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THE MORNING' OREGONIAN, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1904.
GROWING FAST AS EVER
GREAT PROGRESS OF EASTERN
SUBURBS OF PORTLAND.
New Factories at St. Johns, Sellwood
and Montavilia-Nccd of Mora
-. School Room on All Sides.
"While there Is no authentic record, It
may be said that Portland suburbs are
building- up faster so far this year than
ever before. Inside the city limits build
ing' permits are Issued and a record of
tho dwellings erected can be kept, but
not so with the suburbs; which frlngs the
southern, eastern and northern boundary
lines, and cover thousands .of acres of
land, all of which is really part of the
city and should be so credited. Naturally
jrrowth closely follows the lines of su
burban railways which give 5-cent faresr
Examples of extraordinary suburban
growth Is found along the Mount Scott
line, between Powell Valley road and
Lents, Including Woodstock, Tremont and
Lents. Since last August over 2000 acres
has been cleared and over 200 dwellings
have been built in that district. So great
has been the Increase in these two school
districts that the buildings are over
crowded, even the new building at Lents
being taxed to its utmost capacity. ,A
new school district has Just been carved
out of the territory between Woodstock
and Lents, and a new schoolhouse is to
be built as soon as the arrangements can
be made. At the rate dwellings are go
ing up now in the direction of Lents, Ave
miles from the Courthouse, Portland will
soon bo built up 'for that distance with
residences almost solidly.
Building on the Peninsula.
At St. Johns dwellings are springing up
in every direction, and yet there are no
houses for rent. One hundred and twenty
seven were counted within half a mile of
the electric railway station, and this
number does not include all by any
means. Councilman Monahan a year ago
predicted that St. Johns would have 2000
people by the end of 1904. but there are
probably that number now. The school
directors, who made provisions to build a
two-room annex to the present four-room
building, have about concluded that an
elgbt-room building will be none too large
lor the next school ybar, and the full
plans prepared by Architect Chappelle
Brown will probably be adopted and at
least an eight-room structure built
On the bluff along the Willamette
Boulevard some large dwellings are be
ing put up, and the foundation of a boarding-house
for the Peninsular Lumber
Company has Just been laid. Between
the boulevard and the edge of the bluff
overlooking the river a large number of
residences have been erected for men
employed in the Industries scattered along
the river.
Tho Peninsular Lumber Company Is
doubling the capacity of its plant and Is
erecting a planer building about 100x150.
It is estimated that the company' is
spending $50,000 in improvements.
Just on the north side of this plant the
Green Bay Lumber Company will put up
its great plant, including a box and fin
ishing factory. It will take about a year
to build.
The Acme Lumber Company has com
pleted a large lumber-yard on "the bluff
overlooking the Peninsular Lumber Com
pany's mill, to handle locally the output
of this and the Green Bay Lumber Com
pany's plant. It has already completed
several buildings, and Is now building a
tramway 'down from the bluff to the O.
JL & N. spur. This will be operated by
a stationary engine placed at the top,
for which the foundation of piles is now
being built. It Is proposed to pull up the
loaded wagons on cradles as boats are
lifted out of the water at shipyards. At
present the output for the retail business
is pulled up the bluff by means of a
winding road.
At the water front the foundation for
the new gristmill is being laid. Owing to
high water no progress "has been made on
the boat plant of the St. Johns Lumber
Company. It is expected that work on
the new plant for the Portland Woolen
Mills, which will give employment to
more than 150 neonlft. will snnn ho nnilor
way. Plans have been prepared and bids )
will be received this week. The main
structure will bo two-story, in the shape
of an L, and cost $100,000outslde of tho
machinery. President W. P. Olds says
the machinery will be the latest and best
this country affords, and by the time the
plant is in operation It will have cost
. $230,000. Most of tho old hands, who aro
now employed In the Bannockburn mill
at Albany will be engaged again.
Sellwood Cigar Factory.
At Sellwood the building for tho Port
land Cigar Factory Is completed, the ma
chinery in place, and work will be started
this morning. The building is two-story.
100x50 feet, and well lighted. It cost
about $3500. Mainly local capital Is In
terested In tho concern. Employment for
50 hands, mostly young women, will be
given at the start The company will as
far as .possible employ local help, though
at first mainly skilled hands will be em
ployed. Tomorrow night the Sellwood Board of
Trado will hear tho proposition of some
parties whd wish to start a factory. D.
M. Donaugh has asked every member to
attend.
In the Mount Tabor Districts.
The building at Montavllla to be oo
. cupled by the broom factory Is nearly
completed, and represents an Investment
of about $10,000. Employment for 30 hands
will be Elven. and about 100 dozen brooms
per day will bo turned out By another
year Montavllla hopes to have a fruit
cannery and other industries. That sub
urb Is experiencing a building boom. It
has spread northward till It has reached
the O. R. & N. track, and south to the
Section Line road.
The public school building Is over
crowded, and the directors will have to
provide at least two more rooms for next
year. Principal Bowland reports over 400
pupils this month.
- Iu Mount Tabor district No. 5, where
there are two schoolhouscs. the attend
ance was 525 during the latter portion of
the year, and the directors will have to
provide moro rooms. Toward the north.
In Center Addition, more than 50 new
houses have sprung up the past year, and
tho new famines there havo swelled the
attendance materially. It is considered
probable that a two-room building will
havo to be put In the north end of the
district this vacation. In both Mount Ta
bor and Montavllla It was expected that
the two districts would be annexed to
Portland, and thus solve the schoolroom
proposition, but it is now realized that
the people will havo to help themselves
as best they can. A movement is on foot
to Incorporate Mount Tabor district No.
5. and a bill for this purpose will he pre
pared for presentation to the Legislature
next Winter. The object Is to obtain au
thority to build sewers, open streets and
provido more water. It Is also possible
that the same steps may be taken In
Montavllla, especially to get more water
In the Sstrict between Sunnyslde' and
West avenue the need of sewerage is
"pressing.
Mormon Conference Ended.
LA GRANDE, Or.. June li. (Special.)
The quarterly conference of the Union
Stake of the Mormon Church, which has
been la session in this city for two days,
closed this afternoon "after four well-attended
meetings. People of all denomina
tions turned out to hear the president of
the church in Salt Lake City, Joseph P.
Smith, and Apostle Seymour B. Young,
who Is a relative of Brignam Young.
They spoke at two meetings today, prin
cipally on Joseph Smith and the resurrec-
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THE
PORTLAND
MHTWID.CR.
American Plan
also European
Plan. Modern
Restavrsat.
$3 PER DAY
and upward.
cost oxx acoxzex boxxam.
Portland's New Hotel
' Ifs a gem. Everything new and elegant. Steam heat, electric lights. Por
celain baths and lavatories on every floor. Rates. 75c. $1.00, U.50 and $2,081
European. Finest restaurant in Portland. Also billiards and bar.
The big olive-colored, rubber-tired coach meets all trains. Ifs free.
HOTEL SCOTT, Seventh and Ankeny Sts., P. O. Block
tion of the dead, as the Latter Day Saints
believe.
The meeting-house was crowded to over
flowing with people from all parts of East
ern Oregon.
Miners Deny the Ambush.
BOCKVALE, Wyo., June 12. Coal
miners who were In the - skirmish at
Dunnville when John Carley, one of the
Cripple Creek miners' was killed by the
militia, deny the published report that
tho miners were first to fire. Neither
were they entrenched behind rocks wait
ing for the militia, accoraing to their
statement, but they appeared on the
scene, and fled Immediately they were
fired upon.
The miners deny having fired a shot.
They say, it would have been easy ior
them to have completely anmanated the
small squadron of militiamen had they
so desired.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, June 12. Maximum tempera
ture. 82 deg.; minimum." 52. River reading.
11 A. 1L, 10.9 feet; change lh 24 hours. 0.1
foot. Total precipitation. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.
none; total since September. 1, 1003, 46.48
Inches; normal, 44.00; excess, 1.53. Total
sunshine June 11, 1904, 15 hours and 42 min
utes'; possible, 15 hours and 42 minutes. Ba
rometer (reduced to sea level), at 6 P. M..
30.04.
PACIFIC COAST "WEATHER.
? ? Wind. .2
STATIONS. S
rro J o
L!LL
Baker City 70 0.00 8 NW Clear
Bismarck 80 0.00 14 NW Clear
Boise 70 0.00 SW Clear
Eureka 60 0.00 NW Clear
Helena OS 0.00 6 NE Clear
Kamloops. B. C. 78 0.00 B Clear
North Head 68JO.00 14 N Clear
Pocatello 74 0.00 W Clear
Portland 82 0.00 10 NW Clear
Red Bluff 100 0.00 E Clear
Roseburg 84 0.00 12 NE Clear
Sacramento ....... 06 0.00 NE Clear
Salt Lake City .... 76 0.00 14 NW Clear
San Francisco 90 0.00 2Sw Clear
Spokane 70 0.00 6 NE Pt. cloudy
Seattle 74 0.00 12 NW Pt. cloudy
Tatoosh Island .... 58 0.00 CN Clear
Walla Walla SOjO.OO S'N Clear
Light.
"WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Fair weather continues in the stateB west
of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature has
risen from 6 to 10 deg. in the North Pacific
States, but east of the Cascades It Is not
warmer than usual at this season of the year,
while west of this range It Is about 10 deg.
above normal.
The Indications arc for fair and continued
it-arm weather Monday in "Western Oregon and
Western "Washington, and fair and warmer
weather In the eastern portions of these states
and Idaho.
The river at Portland at 5 P. M. was 19.8
feet. It will fall slightly Monday and Tues
day. "WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts' made at Portland at 8 P. M. for
28 hours ending at midnight June 13:
Portland and vicinity Fair and continued
warm; northerly winds.
"Western Oregon and "Western "Washington
Fair and continued warm; northerly winds.
Easter Oregon. Eastern Washington and Ida.
ho Fair ana warmer.
THE RIVERS.
STATIONS.
Portland. Or.
The Dalles. Or.
Umatilla. Or.
Pasco, Wash., No. 1....
Pasco, Wash., No. 2....
Wenatchee. Wash. .....
Newport, Wash
Bonner's Ferry, Idaho..
RIparla. Wash
Lewlston, Idaho
Welser, Idaho
19.91-0.1
133.8
-0.5
:o.o
10.2
-0.1
-O.l
16.C
14.5
.0
0.0
15.3
-0.1
0.8
22.0
12.2
-1.3
13.5
-0.7
11.0
0.2
The river at Portland will fall slightly Mon
day and Tuesday.
EDWARD A. BEALS, District Forecaster.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At residence. 350 Couch st.. bet. 7th and 8th
sts. Sale at 2 P. M. Geo. Baker & Co..
auctioneers. -
By the Ford Auction Company, at 182 1st St.,
at 10 A. M.; at 227 Gllsan St., at 2 P. 1L; at
SG6 "Washington st., at 7:30, evening. H. Ford,
auctioneer.
DIED.
KRANER At Salem. Or.. June 11. 1904. Wil
liam P. Kraner, aged 42 years. Remains are
at FInley's chapel. Funeral notice here
after. THOMAS John O., at residence of T. A.
Davey, June 12, at 11:30 A. M. Funeral
notice later.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
OVESEN In this city. June 12, 1904. at -her
late residence. 749 Minnesota are., SIkke E.
Ovesen. aged 22 years. Friends and ac
quaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services, which will be held
at FInley's Chapel at 3 P. M., Tuesday,
June 14. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
HATCH Friends and acquaintances are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral serv
ices of Payson H. Hatch, which will be held
at FInley's Chapel, at 1:30 P. M. today. In
terment Oregon City. The deceased was a
member of Alblna Camp, W. O. W.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Undertakers and
embatmers, have moved to their new build
Inc. Third and Salmon. Lady assistant.
Telephone No. 607.
3. P. JETNLEY SON, Funeral Directors,
cor. 3d and Marti son. Office of County Cor
oner. Ladjc. assistant. Telephone No. 9.
F. 8. DUNNING, Undertaker. 41 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Telephone East 52.
DUNNING A CAMPION, Undertakers, 7th
and Pine. Lady assistant. Phone Main 430.
CLARK BXOS FINE FLOWERS. FLO-
ral design. 2SC MocrUo. J
a W. KXroTJKr Ms.
STNETS, WTU1I, NfM
. . $1.0O, $1.50, $2.00 per Dy
KMOBimit
FG1 TQUIUTS M3
csittucui ramne
Special rate
made to families
and single z-ea tie
men. The ms
arc drat trill be
pleated at all
times to abow
rooms and give
prices. A modern
Turkish bath es
tablish moat. Is
the hotel.
H. C. BOWERS,
Manager.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. & A. S. RITE Programme
tenth semiannual reunion:
Monday
9 A. M. Registration of candi
dates. 10 A. M. Fourth fifth -and
sixth degrees.
3 P. M. Fourteenth degree.
Tuesday
9 A. M- Eighteenth degree. '
11 A M. Twenty-first degree (Salem team).
2 P. M. Thirtieth degree.
7. P. M. Thirty-second degree.
9:30 P. M. Grand ball.
Officers must be present 30 minutes before
time named for work.
NORWEGIAN SOCIETY NORDLYSET
Members of this lodge are hereby requested
to attend the funeral of our sister, Mrs. Axel
Ovesen. Tuesday, -at 3 P. M.. from FInley's
undertaking- parlors. 3d and Madison. Inter
ment at Lone Fir Cemetery.
M. MOLTENSON. President.
TVANHOB LODGE, "SO. 10. K. OF P. Reg
ular convention tonight at 8 o'clock, in Pyth
ian Hall, eighth floor, Marquam bldg. Visit
ing Knights cordially Invited.
.... C. H. MEUSSDORFFER. JR., C. C.
FRED P. HOLM. K. of R. and S..
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A. F.
& A. II. Stated communication this
(Monday) evening, at 7:30 o'clock
sharp. Visitors are cordially invited.
By order of the W. M.
W. M. DE LIN, Secretary.
EXEMPT FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION Reg
ular meeting this (Monday) evening), at 7:30
o clock. In their rooms at City Hall. By order
of the president.
R. P. DONOVAN, Secretary.
FOR RENT Oddfellows Hall, for Monday
nights. Apply to Dr. Stryker. or the Janitor.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE BAKER miE
THEATER and Manager.
Phone Main 1907.
Tonight, all week, matinee Saturday,
The Casino Company. In Weber & Fields great
burlesque on "Barbara Frietchle,"
"BARBARY FIDGETY"
Evening, 50c. 35c. 25c. 15c.
Matinee, 25c, 15c, 10c.
Fourth and Stark Streets.
The Topic of Portland Conversation.
A Vaudeville Theatre of Actual Refinement
every Sunday at 2 P. M.
Matlr.ee Every Sunday at 2 P. M.
FREE Admission FREE.
ARCADE THEATER
Seventh and Washington.
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
2:15 to 4:30. 7:15 to 10:30.
Sunday, continuous from 2 to 10:30.
For Ladles, Gentlemen and Children.
Admission. 10 cents to any seat.
The home of . polite' vaudeville.
Continuous performances from 2 to 4:30 F. M.
Sundays, continuous 2 to 10:30 P. M.
Evening performances from 7 to 10:30 P. M.
Any seat in the theater.
. TEN CENTS
LYRIC THEATER
(Corner Alder and Seventh.)
HIQM-CLASS
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
2:30 to 4:50. V:30 to 1030.
Continuous performance Sunday, 2 to 10 P. U.
TEN CENTS NO HIGHER
A SNAP
Three sightly lots on Portland Heights, very
cheap.
FRANK E. HART, room 105 Sherlock" bldg.
M011TGAGE LOANS
On improved city and farm property. Boll4
lag loans. Installment Joans. TO. MAC
MASTER. Zll Worcester block.
LUMBER AUCTION
JUNE 25. 1904.
On the above late I will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, at my mill my en
tire stock of lumber, about 700,000 feet of all
kinds and grades, well seasoned, rough and
dressed dumber.
Between Kelso and Sandy P. O.. and 5 miles
from Boring Station (O. W. P. Ry.).
JOHN STRAUS.
For sale 7-room house; lot
50x100, and barn; one block,
from Brooklyn schoolhouse. one
block from O. W. P. Ry's. line
and 2 blocks from Brooklyn car line. Will
take small payment down, with balance' on
easy payments. Price $1500. See owner. '644
E. 12th and Beacon sta.
BARTON
Lota will be sold at auction June 21. Ex
cursion rates. Cars leave 1st and Alder sta
O. W. P. & Ry. Co.'e line.. O W. P. Town
site Co.. 134 1st st. Phone Main 210.
FOR SALE
Hotel and Excursion Park
With new dance ball 40x85, roost
beautiful location on Columbia River
at Washougal. Enquire, 361 East
Burnside
Mortgage Loans 5 and Upwards
Real Estate City and Farm
Insurance in All Lines
A. II. bierell;
farzaerly of MarMastw lilrrell.
I02-& atcKay Building. Third, and Stark,
&ASSJJTED AD. 2ATIS.
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1ms. IS eeate; 1 to 3 Vonta, 3 ceatai 21 to
X -werfa. eaata, . No sooat far M3
taaerUe. UNDKR AJLL. OTRKR X9ULD8 xcet "New
Tetay." SO eeats ter X wera or lees; It ta 30
e?a. 4 eeats; 21 ta V war. M eeats. etc
tLrsC iMtrtloa. S&cb a4dltleaal taaerUoe,
w naif; so farther Atacewt vaaer em T&oatX
"NSW TOO AT" (saace aeasere aaate). 15
ecsts per Uh. ftrat tBserUea: ir oeata er line
tar each aWtUogal taserUaa.
ANEWSK3 TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
reeed ear Tfce Oreo&ltB. and left at this
eee. skswla always Ta lacleeed la sealed en
Talopea, Ns stuap is repaired em aaca letters.
The OreaonUa will not be responsible for
efrsra la adverUsacaeats takes taroaca the
teleaaoaa.
NEW TO DAT.
MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OR UN
lmproved city property. In sums to suit.
Parrlsh, Watklns & Co.. 250 Alder st.
GOOD TWO-STORY HOUSE AND LOT 6TH
st, short distance from Hotel- Portland. $4000.
L. E. Thompson & Co.. 228 3d.
FOR SAXE KXAE ESTATE.
WHAT IS THE MATTER 7 FOR SALE,
that central block adjoining Postoface: In
come $3000 per "annum; no risk: no Insur
ance; all street Improvements made for 10
years; secured with a fine hotel and store
building, co tin r $31,000; hotel "and stores
dolus & good business; prompt Income, no
risk; investigate while there Is a chance.
Parties can buy one-third Interest In hotel
bull ding, if so desired, with or without the
land. F 40, Oregonlaa.
7VJ ACRES. ALL IMPROVED, HOUSE,
barn, chicken-houses, good well, also
spring, family orchard and berries, on good
Toad. 5 miles east of city; $3200.
About 1 acre, all improved, fruit trees
and berries, water In house; also creek on
place; .house rents for $12 month; close In.
near car line; price $1890. Apply 67 E. 0t
North, between Davis and Everett sts.
WHEAT LANDSA SNAP, WILL SELL
you an SO or more at reasonable prices and
locate you on homestead on adjoining land,
which, together makes cheapest wheat farm.
In Oregon farms under cultivation adjoining-raise
wheat, oats, corn, etc; good roads,
well water; no Irrigation needed; railroad
building to within four miles. Look this
up at once. Room 40, Oilman Hotel.
BARGAIN INCOME-BEARING PROPER
ty; In good state of cultivation; close to
busy hamlet; with rail and boat transporta
tion, and access two large markets; new
buildings; variety fruits, mostly apples, on
main county road, near Portland; Immedi
ate possession. Q 4, Oregonlan.
175 AN ACRE BUTS A GOOD 210-ACRE
ranch, 10 milch cows and calves; hay and
grain land; all under cultivation except 40
acres; would make an Ideal and highly profit
able dairy and fruit farm. For full partic
ulars address Don Carlos Boyd, Ontario, Or.
MODERN SUBURBAN COTTAGE. EIGHT
rooms, on highly improved grounds. 100
feet square, choice fruit, flowers and shrub
ery; best of car service. If you wish a
nice .place this will suit you. Phone Scott
1315.
FOR SALE COTTAGE AND 5 ACRES ON
heights overlooking Columbia River, at Hood
River Springs; creek, waterfall and rocks;
can be made an Ideal resort; price, $1000.
Inquire of J. L. Henderson, Hood River, Or.
FINE NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. CONCRETE
basement and all modern Improvements;
full lot; two blocks from car; Upper Albl
na, $2150; small payment down, baL month
ly. Robert Bell. 321 Worcester block.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE CAN ONLT
be had from owners; no middleman's profit;
see our lists and let us Introduce you to
owners. CROCKERS. Inc. Real Estate
Clearing-House, 418 Ablngton bldg.
U BLOCK AND FOUR 6-ROOM COTTAGES,
close In. East Side; streets Improved, sewer
and cement sidewalk; yearly Income $740;
must be sold In 10 days; price $0000. Ad
dress VM 70, Oregonlan.
FOR SALE ON EAST PAYMENTS CHEAP
in suburbs, a 5-room bouse, hard finish,
brick foundation and cellar, bearing trees,
good-size lot. Inquire 515 Jefferson st.
20 MILES FROM COURTHOUSE. IN MULT
nomah County, 150 acres; 50 acres level;
40 acres can be plowed now. Address Own
er, Fulton House. 4th and Alder.
FINELT IMPROVED WEST SIDE PROPER-
iy lor saie jor ou per cent or what Improve
ments cost, paying large rental. L. E
Thompson 4 Co., 22S 3d.
FOR SALE LOT-AND 7-ROOM HOUSE,
near 11th and Jefferson; modern conve
niences; furniture for sale; complete little
home. D 42, Oregonlan.
CORNER LOT FOR SALE, MASON AND
Minnesota ave., cheap. See owner. J. Mc
Gtbbons, -Hunter's avenue. Crystal Springs
Addition, near Sellwood.
IN HOLLADAT PARK AN 8-ROOM RESI
dence, colonial, modern; cement walks, floor
furnace, gas. electricity; $3050; Installments!
S 37, Oregonlan.
THREE WEST SIDE LOTS, 33 1-3x110 FT.,
16th st.. 100 ft. south of Montgomery. $1500
each. Owner, 210 Allsky bldg.. 3d and Mor
rison. FOR SALE TWO LOTS AND THREE
houses. Park and Everett; two lots and one
bouse. Seaside. Inquire Lowengardt, 33 Park.
200 FARMS. SMALL TRACTS AND LOTS
Bargains on O. W. P. electric line. O. R.
Addlton, Lents. Or. TakeMt, Scott car; 5c
A VERT DESIRABLE 7-ROOM RESIDENCE,
new, modern, fully Improved, In Irvlngton;
$3100; Installments. . T 37, care Oregonlan.
FOR SALE ONE OR TWO ACRES. WEST
slope Mount Tabor; house, barn, fruits;
West and Hawthorne ave.; very choice.
FOR SALE NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE; 50x100
lot; 42d and Hawthorne, on car line; terms
reasonable. Phone Scott 103. B. R. Evert.
A FEW DESIRABLE AND SIGHTLT WEST
Side lots; will build on them for you; pay
on installments. Kroner, 1C3H 3d.
FOR SALE 500 ACRES STUMP LAND, 10
miles from Portland. Inquire 2S7 E. Morri
son st. C. R. Davis Fuel Co.
$250 BUTS NICE LOT ON HAWTHORNE
ave. car line; sewer, city water; a snap.
1199 Hawthorne ave.. near 40th.
$700-FOR SALE, 5-ROOM HOUSE, LOT 75x
100, good view of city and a real bargain. J.
S. Fobs, 405 Hawthorne avo.
FOR SALE TWO LOTS ON TILLAMOOK
St., 100 feet from Union ave. Inquire 49
N. 9th st. West Side.
FOR SALE CHOICE CORNER .LOT. 17TH
and East Alder; a bargain. C W. Pallett,
213 Commercial block.
FOR SALE ON E. 18TH ST.. NEAR TIL
lamook at-, 100x100 ft., cheap. Address P
38, Oregonlan.
$2600 NEW 8-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE LOT;
fruit trees; close In. Miller, 303 Chamber
Commerce.
NEW LARGE. UP-TO-DATE HOUSE, HOL
lday Park; your own terms. Owner. Phone
East 075.
ONE LOT, 100X100, IN WOODSTOCK ADDI
tlon; cheap. Inquire Miss E. J. Cole, St.
Johns, Or.
FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP DUHRKOOP
place, Barnes' Heights. Inquire 792 Wash
ington st.
NEW C-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. NEAR
steel bridge; $3000; terms. 612 Commercial
building.
RARE BARGAIN $1000 BUTS 255 ACRES
near Brownsville. P. O, Box 275, Oregon
City. Or.
$700 7-ROOM HOUSE; NEW; FINE LOT.
at station on Mount Scott car-line. 107U
3d st.
FORSALE CHOICE SMALL HOME. 10TH.
West Side; Al location; owner, Q 70, Ore
gonlan. 5-room cottage, modern Improvements; terms
easy; 722 Corbett. Inquire 710 Corbett.
Bargalns to 10-acre tracts; easy terms.
Inquire Wra. Shlndler. MUwaukle, Or.
A SNAP CORNER LOT. E. 30TH AND
Grant sts.; $173. Call 313 Water st.
FOR. SALE FARMS.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL
parts of Oregon and Washington; payments
made to suit purchasers. For particulars
apply to Wm. MacMoster, 311 Worcester
block.
840 ACRES. 35 MILES FROM PORTLAND;
4.000.000 ft. fir and cedar; dam. cost $2000;
on Yamhill River; price $5000; also 80 acres,
for rooming-house. 474 Alder st.
10 ACRES STRAWBERRY LAND. 40 MTN
utes ride from center of Portland. Box 73.
-Bearerton, Or.
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FINE FARM. 352 ACRJNL 1M CULTTVAT
ed, adapted to grain, fruit, keys. aay. ec.
fine hog ranch. All starts watered, ay
spring brmackes; no field divided; tea
spring water piped to hoaae aad fears;
comfortable house, fine barn, abuadaace
of fruit. English walnuts, etc; on R. F. D.
route from Salem; price and terras reason
able. Inquire at owner, first house east
of Portland Woolen Mills, Umatilla ave.,
Sellwood. L Burlejr.
16 M -ACRE ORCHARD; SIX MILES FROM
Vancouver. 14 miles from Portland; 15 acres
full bearing Italian prune trees, one acre
in raspberries: house and barn; noma or
chard, of assorted fruits; Just the -place to
make money from the start by raising
prunes, chickens, bees, small fruits and veg
etables; easy terms. Call on or address
owner. 605 Commercial block.
27.000 ACRES OF IRRIGATED LAND,
free from the state to settlers, who will
pay from $5 .to $15. per acre to the Co
lumbia Southern Irrigation Company for
perpetual water right; for Information call
or address B. S. Cook, 251 Alder st.. Fort
land, Or.
9 ACRES ON WILLAMETTE RIVER. FIVE
miles from Portland, good orchard and
vineyard, three minutes walkt from elec
tric line; price $200 per acre. RIsley &
Starkweather, R. p. D., Mllwaukte. Or.
FARM LANDS TVE ARE HEADQUAR
ters for Eastern Oregon wheat lands and
nave a large list of Willamette Vallej
farms. See us before you buy. McArthur
& Mahoney, 410 Macleay bldg.
1 GO-ACRE FARM NEAR LENTS. O. W. P.
Ry., 40 acres In cultivation, about 8000
cords of nrst-claes cord wood. $50 per acre;
very- easy terms. L. E. Thompson 4b Co.,
223 3d st.
Modern farm. 55 acres, level, near Portland,
east, electric car; orchard. 227 Front.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
WE HAVE ABOUT 15 TIMBER CLAIMS FOR
immediate location, which will cruise from
2.000.000. to 3.000.000 feet of the beet grade
of yellow pine. These claims are extra well
' situated, near a navigable river, tributary
to the Columbia. Location fee reasonable.
These won't last long. Taft & Co., 125-6
Ablngton bldg.
FOREST RESERVE AND OTHER SCRIPS
Cheaper scrip for NON-TIMBERED lands;
all fully guaranteed; bank references: gen
eral land practice; varied experience. Col
lins Land Co.. Concord bldg.
FOREST RESERVE, APPROVED, SANTA
Fe, on hand, ready for location; also sol
diers' additional land warrants and Sioux
scrip. Maglnnls & Son, 227 Falling bldg.
160-ACRES YELLOW PINE AND FIR, 3.000,
000 feet, near railroad and Columbia River;
fine land for fruit or stock; level; nice
spring; $1000. R 82, Oregonlan.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 160 ACRES
fir timber land (5.000,000 feet), near river.
Lane County, Oregon. Van Dusen. 126- 13th
ave.. North, Seattle, Wash.
TWO FINE TIMBER CLAIMS AND TWO
good homesteads; good location; easy access;
reasonable location fee. M 42. Oregonlan.
TIMBER INVESTMENTS I HAVE FOR
sale several large and small tracts of tim
ber. A E. Mathews, 418 Oregonlan bldg.
820 ACRES FINE TIMBER CRUISES 10.
000.000 ft.; 20 miles from Portland; $12.50
per acre, gee owner, 232 Stark st.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANTED 5 OR 6-ROOM COTTAGE, MOD
ern, up to date, on Installments. J. S.
Greenfield. City HalL
WANTED SMALL IMPROVED FARM,
close to graded school; must be a bargain.
E 41, Oregonlan.
FOR SALE.
Horses, Vehicles, Etc.
SEVERAL WELL - BROKEN DRIVING
horses; 14 unbroken young horses; good
teams, weight 1150. at $100 and $125 per
team. J. S. Klrkley, where Mount Scott
car crosses Section Line Road.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FINE DRTVTNG
mare, 8 years old; well bred and stylish;
also good buggy; harness and 2 robes; a
nice outfit. Imus & Wllloughby, Kalama,
Wash.
JUST ARRIVED 20 HORSES. WEIGHING
from 1200 to 1600 pounds, for sale, at Port
land Union Stock Yards, foot of 17th st.
Phone Main 492. E. E. Wlllard.
FOR SALE CHEAP SWELL TEAM OF
driving horses, fine for pleasure, with two
seated trap; owner must sell. Call 226 3d
st. Phone Main 1519.
FOR SALE SINGLE BUGGY, HORSE AND
harness, all- In first-class, condition; reason
able. Inquire 662 Kearney st., or phone
Main 2232.
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WANTED DRTVTNG HORSE; ALSO BROKE
to ride; black; weight 1100 to 1200 pounds.
Dr. S. M. Wendt, Castle Rock, Wash.
1B0 VEHICLES. 800 SETS HARNESS, NEW
and 2d hand; 1 Shetland pony. 211 Wash.
FOR SALE TEAM. HARNESS AND WAG
on. Call 42d and B. Main. Phone Union 552.
Pran os-
PIANO FOR SALE HEINE BROS. SQUARE
piano, in good condition, for sale at half
price; $50 cash. Wm. Huss, Woodlawn.
$350 PIANO FOR $1S5 IF SOLD AT ONCE;
almost new and standard make; fine style.
500 E. Couch st.
GOOD PIANO. SLIGHTLi USED. FOR
sale cheap; axsnap. W 19, Oregonlan.
Mlscetmaeous.
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DOES TOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair It with Elaterlte'; It rolls, easy to
lay needs no painting or coating; good over
old iron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs.
Elaterlte Roofing Co.. 10 Worcester bldg.
STANDARD TYPEWRITERS FROM $25;
all makes rented and repaired. Rubber
stamps, notary seals, etc. Cunningham's,
231 Stark. Tel. 1407.
GENUINE HALL'S SAFES ONLT OFFICE
In the Northwest ls at 70 6th Bt. Herrlng-Hall-Marvln
Safe Co. Very low prices on
scond'hand safes.
GOOD FOR SHOP OR WAREHOUSE PUR
poses. building 50x50, two stories; lot 50x100;
nearly new; cheap. J. E. Hunt. Phone
East 67.
FOR SALE LIGHT BRAHMA EGGS, $1.50
per setting of 15; also, one each cock and
cockerel; fine birds; $1.50 each. G 70, Ore
gonlan. "OR SALE A 10-H.P. ENGINE, IN FIND
shape; also 10-b.p. uprign boiler and a trac
tion wood saw. W. J. Benson, Hlllsboro, Or.
CUT FLOWERS AT BOTTOM RATES SUP
plled to restaurants, steamers, railroads,
etc Try us. Phone Scott 2833.
LAWYERS 57 VOLUMES FEDERAL "RE
porter, very cheap; excellent condition; other
law books. X 41. Oregonlan.
IF TOU WISH GOOD 4-FOOT LTVE FIR
wood, go to Hoover & Conway, 313 Water
st. Phone Main 450C.
A CANDT STORE FOR SALE; GOOD LO
catlon and two living rooms. H 42, care
Oregonlan.
$50 POOL TABLE IN GOOD CONDITION,
with Ivory balls, 81 N. 10th, cor. Everett.
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TINNERS' AND PLUMBERS' TOOLS, NEAR
ly new; cheap. J. EL Hunt. Phone East 67..
BICYCLE CLOSING OUT SALE $40 WOLFF
Amerlcans now $25. 7th and Morrison,
FOR SALE ONE HARDWOOD BEDROOM
set and codk stove. Phone Scott 2404.
FOR SALE FRESH COW. 233 SPENCER
st, Montavllla. Phone Scott 5792.
TYPEWRITER. CHAIR. SAFE. ROLL TOP
desk, letter press. F 35. Oregonlan.
FINE SILVER SKTE TERRIER PUPPIES
for sale. Basement. 320 Park st.
FOR SALE SHELVING AND COUNTER.
S. Heltshu & Co.. 53 First st.
FOR SALE A TOP BUGGT. CAN BE SEEN
at 415 E. Salmon, cor. 6th.
FOR SALE FINE TALKING PARROT. IN
qulre 0 N. 3d st.
CHEAP TWO SAFES. ALMOST NEW. D 41,
Oregonlan.
YACHT FOR SALE CHEAP. APPLY 208 N.
10th st.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED SEVERAL GOOD SOLICITORS
for easy selling article. R C9, Oregonlan.
WANTED A STRONG BOT TO LEARN THE
bread-baking trade. Call at 114 Russell.
MAN WITH $125 CAN MAKE GOOD
- money. Address J L Oregonlan.
KELP WArrXD MALX.
NOTICE.
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, the
leading employment agency of the North
west. 249 Burnsldo st. Phone Main 3074.
LET US HELP YOU WE PLACE HUN
areda of responsible employes. If you want
a better salary, or a chance to earn a
salary, write for our plans and booklet.
Hapgooda tint). Suite K. 323 Walker nldg..
Seattle.
MEN WISHING TO GO TO ALASKA ON
good wagts. take 320 am-m ttrnW nm.c..
and. draw 6 per cent and dividends on money
"' at AiasKa. .Mutual fisheries Jfc
Industrial Co.. 8 A. M. to S P. M. room A
Times building, Seattle, Wash.
ANTED A TOUNG- MAN TO CO-OPER-ate
with, me In opening an advertising
agency In this city; stenographer pre
ferred must have small capital; an excep
tional opportunity for the right ,r q 37,
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TO LEARN THE "BARBER TRADE;
only requires 8 weeks to complete and secure
good positions; constant practice and expert
instruction; catalogue mailed free. Moler
System Barber College. San Francisco, Cat.
ALL-ROUND CANDY-MAKER TO TAKE
charge of factory; must be first -class In
cream and hard goods. Good salary for
right man. Must furnish references. Ad
dress T 43. Oregonlan.
M?N AND WOMEN TO LEARN. BARBER
trade; class for ladles; write foe particu
lars, and If In doubt make-personal investi
gation. American Barber College. 253 Ev
erett st, Portland.
WANTED STRONG, ACTIVE TOUNG MAN.
Jobbing house, who can keep books; good
worker. Clerks' Registration. Bureau. 265
Morrison, room 303.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL NURSERY
stock; cash advanced weekly; write Immedi
ately for territory before It is all assigned,
Chi co Nursery Co., Chlco, CaL
WANTED GOOD ALL-ROUND BLACK
smlth for country, 10 miles frpm city, on
Base Line road; good wages. S. J. Bliss,
Rockwood, Or.
FEATURE ACTS. BALLOON MEN. ATTRACT
uuus ui cverj- aesenpuon wanted ror the hol
idays. Newman's Theatrical Agency, 313
Washington.
THE COLUMBUS CALIFORNIA WINE DeI
pot, retail headquarters for cooks and walt
ers. P. Loratl. Phone Red -1993. 143 4th.
WANTED MAN WHO KNOWS THE RE
tall grocery business; a good, hustling so
llcltor preferred. H 43, Oregonlan.
WANTED LABORERS. GRADE WORK.'
Sumpter Valley Railroad, at Whitney, $2
per day, weekly board $4.50.
BOTS WANTED SALARY OR COMMIS
slon, selling Jewelry novelties; can work
after school. Alpine, 152 First.
PARTNER WITH $350 AND SERVICES FOR
half interest In splendid paying business.
T 13, Oregonlan.
WANTED PRINTER; TOUNG MAN COM
petent to work In country Bhop. Address 208
xv, iregonian.
BOT WANTED. J. R. ROGERS. PRINTER,'
90 1st st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED
glove saleslady; one fully experienced In
laces; both as head of departments; rare op
portunity. Clerks' Registration Bureau, 23
Morrison st, room 303.
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DOMESTIC HELP OF ALL KINDS CHAM
oermaias, cooks, waitresses,, nurseglrls. sec
ond girls, housekeepers, housework. $15 to
$30. Canadian Parlors, 226 Morrison.
Phone Main 1323.
THE BOOKLOVERS LIBRARY REQUIRES
a representative In Portland; one who can
present an attractive proposition to the
cultured classes. Address with references,
82 6th st.
WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS, COOKS. WAIT-
rauee, cuamuermaias, general worjeers. at.
Louis Agency, 23014 Yamhill. Phone Black
2881.
FOR LADIES ONLT.
Portland Women's Employment Company,
216 Allsky, cor. 3d and Morrison. Red 3087.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS GIRL TO COOK
ana ao general cousework; Portland Heights;
good wages. Apply room 307 Maoleay bldg.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
workand cooking; must have references.
Phone Main 2464. Monday.
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Call mornings, 627 Marshall
St., between 19th and 20th.
WANTED DRESSMAKER AT HOUSE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. 703 Everett
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; good plain cook; small family. (!51
Hoyt. near 20th st.
GIRL WANTED. FAMILY OF TWO. TO As
sist housework; good home; moderate wages.
D 77, Oregonlaa.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. small family. Phone Main 2633. 444
Carter st.
GIRL. EXPERIENCED, FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply this morning before 12,
291 7th.
"WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO ANSWER TBL
ephone and bells. Elton Court, 11th and Yam
hill sts.
GIRL. TO WAIT ON TABLE AND ASSIST
with housework; no cooking. 395 Morrison
street.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 225 10th St., Monday, bet. 9 and
11.
WANTED A COMPETENT SECOND GIRL
In private family. Telephone Suburban 803.
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WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS PICTURE
hustlers; ladles or gents. 80 r Dekum bldg.
WANTED TEACHER FOR CHINESE Mis
sion, at 233 2d St., from 7:30 to 9:30.
WANTED A NURSE GIRL AT 393 11TH;
must sleep home. Apply mornings.
WANTED GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK.
1001 Corbett st., cor. Bancroft.
A GOOD. PLAIN COOK FOR PRTVATE
boarding-house. 186 5th at.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN
small family. Call 509 1st st.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS PASTRY COOK,
female. Inquire 345 Morrison.
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework. Apply 596 6th at.
GIRL WANTED FOR SECOND WORK AT
22 N. 11th st.
GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 287 13TH
street.
WOMAN COOK WANTED AT 50 N. 6TH
street.
HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED ENERGETIC. TRUSTWORTHY
man or woman to work In Oregon, repre
senting large manufacturing company; sal
ary $40 to $90 per month, paid weekly; ex
penses advanced. Address, with stamp, J.
H. Moore, Portland. Or.
WANTED AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
everywhere; can make $10 to $20 per week
easily- and pleasantly at home; no money
required. The Lake Co., 110 Monroe st..
Chicago.
MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON FARM,
woman to do cooking; wages liberal; ref-
erences required. Address D. J". Harris
Prlnevllle. Or.
8 WAITRESSES (CITY. COUNTRY). Do
mestics; farmhand (milking). $30; second
cook, $35. Drake. 205 Washington.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
BOOKS OPENED. BALANCED AND
statements made by experienced account
ant; special arrangements to keep small
sets books very reasonably; no chargo for
Inspection. Phone East 1219.
SITUATION WANTED AS COLLECTOR,
manager, ticket-seller or any light work
best of refences. Address D 69, Oregonlan:
STENOGRAPHER, CAPABLE YOUNG MAN
desires evening work; moderate compensa
tlon; has day position. T 40, Oregonlan.
Miscellaneous.
BT YOUNG MAN AND WIFE. IMMEDTATE-
V . " uoiei, or take charge
of store In or out of town. O 80, Oregonlan.
EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE MTDDLE
aged man wants to work on private resi
dences and lawns. N 37. Oregonlan.
glTUATieX WANTS XALjl
EXPERIENCED BUILDER. WANTS PrQ
uon as suoennten&eai or xoreman: nnrt.
stands all classes of bJJ dings and the
xonstrucUon, Interior, etc Address G. J
uarsler. nam. cor. -iist ana aianies- sts.
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TWO FIRST-CIASS HOTEL AND CApi
cocks, man ana wire, to uuts cnarge of
iocdhotel or Summer resort: or' will take.
good camp Job. WUUaa White, SSO" Erereti
FIRST-CLASS MAN AND WOTS OPEN FO
engagement, beach hotel f manager or cs
clerk and housekeeper; experienced; xefei
ences. v si. care oregonlan.
SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN. HAS
good education, seeks employment of any
kind; can give Al referaeces. O 84, Ore
gonlan. -
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STEADY MAN. PRACTICAL CUTTER ANT
tailor, wants a steady Job, In or out of. city.
Address P 87, care Oregonlan.
BOY OF 18 WOULD LIKE TO FINISH
'" uaue; x years experrenca m rau.
road shop. F S2. Oregonlan.
ENGINEER AND GENERAL MECHANIC
desirea position; mill or factory preferred;
references. F 16. Oregonlan.
MACHINIST WANTS POSITION: UNDER"-
and 10th st., N.
CHINESE COOK WANTS CONTRACT
ti.P- ta hotel or restauranat. Address
164 Zd St.
Al MARKER AND DISTRIBUTER WANTS
work In or out of city. T 39. Oregonlan.
GOOD BARTENDER WOULD LIKE Posi
tion out of the city, p 69. Oregonlan.
PLOSNT BT AN ACTIVE BOT OBI
17. C 39, Oregonlan.
.srrcATTpxa wanted fxmaxjl
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Bookkeepers and Stenographers.
COMPETENT LADY STENOGRAPHER
and bookkeeper, who filled responsible posl
U?aLla J?1?80' des-res permanent position?
with reliable firm. 1228 Wilbur st. Phona
Scott 1235.
LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES A Poi
sltion; start with small salary. G 42. Ore
gonlan. ETENT STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
position. Phone East 1176.
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Dressmakers.
PLAIN OR FANCY SEWTNG AT REASON
able prices. Call at 270 Montgomery at.
Phone Main 4469. ar "m
CHILDREN'S SEWINCl, SHIRTWAISTS,
etc; shirtwaists. $1 and up. 44 E. 7th N.
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Domestics.
TWO GIRLS WOULD LIKE POSITIONS TO
do housework and plain -sewing. 263 4th.
Call Monday.
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A GIRL WANTS A PLACE TO DO GOOD
cooiung. i-none .East 1005.
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A GIRL, 14 YEARS OLD, WANTS PLACE!
to assist light housework. Phone Main S627
Mlscclxaseoaa.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES DAT
work, washing. Ironing, cleaning; guest din
ners prepared and served. Ring up before
8 A. M., after 7 P. M, Black 2872.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS PIANIST WANTS
position, day or night; good sight reader..
Address G 16, Oregonlan.
GIRL WISHES GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Call 543 Raleigh at., bet. 16th and 17th.
WANTED WASHING OR HOUSE-CLEAN-tag.
Phone Clay 208, room 12.
COMPETENT TOUNG WOMAN WILL DO
day work. Phona Hood 734.
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT THE
largest nursery on the Pacific Coast. We
carry all latest and best specialties and
full line of nursery stock; complete out
fit for canvassing furnished free; one-half
commission advanced weekly; mention ter-
ritory preferred; give references with ap
plication. Address Washington Nursery
Company, Toppenlsh. Wash.
WANTED UP TO DATE PHOTO COUPON
and portrait agents. Rembrandt. Ablng
ton bldg.
WANTED TO KENT.
WANT TO RENT SMALL COTTAGE.
East Side, with yard and shade; give lo
cation, description and price to good ten
ant; no children. Phone Union 3072. or ad
dress S 22. Oregonlan.
WANTED 7 TO 10-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
zriehed or unfurnished. West Side; close In:
responsible tenant; will buy. N 39. Ore
gonlan. 1
MAT 17 ROOMS OR MORE. WEST OB"
7th, bet. Washington and Jefferson. E 53,
Oregonlan.
WANTED TO RENT, IMPROVED 5 -OR 10
acie tract, near car line, cheap. A 15, Ore
gonlan. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.
MEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND SHOES,
We pay the highest price for men's cast
off clothing and shoes; we also buy.
watches, old gold and silver, pistols and
valises. Call at the Fair Deal, 62 N. 3d at.;
orders promptly attended to. Hood 517.
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WANTED OLD CLOTHING AND SHOES
at. o ft. au bl., wuoio na yogr luq nign-
est price for men's cast-off clothing and,
shoes; we also buy watches. Jewelry, guns,
bicycles, trunks, grips, etc. Call up tha
Reliable Dealers. Phone Clay 176L
WANTED 3 HOUSES TO MOVE) ON MY"
lot; must be cheap. What have you to offer?!
M-Kutner, 69 N. 3d st. Phone Black 2942.
WANTED MACHINERY FOR ABOUT A).
6-ton Ice plant. Adresa Fred Carter, Sell
wood. Phone Scott 4584.
TO BORROW $500; ALSO LARGER SUM, ImI
mediately; gilt-edged security; no agents.
Address X 209, Oregonlan.
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HIGHEST PRICES PATH FOR FRESH EGGS
at Kruse'a Grill Room and Restaurant. 4th.
and Stark sts.
WANTED TO BORROW $1000 at 6 PEPj
cent; good security. 8 69, Oregonlan.
WE CALL FOR DEAD HORSES AND CAT
tle of all kinds. Phone East 2233.
FOR RENT.
Booms.
FIRST FLOOR USD OF BATH, HOT AND
cold water, beautiful, healthy residence
portion city; suitable for one or two gen
tlemen. 8 -I N. 17th st.. cor. Everett.
2 BRIGHT. FRONT ROOMS, UNFUR
nlshe'd. In new, modern home on east An
keny car line, this side of 24th St.; ref
erences. Phone East 1930.
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t i-dot -KTrnvT.-V TTT7RNISHED FRONT?
alcove room; also single rooms; with oc
without board; references. 361 10th st
Phone Main 4802.
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THE FRANCIS. W. PARK AND MORRI-
son sts. Beautuui iuraiooja rooms, ait
modern conveniences; tourist and transient
trade solicited.
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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. NEW AND MOD
ern. single -or en suite; reasonable rent;
to adults only; very centraL 309 Jefferson,
near 5th st.
COMFORTABLT FURNISHED 8 - ROOM
house, for three months; very reasonable to
responsible party. 776 Qulmby.
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FINELY FURNISHED LARGE BAT-WIN-
dow room; $4.50 per week; private family;
central. 334 Yamhill st.
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79 PARK ST NICELY FURNISHED BAT
window room: also well-furnlshed smaller
room; bath, phone.
DESIRABLE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR ONE
or two, private home; references exchanged.
429 Taylor st.
ROOMS TO RENT 414 YAMHILL ST.,
pleasant rooms; steam heat, telephone, ga3,
bath. etc.
FINE FRONT ROOMS. NEWLY RENOVA
ted building. 162 2d, near Morrison. Tho
Drew.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 29 N. 11TH
st.. 2 blocks from Washington st. Phone
2008.
BEDS FOR RENT. $1 PER WEEK:
phone and bath Included. 408 Everett st.
MONNASTES. 285 1st st. (S. W. cor. Jef
ferson and 1st), housek. rooms and single.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, PRI
vato family, 294 11th st.