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THE -MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1906. JUST RECEIVED A Spring Shipment of N the Celebrated Saratoga Bath Rugs These Bath or Boudoir Rugs are manufactured from cotton, by a patented process. They have a -long, soft pile, are very durable, and are. GUARANTEED WASHABLE ; i This quality makes them ideal bath rugs, while their beauty and decorative qualities render them useful for bedroom or boudoir. We have a variety of patterns in soft combinations of blue and white : 1 and green and white. PRICES $1.50 TO $4.50 EXCLUSIVE CARPET HOUSE j. g. MACK & CO. 86-88 THIRD PHIL VETSCHAJV, Prea. Seventh Hi WtaUasrtea Juropn .Plan - - - - - JIM HILL RETURNS Sent to the Poorfarm, but He Fails to Go. PREFERS LIFE IN. CITY Tells Judge Cameron That Slavery Is Abolished, but Is Warned: to Choose Between the Parm. -and the Jail. "I thought I sent you to the County Farm," said Municipal Judge Cameron yesterday morning, when Jim Hill was brought out and arraigned on' a charge of roaming the streets "after hours." "Yer Oner, I "wuz ordered to go, and I started out," Jim replied, "but I'd ruther ye'd set up gallows fcr me." "Why did you return?" asked Dqputy City Attorney Fitzgerald. "The road was too rough." said Jim. "How far did you get?" asked Judge Cameron. "Oh. I guess about to the city limits," replied Jim. "Well, what arc you going to do now?" asked the Judge. "Work fcr an honest llvin', as usual." said Jim. "I have alius earned my llvin' und will keep ut up." "Yes, but you come in lierc one day and go out the next; you do not earn a living and you are making too much trouble," said Judge Cameron. "Tho County Farm is the proper place for you, and you've got to go there." . "I thought, Ter Oner, that slavery was abolished in 1SC1," drolly replied Jim. "Yes, the farm is the place for you, Jim." said Judge Cameron. "Whut gpod am I there?" queried Jim. "I can't milk a cow. fcr I've tried ut. and I'm no hand on a farm; I like the city." "I'll give you this one chance,"" said Judge -Cameron. ''You will go -to the County Farm, or serve 90 days in jail. I can't afford to have you.comlng in here every day or so." Jim Is expected to return to court In a few days. "I will not decide that a woman Is dis orderly or a vagrant simply because an officer says so, or because they have been beforo me in the past, especially when they swear they have reformed." de clared Judge Cameron, In announcing his decision in the cases of Bertha Hayward and airs. Clenn Brown. "The testimony must be absolutely complete and convlnc ing in such cases to bring conviction." Tho two women were arrested by Act ing Detective Kay in John Conrad's sa loon, -and the only evidence that they were 'disorderly was that giv.cn by Kay. Both defendants swore that they had re formed. Rosa Van Vlect. arrested by Patrolman Galbralth, was very obstinate and angry, and refused to answer any question. She admitted that when "mad" she used un printable language, and Judge Cameron fined her $50. She was charged with being drunk, but pleaded not guilty. "When taken to headquarters "Wednesday even ing, she nearly tore down the jail, and at last had to be shackled by Tdatron Sim mons to keep her in check. Joe Stutt was fined $25 for permitting Myrtle Cox, aminor, to enter his saloon nnd purchase liquor therein. The young woman was taken into the place by a fireman. She was sent to her home in Dallas. Herman Schroedor was fined $40 for vio lating the 1 o'clock closing ordinance by keeping open his saloon at 475 TV imams avenue, until 1:40 A. M. He had pre viously been fined for a similar offense. Leo Sine nleaded cuiltv to havinsr lot tery tickets in his possession, and was fined AO. M. "Miller, charged with larceny from the person, was sent to the City Jail for ten days for contempt of court. He was angry because his case was continued. ana used profanity. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Feb. 8. Maximum tempera ture. 4S deg.; minimum temperature. 40 dg. River reading at 8 A. M.. 3.7 feet: change In part 24- hours, rfe of .2 foot. Total preclpl tatlOB, -5 P. M. to 5 P. M., none. Total pre cipitation since September L 1806, 22.96 Inches. .Normal precipitation since September l, iwe. 28.96 laches: deficiency. 6.60 inches. Total punshtne. February 7. 7 hours 20 minuter; possible suashtae, S hows 58 minutes. Although the weather is cleudy over the STREET C W. JCNOWLRS, Met. Streeta, F-ertisjsd, Oresres, - $1-00, $1.50, $2.00 per Day. greater portion of Washington. Northern Ida ho and British Columbia, the barometer con tinues high and no precipitation has occurred in this district during the last 24 hours. The changes In temperature nlnce yesterday have been small and unimportant. The conditions are favorable for a. continu ation of fair weather In this district during the next 24 hours. WEATHER. FO R ECASTS. Forecast made at Portland for 28 hours ending midnight, Friday: Portland and vicinity Fair. Easterly winds. Western Oregon and Western Washington Fair. Easterly winds. Eastern Oregon, Eastern' Washington and Idaho Fair. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. 0 CTATIOKl Baker City Bismarck. ....... . Boise Eureka. Helena... o.oo; o.ooi o.oo 0.00 T O.OO 4W 4NW 4jSE 4 NW 4ISE 01... 12E HUSH SIB (Clear jPt ojoudy IClear ICloudy IClear "Kamloops, B. C.. fcloudy Jorth Head o.ool Clear Pocatcilo. ........ Portland Red Bluff , I2flld.no: Clear Cloudy Clear .148! .1301 0.00 o.oo S Rosburg.... Sacramento. 50:0.00: NW S Clear 0.00 Pr cloudy Salt Lake City. 128 0.00 o.oo: NW Cloudy San Francisco.. .00! SW NE Pt cloudy Spokane......... Seattle..... Tatoosh Island. Walla Walla.... . ISBIO.OO iouay ICloudy .U O.(lft! 8 N ' .150 0.00 32 .13210.001 4 E N ICloudy ICloudy T trace. EDWARD A. BEALS. District Forecaster. MEETING NOTICES. A. & A. S. R. SOCIAL Com xnlttee will be at home to mem bers, their fcona and "ladies this (Friday) evening. 8:30 to 11;W. at cathedral. Cards must be presented at door. Same can be procured from J. E. WERLEIN. Secretary of Committee. WEB FOOT CAW P. NO. 63. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets tonight In W. O. W. Hall, 10th and Washington st. Portland Camp's team and officers will put on the de gree work; five can- dMnt,, til bers requested to attend. VlKltor welcome. Refreshments. W. E. GAYLOKD. CL r A. L, BARBUR,' Clerk. 4r MULTNOMAH CAMP, W. O. W. Meets every Friday evening at East Alder and Earn Sixth streets. All Woodmen cordially lnited to meet with us. J. M. WOQDWORTJL Clerk. MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. 15. O. E. 8. Regular communication this (Friday) evening in Masonic Temple, at 8 o'clock. Social. By order W. M. JENNIE H. GALLOWAY, Sec l?ASRAir rrvnnv vn i . . . " k evening jtx 7:30 o clock. Third degree. Visitors welcome. nc.Mn unutvA, secretary. MT. TABOR LODGE. NO. 42. A. F. & A. M. Stated communication this (Friday) evening. All M. M. in vited. By ordr W. M. GEO. P. LENT, Secretary. rUNEKAL NOTICES. LANDENBERGER From his late reaMence 581 G II pan st.. C. A. Landenberger, Satur day. Feb. 10. im at 2 P. M. SELLING The funeral of tho late Mrs B. Selling, of Oregon City, will be from the residence of P. Selling, 434 Main, on Sun day morning at 10:30. SINNOTT Friends aad acquaintances are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral ner vices of Edward L. Slnnott. which will be J?5ld l.the Et Lrence Church, comer Jd and Sherman sta.. at fl A. M. today. In terment St. llarj-'i cemetery. OLSEN In this city. February 7. 3WC Ar thur William, the 16-raonths-old son of Mr and Mrs. Olaf Olsen. of 101 Knott at. The funeral will take place Saturday. February 30 at T. from the residence Frlenis respectfully invited to attend. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. EDWARD HOLM AN & CO- the Ieadlag fHBeral directors ad embalmers. 22e m.a4 222 Third street, cerser Saloa, hare the 8b est establishment and the nest reaooBahle charges. We have an experienced lady who takes full charge ef all lady eases. Pbeae Main M7. J. P. TTNLEY SON FwBeral d4rcters aad enhalmers. No. 261 Sd or. MadiMB. Day or Bight calls preatBtly attesded. Ex perieaeed lady aislitaat when deOred. Of See et County Coroner. Fheae Mats 8. DUNNING. MTENTEE GILRAUGH. Suc cessors to Bbbb4sc CawJom. aBdertakera aad emhalaiers: Bsoderm ia every detaM; 7th aad Ptee. Those Maw 499. Lady asatstkat. F. 8. DUNNING. Undertaker. 4X4 Kast Alder. Lady astrtctaat. Fheae East . ZELLER-BYRNBS CO, Cadertakers, E. balaaers. 278 RawcH. Kaat Lady TON6KTK it CO, ffarfas. ArMstae sr.i deslgvs. 138 h st. 11mm MsJb (IK. 25 Wise, 2h o Eg - J, O ft V a a o o ; o 3 ; 9 5? AMUSEMENTS. Marqutn Grind Theater IM Teslgfct at X:15 e'Cleck Tomorrow A ft crnees at 2:15 GEORGE ADE-S BRILLIANT COMEDY THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN" Big Hit Before a Crowded House Last Night Evening Price $150. $1. 75c arri 30c. Matinee Prices $1. 75c 50c d 25c SEATS NOW SELLING. MARQUAM Monday, Tueeday. Wednesday, Wednesday Matinee. Feb. 12. 13, 14. America's Greatest Tragedienne, NANCE O'NEIL In Superb Scenic Productions, as follows: Monday, "Fire of St John" By Sudermann. First Time Here. Tuesday, "Macbeth" Curtain Rises at S:05 Promptly. Owing to the Massive Scenic Effects. Wednesday Matinee, "Ma da" Wednesday Eve., "Monna Yanna" By Maeterlinck. First Time Here. Evening Prices Lower Floor. $1.30 and $1. Balcony. $1. 75c. 50c. Gallery. 35c, 23c. Boxes and Lores, -$10. Matinee Prices Lower Floor, fL Bal cony. 75c and 60c Gallery. 23c, 33c Bakerlbeater CrtfM TkM4fCt, Uctti tH.Llrtsr.sHr. Yamhill nnd Third Sta. Phone Mala IS07. The Home of .Musical xiurieiuc Tonight and Tomorrow Matinee (No Performance Saturday Night) Miner's Bohemians Burlesque and Extravaganza. Company, pre- "A ROHEMIAN BEAUTY." 20 Broadway Show Girls. Beautiful Music screaming womeuy. S Big Vaudeville Acts S. Saturday Matinee ISc. 23c 33c 30c. Night prices 25c 35c 30c. 75c Next Week. Start Inr 8adar MaUaee, "YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS Empire Theater lfiKBHHerrtm Istn.lkltlW Portland's Popular Playhouse. Special Two Weeks Engagement. The Celebrated rollards Lilliputian Opera Company. Tonight and Saturday Night "A RUNAWAY GIRL" Saturday Matinee. "PINAFORE." Evening Prices 13c 23c 3c 30c Mati nee Lower floor, 50c amT25c Entire Bal cony, 23c. . Next Second and I .ait Week ef the- Tol larda.. SKBday Matinee, "A Gaiety Girl"; SuBday Night, "The GeWha." STAR THEATER Week ef Feb. 5. THE GREAT NELLO. AUtted by Mile. Nelte. the Greatest Juggling Act on the American Stage. The AnderfteB Children., Violet te aad Old. Al Shayae. Laurence. The Trumpeter. W. It. Hartford. Starosceee. Price 10c to any seat except boxes. GRAND THEATER Week ef February 5. DID A, WemtB Created Frem Tiethlsg. Ward Trio. The Cex Family. Iraa Welcher. Morgan aad Chester. Harold Hen. GraBdescepe. Trices Evenings and Sundays, 10c. 20c 30c; matinees. 10c to any seat except boxes. Best Acts OBly. PANTAGES Fourth aad Stark Sts. THE FOCR COWI.ES. t.NCIR AND MATTHEWS. MARYLAND QUARTET. LAWRENCE THE BUGLER. WOODS AND WOODS. LEO WHITE. BIOGRAUH. Performances dally at 2:30. 7:30 and 0 P. M. Admission. TEN cents. Reserved peats. 20 cents. INTERNATIONAL TUG -OF -WAR CONTEST Eight Nations. Seven Days "THE ARMORY TENTH AND COUCH TEAMS: Denmark. Norway. Finland. Sweden. Ger many. Italy. Canada. America. Tonight. Continuing Each Night to and In cluding February 10, Excepting Sunday. February 4, and Tuesday, February 0. Contest for Championship and Gold Medals. Admission. 23c. Reserved seatt. 50c DANCE AFTER THE CONTEST. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At the Portland Auction Rooma. 211 1st St. Sale 2 P. M. C. L. Ford. Auctioneer. At Oilman's Auction Rooms. 413 Washing ton sU. at 10 o'clock A. 31. 5. L. N. Gllman, Auctioneer. By J. T. Wilson, at salesroom. 180 First st.. at 10 A. M. Sale 2 P. M.. cernr 10th and Harrlfan.atreets. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer. NEW TODAY. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that the Countr Superintendent of Multnomah County will hold the regular examination of applicants for state and county paper at the Ladd School. Park and Jefferson streets, as fol lows: FOR STATE PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday. February H. at -9 o'clock A. M., and continuing until Saturday. February' 1". at 4 o'clock P. M.: Wednesday Penmanship, history, spell ing, algebra, reading, school law. Thurs dayWritten arithmetic, theory of teach ing, grammar, booklceeplns:. physics, civil Kovcrnmeni. r noa-j-oysioiogy. geog raphy, mental arithmetic, composition, physical geography. Saturday Botany, plane gcomeiry. general history. English literature, psychology. FOR COUNTY PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday. February 14. at o clock A. m., and continuing until .Fri day, February d6, at 4 o'clock P. JL: First. Second and Third-Grade Certifi cates Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic theory of teaching, grammar. physiology. Friday Geography, mental arithmetic, scnooi taw, civil government. PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. . Wednesday Penmanship, orthorranhv. arithmetic, reading. Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, physiol ogy. Note Applicants who desire to have manuscripts graded and certificates Issued In another county should secure written consent from the Superintendent of the county to which manuscripts are to be forwarded. "R. F. ROBINSON. County School Superintendent. 4th St. 75x100 corner near City Halt. Ideal apartment-house site. E. J. DALY 322 FaJIhsg Bldg: Holladay Park CHOICE ACRE TRACT FOR SALE On Multnomah sL, corner of E. 2Zd; ce ment sidewalks and all street Improve ments; excellent building site: reasonable terms: $2350. ALEX. C. RAE. xm Stark st. 4 Portland H'ts lots, on. car line on crest of hill, unobstructed view of ML Hood. Mt.. Adams. ML St. Helens and city: "very choice and cheap;, fer sale y ower. Geo. E. Wag SOBrr, 2SB Falltair. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES. "Reema," "Room aad Beard." "Rssm keealac Rooms." "SKaatieaa Waited. " 13 word er ten. IS ceatat IS te 3 -ward. 34 eeata: 21 te 2 words. eeats, etc. No eae eeaat for addeUeaal basertteaa. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except "New "Today." M eeata far 1 word er less; 16 te 30 nerds. 4t eeais: 21 te 23 word. 34 eeata. etc. first laserlieB. Each addHleaa! MtertSea. eae-hatf: aa farther dtsceaat aa der eae ateath. rNEW TODAY (amace-aseasare agate). IS eeata per Mae, first lasertiea: 10 eeata per Hae for each addHIeaal fasertieB. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed eare The Oregaafaus. aad left at this eflee. should alwars fee laelesed la sealed eaireleaea. No staasa la rea aired ea saeh letters. The Oreaoalaa wtH aet fee reiaeaslMe for errors tm. adrertieeaieats takes tareagh the teleaheae. NEW TODAY. MONEY SAVERS Of whom there are many In the City of Port land, and the Slates of Oregon and Wash ington, should remember that The personnel of our Board of Directors ia a GUARANTEE OF PRUDENT, CON SERVATIVE MANAGEMENT Each one has been chosen for some especial fitness, and all are recognised as men whose fealty and loyalty to their Bank Is well known, and this, with their untiring energy, has Inspired a confidence on which our suc cess is building. WE PAY 3 PER CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS And from 3U to 4 per cent on Special Cer tificates of Deposit that can be drawn at any time by giving a certain number of days notice Send for our book of "ILLUSTRATIONS." PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF -OREGON S. E. Cor. 3d and Oak Sts. Phone Ex. 72. BENJ.-I. COHEN President H. U PITTOCK ! Vice-President B. LEE PAGET...'. Secretary J. O. GOLTRA Assistant Secretory S35.W PER LOT ON-THE CAR LINE 50x100 feet each, title perfect, every lot choice and desirable, near to and overlook ing the river, healthiest spot In all of Port land The Hlbernla Savings Bank Is the owner and will sell until very lot la sold and thre are now l?s than 100 lota left unsold out of 700; S35. all cash, no terms. Call at room 303. McKay bldg.. cor. 3d and Stark sta. $286.50 Per .month rent, 5 stores and housekeep ing rooms; long leases on stores: line new nutiding, near stcci onage, tast side. E. J. DALY 222 Falling Building. Mortgage Loans 5, Upwards Real Estate City and Farm. Insurance In All Lines. A. H. BIRRELU tKS McKay bldg. Iklnl aad Stark s4a 37V2X100 Feet Makes a very desirable sized building let. We have one for sale on Johnson st.. near 23d St.. at a reasonable price. F. V. ANDREWS & CO. Hamilton Bldg. 121 d st. Tel. Main 23(0 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL BARGAIN. 100 acre on the White Salmon River. 9 miles from Underrrcod. partly lozged off. some good timber remaining; thki 1 In the apple belt and well adapted to the production of excellent fruit: this Is the bet buy in that auction; we offer for a. short time only; price 52700. LANGILLE & RAND. 72 Sixth St. GREGG BROTHERS. We have a nice modern "-room house on Borthwlck St., near Monroe St.. that U an excellent buy. Also fine G-rcwm liouse on Monroe, near niuumi ave.. convenient to the city; every thing is In fine rhape and Is right up to date. GREGG BROTHERS. Phone Main C303. 317-1S Fenton bWr. EOUSE 10 ROOMS; NEW AND ABHO lately op to date; elegantly flnlshed tbroBghout; ottsated oo two lota, la best peril on of West Side. Any one desiring aa AI home will do wU to lnvestlrats. Psoas evscr. Mate &S&. er call 109 Sherlock b'.dr. ACRE TRACTS WB HANDLE A CUE AO B as a specialty, wtthta city limits or outside. Eome acres with tersu as low as $10 txr saoelh with water. A. C Churchill & Co.. "Inc." 110 24 sfc GOOD 0-ROOM HOUSE. 4 FINE 50x100 Iota: garden, fruits; face two .streets; only ijv. nait oown; wouia iraa ror farm, pay or take difference. Home Land Co., lfiifc jsi n. ZS LOTS FOR SALE; NEAR ST. JOHNS The owner, a nonresident, will sell the wnoie bunch for S4000; title good, on the car -line, inquire room 74X McKay bldg. $ 1SO0 MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAGE AND bam. all beautifully located, one block irom car ime. on iota icoxiso reel. W. T. Dumey. room 17, Warhlngton bldg. $400 ACRE TRACTS $ CO. Garden land, on car line and river, great jqu ana location aapero; eajy terms, is. H. cook & Co.. 2SI Alder st. $1725 NEARLY NEW 6-ROOM HOUSR roll basement, lot 50x125, Stanton st. near Union ave.; a bargain. State Investment cc., 118 Ablngton bldg. $150fu-MODERN NEW 5-KOOM HOUSE. LOT 119x135. most charming location on Mt. Ta bor. one block reet-car. State Investment Co., Us Ablngton bldg. FOR SALE NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL cement basement, good plumbing, nice lo cation. $1060; easy terms, u. J, smith. 730 Cham. Coasjtrce. SNAP 3 FINE LOTS. EAST WASHINGTON; sewer, water: $1100. Take part In carpen tering, plumbing or painting. Porter. 215 Commercial bldg. FOR SALE H ACKS AT MT. TABOR. WITH xtw 4-raorn eettaxe; water oo premises; priea $I2M. 2a.tOrs 381 East Morrisoa or I BUILD HOUSES. EAST PAYMENTS; AT tractive nlsns. moderate price; lota fur nished If desired. E. Et Miller. 321 Eugene st. East 2305. HOMES BUILT ON EAST PAYMENTS LIKE rent: all parts or city: barrams every where. Wide West Land Co., 215 Commer cial bldr. TYVR FTVT OR SALE DWELLING. Vn 421 Second at.: See grounds, barn. Fhona Main 42 cr apply at Jo. ti -Norm 30th st. f-v-rf-i -vL-t-T t Ttir-r' -Lnnnw vnnr.nv rwr tage. very sightly location. Wt Side, clona in. state mvesuneni v.u., no siomgum oicg. $7C0 NICE CORNER 40x130. NEW 6-ROOM hosse. near Ml. acoti car. atate Invest tneat Co.. 11S Ablngton bldg. X1300 BUYS 5 ACRES (5-CE.VT FARn houte and fralt. Sse for poultry ranch. 419 jdcKar. 'none nea sw. S-ROOM HOUSE. ONE ACRE GROUND; sightly, near Portland Heights; $1000. owner, -tia xctway otag. $700 WILL BUY "30 ACRES OF RICH LAND El Lee. Ssji 9th at. CORNBR LOT IN HOLLADAY'S -ADDITION FOR SALE GOOD S-ROOM COTTAGE cheap. Call Hi cosuaerdaj St., Alblna. QUARTER-BLOCK ON 12TH 3T. AT A bargate. M. K. , 9 th sU FOR SALS CKOICS CORNER HOUSE IN So iK raruasc ismt m 1st st. t FOR SALX-RKAL SSTATX. A FEW CHOICE HOMES. 5-room cottage, brand-new. on E. Aider U lot 23 1-3x100: price S1550: terms. S3S0 cash, balance monthly. Two 3-room cottages and two lot SOx 100 each, corner or E. 29th and Clinton sts.. Richmond: houses are built "bunga low" style, brand-new aad strictly mod ern. Including mantels and grates: $000 cask will handle these, balance monthly. 5- room cottage and lot S3 1-3x150 on Eu gene st.; all In lawn and shrubbery; "price $2000. 7-room bouse and lot 5xlOO on Montana ve., Multnomah Addition; plenty of fruit and shrubbery of all kinds: price S2200. 6- room house and lot 4SxSS on E. 10th st. This property rents for 315 per month; price only SI200. 4 -room cottage and lot SOxlOO oo Hall near 16th su The view from this place la grand; price KXO. 7- room house and lot on E. 48th St.. near Belmont; this Is a great big bargain: price 9 1200; terms $250 cash, balance monthly. VACANT LOTS. Full lot in Holladayfl Addition on Han cock st.: price 00. Full lot In Multnomah AddlUon on Mich igan ave.; price $400. Lot S0X66 2-3 on B Washington, near 20th; price $S30. Quarter-block in Central Alblna Addition on Gantenbeln ave.; price only $300. Three, full lota In Woodlawn. Helshts on n. 8th su N near Alnsworth; price $230 each. PORTLAND REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 1334 5th at., cor. Alder. Phone Main' 0113. VCREAGE BARGAINS NEAR ELECTRIC CARS. $500 For 3 acres; no buildings. 36CO For tj acre, hotue 4 rooms. $650 For 7 acres; no buildings. J1UO For 10i acres; no.bulMlngs. $15X For 5 acres, bouse and fruit. $1500 For 10 acres, no buildings. SIS00 For 10 acres, many buildings., $2000 For 1 acre, large house, close. X3C0O For 6 acres, several buildings. Many others; call and see list, MORTGAGE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO. 90 Seventh at. YOU MUST SEE THIS TO GET ANY CON- ceptlon of what $3100 will buy It taken quick; good modern 3-room houe in sightly location; worth $1000; 60 choice roses; ce ment walks, electric lights, gas district, good dry basement; don't fall to see it or you will miss a rare opportunity for a good Investment. 403 E. 23d st.. Woodstock or Richmond car to 23d. one block north. Phone Union 353S. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL farm, near city, modern S-room house, barn, grounds lC0xli0. Phone East 5GS6. bELLWOOP LOTS. $3.00 DOWN AND $5.00 a month: from $75.00 to $200.00. Seuwood Towcatts Co. Phont Eaxt 4704. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. CHOICE LOTS IN HOLLADAY PARK. ON Multnomah at., corner or K. 22d; cement sidewalk and all street Improvement: Ideal building alte; reasonable terms; will also sell desirable tract at back of lots suitable for gardtn.AIex C. Rae. 221 Stark st. FOR SALE FARMS. FOR SALE-CSO ACRES LAND. 125 HEAD or cattle, few horses, farming implements, fair buildings. 300 fruit trees, berries of all kind, good soil. ICO tons of hay. first crop, plenty of water, near timber, fine for sheep and eattle range; price $70C. For Informa tion write to Gus A. Nyroan. Mt. Vernon. Or.. Grant County. t WE HAVE A NICE TRACT OF S ACRES. mile from neaverton. and it la ail culti vated; there are 3 acres of beaverdam land, n fine S-room house and good barn; the owner set the price and he wants ui to aell It. and It goea at his price. GREGG URG&. Phone Main C303. 317-1S Fcnlon bldg. FIVE FINE CLAIMS ON RAILROADS UN- der construction In Clark County. Wash ington; also extra, bargains In deeded lan.irt. H. L. Browning, room 17 Washington bldg. FARM OWNERS Wrt AT HAVE YOU IN farm lands for sale? We cave buyers. Writs Scottish-American Farm Lands Co.. 402 R Oregcnlan bMg.. Portland. Or. 20 ACRES. 3 MILES FROM COURTHOUSE; Went Side; J2300: or will trade for city property. Apply 410 McKay bldg. HOOD RIVER VALLEY FOR A BARGAIN In this choicest fruit section, address F ST, Oregon lan. FOR RENT FARMS. 50-ACRE FARM. LARGE ORCHARD. GOOD water, .excellent chicken ranch. Pnone Main 6S4fl. WANTED ItEAL ESTATE. WANTED TO LEASE 10 TO 3J ACRES within S tnll' of city, for 3 to 3 years: will clear portion each year. H o7, Ore- WANTED 5 TO 23 ACRES. NEAR WOOD stock or west toward O. W. P. Address. K. ST. OregonUn. " WANTED AT ONCE. I OR 2 LOTS IN ST. jonns; casn. Aiiaress H w. uregonian. TO EXCHANGE. 10f ACRES 5AGEBRtSlP LAND NEAR Prlnevllle. will eome under Deschutes Irri gation Co. 'a ditch; will exchange for vacant property In East Portland on Peninsula or St. Johns. Henderson-Scott Land Co.. 501 and 502 Fenton bldg. 70-ROOM HOTEL AND BAR. BEST KNOWN In state; rent $200: clears $350 monthly: will trade for city or country real estate or small bealne. Apply J. II. II. Ander sen. lOt Morrison. GENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCK IN FINE location, for Portland property and some rash. Henderson-Scott Land Co.. 501 and 502 Fnton bldg. FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS. SELECTIONS FURNISHED FOR ALL . classes of U. S. Government and state lands; also best bargains In deeded lands of all clatBts and in any quantity at lowest prices. Writa W. T. Bumey. 17 Wash, bldg city. STATE SCHOOL LAND CHEAP THREE very fine half sections at 50 cents per acre less than state price. Call or write Im mediately. W. T. Burner, room 17. Wash ington bldg. COME QUICK IF VOL WANT- A HOME stead or timber claims In the White Salmon Valley. A. W. Este tc Co.. White Salmon. Wash. FOR SALE LAND SCRIP. LAND SCRIPS OF ALL KINDS. GUARAN teed. mineral lands, titled, public land prac tice. W buy military bounty and war rants. Collins Land Co.. Stearns bidg. FOR SALE. Horses. Vehicles aad Haraess. $30 BUTS GOOD FARM OR EXPRESS TEAM: $45 buya horse, weight 13CO pounds; $23 buys good delivery mare; all are sound. Call 23 N. 11th st. today. HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR nENT BY day. week and month; special rates to bust, nesa houses. Cth and Hawthorne. Tel. East 72 FOR SALES FINE MATCHED TEAM DRAFT horses, weight 1900 pounds. J. A. Keesey. 243 Front st. HORSES and vehicles bough, sold, rented or exchanged. 211 Washington. Pacific 507. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE. RENT or exchange. Hubert & Hall. 2Cs Fourth. FOR SALE GOOD DRIVERS AND SADDLE ponies. 505 Alder, st. PUaos. ONE KNABE. STYLE M. ROSEWOOD case, piano cost $1000; will cell at aacrlnce. 3S 3d X. A $350 PIANO. USED A SHORT TIME; sale $175 cash. 2S0H Margin st. Phone 4552. MbcelUuteeBs. FOUR 6-FT. SHOWCASES. TWO PANELED IS-ft. counters and two wall cases for sale cheap. M. L. Asher. SO N. 3d st. YORK. BAND INSTRUMENTS. AGENCY. 67 1ST ST. , 20 SEWING MACHINES. ALL MAKES. $5; guaranteed, with attachments. Western Salvage Cd., C27 Washington st. FOR SALE 5 H.-P. "UPRIGHT BOILER AND engine, good as new. Railway Equipment Co., 324 Chamber Commerce. FOR SALE FIRST-CLASS SAFE. BEEN used only one year, a bargain. Calef Bros.. 364 E. Morrison it. 4 DIMMERS; 2 LARGE MARBLE SWITCH boards; snap. Western Salvage Co., 6S Washington, st. Typewriters, all makes, at cost: rubber stamp goods, desks, etc Coast Ageacy Co,. 231 Stark FOR RENT DONKEY ENGINE. 34 CHAM ber of Commerce, or pkeaa Mala 2998- FOR SALE. MlsceHaaetJHS. MACHINERY CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT. 500 horsepower engine. Cooper Manufac turing Co.. girder traine. cylinder 26x36. band wheel 12 feet by CO-Inch face, pcriect order. 325 horsepower Westlnghouse compound engine, cylinders 16x27x10. slightly used ana In perfect "order. Send for our machinery list. L. D. POLLARD; 44 South Jefferson Street, Chicago. FOR SALE CHEAP ABOUT 20,000 FEET, of 4-ln..' 6-ln S-ln. and 10-ln. terra-cotta pipe; aho all size of tile practically a? good aa new. having only been used at the Lewis and Clark Fair but a short time; will sell in any quantity. J. Simon Sc. Bro., 214-246 Front st. 50 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED SEWING MA chines at very low prices; Singer, Wheeler & Wilson. Domestic. White. Household. Da vis and others; to make room for new stock. Wheeler & Wilson and Singers. S. S. Slgel. 335 Morrtoon St.. Marquam bldg. FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables: easy payments; wo rent tables, with privilege of buying; mod ern bar fixtures; cheap prices. Brunswick JBalke-ColIcnder. 40 2d st. THE OCKT'EY GREEN NURSERY OFFERS the choicest assortment of rosea to be found on the Coast, at $2 dozen. Large .size. Fruit and shade trees, etc. ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER; COST $200; party who owns It wants to go away: will . take $63. Standard Coffee & Spice Mills. 209 2d st. FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE TONNEAU CAR, canopy top. perfect condition, used only one year, cent $1200; will take $500. 326 Wash ington st. 16-H. P. RAMBLER TOURING CAR. GOOD running order. 1-3 original cost, A. Gubser. Rhelnpfalz Hotel. FOR RENT PIANOS. FINE SCHAFFER PIANO FOR RENT; Re sponsible parties. Fred C. King. 506 Com mercial bldg. HELP WANTED MALE. . MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BARBER trade In S weeks; the Moler system of col leges will open one of their famous barber schools In Portland about February 20. Graduates earn from $15 to $23 per week. Only reliable barber college In United States. Special terms to first 20 student. Be llvoly and gat special rates. Address MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGES. Portland. Oregon. RIGHT-HAND KNOT SAWYER; 2 ROUGH carpenters; hammer and saw men, 32. to. 0 hours, city; 3 carpenters, country. $3; one carpenter, frame concrete forms. R. R. work, $3. free fare; married section fore man; R. R. laborers, company work, free fare; rockmen. $2.50. free fare; bakery and pastry cook. $12 week: others. ILVNSEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 26 North Second Street. AVANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE-BOD- led 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. Apply to Rrult ing Officer. Alnsworth block. 3d and Oak its.. Portland. Or. FUBLIC STENOGRAPHER WANTS YOUR work. Mimeographing, shorthand dicta tion, copying done In first-class manner. Very reasonable rates. Private corres pondence solicited. Main 30S1. Walter J. Smith. 029 Chamber of Commerce bldg. ALL DISEASES OF MEN SUCCESSFULLY treated; discharges positively cured In from 3 to 5 days; consultation free and strictly confidential: send for our symptom blank. X-Radlum Medical Institute. 3d and Alder fts.t entrance 253 Alder St.. Portland. MEN 'AND WOMEN TO LEARN THE BAR ber trade: eight weeks required; only re liable colleges In the world; free fare to students. Moler System College. 215 Occi dental ave.. Seattle. Wash. WANTED AN Al DRY GOODS MAN; must be a closs buyer and familiar with all departments; answer, stating full particu lars, experience and salary requirea. etc., 51 90. Oregon Ian. WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERI ence In shorthand and typewriting, with no objection to leaving city. ActaresJ. giving age, previous experience and references. II S5. Uregonian. MAN AND WIFE; CAMP; WIFE. COOK. man in woods: donkey engineer, ss; nrst clous steward, larxe olace: Dlanermen. $3 ami $X50. Pioneer Employment Agency. 213 Morrison. SALESMEN FOR ROOF AND IRON nalnr. 15 vpars successful sales, many re orders, pocket samples, commission side line. Pacific Distributing Co., San Fran cisco, Cal. Men. women, learn watchmaking, enrravlag. Jeweler work, optics. Easy terms, positions guaranteed; money made learning. Watch-maklng-Engravg School. 142T. 4th av, Seattle CHANCE TODAY FOR 'AN ACTIVE MAN with $150 to get work In a business as partner; duties easily learned; pay you $3.50 a day. Particulars zts atari st. WANTED FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING man: exceptional opportunity for the right party. The Calkin Newspaper aynuicaie. 317 Chamber of commerce. OLD EST. FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE wants man wno can secure ousiness; line chance for live man. Address P. O. box 019. Portland. WE WANT A NO 1 TRAVELING SALES man to represent us on the road, on a com mission. Hotel fit itestaurant auppiy to.. 200 2d st. WANTED SOLICITORS FOR "NEW-PAT ented device, J2.50 per day guarantee;! to cry vi men. vi i.tn si., room ii. van ti to G. MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; WAGES while learning; poaltlon after S weeks. Gill man's Barber College. 627 Clay. San Fran. WANTED BRIGHT OFFICE BOY. AGE 18 to IS yeans one who s desirous of learn ing office work. Address VI a. uregonian TELEGRAPHT TAUGHT THOROUGHLY, quickly; big demand for operators. Calt Pacific Telegraph Institute. 40S Stearns bldg. Any Intelligent person may earn good income corresponding tor newspapers; experience un necessary. Press Syndicate. Lockport. N. Y, WANTED FIRST-CLASS MEN IN PORT- land and throughout state to solicit busi ness. Call or write got ueKay Diag. WANTED ONE FIRST-CLASS BENCH- man for making special furniture, bank and office fixtures. Aberdeen Mfg. Co. WANTED BOY ABOUT 16. TO WORK IN office and deliver letters. Address, stating sulary expected, t BO. Uregonian. WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN IN Portland and throughout state; big wages to rustlers. 2w McKay bldg. WANTED ABLE-BODIED. INDUSTRIOUS laboring man. with smelter experience pre. f erred. G 00. Oreronlan. MANAGER FOR DRAPERY AND LINEN DE partment; fine opening. Clerks' Registration Bureau. 265 Morrison st. WANTED BOOTBLACK TO RENT SPACE; swell location, rent reasonable; for particu lars call 506 Washington. TEN BOLTCUTTERS WANTED. APPLY Western Cooperage Co.. room 306 Stearns bldg.. Cth and Morrison. LIVE YOUNG 5IAN AS CITY SALESMAN for office stationery; salary and commis sion. S 83. Oregonian. FIRST-CLASS BROILER AND LUNCHMAN. Address G. M. Campbell. 320 James st,. Se attle. Waaa. STEWARD AND HEAD WAITER. YEAR round. country hotel, $75. Hansen. 20, N. Second st. "WANTED HELPER AND APPRENTICE Call 7:30 A. M., Inlaid Floor Co., 344 Al der st. WANTED COMPETENT ENGINEER FOR sawmill, city; state "wages. O 87, Ore gonian. SALESMEN FOR CHRISTY HOE SAFETY Razor; bononxa side line. 410 Fenton bldg. WANTED MEN'S OLD CLOTHING. SHOES highest price paid. 32 3d. Phone Pacljlc 40. WANTED SOLICITOR FOR BROKERAGE arm. Apply to room 504 DekUm bldg., city. WANTED TWO SOLICITORS FOR CITY trade. Apply 162 Grand ave., 1 P. M. WANTED AT ONCE. - 40 EXPERIENCED shoe salesmen. Roberts Bros, WANTED YOUNG MAN" TO LEARN BAR ber trade. O 53. Oregonian. FOUR WOODCHOPPERS TODAY. APPLY at 306 Ankeny. corner 6th. OFFICE BOY WANTED. APPLY AMES fc Harris. 27 1st. BOY WANTED. WITH WHEEL. 185 4TH. BOY FOR PLUMBING SHQP. 2SS 3D ST. - HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED GOOD FIRE INSURANCE SO- ucuor; salary to rigai man. -liu .Hacieay bldg. BARBER WANTED AT 102 5TH ST. HELP AVANTED FEMALE. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS CANADIAN parlors have moved acrosa the street ana ere now located at 221 Morrison st,. room 10; new matron with two years experi ence; al! orders for domestic help promptly attended to; girls, call It you want work. Canadian parlors. LADIES EMPLOYED TO DO FANCY WORK at home during eparc time; no experience required; good pay and steady. Write N C. Hulln. 1344 Market. San Francisco- WANTED LADY TYPEWRITER. WHO wants practice more than salary; wages $3 50 week; give phone number. Q 90, Ore gonlan. DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY X- Kadium medical institute ana sanitarium, 3d and Alder; entrance 253 Alder st,, Port land. WANTED FIRST-CLASS LADY REPRE- zentatlves in Portland and throughout state; good pay. Call or write 607 McKay bldg. WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS, WAITERS, cooks, chambermaids, general workers, at. Louis Agency. 230 Yamhill. Main 5413. WANTED 3 LADIES TO SOLICIT FOR new-patented article. per day guaran teed. Call 9 to 0, 123 12th St.. room 14. WANTED AT ONCE SEVERAL YOUNG ladles to learn proietional nursing. Address Wlntok H03pltal. Wlnlock. Wash. WANTED IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED cook far flrst-clatH private family; wages $33. 230'i Yamhill. Main 5413. PIONEER LADIES AGENCY, 215 Morrison, cor. 1st st. Phone Main 227S. WANTED GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN- eral housework; small family, good wages. Call mornlngM, S07 Loyejoy. HANSEN'S LADIES AGENCY, 343 Washington st,. cor. 7th, upstairs. Phono Main 2692. ELDERLY WOMAN COMPANION TO SEMI- Invalld old woman, exchange for home. 695 Davis, corner 21st. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO make Fltz-Vell shirts and Boss-of-All over alls at 75 1st st. WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN- crui nouscwurit. ituiiuy oi iwo; gooa wages. 241 N. 22d st. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL WORK and plain cooking. Telephone East 3091, forenoons. ' GIRL TO ASSIST IN CARE OF CHILD OF 2 years. Apply forenoon, 033 Johnson st. Main U13S. WOMAN FOR COOKING AND GENERAL Housework; good wages. Corner 21th and Gllsan. WANTED A LADY PIANO-PLAYER TO go out of town. Telephone Mlso M., Mala 2667. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work at 351 32d st. Tel. Main 5bo0. Wages ?20. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 1157 Thurman st.; take W car. WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE work; no washing; wages $10. 1SS N. 16th. WANTED FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS. 3 days eacn week, i'none Main J2i. WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST 'WITH GEN cral housework. 706 Flanders st. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSB work and Cooking. 712 Hoyt. ST. HELEN'S HALL. ST. CLAIR AND FORD st, Wanted, a chambermaid. WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SEC ond work. Apply 575 Hoyt st. WANTED AT 2S4 MAIN ST.. A KITCHEN helper: woman preferred. WANTED COOK. 43 RUSSELL ST. HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE. PUPILS WANTED BY EXPERIENCED shorthand teacher, day or evening; reason able tcrmH. C 9o. Oregonian. SHERWOOD & BOYT. EMPLOTMENT agents, male or female. 205 Morrison St., room 3. Main 47S2. BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER: thoroughly competent In both capacities. T 90. Oregonian. SITUATION WANTED 3 1 ALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks. WANTED POSITION BY MAN. MEDIUM age. not afraid of work, accustomed to hardware; best of references. W 7. Ort gonlan. POSITION BY EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEP er and stenographer; commission preferred; accurate and reliable; references. M 87? Ore gonian. WANTED BY REGISTERED PHARMACIST with several years' experience, a poaltlon as drug clerk. D S8. Oregonian. Miscellaneous. EXPERIENCED RAILROAD MAN IN freight rates, claims, etc.: now holding re sponsible pofltlon with transcontinental line, .riealres position with wholesale or manu facturing concern: best of reference. P 90. Oregon Ian. JAPANESE DOMESTIC SERVANTS. FARM hands and other laborers furntahed. Th Nippon Employment Office, room 2. 29 N. 3d ft,, city. Main 5154. P. O. Box 175. MAN OF INTELLIGENCE WANTS Posi tion to care for hore and cow, make him self useful on small place. X S6. Ore gonian. JAPANESE LABOR ASSOCIATION CAN furnish domestic servants, farmers also; all kinds of help. Main 4659. 263 Ever ett st. SMART AND INDUSTRIOUS JAPANESE Japanese boy wants situation in godll fam ily; best references. A S8, Oregonian. STANDIFER & SHEPARD. GENERAL housecleaners. Steel Bridge Meat Market. 1S3 Holladay ave. Phone East 734. MAN AND WIFE WISH WORK. WAIT ress, maid or housekeeper; porter, houseman or handy man. Y 91. Oregonian. BY FIRST-CLASS PORTER. POSITION IN good barber shop. Telephone Main 2616, or address N 90. Oregonian. CHINESE COOK WANTS WORK FOR RES taurnnt. boarding-house, hotel, family. Ad drens J S7. Oregonian. QUARTZ MINER WANTS POSITION AS foreman: can give best of references. N 87, Oregonian. WORK WANTED AT ONCE BY MAN AND wife as clerk and chambermaid. L SC. Ore gonian. JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION, schoolboy or any kind work. K 00, Orego nian. JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION AS SCHOOL boy In city. D 90. Oregonian. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE. Bookkeepers and Stenographers. SITUATION WANTED BY A LADY STEN ographer and general office work, having experience. L S7. -Oregonian. BOOKKEEPER AND TYPEWRITER. COM petent: references; In or out of city. J 90. Oregonian. LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES Posi tion, years" experience. Phone Main 36S7. Domestic. GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO GENERAL housework; good cook: wages no less than $30 per month. 864 E. Davis st,; take E. Ankeny car. SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED woman cook, hotel or boarding-house; Ger man girl, chamberwork. 230 Yamhill. Main 5413. EXPERIENCED GIRL, CITY REFER ences. desires situation, second work or care of children. 230 Yamhill. Main 5413. GERMAN GIRL. 18. DESIRES SITUATION, housework, near Morris st.. Alblna. pre ferred. 230 Yamhill. Main 5413. Dressmakers. JAPANESE GIRLS WANT POSITIONS AS dressmakers or housework. Call at once, Henry Tahara. 207 Everett st. Phone Pa clflc 540. "WANTED PLAIN SEWING. CHILDREN'S clothes a specialty; prices reasonable. 'Phono Main 6098. . SKIRTS A SPECIALTY, PERFECT FIT AND bang. 21 East 3d st. Phone East 22S7.