ROGUE RIVER PEARS
St. Joseph, Mo., Fruitgrower
Tells of Them,
SECRET IS THEIR QUALITY
WIi.v Southern OrcRon Is Particu
larly Adapted to the Culture of
This Delicious Fruit for
Eastern Markets.
J. W. Parkins, a well-known fruit
grower of Medford, eontrlbutesan in
teresting article to the January num
ber of tlic St. Joseph, Mo.. Fruitgrower,
in which he sets forth the ad
vantages of the Rogue River Valley as
a region for producing the finest
grades of pears, calling attention at
the same time to the certain and at
tractive profits to be derived there
from. In the estimation of Mr. Perkins,
quality is the wnole secret of tne suc
eegs achieved ana many reasons arc
advanced wny the Rogue River Valley
occupies a ,lintinctivc position in tnts
respect. He claims that it lies midway
between the long, dry, hot Summers of
California, on the south, and the con
tinuous humidity of the region in the
opposite direction.
Comment on Eastern Prices.
' Comemnting on the prices received
for a fancy lot dc fruit shipped East
last Fall, he says: "On October 6, 1905.
a car of Cornice pears from the Rogue
River Valley, shipped from Medford,
Or., was sold at auction in New York
City, on the open market, by Messrs.
Sgoble & Day. commission merchants,
and realized the sum of $3429, being an
average of $6.&S per box. The car con
tained 50.) boxes of o0 pounds each.
Tni6 is the highest price ever paid in
the United States for a car of pears. As
aweh box averaged between 90 and 100
pears to the box. the price per pear
was- between 7 and h' cents.
"Compared with prices paid in the
Bast and other sections for pears,
these Jigurcs may seem beyond belief,
yet hundreds of cars of pears from the
Rogue River Valley have been sold on
the open market at prices which ap
proximate the above."
The altitude of the Rogue River Val
ley ranges from 11500 to 2000 feet above
sen lcvol, the -foil is of adobe loam,
pecularly adapted to the growth of
pears, and thee is no sjuch thing as
blight in that district, a disease that
is characterized as the worst enemy to
be found in the production of the fruit.
The main -varieties grown in this val
ley are Doyenne du Cornice, Beurre
Bosc, Beun-f d'Anjuu, Winter Nellls,
Howell and RartWt, and the writer is
convinced that nowhere else can they
be produced to s,uch excellent advan
tage. In conclusion h says:
Causes of Success.
"The main cause of success in the
raising of fancy fruit is care and at
tention to every detail of the orchard:
of the trees and their treatment; of
the fruit, in its different- stagos of ma
turity, and or the packing of the fruit
after it is takn from the trees. With
the many natural advantages that we
"enjoy in RogUc River Valley, any one
of ordinary Intelligence, giving per
son.il attention to all these details and
giving the orchard and fruit the ame
attention and thought that is required
in the commercial world in any line
of business, can not fall to make a
financial success of an orchard Invest
ment. If the facts were all published
as exist here today and It were known
throughout the country what returns
per acre can be made, not only people
but capital would flock here to the ex
tent that every available foot in this
valley would be planted to pear and
apple trees, with the result of making
Rogue River Valley the fruit center of
the United States in the production .of
the fanciest grades of pears and
apples."
CONFLICT OF TWO IDEAS
Hamilton Stood for Imperialism,
Jefferson for the Individual.
The following communication to which edi
torial reference was made yesterday, was by
accident omitted:)
CHEHAL.IS, Wash.. Jan. 20.-(To tho
Editor.) The recent banquet in Portland
given in commemoration of the birth and
services of Alexander Hamilton, illus
trates the tendency of the times and of
men in the direction of imperialism, spe
cial privileges and class distinction. The
ideals of the men who eulogized the life
and services of Alexander Hamilton are
the ideals of Alexander Hamilton at the
time of and -prior to the adoption of the
Federal Constitution, and "the Hamilton
idea was monarchial prerogatives, caste
and special privilege. The men who com
pare and class Lincoln and Hamilton as
holding siimlnr views of the powers and
limitations of the National Government
are strangely Ignorant of history and are
ludicrously Inconsistent. Abraham Lin
coln was as far apart In his tastes, in
clinations, political tendencies and ideas
of popular government from the tastes,
inclinations and political tendencies of
Alexander Hamilton as are the poles
geographically. Lincoln trusted and be
lieved In the people. When he said this
Is "a government of the people, for the
people and by the people," he gave utter
ance to a sentiment which was at va
riance with Hamilton's idea of govern
ment. Hamilton distrusted the people;
Lincoln believed in the people. Hamilton
would have disfranchised two-thirds of
the people; Lincoln would enfranchise
those whom Hamilton would have dis
franchised. Uncoln believed Jn the divin
ity of the people; Hamilton believed In
the divinity which hedgcth kings. It has
been truly said of Alexander Hamilton that
'he was a man of splendid abilities, of
Imperious will and of aristocratic tastes,
'as ambitious for military glory as he was
autocratic in temper; ho was under the
spell of the limited monarchy Idea. He
was In spirit, temper and taste monarchic
or Imperialistic, and his contempt for' the
masses or the 'mob,' as, the early Fed
eralists were pleased to term the .people
"was as sincere as was his deep-rooted dis
trust of them. With him the old Tory
citizens went heart and soul." Ho ajso
attracted the shrewd financiers, who saw
In his schemes golden opportunities for
the acquisition of special privileges that
would enrich the few, not Infrequently at
the expense of the many. Wherever the
Hamiltonian theories have been put In
practice the result has been to build up
and bring into being these privileges
which are antagonistic to the fundamental,
principles upon which all free govern-
ments should rest. Had Abraham. Lincoln
lived In "the days of Hamilton' he would
have aligned himself against the ideas of
Hamilton. Had Jefferson lived in tne tlmo
of Lincoln he would have siood Just where
Lincoln stood In 60 to '65.
It Is history that the ..bitterness of the
struggle-between Jefferson and-Hamllton;
or rather the 'antagonism between the
principles advocated by each, led to the
retirement? of Jefferson from the Cabinet,
but he succeeded in arousing the masses
to the peril arising from the attitude of
Hamilton and his adherents for privilege
and monarchlalism. No truer tribute was
ever paid to Jefferson's loyalty to the
cause of popular government than the fol
lowing extract from the pen of Mary Pratt
Parmalcc:
"The story of the war of opinions which
waged so fiercely over the cradle of the
Republic Is simply that of a conflict be
tawcen two everlasting principles, which
so long as the world stands will be ar
rayed against each other. Thomas Jeffer
son was an uncompromising champion of
Individualism and against paternalism.
The effort of his life was to reduce the
powers of the central government to the
minimum and to exalt to the maximum
the Importance of the individual. In a
character less nicely balanced, a mind less
philosophical, and a heart less simply In
tent upon the highest good of his country,
so strong a tendency might have been
dangerous. But Jefferson loved his coun
try more than his theory. He was not a
fanatic or an enthusiast, but a man with
deep convictions and an unbending pur
pose. Hamilton openly declaring that a
limited monarchy was the best form of
government: John Adams sendfhg forth
philosophical diatribes upon the benefit of
a landed aristocracy and the hereditary
principle: even Washington investing his.
office with a sort of regal state, and his
person with some of the divinity which
doth belong to a King; Jefferson alone
seemed to comprehend American Institu
tions as experience and time have devel
oped them."
If Hamilton fought for the adoption of
the Constitution, he disliked its repub
lican character. If his opinions and ideas
had prevailed, the offices of President and
Senators would have been for life or good
behavior. All State Governors would have
been appointed by the President. Only
the landed classes could liave voted for
Xational Senators, or. to speak more cor
rectly. State Senators to the Xational
Congress. In uniting the fortunes of Vir
ginia with the fortunes of Massachusetts
Jefferson voiced to the world a cry of a
people for independence. His Declaration
of Independence is the richest legacy ever
bequeathed to a grateful, strong and free
people. w. W. LANGHORNE.
RICH REPLIES TO IM
ASKS WHY THE MAYOll WAS
NOT A WITNESS.
Declares if He Had Evidence He
Should Huvc Keen Sworn
at the Trial.
Thomas Richards, when atfkcd yester
day If he had any reply to make to
Mayor Lane's open letter in yesterday's
Oregonian, said he had nothing to say
excepting that he had been tried by a
Jury of fair-minded men, who had been
selected by Mayor Lane's own officers,
who had been accepted by the city, and
after hearing all the evidence, had
brought in a verdict of vindication within
SO minutes. He added:
"Mayor Lane raves about the jury ap
parently about the same as he does about
my hotel, and I want to say light here.
If he Is not satisfied with the verdict It
comes with very bad grace for a public,
fwprn official to find fault with and criti
cize the verdict of men selected by his
own officers and none of whom I knew.
"If Mayor Lane has any such evidence
as he talks about In his letter I am con
fident the fair-minded people of this city
will agree with me that at the trial of
the case was the time and place to pro
duce it, and It Is unfair and cowardly to
evade the witness-stand and afterward
flaunt what he says he knew. If he had
any such evidence and did not produce It
upon the trial he is culpable, and I think
he should hold his peace or should be im
peached for not doing his duty upon the
day of trial. I have made it my business
In the past to give orders to my help to
observe the law in every particular, and
I shall continue to do so in the future.
I have tried to conduct a place where
the respectable people of the city couiu
be served meals, and I propose to continue
to conduct Richards' Hotel In accord
ance with law. Irrespective of Mayor
Lane's threats to put me out of busi
ness." DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPOKT.
I
PORTLAND. Jan. 21 Maximum tempera,
lure. 45 dep.: minimum. 40. River reading
at It A. M., 0.3 feet; chance in past 24 hour,
1.2 of a foot. Total precipitation. 3 P. M.
to 5 P. M.. .02 inch. Total precipitation
since September 1. 1903. 21.41 Inches-; nor
mal precipitation since September 1. 1903.
24:29 Inches; deficiency. 2.KS Inches. Total
xunshtne, January 20. 1 hour, .S minutes;
possible sunshine January 20. 9 hours 11
minutes.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
There has been a general decrease In rrecirure
during the last 24 hours In the North Pacific
States west of the Cascade -Mountain, dun to
the approach of a disturbance from tho ocean.
This storm n expected to move, eastward dur
ing the next 24 hours and cause unsettled,
rainy weather In Western Oregon and West
ern Washington, and high south to southwest
winds alone the coast, at rea and tm tho
Inland navigable waters of Western Wash
lncton. Unsettled cloudy weather will abj
prevail cast of the Cascade, with light snow
or rain in Eastern Washington and Northern
Idaho.
Light showers have occurred today In the
Willamette Valley and Western Washington,
and light snow Is reported at scattered places
In extreme Northeastern Washington, South
ern Idaho and Montana. Elsewhere In the
Rocky Mountain nnd the Pacific Coast States
no precipitation is reported.
Southwest storm warnings were ordered dis
played at all stations along the Oregon-Washington
coast and on the Strait of Juan de
Fuca at 5:30 P. M. .
FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours
ending midnight. January 22:
Portland and vicinity Rain or snow; south
erly winds, probably becoming gusty.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Rain or em&w; fresh southerly winds, becom
ing fresti to strong gale along the coast and
at sea.
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho
Light rain or snow.
Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho Gen
erally filr, r.flr.g temperature.
A. B. WOLLABER.
Acting District Forecaster.
Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi
ness, nausea, constipation, paia in the
side, guaranteed to those umg Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
NEW TODAY.
Fred Westerdal. 217 OrVn bldg. Gradutte
Stockholm; massage aatf, Swedish aoveaeat.
$3000;Act Now
Choice full
lot. 50xl0,
on 23d 'St.,
son st. Fine location for flats. C. H.
KpRELL. 231 Washington.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
ORIENTAL RUGS
We are making special January
prices on a fine lot of medium
priced Oriental Rugs, including:
FERAGHANS . BOKHARAS
MOUSSOULS - TEHERANS
SHIRVANS KABISTANS
And Many Other Well-known Weaves
' , These rugs are marked down to the
lowest possible prices, and this sale
offers rug-lovers an unequalled oppor
tunity to buy good rugs at a bargain
EXCLUSIVE CARPET HOUSE
J. G. MACK & CO.
86-88 Third Street
PHIL yiETSCOAX, Pres.
Seventh and "Wnablnctoa
Curopean Plan
NEW OREGONIAN 'PHONE.
Tho "Mornlntr OrfFonlan and livening Tele
gram have Installed a private telephone ex I
change. Main 7070. If anyone tleMre to
communicate by 'phone with any department
of The Oregonian tor Evening Telegram, let
him call Main 7070. The office operator will
make the proper call. Tor example. It you
desire the city editor of The Oregonian. call
Mala "070. The operator respond. "Orego
nian and Telegram." Then aMi for "City
Editor Oregonian.'
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At residence. No. 100 West Iark. al 10 A.
L. by 8. I N. Gllrean. Auctioneer.
By J. T. Wilson, at wWrewi. ISM Flint
street, at 10 A. M. J. T. WIImw, AttctlofHMT.
MEETING NOTICES.
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A.
F. & A. M. Staled e&HMHtiRleatto
tills (Monday) evening. o'clock.
Masonic Temple. Third ami Alder;
work la F. C. degree. AM M. M.
Tveieeisc. By order of w. M.
RUFUS R. BALL. Secretary.
COURT MULTNOMAH. NO. X FORKST
ERS OF AMERICA Alteatioa! oairen and
members are requested to meet at their Hill.
Second and Yamhill. Tuesday. January St. at
1 p. M. fearp, to attend tb funeral of our
dceaed brother, M. WaJdmaa. All Forest -en
cordially invited to attend. By tnlerwf
A. FREUDMAX. C. lC
ED GOLDSMITH, Financial Secretary.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP
TER. NO. 14. O. E. & Stated com
munication thin (Monday) 6 P. M.,
Burkbanl Mag. Ry nrder W. M.
BELLE RICHMOND. Sec.
DIED.
M'CAUI.ET In Ellenburg. Wafe., Jaanarr
21. Dr. S. D. McCauley. father of Dr. J. t
McCauIes1. Bllcnsburg. and Mrs. K. V. Sell
wood. of thla city. Funeral notice later.
HAYDEN In tht5 city, January 21. UK.
Benjamin F. Hayden. aged 8S year?. 8
month and 21 daya. Notice of fnaerat
hereafter.
YOUNG At We late rcaldcnec. 424 Franklin
Place, near Glenwood Station. JaatMrjr 21,
lfk3. William Young, aged 47 yeans IU
month and 20 day. Net lee of fnaeral
hereafter.
FUNERAL NOT! CES.
BUSH The funeral kcevIcc of Loutta. J. Bu4t
will be .held at Flnley's ehiei Tuesday.
January 23, at 2:S0 P. M. Frfendfl lavlted.
Interment Lone Fir cemetery-
RELL.ING In this City. January 21. 1M6.
Ole M. Relllng. aged 45 years. Friend are
Teepeclfutly Invited to attend tbe funeral
Tvkx-s, which will be held at Iloiaian'x
chattel, corner Third and salmon Me. at
2 P. M.. Wednesday. January 21. Inter
ment Rvervlew cemetery.
WAL.DMAN In thl city, January 21. 1MK5.
at the family residence. 205 Flrt St..
Michael Waklman. aged S3 year. Friends
are respectfully Invited to attend the ftf
neral nsrvlce. which will be held at the
above residence at 2 P. M.. Tuesday. Jan
uary 23. Rabbi R. Ahraaameoa and Dr.
W. Wilner will officiate. Interment Ahaval
Sholom eenictery.-
JOHNSON In this city, January 2. lftk
at the .rcaldence- of hi daughter. Mr. O. J.
Sherman. Thomas H. Johnron. aged 71
years. 9 months and 4 Uayx. Friend and
acquaintances are renptfully Invited to
attend th funeral ?rvlce which will be
held at 512 Ea Taylor rt. at 2 P. M.
today. Interment I .one Fir cemetery.
.T. P. ITNLKY & SON I"uneral director
and embalmers. No. 261 3d ft- cor. Mod I mi n.
Day or night calls promptly attended. Ex
perienced lady a.Ifttant when dolred. Of
fice of County Coroner. Thone Main 0.
DUNNING. M'KNTEE & GILBAFGir fin-
rcfttors to Dnnnlag Campion, undertakers
and embalmers; modem In evefy eUU7th
and Pine. Phono Main 30. tad?
Edward HfiTVAv rn T.;i.. .
enlm;b?ovedC?o tiflrew buUd- i
l?5' Ttilrd Salmon. JLady avditant.
Phone No. 507.
.?V SV RUNNING. Undertaker. 414 Eat
Alder. Lady HUliUat PhoBe Eat 5?t
ZELLER-BYRXES CO., Undertakers, Em
balmerw. 273 Rawll. Kat 1668. lady ifM't.
TONSETH & CO.. florfets. Artistic floral
drtlgas. 123 6th st. Phone Main Slot.
CLASSIF!EDAD. RATES.
"Rooms, "Rooms aBd Board. "Ifonc
keeplsg Rooms," "Situations Wanted." 15
words or le. 15 cents: IS to 20 words. 28
cents; 21 to 25 Verds. 25 cents, etc. No d4s
couBt for additional InKrUos.
UNDER ATX O TILE It HEADS, except
"New Today." 36 cents for lxwords or less;
IB to 29 words. 46 cents: 21 to 25 words. 50
cents, etc-Hrj. Insertion. Each additional !
lnrertion. ese-half: ma fnrtbn- Uo.. t
der one month
"NEW TODAY" (gaage measare agate). 15
cents per line, tost bttertle-s: ie ceata per
lise for each additional iasertloa.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care Tho Oregonian. and lefl at this
efnee. should always be Inclosed la sealed
envelopes. No stan Is reavJml en ssch
letters.
Tho Oregonlaa wUl not be responIble for
errors la ad rertle meats taken through the
telephone.
. XEW" TODAY.
1RVINGTON
- -Toe Rent Modern even-room houte. 4M
Ean Hth ru, hetweea Tillamook and Thompson.
5
C TV. KNOWLES, Mgr.
Streets, Portias lf Or ego a.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 per Day.
NEW TODAY.
aeiliitnitllltl e e i
! COLLEGE I
! PLACE i
Joralctl two blocks uorLb
1 P-ortsniouth Station, on
St.
Johns car line, ami just south
of Macjrlj- Junction. Depot J
grounds have been secured at
L'ollcgc Place by X. P. and G. J
J X. Railroads, which will be the
main station for all the Pcnin- I
sula.
To all men and women who
wish n buy lots where they are
sure to advance in value in the
I near future, now is the jwlden
opportunity, as lots- in College
J Place arc as sure to advance in
price as the sun rises in the
J east.
Prices range from -$G to $10
J per front foot. Terms to suit J
purchaser. Call, write or phone
! to
A. H? MAEGLY
210 Fourth Street.
(Near Courthouse.)
THE
President's Message
TO CONGRESS
SAYS
"The people of this country continue to
onjey great prosperity. Undoubtedly there
will be b and flow In such iroperlty, and
this ebb and flow will be felt more or lesa
by all members of the rommsnlty."
The, ebbing of prosperity may carry you in
Its ptrwasi. but a bank account can turn the
tide; today I the right time.
Yoa want a rofe detiosltory and pcrbaoa a
little interest on your Idle funds.
We want yon on our books. Call en tin or
write us and let hs talk over with you tNt
advantages to be gained by opening an ac
count at this bank.
RESOURCES OVER $1.00.000.
IN BUSINESS NEARLY 19 YEARS.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON
S. E. Corner Third and Oak
Phone Private. Exchange 72.
535-Lots on the Car Line
0x1(0 feet each for 35 la tfcn full r..i-
finTAirtVJV1 IOr U 1119
within the last 40 days 00 out of the 70
HJtfC?S i?f ,an COntlnuS
Af tiKir rh.-. -IFfi1-
of their values. These lots are situated on
ia;n avc. wmcn is now being- Improved.
Title perfect. For particulars Inquire
room SOS, McKay bids:.. 3d and Stark at.
; $85,000
Business quarter. with
brick Improvements; rents
JS7M tcr annum: H!i itnnhta
j In value In next five years.
' O'tU.UUU lue,on treet: will divide
tfivjvvu tQ suj, nurchaser.
$10,000
Lot oa Gllsan st., near 6th;
If Improved will pay hand
somely, and has ble- future.
HART LAND CO., 109 Sherlock BIdg.
SI 375 Takes It
snsxico ft
on North
rup, near
23d ntrwf
This L a nice level lot. up to grade, con
Jng on car Hn ilteik i rmfiiMm
n .nn,. in r t.
crete siacwaiK ana street improved, fao
i rjest residence localiues ror comparatively
I l!ttli mnnnr C TT irnRKIT, TC--vT
Jngton str
Just Think of It!
i I vlii fec Overton st.. between
J J t-JAin 22d and 23d- New cement
walk, street graucd. lot lies 3 feet 1i7r:
above grade of street. Price.. "fill J
Call Main U for particular.
Beautiful Home
n Pieamowt. 8 Rowm, Modern.
rmi mux
IN
The Musical and Society Event of the'Seanoa
TONIGHT AT 8:3 O'CLOCK.
MADAME EMMA
CALVE
The World'! Greatest "Carmen" and IatIc
Soprano. Assisted by Five Celebrated Artists.
Direction John Cort and S. KroBberg.
PRICES:
$1.00, $2.W, $2.5, $3.00, $4.W, $5.0
(CalY win idng "The Habanera." from Bl
xet'a opera of "Carmen," in her world-famed
costume. )
CARRIAGES AT 10:30 O'CLOCK.
Bakerlbeater
CnrtaTbottrCs., lum
Ets. L BaUr, !Er.
Yamhill and Third Stt. Phone Main 1007.
The theater that has made Musical Bur
lesque popular In Portland.
Two Packed House Yesterday to See
W. B. WATSON'S FAMOUS
ORIENTALS
Two Refined Burlesques the Dainty
"MIm Clover" nnd "Bashful Venus"
Wednesday matinee bargain day. 22c to
any eat. Evening prices. 2."c, 3,"c, SOc. 73c.
Sunday and Saturday matinee, !5r, 23c. 33c,
50c. ,
Next Attraction "MINERS' AMERICANS"
Empire Theater
It (Kit iniMjrrim
Itoai S4iU 11
MILTON W SEAMAN. Manager
Serocil and Last Veek of the Mot Popular
cnariei. A. Taylor
Company,
In
Tfcs Little Gfeurch
Around Uie famer1
Every night and
Saturday matinee.
Evening prices. 13.
23. 33. 3(k: matinee.
10. 13. 23o. Next
week. "Hooligan In
New York."
STAR
THEATER
Week of
January 22.
Annie Abbott,
tome nnd lift
her.
The Roberts Four
The Two Drole
The Devoe Brother
The Mcllendrys
W. II. Hartford
Staroscope.
TRICES:
10c to nny neat except boxes.
GRAND
THEATER f
Week or (
January 22.
PHKOSO
He- she? or It?;
Latest London :
Senatlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robyns
. Oro and Nelson
De Carlo nnd Stoke
.Mh Lillian Melbourc.-
Ha rota Hoff
Grandotcope,
Prices Evening. Sun
days and H.lWai. to,
2t. 30c; main., 10c to
any scat except boxes.
PANTAGES
Fourth
and
fcilnrk Sts.
THE GKKAT WERER FAMILY.
Pearl and Cassldy.
Meadows and Laare.
GOLDEN GATE QUARTET.
ArnoMo. Io White.
Moving Picture. Seta-ted Ufrhestra.
M&ttHees eaoh afternoon at 2:S0: nights at
7J50 and H oVl.ck. General admlMion. TEN
cents; with 7 rows at 20 cents.
NEW TODAY.
City Property
Corner on 2d sL North; best part: .will
net 3 per cent on Investment. Call for
price and terms.
$10.E0 One of the choicest Investments
In city property at the present time; un
der lease that pays 11 per cent net. and
can be raised at end of lease.
Fifth st. Corner lot and fraction, good
location for apartments: can be made to
pay 14 per cent on Investment.
Front st. Two-story brick, good loca
tion, now paying 10 per cent not on In
vestment of J 12.750.
TAFT & CO.,
275 Stark St.. Chamber of Commerce.
House For Sale
At a bargain, on esuw terms. Juct completed,
tinted walh. grate, porcelain bath. Gas in.
hot -and cold water connections made. Rest
boy on market. Addrem O est. care Oregonian.
TOR SALEREAL ESTATE.
GR7X;G BROTHERS.
Fine strictly modern 6-room home, all
new. bath and everything right uiMo-date,
beautiful gas fixtures; street all Ira proved.
The price Is right. Look it up.
What do you think about St. Johns? We
stUI have rvera! pieces of property there
on which tho price Is atlll right. It will
be worth your time to see us If you are
Interested in the coming city of St. Johns.
GREGG BROTHERS.
Phono Main 6303 317-13 Fenton BIdg.
54 Sixth St.
ON TO HOVER
UP THE COLUMBIA.
Regular Steamers From Portland.
Cheapest freight rates from the Coast to
Inland points. No sand. Heavy soIL Per
petual water right with each tract. Earl
iest products. Largest prices. The Cali
fornia ot tho Northwest. Write Hover
Land Co.. Hover. Wash.
HERB IS A SNAP.
Nko Utile 7-room home on Mlnslndppi
avc.. easy walk 1o bu?lne" housen and ear
sfcooa. In Albino; hath, fruit trees, etc.;
price only $.l0u. ?.HjO cash., balance to
Milt. This rents for Jiff and as an Invest
ment cannot be beat. Elite & Kahler, room
21, 254 Morrison su
51275 A GENUINE SNAP. LOOK- IT UP;
West Side, vn nth at.. -rith of Montgom
ery. I have a small fractional lot on which
the owner would bulk! a house and sell for
small payment down, balance on time. Call
63S Chamber of Commerce.
HOUSE 10 ROOMS: NEW AND Abso
lutely up to date; elegantly finished
throughout: altuated oa two lot, in best
portion of West Side. Any one desiring an
Al homo will do well to investigate. Phone
owner. Main 5S5. or call 100 Sherlock bldg.
YOU CAN BE SUITED WITH A SMALL
suburban home when you learn about those
acre tracts B. S. Cook & Co. are putting
on the market; one acre equal to nearly
nine ordln-try lots; about the price of one
lot. Call 251 Aider st.
FOR SALE AT ONCE. FINE SUBURBAN
ranch home. 11 acres. 0 miles from the city;
new house and barn; with or without, 2
horses. 1 cow. chickens, etc.; easy payments.
J4KK). Call 302 Falling bldg.
57000 FRACTIONAL CORNER LOT ON
Washington st.. near 10th; the only small
piece U be had on that to-bcevtebrated
thoroughfare. L. A. Patterson & Co.. 103
Fourth t.. cor. Madison.
ACRE TRACTS WB HA.NDL3 ACREAGE
as a specialty, within city limits or outside.
Some acres with terms aa low as S10 per
month with water. A. C Churchill Sc Co.,
"Inc.' 110 2d st.
SNAP NEAR 14TH AND COLUMBLV.
Lot 50x100 Tor $3000; tias'oW building, pay
ing C rcr cent; fine site for beautiful home.
Ellis & Kahlcr. room 21. 201 Morrison t.
SEE THlS FOR A LOT.
To build on; near corner 2Sd and Washing
ton and City Park. 40x130; price VAKV.
Etlls t, Kahler, room 21. 264 Morrison sL
U BLOCK. HOLLADAY'S. 51850; LARGE)
corner lot, 7-room bouse, new, very modern;
Hawtberne'a First Addition. $Xto0; terms.
Culver. 623- Chamber oC Commerce,
J1S50. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS J0
New house, basement, plumbing good as
Hotel Portland; beautifully tinted walls;
Upper Alblna. W CO, Oregonian.
51000 WILL BUY 4-JtOOM COTTAGE. PAN-
try nu rorco. nearly new. with full lot.
fenced: IVi blockn from ear
& Smith. ICo'i 4th tU
line. natSeld
FOR SALE M, ACRE AT MT. TABOR. WITH
new 4-rooat cottage; water on premises:
price lata. Inquire 361- East 54orrlsoa or
phoae JCast 2t7 '
5-ROOM COTTAGE. PLUMBING FlRST
cliw. batli. a basement: 5 minutes" walk
from City Hall; 513; rallajmn. 100 2d M.,
top floor. . r - -
Marquain Grand Theater
. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
41-room. house, best location In We3t Irv
Ington; modern in every way; furnace, hot
and cold water all through; gas and elec
tric lights; full U -block, all cement side
walks; J5250.
S-room modern house., Irvlngton; noth
ing lacking for ono of the swollest homes
on the East Side; U -block, beautiful lawn,
tall for4, particulars.
B-room. good. new. elegant house. Holla
day Park; full lot. cement walks; this Is a
good buy; only. 5oGOO.
S-room modern home. Holladay Park:
right up to date; nice lot; an awful good
buy. at SZSZO.
7-room house, one of the bcst-bullt
houses In Holladay Park full lot. beauti
ful lawn and flowers; nice location; here,
without the slightest doubt. Is one ot the
best places In every way In this locality;
price only $3000.
S-room houiie. Hawthorne Park, on E.
Madison at., and right up to date In every
way; only 51200.
S-room house In Ifolladay's Addition,
near IsO at. : easy walking distance: very
fine lot. cement walks, porcelain bath; all
in good -shape: price $3730,
m&CoiTlat house.glSdementfa0;!
Improvements In; price $2200.
4 rooms. Laurelwood Park: sooii little
house. 5S50.
0-room cottage, well-built, modorn little
home; best part Sunnyslde. near Belmont;
nice yard, flowers; $1000.
f-room houe. Williams ave.. corner lot;
good buy at $2500.
S-room house. McMlllen's Addition, best
part; line view, nice lot., cement walks;
everything up-to-date; price 54700.
S-room house, beat buy on tho market
today, walking distance from city, good,
.well-built house, good surroundings. I
sold It once for $l50O; sell today for S3U0O;
any old terms to suit.
t!-rom house on Monroe st.. near Will
iams; modern In every way. This Is surely
a snap; cement basement, hot and cold
water; only $2500.
VACANT LOTS.
Lot on E. Washington st-. near 20th;
look at .this; price 5S50.
-block on 11th St.. near Harrison. 51300
Lots In Highland, near car tine. Here
Is surely a groat bargain; only $325 eaen.
7nxl0t oa Hancock st.. Upper Alblna.
This a, snap. $(W0.
4 lots In Alblna, Homestead, all streets
improved; lay line and In good location;
only $300 each.
'i-bloek on Tillamook si: swell part;
only 51G3U. or will sell corner for 000.
ACREAGE.
We have three 3-aere tracts near Lents.
Soil first-class, lay nice, practically cleared.
Tho very best buy In that locality; 5730
each. Terms can bo hud.
. W have acre tracts on Woodstock car
line; beautiful tract, all improved; will
sell to suit. For prices and terms call at
office..
TAFT & CO..
273 Stark st.. Chamber of Commerce.
GREGG BROTHERS.
One of the best proportions la its lino
?f any In the state: 12 acres of very tine
rnlt or vegetable land, on which there are
3 aerea of strawberries. 240 prune trees. ftf
apples. 16 cherries and 10 nirs; a good it
room house, barn 20x30 and other outbuild
ings, windmill and tank, water piped to
house and barn; 2 miles from olty limits;
the price la tight; corno and sec um.
INVESTORS. WAKE UP I
ThH Is the greatest opportunity ever pre
sented to you. There are thousands ot dol
InrR to be made In ST. jhhn.S nrnoertv. Wo
have some of the best bargains In that city it
ana it win pay you to see us before buying.
GREGG BROTHERS.
Phone Main 5303. 317-1S Fenton bldg.
81 Sixth Street.
. , EAST SIDR INVESTMENTS.
, W'r have several choice proportion close In
on the East Side, ranging In price from
S!3iv to 523.C0O. that are paying from "V,
per cert to 12 per cent on the price asked.
ELLIS & KAHLKR.
Room 21 Cambridge BWg..
2iJ4 Morrison. S. W. Cor. Third Street.
5130rt WKST SIDE. 2 new 5-room cottage,
modern, en 11th sc. a little south of Montgomery-
.t-. and a fractional lot: eould be
dlrkled and would make 2 neat little homes
If desired: they bring $50 per month rent,
which to be sure would make It a fine In
vestment at the price; they must be sold at
a sacrifice to settle some differences. See
owners at 63S Chamber ot Commerce.
5350 HOUSE. 4 ROOMS. 2 LOTS. S0xt20; 40
fruit trees, water on lot; Woodstock. 3 blocks
car line. Alvqrd & Alvord, 1S3 Morrison t.
NEW, MODERN C-ROOM HOUSB. CORNER
lot. one block to car line; $2000, ea?y pay
ments. Hatfield & Smith, ItOHi 4 th st.
SELLWOOD LOTS. $5.00 DOWN AND 55.00
a month; from $75.00 to $200. CO. Sellwood
Towcsite Co. Phone East 4704.
TWO LOTS. 100x100 FEET. 4 BLOCK FROM
ear Mne. In City View Park; $6w. Hatfield
& Smith. 105t 4th st.
FOR SALE BARGAIN DE3IRABLR BUILD
ing location. 100x100: East Sth and Prescott.
Owner. S 54. Oregonian.
IF DESIRE GOOD INVESTMENT IN
White Salmon. Washington, fruit land, ad
dress C CO. Oregonian.
$2750 WELL-ARRANGED S-ROOM HOUSE.
Rurselt St.. near Union ave. Miller. 714
Cliamber Commerce.
LOTS IN MAPLEWOOD. $15rt TO $200; 53
down and $3 per month. Alvord & Alvord.
IS" Morrison st.
$1700 GOOD S-ROOM HOUSE. EAST SIDE.
Income $218. Owner, 603 E. Washing
ton st.
FOR SALE MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE ON
easy terras; Wett Skle. A 47. Oregonian.
NEW. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE
In; 53O0O net If sold now. Phone East 4214.
BUY ONE OF OUR $30 LOTS NEAR CAR
line. Alvord, & Alvord, 183 Morrison st.
HOUSE AND LOT. 211 12TH ST.
to J. P. Brenaugh. 144 4th st.
APPLY
FOR SALE FARMS.
CIO ACRES IN HARNEY COUNTY. OREGON,
about 30 mllea south of the town of Burns:
fine soli, living water, the ilnst wheat land
in the world; railroad will be built Into this
section of country In th near future; price.
$5 per acre. The Hart Land Co.. loo Sher
lock bkig.
FOR SALE 120 ACRES. ABOUT 12 MILES
southeast from Oregon City; 73 acres good
timber; good wH and fine for farming; the
timber alone is worth more than the prleo
asked. $6 per acre. The Hart Land Co.. 100
Sherlock Wdc.
LIST YOUR ACREAGE WITH US: WB NEED
It. Alvord &. Alvord. 183 Morrison st.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANTED.
We want bouse and lot or lot south of
Washington L
We want lot or good house. Nob Hlli Dis
trict. Wo want some lots, central Alblna. Al
blna Homestead, or Highland; have sold six
this week: have customers for bargains;
bring them or phone us. Main 130.
List any kind ot property you have with
us.
TAFT & CO..
75 Stark et.. Cham, of Commerce.
HAVE YOU PORTLAND REAL ESTATE
for sale? We want 4t; buyers waiting. P
32. Oregonian.
FOR RENT FARMS.
SMALL CHICKEN ,AND DAIRY FARM.
house, barn, near car line. 5c fare: snap;
- 500 year. Commercial Real Estate Co.. 306
Ankcny. corner 6th. t.
FOR SALE LAND SCRIP.
LAND SCRIPS OF -ALL KINDS. GUARA.V
teed, mineral lands, titled, public land prac
tice. We buy military bounty and war
rant. Collins Land Co.. Steams bldg.
TO EXCHANGE.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE CENTRAL VA
cant lots In Hood River for a rooming
house In the city. Address B 39, Orego
nian. TO EXCHANGE GOOD TIMBER LAND IN
a flee location for merchandlie. Whitney
Bros.. Irving. Or.
320 ACRES FINE TIMBER. ESTIMATE 5.
C00.0CO feet, pear Portland, for city property.
J 33. Oregonian.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IMPROVED
farm fo- Portland residence, 7 or 8 rooms.
P.57, Oregonian.
FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS.
SELECTIONS FURNISHED FOR ALL
clawert ot U. S. Government and state tanJn;
al.v beat bargains la deeded lands of all
claaseit and In any quantity at lowest prices.
Write W. T. Burncy, 17 Wash, bide city.
SNAP 3.000.000 FEET YELLOW FIR AND
cedar oa railroad and. river, In Lane County:
$1630. N 55. Oregonian. ,
$S PER ACRE 330, ACRES FINE TIMBER,
near Cortland; 'estimate S.000.000 feet. K
58 Oregonian. - - -.
itELJQUISHMENT OF .DESERT- LAND
claim under canal. 4 miles from Irrigon.
Or. For particulars address E. Middle
brooks. Fort Steven. Or.
TIMBER REUNQTJISHMENT WANTED
Columbia River basin preferred. B 23 Ore
gonian. FOR SALE.
Horses. Vehicles aad Harness.
FOR SALE NORMAN AND ENGLISH
draft stilllon. weighs. 2000: iron gray, ago
7 years. Address Holbrook Bros.. Lexlnc
ton. Wash.
HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR RENT BY
day, week and month; special rated to busi
ness houses. 6th and Hawthorne, Tel. East 72
FOR SALE TEAM OF YOUNG HORSES. 110O
pounds: delivery horse. 1200 pounds: saddJo
horse. 075 pounds. 266 4th.
HOUSES and vehicles bough., sold, rented or
exchanged. 211 Washington. Pacific 507.
HSfhVEJ"CE? R RECT
1 or exchange. Hubert & Hall. 2CC Fourth.
Pianos.
FOR SALE A $360 UPRIGHT PIANO,
standard make, party leaving for East; mu-t
sell; If sold before Tuesday will aeceot $200.
313 Falling- bldg. .
PIANOS FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE
cash or in payments; must sell. 10 Wash
ington bldg.
PIANO AT A SACRIFICE PARTIES LEAV
lng city: for less than half price. 10 Wasa
lagton bldg.
UPRIGHT PIANO,
sell for 5150 cash.
ALMOST NEW; MUST
03 11th. cor. Stark.
Miscellaneous.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH AND RECORD
at factory prices, delivered free anywhera
on receipt of full amount of retail price;
largest stock of Edlsos records west of
Rockies. Send for circulars. Peter Eact
galupi. wholesale and retail. 78U Ml3stoa
st.. San Francisco.
30 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED SEWING MA
chines at very low prices; Singer. Wheeler
& Wilson. Domestic. White. Household. Da
vis and otners. to maku room for new
stock Wheeler & Wilson and Singers. S. S.
Slgel. 333 Morrison st.. Marquam bldg.
FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables; easy payments; we
rent tables, with privilege of buying; moJ
ern bar fixture; cheap prices. Brunswick
Balke-Collender. 40 3d et.
MUSICIAN?S BAND BLOUSE. "NEW" SIZE
37. dark blue, trimmed with braid, for sate
cheap. Phone East 4017. or call 87 E. Sth.
North.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF NEW AND
second-hand machine and will give spe
cial bargains this week. Standard Sewing
Machine Co.. 250 Yamhill st.
SHOWCASES. COUNTER3. TABLES. STORE
fixtures bought, sold or exchanged. Western
Salvage Co., 027 Washington st.
FORI SALE 030 FEET 9-INCH STANDARD
pipe at half of new price. 51. Barde Jfc
Son, Sth and Gllsan.
Typewriters, all makes. a cost; rubber stamp
gocds.desks. etc Coast Agency Co.. 231 Staric
FOR RENT DONKEY ENGINE. 324 CHAM
ber of Commerce, or phone Main 2363.
LAUNCH FOR S.'.uE. O. P.
boatyard. 47 E. Water et.
GRAHAM'S
HELP WANTED MALE.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EARN $3 TO
$S day after completing course of prac
tical instruction at home or in our schools.
Graduates admitted to union; position? se
cured. Coyne Brew. Co.. Practical Schools
Plumbing and Bricklaying. New York. Chi
cago. Cincinnati and St. Louis; free catalog.
ALL DISEASES OF MEN SUCCESSFULLY
treated: discharges positively cured la from
5 to 5 days: consultation free and strictly
confidential: send for our symptom bUaK.
X-Radlum Medical Institute. 3d and Alder
Bis., entrance 233 Alder st.. Portland.
WANTED FOR AN INTERIOR CALIFUR
nia city, an advertising manager who h.ui
had malt-order experience In tho drycooda
line. Address, stating age. experience, sal
ary expected and Inclosing photo. M 53.
Oregonian.
SINGLE YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
and habits to represent nrm; of 13 years'
experience In Washington; references re
quired. Call I to 3 P. M., room 10. 4131
Washington st.
Men. women, learn watcnmaklng. engraving.
Jewelor wcrk. optics. Easy terms, position
guaranteed: money made learning. Watchmaking-Engraving
School. P. 1. bldg., Seatiie.
INSTRUCTION IN THE CARE. REPAIR
and driving of automobiles, at Y. M. C.
A. night school. Course begins Tuesday.
January 23. $23 for complete course.
TUTOR WANTED YOUNG MAN. COLLEGE
graduate preferred, to help youth of is.
backward in Latin and mathematics. Ad
dress W 52. Oregonian.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. ENPERIENC
ed and otherwise, for established publica
tions; libenH Inducements. Clyde-King. t3i
Chamber Commerce.
WANTED GENT OR LADY WILLING TO
'learn the photo buMnefs and takn Inter
est In business; only small amount fiuuired.
183 Morrison.
WANTED SALESMEN ON COMMISSION:
htgh-grrfle underwear tnd seamless hosiery
factory, to consumer direct. 311 Commer-
cial block.
LUCRATIVE POSITION TO AN EXPEKI
enced fraternal solicitor; splendid oixning
for tho right man. Royal Achat w. Omaha.
Nebraska.
WANTED MAN FOR THEATRICAL COM
pany to take charge of programme; s-alarf
$15 and expenses; must have $I3o. L 62.
Oreqonlan.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE: WAGES
while learning; position after S week.. GUI
man's Barber College. 627 Clay. San Fran.
Any Intelligent person may earn good lacomn
corresponding for newspapers: experience un
necessary. Press Syndicate. Lockport. N Y.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS MEN IN POi;T
land and throughout, state to solicit busi
ness. Call or write 607 McKay bldg.
WANTED A MAN WHO HAS HAD SpMH
experience as railroad tralnhaml to otic
-on logging road. R GO. Oregonian.
WANTED EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH
er. Address, stating age. experlenc? and
references Q 60. Oregonian.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN IN
Portland and throughout state; big wages to
rustlers. 206 McKay bldg.
10 BO LTCUTTERS WANTED. APPLY
Western Cooperage Co.. room 306 Stearns
bldg.. 6th and Morrison.
UNION HOTEL FOR ROOM AND BOARD;
rooms $1; board, $3.30 per week. SI N. 6th
er. J. Anderson. Prop.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER: ANSWER,
stating experience and salary expected. B
61. care Oregonian.
FIRST-CLASS BROILER AND LUNCHMAN.
Address G. M. Campbell, 320 James at.. S
attle. Wash.
WANTED SINGLE MAN WITH $10o FOR
light manufacturing business-. Address Y 55.
Oregonian.
WANTED YOUNG MAN FOR SOLICITOR
or partner In good paying business. G 60.
Oregonian.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BAR
ber trade: some money required. 260 Jst.
WANTED MEN'S OLD C1.OTHING. SHOES,
highest price paid. 50 3d. Phone PaclQc 46.
SALESMEN TO SELL THE CHRISTY HOB
safety razor; new plan. 303 Stearns bldg.
WANTED A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF A
few horses; Inquire 211 Washington st.
COATMAKERS WANTED AT ONCE. Co
lumbia Woolen Mills, cor. 7th and Stark.
WANTED DELIVERY BOY WITH WHEEL
at once. 372 Morrtaon st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. SMALL FAM
lly. 200 2d st. Standard Coffee & Svlce
Mills. v
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call mornings. 330 Park st.
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GEN
erat housework. Call at 186-North 17th st.
FOR RENT 6-ROOM COTTAGE ON S EC
end st., between Sherman and Caruthers-
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN CARE OF
baby. Apply 533 Johnson' st.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM
girl. 53 -N. 18th. cor. Davis.
WANTED WAITRESS FOR NdON WORK
only. Call at 2US Salsioa. " J
EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO, "WAIT AT DIN
ner table, .St.-5th t. ' ;