Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 01, 1902, PART FOUR, Image 56

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Newspaper Page Text56 TO GET RATES DOWN Free River Would Do It for v Columbia Valley. NEED OF THE . IMPROVEMENT 3Ir. Scott DIuciikkcs the Project "With the Chamber of. Commerce Trus tee Various Resolution Adopted. At the regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce tnjbtees yesterday mornins H. "VV. Scott spoke on the subject of Up per Columbia improvement. Resolutions were adopted declaring In favor of the passage of a rivers and .harbors bill at the present session of Congress, direct ing the publication of a monthly summary of the work of the Chamber, protesting against the proposed sjMem of leasing Government land, and increasing the sal ary of the assistant secretary to $160 per month. Nine new members were rectiv ed. Preliminary arrangements for holding the annual meeting of members were made. Upon the opening of the meeting letters were read from Senators Simon and Fora ker, acknowledging receipt of th$ resolu tions of the Chamber of Commerce urg ing improvement of the Columbia, and fromthe Boards of Trade of Dayton and North Yakima, indorsing the resolutions of the Chamber on. the same subject. "Later In the day a letter was received from the President's private secretary, ac knowledging Teceipt of the resolutions and saving that they had been referred to the Secretary of the Treasury. Then 3Ir. Scott, who had been invited to be present to discuss the open-rlcr project, talked briefly on the subject. Mr. Scott spoke of the two river-improvement projects that for the Upper Columbia and that fsjr the lower river or bar. He said both must be puhed to gether, and neither lost- sight of. From this point of view he regarded It as very important thai the support of all the In land Empire Senators and Representa tives be obtained, and that the delega tions from Washington and Idaho work with the Oregon men to further the im provement enterprises in every way j.ks sible. In order to keep the matter before Congress, it must be pushed on these lines and on all other lines that can be devised bv Interchange of opinion with commercial-bodies of the Interior, by petition, by personal letters, etc We must also keep this country before the people of .he United States, not permitting them to for get our commercial importance. "Mr.Scott drew attention to the fact that it would not be possible to get an independent ap propriation from Congress for the Colum bia River alone; 'what we do get will come in the general scheme of river and harbor work, and through the regular channels. Therefore work directed to the end in view should be conducted with rpference to the manner of Its accomplishment. lie said it might be possible to get contracts for certain parts of the work, though that plan is not looked upon with favor at "Washington. He looked upon the Lewis and Clark celebration as 'a useful enter prise to the Pacific Northwest, because it will bring this region before the public mind of the whole country and keep fresh our industrial and commercial needs. Mr. Scott did not think the dfrect influ ence of river Improvement upon trallkv" of the Columbia Bain would be much, be cause of certain disadvantages of water carriage and because the river touches but a small part of the productive country. But the indirect benefit would be yery great. An open river would regulate freight charges from the entire Columbia Valley to Puget Sound, as well as to Port- imu.-ior me wasnington railroads cross ing the mountains will rnnko iii mi rates that are made by the lines down the Columbia River. He said the rail road rates were much too high; that we had not yet derived any benefit from the fact that the haul dowfc the Columbia from the interior producing cpuntrv is on a water level. The rates are what they would be if the road had passed over the top of the range insead of coming through the Columbia Gorge. The water-leiel route had not yielded any advantage to the producers. A material reduction in rates rnlsht be made in time, he thought, but opening the river to free navigation would settle the question at once evon though. the traffic should continue' to be carried by the railroads. At the clo.-e of llr. Scott's address there was a short informal discussion of it. President Hahn spoke of the disposition of the people of the Interior to think Port land interests advocated the Lower Co lumbia improvement almost to the exclu sion of the needs of the upper rher and asked for the .support of -The Oregonian in the efforts of the Chamber of Com merce to advance the cause of the upper liver. Mr. Scott freely promised this though he would not admit the implica tion that the paper had not been earnest and energetic in Its support of that cause. .He said if there was any way in which the paper could do more efficient work for the upper river he would be delimited to bae it pointed out, and he would himself try to find a way to do more. A vote of thanks was given Mr. Scott for his ad dress, and to The OregoniRn for its sup port of free navigation on the Columbia and Its tributaries. A resolution was adopted protesting against the passage by Congress or anv measure authorizing the leasing of public lands for grazing purposes. Such meas ure was declared to be against the policy of homebuilding fostered by the Govern ment, and Senators and Representatives were requested to work agalnt it. An other resolution requested "our Senators and Representatives In Congress to aid the officers of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress to bring about the pas sage of the rivers and harbors bill at the present session of Congress," and It was pussed. By another resolution- It was made the duty of the secretary hereafter tp publish a monthly bulletin of the wnrk done by the Chamber, and mail a com to each .member. The secretary was also directed to reorganize the llbrarv of the Chamber, and from time to time to. Inves tigate fields into which. It may be pobsible to extend Portland's trade. The special fitness of Assistant Secre tary H. E. Reed to serve the Chamber Was recognized In another resolution, and his salary was increased to $150 per month eating from December 1. ' Chairman Pendleton, of the committee to arrange for the annual meeting re ported in favor af the social feature' pre viously discussed, and the committee was instructed to go ahead with the prepara- ?Jt e annunl meeting will be held at the Commercial Club. In the Chamber of Commerce building, and after the for mal business shall be out of the way there will be refreshments and a social time with possibly a good speech or two. WATCHED OLD YEAR OUT. Baptists of City Gathered to IVcl- come i:)0. There were services of special interest at the First Baptist Church, corner of Taylor and Twelfth streets. Inst night. Many hundreds of people were there to watch tho Old Y6ar out and bid the New Year welcome. At Jeast half a dozen congregations wer represented, for Bap tists from all over the city and suburbs had gathered together for a hearty hand-shaking and fraternal greeting. At S o'clock a(praiso and song sorvice was held, at which twvo addresses were given, by Rev. George A. Learn, of Mon tavllla, and Rev. M. M. Bledsoe, of the Calvary Baptist Church, This service was alosed at 30 o'clock, aftor which a pleasant social hour was onjoydd by all, thf vornffn serving refreshments; the cheering and reviving effect of a cup of coffee goes a long way to put one in a receptive state of mind .for midnight vigil. The special watch service began at 11 o'clock, a sermon appropriUte to the occasion belnp given by Rev. W. E.' Randall, the new pator of the Second Baptist Church of this city. The even ing closed at 12 o'clock w'lth a consecra tion service '.Throughout ail the services the music was specially interesting and appropriate. TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES. IteliKiotiK Wurlili Will Usher In the ew Year. A sunrise prayer meeting -will be held at the First Presbyterian Church this morning at :K o'clock. This will be a promise meeting for New Year's resolu tions. The New Year's service of the Swedish Lutheran Ixnmanuel Church, 42S Burn hide, will be held at 30:30 this morning. The New Year's service-at the Young Men & Christian Association will be Iicld today at 12:15 o'clock. It will be in tho nature of a resolution and praise serv ice, conducted by Mr. A. E. Breece, of the High School. All men are invited to be present. At St. Stephen's Chapel, Episcopal, Thirteenth and Clay streets, at 10:20 A, M., there will be morning praver followed by celebration of holy communion. At Trinity Church, today being the ! ' t BUILDING WORK IN PORT I LAND IN 1901. Permit Issued 7-Il.1T.cnrqscnt-JiiK' Improvements AKSre-prn-tinj? ?3 ,001,770. More buildings were erected in Port land lost ? ear than in any yeur since 1S82, ami tWe value of the improve ments was larger than that ot any jear since cottrolMation. except JS01, 1S02 and 1S9S. City Engineer Chase Ireucd 741 permits, representing $1,001,770. This total does not include building In the suburb, where there was much activity, nor a number of houses within the city limits, the owners of which managed to evade payment of the city licence for a permit. By far the great er proportion of the money expended went Into dwellings, as there was comparative!-) Htcta IwiWIng for business jmrpoees. Appended is the record of the year by im-uMe, with compari son by j ears back to 1801: Month. January KtVruary March April Hay .Tune :.. .Tul AugtMt September October Nov ember ...... December ...... Total Per ml ts. Val u e. ..88 S r.o.ioo .. 51 73.WK) .. li .: .. 72 233,275 .. 70 2in.;u .. 40 irw.420 .. 40 JM.S25 .. 0 ttiSRK) .. 4 11A.207 .. 1; 141.725 .. STi 150.(t21 .. 00 100,000 1000 ... 3SW Ifeith ... 1S07 ... lt ... ISM5 ... lSlIt ... 1S ... ia2 ... 1801 ... ...32 ? 944.HS5 ...67 O4S.S90 ...iM riK.4ir ...21'4 418.70.-. ...WS 1S4.14& ...str. r.77.iio ...271 r.74.uUi ...22 2.1.M.r.07 ..10711 S,i0.-.,OW .. 83 4.24U.2S0 Toast of the Circumcision, there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at S A. M. The district quarterly meeting of the Free Methodist Church, will f be held In the church at 383 East Ninth street, cor nor Mill. January 2-S, In charge of Dis trict EWer AY. Pearce. M31V YC.VIIS AT Y. M. C. A. Openlnsr of !evv Ittfililiii?-; and Xovcl ISutertu lumen t Tonight. The big opening of the Young Men's Christian Aaeodation's new building takes place today. Four different programmes have been prepared, each to take place In a different iirt of the building. Vis itors v 111 have a. chance to see the work ing of the different departments of the institution. . Handball tournaments will be held in the new court on the fourth iloor. On thp same floor aTc the manual training shops, the work of which will be another feature of the evening's entertainment. On the llrst floor the swimming pool is the at traction. Races of all kinds will be held, and games of water polo played. In the gymnasium, on the second floor, class1 drillH, athletic specialties, basket-ball and indoor btiFeball will follow- each other in a continuous performnnce. The four programmes are: No. 1, handball eoart 7.S0 P. M., opening games liandball tournament, match game In Kinglee, two out of three; S:10 P. iL. match games In doubles: 9 P M , match games In double. t).4t P yt , match games In doubles. Committee in charge, A. Johnson I. Ucusner K Smith. No. 2, in manual training shops 7 30, girls manual training class (ekmentao); S 15. boys' manual training, wood-can log. wood -turning, carpentr, lathing, clay modeling. "Bojs working and machiiiery going." No 3 swimming jool-S P M (Junior!, K. P. aieCltOSKCY. A successful employment and real estate broker of Portland. He Is manager of the Canadian Employment Company, with main oflice at 22fi$ Morrison street, and branches at 217 Burnside and 51 North Third streets. ' statttttetoo oseteisi START THE WITH A GOOD SUPPLY OF that will give you the most heat for WE GUARANTEE SL. S COAL B 247 STARK iIBtoJI t f JIH e9eo3eteoeoct9ceecstititiit(iiiia((c never in bulk kS ' BreakfastH THEt MOBNING OREGONIANEDyESDAY, 11 . ' iii iwi fAii'i nTl T iti tr I TaiTt tub races.- obstacle racer 40-yard- swlm.-dlvlas' for plate, water polo milch: 0 P M. (seniors), lOsyard swlminlng match, distance swim under water, fancy dhlnj; 0:30 P. iL, match games, water polo. Committee. Jams D. Hackle .and P. Davis. No 4 Gymnasium. 7.30 P. M.v Juniors drill and class work; 8 P. M., basket-ball (first halo, evening class vs. 5 o'clock. S.20 P. M., slack-line specialties. Jvan letter, horizontal bars by leaders, S.30 P. M . basket-ball (second halO. 8.50 P. M., tumbling. Messrs. VIggcrs. Bailey. Zwicks. MeMonle. Kelsey. flying rings, Lefler. Vlggers; 9 P. M., Indoor baseball. Bat tery A vs. Y. M, C. AT LAWSUIT OVER REWARD. Edwnrd IClnar and Mral Whltlock Both Kile Claim. The reward of $300 offered by Multnomah County, . which resulted In the arrest, and conviction of "VVade and Dalton'for tho murder of James D-. Morrow, 1b to be con tended for by Edward King, the waiter, and Mrs. "Whltlock, tho lodging-house keeper. The claim of .King., was filed In the of fice of, the Clerk of the Counly Court yes terday afternoon by his Attorney, Frank Schlegel. Alexander Sweek represents Mrs. "Whit lock as counsel. jJecause King and the woman both demand the" full amount of the reward. District Attorney Chamber lain contemplates tiling an Interpleader sujt In the State Glrcuit . CqiirFto have the matter determined, unless' the case can be. disposed of satisfactorily in the County Court. GOES I!vTO RECEIVERSHIP. Lee PaKct Appointed to Talte Charge of Woodntock Water "Works. Judge Frazer has jrppolnteU B. lee Pagot receiver' of the waler works at Woodstock to operate tho plant and col lect the water nfots from tho'WcTodslock residents, until a decision Is. reached, in the suit of the Portland Trust4 COibpany vs. Minnie I. Foster and Lucinda Boss., The suit was brought toh'aveJ the" prop erly on jvhich the water works plant is tocated, being block l "Woodstock, partitioned. The Portland Trust Com pany owns live-eighths of" the' bToclcj arid Minnie I. Foster .three-eighths. The com plaint recites that tucinda Ross. wTio" Is the mother of Minnie Foster, hoIs a mort gage on the three'eighths Interest dated January. 197, for 5700. on which $1M4 was pa'ld December 2$, 1900, but It" is allegell that, the mortgage Is still unsatisfied of record. RETAIL CIGAR STORES. B. B. Rich Him Five, Condnctcd on k- Liberal Basis Portland is the only city-of Its size, where- the retail cigar business Is con ducted on the principles of the B. B. Rich cigar stores. Starting" AVe" years' irgo, Mr. Rich has built his business up to the proportions, that it has assumed by. giv ing only first sclectlpns and full factory sizes in all cigars sola. This can ohly be done by a cigar dealer that buys In quari tltles sufficient to creajtepurchasing powef. B. B. Rich cigar, .stores are locKa' at 103 Thtfd, Portland Hotel, Sixth and "Washington. Fifth xrnd Morrison and B5 North Third street. COMING ATTRACTIONS. The sale of seats opened yesterday morning for "Tl: Girl From Maxim's," which comes to the Marquam Grand The ater next Thursday, Friday and Satur day nights with a popular matinee Sat urday at 2:15 o'clock. "The Girl From Maxim's" was" written by George Fe' dcau. Critics In Paris have declared it to be the brightest play ever produced. Last season in $"ejy Yprk Jt created a great sensation and played for months tq crowded houses. Quit Paying Rent OWN YOVR OWN HOME DON'T PAV INTEREST The Oregon MunratHome Society s " st-,r V "Will buy you a home for $1000, or pay your niortpHKe for tile Jame nmonnf. You can repay bem at 5."n5 per month, rrithdnt Intereal. bend for leaflet explaining otir plan. HOME OFFICE, 00G Commercial Bldff., Portland Or. Tel. South 1001. Locnl agents irantctl in every town In the stnte. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Dec 31,. S P. M. Ma'xlmum temperature, 44; minimum teimeTarurte, 30J rlvcr-niadlng .at 11 J.-M,,., 4,7 feet, chang-4n the past 24 hour. 0 4 foot: total precipita tion, 5 P. M to 5 P. 11., 0 01 inch; total pre cipitation Plnce Sept. 1. IDOL 14.47 inches: nor mal precipitation tlnce Sept. 1. 1901, 18.27 Inches; deficiency, 4 80 Inches; total sunshine Dec 30, 0.42; possible sunshine Dec 30, 8:42. "WEATHER CONDITION'S. Light rain la falling this evening alonp the Oregon and Washington ..coasts. Elsewhere in the Xorth Pacific States cloudy weather pre vails It Is warmer In "Washington and Northwest ern Oregon. The Indications are for cloudy weather In this district "Wednesday, with showers In West ern NOregpn and Washington. WEATHER FORECASTSv Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours ending at midnignt vveancwiay. January II l'ortiana ana viciniry-viouay, wi ai ram; soumeny winas. Western Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho Cloudj. vtlth Occasional rain; warmer in Northeastern Washington; squtherlv wlnuaj Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho Partly cloudy; southerly winds. I A. B. W"6LLABER. . Acting- ForecastQfflclal. JfEIV TODAY. FINEST CREAMERY BCTTER; CHURNED dally. We satisfy butter crank. 20 varieties of cheeee. Genuine ranch eggs. Oregort Creamery, 100 Fourth. Both phones. MORTGAGE. LOANS ' On Improved city and farm property, at lotteit current rates. Btilldlnc loans. Installment Irons. MacMater & BIrrell. 311 Worcester bllc- NEW YEAR FUEL. We can send you coal your money. Get our prices. FULL WEIGHT. AND ICE COMP'Y STREET. all reliable grocers' IM 7 . x AXirSKXK?iTSI 2fXRQUAT OR.TND THEATEP-CALYIN Helllg. afasager. Mfafcr.TutaAf.Wednek: dfikJJat4vDcentfjer,30;3li- JJuauAnilt.lth a Kew Years day m&Unee. Mr. Jenerson tie ' Angells, In "A KGYAXr ROOUE," an oper atic, comedy -E enlag .prices Lotvjuv floor, except latt three raws. 41.30 last three rutrs,, $L Balcony, ftrst three raws. 1; second three rows, 75c; last sir rows, OOc Gallery, first t,vmr row&.-35r: all siats- In reaf, 23c Boxes and loces, ?10- New Tear's day natl ' nee. pr!cee-ritlre. tJ5rqUe,,l; Entire pari quette Ircle 75cv entire balcony. Soc; giU , lery. first two row. 33c; ail mt In- rear, 23c; .boxes and loges, 17.60. Seats now1 selling:. MArquam Grand Theater Calvla Hcllir, sr- ThUMday, Frl3iy. Saturday nlghuY, Jan. 2. 3, 4. with a Popular Matlffee Saturday at "2:15. "THE, GIRL FRQM .MAXIM'9. ' Eeqlng.j)rleeiii.Entlf parflUette. $1.60. En tire parq.uetle .cltclJ-, $L Balcohy. firs; 6 rows 75c; last 0-roWs, SOc. Gallery, fltst 2 yQwa, 35c; all seats in reatv-25c Boxes artd loges, $10. Popular- Matinee prices Entires' lower floor, 75c. Entire balcony, 50c, Gallery, first. 2 rows, 35c; all'seata In rear. ,23c. Boxes and Jogs. fpf Children under 12 years of age, 25c to any part ot the theater. - cordray's theater one veek: commencing sundatrf eec. 20. matinees new -tear's ..and saturday- Harry beresfohd.- - under sole management, of J. J. Coleman, In -rGri Hr Broadhurstlsf-. - BE8T ltCieAtrtXMEDl THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT." "THE WRON4 MR. WRIGHT." "THB-WRONG MB WRIGHT." A CONTINUOUS LAVGS. THE BAKER THEAfcER-Gep. L, Baker. Mgr. Phones, Oregon North 1076. Colambla 500. The big fun show. Hero-3t-jvh?fe you get & real laugh. Matinee today, THE- IRISH" PAWNBROKERS," "With Xaxtr'TrurttniTt And th6 Two American Macs. -' MATINEE TODAY. . N higher 25c 15c Gallery 15c , FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL-' SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS.' DE CAPRIO'S ORCHESTRA. FLTNN-S LONDOXGAIlrrY GlRLs. lfi Burlesque. . . u - ; : o.v, CONSTANTINE. The Peerless Comedienne. MEETIXp. .NOTICES. WASHINGTON LdDGE? NO. 4cf . AEk-& A. M. SUted meeting this J at Masonic Hall, Burkhard building. Alt'Maater -Masons cordially invited. By order ot the W. M. . J. A. NEWELL, See J5AMARITAN LODGE NO. I. O. O. T Regular meelns this" (Wednesdayevenlrtg at S o'clock. Installation. Visitors welcome. - .. - -, M. OSVOLD, Sec t z : - DIED. MURHARD Athts,farmi.ner FlsheKs.'w.ajfc.. Guatavuu Murhard, , aged SO jears -and 0 monthsrtetirtr-3f-ftA-A.-ajJI!..iC-i.B. Mur- I hard, Mrs. Ida A.-Redman and. Mrs. Annie S. Moulton. TVneral notice latr. PraERAL' NOTICES. t EETCHERIrrthlK1 city, at her.bUeTSMdens. 411 Aiaer sC. "Dec, XT. M1 SltrF-J5ne Letcher, aged 4Cears, 8 months and 4 das. Friends- and- acquaintance- are- rspcUuU lrrrUed-tMtttefldth-fuaBa4-aerulcess3xlcA. will be held from the chapel of J. P. Flnley & Son. cor. Third and Jefferson ets., Thurs day, Jan: 2L af 10 A. m: Interment at Lone Fir cemetery. - - BARBARE Iqthls-eltyDec 31, 1001. Joseph; Barbate, aged 02 Vears. Ftiner&I wllL leave the'reslaenW, 'SS Fourth sC. Thurtday.vJan 2.,at,8:45 AM. .Requiem, high mass will be solemnUed at the cathedral, beginning" at if oclocK of the same day. Friends Invited SYKES'-Iiflhis' city Dec 2S? 1001. Mrs. Mar garet. E. Sjkes. -ffged 64 years, Funoral tolar at 1:30 P. M. from Edward Holman's funeral parlors. -.Servicer .at 2. P. M.. at Aj, il. E. Zloa Church, 13th and Main its. Friends ln- HD"VyAJ5lIOkLMAS Una'crtatcer, 4lh. nd Yamlilll atjT. JX?ia JStjfnaqn, ladj- and analatanit Doth jilioncs Xo. ROT. J. P. FIXLE 4. SO'v. Undertakers. Lady -aMtajp.t., gTtjThfK TeKfi. ETWT TODAY. SEE NICHOLSONS ADDITION W. H. MALL & CO. AGENTS, 87 UNION' AE. Ph'one, Union 1812. WILCfMl G. BECR& 0. Financial Agents. REa.Estatfffiorfgae Loans City and Suburban Property fS0-Lots in Hbbard Addltlori.'East'sider '100i-Lots, comer. In Lincoln Park-Antiex $ 300 Lotfi.-XaSt 20th and .ClLnUmsts., on Richmond-Woodstock taz line. t 400 LoU East-Side. In Alblna. I 000 Corner lot. South Portland , x, 000 House and lot, Lincoln Park. $ GOO House and lot. -Suunvslde. y SOO-5-room house. Woodlawn Station. XltKJUro5nr-busS" mKrennwortrc - S140O J-roqm houe. East 35th st.. Sunnyslde. 51800 G-room house, Lincoln st.. West Side. J2500 5-room house and. lot. Seventh, streetr f 65010 acre on BasewLlne road, 4 mile? from Mount Tabor. $ 100 Lots In Klnzel Park, 5ux"100. 11600 8-room house, modern, brick basement, furnace and two lots; cost $2500; Mt. "JTaiber. $3000 10 acres on East Side, two miles from Mount Tabor. - , S450O 100x100, ot. East Second and Alder, building 50x100. $2150 10QxlO0.4Jnej3lock frbmFalllng School. $1800 0-room house on College st. $4uu0 Good 7-room house and barn, 0 lots. In IruTt afiff srKnvejy desirable- prop--erty, on Mt. Tabor car line, aT "Hunt er's Station. Timber Lands for.5aIe Stores? and Houses for Rent SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. 200-acrq tock or dairy ranch, 20 xnllea north ot Portland, on the riv er cheap. 321 Morrison Street. Investment Properties Fine corner property In the best sect!6n at trte city, fairly Improved, paying reasonable inter est on the price asked, and property is sure to enhance In value. Price $175,000. f!rtn?,.n, nnrnpr- Property, with fine 3- story brick. One of the best corners in the city. Well rented. Prlro Snfl.flOO $15,000 will buy fine corner p"roperIy" on Washington st. This" is a very" commanding spot, with three street frontages. Will make a line site for family hotel or for flats. TENTH STREET-FJnc quarter, block., close In: very desirable for fine residence or for fiats. FIFTH STREET Fine quarter block, facing east and north; good location for flats; reason able price". Fine Residences. $3800 bdvs fine resldehce JnHolladayr Addi tion; corner property,' Iff a good location. King's Hill. Nice corner residence, wlthS.roqms; ba.tb.. pantry and furnace. For sale at $3500; easy terms of payment; monthly payments if wanted. . Holladay's- Addition. Fine lots and quarter blocks in different parts of Holladay's Addition, at very low prices. Now Is the time to buy property in and about Portland. WrlTOmTcT StteT Have choice corner (single lot) on 13th st.. Immediately. on railroad track; also quarter block and one full half block, for sale at a vfry low price. Now Is the time to eecUre thSA nrnnrtl- .LOTS 50x100 In 'different parts of the" city. 1 rrom fVio ana up- utn supply, insn&?iujii, CLERKS OR CAPITALISTS at right prices. Call upon or address C. K. HENRY, C hamber of Commerce BIdg., i - Portland,-Or. XX JANUARY 1, 1902. i r-,dTv --- -rr "Rcobjs." oWa4'DrR-Jr(nBekeep-ing Rooms." Sltuatlerosrtauted." 13 words or 'wtswartSjjaaBw:! ife words. 23 cents, etc No discount tor addi-t-onal ineertloos. JUIfDSRLL. QTHElCHEADS,xcpt JSitT Toay." JB'ce'aJW ttr 15Jword.rer'les4; lfiar'a6 wordst 0oMs;"2a ta2.ards. 50 cepts. ftc first JnSHfrtforfT Each adrtloritl invrtlon! tf hktti no ftiriheVdiscoBat under'ene nwatb "NSW TODAY' (gauge"meaaurft aste), u cttriS pe HAe. first lsfttloJ 10 cents per lint for ItlOnal lasirtiw-. AJJSWSRff OX) jUJVEKTJSEMENTSii ad dteased cari'The Oxegoaiaaad lelt, at this of. flcet should sJwAys feUtftoaed la stUditnTl- 0Pft-fc5J5iaSi!t,r.e?u"eiPa.fuSl lt"-rf The Oregonian will cot be-rcsponsl&Te. for er- rojjla advertisements- tae'u tfifouxh' tha'tcls- r - T V. . NEW TODAY. For Sale byChas: fc Henry InYstors, Capitalists- and" 0i cliaf(tltS-Intjf OMiis! 10-arr Apple and pear orchard In the hftt nan of Sonthrn Oregon, having 12.000 trees,. 1500 of. which are Winter pears, balance being ppia spiizenoeins. ixe'vrioir-'Jrpin): uraven--ptelhs.Minesara ahd Bn Darin. Alh 12 veara olJr4R full bearing, condition, on the beat, of, fltrhfinl lnni?.flT3lv MMri fnr fUVk hAvJ.'dP first-class" IruTt being1 sflra ok thr ptSce tils Star; 'at an average ot ?i;35" pr box. going mostly -to Chicago, New lorkjaind Eurap.a,. Ha.4 good dwfllllriglarge barn, jflne ,naclung-hoie and fruit ev&porator. Theie afe Ate wellsi ndhe of which are ot-er 2o fret 1A deoth, Oulr- ttt of a, mile front Ittnt and nottrtfllcc. OWinl, tatokcess owner. llKssli this at, the -very low price of $30,000. This Is a most Inviting commercial qrchard. yIeIdlnrhandsome profits.- oiiu snuuiu dc oougni ai onoe. as. u is-a great irsain. .fnotos anny pftlcc. Fd.r turtner .xir tlculars cal.1 jupon. or write to thoj underalgneo; 633 Acrefarin'. In Yamhill -Cimmy.1 T -flittes from-aicMInnvllle 150 acres, Ip cu!tlva,tlon....about 100 acres timber, mostly tSrft'-tWod"- house Wfwl barn, with water piped, from , spring-to each. Has fair cchifaf.Ovprai" oil" Ue alace.and: is rt ureap ai .&! per acre, easy terms ot pay ment. ., 1M t - 5i0 Afere Farnu In ViTrihlll. rviift X mlT fnm-' XmttT- Largfe lO-roonU-bouVejarge barn, good double nopnous.-in nrst-ciastf condition: spring water piped to thcliouse and barn: 100 acres of eooU bqttflrtr land, Ifr cultivation, 35 acres In hops iproaucea .'iiuoo poumis tnis yean); jo acres ot. gfdn 4U1, alr family - ors;hardt.10p acres more, suitable for tloW land, balance moliy stock ranch. 'This IS a bargain, .being only 2" mUes from .rrfllroad depot, anjl, can b had for ?.. vet utte. cm terms oi pajnenu 500 Acre Fatim- "fJear Albany, close to Willamette River Airaui juu acres or. DOitom mna; aou acres- in cultivation. Fine- stream- of running1 water- uooa. targe house and-hariv uoudih hophguse. 2D Acres in- hops... Can" be bought for $8300. THIS IS A SNAP. 4:53Acife Farm. At town of La- Fa'ye.,t All In' cultivation: uui uut,acre: gooa u-room nouse. Darn, iwo wells and -wind. mm. Finlk n. OnlV tWn blocks iron; postomce. seven bl6cks-from depot.. j i3 a nice, (mau nomeiarm, including tool and machinery, tor 3500. . -u. Other small farms In different parts of the vauey. Ap.rfinsrn rPrnti-s. . d- rr i 'I have a number of fine tract" of acreage on fcw", 7ldes of the rlv er. suitable f 6r small lots. Five ahdl tch-acre tracts near Woodsteck' ana jiouni scott car lines at irom -ij to 510 per acre, accordlntr to location and th&mnunt ltf cuttlra-tldnr""nh -sYrhdl paymntowtand. Daiance on xime at u pe-cent interest. ir jou want property In or about Portland write to or address CEtAS: K MNRY, Chamber of Commerce BIdg., PdrtlHnf, Oi4. JUST A' FEW E VER1VONB--A, MOiiEXMAkER. flnify l?Ifltr -A- two-story 50xl00-ft. brick VfllltZl XJlUJj, BuiMnil". No. 40 and 61 First .t ttflY' tl v"1 tfiPAMntna vM""AnHft AA nnrl offices upstairs. KlTrrltlflo-L Northwest, corner Pine at.; an V -"Y imposing tnree-story structure, built" regardless of expense; five storerooms on ground? floor and office rooms overhead. Qfaxlr- A.irl 1 c4- C4r. S. E. corner. 75x100 Kjiaxxv a liu. lot ijia. feet; most dteirable locatiorTTOT business blocic; Improvements now on same being 25x100 three-story brick and two frame buildings. nrVrTio 111 itr Northeast corner -Alder- a Ultcuc -"lUfo modern three-story brick building. In first-class condition, occupied by permanent tenant. 1 fi2 Plrct Qf f81" Yamhill, good two IBAJllLS, CJL..n-.. brlck-bulldlni. 25sKk) ft., with 25x25 ft. connection facing Yamhill st. S. E. Cor. Salmon SgrfcSSf Dy stores ana room, a gooa rent producer. fJ "IV PAr MtVIn 0n-' ot the most at 11. If. KjUL. iUHlIl tractive rental propo jdtjonft on-yjo street; Improvements, modern 25x100 tvo-story brick on Inside half and two story frame building on -orner half lot. Spalding Bldg SS&bJSfiS: strucied three.-ator' building; occupied By stprcs on lower floor and rooms upstairs. S. E. Cor. Clay Sf. .n bulMtng. two storerooms and rfJdms overhead. OOn PoofFrontiBe and 112 ft. deepk x -u" ecttendlng from Caruthers to Sheri dan sts.; Improvements, three houses and store room. . , 4 Terwilliger Bldg. SaSLfeioSlS near Sherldari t.; stores on ground floor and rooms upstairs WAKEFIELD;, FRIES & CO. 220 STARK STRE.ETr BtFFTER- Faacy Sew Urana 50c California Batter Best creamer' ..... 50c and 55c Extra, choice creamer .... ..45 Fancy dMry . .. 35"; Xnd 40C Fre"Sh ranch gs. dsen 3Qc Eastern eggs, 2 doen 45b Swiss cheese, each ...,.., i .. ...: 50c KaslenUsugar-curea hahis, lb 124c Plcnlc hams, lb U0 Turkeys, cjilclrenr and geese for Saturday. LAGRANDE CREAMERY CO. - . 2Ql'YamhllL Both phones. - , FOU yALE-HEAL ESTATE: MONTAGU.E. &,KINO. 226 STARK STREET. offer bargains In Improved and unimproved real (state In central locations In the city, and." homes In BubihrM," at Very low prices. A" partial list Includes: A 12-room modem. hou4e. .choice location. narcr llnu. house. tw"p storjiw and attUv cement ceiiar; attractive grounds, twin iruit trees and shrubbery: for $20,000. See this If ybtr ynstlV a- flue home: In excellent condition For $14".O0OCnoIceaKelllng; 12"roonisT flnr ly finished in hardwood, line grounds,, on one of the best streets In the city. JnjBuuth Portland House of 8 roonw. well flnSKedV lot fOOxlUO'feeT; slgtitly and cenlrair $3200. ,. s On Yamhill street Two houses, ohe of 10 and. one 0 rooms, lot 100x100 feet, beautiful Ideation. $16,000. Houce of 0" rooms and ohe lot on Thurman ' at. a bargain for $2500. In suburbs. A fins 5-room cottage, lot 50x 100. $800. In East Portland, on Hawthorne ave. FIv lots at $500 each, and two blocks In rear north of Hawthorne ave.; lots at $250 each Id Lincoln Park 23 Iota at $125 to $250 each. In Holladay's Addition Lota at $S00 each. In Portland (West. Slde)'Jita jan .Willam ette Heights, choice lots, on -macadamized street, with sewerage, gas, electricity and city water: no building restrictions; at from $1000 to $1500 each. In OoldroSIth's Addition Lflts at $1900 to $21t0; flnfr locations. Two lflti oh 23d, between Kefarnsy and Lovejoy. $4000. On Salmon and. Nartllla. .streets. King's, First Addition, close In Lou at from $1500 to $2000. Houses rented, and a general rental and collecting' agency for real estate. MONTAGUE- r KING. 22G Stark et. I- $3500 SPEOCAL BARGAIN 100x100 AND,A large moaern nouse. tnat cost.?uuuu, situated at East 17th and Division streets, one "block from car line, and only 15 minutes from center of city. This Is- a snnp, and if you want It oa will have to come quick- GRINDSTAFF & BLAIN. 240 Stark Pt. I NEW YEAR GIFTS"-10-ACRE TRACT. 0 " Mtnttt afif Jfm- irh!T. TT -"PfrMrtn -TVonf - 1. blna, cheap. 534 Chamber cf Commerce. $25 LOTS ON ST. JOHNS CAR LINE; HIGH, sightly and level; a limited number only. Brniuj.. 3C2WjHhJnsi9n8t: FOR SALE WEST SIDE. CENTRAL. $1750 will buy good 42-oom bouse, half lot; bar gain. K 5T, Oregonian. OWNER MUST SELL FINE'sT RESIDENCE lots; also business property.- 66 North 10th stt. Portland. Or. HOUSE. 7 ROOMS. ALSO VACANT LOT. Suhnysijaelso n acres; Oregon City, a 61, care Oregonian. 4-ROOM? HOUSE. BARN AND JLOT. ONLY $375. cash $225, balance no Interest 504 Goldsmith st. FOR' sal&-rs:alestat CHOICE WEOT SIDE BUYS , i - - - .$300. aria, up Louy tn Icsc;hePJi Second Ad dition, running Irons 223 to 24 th. and X to Reed U. 417TX1--Fun lot, south front, Marshall St.. near.24th JlJjOO-rCornePlot and two cottages, Corbett ahdArthur ats. $130&-axl00. Irrlag. between 28d and 24th. $1350 Lot on Columbia at., easy, terms, v $2000100x100 and two houses. Caruthers si., nuar Frdrrt- - $160050x100 arid two houses, Caruthers St., near Front. j , L x kf2j00 Corn 1 5 lot and O-room house. First andXurry"6ts' $110075X106 ahd 5-room house. Front st., near Arthur. .. . $2100 Lot and two cottages. Hood st.; In terest, pajlng. , , $20f)0 Let and two Store bnifdfags. RUwell st., Alblna.' -a v. . - .i $3S00r-Corner -and-tw&. cotuges, 15th and Kearney, Paja 7 per c;rtt net. 50xtOo-and cottage. -330 North 10th. lWxioo a"nd gobd brWk livery stable. In fine IpcaTJonf ft KQPd buy, i r SPECIAL, .BARGAINS OX JEAST SIDE . 60x100 Beautiful corner. East ICth arid OaR; godd honSe.' A-bargatn. , $4000-100x100 afld 8-rOom house. Weldler and Ualpn ave. Will divide, . . $3500 Corner and" 8-To6m house. East Sec ond and Wasco. . $3300 Full block and 7-room house, East 28th- and Broadway. r . . . - . $150010 lots In Erwln i AVatsons Aadl tfori; Adttlnlbg Alblna. $1500100x100 and 8-1ro0m houie", HblWday aveinearfteel bridge -JvQCJi-: Two lots and new- modeiji 8-room houeeTpartly furnished Holtaday's $1300 Nice little horde.' Upper Albhiaj rcntar.fdr $TL. , t $2400 Two sightly lots and desirable cot tage, PaesL ana" Gantenbelh ave. $300o TWo lots; East Ash. between Sixth and Seventh. Sll separately. S..roorn house jipd fine lot. East 13th, near Tiltanvoolc- A good bargain. $2550-Beautlftfl quarter "hlock.- East Third and Weldler; sewer and street improvements. Several fine quarter .blocks. Holladay's Ad ultlonsewer apdstrfeet lmprovejnenu. $32uO Twfo lolsT madfirn 8-rbont house and barn. 025 East Seventh. .,$4rjQQ-jQmO otthS wast deTSlrable halt hlock In Holladay's Addition. $2250 L-v.Corfier, loT. modern'1 ir-room house; streets improved: Sunnyslde. Great bargain. $830 Fine quarter block. Fargo and Kerby streets., d , - $2000 Corner,. 50x100, EaStTlfsj antf WastJ lngtonr sts ; choice' warehutise property. HaJ0 FIrie qtiarter block. East 10th and $1000 Desirable halt blockT East 13th and $1250 Full block.-J'atton's ABdltlori Favorable terms on any gf tbe-above. GRIXDSTAFF & BUAlN. 240" Slark. PROPERTY-FOR1 S5vlE BY JULIL'S KR.XE- JTEK. Commercial Block. Corner- lotj, 50x100, on.FJrst St., at low rnt" pnrnlnMAnlKII fif- rt Ann COrnet Int.' rh , In Kanri.nt rll.v- ntiirnl to" be Improved 8m:jcan be made to earn -ww,An-an.thr 15,500. , Cdrher lot" with 3 sTori" bulhfintT. on North 10th sf.-r-yWUHng' $o monthly; at very" low rent; $8500. i .OuarterJblock .100x1,00, with 4-rtor bulld- "B, rtaitaat iuu a montn: low rent; ?is.du". Mce quarter bldcM. lthin three blocks of tne tiotei Portland; bringing now- monthly $'J4.5U:Mto. be .had. at $10,500. . cctittT lat," COxJOor Irr Tiortherh. part of city: wnth 3 bnlldlnrt theredn: eatnlflR' monthly $28 $3,150. Is thJ- not much better, than jou can do w-lth-iour mnney In, the. banks? " See me ab"5utra"pTWe OfpTOperty on AVash- mgiop, st. wnicn brings monthly joijo; $10.500 , . w.v - , Next proposition La afln piece of property over ivu ipet. witun block or wity Hfl can be Had" at Panic Prlctr Anv oh hivl the means and" gtmd Judgment will not let opportunity like thla slip by: price given at my oaice. Also., n&ir J310CK In- nortltern pa?t i$'UVjto-J8230; fronting, car line; can be made to earn 8 per cSnt' as scSSrt as property improved; this is g$od property to Invest In. Alto. 2 lots, 50x100 fett each. in. Williams Ajenue Aad and within 150 feet of car line; iu eu at, eacn, $jzj.. nice ground, available by 2 car lines; offered nowt.iiHHJ eaca. ...,. One.jjf the- most Ishtly nieces, of ufonerfy on Easv,SWe.,108 feet, on Larabee st., facing the river; price. $1650. OUTSIDE PROPERTY". Ah excebtldnallv nice niece of 21 acres. wlthin.su, miles of the Courthouse; tbree- rourths of it under cultivation: one can go. by R. r;; step on caKi on. Fourth st.. and alight on this property, twice a day; $2250. I have property ltt Biker City to offer; some in Vancouver,, H. c. oid a. lot in aan Francisco, and acreage In Clackamas County, Washington County. Yamhill County. Ben ton uounty. wasco county lmproveu ana un ImnToved. .to suit niost anv Investor. Remember, -It-v. 11 1 ear oU.to..caII on me" it jou nave any money to invest. JULIUS KRAEMER. Commercial Block THESE ARE CRACKER JACKS. YOU can t beat 'em. A valuable lot, with 5-room house, 7 blocks from BurrisIae'sL brldee". nnlV S140d. Att elegant e&rner lot. 16 blocks from busi ness center of city, -worth $4000; for only $1350- . A tull 100-feet square,, wjth an S-room mod ern nouse tnat cost, over $ibqu to duiiu; a mtnutes wktlc1o-caxs-ln University Park; a big snap: $1200. A lovely corner, 00x100 feet, on Bast Sai nton". St.. wlthjiwat and-new 5-room. cottage, barn and chicken-house; choice fruit; only $1200. Just think of It.' only- $150 for a new 3-room cottage; rents for $5 per month; ground-lease. ,5uc; a .great Investment- t As fine a lot as cap be seen In the city; beautiful anil sightly corner; streets Im proved! and sewer connections; the best" bar gain IA the city for $800. Gtt pn& Of tHoUe lav ell' 2-acre nlaccr out on Woodstjaclt car line, n.arKenllworth: only, uiwc mure -mail ine price ot a. tot in mo same vicinity. , Don'tr tfve'rloolc OaTT Grbve. the cheapest names you ever saw for tha money; a beauti ful lfcacre.nlacc,.wlUi floe spring-, of. water,, corner Center ave. and Mllwaukle road, for only $1000. Otte and-a quarter-acre lots, $150; easy pay menta; huy now; It la the last call before prices advance; they are worth double the money. -A'irtre-8-acre place. House, bamr 400 bear ing fruit trees; C miles from city, for only $lw00. ,,.., - 4 . Come""to us for farms. Wehav'e a spieiiTlfd 80-acre farm, with C0"clfa"red; fair buildings; rholce-fruit; splendid stock or dairy falrm; will rent or $73 per annum, or sell for $700 cash. Plenty- moriey to- loan At tow rates. R. H. DUNN. 140 First st. $4030 NW modern 7-room hrfltse. No 228 19th St.. bet- LoVJ0YTECB6rMaTSTlaTlr lot 35x100. $507-5-room, jcotuge. Goldsmith's Addi tion: lot 33 1-3x100. $165050x100 feet onMarshall , near 22d. $1600 "50x10X1 feet on 2lsi. nea.- Northrup, $10003 lots In Hanson's Addition. Sunny side car line. $1000 lOOxlSd, EUgenr St- near Rodney ave. $25003-100x120, cor. Rodney ave. and Eu-gene-at. $3200 0-rwnn house. San-Rafael st: $0000100x100, 22d and Hoyt. $4500100x100. 24th and Lovejoy. MAXWELL & KNAPP. . Ro6"m 2. Chamber of Commerce. INCXTME" INVESTMENTS 2-story brick. 48x70. rent $100 $11,000 i block, 5 houses, rent $122.50 $13,000 Residence corner, 3 fine houses, rent $SS $10,500 00x50: 2-story rama stores, rent $45..$40O0 100x100, 2-story bricks, rent $1S5 $2.;,0OU luxiuu, s nouses, rent $54 25x1)0. S'.room House, rcnta). value 50xS5, 4 5-room flat, rent $72... $ 6.500 lue $25. .$ 3,000 $ 8.500 50x100. double hou. rent $70 $ 9,000 100x100, central, suitable for flats; rent $48" .-. $n.50o 100x100, 6 houses, 2-story, rent $83... $ 7.500 DAVID S. .STEARNS. 249 Washington street. $1300 0-ROOM COTTAGE. MULTNOMAH, corner. $700 5-room cottage, Maegly Highland. $650 5-room cottage, west slope Mt. Tabor. $550 Cottage, SunnyBlde; good buy. Verynlee 5-room cottage. Richmond. $500 Good lot, Holladav's; sewer and water. $325 Nice lot, Sunnvsld; iniproved street Corner lot. Knott St.. Upper Alblna. 5 acres, Mt. Scott car: partly Improved. W. H. TAFT. 84 Fourth et. Why pay rent when the Oregon Mutual Home Society will buy you a $1000 hornet You can pay Installment $5.35 per month, without In terest. Full particulars at 606 Commercial building, city. Telephone South 1091. SACE-EIGHT-BEAUTIFUL LOTS; VIEW OF Willamette Rijer; ideal home: plat, 200x200' also 8-room house, modern basement, well kept lawn. barn. Zerrlldea J. Gossett, Ockley Greqri. Phone Pink 722. McDEVITT & WINTERS. DEALERS 'iN real estate and business chances'. Oregon phone BroWn-468 Rooms 11 and 12 Hibernian bldg.. 32GJ- Washington st,, Portland, Or. HOUSE. 8 ROOMS; VERY DESIRABLE AND strictly modem; fuel being completed; Al locitiotr. West Slderfor sale at a bargain. Apply to owner, 107 Sherlock building. $20fc3 WJ0UTR TIMBER, BUILDINGS, STOCK and tools; must sell; with 108 acre; 10 miles from Portland, on river; for $2100. Call on Joseph Parker, Holbrook. Or. FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AND barn; two. lots,. $0x105 each, in Klnzel Park, Mt, Ta)0r; $1000.' Inquire James Hyland. 2tM Second st. FOR SLE-THTFI7CE"fflxI0d QN" CORNER of front and Abernethv; south and east front; flne view of river and city. F 61. Ore gonian. WILL SELL OR LEASE VERY JDESIRABLE 7-roorri residence, 733 Irving st.- near 23d; vacaht toon. Geo. M. Strong-, Goodnough building. MOUNT SCOTT REAL ESTATE. OFFICE, Lents, Or. All kinds property cheap. Take Mount Scott car; fare 5 cents. O. R. Additon. SNP EASY TERMS. 440 ACRES OF LAND, house, 2 barns; $2000. M 01, cars Oregonian. - . .u,,gQR,.SAJ,E--BEAL ESTATE. FARMS, CITY AND TOWN. PROPERTIES, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; BUSINESS CHANCESj-MONEl" TO LOAN. READ THid LIST CAREFULLY. THOUGH IT BE ONLt A PART OF THEMANY GOOD THINGS WE HAVE TO OFFER. TQU. LIST lOUlt PROPERTIES OR BUSINESS W.1TH l S IF TOU WANT TO SELL. FOR PARTICU LARS CALL ON OR WRITE TO US T27 acror, Yamhill River bottom land; 100 acres now In crop; good buildings; 4 good brood mares; 1-cow; lu-tons hay; farming Implements; 1 mile to It. R. station; a rart opportunlty.tand all goes for $5500. 10 acres at Salem,. .nicely, improved. In or chard;.good buildlngsr-will trade, $bO0O. 20 acres.-chalce orchard near San Jose, Cal,; trade fpr Oregon farm: $4500. 35 acres fine Southern California orchard; trade for Oregon Or Washington stock farm, $0000. - . v 220sacre .fine, farm on Willamette River. 4ta miles from Salem; $10 per acre. 545-acre fine atc-ck farm. In Linn County, near Stayton: houie and bam ?M75. 400-acre grain and stok farm in Benton Count! ; house., barna; will trade. lbO-acre grain farm, near Walla Walla. Wa3h.; will trade; $4000. 370"acre- Improved grain and stock farm. In Beaton-County; $11.-100. . JOPUacres. near Drain, Or.; houes. barn, orchard-. W) acres cleared; win trade; $1050. 70 acres," all flne bottom land, near Satem, house, barn, orchard; -will, trade. 230 acKsjiIrely Improved farm; good bull 1- lnga;. 10- acres In hop; at Mount Ang.l. $4J 50 per a6re. 15 adres choice land at Woodlawn. $90o. 200 act-eft near Scotch Mills. Marion Co.; 20 acrea chared;: $lb00- . 115 acree. near Albany, Linn Co.; all good farm larta. fenctd; $20 per acre. 44 acres, near Newberg, 13 acres In or chard, house, .barn; .$itwP. 100U acrts. Improved stock farm. In Yamhill Co.. Oregon: $15,000. 80 aires, nearly all bottom land, beautiful tream, good new buildings, 43 acrea cultl-vated-new wagon .and hack, farming Imple ments, 00 tons. hay. 27 head of cattle, team. ho"gs. chickens. Clark CO . Wah.; $.1700. 84 acres nice land In Oregon City. .hol.e Ideation, on macadamized street; bargain. $1250. , 400-acre Improved stock farm, near Baker City; all farming Implements and stock: $Ciruo: will take soma .trade. .80 acres good, land, ome Improvements, near Needy. Clackamas County $lcoa. 280-acre Improved" farm, near Selo. Linn County; good house, bvrn and orchard; $JWJ. 103- acres near Hubbard: hopyard. orchard, hophouse;. $2iOO, 80 acres. 20 acres, cuUivaled; house, barn, orchard: near Columbia Rivtr: $10t0. 1.0 acres land at Oregon City; cultivated. cn,half orchard; will uade; f.iojO. 42J& acres choice Improved land at OsWego. 9 miles from Portland: 7 acrei. orchard, .1 acres grape; hou and barn; .J-M'fl. 60 aCr- near Washaugai; hous. barn, or chard, running water; w'll trade: $1000. 30 acres, part Improved; soriiv beaVerdam: at Blfhany. 0 mlI-S out; will trade; lWO. 80 acres, part Improved, all nrst-clas soli: Clark County. Washington; $U50. . 100 acres on Columbia River, house, barr. orchard: 2.C0O.00O feet of ttmbsr. lSOs acfef.- Improved farm. In Mcialla. Clackamas Counti-;. v ill trade. $4500. H0 sen.. 30 acres cultivated; hou-e. banf. orchard; on Colufobla Rlvtr; $12 l 'r acre. 3 acres cliolc suburban homer- South Mt Tabor; nice- hotise ahd barn; 45tio. -32U octfs. lmprovtd farm, ntar Dallas. Polk County; $2u per acre" 160 acres, flrst-ciass hay and dalrj farm, orr Nehatem. 200 acrt flne xlalry farm, on Columbia Rlvert atScaipoose; will trade, $0u00. 35 acre", all Improved, good buildings", good orchard nar AlDahy, Or.; Will traa?. 14 acrf. nlc?- orchard, at Eugene. Or , will, trade: $iuuo 70 acicti choice land, 9 miles out; '; In cul tivation; h6use, barn, ofehani. $4iOw. 10 acres choice improved land, 5 miles from Portland; might trade. $.I5ihjl U acres cnolce Improved land; splendid house; at CorvallK: $-500. 13fracre Improved farm; 10 acres orchard, good" buildings4, 14 miles from Portland; vlll trade; $45 per acre. 230 acres all rich soil. Yamhill River bot tom land, all cultivated: mile to R. It. Station": $40 per acre. 10 acres, nicely Improved, near Vancouver, $1500.. 200. acres' rolling land, part Improved, i niltcs south ot Philomath, Benton Co ; $14uo. 3 atres. nicely Improved. nur Vancouver; fln house; will trade: 2U00., 36 acres Improved land at Medford. Or ; also, good dwelling In MedfOrd; will trade. 21 acre, convenient to car line, 3c fare, near Portland; good soil, running water, line road; house. bar.n:. will trade. 110 acrci. Improved, near faalem; farming implements, stock and fed; ?4lH)0. 2000 aciSfs tlmbsr and erasing land, In Eastern Oregon; bargain". $2.50 per aire. 35 acres, 0 acres orchard; house-, barn; 0 miles out; will trade; $2600. 12d acret bottom bind, 30 acres hops; hoUM. bam, hophouse; all cultivated; 1 mite to R.,R station; Bepton Count. 27 acres all flne land, nearly alt cultivated; 13 acres 1ft orchard; 9 miles from Portland, will trade; $2700. 2o acresilneiy improved, nice house and barn; at Vancouver; $J000. 33 acres, nicely Improved, at St. Hcln, and 40 acres tn timber near by; will trade; 94 acres, well Improved" farm, 2tJ miles . from McMlrfrfvllle. Yamhill County; will traae; uuu. 165 acres, highly Improved, modern houw, stock and tnrm Implements; 10 miles from Portland; $05(Q, n , 800 acres. nlcS Improved farm, near Oakland.- Or.; will trftde: $10,500. 113 acres, improved farm: 10 miles from Portland: 570 per acre. 200 acre", 30 tinder cultivation: house, bafn, orchard, living water; 16 head of cat tle; team, wagort. farming Implements: .10 tons hay; 0 miles from Kalama; snap; ?J00O. 2D acres, Improved; running water, flne h6pSe; near electric car; 5c fare; $45W). 8 acres, at R. R. station; C miles out; good orchard., houw;. .barn; $t0. 179 acres, finely Improved; flne buildings, Clark Co.. Washington; $9500. 200 acres gdod land, near Toledo. JVash.; house, barn, orchard; will trade; $3oO0. 160-acre stock farm. Improved; In "Wash ington County; $1300. 01 acres, good 8-room house; frame house, rustic and painted; barn, orchard, team. Wagon and tools; household goods; Clark County. Washington: snap. $1C30. 4TT acres, improve! : houie. barn, orchard; 11 miles- from Portland; $1600. 00 acres, fine, soil, at Newberg: 30 acres orchard: .good drier; will trade; $3000. 120 acres, 40 acres cultivated:- house, barn, orchard; will trade; Clark County, Wash ington: $1650. . ... . 08 acres. Improved. 15 miles from Port land; hoifss and barn; will trade: $2000. 40 acres. Improved; 12 miles from Port land; good house, barn, orchard; will trade; Si 800 240 acres, near Goldendate. Wash.; will trade; $1250. 50 acres, alt cultivated: good building?: on Tualatin River, 13 mlleg from Portland, $2000. . . 40 acres first-class land, near Brooks. Marion CdUnty; good house, barn, and or chard; Jiving waer; wljl trade. SI COO. 110 acrcj. finely improved, about -000 choice fruit, trc drier cost $1600: fln house, barns, ettf.; Clark County, ash.; $10,000. . , . , 6 acres. Improved, large hou-e and barn. on electric line; 3d rare; f.wu. 5 acres, choice improveu; gooa nuun-; nut Ken 11 worth; $2600. 80 acres, all Improved; flne houe. barns, orchard; buildings alone cost more than price asked for farm; Clark County; $3500. 420 acre, good farm.jJO acres cultivated; 5Q0a,frult trees: 1000 Bartlett pears, apple. cherrlesT prunes, etc.; Sood buildings; mile to R. R. depot and boat landing; Cowlitz County. Washington; will trade. . 160 acres, good buildings, 30 acres culti vated, farm in Clackantas County: will trade; $3000. 4 , , 5 acres. Improved land; good house; at Mt. Tabor; will trade. . ilCO acres ot land near Oregon City; some improvements: cheap, at $1230 ICO acres; part Improved. In Fox Valley. Linn County; good buildings and orchard; J!600"- - . .t 313 acres', all good farming land, on Al bany prairie; well improved; good buildings; $9500. CITY PROPERTY. 7-room hard-finlshPd hous?, pahtry. bath; 4" full lotst on Hawthorne ave.. west ot Sun njslde; $2700. O-jroom, modern house. In Kenllworth; flne home: 2 lots; will trade: Good house, near Clinton Kelly School. $1000. . , C-room house, large barn. 16 lots; In Tro mont; $1600. .... -,...,. 7-room modern house. Upper Alblna. $2.rft0. 6-room -house, barn. 4" lots, w est slope Mt. Tabor: $1S00. ,, . . . ,. 7-room good house. In Sellwood; SlOoO. 10-room fln house. E-tst Side: $4500. 7-room house, clos lh; central East Side; - will trade. .... 7-room flne moaern nouse, cnoice location; central East Side; trade for farm; $4000 2 cottages. 5 rooms each. In Upper Alblna, to trade for a farm. ,.,,., 7-rocm nice house, barn. 2 lots. In fruit; In Piedmont; traHe for property- in or neat1 San Francisco, Cal.; $1600-. 9roorrt. modem house, choice location. In Upper Alblna; very anxious tp sell. 5-rodm cottager double parlors-, bay wln-dtrt-f; bath; 4 lots, fruit, flowers; overlooks river. , 5-room cottage, near Brooklj n School. $1000. Nice modern home, 2 lots; cost above $2300 to build house; on Penlnsulaj a rare bar gain; $1000; easy terms, at that. The finest home at University Park will trifle" for a' farm. 4-room coftag. Lincoln Park; $773. 7-oom house, 2-stor. double, parlors, al cove, bath, pantry, hall, basement; on East 20th st.; only $1600. BUSINESS CHANCES. Hotel, completely furnished, and making money; in a good" valley town. Good; paying- restaurant, fully equipped; well located. ,Nlc clean rooming-house, doing good business. Photograph- sallery. doing well. Splendid country blacksmith shop. JNO. A. HENKLE or A. A. BAKER. Rooms' 219 and" 221. AblrtgtOn bldg, Port land," Or. ' THE WHOLE Oft J'ART OF 45-ACKB FRUIT farm: partly ii. city limits of Portland; convenient to street-car; suitable to plit; S sflapf M". Billings, 229 Morrison st. A