THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1920.
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LARGE or SMALL
ty A scrutiny of the descriptions of the
places below must convince you that ws
are In a axmltlon to supply any require
. merit In the farm and acreage line. We
positively have hundreds of select list
ings, the majority of which we have
photographs of, and a call at our office
will be appreciated. ' This will not mean
that if we do not happen to have what
you want that your trail will be camped
on i for the rest of your life, as we posi-
. lively do not do business in this manner.
' CLACKAMAS COUNTY $2000
$500 cash, $200 yearly, with interest at
, per cent buys 40 acres, almost all till
' able, 4V4 acres kf cultivation. Rood creek,
also well. 6 room unfinished house, small
barn, chicken ..house, hog house. AH
buildings are new. Place is all fenced
with barbed wire : 24 miles from. small
iown, ciose neignDors ana scnooi.
; CLACKAMAS COUNTY $3200
ilAAA Aouh K wova at I nan Imvo
wre-vwv -w.Jr S- w , a Save, W ftft Vsl,, VUJ SJ
this splendid 40 acre tract, 10 acres of
which are In cultivation, balance timber
and rjntj ; -all fenced, .haclc buildinira,
- R-ood.spriBK miles least. of town Jurt
vil uiBADunemj rgfo. a very aeciuea
POLK COUNTY $8250
66 acres, all tillable, with 4 acres In
cultivation, balance oak brush ; 3 wells.
S acres bearing; prunes;, well taken care
of ; rural reute, rock road, 8 -miles
, from town and railroad, in a thickly set
v tied farming district ; $1500 cash, terms
on tne balance. .
STOCKED AND EQUIPPED
The two photos above will give you
some iaea or me lay or tnis splendid 130
acre stock, ranch, located 3Va miles from
railroad town in Clarke county. Wash.-;
37 acres are. An cultivation, 20 acres in
-timber, balance slashed and pastured :
30 acres In oats j 3 wells, 2. springs, good
trout stream and a very fair country
room house, new barn 60x62,- separator
house and all necessary- outbuildings;
splendid family orchard of large bearing
fruit trees ; t the land is Just rolling
cnuugn ior periect drainage. - included
with this, place are. 25 head of cattle, 4
brood sows, 6 shoats, 1 wagon, 6-year-old
team, 1 buggy horse, 1 saddle horse.
00 hens, 13 geese and 12 ducks, 1 cream
separator and small tools and household
furniture. The outrange is unlimited and
.this place, la ready to-atept into and go
to work. . The price, in our estimation,'
is ridiculously low, 'being $9500 as it
stands: $6000 cash, plenty of time on
the balance.
; YAMHILL COUNTY $12,000 -
150 acres, all stocked and equipped ;
over, 100 acres tillable, 60 acres' in culti
vation 95 Ant-M vtnr ,oaU nlarA(4 9
acres - fir and oak timber, , balance
mump pasture; a room bouse, barn 4 Ox
fid-- Straw ha m rA n-r- t . t.n r. VA
chicken and wood houses. - family or
chard, small creek, springs and good
wcii , , complete set oi implements,
wagon, etc; 3 cTiunkymares, 2 'colts
2 years old. 6 cows, 8 yearlings, S calves.
1 bull, 6 pigs. 10O chickens.' $6000 cash.
This is a good paying farm and first
time offered for sale In the past 25
years; 44 miles from Portland, and
. miles from good town and railroad.
CLARKE COUNTY $14,000
$6000 'cash, long time on the balance:
splendid 200 acre .farm, 100 acres of
hardwood swale land, practically level,
of which 45 acres are in cultivation and
in crop ; 100 acres of fir timher, ap
proximately 4.000,000 feet; goodraroUy
crchard. 9 room house in good condition,
barn 2460 -with woodshed,- granary,
chicken house, cellar, all other outbuild
angs. In very good shape; a well at the
tiouse, also 2 trout streams through the
fplace.,. This farm is located in the beau
tiful Chelatchie Prairie country, and la
on a county road. W mile to grade and
..high, school, 4 miles from small town,
land, is one of the best bargains we have
on our list.
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IN THE BEAUTIFUL SANTIAM
1 COUNTRY ' -
The two photos above will give you
some idea of the lay of the land of this
sp.endid 290 acre dairy ranch; 7 miles
from Lebanon : 250 acres are tillable.
140 acres in cultivation, balance in sec
r.d growth fir and oak timber; good
rich-ioamy soil isplendid 7 room house
with bath, bar 40x84 with 140 -ton hay
loft, good stanchions below; 2 silos,
granary, milk v house, woodhouse and
straw shed : water piped to buildtnga
from large spring. Price $23,000; $6500
9b, unlimited time on' the balance.
This is the place you, Mr. Stockman,
have been looking for. .
' POLK COUNTY $43,900
43 acres: 415 acres tillable, 200 acres
far cultivation., 150 acres good oak timber
24 acres pf prunes 5 years old, good
family orchard-i 8 room house In good
oondldon, large- bara 36x70, 2 stock
barns.' new hoghouse, chicken house and
tool house, good weU and 2 springs:
place is fenced and cross fenced; land
is slightly-rolling, best of soU; located
on county road 44 miles from Dallas;
$18,900 cash, long time on the balance.
Photos at office.
FRED T. GERMAN CO.
'732 C:!A!.:-ER OF CC'ERGE
ADMINISTRATION
FORCES CONTROL
IIISOTfflSCO
By Ed I. Keen
San Francisco. J une 2 3.- (U. P.
This, la an administration conven
tlon, so far. - - v
Not only nave most of th- early
arrivals been ardent administration
supporters, but all he pre-conven-tion
machinery and the greater part
of the pre-convention activities have
been directed by, them. ?';, -
.. Such antl-adjn!nlstratlon rumblings as
have served to disturb the serenity of
the Wllsonian camp at the Palace hotel
have come from outside. And they have
had little more effect than yesterday's
earthquake at Xos Angel even Includ
ing the anti-Wilson attack made, by
William F. McCombs. Wilson's former
campaign manager, at Chicago. Most of
the leaders on, the ground agree, or 'at
least pretend to agreei entirely with
Homer Cummings' characterization of
the McCombs utterances as a negligi
ble factor." In other words the presl
dent Is. generally regarded ' by the ad
vance representatives of the party now
in San Francisco as tneir leader ana
Cummings as his mouthpiece.
KBBTAIT dzlats appeabawcb -
But .there Sre others on' the way-
considerable others, including - William
J' Bryan." Until the arrival of Bryan,
it ' is not expected-that administration
baiting will- assume the dignity of a
popular sport.: Why Bryan has delayed
b(s appearance la the subject of much
speculation. Granted the is to play the
part or ; cniet or tne anti-artmlnistra-t'on
forces, he Is bound . to find oro-
admjnlstration sentimenf pretty well dug
in, and certainly pro-administration pub
licity well organized. v
' Also he is .very apt to find a fight
on his hands that may interfere, with
the successful prosecution of any cam
paign he may have planned against; the.
enunciation of Wllsonian principles in
the platform, : for it was reported today
that Senator i O. M. Hitchcock of Ne
braska had finally ' framed "up a deal
whereby Bryan would not be named as
the state's representative on the reso
lutions committee. ,
MBADDLI7TG I3ST BISFATOB
Among the administration leaders here
Uere is cordial support of Postmaster
General Burleson's declaration at ; San
Antonio ' yesterday in favor of an open.
honest stand on all the great issues now
confronting the country. And among
delegates generally, regardless oft their
individual ,- views about the League of
Nations, prohibition, labor, .government
.OTnemhlp, etc., sentiment appreciably
crystallizing in their direction of such
clear pronouncement of party 'principles
as wili obviate any possible charge of
"straddling." t
, Even Senator Robert Owen, i whose
views can scarcely be said to run parallel
with those of the present and who was
tne first occupant of presidential row,'
bos 'declared in favor of a platform with
out equivocation, no matter whether it
meets his views In entirety or not.
Fraud Is Alleged
In Suit to Cancel v
Deed Covering Deal
Baker, June 23. Blggi & Cattl, Pine
Valley sheepgrqwers, are suing S. Shelby
to cancel a deed to $6500 wof'th of land
Obtained by alleged fraudulent means.
according to the complaint. In 1918,
they assert,- they made out the' deed
and placed it in escrow at the Halfway
bank, to be held there until Shelby had
paid for the land.
. Last January, the complaint states, no
payments had been made, .so the deed
was withdrawn from the .bank and
placed m the hands of J. H. Helman.
Pine Valley attorney. Helman. with
out authority, they say, caused the deed,
to be recorded. The suit is brought to
clear away the resulting cloud that Biggl
tc Cattf - claim overshadows their title.
Battle; Over Milk
Results in Broken
Thumb; Two Fined
Roseburg. June 23. After being at
tacked by Sam Cowley, restaurant owner,
and thrown out onto the pavement by the
cook, Ernest Unrath, a local milk dealer,
waited until Cowley left the restaurant
and beat him into unconsciousness, j
Unrath delivered milk and a misun
derstanding resulted in an argument.
His thumb was broken In the encobnter.
Each man filed a complaint against
the other, alleging -assault and battery.
They were fined $10 each.,.
LOST AND FOUND
BUREAU
For 'Benefit
v' -f-
SHRINE VISITORS
For . - the convenience of '
' Shrine visitors : and their t
friends The Journal has estab- ,
. lished a Lost . and Found Bu- ;
' reau at, the want ad counter ""
on the main floor of The Jour-j
nal building, and at the Olds- ;
mobile 'agency, Broadway and
Couch streets. i
Anyone finding an 'article of ;
- value may bring it to either
bureau" and The Journal will
make an effort to locate the. --'loser.
j . -
Persons who lose anything '
are invited to call to ascertain
whether or not it has been -turned
n- There will be no
charge for this service.-, ',
Persons claiming lost articles
will be required to establish the
; usual identification before they
k can be delivered. .
" The general - Shrine commit
' tee has asked The t Journal to
take charge of its lost ' and
found . department and .The
Journal . has undertaken - this :
task as a public service. ' -
Former Manager of
Austin Stof e.Ordered
To Surrender Books
Baker Jane 23. J. H. Kccles. stock
holder in the Austin Mercantile com
pany, has secured from the Baker county
circuit court a wrjt of mandamus com
pelling A- S. Heggie, former manager of
the company's . general merchandise
store at Austin, to surrender all books
of the business in his possession. In bis
petition for the writ, JQccles alleges that
while Heggie was manager of the store
between 1912 and December, 1918, he
gave no detailed accounting to the stock
holders, and that when he came to Baker
to reside he brought with him all ac
counts, notes and books belonging to the
company. Eccles seeks - to audit the
books in behalf of the other stockhold
ers, he says. : v,. " ;
George Ladd of Long Creek is re
ported to be suffering from a painful In.
jury to bis eye and other minor- injuries
as the ' result of a fall from a horse
which he was riding down a steep grade.
Ladd was unconscious for 12 hours. -
Denial of the report, that James Davis.
Bitter boy. who died as the result of a
rattlesnake bite, was playing with the
reptile, , has reached Baker from Long
Creek. . According to road workers, who
were with the young man, he fell upon
the snake, which clung to his hand when
be . rose. 'Davis companions say they
pierced the hand with knives to allow
the blood to flow freely, and then rushed
him to Long Creek for medical attention.
Engine -trtfuble delayeu them until the
physician's assistance was too late.
Editors of 4 States
To Inspect Project
Spokane. June 23.- Editors from .the
four Northwestern states, wno are com
ing to Spokane in July to inspect the
Columbia basin project, will start their
trip 'from Spokane on the morning of
July S, instead of this week, as originally
planned. : Members of both houses of
congress rom the i four Northwestern
states, members of the commission and
engineers will make the trip. ,
Discharged. Officers
Go in as Non-Coins.
Washington, June 23. L " N. S.)
une nunarea ana sixty-six commis
sioned officers of ; the quartermaster
corps, when discharged from jtheirwar
KEW TOBAT
NEW BRICK
APARTMENT
BUILDING
Paying Better Than
11 Net on Price of
$J55,000
Three-story and full basement,
brick and concrete building ; excel
lent East Side district; Ox 100 cor
ner; 20 sunny apartments, each with
three rooms and dressing compart
ments. ;;v - , -
Hardwcjd floors and white wood-;
work predominate ; modern builtin
conveniences ; considerable" equip
ment attached to the building.
t Present income subject to increase
as rents are 'very,' moderate. Two
' apartments are now occupied by
salaried employes, one" by mansger,
another by Janitor.; Owner operat
ing property could materially in
crease net return. -
VTE rWHEKITATKTOLT BECOM
JilEND THIS IKVESTMEST ,
, Ill, . 1 . 1 . 1
Iaside Property Dealers '
TWELFTH FLOOR, TEOIf BLBQ.
THIS DOUEUE CONSTRUCTED,
WELL BUILT 7 ROOM HOME I
i ' .. . " .V. .
throughout. Built for a home. Mate-
rlolo a Ks. Wh.. ... . .
tira aiiu t,ix were inorougniy
inspected before use. All the best, of
hrasu- liaS 1 i . "B.- i
built-in buffet, extra rood , fireplace.
nnrtA tfot flvfnMs iatA s
room, full .basementi with laundry, trays
rabw. ACS SS. UIMJVM 2 1UUX1UU COr-
ner. - Thia is one of the dices t homes of
f rk 1t v fWnai lei ftwa n .r . .
i o .yji r iu ocii, rice
$5000 J1250 wai handle; balance 1.
nuiui 4rvu1gl.ua, n I
STEWART & BUCK
X1S Sortawestera .Bank Bldg.
-v- . .
IfRA7VK'AT ' '. - . "Wxla. If 20, fey International Fsatar ' '..-' ;T c .'. w - .
l"' ' " ' j f' ,
commissions, reenlisted as sergeants in
the peace-time army; In the number are
one .lieutenant .colonel. 31 majors, 102
captains, nine first lieutenants and IS
second lieutenants. . .
Hayesville Sunday -Schools
to Meet
Quinaby. Or, June 23. Extensive
preparations - are " being made - for the
quarterly convention of the Hayesville
district Sunday schools,', which embraces
some 20 schools. The event will take
place at Quinaby park in the Evangelical
auditorium Sunday, largely in the nature
of a picnic Elton Shaw of Portland will
speak . and an Orchestra from Mount
Tabor will be a feature.
Father of ,5 Shoots
Woman Who Refused
To Elope With Him
Sedro Wooley. Wash.. June 23. CV. P.)
Mrs. Robert Bradley. 22, mother of
two children, is near death today and
Harry Jenkins is in jail, accused of
shooting her.
The police; Baid Jenkins approached
Mrs. Bradley and tried to persuade her
to elope with him. . Bystanders said he
suddenly became angry and fired three
shots, all taking effect In her head. '
Jenkins is the father of five children.
Bradley is said to have thrashed Jenkins
a year ago after Jenkins had persuaded
Mrs. Bradley to elope with him.
BTTIXDISO FBK.MITS
A. Patambo, repair" nwlderwe, 6029 BOth st.
B K.. bet. eutn ana eit araa.; ouuaar. same
I1AA . -
B. ' F. Badfonl. ' erwt smncet 2018 Sapdy
rEW TODAY
9
Houses Garages
- CRCOTEO IN
PORTLAND SHIPPED
ANYWHERE ,
IN BUILT 4-PT. SEO-
,TION8 READY AND
EASY TO PUT TO
GETHER
A fint-claaa hoosa or Karaite direct from
tfaa faetorr at a GEEAT SAVING. Yoo
par no middle men'a profit. . Writ ior I
eatalogus. . ...
REDIMADE BIHLDINO COMPANY
Eatt Elevatitll and Markei
2 Block South of Hawttioen.
Phone Eat S1 14 Portland, Oregon
US TOUB OLD CA&PETS
(We 011 and UtUitti
: Old Rue end Woolen Olothln -Wo
Stake Rowralble, Wand-Woa
FLUFF RUGS
- Room Size Fluff Ru Wevtn M79
Rag Rust Woven All BitM
OlothM Oleanlns and brla Oept. .
Stall order - Bond tar so fat.
Ssirinw Renovetad, Mode Oror, Mooo to
. Order
f feathers. - BeaoYated " i. .. -
Carpet Cleaniog - -xlf
Run.staamed Otoenod.' BUB
Western flufp rub oo.
B4 Union Ami. N. Phono East SS1S
WE HAVE BARGAINS
IN INSIDE PROP
ERTIES - t See , :
RI.ELY & 6USWS0N - f:
BEAIi ESTATE AGESTS
905 YEON BLDG:
WE CALL rOR TOta OLD
CAEPETS
. Bags aad Wooles Clot Msg "
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tamed Out Promptly
Bag Bog WoTen All Sie . .
stall Orders 8esd for Book- .
let Carpets Clenaed
Laid aad BeiltUd .
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
l&S EAST EIGHTH STREET
PflOSK EAST SMS -
We CaU aad DoUyst
Old Carpets til Bin Made late
FLUFF RUGS
Rag Rugs, Carpet Cleaning and. Re
fitting. Mail ordera Send
- r tor Booklet. H
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
It84 Eait Stark Tabor 71 is
CsJesreosas West Park aad TsstklB
At 10 A M. Tomorrow -
Mil. oa th corner of 81 at at.; builder," tamo;
Nellie : Entrlea, erect earace. 1294 Randy
road. bet. 4 to. , and 47ttl Ota.; bulkier, U. 1.
Wailacoi S3UO.
Andrew Katbersr. renarr rosMeaeo. '4S4. Tan-
oooTer a vs., bet. Tillontook and Paca ata.; baiklec.
oame; $250. -i
A- KooestuM, Vepair atorea and rooms, lBSfr
First at., bet. Tsmhiil and Taylor at.; builder,
aanie: 960O. . : :
itt Uobaon, erect tarace. SIS Eneena at.,
bet. Wllliama and Kodner ata. ; builder, oame;
50. , , :- . -
Mra. C. Xj. Johnson, tnatal hmtn. 82S 19th
at., bet. Mill and Market ata.; builder, Portland
bu ana cao teo.
Alex Bernstein, install furnace. 7T0 Orertna
t.. bet. 2 2d and 23d eta.; bulkier. Portland
Cecil Baser Estate, reoair atora. S44 Wuh-
instoa at., bet. 17th and Cbapnaa ata.; builder.
4. 4. Beiiwood; sso. -.
J. E. Sehorke. repair reddeneo, 784 K. 15th
t N., net. Goins and ' VV'iegand ' ata.; builder.
szso. , . - -
MEETT!TO"TTOTICE! 41
GBlND POUItTH OF JUL?
PICNIC
At. BonneTilla. Or.. Monday.
July B, tko Odd Fellows will hold their annual
picnla and - Inderiendenco day eelebrmtiow All
Odd FeUowa. Eebekahj," their families and
f rienda and the senerml public wiahint an ' ont
Inc and enjoyable day will be welcome. Full
uniformed I. O. O. F. band will f uxniah musio,
dancing; ball gamea and other apona; rood prise
ior u erenta. Speeial train leaves Union ata-
Uon :4S a. m. Fare Sl.AO-round trin. inolud-
tng admission to picnic grounds. Those coins
by auto SOe admission eacb adult, children 35e.
Tickets on Sklo all L O. O. F. and Bebekah
loagea m city or at atation. morninc July 6.!
. . - EAfiLES NOTIHK
- AQ Eagle wishing to take Hart
In the Kagle parade In Vancou-
ver Wssh., Wedneaday OTemng,
Jnne 23, will be at Eagles'
headaturtan. 11th and Olds sta..
6:30 o'clock for uniform and
mors information. See C. E. Pierre. 210 Mor
rison St., ox Harry EmdI. 280 4 th st.
H. E. UILLER, See'y.
. DANCDs'O
' Mooee hall, Fourth and Tay-
(Wednesday Bhiiners' '-night),
Thursdsj Friday and Saturday
oreninga . - . ' ' .
' Professor Prasn's Moose or-
ebestrn with the famous singing
come tint, Milton BUttemefcl.
MTJLTNOMAH CAMP NO. TT.
W. O. W.. will bold meet
ing at their hall. East 6th anl
Alder sts., Friday night, June
2B. at 7:30 SHARP. Initiation.
All visiting Neighbors welcome.
J. O. WILSON. Ulerk.
BOSE CUT Camp No. 191, Wood--JBen
of ths World, meets every
Thursday evening at 8 p. m.,at
a uaseu street. sssmnen an
requested to attend.
t P. X KNIS8. a a
J. W. BOO THE, Clertfc
STATED communication of Victory
;i Chapter, O. E. ' 8.. Thursday,
June 24. 8 p. m. Degreea. lit.
Scott ear. ' By Tjrder W. M.
4 c GRACE CBAMEK.
Secretary,
mag st s o ciock. juaminsuon oi
omoers torugnt. visiting nrotners welcome. .
Ki ''- F. ,W. KROLIv S.3.
- ' --"- -v- JESSE T, JONES. Secretary.
tfrJ-SZPG. Wednesday) - evening at 8
TSSSFv" o'clock. East 6th and Alder, sta
i visitors welcome,
A. A. KNOBLE, N. J.
- 8. A. STARRS Sec'y.
Portland 5"ent No. 1Hegeular review every
Tbursdav evenine. at hall. 4 On Alder st. All
members urged to be present. Visiting Sir Knights
aiwsys welcome. itAj. i. BAHtK, n. k.
ORDER of Scottish -Clans- Regular meeting of
- Clan Macleay No. 122, Friday evening at
7 :3 . o'clock. Pythian tempi,, 88o Xamhili at.
Visiting clansmen welcome.
tyBLEM JEW ELK t a specialty; buttnaa, pins,
charms. Jsecer Bros., 181-188-Srh n.
Jlite! statistics
marriages. Birtbs. jDcaifis
HABBIAGE I.ICEXSES
. Mark K.' Miller, 20, 20 East Siztyizth
street North, and Elisabeth M; Beeler, 19
204 East Fifty-second ' street North.
Curtis E., Ludwig. 48. 1872 Hswthorne ave
nue, and Sophie E. Tipton. 38, 672 Kearney
street. -.!..- ,, ... ......
GotHold Hour, teg T. M. C.'A. and TJa-
einda Berder, legal, 270 Sixth street.
Edward II. Rockwell, legal. 248 East Ftfty
firit street, and Florenoo Eckelberry, legal. S817
Sixtieth avenue 8. 42. .-
Goldwin P. WfNn, 26 Olendale, Or., and
Nina R. Gilbert, 27. 991 Msllory avenue.
GeoVge Atterbury. 22. 746 East Twenty-
eiebth' Jtrpet. and Ivah Benson, 22, 746 East
Twenty-eightlrrtreet. . '-- . : - - - - - -,
Hugh J. Stevaas, legal, Sioux City. Town, and
Lpui If. Baikln, legal. SIS VOnrteentb street.
llsrmice A. Miller, legal.-1332 Sandy boulo
ved. and Ixtrcua i. lis gen, legal. 61S East" Thir
teenth street, ?
E. A Henry. 89. 284 Third street, and Edna
H. Martin, 37, 284 Third senet.
Burt I Wihon. 34. 890 East Ninth street,
and- Msrjorie E. Fonts. 83, Congress hotel.
Charles H. Coyle. 80r . St Paul. Or., and
Lurs Blair, legal, 244 Cleveland avenue.
Lloyd Curtin, 21. 901 Macadam street, and
Tbelma A. Shields, 17, Bvan place.
Harold Wt Neely. 29. 264 H Fourth street,
and Julia C. Sovlinsky, 22, 449 East Ninth
street
- Milton W," Bower, 23, Hoquiam, Wash, and!
Vthel Dana, ZO, 6ZH East Mohawk.
George-: O. Pritchard. 28. 827 Broadway, and
Clara U- SnydeT, 20. 711 Eaet Burnside.
BTRTHS - - ,;- '
JACKSON-To Mr. andMrs. C. Jackson, "TT3
Syracuse, June 16, a daughter.
BATT1 ETo Mr. and Mrs. C. -O. Battler.
84 E. th, June 18, a mn.
GOI-UBUR-To Mr. and, Mr. Ralph GolUbur,
609 Ieo eve., June 17," a son.
LUOKER To Mr. and Mrs. C F. Locker. 889
N. 19th, June 13, a' eon."
DEATHS A WD FUNERALS
7
BBOT7S At Salmon Creek, Wash., Jnne 21.
John Kelly Brous, aged 66 . years, husband
of Alice Brous, father of Mrs. Cora Kail of Ho.
ariSaro, Wsih.; Mrs.-Frank E. Phillips of Port
land : Mrs. George Croson of Alameda, CaL; Mrs.
Earl Slack of Wmeo, Ore.; Oscar O. Bmus of
Detroit, Mioh., and Lester L. Brous of Salmon
Creek, Wash. The remains are at Finley'a,
Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BOHR Tn this city, June 23, Charles H. Bohr,
aged 74 years, husband of Minnie, Bohr. The
remains are ' at Finley'a, Montgomery at 6th.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
POWERS Helen Powers, 1148 K. Harrison,
June 2n,. o montns; eieetnc snock.
BELL Alice "M. Bell. Portland . sanitorium.
June Is. TO years: cerefirai hemorrhage.
CXJMPTON Leon R. Compton, emergency hos
pital. Jnne 18, 28 vesrs; eocalne noi-toninf. -
KELTTX-John '1. Kelty, Montgomery Ward
bldg., June 17, 84 years; fracinre (ft sknll..
MT7RRAT Annie Murray: Portland Snrrlcsl
hcnpitaL June 19, 71 yean; cerebral heiaor-
rhage.
BTAN Edward Ryan, 79 Kearney, Juno 19, -67
years; cerebral hemorrhage. i --
HOZKA Steve Hozka, .735 Hood, June 18, 1
year; babnchial pnetTiionia.
PHIPPS Joh , L. , Phipps, Good Samaritan
j BECK Elisa' Beck, 4537 62d, June 19, -49
years ; oncomposiuon nean.
NASH Catherine Nash, 890 E. 4 2d. June 91.
61 "years; apoplexy. -;
KDZLN Agnes Kuxto, 587 H - Albina, Jnne 21,
48 years; cardiac asthma.. , . ..
ALEXANDER Eliza J. Alexander. J 4 E. 24th.
Jnne 19, 59 years; chronic nephritis,
PATTERSON Rite Patterson. . Home of Good
Shepherd. Juno 17, as years; endocarditis.
DEATHS ASH FTHTERAM --7
IAL John W. Deal, St. VtocenU
, June 17. 62 years: inluriei ta nnest.
BTJFFINTON Herbert A. Buffintoa. Mnlfno-
sssh bospitsl. June 18, 63 rears: nephritis.'
OGSTON Alfred J. Omos, 18V'. 25th, June
21, 41 years; endocarditis. T
DI RT Lbadore Duby. 1111 Lexington, June
20, 70 years;, chronic nephritis,
FTT5F.BAL DIRECTORS
Edward liolnmn S: Son
Funeral directors
- THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
. Main 607, A.1S11. 1
Lady Assistant
'.- P. FM.EY: & -S
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9., MONTGO MEBT AT FIFTH
F. S. DUNNINaTlNC.
- THE COt-DEN &TJLB UNDERTAKERS
414 K Alder et. Phones East 62. B-6226.
A. D. Ken worthy & Co.
8802-6804 92D ST. S. B. XEIJTS.
Phone Tabor 6267. Rome Phone D-61.
CHAMBERS CO. ,.
Funeral Direetors,
AO the Ooavenlences of a Rome.
Woodlswn 8306. . 248-230 Killing! worth av
ft 887s81 P.L.Lerch M- S;,
US DEBTAKERS. - E. 1 1 th and Hawthorne.
STENT EE sTXILERS. faneral parlor with aU
the privacy of a boms, 16th and Everett ata
phones; Broadway 2183. Home A-2138.
ft. W. (JtaRLfa- A CO.
Sneteasors to,sV. H. Hamilton -. '
1978 ft Glisan. Phone Tabor 481S.
T RVDMEC N residenoe es-
e liUI llva44J UnUabmaab
91
William a vs. Woodlaws 220.
UTLLEB TKACEI, independent funeral direc
tors Prices as low aa 820. 840. 660.
Washington at Ella. " Main 2691. A-78S5.
DOWNING A M'NEMAR, uceeasom- to Wilson
as xioaa, atuitnomaa a aai iu, uiimm
district. East 64. "
A 1T 7IU. f 62 WiUismi Are.
East 1088. O-1088.
Breeze&Snook loV2;,3
Skewes aIIl
UNDERTAKING 00.Mals74163
Cor. Third and Clay.
BURIAL SOXES
Cement Burial Boxes
' Ask your undertaker about them or call faa
tory, Columbia 869.
MONUMENTS
Portland : Marble Works
"- 6S 4th Jt, orx City HaR. Neu Bros.
LAKllrQ GRAfiiTE Co
lab7-3P ST, ATMAPI90M
FLORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop.
"Portland'a Progressive Florist. !
Flowers for AU Occasions
Mam 7215 T. C. LUKE, Mgr.. 6th and Aide.
: Geo. Betz & Son" ?8m
FRESH FLOWERS FOB FUNERALS
and aU occasions. 697 Williams are. Just aaB
nrooqjawn iota, josgyn Meta. Manager,
LUBLINER
2 Morrison, bet Bdwy. and Park. Marsh. 257
828 Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 768
CLARK BROS., florists. Morrison st77bet.4to
and 6th. Phone Main 7709. Fina tiowsra
and floral designs. No branch atorea.
LALAN B-Uj PPOSIT KPO 8 TOFT ICR. r lowers
ffns gall fuuu (riii. IM. as i a- . m
wsssauaaga, A slUUgJ AISID DDtD
ChappelFs TZS'ESiJfTZ
THE PEOP1.B-S FLORAL SHOP. 248 Alder-fT
XOST AKD FOUND
tl
LOST
The following lost articles have been reported
to the Shrine "Lost and Ponnd" tinman hut
have sot been turned in: 1 lodge pin, X parasoI
s ira, s pocseioooK, l coat, several kodaks or
cameras, several purses. 1 railroad ticket, 1 pack
age knitting. 1 golf cap, 1 tuba band book. 1
white kid glove, 1 band book, 1 Elka membership
card. 1 watch chain, 1 pair glasses, 1 cane, sev
eral pieces -.of baggage including suitcases, trunks,
typewriter sod ease and aeveral traveling bags,
silver wrist wtr h. .pair horn glasses., mosw book,
2 small boxes, pair silk gloves, small purse, comb,
pair aUppets,- kimono, night dress, keys, small
brown purse. black purse lettered U. 8. N.,
lady's, pocketbook, lady 'a black marabout 'fur,
sweater, pair spectacles, diamond Shrine pin,
silver mesh bag. Finders of these articles are urg
ently requested to tv 'hem in at 'Once to the
Shrine "Lost and Fo. . bureau at housing com
mittee headquarters. Btuedway and Couch its., in
order that they may be returned to their owners.
' - 'FOUND : ; -
, The following articles have been' innwl In
th -Shrine "Lost and Found" bureau, housing
committee nesaquarrers, isroadwsy and Couch
ata.; 1 clarinet or flute ease and stand, 1 fur,
1 boys csp, lady 'a glove. 2 ladies' purses,
American Express checks, package of valuable
papers, 1 lady' fur, 1 pin, 1 white gloya, 1
fraternity pin. 1 bill fold, 1 letter, bunch of
keys, e sunr of money; Eastern Star pin, cuff
button." Owner may have th same by calling
ior meni ana proving ownersnip.
LOST la front of Imperial hotel or corner of
Broadway and ' Stark. - brown) mink fur with
ermine detachable collar; ermine has 2 little
tails in front; lined with brown figured silk under
georgette. Phone Woodlawo 408. 675 Will
iam ave. Receive liberal reward. '
LOST Sunday. . spare tire, 84x4: Good-
rear cord with Htanwell rim. TJeaaranf
L H. Morgan, MUwaukie, Or. Phona Milwaukie
oitu
LOST Coin purse, on Broadway and Oak stsT,
Saturday about 6 p. m., containing two keys.
Phone bill and aome coin, CaU Wdln. 5670.
Reward. ' - - - "
LOST Child heart broken over loss of little
bulldog which she has had 9 years; male, seal
brown, white breast, collar, 4 lower front teeth'
missing. Liberal reward. Mar. 2120.
LOST By deUveryman. Mondax. morning, leatb
.. er bill folder containing about 867 in cur
rency. Finder please return J. A. Austin. 612
nwnimwii. pwy. . newarq.'
LOST Blue overcoat. Woolen Mm store of
Marshfield, Or., mark inside; call East 4236
and receive reward. -
LOST Lady'a pink cameo brooch, set with
.pearls, Tuesday evening; finder please phone
Sellwood 8219; reward.
LOST Cow, brown and red, small cut horns
Haaelfera dairy. Reward... - (:u.n . ..t
Park Rose. Tabor 8811;-
LOST Small white female ' poodle. PImju.
phone Tabor 8694,' or call 166 .Park. .
riru.
FOUND About 8 week ago. bunch xf kevsl
Owner can have same bv calllne at T..i
office and identifying.
LOST Black leather handbag. Finder please
return 121 H E, 16th or phone East 4768
Liberal reward. "
THE party at known that took sheets from 617
Holly st. Saturday evening.. Please retuia
te aeniil tamlKla . : . "
LOST Between Morgan bldlg. and 10th and
Morrison. ladya whit kid glove, pteasa phone
Rnt 6029. T - :
LOST Check book, certficate of deposit, check
and currency. Finder plea notify East -6300
Beward. -
LOST Ladies Walrus traveling bag 'contain
ing ladies wearing apparel. - Snnds .
Soon. Liberal reward, 12H E. 16th. E. 4768.
LOST A golden -brown Boston male puppy.
610 reward, -Tabor 8285 or East 8166.
LOST Tsljow hsndbsg, liberal reward ' for r.
.. tarn to 44 H. 1st aft. --
' - I.OST AKP yOTJIfP 1
LOST-On road between ASboy snd " BstOe
ground. Wash., ladies' hlue r eoat and
whit silk scarf. Notify Mrs. P. J. La Csffe,
Amber, Wash., or. Mrs. S. 8. Reef. 470 Hu
man, Portland, Or. ' -
LOST A black blll-foldcr 'containing currency.
Liberal reward. East 8U96. '
DEPARTMENT OF, THS INTERIOR
. ALAAKAN siNGINEERISQ COMMUSiOBI
WANTK . '
Railroad laborers for Alaska.
For U. S. UovernmSnt Railroad
under eonntruction
. From Seward - to Fairbanks, Alaska,
Extra Gang and Section Men lot
- ' Maintenance of Way.
Wages 85 jper dsy. Board 81.50 psr day.
if or ing dates and further information.
Apply- to I
ALASKA ENGlNKKRINn.OOMVISSIOM
. Boom 801 New PwHctficv Biulding.
PorUsnd. Oregon.
SALESMEN wanted with Ford ear to consider
a city or county propoaHios wiling th SAN't
TAPOKIZINO MANIFOLDl Said on a money
bsek guarantee- bum kernsWrie, keep out ear
be n. increase power and double milaage. Liberal
eommjsskin. CsU for Me Mills. Room - 984
Cbambet ' of Commerce bidg.. between 9 a. aa.
and 6 p. m. week day.
8' 75 PER MONTH the year around, the average
earnings last year of a namber of our aslesmea
over 46 years, This year will be the biggest yC
No experience necwiaryj weekly cash advance ;
outfit furnished. Big aanorUsent guaranteed trees,
shrubbery and vines. Ion aa do what other hv
experienoed men have don. Washington Nur
sery Co., Toppenih, Wane.
WANTED One fiml-cJ electric welder; non
other, need . pily. Apily- Portland Braaing
Machine Works, 3d and GlJ.an.
WANTED lst-daa B
cutter.
613
Wif
lism1 sve. - - - a
PICK sod shovel laborers van tod. '
A Cok Co.. 241 Flanders.'
Portland Gas
HELP WASTED FEMALE
TODHG-WOrffiR
.Te!ephone.Operating
Offers cxcellent'h
Opportunities for
Young Wpmen '
- A good salary at th atari. Regular
and frequent increase . Excellent oppor
' tunities for romotioii. .'
I'reviou ipertnc not required.
Annual vacation with pay.
Large, cheerful operating rooms.
Attractive, comfdrtabla . recreation
rooms. " i
. Lunch room with -meats at eoat.
Plan for ainhnes, pension snd death
benefits without cost : to employ.
i Apply at -J , .....
Telephone .Company
.' "-: Boom 601, loth Floor .
y - Telephone Building
Park and Oak Sta, .
THE PACIFIC 'TELEPHONE "
as TELEGRAPH COMPANT '
WANTED GIRLS 26 TO 25 TEARS OF AGS
' FOR 'BAG KAMLTAOTURINO. EXPEBI
ENCED GIRLS OB GIRLS OF POWgB MA
CHINE EXPERIENCE GIVEN PREFERENCE.
GOOD WAGES PAID, WITH LARGE BONUS.
SATURDAT AFTERNOON : OFF. APPLT
AMES-HABBI3-NEV1LL2I RAO CO, 1BTH
S
AND HOTT. - I v
SAU:SWOMEV having general merchandise st
perienca. Apply employment bureau befor
10:80. . ' : '
Llpman, Wolfe & Co.
GIRLS - WANTED
Experience fan nco wary.
; For flat work department
AMERICAN' LA UN DR1,
140 B. 8d at, M.
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED;" STEADY
tt'AD V ffr E A V . Til' ntfWin amni
NECESSARY; GOOD OPPORTUNITT FOB AI
VAMCEMENT WITH tglKJO PAT TO START.
APPLT IN PERSON. TAKE HOSE CITT OR
M-V CAB TO B. lOfn, WALK 2 BLOCKS
SOUTH. TROT LAUNDRT CO., EAST 10TH
AND PINE STS. .
THE Meier A' Frsnlr company requlrea the
services of two experienced drug salespeople.
Apply Employment Bureau. Sixth Floor, Meier.
As Frank oompany. , 1 -.
i- y:-i'y'::i- ' :r: ;ri.; "-.
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED; STEADY
WORK: OOOD PAT; EXPEKIENCB NOT
NECESSARY. APPLT U. - LAUNDBT CO.,
180 GBAND ATE. T
WANTED Bxpereiencsd mngl girls; also In
experienoed girls fori work In laundry, Ne-
aonsi is unary uo., can stn ana Clay.
WANTED A TRUStHvor'tHY WOMAN OH
GIRL TO CARE FOR CHILDREN DURING
BMH1.-NE WEts. TAHOB 7012
WILL give a good petbianent home and amaO
wage . to an elderly lady for light housework
in family of two. adults.; See Mrs. Lowe at 212
Madison st. - ! . .
CHAMBERMAID at the s George Lotei. J6i U
COOK
experienced, not. over 40; n othv rt
ages, 875. Main 162.
WANTED Erjx-rlenrid gown fitter. H. Liebe
Co.; 149-151 Brosdwsy. ' ""
VAX TED An old lady to, keep house; good
""iu.. jn Din ovoo.
; -wa ww sfg.romina nrngntn.
HELP- WAITED FIALS
AJtw if km ALE
a
'WANTED Men and women to Wars fn barber
- trade: receive aocaw. tie erhlW ImmIm, .i
tlons secured! Oregon ex-service asen. the Bourse
1 free to you: call or writ for narticnlera mmA
catalogue. MOLES BARBER COLLEGE, 884
DUiPNuf
POKTI.AND Barber ; College pays you while
learning, give ynu et of tool free; position
seenred,. 88 N 2d .- -
LANBEBBYTpickera' wanteds see my ad in
Bunaay s paper; nest yard. B. Cunninghaaa.
R 8. Box 121, Phone 21P2. Raleiw. Or.
WASTED A milker,! man anfwife7 8128 per
- mnniiL .msT-vtniTify rrM lrariiTaai twnaiMri , 10
sna Algeria worn, isstf,
MEN, WOMEN learn, barber trade: "wages while
learning; positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
wxiienence. iregon Jiaroer fjouege. U3 Madison.
BUSINESS ASO TB APE FmoOK 11
Iraext in the Wit.
ASSURES EVERT GUADUATB
A POSITION
' Enroll any pni of yesr.
AT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOQIi
Phone, aeil or write for tree iuccm
cauiog.
THE Cotillion Schoor of Dramatic Art tern l.
you auickly for any branch of the se; the
drama; vaudeville sketch written and cinlul
rehard; motion pictor mkeup and axprrs
slon; special summer cissses tor cluldfen and
young people, teschiog elocution. xirion: mu
sic and dancing; enroll now. Beatrice O'Usixy
director. Hour 10-4. Broadway 8S80. 'iu
CoulUon Academy, 14th and Washington.
A Position for Fseh Graduate.
ALISKT BUILDING 1
- LEARN TELKGBAl'liY
Tonne men and woman wanted. Call 44
Railway Bxchang bids. Splendid opportunity
td leara ,a well paid profession. Free booties.
Bsllwsy Telegraph Institute.
Link s bDscsess coXtKTEn
venography, eivtl asmoe. secretarial, vt:.. I
eonrsss. Expert teaebers; dty and nighb JLuru
now. Phons Brosdwsy 6083. ,
wSTHTlDKCOiiMEllClAL SCHOOL,
Miss Begina Bucket's private school; indirdasl
Instruction. 122 Vs Grand sv. Faxt 4 2 7.
BOYOUNTTlNTecKrsT-Aienry. Eni
free. Frsnk K. Welles, former aMftant itits
Tpl. mn..- N. W. Bank bide Phone Main H'J7H.
SALESMEN WANTED
ETEN If you are employed It nil! py you u
louk into this. I liars aeveral opening fr
met. with aalling oiperiene to iisndia a lsnrt
territorial proposition in placing a supls aoj
necessary article through state and county mstv
agers, Do not apply unlen you ha bsd antue
experM-Bc In-this Una, and are able to fuin-e
yourseL' for a short time. Cell for Mr. )).
&at Manifold Sales Corporation: Room
Cl-smber of Commerce bids'., between tan.
and 5 p. m. week days.
SITUATIONS MALE
.-.FOR BUSINESS LIEU
Barton A Ballard's vulcanised roof coating w!3
eeenre your roof. Main 626.
FARM HELP -Wanted to place a boy (13)
during schoo! vacation on small dairy farm.
Write Y-182, Journal.
EX-SERVICE man wants position in canine r
machine shop; 18 months' experienc as si
prentire. Phone Woodlawn 2T4.
11EAVT trucking wauUd, also alt km.n of tuui
work. Csll at I inndry barn E. 8ih ani
Hawthorne, East 6106.
jrVANTED Few botor' work srniiwt hy c -
tent, reliable man. Bast toft renews, 'labor
?066.
Til AM work, plowing snd sxesrating. Mr. T. "I,
Conner. I486 E. liaasslo St. Hione tabor
8017. : ,
CARPENTERING, RKPAIR1VG AND !..-
MODELING. PHONE I TAIWB 284.
PLASfEBINO. ebimny and eenisnt i
Tabor 2658. ,
SEWER connertlons, aceptio .tanks, cen-iKxii-, r..
ment and job work of sll kind. Tahnr koox,
PAINTING, pspernsngina. tinUng. f'l ";i
JlOO F8 resblngled a specialty. Phone Esat I'J(1.
BITUATIOXW FEMALE 4
GIRL, 16, wants, work during iiminfr Inking
car of chili) ren and helping With the luma.i- ,
workv phone Woodlawn irtf.
ALL kinds of curtains and fina laundry dous;
work guaranteed. Call Tsbor 804 3.
0
FOB experienced nurse caUMaln 1072.
FrnWISHED ROOMS
HOTEL LNFOKMATION IHJltKAU
601-2 COUCH 11 LI Hi., MAIN 4657.
Reserve your room now for Shrinrrs' w-k
and the earnivaL Come early, aroid ths ra ti.
Itooroa for sleefilng, rooms with board a-4
bonsekepng rooms.
HOTEL BARR
112 M. 6th 2 block of depot
1 psr day, B per k 09
Hot and cold water, atssm heat
Tree nhone and bath
" h6teL Information mTfif.Ao
noir.u w 1, . '.. - - . ........
Room of every kind In all parte of the rltr.
Free information to all vtHoi-. Oail or jbi.e
601-2 Couch bldg. Min 4 557.
TWO FURNISHED,, upstair rr,..i,a nl
kitchenette; sdulU only, 00 vtiuisms in.
ions East 4198. -
RGKNT hotel. bouekeeFing and sireiong
.. T1 U. r.-nt . m PTlntie VMft 'J W 1 .
2 NICE clean sleeping room. 62 34 sC N'.7
Just oil wanning Lo n.
tWO nice ilngie Kmmi for 2 or 4 peuj,;.
Com '1y. 6B8 Flanders.
EoOUnriTtNt op. 234Cly .t
; EL'RSISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
PHI I LY
LABGE, eooi "room, "near Plssa
ilrirkal for t 1
' .onhle rsle. Ask for lioweu, 2il
12th st Main 1055. .
TWO furnisiied ruorus, with bstli, fur geut; f .
resideno. close In 812 per month. Come
-(nb e It will be tsken. 20 K. 10th t. t- .
BOARD and room, permanent, prirste borne, Li
minutes out, iwmiww -m-
bor 4076. - ,
2 CLEAN, riry bedroom in prirst family.
...... telenhon snd hsthi 85 per dsy. W'J
Longview ave. dla. 6183.
GOTjD olesn room, double bed, raaonailc;
walking dUt lie. 172 bherman it.
BOOM8 Single 82, dmrbTs""8,"aV 601 E. 6 1
Nortn. , HOS 1HT t-ara car.
I BOOMS" log rent t HfK. U
vsnings. Antomstic 22-25;
ROOMS FOR TRAKSIESTS tl
- Hotel Albany
Modern, Bght rooms. Center city. 147 H ?1
NlCiiCT furnished rooms for viitirs. i
borne, reasonable, walking distance, !
Montgomery
VCiU BEnT Parlor sloeDlng rKm for TTn-
aienta, close in. 295 Montgomery. - Auu
614-71. )
SHRINERS Two adjoining rooms ' snd bstii in
tsi-ee. East 7'l72. - ,
tfotJSEErffiPlNG rootKs and n-nm tor linritier.
foae in, x hum v .... -
K hp Couch t.
SilfE Sfront room, suitable" for 2, Pnte fm-
lly. Off WsshJngton. Transient cnly. ilia
2HBO.
TWO furnliihed rooms. ! 1 light H. K. rwm,
close to nroaaway lire ui. e -
Awto. 822-Q9. .
ONE larg leedUig room, ry couenn ,
walking dwtane. - m.
TWO nir-ely fux-isbed front bedrooms, 1 i -i i
East 8071.
FI'K Isft'ED rooms for Shriner we.-k ; .g '
dlOsnee. 106 K. 11th. Est17 8.
TWO fnrniithed" rooins at 6S1"ET Slsi st, Vs
block from carllne.
TWO pleas tit room at 428 bcliuj'v-r L I.-
4989.
tl(n)MH for Bh riders, pUn and muUetn, ci.-o i...
Est 44 aa.
5CYET, elean rooms for Shrlriers or vUm.
Hsv aoto, telephone. Wdln. lSOtt.
6oOD, clean slrniing room, 211.1'- Cnii.o .,
1 block of llswtnome. prions r.t c-iw.
: iroTEfTTRoTTTo .r6Tii
Or.ter city, nic rooms for trnients.
RorerTE'N'o'NTl 'oTTT4 Til
Nice clean. rooms, heart of city. .