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THE MORNING OKECfrOyiAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1904.
GRAIN FOR THE EAST
Northwest Purchases Almost
All Delivered.
CAR SHORTAGE IS RELIEVED
Railroads Are Mastering the Serious
Problem of Handling 15,000,000
Bushels Usually Destined
for Export.
Within the noxt 60 days all of the Im
mense quantity of grain probably ex
. ceding 15.000.000 bushels which has been
sold to Eastorners will have left the three
North Pacific States. The congestion due
tn lack of cars, which has been worry
ing the wheat merchants of this city, is
rarly at an end, and before the month
r f January is over, the slate will have
;Ken wiped off, so far as the local trade
and the railroads are concerned, and a
fresh start can be made, provided the
Eastern consumers still want Northwest
ern wheat and are willing to pay the
price.
The handling of this great volume of
traffic presented obstacles which the rail-T-oads
naturally had not foreseen. Some
of them met the emergency and some of
them did not. Loud and long were the
complaints made by dealers of this city
at the inadequacy of the car service, as
they saw golden opportunities o making
money of which they could not take ad
antagc. for the greatest difference in
prices between the Northwest and Chi
tago were at the very time they could
not icrward the grain. Happily, the
trouble Is now nearly over, and cars are
being rushed in so rapidly that the grain
remaining in the country will be dis
patched to Its destination within the time
required by the contracts.
The total amount of wheat bought in
his country for the East cannot be stat
ed accurately, but well-informed gralnmen
cay It is not less than 15,000,000 bushels.
Of the amount still to be moved, the
estimates range from 25 to 40 per cent.
A conservative estimate is that two
thirds of the purchases have been for
warded, and at the rate that the grain
Is being moved the remainder, some
5.000,000 bushels, will be sent across the
Rockies in this and the coming month.
The O. H- & N. has to date moved about
5,400.000 bushels, and the wheat handled
by the Northern Pacific will aggregate
almost as much, though some wheatmen
believe that its shipments will exceed
that of the O. It. & N. The Great North
ern has also handled a considerable
quantity, though little In comparison with
the two other roads.
Wheat Dealers Are Pleased.
The wheat dealers of this city are
greatly pleased with the treatment given
hem by the Northern Pacific. At no time
since the Eastern movement began has
any serious delay occurred In moving the
grain along, and this notwithstanding the
movement was wholly unexpected. At
the beginning of the season no one had
any idea that so large a portion of the
Northwestern crop would be turned
toward the Eastern States, Instead of
following the customary channel by water
to Europe. The tido of traffic was di
erted suddenly, but the officials of the
Northern Pacific were equal to the oc
casion and, furthermore, did everything
m their power possible to further the
movement.
Had they been so inclined, the company
could have stopped the traffic completely,
for they were on the point of advancing
rates, and such a move would have de
stroyed the principal factor that made
the Eastern business possible. Until this
year, the only wheat hauled to the East
..y the Northern Pacific has been a lim
ited quantity required by certain cereal
manufacturers. It was proposed about
the beginning of the season to advance
the tariff on this commodity, but as soon
as It was seen that there would be an
immense movement of wheat for general
.ommercial purposes the Northern Pacific
officials indefinitely postponed the advance
and bent all their energies to getting
rars out hore to move the crop. "When It
is remembered that the peculiar condi
tions that made the Eastern shipping of
wheat possible likewise put several mil
lions of dollars more In the pockets of the
farmers than they would have received
from European consumers, it will be seen
that the railroad was not wholly selfish In
taking the stand it did. The wheat rais
ers of these states have been enabled to
take advantage of the crop failure in the
Middle West whereas had the tariff
been raised, as was proposed, prices
would have remained on the lower ex
port basis during the past three months.
The Northern Pacific has not only moved
all the wheat offered It, but has also
taken- care of the other freight originating
In this territory, the hops, wool, livestock.
salmon and various products of the for
est, and this with no interruption what
ever.
Sixty Cars Pass Huntington Daily.
The improvement reported of late on
the Harriman system is most gratifying
to shippers, as a large quantity of wheat
had Accumulated In O. R. & N. territory
that they were particularly anxious to
have forwarded. It Is said that 60 cars
a day are now passing Huntington East
ward bound, and more cars are available
to expedite the movement. These extra
cars art from the connecting lines which
nre willing to lend their equipment for
the purpose, as their roads get the haul
after the cars leave the Union Pacific
"Whether or not the Eastern demand for
Pacific Coast wheat will revive after the
supplies now bought are sent along re
mains to be seen. Chicago prices have
uf late been tending downward, while
foreign markets have slightly advanced.
and thus diminished the likelihood of
much of an Eastward movement to fol
low, but speculative markets are hard to
forecast and the scale may yet be
changed. At any rate, there Is not much
more wheat left In this country to be
shipped, only about 35 per cent of the
crop remaining in first hands, with seed
ing requirements and home consumption
. yet to be taken care of.
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UP TO HIGH SCHOOL.
Anti-Cigarette Lecturer Addresses a
Large 'Number of Stutients.
At a special assembly of the High School
pupil? hold at 2 P. JL yesterday Rev. Wal
iace R. Strublc, of Chicago, spoke con
cerning the work of the Anti-Cigarette
League and the pernicious effects of cigar
ette-smoking by young boys.
"I have spoken In all the schools of the
City of Portland," said Mr. Struble, "and
this assembly has been purposely reserved
for the close In order that I might come
to you with the results of the campaign
estimated and ask for your co-operation
in the great work which the league seeks
to do In behalf of the boys of younger
years than you In the public schools of
this city. The mind of the little boy
naturally turns to the high school boy
as an example for emulation, and the lat
ter cannot escape the responsibility that
is upon him; this is true of the girls
also the little girl imitates her mother
or older sister and frequently parades
.with the skirts of the elder lifted jauntily
HOTEL
Fifth and Washington Streets
EUROPEAN PLAN
Roomj. $1.00 to fS.W Per Day,
According to Lecatiox.
J. T. DAYTES, rrea.
St. Charles Hotel
CO. (INCORPORATED.)
FRONT AND MORRISON STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
European Plan Rooms 50c to $1.50
First-Class Restaurant In Connection
I HOTEL SCOTT CO. j
I A. J. DEITZ, Manager t
I Portland's Newest and Best Equipped Hotel I
Rooms single or en suite, with private bath, European plan. Elegant cafe
In connection. Free 'bus will meet all trains.
SEVENTH AND AN KENT STREETS. PORTLAND, OREGON.
in true woman fashion. I come to you
young people of the High School In the
name of the nearly G000 boys and girls of
the grade schools who have become mem
bers of the Anti-Cigarette League ana
ask for your sympathy and co-operation
In the work of depopularizlng and de
stroying the great curse of boyhood, the
cigarette an instrument of destruction so
baleful In its results as to be feQbly de
scribed by the term 'curse. "
Mr. Struble dwelt especially upon the
harmful effects of this gas taken Into the
blood corpuscles by Inhalation and also
upon the puckering, shrinking effect of
empyreumatic oil, a product of the burn
ing cigarette paper the outcome of the
inhalation of which would be the disar
ranging of the nerve tissues, the shrink
ing of the lung area and the goneral de
moralization of the vital organs.
In closing the speaker paid a high trib
ute to the youth of Oregon and said that
they were near to his heart on account of
the associations of former years. He said
the youth of today were at the threshold
of tKfc greatest century of the world's his
tory and the boy of today should come up
to manhood s estate, "not Tlth blear eyes.
palsied body and enfeebled brain to look
out upon a low morass of defeat and
despair, with the grave just a year or two
beyond to receive his decaying carcass,
but he should come up with a perfect
body, a mind equipped and alert, a pure
soul and with clear eye look out upon
mountain ranges of succeaj whose snowy
peaks of promise might invite him on to
splendid victories in life's battlefield."
OFFICERS ABE ELECTED.
George Wright Post, G. A. R., and
Women's Relief Corps Meetings.
The George Wright Post. No. 1, Q. Al
R., and the George Wright Women's Re
lief Corps, No. 2, Department of Oregon,
both held elections last night at meetings
held "In their hall at 133fc First street.
Much business was transacted at both
meetings, and the officers elected wore:
ueorge Wright Post, No. 1 Post com
mander F. S. Wlegand; senior vlce-com-
manaer, inos swan; junior vice-commander,
R. S. Henley; surgeon, A. C.
Sloan; chaplain. M. J. Morse; quarter
master, J. L. Mlsenhelmer; officer of the
day, P. J. Neuberg; officer of the guard,
Qharles Muehc; delegates to department
encampment, A. Matteson, J. L. Mlsen
helmer, J. R. K. Irvine, J. J. Hlrshheimer,
H. A. Severance. R. S. Henley, D. W.
Sebrlng, W. W. Jaques; alternates, E E.
Covey, E. Hawkins, C. St. C. Segur, S. J.
Mlckley. A. W. Mills, J. Williams. P.
Eder, Chris Muohe; trustee for three
years, J. S. Foss; member Hall Associa
tion, II. S. Allen.
George Wright Relief Corps, No. 2 Pres
ident, Helen N. Packard; senior vice, Isa
bella Emken; junior vice, Millie Morse;
treasurer. Mary K. Pferdner; chaplain,
Melvlna Worlck; conductor. Pearl Graves;
guard, Margaret Thompson; delegates to
the department convention, Mrs. Mlckley,
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Stuhr, Mrs. York, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cau
kln; alternates, Mrs. Gllman, Mrs. Hen
ley, Mrs. Chaussee, Mrs. Summers, Mrs.
Welsh, Mrs. Garnett, Mrs. Russ.
Miss Roosevelt to Marry Cousin.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2. The engagement
has been announced of Miss Eleanor
Roosevelt, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and a niece of the
President, to become the bride of Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt; son of Mrs. James
Roosevelt, of Hyde Park. The couple
are cousins several times removed. The
bride's father was President Roosevelt's
only brother.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Dec 2. Maximum tempera
ture. 45 deg.: minimum, 37. River reading at
11 A. M.. 2.9 feet; change in past 24 hours.
0.3. Total precipitation. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M..
trace; total since September 1. 1004, 10.14
inches: normal. 12.05; deficiency. 1.01. Total
sunshine Dec 1. 1904, 2 hours and 17 minutes;
possible. 8 hours and 54, minutes. Barometer j
(reduced to sea level), at C P. M., 30.18.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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Helena
Kamloops. B. C.
North Head
Pocatello
Portland
Red BluK
Roseburg .......
Sacramento
Salt Lake City...
San Francisco
Spokane ........
SeatUe ...
Tatoosh Island ..
YS'alla Walla ....
3810.00
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1460.00
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4510.00
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Clear
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Clear
14U'O.O0
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Light. T trace.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forcasts made at Portland at 8 P. M. for
28 hours ending at midnight, December 3:
Portland and vicinity Fair and cool; north.
erly winds. s j
Oregon and Washington Fair and slightly
cooler; northerly winds.-
Idaho Fair and slightly cooler.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Fair weather prevails everywhere In the '
Ncrth Pacific States, and the temperatures
PERKINS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Flrst-CIass Check Rectaaraat.
Connected With IIoteL
C. O.-DAVIS, Sec and Treat,
:THE:
ESMOND HOTEL
CSCA8 ANDERSON, Ktsigsr
Front and Morrison Streets
PORTLAND - OREQON
TREE 'BUB TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
Rates European plan, 50c. 75c. 5 L00. $1.50,
(2.00 per day. Sample rooms In connection.
have fallen from 4 deg. to 10 dec during the
last 24 hours.
The Indications are for continued fair and
cool weather in this district durlnir Saturdav.
and probably Sunday.
EDWARD A. -BEALS. District Forecaster.
MEETING NOTICES.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 18,
R. A. M. Special convocation this
Saturday evening, December 3. 1001,
At 7-9tn rft'flrfcflr irnPnl. TT.lt T) t.
- -- --- iiuvuit iia.il. iiuiA-
nnril hnUdlnt Tr..Mt i- jt .,..
- -.v,7 iuvh ucgrec. visitors
.welcome. .No further notice will be given
"- uiunuei. licit x uesaay.
E. E. SHARON, Secretary.
A LB IN A LODGE, NO. 101. A. F.
& A. M. Stated communication this
(Saturday) evening at 8 o'clock. M.
M. degree. All M. II. are cordially
Invited. By order W. M.
A. J. HANDLAN, Secretary.
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. C3. A. F.
& A M. Special communication this
(Saturday) evening. 7:30. Work in
M. M. Degree All M. M. are cor
dially Invited. By order W. M.
LW. PRATT, Secretary..
ORDER OF WASHINGTON Wanted all
members of the Order of Washington to attend
the grand reunion Saturday night, Dec 3, For
esters' Hall, 171 2d st.
J. L. MITCHELL. Sup. Sec
DIED
CUNNINGHAM In this city, on December 2,
1004. at 3C1 North 14th street. J. S. Cunning
ham, aged 37 years, 11 months. 7 days. An
nouncement of funeral later. ,
FUNERAL NOTICES.
JAMES In this city, at 717 Gantenbein ave.,
Dec 1. 1004. Eveline James, age 28 years.
Funeral from Zeller-Byrnes Coa undertaking
parlors. 273 Russell St.. at 1 P. M., Sunday,
Dec 4. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
Friends Invited.
HEISER In this city, December 2, Fritz
Helser. aged 45 years. Funeral will be
held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
from Dunnlngs undertaking chapel. East
Sixth and Alder streets, under auspices of
the Sons of Hermann.
RUSSELL In this city, on December 1. 1804.
at 406 East Stark St.. Earl Travelyn Russell,
aged 6 years, 4 months, 21 days, beloved son
of Lewis N. and Lilly E. Russell. Funeral
from the above residence at 1 P. M. today
(Saturday). Dec 3. 1004. Interment Lone
Fir Cemetery.
CARNAHAN At the family residence. Monta
vllla, Dec 1, 1904. George A. Carnahan,
aged 18 years, son of Ellsa E. and William
H. Lewis. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services, which will be held at the above
residence today at 3 P. M. Interment at
Bralnard'n Cemetery.
DUNNING, McENTEE & GILBAUGH,
successors to Dunning St Campion, under
takers and embxlmcrs, modern In every de
tail, 7th and Vine. Phone Main 43d. Lady
assistant.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO, Undertakers and
embalmers, hare moved to their new build
mg. Third and Salmon. Lady assistant.
Telephone- No. 507.
J. P. CTNLEY ft SON. Funeral Directors,
cor. 3d and Madison. Offico of County Cor
oner. Lady assistant. Telephone No. 8.
F. 8. DUNNING. Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Telephone East 52.
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D 2, 5, 7, 9. 95.
E 1, 3. 4, 7, 9, 94.
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G 7. 9. 98. 100.
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L 1, 3. 4, 6. 9.
311. 2, 3, 0, 6, 7, 100.
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T 2, 8, 97, 98.
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V 3. 4, 7. 100. . .
NEW TODAY.
IF YOU WANT TO BUT A 100-ACRB FARM
cuk 0truelee' 14th and Malt Oregon
WANTED CASCARA.
Rosenberg Bros. & Co.,
GRAPE ROOT.
200 M Washington.
FOR SALE:
Worthington Compound
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10xl8Mxl4xlQ. Deliver
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ute. Check valve, lub
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Inquire A. W. Cochrsa,
Oregonlan BuIIdlnfi.
BUY AT WHOLESALE
A block of 38 lots in Nob Hill to St.
Jonns at naif retail price. Easy
terms; an opportunity to make big
money, irancis i, McKenna, 606
Commercial Block.
AMUSEMXNT8.
MARQUAN GRAND THEATER
Phone Main S&S.
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TO DAT.
Special
Last
Price
Matinee
at
2:15
o'clock.
William Morris in
" Vibe's Brown?"
Performance
Tonight
at
8:15
o'Clock.
The Dramatic Surprise of the Season.
Special-matinee prices Lower floor. 75c Bal
cony, 60c Gallery. 25c
Evening prices $1. 75c. 60c. '35c. 25c.
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING.
Marquam Grand Theater .t.ukie
Phone Main 868. BWeti Mmhk
Monday and Tuesday nights, December 5, 6.
A PUT ROSE MELVILLE A FTJT
QP In the Characteristic Play. Of
PUBPCSE "51S HOPKINS" SEISE
Prices Lower floor. SI, 75c; balcony, 75c
and 50c: gallery, 25c and 35c; boxes and
loges, 97.50.
Seats are now selling.
COLUMBIA THEATER
GEORGE L. BAKER, Manager.
14th and Washington. Phone 110.
TONIGHT THE LAST NIGHT.
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON. 2:15 P. M.,
Columbia Stock Company, presenting Clay
Clement's great success.
"The New Dominion"
A charming comedy-drama.
A delightful story of Old Virginia.
Evening prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c; loge circle,
75c Matinee prices. 10c. 15c. 25c; loge circle.
50c Box office open all day down town. 10
A. M. to 7 P. M.. at Dolly Vardea Candy Shop.
In Marquam bldg., 327 Morrison st. After 7
P. M. at theater.
Next week, beginning tomorrow matinee.
"Mistakes Will Happen"
THE STAR THEATER
Cor. Park aad Washington.
The Best and Most Fashion
able Vaudeville Theater
6-Austrian (iirls-6
4-Mozart Comedy Four-4
RICE AND WALTERS.
GAJ9LRITY SISTERS.
TINT WELSH.
THE PROJECTOSCOPE
Shows 2:30 to 4:30 P. M., 7:30 to 10:30
P. M. General admission, 10c; reserved box
seats. 25c
The Grand Theater
(Formerly Cordrays.)
IV U. 1 . I A 1 1 I . .
Four Mangeans, acrobats; Rawls and Von
ivsiuuiau, in jiusa, ana me oiaer lop-uae
ukis uu una weea. s 0111.
THE NEW GREAT B!LL
Commences (vldnday, Dec.
5, with 'Attractions Abso
lutely Unsurpassed.
Admission to any seat, 10c; box seats, 25c
EMPIRE THEATER
GEORGE L. BAKER, Manager.
WEEK STARTING MATINEE. DEC. 4,
Greatest of all melodramas,
DARKEST RUSSIA
With Eva Mounttord as the Jewish girl, Ilda.
A raagnmcent production.
A play of realism. A mine of comedy.
A wealth of scenery.
Evening prices, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.
Matinee. 10c, 15c. 25c.
Box office. Dolly Varden Candy Shop, 10 A. M.
to I', si. seats on. sale.
1
THE ARCADE THEATER
The original family TauderUle house.
This Week.
La Mont's Cockatoo Circus
THE GREAT MALCOLM.
BILLY MILLER.
KATE COSLE.
LEICESTER AND WILSON.
AMERICAN BIOSCOPE.
Shows 2:30 to 4:30 P. M., 7:80 to 10:30
P. M. Admission. 10c to any seat.
BAKER THEATER
K2ATINO & FLOOD. Managers.
TblrC and Yamhill.
LARGEST CONTINUOUS YAUDEVTLUE
HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
EVERY SEAT 10c
One performance afternoon; two every evening.
BIJOU THEATER
SIXTH ST.. OPP. OREGONIAN.
THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMME:
Walker & LabelL
McNamee. Clay Modeler.
Audrey Sisters.
Harry Steele.
Lydell and Butterworth.
The Two Ross.
Pearl Greyson.
Afternoons from 2 to 4:30; evenings from
Admission. 10c.
LYRIC THEATER
(Corner Alder and Seventh.)
HIQM-CLASS
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
2:80 to 4:30; 7:30 to 10:30; Sunday, 2 to 10 P.
M, Th!o ad. and 10c will admit two people
any matinee, except Sundays and holidays.
TEN CENTS NO HIGHER.
NEW TODAY.
CHOICE ACREAGE
f
Nast St InliTiQ 3" acres on the car
near at. donns Une only S500 an acrfc
Snllvnnrl (adjoining) 12 acres on John
OUUttUOU Creei n h,en Btate of
cultivation, with cottage 5 rooms and barn.
Price 53750.
Title Guarantee &
Trust Co.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
The Center
of Albina
We offer for sale a number of lots In
Evans Addition
Prices are reasonable.
We will build fpr you.
You can pay In Installments.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON
103 Third St.
Mortgage Loans--Cfty Property
At Lowest Current Rates.
Apply FRANK E. HART,
, JW Sherlock Mag,
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NEW TODAY.
Great Bargain
A GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE A LOVELY
RESIDENCE SITUATED ON CAR LINE
AND ELEGANT SURROUNDINGS, ON E.
MORRISON STREET.
Having decided to travel for my health,
I will sacrifice my new residence, consist
ing of 7 rooms, all modern improvements,
cement sidewalks and basement, large fur
nace and .elegant mantel fireplace; price
$4000, $1500 cash, balance on time; will bear
close investigation. For further Informa
tion, address V 9. care Oregonlan.
INVESTMENT BONDS
Warrants and stocks bought and sold. J. W.
Cru tiiers it Co.. Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
$425 Lot 50x100 feel, corner Beech and
Grand avenue. (A. 300.)
$300 Lot on Union ave., bet. Stanton ahd
Sell wood sts.: sewer and gas. (A. 290.)
5700 5-room cottage and stable, lot 50x
100 feet, at St. Johns Park; city water, ia.
290. )"
$500 For 10 fine level lots all In one
bunch on the Peninsula. A few minutes
walk from car.. School and stores. (A.
291. )
$1000 Lot 00x100 feet and new cottage
5 rooms, E. 11th St., bet- Masdn and
Shaver. North IrvlnKton. (A. 292.)
$1300 Two lots In'Wilson's Addition, near
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$1500 Two fine lots 100x100 feet. N. W.
cor. E. 10th and TUaraook. West Irving-
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$1700 House 7 rooms, bath. gas. base
ment. lot 50x70 feet. Falling St.. near E.
8th st. Terms $200 cash, balance $20 a
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$1750 Lot 50x105 feet and comfortable
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near Rodnev ave. (A. 298.)
$1050 Sunnrside (adjoining) cottage 5
rooms' and lot 50x100 feet, terms halt cash,
balance on time, (S. 205.)
$1700 Sunnyslde, 3 lots. 6. W. cor. Bel
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balance on time. (S. 209.) '
$2200 Sunnyslde lot and house G rooms,
bath, basement, etc (S. 200.)
$2000 Richmond, close to car line, 50x
100 feet and brick dwelling rooms, nam
and basement, cits water. (L..849.)
$2700 Large lot and 2-story brick
dwelling, bath, city water, close to Waverly
car line, at E. 26th st (L. 0S0.)
j $1100 Lot 80x100 feet, and cottage of 5
rooms, full basement, -Datnrooni, city
water. (A. 272.)
$3700 McMlllen's Add. few minutes' walk
from Steel bridge, lot and new house 7
rooms, all modern conveniences. (H. 170.)
$2500 Multnomah Add., near Thompson
School, 100x100 feet and .house G rooms,
streets sewered and improved. (A. 297.)
$1400 100x100 feet. cor. E. 10th and
Tillamook. Concrete sidewalk. Terms part
cash. (H. 151.)
Titles Insured.
Abstracts Furnished.
The Title Guarantee &. Trust Company,
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE. $250 AND UP
Lots and houses on Portland Heights.
reached by the new "loop" electric line. We
have a cortlcularlT choice list of Heights
property and can suit almost any purse. We
will advance money to build.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
100 Third street.
ACRE TRACTS WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
of handling acreage; we have tracts In
side of city limits or outside; some are
directly on car line; all are accessible,
one acre or more; prices very low; terms
to suit. A. C Churchill & Co.. 110 Second
street.
FOR SALE $250 IN WOODSTOCK. P.ORT-
land's most attractive suburb; lots looxioo,
every lot a corner. We will loan you money
to build; you can pay us In Installments.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY.
109 THIRD STREET.
FOR SALE 2 HOLLADAY PARK LOTS.
Wasco St., value $650; equity costing $375
- for $300 cash, balance $20 monthly. Inter
est 6 per cent. Y 6, Oregonlan.
200 FARMS. SMALL TRACTS AND LOTS
Bargains on O. W. P. electric line. O. R.
Addition. Lents. Or. Take Mt. Scott car. 5c
$g00 A RARE BARGAIN. 10 ACRES LAND
mile out. on Section Line: must be sold.
Apply Edna Ross,. Montavllla School.
LOT 25x100 AND TWO HOUSES FOR SALE,
bet. Wash, and Alder, on Lownsdalc In
quire 123 Lownsdale st.
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE: NICEST
place in Upper Albina. 323 San Rafael,
cor. Rodney ave.
$1250 SNAP: 5-ROOM HOUSE AND 4 LOTS.
50x100; part can stand at 7 per cent. Owner.
S 92, Oregonlan.
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING LOTS AT WOOD
etock: $75; very easy payments. 204 Macleay
building.
CENTRAL. 31x100. AND NEW NINE-ROOM
bouse; $3500. Apply at house. 331 Front.
HOME CORNER LOT. 0 ROOMS. 5675 CASH.
Berry & Alexander. 4 N. 6th.
FOB SALE FARMS.
GUARANTEED AS ADVERTISED
80 acres, with 11 under plow and 11 more
slashed, burnt and partly cleared: balance
of land easily cleared; some trap, pole,
piling and cordwood timber on place; plen
ty creek and spring water, can Irrigate
about 15 acres; 50 bearing .fruit trees. 50
more not yet bearing; new 1 -story box
house, small bam. team of good horses,
new. wagon and harness, 2 milch cows and
calves, 70 chickens, 3 tons hay. harrow and
other small Implements; on county road. i
mile from Carrollton, a town on N. P. Ry.
and Columbia River; excellent transporta
tion facilities; price for place. $850. or
$1200, Including team, etc Imus Si WI1
loughby, Kalama, Wash.
40 ACRES. YAMHILL COUNTY. 15 ACRES
In crops, orchard, house, barn and out
buildings; young team, horses, harness
and wagon; hay In barn will last until
Spring; partly fenced, rails enough for
balance; timber all slashed; price $1250.
5 per cent for cash. B. S. Cook & Co.. 251
Alder st.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS FINE LEVEL
farming lands, abundance of good water;
rnEftlTig up party to start In few days. No.
4 N. 6th. opposite Postofflcc
ONE 240-ACRB WHEAT RANCH ONE 160
acre stock ranch, with private Irrigating
ditch, all located in Klickitat County, Wash
ington. B 09, Oregonlan.
60-ACRE FARM. MAIN ROAD. CREEK,
best soil. $25 per acre. Y 8. Oregonlan.
Exceptionally fine Improved farm. 55 acres,
east of Portland; electric car. 227 Front.
LAND SCRIP.
' FOREST RESERVE SCRIP.
AcnroYfed. unrestricted, ready for Immediate
ese. LOWEST PRICES.
JX f. Sl F. B. Klley. 608 Chamber Commerce.
APPROVED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP
for securing title timbered or agricultural
land. H. B. Compson. 618 Marquam bldg.
FOREST RESERVE. SANTA FE AND OTH
er guaranteed land scrip on hand ready to
locate. Maglnsis It Son. 227 Falling bldg.
FOREST RESERVE AND ALL OTHER
srlp: general land practice. Collins Land
Co., Concord Bldg.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANTED TO PURCHASE RESIDENCE
within 8 blocks of 6th and Washington.
$3000 to $5000; might buy building site;
give full particulars and price Xor cash, T
7, Oregoslan,
TO EXCXANGX.
ONE-HALF BLOCK IN WOODSTOCK. PORT-
land,. Or Can use any good Southern Cali
fornia city property; prefer Los Angeles or
beach, or near Los Angeles, unimproved.
Address R, F. Davis, 320 Trust bldg., Los
Angeles, CaL
!0-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE. SMALL CASH
payment, balance city or country real estate:
good furniture, well located, cheap rent, ono
year lease; clear $100 per month; what have
you? Address V 10, Oregonlan.
TTMTtT.K LANDS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 250 ACRES TIMBER. ONLY 4
mile from Columbia River; estimated over
8,000.000 feet; good logging chance. For par
ticulars apply T 9. Oregonlan.
'rOK SALE.
H arses. Vehicles anil Harness.
FOR SALE SIX SPAN HEAVY WORK
horses, will sell chea?. Phoenix Fuel Co.,
287 East Morrison. Phono East 26.
LIGHT TEAM SPRING WAGON AND
harness cheap; camped In grove corner
Hood and Mead st.
WOLFSTEIN buys end sells horses, wagons,
oaraeas. buggies, farm Implement. 227 Front.
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AN 2D-HAND
vehicles on- Coast for sale or hire. 211 Wash.
NEW BUSINESS TOP BUGGY FOR SALE
cheap. 329 Sellwood st. Phone East 2594.
FOR SALE HORSES BY W. E. JACOBS.
134 East 34th st. Phone Union 1632.
FOR SALE HORSES BY W. E: JACOBS, 134
East 34th st. Phone Union 1632.
Pianos.
FOR SALE 1 STANDARD-MAKE NEW
piano at 12S lat st.
Mlscellaneo us.
DOES TOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair It with Elaterlte; It rolls, easy to
lay; needs no painting or coating; good over
old Iron, tin or ehlngles; best for new roofs.
Elaterlte Roofing Co., room 2. Hamilton bldg.
FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables; easy payments; we
rent -tables, with privilege of buying. Mod
ern bar fixtures, cheap prices. Brunswick-Balke-Collender.
49 3d st.
A BEAUTIFUL PAIR CLUSTER DIAMOND
screw earrings, with genuine turquoise In
center; original cost $65; only $30. At Uncle
Myers, 143 Third, near Alder.
5 COWS. 3 HEIFERS. 2 YEARS OLD. 2
heifers 1 year old. 1 steer 1H years old; 1
calf 3 months: S1S0. 227 Front.
FOR SALE A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
blrdd' eggs; excellent condition; many rare
specimens. Q 88, Oregonlan.
A 23-MILE FIELD AND MARINE GLASS,
original cost $20, only $8. Uncle Myers,
143 3d. near Alder.
FOR SALE 25 NEW VOLUMES ENCYCLO
pedla Brltannlca for sale cheap. L 0. Ore
gonlan. Moving picture film, nong sllaes, maglo lan
terns. T. P. Andrews. 109 Mont.. S. F., Cal.
Bargains In typewriters, supplies, office goods,
rubber stamps, safes. Coast Co.. 231 SUrk.
Oliver typewriters, S. H. typewriters, all
makes. Norrls Safe & Lock Cc, 84 3d st.
BICYCLE CLOSING OUT SALE-10 WOLFF
Americans now $25. 7th and Morrison.
FULL BLOODED FOX TERRIERS FOR
sale; phone Main 2203.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WE PREPARE YOU QUICKLY AS ILLUS
trator. cartoonist. lawyer, pharmacist,
stenographer, bookkeeper. Journalist, ad
writer, correspondence man. banker. Write
"for free book. "Profits of Knowing How"
tells everything. National Correspondence
Schools. 82 When., Indianapolis. U. S. A.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARM1 ABLEBODIED.
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 35.
citizens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For Information,
apply to Recruiting Officer. 3d and Oak sts..
Portland. Or.
LOGGERS. MILL AND YARDMEN. LAB
orers, city and country; men and teams,
farmhands and milkers, restaurant aad
cess-house help; work of all kinds. Ca
nadian Employment Co., 249 Burnsld and
226H Morrison. Phono Main 3074.
WE SEARCH THE WORLD FOR MEN; WE
have to, to fill the positions'' we now have
open for competent managers, salesmen, office
and technical men. Call or write Pacific Com
mercial Bureau, suite 45. Concord block. 2d
and Stark.
DRAMAT IC AMATEURS ; MUST BE CLEV
er. talented, good appearance; will receive
actual stage experience, expens.es paid and
professional engagement when proficient.
Addresd in full R 0. Oregonlan.
DRAMATIC. VAUDEVILLE ACTING, STAGE
dancing, sketches taught; terms reasonable;
positions guaranteed. Newman's School of
Acting. Raleigh bldg.. 6th and Washington.
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN HARDWARE
business, wages at first $15 month, must
be a good, fast, correct penman; state ref
erence and age. Address A 0. Oregonlan.
LEARN BARBER TRADE AT GILLETT.
Teaches ycu free In shops; practical meth
od: wages while learning: no fake barber
college. 611 Commercial at.. San Francisco.
WANTED EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN
to represent corporation; salary $1800 per
year; must be prepared to take at least $1000
worth of stock.. Address Q 2, Oregonlan.
WANTED COAT AND PANTSMAKER AT
once: pay $10 per coat and $3.50 for pants;
must be first-class. A, H. Marquardt, La
Grande. Or.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS WANTED:
commission. Clyde's Advertising Bureau,
moved to larger quarters, 636 Chamber of
Commerce
WANTED YOUNG 3&VN TO LEARN
stenography during spare time. Good sal
ary when competent. Address E. C. care
Oregonlan.
WANTED PARTY WITH $1000 CASH OR
property to enter a business that' can be
made to pay $100 per week. Addres X 9,
Oregonlan.
f t
BOY WANTED TO WORK IN NEWS
store; salary $20 per month; references re
quired. Address Q 10, Oregonlan.
WANTED FTVE SOLICITORS. SALARY OR
commission. $4 to $10 per day. 23 Labbe
bldg.. Portland.
BRIGHT BOY TO RUN ERRANDS. WITH
opportunity of learning a good trade Call
271 Morrison.
WANTED EXPERIENCED STENOGRA
pher. Apply by letter only. Doernbecher
Mfg Co.
WANTED EXPERIENCED GROCERY
man with small capital. K 11, Oregonlan.
Men wanted to learn barber trade. Barber
College. 741 Howard St.. San Francisco.
FIRST-CLASS MODEL-MAKER WANTED;
no other need apply. 210 N. 11th.
DR. WALKER. 181 1ST.. CURES ALL PRI
vate diseases of men.
ERRAND BOY WANTED. J. R. ROGERS.
Printer. 00 First et.
BOY WANTED 594 WASHINGTON ST.,
cor. 19th.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
STAGE WANTED. LADY INVEST REASON
able, first-class theatrical company; brilliant
opportunity: money returned; taught part.
' T 92. Oregonlan.
GOOD HOME. MOTHER'S CARE GIVEN
Infant or child: reasonable. 284 Crosby.
Call forenoons. Scott 2973.
WANTED YOUNG LADY WITH TASTE
for art to learn book and magazine Illus
trating.' Address E. C. care Oregonlan.
FAMILY COOK. THE DALLES. $20; COUN
trv hotel cooks. $20 up; domestics; others.
Drake, 205 Washington.
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
good wages. Apply 440 E. 19th, st.. near
Irvlngton.
WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK;
small flat; sleep at home. Apply 226 Har
rison. WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK,
small family 570 East Madison st.. near
13th.
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
good, wages. Apply 440 E. 19th sU, Irvlngton.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN
small family. Apply 352 Morrison st.
GIRL FOP. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
ply 692 Hancock at.. Irvlngton.
G' ")' GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 696
Everett st.
WANTED OIRLS ON DRESSMAKING. 2S9
Alder st.
GOOD DISHWASHER. 104 NORTH ZTH..ST.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
DRAMATIC AMATEURS ; MUST BE CLEY
er. talented, good appearance; will, receive
actual stage experience, expenses paid: pro
fessional engagement when proficient. , Ad
dress In full Q 6, Oregonlan.
DOMESTIC HELP OF ALL KINDS CHAM
bermalds. cooks, waitresses, nurse girl,
second girls, housekeepers, homework. $15
to $30. Canadian Parlors. 238 Morrlsoa.
Pbone Main 1323.
WANTED SINGERS. ACTORS. MUSICIANS,
for Portland World's Fair, vaudevjlle cir
cuit and traveling companies. Newman's
Vaudeville Circuit. Raleigh. 6th and Wash
ington. WANTED SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES AND
gentlemen to learn best-paying business in
Portland; experience not necessary; free in
structions. J. P. Metcalf. 533 Morrison st.
WANTED GIRLS TO LEARN MILLINERY
whole course taught In 1 month, $10. Ap
ply at Hotel Brown, room 220. Tel. East
362.
WANTEDiHOUSEKEEPERS. COOKS, WAIT
ers, chambermaids, general workers. St.
Louis Agency. 2304 YamhllL Phone Black
2SS1.
WANTED A STRONG WOMAN TO DO GEN
eral housework. Swede or Norwegian pre
ferred St. Helen's Hall.
SITUATIONS WANTED m a t.k,
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
ON JAN. 1. BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN
holding nosltlon as cashier and bookkeep
er, work of any kind; highest references
from present employers; moderate ealary.
Address Y 0. Oregonlan.
I
A YOUNG MAN OF 8 YEARS' EXPERI-
ence In the china and glass business de
sires a position for the holidays. Can fur
nish best of reference. J U. Oregonlan.
WANTED A POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN
with good business education, quick and ac
curate at figures, best of city references. N
11, Oregonlan.
EXPERIENCED WINDOW DRESSER, DRY
goods, desires position; 8 years experir
ence; prefer city. Box Y 10, .Oregonlan.
YOUNG MAN WHO HAS STUDIED GEO
metrlcal drawing wishes position with
draughtsman. A 10, Oregonlan.
WANTED A POSITION AS ASSISTANT
bookkeeper or cashier; experienced. Address
K 9, Oregonlan.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST DESIRES Po
sition In city. F IT. Oregonlan.
Miscellaneous.
YOUNG BOY WANTS POSITION AS CHAM
berwork In boarding-house or rooming
house. Japanese Mission. Clay 854.
POSITION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
planer or sticker man. Address E. R.
Rayner. The Albany, 22 6th st. N.
POSITION WANTED NIGHT WATCH
man; strictly temperance and can furnish
good reference. A 10. Oregonlan.
JAPANESE ASSOCIATION CAN FURNISH
domestic servants, farmer and all kinds of
help. 263 Everett. Black 993.
WANTED POSITION AS HELPER IN
blacksmith shop; can do all kinds of re
pair work. Q 9. Oregonlan.
A YOUNG MAN OF 22. WHO SPEAKS GER
man. wishes a position as bartender. Address
F. Koenlg, Oregon City, Or.
YOUNG MAN OF 23. WITH FAIR Busi
ness education, wants work, most any
kind. K 6. Oregonlan
EXPERT YOUNG JAPANESE WISHES po
sition of janitor work In public building.
Address 121 15th st.
YOUNG MAN. SWISS, GOOD MILKER,
wants work on milk ranch or farm. F 10,
Oregonlan.
YOUNG JAPANESE BOY WANTS TO DO
housework and help the cooking. P 10. Ore
gonlan. GOOD JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION
houseworklng or dishwashing. Q 11, Orego
nlan. A FIRST-CLASS BAKER ON BREAD AND
cakes; position, city or country. M 0, Orego
nlan. JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION TO AT
tend school; wages no object. Phone Hood
362.
GOOD JAPANESE COOK WANTS S1TUA
tlon to do cooking. Address P 1. Oregonlan.
JAPANESE WANTS POSITION OF COOK
or any other kind work. Black 152.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
Domestics.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION DIN-lng-room
and chamber work, plain boarding
house. 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2331.
WANTED SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
In widower's family: can give best of refer
ences. Phone East 3069.
VERY CAPABLE GIRL DESIRES SITUA
tlon as family cook: wages $30. 230 Yam
hill. Phone Black 2SS1.
RELIABLE JAPANESE GIRL WANTS SIT
uatlon to cook and do housework. O 11.
care Oregonlan.
Nurses.
EXPERIENCED NURSE WISHES ENGAGE
ments; will take confinement cases; best ref
erences. Room 10, The Alexander. Phone
Main 1756.
Housekeepers.
WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY
housekeeper In rooming-house or In widow
er's family. 310 First at.; or phone Clay
736.
Dressmakers.
LADY WISHES TO DO SEWING AT HOME.
Call room 30 Avalon Hotel, cor. 11th and
Washington.
SHIRTWAISTS. 76C AND UP; SHIRTWAIST
suits. $3.50 up. 270 Market et.
Miscellaneous.
SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED SEC
bnd girl. vages $25; refined girl housework,
smal. homelike family; housekeepers, cham
bermaids. 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2S81.
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WASHING.
Ironing or any kind of work by day. 638
Vaughn at.
WANTED AGENTS.
A. J. CRANWELL & CO., 218-224 ABINO
ton bldg.. wholesale dealers and Jobbers,
carry the largest stock of jewelry, notions,
and novelties west of Chicago; retail trade
supplied, house-to-house canvassers,, ped
dlers and agents can make big money
handling our special lines. Call and Inspect
our new stock for Christmas trade.
THE ORIGINAL JOHN A. MOLER HAS
opened one of his famous barber colleges at
644 Clay st., San Francisco; special Induce
ments this month; positions guaranteed; tui
tion earned while learning. Call or write Chas.
Halstead, agent. 215 Morrison St.. Portland.
SOLICITORS. BOTH SEX. FOR EVERY
county In the state; best talking proposi
tion ever offered In the West: one agent
cleared $50 last week. Gold Reserve Burial
Association, room 12. over Citizens Bank.
East Side.
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MAN OR
woman for small local office; we train our
own people: weekly cash salary. Supt. Lo
cal Dept.. 223 N. 2d St.. St Louis.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE. SIX
rooms. West Side, 1 year, pay rent In
advance, give location, description of
house and furniture: reference given if
wanted: no children. M 11, Oregonlan.
FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS. WITH
bath, etc., by a single gentleman, resident:
private family preferred. Address, stating
terms, etc, "Permanent," A 11, care Ore
gonlan. '
WE HAVE MANY CUSTOMERS WHO. WANT
houses. If you have a house to rent, see us
or send description. We make no charge tor
renting. H. E. Edwards. 187 1st sr.
WANTED COTTAGE OR SUITE OF ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished, for family of three;
close In; rent reasonable; best of reference.
Address N 9. Oregonlan.
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN. GOOD FUR
nlshed room and board In private family;
walking distance Albina R. R. shops. W
121 13th.
WANTED OFFICE ROOM. OR WILL
tenant sublet: ior water-colors and ad
vertising novelties. H 11. Oregonlan.
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE:
walking dkstance Albina R. R. shops; no chil
dren. J 121 13th.
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
Address M. W. Davis, dentist, or phone Red
2SS5.
WANTED 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS NEAR
C2urlb0U8.e, 35 4, OrecQQlw
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