; with deep, rich
soil ; part naturally wooded, with springs
and running streams; view that cannot
be surpassed. City water available;
electricity ; fine grade and nigh schools
near ; daily deliveries. Beautiful loca
tion for a business man's home.
BARGAIN PRICE, 43 ACRES, f lLMf
i Mrs. 'Helen S. Turner ;
IM Spalding Bldg. Mala 8
KICOLAI - STREET
TRACKAGE
Size 100x150 Feet
S. W. Cor. 25th and
Nicolai Sts.
UNITED RAILWAY TRACKAGES
Price $7500
Wakefield Fries & Co.
M FOURTH ST.
. TERMS
Business: Corner
3TORTH 17TH A3TD RAXEIGH,
j WHERE ALL THE BIG
THIXGS ARE
- DOIXO
his la a 60x 100-foot corner with
four - houses, with an Income now of
147 per month - (the rents have never
been raised), which could easily be
doubled. I am authorised to close this
excellent property out for $25oo less
than cost, and it is one of the very best
Investments in irortiand today, as de
velopments In that part of the city are
going try leaps and bounds. If you
want a house to live in. with an income
besides, and a fine investment, yon
can't beat it.- . -
A. J. PRESTON
MAI3T .
5JW TODAT
Some More
Real Bargaras!
' Xn first-class Central Oreron Irri
gated alfalfa, dairy and spud
ranches, all equipped, ready to move
on to and go to work making money.
' SO acres, two miles from good
railroad? town, close .' to school ; 30 ;
acres in alfalfa.' 20 more In cultiva
tion and in crop; good soil; fully
paid up water right with abundance
of water ; good family orchard of as-'
sorted fruits ; good buildings ; well
fenced ; 3 good work horses, 4 fine
' milk cows, chickens ; all farm ma- -chlnery
and equipment goes with
the place.
Price $95 Per Acre
TERMS. HALF CASH, BAXASCE
TO SCIT. - .
160 acres, on highway.
40 In cul
more can
tivation in alfalfa. SO
be put to alfalfa ; good
soil ; fully
paid up water right ; good
ail . fenced ; good team, i
buildings ;
fine milk
cows, chickens ; all farm
and equipment goes with
machinery
the place.
Price 565 Per Acre
TERMS, ISSO DOW7T, BALANCE
TO SUIT
32Q acres, -169 in cultivation, good
soil, 20 in clover, 16 in old alfalfa,
40 seeded to alfalfa last fall, balance
- In other crop ; good family orchard
of assorted fruits ; good buildings ;
t head horses, 30 head cattle, S hogs,
turkeys, chickens ; all farm machin
ery and . equipment goes with the
place. "
Price $55 Per Acre '
TERMS, f 400 DOWK, BALANCE
TO SUIT
Will consider other property in
exchange as part payment if worth
tha money asked. .
C. J. CULLISON REAL
ESTATE CO.
IMH MORRISOX ST. .
Wasco Co.
Wash.
FRUIT, GRAIN AND
STOCK RANCH
;, ,v- . .-. , .... .. , ; y .
: 4S0 acres first-class grain and fruit
land ; 75 acres fall wheat, bumper
crop In sight; some alfalfa; SO acres
summer fallow ; 2 acres orchard ;
good - irrigation ditch, plenty - water ;
8-room house and good ontbuildings ;
good fences; 6 head horses, 20 head
fine grade cattle. Including- pure bred
Shorthorn bull ; 10 hogs, chickens, ami
turkeys;, buggy, hack, heavy wagon,
single and double light and heavy
harness, 4-horse Peoria drill, riding
cultivator,' 2-section Kimbel weeder.
16-inch disc, 7-foot binder, one share
In threshing machine, corn lister,
plows, barrow,: feed grinder. This is
first-class wheat and pear land ;
about 200 acres in cultivation. Price
120,000. - - jf
Klickitat Co.
Wash.
S20 acres, well fenced ; buildings
practically new; C-room house, large
barn, ; room for 30 head of stock ;
plenty of water ; 200 acres In summer
fallow. - 1S per acre.
T. J. SEUFERT
58 HE SHY BCTLDIXG ;
ere
at Oswego Lake
35 MINUTES FRO!) DOWNTOWN
" On Southern Pacific - Electric ' and
only one-half mile from station. "
Soil good, no bins, and tracts espe
cially fine - for gardening, fruit or
poultry. i . -
PRICE SI 50 PER ACRE.
., EASY TERMS
I.ET TJS SHOW ' THESE TO TOO
' NEWELL-YAN ALST1NE CO.
Mt RAILWAY EXCHANGE BLDG.
50 NET
On Amount Invested-in
;Three-Story Brick .
Corner
close nr ox proxxstekt street
. WHERE VALUES ARE SURE
TO INCREASE.
100 Occupied -
TE2T TO PTPTEE2T TEARS WIIX BE
GITE3T 03T THE ESTIRJS
BALAJfCE. -
R. F. Bryan
( CHAMBER OP COMMERCE BLDG.
Fins Investment
lS-roora house, large basement. 2
fireplace: garage; fruit and shrub
bery; lot 66x100; 8- rooms upstairs
rented for S50 per month. Good neigh
borhood, one block from Kulton car
in. South Portland,
Henry W.'. Goddard
til STARK ST.
r O l A t
iracis
lflW TODAT
R
ESTABLISHED 1S92.
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT THE BAKER AUCTIOIC HOUSE
We shall sell the balases of the fsrsU
tare, etc from the residesee of the late
Mary F. Iaom. Also a Rare ColleetiOB
ef Ceaaiae Tarkisk Rags, Upright Piaae,
etc.
We have these goods at ear salesrooms
for convenience of Asetloa Sale. .
CompriBtag several rare aad antique
Tarklsh and Peralaa Rags, -some at
large aa txlS. These rngaimaat be seen
to be appreciated.
Upright Piano la Mahogany Case like
new, small Davenport, Overstuffed Tap
estry Chairs and Rockers, Round Top
Mahogany Parlor Tables, Mahogany Li
brary Table, itattan Chairs in castiuian
ivory finish, costly Oak Folding Screen.
Oak Settee with cane seat and back, also
Oak Settee with ' leather seat. Black
Leather Lounge, Santi Vacuum Cleaner
with attachments, Wilton and Axmln
ster room size Rugs. Brussels Carpets.
large Mirror, Drop Head Singer. Sewing
Machine, library KocKers, Pictures,
Curtains, beautiful Birdseye Maple Bed
room Suite viz : . NaDoleon Bed. large
Dresser. Dressing Table, Chair and
Rocker, nearly new size Brass Bed,
full sise Ivory and White Beds, all beds
are complete with best Springs, Curled
Hair, Silk Floss and Felt Mattresses,
Pillows and Bedding, large Enameled
Dresser with French Plate Mirror, Ivory
Chiffonier, also Quarter-Sawed Oak
Napoleon Bedstead and Dresser. 1 Din
ing Room Suite in quarter-sawed oak,
as follows: Pedestal Table, Buffet,
China Closet and set of Chairs with
leather seats. Crockery and Glassware.
Silverware. Oak Kitchen Cabinet. Steel
Range, Gas Range, Stair Carpet, small
Mats and many other useful lots.
AUCTIONEER'S
NOTE
Tou are invited to call tomorrow and
look over the above goods at your
leisure. . We especially call your atten
tion to the rare and beautiful Turkish
Rugs which you will find well worthy
01 your carexui attention.
'actios OBNTseday next at It A. M.
On THURSDAY NEXT
We shall have another lot of good
house furnishings to offer you. These
goods can be seen Wednesday afternoon.
Aaetioa oa Tharsday next at 1 A. M,
WE BCT HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
CASH. THOSE US. MAIS ttt.
W. C. BAKER Jb W. H. BEAST, , .
Anetloneers,
': PYTHIAS BUILDING.
TamhIU and West Park Streets.
. CFormerly Masonic Temple Building) ..
AuciionCales
AT WILSON'S i
Three Big Sales This
Week,
" - "AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS.
MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY
Each Day at 10 A. M.
! For Monday's ale we will have a good
assortment of High Grade House Fur
nishings. - including complete Bedroom
Sets, Wving Room Furniture, Dining
Sets. Kitchenware, including Aluminum
Utensils, ' Carpets, Rugs, Inlaid and
Printed Ldnoleunis, etc - - .
TWO MORE BIG LOTS FOR WED3TE5
, t " DAY AJTD FRIDAY SALES. '
W have "just received some excep
tional pieces of DIKING ROOM, BED
ROOM and LIYIWG ROOM Furniture
for PRIVATE SALE. Rugs. Linoleums.
etc., in a good assortment.- '.
IT WILL PAY YOTJ TO SEE TJS BE-
10RE BUYISO ANYTHIG LV:1
JLL OF 1 uUMlv A JS.
XX Tea Really Want te Sell Year Hoaae
hold Goods Call Us.
VILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE
Saeead Near Morrison Mala 182(
J. T. WILSON, Proprietor
GAR AG E S
Sectional and Ready-Cat
SHIPPED ANYVVHERE
or Erected in Portland
- atatatial aad Workmanship Goaraatoe
First Claas
Send for circular
rtCDIMSDK rUILOINa CO.
315 E. 11th 8tv Fb.n Jt. 5114
TWO BkOCKS SOUTH Or MAWTMORNI
FORTLAMO. OR.
. WE CALL FOR YOUR OLB '
' . CARPETS
Rags aad Weelea Cletalag
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tsrsed bat Promptly
Bag Rags' W rives All Sise-.
" Atari Orders Sead fer Beea
let Caraets Cleaned.
Laid and Ralitted
HORTHWEST RUG CO.
Is8 EAST EIGHTH STREET
PH0SEEA8Tl.se
WectL Side
One of the best warehouses and fac
tory sites; 100x100 corner on track
aze. 12th St- 245,000- Terms. .
Slettea Main 5429
ZZ. J: Z. ! N -;
al7ijtttvi e.i 'ii i' '.'S
.. I I 111 1. I I .III I.-'.
1
GRAND ForRTW OF JULY
ric.Nio
At Bonneville. Or.. Monday.
July . th. Odd tollowa will hold their annual
picni. and Independence, day ealebration. All
Odd Feiiowa. Uebekaha, their famuiee and
friends and the - general public wiahins aa out
ing and enjoyable day will b wataome. Full
uniformed I. O. O. F, band win fnmbh miuic,
dancinc; ball fames and other sporta; good prize
for all areata. Specjaj train leaves Union sta
tion 8:45 a. m. ' tare 61. oO round trip, inoiud
ing admiesion to pienie grounds. Those going
by auto SO. admisnon aaeii adnlt, children SSo.
TickMa en sale all I. O. O. F. and Rebekab
lodcaa in city or ai station, morning July S.
EUREKA OOtfSCIL Ho,
'204. Becority Benefit aa
ociation, alter council meet
ing Monday evening, June 14,
east aide W. O. W. Sau. Kaat
th and AMtf. 'Dr. Arthur
K. Rigge will giT. a lecture
00 hia tertric. and experieacea
with to. V- 8. array ia hi
ria. Hong numbers - by
Blanch Sylvester and rtr ' Klla "Welch, ooajrimi
al Mr. Fred Alou.r Members urged te be pres
ent and greet Brnther Dr. A. K. liiaaa, who ban
reoantly- returned from Siberia. Panning a
IV n. aa, to which ail are welcome.
M. U JOHNSON, Bee.
EIRKPATRICK OOUNCrt. No.
227. Security Benefit aa-
aoolatioa, will meet in regular
session Friday evening. June
18. at Stria, ball. Jefferson
snd Third etreet. S x. I
Members kindly attend . and
nein wits th. campaign now
on. V Ladles . and gentlemen.
get a candidate for next rv
day eitmog.
AU Tiaitinc member eordiaJUy in-
v:ted.
PORTLAND : STAB HOMB-
- STEAD No.- 4, Brotherhood
of American. Xeomen. Will hcM
their regular boainwa meeting
Thnrsday evening, lam 17, iu
the Torn Verein hall. The Hon
orable Fortmu requaata all
membera of both degree and drill
tnas to be present for- work at 8 o'clock sharp.
istta Hajnas, eorrespondeab 30t AU&ky bids
Main 63.16.
DANCHNO t Moos. Hall every
Tuaadav. Thursdav and Sat
urday night, -: Com. and bear
Milton JButtenteld, the singing
cornetiat. Prof. Prasp'a Moooe
orchestra - plays tha latest hits.
Good- floor,- plenty of fans and
ventilation.'
M. . W. - A. Open- meeting afonday
evenlog. Jane 14. Four-reel movie
comedy followed by an "old-fashioned
dance.'' Last dance of the season.
All friends invited. Everything, free.
M. W. A. hall. No. 8 11th SC.
Stark.
H. J. WHIPPLE : Consul -.
W. Simmons, Clerk, 818 Yeon Bldg.
OREGOK ASSEMBLY. UNITED ARTISANS.
Dancing and cards, June 16, W,- O. VY. haU.
M9 JMevenut atrert. : -
SHIRTWAIST " DANCING PARTY .
- Queen Clarissa and a live, pep committee to
mace you welcome, net admlasion. Uoor prwe.
WOITEN OF MOOSEHEART LEOION are dia-
con tinning their card partias for th. auauneg.
Beginning agam Fri., Bert 9. -
UTBLEM JEW FXBT a specialty: pwrtoaa. Plna
charms. Jseger Broa.. 181-183 In rk
r
yiM statistics
fntriagcs.BirtbS;&itox
- DEATHS AKD FUNERALS
7
TTLER at the. rsstdenoe, 60 Want Jesaup at,
Saturday, June 12. Beaton Milton Tyler, aged
41 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Stella Tyler,
father of William. LoslUe and Katharyn. He
was a member of Corinthian Masonic lode No.
StSS- in WaJTeneburg.-Me.; Modern Woodmen of
America. Alberta oamp Nov ,S741. Funeral
aervioea will be held at 3 p. nv Monday, June
14. at the chapel of Chambers Co., 248-260
KvUingwworttf ave. near WiiUama. Interment in
Kos. City cemetery.
MXRPH1' At th. residance, 628 Fourth sU,
June- 12, Belinda Murphy, aged 63
yean, belovad mother - of Mary Rose Mnrphy.
Funeral cortege will leave the above residence
Monday, June 14. at S:46 a. ra.. thence to
St. Lawrence church, 3d and Sbertnaa, where
reqtnem mast 'will ba offered at" 9 a. m. teter
meat, Mt. Calvary cemetery.- Arrangements la
car. of Miller ai Tracey.
UlULER In this city. Jan. 11. Dorcee Millar,
aged 4 V years, beievea mother or uotti. ant
ler, -Otia and Uenry Millar of thai city; also
survived by two daughtera, two brothers and
one sister, all of the - East. Funeral aerriee
win be held Monday. June 14, at 3 p. m.. at
the Church of God. Failing SU Interment. Mult
nomah Park eemetwy. Arraagemwta . ia
of Muter a Tracey.
JEWEL In this city. June -1 1. Parmela R.
Jewel,-aged 74 -years 6 months and 3 days,
mother of Josephine Hempel of this city, D. V.
Knyd of Oakland, Oal.. and J. B. Boyd of
Montana. Remains will be ehlpped to Baker
City. Or.; Monday. June 14.. for utterment, Ar-
rangementa in charge of the Kaat Bid. Funeral
-Ih rectors. -.
COHKN in this city. May 1, Bos. Cohen,
- aged 64 years, beloved mother of Mrs.- B. Ij.
Brown. 'Mia. J. R. -Widmar. Mrs, Samuel Mar-
guHea. Edward E. and Arnold Cohan. Friends
invited to attend the funeral son lux at Holman
funeral parlor. Third and Salmon eta., at 10
a.m. today (Sunday . J on. J... i.st, uttar-
raent ftmth IsrseJ cemetery. - - - -
PHILUPS At St. Josephs hoapitai in Van-
eoover. Wash., '-Floyd Pbulipa, aged 46 years,
late of Wsahougal, Wash., belovad husband - of
Uteila ' Phiilipa Ftumral aervirea will . be held
on Monday. Jon. 14. at 10:80 a. m., at the
chapel of K. W. Wal. m oo., 1I7 (. Ullsii.
Friends invited. . Interment Multnomah Park
cemetery.
WEIR June 10. Harriet Weir, aged 68 yean,
sister of Jessie, Jennie, Matthew and Alex
ander ; Weir. Funeral wilt be bead from Mo-
Ente. A killers narlors. lath end Kverstt ate.
Monday, June 14, at 8:46 a. m., thane, to the
cathedral, lath and Davte eta.; at a. ra.. wnere
requlam mass will be offered. Friends invited,
Interments Mt. ' Calva cemetery. " .
CIUSEPPB Ia thia city. June 12, It'iO. i'ir
. , sani Giuseppe, aged 26 yean. Fnaoda in
vited to attend the Inneral eorricea at fit.
Michaels church, at 10 a. ra. Tuesday. June 16,
1920. . Remaina at Rausas's funeral parloea.
1 bird and baimon " ata. Interment iUvwnew
cemetery. ' " .
MONSON-ln Uua city,. Jus. 18, 120. Andreas
I. Mooaon. aged 62 years, beloved husband of
Mary F. Moruon, fatier of d. Monaon, nigbt
engineer- ef Yeon bldg. Friends invttsd to at
tend the funeral swrvicea-;at Holinan's funeral
prkra. Third aad BaJmon ats., at 10 a. m.
Monday; June . 14, 1820. Interment KiTar
view cemetery. - -.- - - -
6PACUlNi In this city. Jan. 11, Effie
. Hnauldiiut. aged 68 years.. Funeral awrrkjes
will be held tumorrow (Monday), Jvom 14. at
2 p. nv from the funeral parlors of A. D. Ken
worthy A Co., 6802-04 8 2d eV 8. K. fas Lents.
Interment" Mt. Scott Park crmetery.
GHOKMt.ET In Tacotna, Wash.,- Juna TV,
ltev. D. IX i;hormJcr. Funeral services wifl
be held Monday, Jan. 14, at 8:30 p. an,, at
Loo. Fir cemetery. East Bid. Funeral Direo-
tora in aarg. f arrangemema, xnenoa m-
vited -'-..-
BANKS In this city, Harry Banks, ag. 14
Veam, -Funeral awrricea will be held Monday.
June 14, at 12:30 p. m. at the funeral parlors
ol A D. Kanwerthy A Co., 6802-04 02d at.
8. E. bi Tjenbt. Interment Multnomah oernetrry.
COONRADT At the family residence. 6004
86th st. 8. E-. Noah Coonradt, axed 72 yean.
beloved husband of Sopba Ooonradt. Remains
are aa the funeral parlors of A D, Kenworthy
A Co.. 6802-04 SSd at. 8. Ju ia Lesua. Notie.
pf fnnrrsl later.
HESTER The funeral cortege of th. late 1r
garet B. fleeter will tears toe chapel of Miller
A Tracey, Monday. Jus. 14. at 8:80 a. n.,
thence to St. Agatha church. Millar are., where
requiem mass will be offered at St SV nu , Inter
ment MU rjcott. Fart: eemetery.
Ht'NTER Th. funeral rrvioea of the lata
Permelia F. Hunter will be Bald Monday,
June 14, at 1 p. nu, at Finley'a. Montgoascry
at . 6th. k'risod. invited.: Interment, uti
wood cemetery.
BE RGO BEN In' this city, June 11. Mr
- J. Berggren, aged 89 year, lata of 8
ra. K.
years, lata of 88 ' a-
rm ave., opoaana, vrsu, . sue remun. r .
Finley'a, Moolg ornery at 6th. . Notioe of faoeral
hereafter.
XRWLVTh. funeral services of tha 1st. John
Frederick Irwin will be . held ' Monday, June
14. at 2:30 p. ta. o'clock. at'Finley'e, Mont
gomery at 6th, Friends invued. lacioaraUon.
Mt. bcott crematorium. -,-
6lMM0N"N Th.funeral ' swrrioes of AUaa
HunmorvMn, beloved 'infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. M. Bisuaenaon were held Satarday, Jos.
12, at 3:89 p. m., at the chapel of Miller A
Tracry. Interment. Boa. City cemetery,
WEMSEN'BERO At the raajripnoe. 2178 E.
Morriaoa as., June 1 1. Man Weaaepbcrg. aged
67 years, beloved mother of Marie O'Domieii.
Funeral not me later. Remain at the residential
pertnn of Milley-A Traoey.
McJLARD In this -Hy, June 12. Mrs, Pearl
, MoUlard. aged 2S years, 'unerai nottoe later.
Remain, at th. t reaideatsal pajrlora ml Miller A
MEETTWO HOTICIB
T -a. i- -.anaraw- A jsW
V-V. a T
mm
SRANCH At the residence. 1469 E. E remit
at.,' Juna 12.! Mrs, Luttier Bran'-h. Funeral,
notic. later.. BrnuUn at the raaalanoa padurs
af Miller A Tracey, - .
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PUN Kit A li PIBFCTOm
Edward Molmnn Ci Son
,V; Funeral Directors
' THIRD AND sALVOV BTRtKTS
" ' alatn SOT. A-1B11. -
. Lady AenMant.
J.P.FIfMY&S
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9.
MOST(K) 1IRRT AT FIFTH
f;s. dunning; iUc.
THE COLDEN KUT.K nXTIRRTAKKR'
414 K. Alder st Pbones fcast 62. 116223.
A. D, Kenworthy Ci Co.
-J 6803-8804 2D ST. A K.. LENTS.
Fbone Tabo 6247. Bom. Phone D-41.
CIUMBERS CO. -IMneral
Directors,
All the Conveniences of a Boas
Woodlswn 8804. . KUlingtiworth ave.
b-Ts P.L.Lerc2TM-TrS
tJNDERTAKERg., F 11th and Hawthorn a.
funsral parlors with aj
- th. privacy of a home, ltb aad Kv.roU eta
rnww, uroaaway gigs. lloroe A-3183.
R.T.BVRNES
Williams ave. Woodlawa 90.
R. W. UAhLE A CO.
Bnocessors to W. IL Hamilton
I T E. GliM n. Phone T btr4 8 1 S.
klLLER A TRACET, indrpsmient (uoeral dlr-
torn Prices aa low aa 40, 40. IrtO.
Washington at Ella. Main S6II1. A-7S88.
DOWN L A; M'SEllAR," aJccesMin toV lwi
A Rosa, Multnomah at Uaa TkO. lrvluguio
district East 64.
A.R.Zelller Co. BE.;
W 11 Hams Ave.
108. C-10HS.
IFlrnitVAQmnnlU ti'b. 12SS. B-SSi4
Belmont at.
IrfUPC TJKDFRtAKiNO C07"Maln'4
A-S321. Cor. Third and t
163
Clsy.
BURIAL BOTES
Cement Burial Boxes
Ask your und.rtsiar about them or call t
tory. Cfhimbis .
MOXUME7TTS
Portland Marble Works
SS 4th at., op. City HaU. Neu Broa.
t ii a6y-3o nr, AT roajjj
FLORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's Progressive Florist."
Flowers for All Orraaions.
Mars T15. T. O. LCKE. "VI rr.. 6U and Aide..
Geo. Betz & Son
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and all occasions. , S07 Williams ave. Just n
Woodlswn 104.2. Joseph Beta. Msnsger.
LUBLIN ER .wtSST""
84 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Park. -Marsh. 2T
128 Morrison. Portland Ilot.L Marshall 768
MARTIN A PORBES"CoT"fro7istsr64Wash:
ington. Msla 20. A-1249. Flowers fox all
eeoasiofis artistically arranged.
RarTBROfloriiurMorrln rt.. bet. 4th
eii JI,BoB Mln 7T0S. Fine flowtis
end floral designa. No branch storea.
OPJ'OSITJC POSTOVfWIC VU-.
for all occs.lons. Phone Main 6648.
Chappeli's ?f
THK PEOPLE'S FllRAl SHOP. 248 AldeTaC
1.QWT AlfD FOUND tl
VHK following articles were found on cars of
the P. R., L. A P. Co June 11: 4 purses,
8 keys. pin. 3 baga, roll of films, 8 pairs gloves,
2 gloves, report card, 2 books, latter, 2 musis
rolls, bottle, baseball mit, basket, bag tools, 2
fishing poles, cornet. 6 suitcases, 2 lunch bore,
colt box, --12 ttmbrelUa. Owners may obtaia
pimrity at First and Alder strsrtn.
Lost Black traveling bag, containing bshf
clothes. Bag lost somewhere .on Powell Val
ley road. SSd at or East Olisan. Return to O.
K. Mart wig, a3 otook tLxuhange bklg. Re
ward. LOST A pockethook ooolaining money, - eu-.,
and cards bearing nsme of "Itateile A Bon. 4
on Knott street or Williams ave. from (;snn
bein to Rnsaell street. Finder return to 2 3 J)
Knott street, receive reward.
LOST Tuody. on east aide, gray coat, nstrs
in pocket with jaama. Phone AoU 312-63.
Kaward.
COST Small diamond ring ' at PorUaud bath
bouse. Finder return to bath hoiue ollica.
Reward.
LOST Friday, atnali leatlier grip containing
mechanic s tools. Finder notify Bdwy. 17S4.
891 Oak at. Uhrral reward.
LOST Mitik neck piece in Cat 'n Fiddle store
or on Broadway to Alder to 6th at. Reward,
264 Monroe at. Antomatic 327-60.
LOST A CJuarneyLeifer, 3 yra. ' old. (ivina
milk; halter on and rnp. around neck. Call
Walter Pets, Tabor 783 '-' Reward.
LOST White buli terrier witii brown sjt aide
fac. and tail. License No. 8uQ8. Phone
Tabor 4 3 5J9. . '
LOST -Bil Ter watcb, Friday .venitig. near ITiT.
inakworth and A lb ma avenues. Wdln. 4481.
lie wart.
LOrtT ,Lady's oten-fac. monosrsrniHl sjlves
watch, Friday oveninff. .- Finder rlrae call st
286 IZth street, or plicrtle Main I 7 "'. Reward.
L08T In Lipman Wolfe's, Isdy's imr contain
ing carrency, key and ticket to Mapiewoud.
Z-683. Jrnirrml.
LOST- Sat, morning, one smcle ami. auto
cnahinn, bet f.. '.'6tb st. and Iadds Add.
L M. Martin. 877 Tthbeta at. ;
LOST 82i4 tire and rim, somewhere ecsf
6 2d and Holgste, Finder piesva. return to
8929 6'Jd u fl. K. Reward.
FOCNTi A bicycle. CaU BoUwood 2483; give
description.
LOST Orang, Persian cat. ' Annwrn) to name
of "Fluff.'7 Rews-rt Tabor K647.
USt May ' 30, Uraiier, near fiL fiuSpVSt
ehurcri. Pbort. Ksrt 24.
LOST piston hull dog at fcth aad tark. Ra-
ward. Phone East i'JHn.
L06T In MUwaukia. Vrrldy. chi!-!" s grr.fi ai'k
pawasol. Rewsrd. Phonn- Oak ;ror. 1 J7-W
FOUND Kodak. Dew-rib and tell where and
when lost. O. w, Pmt., Troutilsl.
VUAj party who fcruud brown aaiaen, call 1ju4
V0T
HELP WANTED MAI.B
iTTfAN with truck te sell snd haul wor.i. (all
St. John. Lumber Co. CoL 181. Ask for
Mr. B Lea ma,
WAITED KXFl.R rtScri jrO RD "A t'TOMrC
BILE MECHANIC. APPLT MONDAY. 263
E. BROA DW AT,
WANTED 10 men to eat cordwood. i .S.ll ""tn
81.78 ps cord Inauir. at woodyaxd. 9th and'
Hawthorn. -
vVXNTED A milker, man- and wiTe. 3l2oe
month. - every Uung free withoot board, Cail
Wdln. 1877. Adilress 969 K. 21st N.
WA VTlfDWoodeutUrs ami slashers.
83.78, and ash 83.6n par eord; no brush Ut
out. ii. J. Beckmsn, Bsttlegronnd, Wat.h.
WANTED -To make contract for diierywlth
man or boy who baa motoreycl. and aidecax.
Call Main 6184.
WANTED Toung man aUivi-rather, isrgs rnr-
poraaoa. excellent opoortunity : 888 to 6109
to start. He W. If. Woods, 284 h Unders si.
WANTED GenersI farm blacksmith
in rural
district. Oood .trade.
For partMulars writ.
Box SS. Dlooine. Or.
WANTED Man with ibachins to sell my cot
tage cheese,-cream and milk: 7 mliM out:
60-60 basis. Tabor ll7.
STEAM engineer for summer resort tut. CaU
atondar afternoon. 826 r.WmM M f,.m
Mdg. Tel Main 6405.
PRINTER WANT1.D Two-Uiirder for ttmuitrr."
lob aad ad work; good chano. to learn Lino
type. i-72 3. Jo'trnaJ.
WANTED Experienced timekeeper, married
man; most live ber; references required.
West Orxon Lnmber tin., T.innton. Or.
WANTED At once, ex p. ' f I uur packers, larx
flour mf !1. irtsdy-work. Cail 71 Srd at., a
phone Main 4637.
SONG POr:liaArT.D
8aored and hti-cis- bailsds desired. - Ad-
drent Composer, Box 2084, eily.
WANTED niaa with drag saws to cut tori
IT:
fine timber, lnauire. Woodvard
9th aad
Wa w b on m .
WANTED Ifsndy mac for all around wmk;
referencea required. Levin Hardware A Fur-"'
Bltor. Co., 221 Front st.
V"ANTi.D ioo4 bouse painter; stesdy work;
state war for 6 hours. A-78. Journal.
PICK and aiio.el labor.ra wanted.
A Coae Oo., 241 Flankers.
Portiaad Uae
WANTED fim fitters: steady euipioueuk
hee J. C. Ilysn, 234 Flanders st.
LAEOkKI3 wanl irr street j-vin, ti, 8 ,
hywjra. 4 3d at. K. K Take itlrhtnnnd car.
J AMI Oft auit for l.ru rauc' : nui he tir-,
elsw. man: nr rrfrrmrm -"7 7. .t'"l rp i.
WANTk,D Ateiaiaut jsuitor, snutU ho-ipuall-Msinll4.
' -
Hl.IJ waited to se-T hlinuer cuiukOi for kW.s
facturer. Bcoadway Hi IS.