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THE SUNDAY OKEGON1AN, POK'lLA'D, AiLUa , IHOfc. 9 ALBANY WINS IN DEBATE KAILROAD ItATE QUESTION' DIS CUSSED TOH McMIXXVILLB. Presbyterian College Men Excel In the Manner of PreHeatlng: Their Subject. McMINWVILLE. Or.. April 2S. (Spe cial ) Last night In the Imperial The ater debating: teams of Albany and McMinnvIlle colleges discussed the question, "Kesolved, That the Inter state Railroad Commission should be empowered to regulnte railroad rates, subject to revision only by the higher courts." Albany college upheld the negative of the question and received the votes of two Judges, thus giving mem the decision and the champion ship of the Collegiate Debating League of Oregon. Francis Galloway, of the University of Oregon, presided. The McMlnnville team consisted of C. I". Campbell. Earle Xott and Theodore Anderson. Albany was represented by R. K. Knotts, Will iam Steel and E. L. Jones. Campbell opened the argument, contending that the measure was necessary because it will -eliminate extortionate rates and stop discrimination between places and companies. Knotts for Albany held that the measure "was not necessary and was impractical. Nott then spoko for Mc Minnville. holding that it was prac tical and refuting the argument of his opponent in part. Steel, of Albany, then ppoke on the dangers of such a meas ure and proved himself to be the mdst logical man of the Albany team. An derson closed a constructive argument lor McMinnvIlle, devoting his time to Xho fact that it would not create any new evils. E. I Jones closed for the visitors with the argument that it was unconstitutional. Theodore Anderson closed the debate with the strongcM speech of the evening. Albany excelled in manner of pre sentation, but much of- their argument wan read. McMinnville was weak in form, but consistent. T. Anderson was by far the strongest speaker of the evening. The judges were Professor Bates, of Pacific University, Professor Hopkins Jenkins, of Portland Acad tmv. and Rev. Mr. Vlnclent, of Cor vallls. Following the debate the teams vcre tendered a reception in the Adel phlc fraternity hall. -EV OREGON' INCORPORATIONS Articles Filed With the Secretary of Slate at Salem. SALEM. Or.. April 25. (Special.)-Arti-cles of incorporation of the following companies were filed during the past week in the Secretary of State's offlce: The- Virginia Oregon Development Com pany, principal office Portland. Or.: cap ital stock. 5100.000: Incorporators, 11. Charles Dunsmore. Joseph W. Pearl. A. Rose and G. Horatio Chick. Th. nromn Pheese Comnany. Portland: J5000: Ralph R. Dunlway. W. A. Clcland and T. J. ueisier. TMpuntain Home Orchard Company. Hood River. Or.: $10,000; H. F. Davidson. Willis Van Horne and A. A. Jayne. Broughton & Wiggins Lumber Company. Portland: $10,000: George Broughton. W. B. Wiggins and George W. Stapleton. it-Hfron Abstract Company. Portland: JltOO. John F. Shields, A. A. Lindsley and C. B. Altchlson. The Chapman Advertising Company. Portland; '$5000: C. C. Chapman, H. H. Matteson and C. A. Bell. VntJnnnl Tron & Foundry Company. Portland: $10,000: William Newcomb, J. M Malcolm and John Crawford. rhnmhera Hardware Comnany. Eugene. Or : $50,000: Frank L. Chambers. F. E. chambers. F. J. Craig, Carl Schacfer and C, E. Russell. Tin Conner Standard Mines. Merlin Or. $1,000,000: . H. Gunnell. Edward Van- Dvke and A. S. Rosonbaum. Vninun Brick & Tile Company. Port land: $20,000: B. F. Hoover A. F. Hoover, Hcnrv Black and H. Hannl. Knnltnrv Milk & Cream Comnany. Port land: $2T00: William S. Curtis. Mark Wolf and H. H. Carey. Downing. Honkin Company. Portland: 110.000: R. P. Eftlnger, W. A. Rycr and V O. Downline. The Mattoon Gold Mining Company, Baker City. Or.; $100,000: Horace S. Clark. Louis Katz. Theodore Jcnto. Robert T. Holmes. Adolph Sumerlln, Amos Mcsser. ALLOWED CHANGE OF VENUE "Illllinan Victim Association" Af fected Public Opinion in Seattle. OLVMPIA. Wash.. April 28. (Special.-) The Supremo Court today handed down the following decisions: State of Washington, respondent, vs. C. D. Hlllman and L. S. Forrest, appellants. from King County: a new trial granted and a change of venue allowed. The de fendants were convicted of the crlmo of conspiracy In the real estate business, the appeal being based on the ground that whereas the Information charged fraud against a certain person, the testimony showed the fraud had been perpetrated on another person altogether. The Su prme Court says: 'Conspirators cannot be permitted to escape by pleading that, when thev plot ted to cheat and defraud whomsoever might fall a prey to their innchlnations, they did not have in mind the particular individual who was subsequently dc fra tided." Public sentiment in Seattle Is said by the court to have been made so strong against the defendants, however, through tile work of the 'Hlllman Victim Asso elation." that they were entitled to change of venue. Hlllman is rated among the millionaires. The case of Bessie Hlllman, appellant, vs. C. D. Hlllman, appellant, vs. S. P. Steele and J. a. Brown, respondents, from King County, was reversed. Mrs Hlllman sued her husband for divorce. uut later dismissed the suit without con suiting her attorneys. Steele & Brown They brought suit for attorney's fees and recovered $1000 In the lower court. The Supreme Court says: "It is the policy of the law -to eneour ace the husband and wife to compromise and settle their domestic troubles between themselves, and divorce actions should not be kept alive merely to settle the claims or attorneys for fees." WAKUAXT Foil A KAXSAX, Held in .lnll t Baker City While .Requisition Was on tlie Way. SALEM. Or., April 2S. (Special.) Gov ernor Chamberlain today honored requisition from the Governor of Kansas . for the arrest and return of George w right, wanted In that state for the crime of robbery, committed in Wilson County. "Wright Is under arrest at Baker City After the requisition papers had been issued and placed in the hands of th Kansas officer, the Governor received telegram from nobertson & Nichols, at torneys of Baker City, saying: "Requls tlon George Wrlght bear investigation. He has lain In prison here ten days. X hearing and contrary to law." The Governor replied that warrant had been Issued and that the requisition papers were regular. DAILY .METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. April 28. Maximum tern perature at 8 A. iL, 60 deg.: minimum. S. Rl-er reading at S A. M.. P A feet: change 1 24 hours, rise of 0.2 ot. a foot. Total pre cipitation. S P. M. to 5 P. M- 0.00 ot an Inch; total since September 1. lSnk, '33.V Inches; normal. 41.2S Inches; deficiency. T.rtl Inches. Total sunshine April 27. 1P0G. none possible. 14 how aaa B minute. Barom eter (reduced to iff level) it 3 P. 1L, 9.85. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. 3 Wind. "H. KB sf C 3 STATIONS. Eelse.... 74 ,0.00110 XW 'ft Cldy. KnminniMi T r 7k'o not . . Clear North Head .V.2O.00B2 SW Cloudr Pocatello. ..ifl.(io! se cioudr rertland 6.OOilO;NW sciear . .74 'n. 00 1 2 SB Tloudr . . sr. aoo' tww Jpl cidy. , . lO' T M4U5E tCJoudy .. W T ilSlNW '"Tloudv . TO'n.oolio w 'Pt.ridy. ,.'T2!0.00il2!E 'Clear . . j04 o.oo'an N 'iear ..V.C'O.OO'14'SW Klear . . '74 "0.001 CINE Clear d Bluff neburc. Sacramrnto Salt Lake City. Han "Francisco. . pokane. ....... Heattle Tatooch Island. Walla Walla. . . T trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. A low pressure area of marked energy 1 central this evening over Utah with a ec ondarv disturbance over Northern Califor nia. The rain In the North Pacific State have ceased and b-en followed by fair eather, but In California threatening con dition continue, but the rainfall haa been erv llrht and oonflned principally to the outhm portion of til" state. It Is decided- cooler In Southern California, and Ken- orally warmer In Northern California and In Western Oregon and Western WaahlnRton. Th Indications are tor fair weather In this district Sunday and for shower In Cali fornia. Nevada' and. possibly also In South ern Idaho. WEATHEIt FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for 28 hours ending at mldnlcht. April S: Portland and vicinity Fair, slightly warmer. Northwefct winns. Western Oregon Fair, warmer, except near the coast. Northwest winds. "Western Washington Fair. northwest Inds. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair. a Southern Idaho bhowers. Northern California Showers. Northwest wlndx. Southern California Shower. W armer. Southwest winds. Nevada .Showers. MEETING NOTICES. MAHTHA WASHINGTON SO CIAL CI-T'B will give a procrelv whist social In -the lJurketrd Hall, corner Union avenua and E. Burnslde street. Monday evening. April SO. Proceeds to be vr'-3 to furnish a room In th Atton Home. Admlmion lnciuatng re- Xreshments. A. O. V W. Hall of Industry Lodge, No. a (1 I . W Mrmbers are srecU.Uy no tified to attetid lodge Mondar wenlng. April ait, a the appeal) of our brothers for .help in Han Francisco -will come up tor axuon. aei us meet their call itfotnptly ana geaerousiy. I'HILll GEVUHTZ. Master wormian. Atuet: JOHN W. PAUDOCKA, Bee Kin KVrnilTK of ProMttct Tent- No. AT: of Fulton, arn requested to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Klmore J. Don. to be now fcun dar afternoon. Anrll 15t. at - 1. M.. from J. I. Flnley & Sons, undertaking arlors.. My order .J. 13. UTlilSKiiAau, jtecora ivecpcr. THE THlSJEt.TJA THOUGH. NO. 1. O. D. J I. 8.. will give r benefit for the San Francisco sufferers Sunday evening. April zw. at s clock, at EaclcV Hall. 2d and lamhllL. Ad mission. 20c. GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE. I. O. O. F. Special meeting at 2 o'clock today at the Temple to attend th funeral of our de- easi'd brother. V. V. White, late ot Nortn Yakima Lodge. No. 22. I. O. O. F.. North luklma. Wash. Funeral services- at Hoi man's chapel. Interment In Lone Fir Ceme tery. Oddfellows Invited to participate.' HENRY BROWN, Secretary. THE THCSNELDA IXJDGE. NO. 1, O. D. . S.. -will give a benefit ball for the San FrancUco sufferers, Sunday evening. April . at 8 o clock, at Eagles' Hall. 2d ana Yamhill. Admission. 2.1c. MILITARY WHIST, given by Antra Circle. Thursday. May 3. In the A. O. U. W. Hall. Tenth and Washington streets. COMMITTEE. HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO. 111. A. F. tr A. M. Special communlca tlon today at l:no P. M.. Burkhard Halt, for the purpose of attending tlie funeral of our late brother, iu H. Jones. Services at F. S. Tunnlngs chapel. East Alder and East 0th sis. All Master Masons Invited to attend. By order of tne W. M. C. E. MIULEJl, Sec, WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2. A. r . & A. M. Special communl cation thin Sunday) morning at 10 o'clock Kharp. for the purpose of conducting the funeral service over the remains of Brother S. R. Slcyton. Jate member of Eugene IxXlgr. No. II, A. F. & A. M. Full attendance desired. W. L. WEEKS. Secretarj-. HORN". BRISTOI To Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bristol April 2.1. a daughter. DIED. COHEN April 27. 1WG, lsa L. Cohen, at Chicago, in., briovca brother of Jlrs. Freedman and Mrs. D. Robert, of this city. ana Mrs. it, himona. or uetroit. ticn. STEARNS April 27. at Cascade Ixrclci. wife of jus stearnfl: oaugnier or Mr. ana Mrs, Oeorge A. Ha&s: rtster of Henri' Has. Mr. Ed Sheridan, Mm. Sam Parker. Mr. Lizzie ration ana airn. J uay. nemains win be at Finley'a undertaking parlors tomor row afternoon, huncrai notice Monaay. FUNERAL NOTICES. MCRRAY Mrs. Otlena M. Murray. April at 4S1 Alder street. Funeral from the houe at 2 o'clock this (Sunday) afternoon. Serv Icon at the grave private. DOLL The funeral services of Elmer J. Doll will be held at Flnlrj-'s chapel at 2 I'. M-. Sunday. April 211. mrndh invitea Interment. Lon- Fir Cemetery. MADSEN The funeral services of Carl Madscn will be held at Finley'a chnpel at 1 I. M. today. Kricnas invitee inter ment. Lone Fir Cemetery. MATSOJC Carl Matson. a native of Denmark, at Good Samaritan Hospital. Friday. Will be Interred at Lone Fir cemetery, lu o'clock A. M.. from Flnlry & Son parlors. FRYE In this city. April 2S. I06. at the family renaence. too savier sl.. Francis E. Frye. aged 1 year and 12 days. The funeral services will be held at the above ret-idence at 1 P. M-. today. Friends In vlted. Interment. Sylvan Cemetery. FI.ANNAGAN In this city. April 24. HKML William B. lannagan. agea 41 yearn, rrlends are Invited to attend the funeral services. which will be held at SU Mary" Church, corner Stanton and William ave.. 9 A. M Monday, April M. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. TCCKEV Mrs. Ann Tuckcy. mother of Ma mle Tuckey. aged SO yeam and 14 days. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services from her late residence. 213 Grand avenue North. Sunday, April 29. at J", it. interment Lone nr cemeterr. Oak' land. Philadelphia and New York papers please copy. ELAYTON In thb city. April 27. lPf0. S It. Siavton. aged a years and 8 months. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, which' will be held at iioimnn's chapel, corner Third and Sal mtm streets, at 10:30 A. M. today (Sunday), Apru interment LAne Fir cemetery. EDWARD HOLM AX Jt CO.. the trading fBBCraJ directors asd cmbalmera. 2241 aaa Itt Third street, cerser Mbsb, bare tbe Illicit establUbmeat and the Best reaaoaabla cbargea. Wo bare an experience a&r wbo takes full cUaxgo ot all Udx cuo. xfnoaa M.ala 807. 3. P. TIXLET A SON. fra era! director sad e&batmera. No. 261 ta cor. Ma&pon. Day or Bbcbt calls promptly at traded. Ex perienced Ia4r BMtkioat nbta dedrea. Of 0oe of Coeatr Coroner. Fboae Mala t. DUNNING, M'ENTEE A GILRATJGH. See ceers to Dnaalac ft Carasloa. saaortakvr asd embalm rr: modern la ererr detail: 7th asd line. 1'hoae Mala 430. Lady attUtaat. F. B. DCNNIN'Q. Undertaker, ill aat Alder. Lady anhUnt. rboM Kart K. ZELLER-SVRNEX CfX. TJadertakcra, Em bahBers. 27S KeaaeU. Eat less. Lady tu't TONSETII f- CO fJorlcta. Article rioral detScaa. iZi Cth at. Faea Kala CIS. NEW TODAT. Do You Like Aider Street? 100x100. corner: price. SiS.000. This Is the cheapest buy In that fast-growing street. E. J. DALY 12 Failing Bldg. Phone Main SJC CLASSIFIED AD. RATES. lm- 1M eaBiaz TA t f . eeftU: XI to 2S irer. H ttiH. etc 3C - eeiut jorraHIa I ImrtUM. UNDtB ALL OTKEK kiuuh. exeer "Kew TadMT.- SO lemts far U wocia or Iest U ta H weraA, 4fi eeaUt 2X Ut SS m. M eesta. etc Ont lssertloa. Eah anlaltlrial tecrtloa. eae-fcaKt bo tartbor aiinoaar -NEW TOO AT" (gaMr WMSi IB cnU per Hac. flrrt laerUa: 1 eWi 9r Ua, tor raefa iHMmisl tascntes. ANST9XKS TO AZVRTISEXNT8. drrmed car Tb. Orgontiii. a Jert at Uda of flee, ftbettld at wars hm tocioa la sale4 esTclepes. No tUas U rre4re4 ca saeh letters. The OrrroabiB wHl aet hm mswAli tt rrrs In ad rrrtbx m es Is Lakes Lbroaca tas teleaaoBC NEW TODAT. NEW MODERN HOUSES AND VACANT loin. 2000 feet cement walk, parken strreta. newer and water, on East Ah. one block north of Hawthorne ave.: lots TjOxloO. KM and up; term. Apply to owner. Geo. K. Waggoner. 222 Falling bldg. Phone Mala ."3S3. FOR SALE 16 ACRES AT STCAMORE. OS the O. W. P.: running water; 2 acres on Mentavllla car line. A 42. oregoman. MOUSES IN ALL. PARTS OF THE CITY built asd sold oa laittnmesta. jLxvatr. Sd St. ST. JOHNS the gateway to Portland's harbor, with MI1.ES CtV DEEP-WATER FRONT AGE. ITS SPLENDID MANUFACTUR ING SITES. ITS TRANSCONTINENTAL, RAILROADS. ITS MILLS. FACTORIES. SHIPYARDS. DRYDOCKS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. PAVED STREETS. BRICK, BUSINESS BLOCKS, and lis natural su periority of location, offers unusual op portunities to all. This means YOU, whether you are a HOMESEEKER, MANUFACTURER, BUSINESS MAN. LABORING MAN OB INVESTOR. ST. JOHNS is the center of the wonder ful crowth and development now taking place on tne i-ower peninsula. in two years Its population nas mere as ra from 300 to 3050 neonlc. Its assessed val uation has rone from KCO.CO0 to nearly J2.OCO.O00. and the monthly pay-roll of It industries from SJTO to ii UOX The largest manufacl-rirg and business concerns in the -world ha cured and others are securing sites at St. Johns, and It Is entirely safe to say that within three to nve years jnc population win nave in creased to from 10,000 to 1S.CO0 people, and that tne-pay-roii or ita comoinea indus tries will total-not less than Jl.030,000 an nually. If you doubt these statements, invest! irate for yourselves. DER YOUR VERY EYES. Tho opportunity Is here. Will you take advantage of It? For further information can on or ad dress St Johns Commercial Club ST. JOHNS. OREGON. IE. B. COLWELL (Formerly Farmer's), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER 2SI-2X3-2R5 Third St- Cor. JerTerson. The Blc Store of Little Prlcea. SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER is still HSc per pound. Following prices will save you 25c on every dollar, wuaiity guaranteea. Three nacxages Magnolia cleaned cur rants. 25c: 3 nackags new C -crown seeded raisins. Zbc: 3 nounas new j-crown loose Muscatels. 25c: 1-pound can Royal baking powder. 40c: 1-gallon can fancy table syr un. 40c: r-callon can fancy table syrup. 20c: Crosse & Blackwell's olive oil. quart bottles. 65c: l-pound package Arm ana Hammer soda. 5c: 6 pounds French prunes. 25c: shredded wheat biscuit. per package. 10c: 6 pounds Louisiana rice. 25c: fancy early June peas, per dozen. Kkc: 13 bars Royal Savon Koap. 25c: 7 cans bost 4 sardines. In oil. Zjc; Core oysters, 1-nound cans, solid, per dozen, soc: H. O, oats (2-nound packages), per package. 10c: best picnic hams, per pound, lie. best cot tage nams (Donciessi. per pouna. nc: shredded cocoanuL per pouna. lie: hard- wheat flour, per sack. i: bcotch oats. per package. 10c: postum Cereal, per package. 20c: Fels-Nantha. soap, per bar. fie: best soft-wheat flour, per sack. Jl; Java and Mocha coffee (regular 35c). 25c: one-eighth box soda crackers (about 10 pounds). 50c: English Breakfast tea. per pound. 15c: fancy Gunpowder tea (regular 35c), lfic: oroKen Java conee. per pound. 10c; 2 bars tar soap. 5c; Uneeda Biscuit, ner nackagc. 5c: Tiger Cream (10c size). Sc. East side delivery lucsaays ana .Fri days. Phone Main 403. FOR SALE A Snap 230x100 on Wilson sL. between ISth and 20th sta.. with switch. 325 feet water frontage In South Port' land at a bargain. 100x100 on S. E. comer of Fremont and Michigan aves. 46x105 on West Main L. with 10-room house. Best locality In city. Chean. . 25x100 on ThlrB sL. with party walL Good speculation. Good corner on "Washington sL "Will give a long lease. ARTHUR A. KERR With Russell & Blyth. S24 3d sL BUTTER LOWER BEST CREAMERY 45c DAIRY BUTTER 35c LA.GRANDB CREAMERY, 264 TamfcUL Hanford & Blackwell CIVIL ENGINEERS Railroads, Power Plants Industrial Plants llOt Alaftlca Hollaing. SEATTLE. W.1SIL Water Front About 500 feet river frontage, contain ing la acres, near Su Johns; JSOJ per acre J. F. O'DONNELL & CO. 307-30): 3!ohawk Bldg. Phone Main 35H. $15,000 One whole block facing on Grand ave centrally located. Lambert, Whitmer & Co. 107-1M Sherlock Bldg. 4M E. Alder at. MODERN HOME $1700 Two-story. 7-room house, nicely ar ranged, pantry, bath, two porches, lots of cloftcts. full cement basement, best mate rial, well built, lot 0x100. wrougbt-lron fence; 5X0 down, baalnce 6 per cent; East Flanders sl. one block from car. J. F. COMPTON, Phone Pacific ISC JW Ablngton Bldg. Mortgage Loans 5, Upwards Real Estate City and Farm. Insurance In AU Lines, A. H. BIRRELL, SM-X KaKar kMc TfcW aatf Macfc at. GBORGS SLACK. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. za Wereester BaiUtaz. Ffcwfte Padac UN. 1W TWaT. Auction Sales f By J. T. Wilson AUCTIONEER. Monday's Sale At Salesroom, 208 First Street At 10 A. M. Elaborate Housefurnlshlngs, Stoves, Etc We irfll offer at auction sl elegant VAHOGAXY parlor set: , PRINCESS DRKSER and other mahojany pieces: davenport bed sofa: select center taaies In different patterns: costly, up-to-date dining-room wet In FUMED OAK. com prising buffeu pedestal round extension table, with box-seat chairs; combination bookcase and desk; upright PIANO and parlor ORGAN: fine pattern metal beds In brass trimmings: springs; hair mattress: deferent style dressers: toiletware; oil paintings; dining-room pctures; lace cur tains; pretty porucres: siaeooaros: ex tension tables: chairs: rockers, etc.; table and bed linen: bedding, pillows:' upright folding beds: sanitary twice-folding beds; bric-a-brac cabinet: all the finer trades of rugs, carpets and floor coverings: steel range: cook stove; Kltcnen equipment, refrigerators, etc NOTE All the offerings or tins sale are high-grade goods, dean and worthy the attention of buyers. Sale at 10 A. M. Tuesday's Sale The Contents of the Nob HIII Dwelling on the Premises, 787 Johnson Street, Between 23d and 24th Streets Reached by 23d and Wash, cars Sale at 2 P. M. Th3 owners havinir arranced for a Sum mer outinc have decided to sell at nubile auction the furnishings of their dwelling. comprising parlor furniture; dining and sitting-room fittings; tables; chairs; box couch: Brussels rues: curtains and shades: portieres; dishes; fruit Jars; NEW PENINSULA steel range, with gas plate attaenment. utensils, etc The furniKh- ings or the sleeping-rooms comprise- se lect, iron beds in pretty timings; springs and mattresses; large chiffonier, with mirror; costly blrdacye maple pattern frame dressers; commodes; chairs; rock ers; nrugs, etc Sale at 2 P. M. - J. t WILSON Auctioneer. .. Wednesday's Sale At Salesroom, 208 First Street At 10 A. M. REFRIGERATORS CARPFTS. TUTOR STEEL RANGES: BUCK'S STEEL RANGE. FOLDING BEDS. PARLOR AND DINING-ROOM . FURNITURE. BEUKOUM AND KITCHEN NECESSI TIES AND ALL OTHER NECESSARY MODERN FURNISHINGS. Friday's Sale Groceries, Provisions, Etc At Salesroom, 208 First Street At 10 A. M. Choice brands of hlKh-srrade canned and bottled goods, sardines, shrimps, mack erel, cneese. ouves. spices and extracts, marmalades and Jellies. A fine assort. ment of fresh croccries. cereals, health foods, sauces, olive oil. salad dressing. etc. N. B. We are buying all the housefur nlshlnsm. etc. we can find for sale. Phone Main ICS if you wish to dispose of your belongings. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. COSTLY AND UP-TO-DATE7 HOUSE- i- UK.NISHINUS TO BE SOLD ON TUESDAY NEXT Ai BAKtRS AUCTION HOUSE POR NER OF ALDER AND PARK STREETS. WHERE IT IS REjjUVED FOR CON VENIENCE OF SaliE. Comprising An gora skin rugs and other rare skin regs; leather and other fancy cushions; Import ed vases and figures; costly parlor lamp, with diamond-cut globe: old blue ware; pretty pictures In suitable frames; large Turkey pattern rugs In cood condition: library tables and genuine leather couches and hlcb-irrade Morris chairs: Turkish rockers In real leather (not chase coun terfeit leather): Colonial parlor suit In silk: fancy wicker easy chairs; large easy chairs In silk, a luxury: handsome buffet, round dining table, with large pillar and claws, and six chairs en suite; Madras curtains ana u rapes; mercerized portieres; weathered oak dining chairs In Spanish lea then seats: fine aualltv rfavrnnon - handsome pattern iron beds; silk floss mattresses: oesi nang-over steel springs dose.fenth(r nlllnva? fln mln mii. elegant Princess dressers, chiffoniers and other tine dressers; bedroom sets complete with bedding; mantel beds; velvet pile and Brussels carpets; cook stove, gas range: two-burner gas plate; refrigerator, and the usual kitchen outfit. VISITORS AND PARTIES ABOUT TO BE MARRIED AND GOING HOUSE KEEPING ARE KINDLY INVITED TO INSPECT THE GOODS TOMORROW MONDAY. Sale on TUESDAY NEXT, at iV u uoc. GEO. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT At Residence. 67 N. 9th St The plain and useful furniture of 5-room house. Includinc white manle dres sers, bedroom sets, mantel beds. lots of oeuaing, toilet sets. Brussel and Ingrain carpets, combination desk, parlor rockers, lounge, tables. lace curtains, portieres. two cooKstoves. nousenoia treasure, crock ery ana utensils and other useful lots. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK. GEO. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. SALE ON THURSDAY NEXT At BAKJcA S AUCTION HOUSE, con slgnmests of household goods and furnl lure for positive sale THE AUCTION AT 30 O CLOCK. GEO. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. Portland Auction Rooms A. SCHUBACH. PROP. AUCTION SALES 211 FIRST STREET SALES 2P.M. EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY, "We sell all kinds of furniture and house- furnishings at these sales. From the most elaborate to tne most ordinary goods are atnt to us from all parts of the city to be sold without reserve at nubile auction, m there are always bargains waiting for you. Bales at 2 P. M. each day. at 211 nrsz st. u. u. fvhij. Auctioneer. 14ta Near Morrison Corner with thrme hotues, good income, price $14,500 G0OJSEMIlrSAGENC 253 WaaUagtea, Crr 34 St. $23,500" Taree-aterr brick imftd zeet rrsat ea Alder Iks.; pays 8 per larestmeat: Am permanent lavestmeat. GOLDeMITH & CO M2 Saerlsck Bteek;- 3d aad Oak lis. mm , XIWWBAV. OILMAN Auction & Commission Co. S.LN. GILMAN, AucMoaser. Extensive auction sale of fine oak and other furniture for tho residence: Wilton rues: carpets: Axmlnster rugs- linoleum: fine upright piano; graphophone. cost JSO; nne dining chairs, complete suits: ranges; Iron bedsteads; curled-hair mattresses: chiffoniers. AU first-class goods. Also all the fittings of large residence removed to salesroom. No. 413 Washington St.. to bo sold uesday May 1, at 10 A.M. Buyers will do well to attend. Auction Sales OF Household Furniture At Rooms, No. 413 Washing ton street, Thursday and Fri day, May 3rd and 4th, Each Day At 10 A. M. S. L. N. G I LSI AN. Auctioneer. N. B. Consignments received at any time. S. L. N. GILMAN. Auctioneer. SPECIAL Auction Sale OF Household Furniture All the contents ot a 0-room flat, 5123 "Washington st., corner lGth. Tomorrow MONDAY, APRIL 30th AT 10 A. Buyers will rind, the goods all neat and new. The rooms are fully fur nished. Sale 10 A. M. tomorrow (Monday). S. L. X. GILMAN, Auctioneer. LIKE A Bungalow Home? Just completing one, the finest in Bungalow Glade, on 30th and Main Sts. Or an up-to-date 7-room house, Weathered Oak finish? Whichever you like prices and terms are right. AGT. ON GROUND TODAY GoMsctosisf s Agency 2539 Washington, corner Third CAPITALISTS! SI No better speculation offered than that Half Block Facing with 200 feet or will sell one-fourth if de sired. For price and terms see L F.-Swcnsson & 253 Washington, corner Third THE BIGGEST SNAP IN PORTLAND 52 64-18 Acres Oppesite OREGON FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.'S FACTORY OX THE MACADAM ROAD. THE CREAM OF THE MAXCFACTCR- IST, DISTRICT IX SOUTH rORTLAXD. TEX MINUTES" RIDE OX THE STREET CARS FROM THE CEXTKR OF THE CITY. AT ONLY $1000 PER ACRE THIS TRACT IS WORTH DOUBLE THIS PRICE NOW. J. W. LAXODOX. WALLA WALLA. WASIUXGTOX. A PARK LOT Fronting on the plaza blocks near Jackson street. A fine piece with i0 feet frontage. This is the best ofifer on the market today at the price Cash $6250. Portland Trust Company ot Orep & e. Cor, 3d aad Oak Su. Phone Ex. T2. Almost 1000 feet of river front age; olkl ground; deep water. C 40, Oregonian. $29,000.00 Oaa- quarter bcIe, beat apecuIatiTe hay a North Portland, net tie about 7 per ceatoa pretmTebHat. A.F.SWENSSON&CO. 253JS Waatoctea. Cor- Atara at. Northrup Street Between 19th and 20th Sts 3Z 1-2x180, SIIOO, Easy Tems laauire Front st. The Xala 4L Sawmill Site XBW TODAY. Here Is a Snap I AM GOING TO SACRIFICE MY ELEGANT RESIDENCE. TOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. MT ELE GANT 8-ROOM: FURNISHED RESIDENCE AND LOT 38X1M. SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE RIVER: WILL SELL TVTTH OR "WITHOUT FURNITURE : ALL MODERN MPRO1DIENTS AND VERY CHOICE LOCATION. ONLY ONE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE i LARGE. SPACIOUS GROUNDS. FRUIT TREES AND FLOWER GARDEN. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN. THIS WILL BEAR CLOSE IN VESTIGATION. E 19, CARE OUEGONIAN. Prolific Orchard Land Is desired by many who are not In a position to surrender their present In comes and devote their time to the making of a commercial orchard and who are unable to purchase estab lished orchards. For such as these we have arranged a plan whereby some ot the finest apple land In the famous Mosier district may be secured upon the payment of small sums down and monthly or quarterly Installments without Interest on deferred pay ments, or taxes. The land will be cleared, set with standard apple trees, cultivated and cared for during: a period of five years, or until final pay ment Is made, by a competent-orchard-Ist who will build up bis own place alonp with yours. - -. This Is a bona fide offer never be fore made in this locality. Let us give you the particulars. LANGILLE & RAND 73 SIXTH "STREET. FOR SALE Choice, new and modern colon- ial dwelling, full quarter block, East Main street, must be sold. Call or 'phone. I E. S. JACKSON & GO. Z Phone Main 345. 246 Stark St. An Old Story The man who pays rent for tea. years pays nearly the original cost of the property and In most cases the appreciation is mqre than the Interest on the Investment. The EAST SIDE has the most HOMES, has the GREATEST population, i growing th most RAPIDLY, and the GREATER PORTLAND MUST and WILL, be there. HoUaday's Addition Is the Reographlcal center of the city, and Is the moat DESIRABLE residence district, and much of this will become. fU'riiNESS property. Do not overlook these FACTS ivhen making Investments, and call and In spect the sroperty. for seeing Is bcllevinc. The Oregon Real Estate Company SSU Third St.. Room 4. Portland. Oreson. Flanders Steet New house, 9 rooms $ 7,000 7-room house, 50x100$ 5,000 5-room cottage $ 3,200 15-room residence $12,000 GOLISCIMIftT'SAffiNCY 253K Washington, Cor. 3d Su $42,000 Quarter block on 3d St.; Income over $o00 per month; must be sold tomorrow. Mon day. J. F. O'Donnell & Co. Sl-yjS Mohawk Bids. Phone Main 369S. lots In BEAUTIFUL BEAUVOIR HEIGHTS Woodstock car line. 25 minutes' rldo from center of city, at JIjO per lot. Is the best buy in Portland. Lot3 full size. Mag nificent view and tine soil, no graveL On your own terms. J. Frank Porter Room 8. 22 Washington St... Cor. First, FOR SALE BY ROUN TREE & DIAMOND Lot 53x72. in fine location on West Side. close In. with three-story frame building rented to one tenant at yaw per month. Price. J20.0CO. ROUNTREE & DIAMOND 241 Stark St. Cor. Second. PORTLAND HEIGHTS ls Acres On Montgomery Drive $5000 Will SubdiTide A. F. SWENSSON & CO. 253K Washington SL johnsoin st: Between 24th and 25th $2000 24x190. sightly building site,-in fashionable location. BEXO & BALLIS. 54 Front, or Phone Main 44. Beaverton 15 acres, all cleared, house, barn, or chard: one-half mile from Southern Pa cific depot: sidewalk nearly to place. This Is a beautiful place and cheap at SS0O. R. M. WILBUR, 110 2d St. $8500 10-room modern residence. 77S Overton st., near 23d. Nob H1U: house cost $6300; 100x100 feet, worth JSCCO: total. 512.- 00. Price. 39&G0. Go and see It and con vince yourself If It is not a snap. GOLD SMITH & CO., 443 Sherlock Block, Third and Oak sts. $21,000 Two-story brick building. 50x100, very central, paylne 7 per cent net. L. E. THOMPSON" tc CO., 23 Third. NEW TODAY. HE AND Lots, blocks and acre tract favorably llMt.nf 1 LOTS IN "GREpf The new addition on th "Heights." FROM 525QT0 $500 D. E. KEASEY&CO. Kxclusive dealers in Portland Heights property. Offlce opposite the Observatory on th Heights. Phone Pacltic 437. BUY NOW.! BUY NOW!V Prices Go Up Fast Read Our Snaps Carefully $35 ooo $50 ooo Four-story brick. First St.; pays 0 per cent net. SOxlCO feet, brick building. 1st and Morrison sts.; pays S per cent. lOtaclOO feet, quarter block. 4th and Jefferson sts.. onno- $30 ooo site City Hall, with improvements: big money-maker: the only piece for sale so close in. $50 000 $95 000 $23 500 Three-story brick and steel building: pays 9 per cent; on First and Alder sts. Three-story modern new brick building: pay3 S per cent. Three-story brick building on First and Alder sts. CQEnn Modern 10-room residence, with OOOUU ICOxlOO feet ground. 23d and Overton sts. CCCnn Grand residence. 10 rooms, 5Cx ODOUU 100 feet. Overton st. $2900 Comer. 50xlC0 feet. 23th and Marshall sts.; asphalt street. jtemeniDer. Portland Property Is Going Up. GOLDSMITH & CO. 442 SHERLOCK BLDG.. 3D AND OAK. ST. JOHNS Notice of Advance in Prices On May 1 prices on all lots in Holbrook'a Addition to St. Johns will be advanced $25 each. Present prices are $273 and upwards, $3 down and $3 per month. The only Installment property left in St. Johns. You will .never again have an opportunity to get good St. Johns prop erty at these prices and on these terms. ST. JOHNS LAND CO. Warehouse Sites Three months ago a dozen good lo cations for warehouses, with railroad facilities, were on the market. Wise men have picked np all hut two. These we have. HartmanS Thompson Chamber of Commerce. West Side Investments 100x100 &,n- on 7th' incomo; 100x100 Fine "ousc 1Sth: $l7,tl00- 1 nn.1 no Beautiful home one block iUUXlUU Washington, tficap: Jli.ooo. 1 nrwi nft Five modern houses. Clay IUUXlUU st.. pay $2100 year: $21,000. 100x100 gfafiKL centraU 10lh The above are a few of as desirable res idence properties to be had on the West Side. Can divide some of our quarters. If desired. We make a specialty of this class property. F. O. NORTHRUP & CO. 211 Commercial Block. 2d and Washington. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS Shells feet each, near Hawthorn ave.. one block car line: graded street. 70 feet wide; only $230 each, worth $350: $75 cash, balance $10 per month each, including In terest. J. Frank Porter P.oom 6. 222 Washington St.. Cor. First. AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT Porty-eight full lots with alleys, for $6000.00. These lots are on the peninsula. The location is tho very test, with Bull iCun water on the tract. Prices of adjoining lots are $250.00 to 300.00 and they are sell ing rapidly at these prices. Address G. H. VAN" HOUTEN, 759 East Ankeny St. $2900 Corner loL 50x100 feet X. El cor. 23th and Marshall sts.. finest street on Nob "Hill; worth $3730. Buy It and make money; price. $2900. GOLDSMITH & CO., 442 Sherlock Block. Third and'- Oak sts. BEST INVESTMENT IN PORTLAND $22.(500 Central. 1st st.. solid brick bulld insr. brinslntr good Income, easy terms, great bargain. F. FUCHS. 1495a 1st sL COUNCIL ' CREST PROPER