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MIHTO URELY TO LOSE- POSTOFFIGE Senator Bourne, Who Is Not His Friend, Has Power to Name Successor. RECORD COUNTS NOTHING Senmte Precedent Allows Junior to Select Appointee In His Own Town IX Not Personally Obnoxious to Senior. OREGOXIAX NEWS BUREAU. Wash lnrton. Aug 27.-Ono of the first appolnt Tnentg to be made by President Roosevelt, after Congress reassemble! In December, will be a new pritmaster for Portland, to ucceed John W. Mlnto. whos term ex pires December 8. It is Quite probable that the name of the new man will be sent In the first day of the session. In order that the Senate may act In con firmation In time to permit the new man to take charge the day Mlnto's term ex pires. The selection of Mr. Mintos successor will be Intrusted solely to Senator Bourne. Neither Senator Fulton nor Con gressman Ellis will be consulted, because Portland is Mr. Bourne's home town, and the Department allows every Republican Senator to name hla home postmaster. The only limitation placed upon Senator Bourne will be that he must name a man not personallv obnoxious to his colleague. Senator Fulton. The Department does not Impose such a condition, but the Sen ate does, and the Senate will not stand for the confirmation of a postmaster per sonally obnoxious to any other Senator. That rule extends even to Democratic Senators. Senator Bourne Is Silent. Bo far Senator Bourne has given no in timation of his preference, though it is a safe guess that he will not recommend the reappointment of Mr. Minto. The ' Senator will choose some leader com mitted to the principles of the primary law and Statement So. 1. That Minto is a candidate for reappointment is known, but it is also known that he has received no encouragement from the ap pointing power, notwithstanding his ad ministration has been quite satisfactory to the Postofflce Department. If Portland was a fourth-class office Mr. Minto would be eafe, for an Iron-bound-rule has been adopted by the Ad ministration for the protection of fourth class postmasters who make good, and postmasters of this grade are no longer removed for political reasons. But the Department has not the authority to ex tend this protection to Presidential post masters, hence Mr. Minto'a fate virtually rests In the hands of the Junior Senator, and the Department is powerless to save Mm, even if It were so Inclined. Delay In Change. Congress will reassemble on December 7. If the new postmaster Is nominated on that date, and Senator Fulton is not lepicwcu wtn. " " " - - i confirmed the same day, and under In- I etrnctions by wire -can 'assume charge 1 the day following, provided Senator Bourne believes there Is need for prompt action. If, on the other hand. Senator Bourne is not ready to make his recom mendation when Congress meets Minto will be allowed to remain In office until such time as his guccessor Is nominated and confirmed. His present commission Is good until that time. Money for Street Work. CLATSKAXIE, Or.. Aug. 27. (Spe cial.) At a meeting of the City Council last night It was ordered that an elec tion be called Saturday, September 6. for the purpose of voting on the question of bonding the city for $50no to be used for street repair work. The . question before the people Is whether Nehalem avenue, the main thoroughfare in the city, shall be replanked a distance of about one mile or whether crushed rock shall be used. Railroad Surveyors Busy. CENTRA LI A, Wash.. Aug. 25. (Spe cial.) A party of surveyors, under the charge of one of the Union Pacific engi neers. Is at work near this city. The surveyors are running a line through the city from the northwest to the south east. From all indications it seems to be a resurvey of the old Gray's Harbor right-of-way. connecting that line with the main line survey. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Aug. 2T. Maximum tempera tare. 62.5 degrees; minimum. 64 degrees. River reading at 8 A. M.. 8 2 feet: change In iat 24 hours, rise .2 foot. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to P. M ). .OS Inch;' total since Sep tember 1. 1907. 8ft.P Inches: normal, 45.01 Inches: deficiency. 5.11 Inches. Total sun shine August 26, I hour. 24 minutes; possi ble, IS hours, 36 minuses. Barometer (reduced to sea-lavel). at 6 P. M., 80.01 inches. . PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations takes at 6 P. M.. Pacific time. August 2T. Wind. oS D e B rrATioNi Baker City... Bismarck BoLee ...a. Eureka Helena Kamloor .. North Head.... Pocatello Portland RM Bluff Roseburg. . . . Sacramento..... KJt Lake tan Francisco.. Spokane Taroma Tatooah Inland., Walla Walla... T 0.ur'2 N W SO 0.l 8 N W 8 0.( 18 W rt 0.(4! SW go 0.(l! S 60 0.0 10 SE RS 0.22 14 3 84 0.O 12 S 62 O.l. 8 S ft 0.0 12 W 66 0.16! 4 NW 84 0.0O 14 8 t O.Oii in NW et o.oo i w 70 0.0O 12 V 60 0.42 14 PW W T. IIH s 701 T. I 8 SW ICIear ICIear (Cloudr ICloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Clear ! Clear Pt. cloudy 'Clear I Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Raining T. Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. A small disturbance has) crossed the north ern portion of the North Pacific states dur ing the last 24 hours and it Is now central over Western Montana. It baa caused light reln In Western Oregon and Western Wash ington, which was heaviest In the Sound country, where It amounted to nearly a half of an Inch. The temperature has fallen de cidedly over the rain area and also In East ern Oregon and Southeastern Washington, where cloudiness occurred without as yet any rain falling. The Indications are for showers Friday In Northern Oregon. Washington and Idaho. It will be cooler in Southern Idaho and warmer In the Interior of Western Oregon and West ern Washington. FORECASTS. For the 28 hours ending midnight, Aug. 29: Portland and vicinity Showers, probably followed by fair and warmer weather; west erly winds. Oregon Shows north, Xalr south, portion! warmer Interior of west portion: westerly wind. Washington Showers: warmer Interior west portion; westerly winds. Idaho Showers; cooler south portion. EDWARD A. REALS. District Forecaster. AT THE HOTELS. The Portland F. 8. Murphy and wife. Salt Lake City; F. F. Charlwtck, New York; M. A. Scort. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Adams, Seattle: Mrs. E. A. Brown. Miss N. White, Troy; Mrs. L- D. Lewis, Mrs. W. H Lewis. Miss M. I-wl. Mrs. E. L. Smith. Seattle; Mrs. E. Taylor. Dr. M. E. Piatt. Chicago; M. A. Reltx, Detroit: F. H. Boynton. Seattle; E. H. Libbv. Charleston; J K. Antonovltsch, Seattle: G. L. Lymoni. New York: R. K. Woodton. San Frtncisco; Mr.- and Mrs. fa. J. Clark. Baltimore: Mrs. J. W. Keese. Miss C. W. Keese. Pasadena A. H. Helling. H. l- -Parka New York: C. W. Greene. Columbus; J T. Blenman, San Francisco: C. B. Hurt t, N. A. Nonnan. M. B. Thompson. Boise: K. A. Tempest. L. A. Ostein and wife. Kci burr: M M. Fullcrton. Cape Horn; I.. Burns. New York; E A Evans. A. B. bauw man. San Francisco; L. V. Welch. Boston F. A. Helns. Los Angeles: C. Waters. San Francisco: M. A. Goldsmith. Cleveland;, Mrs. and Mies Conns. Rochester: A. Chrlste sen. D. J. Mercer and wife. San Francisco, J. T. Nichols. Miss Wood. New York ; W . H. Morrison. G. E. Tuppcr. San Francisco: W. H. Bramble. H. L. Swift. Salt Laks: E. J. Tlele. W. O. Arnold. Chicago; Mr and Mrs. William W. Filer. Miss M. Filar. William W. Filer Jr. W. M. Gordon, Philadelphia; Mrs. F. McGurvln. Salt Lake: H. C. Collins. Bos ton: W. Futler. Ntw York: O. Navone and wife. Florence. Italy: Mr. and Mrs. A L. Orleans. Duluth: H. KUIn. Sig Klein. Oak land; T. M. Henderson. New 'lork: M. Horner. Reed City; E. H. Belcher F. B. Hir.l. Philadelphia. M Malters and wife, J. B. Llpstrap. Spokane: R. C. Peyton. Mary B. Pevton. I.os Angeles: Mabel Gregory, can Francisco; E. E. Dcflenbaugh. H. P. Pfrton Spokane; William J. Ferner. Bellevtlle; T. Dollv and wife. Miss K. Dolly. Mrs. L. C. Perkins. Rock Island: A. C. Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKlevay. Newberg: A. A. Hilton. Tacoma: N. B. Conner. Detroit; H. E. Smith. Sun Francisco; Mr. and Mrs l. Meyer. Chlcngn: Mrs. J. M. Dempsey. Miss E. crumrrlne. Minneapolis: C. W. Hammott. Mrs. W. R. Prescott. Atlanta: Mrs. W. W. Drake-. Spokane-; Mrs. J. W. Rumkey. Miss Rumkey. Mrs. W. S. W. S. Henssy. Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Powers. A. W. fctnne. New York; Mrs. P. Pitman, Salt Lake Lit, E. M. Symonds. 6pokane. The Oregon R. A. Shlves and wife. The Dalles; I.. C. Bricker and wife, Chehalis: K. H. Barker. Seattle; George W. Murl'hy and wife. Frank P. Loveing and wife. Grass Valley; Mrs. Max W. Smith, Blackfoot; O. J Shxader. Albany: Z. M. Boyer, Seattle; P E. Robbins. New York: A. Solomon. San Francisco; William Kllppcr. New York; T. H. Camp. Grand Raplta; W. J. Greene, New York- A. H. Denton and wife. Arkansas city; A n. Turner. Toledo; W. F. Peters, St. eaul; E. B. Slack. Birmingham: W. E. Mahaff-iy, Seattle: Miss Fargey, Malntouo: J. E. Gab bart. North Yakima; Grace Conger. Tulave; Mrs J. It. Pollock and daughter. Fernle: P. L. Lannls. Ottawa; F. A. Walters. Spo kane: N. Lambert. G. W. Ford. Head!e ; j w. Frleke. San Francisco: Mrs. K. E. Paul, Littleton; Mrs. W. L. Clayton and chil dren. Greeley; Ada Gressman. Moller; F. S. Murphy, wife and girl. Salt Lake City; Mrs. Brarriou and daughter. Clifton; Mrs. A. H. Paysoa. R. M. Klnfman. San Mateo: Mrs. L. L Votow. Turin Falls; S. H. Blackehear, Fan Francisco: W. A. Bucliannan and wife, t'orvallis: Alan Murry. Omaha; Mrs. Con ner. Seattle: Mrs. J. M. Tryeon. Monodevllle; H. S. Smith. San Francisco; M. Howard, Sioux City; P. J. Lons. Chlcaao; C. R. Green. Charles J. Lex. Aberdeen; M. A. Phlllaps. Seattle: Mrs. if. A. Starr, Halsey; T . S. peaoock. Baltimore: Mrs. E. G. Ses-mun. Klamath; Mrs. J. P. Jones. Salem: M. E. Phillips. Corvallls;. W. H. Ecclea and wife. Hood River: C. H. Fraer. Corvallls; E. H. Wh'.tnev. lVlmoot; J. B. Wolgemuth and wife, Wltchell; Mrs. Lee Smith and daughter, C. F. Jackson and wife. Indianapolis A. C. Ouniphrey and wife, Seattle: Mrs. L. t. Hardy. I-os Anaeles: B. P. Morter and wife, Bu Claire; W. F. Gasklns, New ork. The Imperial in". S. Wells. Ely. Nev. : C. A. Tlare. Beaumont. Nev ; M. A. Thornton. Pendleton; Charles E. Wustead, Colo, O.; H. Btahl. Seattle: H. E. Sawyer, Silverton: Lena Stlllwell. Davton: O. This. We-sro; S. H Horner. Pendleton: Charles Williams, Mlsa Luella Bryant. North Bend; Turner Oliver. William Walt. La Grande: Mrs. C. E. Rust. Mrs. E. J. Nichols. Mrs. S. Samuel, Boise; Eva M. Bartlett. Srokane; C. Nelson, wife and boy. Charles B. Adams and vlfe, Harold Bates. Gerald Eoslham, Llnd, Wash.; L Vermillion, Marv A. Davis, Boise. Idaho; I S. Pettus. 01mpia; L. Harper, city; Ruth Peter. Mrs. C. A. Moore. Baker City; Miss Carle. Vancouver: W. W. Copeland, Pittsburg. Pa.; W. Walters, Pendletan; Frances Cooper, Independence; Pearl Ward, Vale: J. J. Welsh. Los Angeles. T. Car mlchael. Gaston: J. M. McBride. fciletx. Or.; J. S. Cooper, Independence; O. R. Irwin and wife, Heppner; G. T. Biair' and wife, city: Mrs. Ida Bush. Kelso; J. Blankfljld, W. Johnson. New York; Mrs. Anna RaaJ, Woodstock: Roy H Keagy, Astoria; J. M. Keeney. Pendleton; J. A. T.uag. La Gran le: St.... Pul. Ashland: C. Valley, city; Lew Zonfle. La Grande; Mabel and Genevieve Cooper. Independerce; A. PIppincott and wife. E. K. McCormlck. Kansas City; H. J. Adams. Salem; T. W. Brucen and wife, city; A. F. Hopkins and wife. Duluth; A. J. Cook, Vancouver; Miss Mary Koontz. Paul N. Koontx. Los Angeles; Mrs. Z. Patty and children. La. Grande; J. Couch and wide. Bo hi, Idaho. The Perkins T. H. Johnston and wife. Edna Johnston, TV. le Vallarpool. J. K. Vallarponl, Dufur; M. F. Woody and wife, Thomas Woodv, Goldendale; J. Walker, Ho. qulam; W. Warner, Alderdale; A. F. Brock man C. Brockman. Bickleton: A. J. Moses, Goldendale: O. F. Cohrs. Pomeroy; H. Atrops. Olympla: Grace Greenfield. Mack; F. E. Harris, Woodbine: H. F. Buckman, Ashland: A. L. Thompson. Coburg; Ernest Barth, Stevenson; A. F. Learritt and wife, Olympla; Mrs. G. H. Chamberlin Mrs. E. H. Sanford, Chehalis; M. Raindran. Stockton: Mrs. C. S. Gordon, H. A. Gordon, North Yakima: C. S. Owen, south Bend; H. Porter, San Francisco: J. G. Delaney, Medford; J. P. Downs. Seattle; Mrs. I. E. Powell. Bell Ingham; Mrs. A. H. Adams, city; Mies A. Morety. Washington: F. W. Cantrell. Drain; H. F. Backman. Coburg: H. C. Maher. Eu gene: W. Ryan. Kalama; Mrs. G. Dixon and sister, Kelso; H. P. Dwyer and wife. Mis-, soula: C. F. Slaub, Butler; W. H. Cooper, San Francisco; M. A. Darney. Spokane; E. J Jones. Vancouver: B. M. Van, Wasco;. Mrs Aldwell. San Diego; Ell S. Perkins. E. E. Ellis, Salem; W. J Bush. Deer Island: G A. Hall and wife. Heptmus; F. Butler and wife. Hood River: N. P. Nathan and wife. Decatur; E. D. Godfrey. lone; F. E. Rowell and sister, Scholls; Nana Wenstron, Scholls; E. Lyons. Eugene; R. G. Camas, C. Rowe, Cascade Locks; J. L. Lewis. Cor vallls; D W. Davis. Tacoma; A. R. Van Twliler and wife. Spokane; Mrs. Forkham and daughter. Milwaukee; J. T. Smith. El mlra; W. Dickinson. Jr., New York; M. E. Mack. W. Lake, Boise; T. H. Lawrence and wife. Olympla: Mrs. Glbealt. Aberdeen; .1. M Cramer. Seattle; C. Conpey. city: E. R. Warren. Echo: E. R. Folsom. Pendleton: W. C. Betts. Astoria; A. C. McKennett. J. Jessen and wife, city; G. Baker. The Dalles: L. Zundel. La Grande; K. Blair. Vancouver. The fit. Charles F. R. Stokes and wife. Sai Francisco; C. B. Thorp and wife, Rliig fleld; G. H. Rogers. C. Backstrom, The Dalles; O. Blane and wife. Cathlamet: Miss M. La Balllster. Long Creek: J. F. JJover, Dr. P. J. Marks and wife. Pan Francisco: Mrs. W. F. Spear. Walla Walla; H. R. Griffith, Yale; J. Brown. Salem: K. Vance. Astoria: A. Wright. George Miller, city: George Pinsch, Palmer; E. V. Springer. Kelso: C. Currv, Ft. Helens: Mrs. N. Nichols. city Helen Booth, Castle Rock: G. S. Wright and wife. Winnipeg: T. C. Thomas, Butte; B. Chamberlain and family, city; J. Paul, lone; C. D. Havens. Wallace; A. E- Hartshorn. Cape Horn: Sam Alexander and wife. L, Grafe. Newberg: J. B. Barns and wife, Kan sas City: P. Besemare, Palmer; A. O. Jack son. Coble William Dobhs, Union: I. M. I-arkine. Kelso; L. N. Lewis and wife, Cat lin: W. C. Cook. Eufaula: F. Lundy. Sheridan; I. G. Gittens and daughter, Corvallls; R. V. Rosemell. Ridgeneld; A. M. Gray. Woodland; G. H. Rogers. C. Backstrom. The Dalles; Mr. Parish. Mr. Hartt, Dayton: Et Johnson, Aurora; P. F. Peterson, Troutdale; John Pad bergar. Bmlnclaw: R. H. Dobhs and wife, Vnion: A. Mekkelson, Sandy: H. L. Brown, North Yamhill. The Lenox Mrs. E. L. Stone. Sodavllle, Or.; Charles McAllister. Glenwood; R. Schleicher and wife. Lewiston; Mrs. C. P. Young and children: C. C. Llghtfoot. As toria; Mrs. E. O. Getty, Salt Lake City: J. S. Kerrigan. San Rafael. Cat: G. W. Miller, Seattle: C. Spauldlng. Newberg. Or.; H. W. Swain and wife, white Salmon; S. E. Ketchum and wife. Santa Rosa, Cat; A. B. Connelly and wife. La Grande. Or.; E. E. Holden and wife. Toledo. O. ; Freda Gclst, Yamhill. Or.: Lenora Parker. Newberg: C. H. Boyston. M. Brown and wife. Dalian; F. Herbert and wife. Seattle; J. B. Horton, Caroline Pierson. J. W. Bancroft. Newberg; Mrs. E. E. Hacldlx. Waco. Tex.: Mrs. F. S. McMahon. A. Berg. Walla Walla; Miss Katherlne L. Gregg. Peoria. III.; C. B. Wllbee. W. E. Stewart. Chicago; A. H. Ithrope and wife. Charlton. Ia.; William Stanton. M. C. Clarkson. Chicago; H. Henn, Bonneville, Or.; C. C. Ruifson and wife, Carrolton. Wash.: Mrs. S. L. Turley. J. Hlckey. Baker City: Mrs. A. C. Jackson. Conda. Or.: A. B. Wilcox, city; Dr. H. Lehr, C. LIU. Seattle; Mra Bennett and sister, Chicago. The Nortonla A.1 H. Martin and wife. Centralia: Miss Josophlna Quaile. Oakland; Miss Adele Holbrook. city; L. S. Brown and wife. Denver; W. M. Davidson and wife. Boise R Falrchlid. Heppner; George Gardner. Elleneberg; E. W. Carpenter. Spokane- F. Bassett, Tacoma; J. W. Vaughn. Astoria- C. Lesh. Mlnot, North Dakota; R. W Donahue. San Francisco; M. J. Parks, Los Angeles; W. J. Hunter, Mexico City; F A Budrow. Montreliar; J. W. June, Cot tage' Grove; Laura Wallace. College; J. J. Augustine. Durham; R. Clinton, Ogden; C. L. Morris, Detroit. The Danmoore Mrs. E. B. Farrah Seat tle; J. Wood. Los Angeles: L. B. Fulton. Chicago; H. M. Furlow, Hubbard; M. Wr. Weance. Mrs. Weartce. Weiser; Mrs. C. E. Mode. Drain: Mrs. E. Merx. Collins; Mra T. B. Msada, Seattle; A. D. Censor. Hoaulam; AMUSEMENTS. Baker Theater ?0' Maln GEORGE L. BAKER, General Manager. Opening of Season Sunday Matinee August 30. 1008. Grace Cameron and the CAMERON OPERA COMPANY In the Latest New- York Musical Success IJTTU5 IKW.LY DIMPLES Matinee prices 2.",c, IOc. Evenings. 2oc, 50C 7.1c. tl.00. Seats Now on Sale. Sundays and .Holidays. THEATER 15-25-50-75C John W. Con.irtlne. Gen. Mgr. Advanced Vandeville Week August 24. Jeesie L. Leeky's "A Night on a House boat." Grant at Hong, Hickman, Miller to., Martlnettle Wjlvester, Bertie Herron, John and Mae Murke, Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Connelly. OKPHEUM MOVING PICTURES. THE GRAKD Yaaderille detune ALL THIS WEEK. FAC.AV A BYROJf In Their Novel hinging- and iMnciaff in terval. Aii KntrtalnlBV Oddity." James A Prior. Florence Mod en a Co. In "HarfTtt.it Mad." Alice Kobinrwn, Fred Morton, Harry Kraton Co. Fred Bauer And Grandaacope- PANTAGES THEATER ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. Stars of All Nations. BOTTOMLEV TKOVFE Greatest ( BMlng Art In America. SECOND FEATURE WHANGDOODLE QUARTET Presentlna Plantation Scenes. Coon-Town I ut-l ps In JJuck and Wing Dancing. Matinees dally. IS cents; two shows at night. 1.1 and 2.1 cents. THE LYRIC THE tnVIV-BLUNJrtALL CO. present "Confessions of a Wife It Starting Sunday. Matinee August 23. and Every Evening. The prices have not changed. TfflEi ft TONIGHT W 8:15 "The Teddy Girl" A skittish musical skit by the Allen Curtis players. Wrestling! Between Strangler Smith and Young Lundeen, three in five. Tonight, 9 o'clock. Pony and buggy award, Saturday, Sept. 5. Save all your coupons. Fiddlers' Contest, Sept. 12. Thirty modern amusements. Cars at First and Alder. BASEBALL RECREATION PARK Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sta. x OAKLAND vs. y PORTLAND August 25, 26, 27, 28, 29. 30, Games begin -weekdays 3:30 P. M.; Sunday, 2:30 P. SI. Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand stand, 50c; boxes, 25c extra. Chil dren: Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c. LADIES DAY FRIDAY Boys under 12 free to Bleachers Wednesday. H. I. Jav, Stevenson; O. E. Regal, Worces ter; K. i. Wilson, New Jersey; L. G. Wal ford. Spokane; W. M. Ford, Seattle; G. Senson. Butte; G. M. Olsen, Bollingham; Mlsa Jennette Minor. Fpokane; H. A. Ward, Lewiston; F. Steward, New York; G. F. Harris. Seaside; Mrs. F. G. Blair. Astoria; C. Ferson, Lexington ; H. Ford, Boston; J. P. Elvers. Goldneld; A. F. Horton. Reno; J Reed. Los AnKeles; T. V. Strand. Mon rovia: H. L. Kenny, St. Louis; S. T. Burton, Detroit; G. Harling. Kansas City; Harry Wilson. Cambridge; F. Fernot, N. C. Carter, New York: H. Roth, F-pokane; Zelma Allen, K U Allwrlght, Seattle; Clarence Cooke, W. C. Ptepp. city; F. Nuggent, Spokane; D. Kruse. L. Row, Tacoma; G. Cooke, San Francisco. The Cornelius Mrs. E. Shultz. Seaside; Mrs. Matt Mosgrave and son. Milton. Or.; John Sihmltz and wife. Baker City; G. H. Shaw, Los Angeles; R. Jocelyn, A. L. Lytle, Chicago: Mrs. E. E. Taylor. Imm Angeles; Mr. Wells and wire. Santa Cruz: W. J. Greene, New York City: C. E- Hammond, H. H. Hammand, May Hammond. San An tonio Tex.; J. Needham. Huron; .Leon Straus and wife., Pendleton; R. Fisher, iJprlnKfleld; J. L. Bcrthart. Ingleside; Mra N. P. l.efe. Boston. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's salesrooms, corner 2d and Yamhill sts., at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auction eeer. By the Portland Auction Co.. 211 First St at 2 P. M. ; furniture, carpets, etc. MEETING SOTICES. PHALANX LODGE. NO. 14. K. OF P. Meets at 8 P. M. Friday evening, corner of Grand ave and East Pine ts All members of the order Invited to enjoy a fraternal welcome. MULTNOMAH CAMP 7T, W."b. W. will have a good time this (.Friday) evening. General Organiser F. B. Tlchenor will be present. Refreshments served. Come out, neighbors. HAPSALO LODGB NO. 15. I. O. O. F. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. Members are specially invited to see the new work in the first degree; also to greet the oldest member of Hassalo Lodge. Visitors welcome. F. COZENS. Secretary. ENGROSSING resolutions, testimonials," memorials, etc. Ellis. 600 Columbia bldg. BORN. STEMPLK Auguet 27, to Mrs. Cora Stem pie, of Seattle, who Is temporarily at the home of her sister. Mrs. Thomas Fowler, at Forest Grove, during her confinement, a son, weighing 102 ounces. Dr. C. L. Large attending. PIED. FORD In this city. August 27, at the fam ily residence, LIB Florida St., Donald S. Ford. aed 1 year. I months, beloved eon of Mr. and Mra. Milton J. Ford. FUNERAL NOTICE. MILLER In this city. August 26. Augest Miller, aged 84 years. Funeral services ' will be held at Dunning. McEntee Gil baugh's chapel, cor. 7th and Pine sts., to day (Friday) at S P M. Interment Ross City Cemetery. Friends invited. KRl'SCHKE The funeral services of Mrs. Augusta Kruschke will be held at Hol man's chapel. Third and Salmon streets, at 10 A. M. today (Friday). Friends In vited. Interment in Rlvervlew cemetery. Punning, McEntee A Cilbangh, Funeral Directors, 1th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HULMAM CO.. Funeral Direct ore. 220 Sd st. 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Matrimonial and Clairvoyant ads, one. time rate each insertion UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except "New Today," 30 cents for 15 words or less; 18 to 20 words, 40 cents; CI to 25 words, 60 cents, eto first Insertion. Each additional Insertion, one-half: no further discount un der one month. "NEW TODAY." (gauge measure agate), 14 centa per line, first Insertion: 7 cents ner line for each, additional insertion. TELEPHONE ADVERTISEMENTS For the convenience of patrons The Oregonian will accept advertisements (excepting "Situations Wanted") for publication In classified columns over the telephone. Bill for such advertising will be mailed imme diately and payment is expected promptly. Care will be taken to prevent errors, but The Oregonian will not be responsible for errors in advertisements taken over the telephone. Telephone: Main 7070; A 6095. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Andrews, F. V. Co.. M K340. 23 Hamilton bl Baker. Alfred A.. 115 Ablngton bldg. Chanln A Herlow. 832 Chamber of Commerce. Cook. B. 8. A Co . 603 Corbett bldg. Crussley Co.. 708-0 Corbett bldg. M 7855. Fields. C. E. A &., Board of Trade bldg. Gxddard. H W . Main and A 1743. 110 2d st. GUlette-Rlggs Land . Co., Board of Trade. Joinings A Co. Main 188. 2CS Oregonian. Kinney A Stampher, 531-532 Lbr. Ex. M 4435. Lee. M B.. room 411 Corbett building. Mall Von Borstel. 104 2d st, 802 E turnslds. Palmer, H. P. 21S Commercial Club bldg. M 8699. A 2053. Parrlsh. Watklns Co., 250 Alder St. Schalk. Goo. P., 264 Stark St. Main 382. A 892 Sharkey. J. P. A Co.. 122 H Sixth at Bwensson, A F st Co.. 253 Washington st The Oregon Real Estate Co.. 88 Third st. tHolladay Addition.) Veteran Land Co.. 822 Chamber of Commercs Waddel. W. O., RAO Lumber Exchange bldg. White. B. !".. 227 V4 Washington st. Wm. Wolfsteln n oved real estate office 23 Couch bldg. Call If looking for bar galna NEW TODAY. CAREY ACT LAND OPENING On OCTOBER 12. at KINGS HILL,. Idaho, oti the main line of the ORE GON SHORT LINE, 15,000 acres of the best fruit land in the West will be thrown open for settlement. The sale will be conducted under the supervi sion of the State of Idaho, full protec tion being guaranteed for title. fc,asy terms, low prices, great surplus of water. Special rates on all railroads. Call upon B. S. COOK & CO., ' Corbett BldeT-, or Write Main Office, KINGS HILL IRRIGATION POWER CO.. Boise, Idaho. " $3600 Will buy 100x100 in North Portland, near 24th st. It Is a bargain. Otto & Harkson 133V FIRST ST. 80x165 FEET with two store buildings and one five room cottage and three ten-room dou ble houses, $12,000; worth easily $17,300. MARTIN J. HIGLEY 132 THIRD ST. Grand Central Station Time Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Roseburg Passenger Cottage Grove passenger.. California Express San Francisco Express ... West Bide Corvallla Passenger ....... Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger.... Forest Grove Passenger.... Forest Grove Passenger. . . Arriving Portland Oregon Express , Cottage Grove Passenger Roseburg Passenger Portland Express West Side Corvallls Passenger Sheridan Passenger Forest Grova Passenger Forest Grove Passenger. . . Forest Grove Pasaenger. . . . 8:15 a. m. 1 4:15 p m. 7:45 p. m 1:M) a. Di. 7:13 a. tn. 4 : 10 p. m. 1 :0u p. m. 5:40 p. m. 8:50 a. m. 7:15 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 5 : 10 p. nu 11:15 p. m. 6:20 p. m. 10:30 p. m. 8:00 a. m. 11:50 a. m. 4:50 p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Taroma and Seattle Express . . North Coast A Chicago Limited Overland Express Arriving Portland North Coast Limited Portland Express Overland Express 8:80 a. m. 2:00 p. m. 11:45 p. m. 7 .00 a. m. 4 :13 p. m. 8:35 P. m. OREGON KAltHOAU at NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland 1 Pendleton Passenger 7:15 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special 8:30 a. m. Spokane Flyer Kansas City & Chicago Express. Arriving Portlana Spokane Flyer . Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex.. Chicago-Portland Special Pendleton Passenger .. ..... . 8:15 p. m. 0:00 p. m. 8:00 a. m. 9:45 a. m. 8:50 p. m. 5:15 p. m. ASTORIA A COLUMBIA RIVER. Leaving Portland Astoria & Seaside Express I 8:00 Seaside Special (Saturday only), 2:20p.m. Astoria Jfc Seaside Express 5:30 p.m. Arriving Portland I Astoria A Portland Passenger. . .12:15 p. m. Portland Express 110 :00 p.m. Seaside Special (Sunday only). .10.20 p. m. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland I C. P, R. Short Line, via Spokane 8:15 p.m. Via Seattle 11:45 p. nv Arrivlng Portland C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane. 8:00 a. m. Via Seattle 7:00a.m. Jefferson-Street Station ' . SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas passenger ... Dallas Passenger ... Arriving Portland; Dallas Passenger ... Dallas Passenger .... 7:40 a. m. 4:15 p. m. 10:15 a. m. 5:50 p. xn. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Arriving Portland Wilsonvllle Local Salem and Intermediate Local . Wilsonvllle Local Salem and Intermediate Express Salem and Intermediate Local. TL-llannvlilH LOCS.1 7:05 a. m. 8:15 a. m. 10:30 a. m. 11:20 a. m. 1:20 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:40 p. m. 8 -15 p. m. I 6 25 a. m. 7:33 a. m. B:35 a. m. Salem and Intermediate Express. Salem and inlermeaiate i,ocai.. Salem and Intermediate Express leaving Portland Salem and Intermediate Local. . Wilsonvllle Local falem and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intel mediate Local.. Wilsonvllle Local Salem and Intermediate Express. Salem and Intermediate Local . . Wilsonvllle Local Salem and Intermediate Express, 11:10 a. m. 1:10 p. m. 2:05 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 6:10 p. m. 0:05 p. m- NEW TODAY. For twenty years I have been advertising Peninsula real estate, coaxing and beg ging the wage-earner to buy. Time has made good every promise made by us to prospective buyers. "VYe now stand on the hill top of life with back to the early dawn and face toward the twilight of day, but be fore we pass down the gen tle slope we linger a moment to make one more appeal to you to procure, for the fu ture, title to a small parcel of the earth between thu Rivers. "With my parting breath I assure you that for tune will follow an invest ment in lots at University Park, the center of the great city to be on the Peninsula. Our Broken Blocks " Lots in our broken blocks will be sold on the install ment plan to purchasers of small means. "We have left only a small number of such lots. Our full blocks will be withheld from the market and divided among the .stockholders in closing out the business. Nearly all th? real estate on the Peninsula has passed into hands of owners who will not sell without a large cash pay ment down, thereby taking it out of reach of the person of moderate means. " Unless you are a person of large means, your opportunity to buy real estate between the Rivers will soon be gone for ever. Monthly Payments Our scattered lots will be sold on payments of $25 down and $10 per lot per month; no interest will be paid by those who shall pay all installments when or be fore due. Prices are rapidly advancing on every part of the Peninsula. Believe me when I " say larger profits will be made on the Penin sula within the next ten years than have been made there within the past ten years. There is no element of doubt about the safety of an investment on the Penin sula, it is only a question of how large will be the profits. Personally Conducted Sale In order to buy University Park lots on these terms, it will be necessary for you to come to me personally at my office. Beginning Monday next, I will be. at my office between the hours of 9 A. M. and 10 A. M., and 1:30 and 2 :30 P. M., every day except Sunday. I will leave my of fice every day, except Sun day, at 10 A. M. and at 2 :30 P. M. to show property. F, I JcKenna 617 Commercial Block, Second and Washington. No Phone. Closing MORTGAGE LOANS l owest rates and terms to aulti spe rial rates and favorable terms on large loans on bkialness properties. 1'uq't-: Loaned for Private Investors, A. H. BIRRELL 2U3 McKay Bids., 3d A Stark. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. J6000, 200-ACRE Willamette Valley farm; some stock; 30 tons hay; farm Imple ments; 1 mile to R. R. station: will ex change In part for home In Portland or small tract acreage near. $4500, 27 acres fronting on Clackamas River near R. R. : easy terms. $7500, valuable business corner. East Side, close In. $4200. full lot, fairly good 7-room house. West Side. $4000." 80x100 feet. West Side, all street improvements made. 12 minutes by car from 3rd and Morrison. I. G. Davidson, S19 Chamber of Commerce. BEAUTIFUL CLOSB-IN HOLLADAY HOME. Built by owner; all inside wood selected: corner lot, elevated: large fine porch with stone abutments: large living room; bath and toilet separate; laundry tubs with clothes chute; cement basemont; corner rapidly increasing in value. Both phones 3126 BARGAIN In Peninsula lots I have for sale a few lota close to carllne, and away below present values, which are bound to Increase rapidly in the next few months on account of the big Swift plant and other Improvements. Can arrange terms. Call 417 Rothchild bldg., 287(4 Washing ton st. WE have 100x100 on East 7th St., between Shaver and Mason, with house, and fine orchard, all kinds of fruit, and only i!0 minutes from -d and Washington sts. A good investment for someone, and only $-350; terms if desired MURPHY & CASWELI- 230 Stark st. Phones. Main (S877, A 3223. $-700. Easy Terms. Tleautiful 5-room bungalow, mission fin is"..' paneled dining-room, clinker brick fireplace and ohimney. walls tinted, elec tric fixtures, modern plumbing; lot TiOxloO; Improved street Conklln Bros., 302 Roth child bldg. MODERN 6 -room house, Just completed; fireplace, electric and gas tixtures; full cement basement; new lawn; 10-mtnute car ride to center of city; a beautiful little home; can be had on easy payments. O. M. SMITH. 416 Commercial Club Bldg. IS3O0. Beautiful 3-acre tract of ground in Mll waukie; smalt house; delightful location; suitable for suburban residence or laying off into lots. OOODNOUGH A STEARNS. 2 Washington Bldg. 2750, PART cash, for a new 6-room, home on E. Main St., faces north; large porch, cement lloor In basement, laundry trays, tinted wails. large bedrooms, modern plumbing, sewer. Improved street. Conklln Bros., 302 Rothchild bldg. WEST Side house cheap; modern 6-room house furnished, in South Portland; will sell at sacrifice if sold quick; owner must leave city; we can make good terms; will rent for $30 per month. Grussi & Gantner, room 7, 205 Washington, cor, 3rd. MUST sell fine corner lot. 00x100; $1000, $27(1 cash; elegant view, near car; good clan neighborhood; all improvements paid; per fect title; worth $loOO or more; look this up. 3U3H ashlngton st., room . uwner. A CHOICE HOME FOR $1000 Less than actual value; owner must sell; 9 rooms, up to date throughout; large lot fine location, improved street; no agents. Address K 11)1, Oregonian. 3 ACRES, near carllne. only $1720; cold spring water; fine for chickens and ducks; easy payments; Sc carfare; 17 mln. ride. See Ruspel at once, room 444 Sherlock. STRICTLY modern S-room house, with large attic and full basement, cement walks and close In. in Upper Albina; easy terms. Whalley. 601 McKay bldg. NEW 6-room bungalow, well-finished. In good location, furnished or unfurnished. This mill go at a bargain, owner leaving city. Phone Tabor 151. $300 CASH, $20 per month, 6-room, modern house, hi block from car; price. $2350. This Is a bargain. 20 Taylor st. Laurel wood. Mt. Scott car. CORNER lot and large house. $5000; two cottages. 209 and 211 Glbbs st.. $300; South Portland, pays 11 per cent. Owner 841 Front st. ROSE CITY REALTY CO., Rents houses, collects rents, sells country and city realty, timber land, notaries pub lic A 4321, 204 Mohawk bid.. Main 6607. $100 CASH. bal. easy terms; nice home. $2750 bungalow, lot 100x100, Flrland. $2100. 6-room house. Firland. MARTIN J. HIGLEY. 132 Third St. 5 ROOMS, new, well plastered, toilet, hath, hot and cold water, only $1600; small cash and monthly payments. Call 013 Chamber of Commerce. 100 ACRES rich valley land, ready to plat In acreage u ets. 50 per cent below ad Joining property. Houston, 201 Swetland bldg: WHY PAY RENT? $150 cash, balance to suit, buys a modern 5-room cottage, near carllne. A. S. Draper, room 32, Lafayette bldg., cor. 6th and Washington ABSTRACTS EXAMINED BY EXPERT REAL ESTATE ATT' Y. D. A. TUFTS. 30SH WASHINGTON ST. k K-pra nonr MiHvaukle. all In cultivation; house, barn, orchard and small fruit; the best of soil; all for 22Ut. to. oieman, R. F. D. No. 1, Mllwaukie. 4700 CHARMING home of 6 rooms and bath in Holladay, the lot is B0x3i'0; this property should be seen to be appre ciated. See The Spanton Co.. 2 70 Stark. 1050 TWO-STORY 6-room oottage, near 34th and Hawthorne ave.; lot 50x100; easy terms. See The Spanton Co., 270 Stark st. 6-ROOM modern house. No. JOOi Thurmnn it on carllne. Willamette Heights; $1jOO cash, bal. easy terms u , MARTIN J. HIGLEY. 132 Third St. A FINE home: elegant location; John Iring's addition; $1000 down. $50 to $TB per montn. ioien ncmuu. g-'00 BUYS a farm and a lot with a waranty h,. will treble in less than a year, bee Stevenson 4 Taylor. 2S6V4 Washington st. QUARTER block. East Side. $1100; fruit and berries; walking distance. MARTIN J. HIGLEY. 132 Third St. IRVINGTON 60x100 lot, modern 8-room house, never occupied- $7500 cash. Owner, K G. Lundstrom. 431 Worcester bldg. 10 ACRES best garden land, close in and on rail and Oregon Electric lines; easy terms Houston, 201 Swetland bldg $1830, SIX lots, fruit, 8-roomed house, near school house, nan imiu v-,-.,. -A. Dolan. Boring. Or. $750 Beautiful lot on Broadway at., near 28th: improved street; title perfect. 416 Chamber Commerce. " $150 DOWN. $12 monthly, new plastered 4 room cottage; large lot, bath, basement. 242 6th. WATERFRONT for sale or would exchange . J: , iwtnma nrnnrlV. M. R. tor line iiwiuc ,u...- , . Lee, 411 Corbett blda. $10,000 for 200x200 feet in the choicest part of Vancouver. w.n., p.-,.u v.. market. P 1&4. Oregonian. i-HOO 5-room modern cottage. ROxl42-foot lot: ' J k.i .-m ('all 459 Mechanio st. nta'r Union ave. Take Woodlawa car. THREE cottages. $1600 each. $250 cash, bal- -,!, nM,,V, t-.'T Prhett hhlir. ance SOUTH PORTLAND Snap; 5-room. on one floor; large lot; $3000. Angeles. 242 6th at. FOR SALE Farm, four flns lota 401-402 Lumber Exchange bldg. WOODLAWN lot on graded street. $450; easy terms. O 174, Oregonian. FOR SALE A fine located lot on Waver leigh Heights. Address B 185. Oregonian. ACRE near Mt. Scott line: clear and level; $1200. half caah. 325 Lumber Exchange. 2 LOTS close to Alberta car. on 18th St.; $650. 325 Lumber Exchange. 10-ACRE tracts, close to city. $850 each; H cash. 411 Couch bldg. 40 IX1TS overlooking river, $8000: H! oaan. 4U Couch bldg. ' , $0500 S-room modern house. Lovejoy st. $7750 11-room home, modern, Glisan st. $r,750 Bungalow. Holladay Addition. $to00 7-room house. Northrup St. MARTIN J. HIGLEY, 182 Third St. HALF ACRE TRACTS. We are- offering tbe beet thing Is acre or half acre tracts In Portland; wa-.er mains laid and terms at only 110 cud and 110 prr" month. CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO.. 110 2d at. FOR SALE New 2-storj, -room house, Brooklyn Heights, full concrete basement, stationary washtubs, wood lift, piped for furnace; Winter's wood; halls, combina tion fixtures, large pantry, hot and cold water. Bull Run water, large porches, east facing, splendid view, 30 minutes' walk to business center. 2 blocks to carllne. school and stores; will Include all new furniture If desired and sell on small payment down, balance like rent; this Is exceptionally good buy and will sell on sight; you elll pay no commission and get full value for your money. Kor particulars Inquire H 160, Oregonian. 16-ACRE RANCH. 16 acres on car line. 8 acres cleared, balance good timber. 10 miles from Port land; 2 good springs; fine stream of wa ter runs through the place; 2 blocks from postofflce and general store; good 3-room house; there Is enough timber on ths place to pav for It; price. $:i2.rrt. D1ETZ-MUE1.LER CO., 417-18 Corbett Bldg. CHOICE lota great number. 6. 7 and ft room. 2-story residences; mansions: bungalows. All prices. 10 acres close In. 1 nicely-furnished homo cheap. All In the most select part of the city. Coma and see. one look Is enough. Broadway Irvington cars. Office 15th and Halsey sts.. East r-illi. C 1U03. C 1271. C 1503, Dolen ar Herdinan. viaoo 5-room house. 47x100 lot. 1 blo,$t Alberta carllne; $2"0 cash, balance $15 per month. $31nn 8-room house on carllne; 100x100 lot. full br.sempnt. Improved street, cement walk; a nice now home for $3oo cash, bal ance 25 ;er month. B. S. CUoK CO., 6(3 Corbett bldg. FACTORY SITE Around l,0enuarefeet; 20 feet railway frontage, in city; good tmume braring; 0-ioom rosldenoe; fruits, garden; In line for early heavy Increase In aiue; a quirk buyer can secure thle for $22u0. See Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrison st SOUTH PORTLAND HOME. 12-room house, all modern Improve ments, lot 6(1x100; sightly location. Casll price. $5011(1. HAKTMAN A THOMPSON. Chamber of Commerce. A SACRIFICE. I am leaving the city; will sd a lot at Meagly Junction for $nm less than actual value; on Improved street, and eldewalk; within two blocks of Hill s Depot. G 100. Oregonian. $6500 BUYS new 6-room house and lot In Irvington. Fireplaces, oak floor, fine sleeping porch. Price Includes asphalt street and -" fixtures. 444 East 18th, near Tillamook, (no agents). FINE home in Holladay's Addition: eonven lint to two cai-lines: seven rooms, base ment, bath, closets; everything complete! carpets, shades, gas and electric, fixtures all go. Phone owner East 31)57. AT Glenwood Park, to close out the 4 lots we have In our addition, will make you an attractive offer; streets graded. Bull Run water; close to car; must sell this week. Call 411 Couchjbldg. :ltl.-.0 ELEGANT home; beet residence dls. trlct; 6 large rooms, basement, bath, clos ets; everything complete! fixtures and shades all go; best car service; must sell terms. CT B. Lucas, 322 Corbett bldg. 14 BLOCK CHEAP. In Irvington, prettiest section: $500 less than opposite corners; must hava money; sewer, gas. wr.ter. Improved streets, wltbi shade trees. East or B 1HH4. 10 ACRES, fenced, 3S cleared and in ber ries: 6 mile out, on Estacada line; $3500, $1400 cash, balance 8 years at 6 per cent. 325 Lumber Exchange. WANT to leave city. $2650 for nice B room home; full concrete basement: gas fixtures; on terms; good location. Phone owner Main 3218. or A. 218. $21on BUYS one of the best 6-room bunga lows in Vernon: $3"i) cash, easy terms on balance. Call "o5 Alberta at. Phone Wood lawn 2202. Owner. MODERN 8-room house. West Side, fire place, furnace; hardwood floors; cement basement. Easy terms W. L. ROBB. 831 Quimby Et. A BARGAIN For sale, 6 lots, 3 houses, good warranty deed given, alt for $1650; houses rent for $15.50. Owner E. W. Mel lien Furniture Store, Oregon City. HOUSES for sale In all parts of the city: acreage close In and farms in Oregon and Washington. Phone Main 44S(1. Kinney A Stampher, 531-32 Lumber Exchange bldg. QUARTER block on Halsey St.. 8 blocks from car: price $2500; a bargain; can ar range terms. Harding & Reynolds Co 313 Chamber of Commerce. I HAVE a plan for 5-room house that I would like to build for you; call and m plans. W.-D. Swearlngen. 631 J Washing ton St., room 66. Main 8078. MUST SELL Near Sunnjvlde, new, modern house. 6 rooms, on first floor; full lot; easy terms. Angeles, 242 6th st. ' FOR SALE Modern 5-room cottage, easy terms; 460 Mechanic st.; take Woodlawa car. TWO modern bungalows on East Side; elnss to carllne; very reasonable. 810 Swetland bldg SIGHTLY, modern 7-room house on West Side; easy terms. Call room 40 Washing ton bldg. WILL sell good property on Front St., rents $100 month, need money. 213 Couch bldg. SPECIAL $2u0 cash: 6 rooms, bath and toi let: large lot: $1900. Angeles. 242 5th st TO EXCHANGE. 330 ACRES, well Improved. Hi miles river front, 2Vi miles to rallrosd, 30 miles be low Portland: good buildings: $75 per acre! will take $12,500 Portland real estate, soma cash, balance time. 825 Lumber Ex change. FOR sale or trade, 640 acres good wheal land, well watered; also best of berry, fruit and vegetable lands in small tracts B. M. Hawley, Home Valley. Wash. TO exchange: acreage on Mount Scott car line, suitable for platting, for hotel in or outside Portland: must bear closest Investi gation. A D 182. Oregonian. A $12,000 Klickitat hill fruit and farm tract to trade toward Portland home or business property . Flank Leo. 147 V Front st. OF COURSE! CERTAINLY! If you want to buy. sell or trade business or property fol low the rrowd to Stevenson A Taylor, 2S6s Washington, room 311. HALF section timber land; 20 acres on pro posed Mount Hood R.; East Gresham; some cash, for modern house; together not over $4000. B 188. Oregonian. WILL trade fine paying motion plcturs theater near Portland for acreage. Par ticulars Newman, 293 Burnsida at. WATERFRONT for Silo or would exchange for fine home or Income property. M. E, Lee. 411 Corbett bldg. UNIMPROVED farm lands, on Columbia River, good soil, for city property. 327 Worcester bldg. IF you want to buy, sell or trade anything, see Kauffmann A Moore, 325 Lumber Ex change 2 LOTS, cost $"200; will trade for good horss and buggy. Call 513 Chamber Commerce, FOR. SWAP Hood River ranch. What's your trouble? Box J 191, Oregonian. WILL trade for what you have. Gus Smith. 404 Buchanan bldg. -FOR RENT FARMS. FOR RENT 15 acres: 36 In good state of cultivation; best garden spot in Oregon; good market. $100. Stock and farming Im plements for sale, consisting of 15 head or cattle (7 fresh by December). 2 good work horses, 2-year-old colt, 7 hogs, new Mllburn wagon, mower and rake, good ns new. plow, harrow, cultivator: price $1000. Call at postofflce, Columbia City, Or. Box 25. TO UASC. FOR LEASE FLATS. Three and six-room flate. new; $1.60 per room per month, and new five-room cottage, $10 per month; Weet Side, south. C. H. Plggott. owner, lawyer, room 4 Mulkey bldg. Both phonee. WANTED TIMBER LANDS. TIMBER Lands wanted. C. J. McCracken. 804 McKay bldg. T r iTSSBBSBsaSBBBSSSSSSSBBBBBSSSSSBSaSPSSSBK I CH 102.2 r