Morning Oregonian., June 17, 1908, Page 13, Image 13

THE MORXIXG OREGdXIAN, TVEDNTESDAY," JUNE 17, I908i
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TAKE CARE OF
MEMB
E
Knights of Pythias Take Initial
Steps to Provide Home
for Them. ,
ADOPT NEW CONSTITUTION
Will Be Discussed Clause-for Clause
Today, as Will Also Plans for the
Pythian. Home Knights of
Khorassan Tomorrow Xight.
Initial steps were taken yesterday at
th 27th annual convention of the grand
lodge. Knights of Pythias, to care for
used members and provide for them a
home In their declining years. The move
ment was started by Judge w. M. Cake,
supreme representative of the order, who
made a brief address during the afternoon
session, outlining the Idea.
A committee of three was at once ap
pointed for the purpose of preparing plans
for raising funds for the home. It con
sists of W. M. Cake, M. T. Davis and 13.
C. Herren, and a report of Its plans will
be submitted to the grand lodge at today's
session.
Probably as interesting and as Import
ant as any convention in Its history, is
the session of the grand lodge. Knights
' of Pythias, which opened in Pythian Cas
tle, Eleventh and Alder streets, yesterday
morning. It will continue In session un
til Thursday. Practically a complete lict
of delegates is In attendance and many
high officials of the order from this and
other states are here.
Adopt New Constitution.
Deeply important to the order is the
subject of a home for Its aged members
which was suggested yesterday. Equally
as important Is the adoption of a new
constitution and by-laws, which will be
the principal topic of discussion today.
These new documents are to be discussed
clause by clause and sentence by sen
tence and It was stated by members of
the press committee last night that oteps
would be taken, in order to prevent un
necessary loss of time, to prohibit as
much loose talk as possible.
An unfortunate feature of the conven
tion is the absence of Grand Chancellor
Commander John M. Wall, who was un
able to attend on account of Illness. Dur
ing the forenoon session Gus C. Moser
presided, but at the afternoon session he
was a candidate and Judge W. M. Cake
occupied the chair.
Officer Elected "From Floor."
Entirely at variance from the custom
previously followed in the election of
officers and establishing an unusual prece
dent was the election of a certain grand
lodge officer "from the floor." Hereto
fore, it is said, it has been customary for
officers of the grand lodge. Knights of
Pythias, to be elected by rotation, or
rather by promotion. However, at yes
terday's election Frank Menifee, of The
Dalles, who held no office, was elected to
the exalted position of grand vice-chancellor.
For a majority of the offices there was
no contest, but in the selection of grand
master-at-arms, grand Inner guard and
grand outer guard sharp contests arose.
When the smoke blew away, however. It
was discovered that officers of the grand
lodge had been elected, as follows:
Grand chancellor, Gus C. Moser, Port
land; grand vice-chancellor, Frank Men
ifee, The Dalles; grand prelate, W. W.
Meacham, Baker City; grand keeper of
records and seals, L. R. Stlnson, Salem;
grand master of the exchequer, J. W.
Maioney, Pendleton; grand master-at-arms,
J. R. Kerr, St. John; grand inner
guard, I. T. Nicklln. Eugene; grand outer
guard, C. T. Farriss, North Bend; grand
trustee, G. W. Jett, Baker City.
Committees Are Appointed.
In electing Mr. Stinson as grand keeper
of records and seals the lodge took oc
casion to congratulate itself and the of
ficial also. Yesterday's election was t,he
12th consecutive time Mr. Stinson has been
elected to that position. It was shown
that during the past year he has traveled
more than 5000 miles throughout the state
In the interest of the order.
At the forenoon session committees were
appointed by the grand chancellor, as
follows:
Credentials Robert Johnson, J. W. Blake
ey, C. C. Jacobs. R. A. Barker, W. G.
Sounders.
Judiciary R. G. Morrow. W, M. Cake,
Frank Menifee. L. M. Curl, C. E. Saunders.
Grievance Alfred Ladd. C. G. Guernsey,
Clark Wood. F. H. Rosenberg, B. S. Hyiand.
Finance F. P. Baumgartner. T. W. Wil
liams, F. S. Grant. H. A. Johnson.
Report M. C. Case, E. Hicks. H. B. John
son, JJ. C. Gist. T. L. Duggcr.
Mileage and per diem w. W. Eifert, M. C.
Harris. F. M. White, If. A. Rader.
State of the order M. F. Davie, P. G. C;
T. B. Buchanan, P. S. R.; George W. Jett,
J. S. R. ; J. P. Kennedy, P. G. C; L. bl
Crouch, of No. 1.
Printing I R. Stinson, G. K. R. 6.: Bruce
Cox. of No. 87; Thomas Taliot of No. 37;
F. K. Schroeder, of No. 80; Charles A. King,
cf No. 65.
Warrants and Chapters C. T. Ferrlss. of No.
P5; Norls Jensen, of No. 3; Fred Zaddach, of
.No. 102; C. C. Hogue, of No. 89; W. B.
Nitcham, of No. 8.
Rules W. I- Bradshaw, P. S. R. ; A. W.
Vincent, of No. 101; B. W. Strong, of No.
47; I. T. Nlcklin, of No. 83; F. W. Davis,
cf No. 28.
Endowment rank J. F. Hendrick, of ' No.
46; John Frawley. of No. 27; Fred Lur, of
No. 81: C. S. Bright, of No. 64; I I. Lleu
ailen, of No. 83.
Uniform rank C. ' C Jacobs, of No. 63; F.
K. Smith, of No. 73; F. W. Fry. of No. 67;
F. S. Bubo, of No. 80; M. T. Utley, of No.
60.
Necrology J. H. Misner, P. G. C. ; L. I.
Snyder, of No. 66; Ralph B. McKichnle. of
No. 7; W. E. Kruti, of No. 85; I. E. Din
widdle, of No. 16.
Revision of constitution and statutes
Robert G. Morrow, of No. 1; Marlon F. Davis,
P. G. C; George W. Jett, P. S. R.
Fraternal correspondent W. M. Cake, 8. R.
Press Clark Wood, of No. 49, Weston; H.
Ti. Hendryx. of No. 82, Granite; Wlllard I
Mark, of No. 7. Albany.
Knights of .Khorassan.
Tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock a banquet
will be served at the Commercial Club
by the Dramatic Order. Knights of Khor
assan, after which a class of 50 or more
will be Initiated into the mysteries of the
order at the hall. Tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock there will be a drill between
several teams for the grand lodge prize.
It will be decided at tomorrow's session
where the next convention will be held.
Pendleton Is said to be making a strong
bid for It.
Delegates In Attendance.
Following is a list of delegates In at
tendance: Officers.
G. C. Moser. vice-chancellor; R.
Nelll. grand prelate; L. R. Stlneon, grand
keeper of records and seal; J. W. Maioney.
grand master of exchequer; W. W. Smead.
frand master-at-arms; H. A. Dunbar, grand
nner guard; U. L. Fraser, grand outer guard.
Supreme Re-pTceentatives.
William M. Cake, W. L. Bradshaw.
Past Grand Chancellors.
Edward D. Curtis, D. E. Buchanan, P. 8.
R.. J. O. Bosortn. P. S. R., G. W. Hoeh
tedler. P. 9. R,. J. H. Mlsener. George W.
Jett. P. S. R.. E. E. Sharon, P. S. R.. J.
A. Waddle. P. S. R., J. L. Hill, B. P. Gears',
Turner Oliver, P. S. R.. Otis Patterson, J.
P. Kennedy. J. H. Aitkin, J. W. Maioney,
Etnll Waldman, I M. Curl, M. & Hart.
M. F. Davis.
Representative.
Ivwboe, No. 1. F. P. Baumgartner, David
C. Harri, Emmett E. Eller. Robert G. Mor
". Leslie B. Crouch; Myrtle, No. 8, Morris
Jensen, L. A. Whereat; Damon, No. 4, J.
R. Haley. H. B. Aldrlch, J. H. Gwlnn, M.
A. Rader: Astor. No. 8, Thomas B. Loughery,
J. B. Gratka, C. W. Spriggs, H. M. Lorent
sen; Laurel, No. 7, Ralph E. McKechnle,
C. C. Bryant, W. I,. Marks; Gauntlet, No. 8.
F. L. Sullivan, W. B. Meacham. A. B.
Stearns; Friendship. No. 9, J. W. Bleakney,
F. Menifee; Valley, No. 11, Robert Johnson,
J. Fred Yates; Phalanx. No. 14, L. A. Shane,
Frank Melvin. Frank S. Grant; Dowdall. No.
16. L E. Dinwiddle. A. C. Foster; Central.
No. 18, H. A. Johnson, B. W. Hazard;
Doric, No. 20, J. G. Crawford, W. B. Bar
ratt; Calanthe, No. 21, George H. Pray, Wil
liam Hughes; Glencoe, No. 22, M. C. Case,
A. P. Luther; Granite. No. 23. Ernest Hicks,
C. B. Austin; Confidence. No. 25, H. F.
Shanks. C. W. Shurte; Red! Cross, No. 27,
John Frawley. Neri Ackles; Blue Mountain,
No. 28, C. E. Saunders. F. W. Davis;
Pythian, No. 29, York Dell, W. B. Dobson;
Waucoma, No. 30, Thomas Johnson, V. C.
Brock; Talisman, No. 81, Fred Luy, W. W.
Blrert: Rathbone, No. 82. William O. Spen
cer; Helmet, No. 33, I. T. Nicklln, M. C.
Harris; Phoenix, No. 84, B. A. Barber, W.
G. Hare; Home. No. 35, W. E. Kurt. J.
A. Hicks; Leondlaa, No. 36, T. L. Duggert,
J. A.. Bllyeu; Slmonldes. No. 87, Thoroaa
Talbot, J. H. Cornelius; Delphos, No. 39.
H. B. Johnson, W. R. Hicks; Hermlon. No.
40, Alfred Ladd, B. O. Woodall; Vernon,
No. 43, C. G. Guernsey. W. R. Cunningham;
Homer, No. 45. A. C. Moore. W. L. Bice;
Pythagoras. No. 46. J. F. Hendrick, R. G.
Conner; Alpha, No. 4T, B. W. Strong. J.
A. Perry; Juventus, No. 48, F. H. Rosen
burg, T. W. Jenkins; Stevens, No. 49. J. H.
Baker, Clark Wood; Thermoyplae, No. 50,
M. T. Utley. T. W. Williams; Hercules, No.
61. R. W. Walter, Guy F. Edwards; Lucul
lus. No. 52. B. S. Hyiand, Edward Bailey:
Aurora, No. 64, E. S. Cattron, C. J. Bright;
Hermes, No. 66, L. I. Snyder, G. B. Dlmlck;
Arlon, No. 67, Frank W. Fry, George W.
Knight; Rainier. No. 68, E. E. Stucker, D.
L. Scott; Welcome, No: 61. James Payne,
J. P. Province; Avon. No. 62, N. A. Perry,
I. H. Copeland: Diana. No. 63. C. C. Jacobs;
W. T. Vinton; Delphi, No. 64, A. Garfield,
Fred A. Muhl; Luna. No. 68. Charles A. King,
Duncan Macleod; Bndymlon, No.- 66, James
F. Cook, William 8. Maple; Honor, No. 67,
Arthur Madden, Otho Ward; Armor Lodge,
No. 69. R. O. Payne, Thomas T. Kahout;
Lycurgus. No. 72, J. B. R. Shelton, A. F.
Lenegar: Orion. No. 73. F. B. Smith. August
Hug; Pleiades. No. 74, J. B- Montgomery,
A. B. Montgomery; Cataract, No. 76, M, P.
Chapman, Elmer Lanklns; Achillea, No. 77,
Frank Llndley. w. H. Booth; Triumph, No.
80, F. S. Bubb, Anton Moura; Golden. No.
82, H. B. Hendryx. J. N. Dltmar; Sumpter,
No. 84. C. H. Chance. R. L. Nelll; Irvine,
No. 86, Fred SImonis, W. G. Saunders; Kins
man, No. 87, Bruce Cox. J. H. Maxwell;
Nekanlcum, No. 88, Warren W. Crura, J.
E. Brallier; Marathon, No. 89. F. I Sap
pington, James Walton; Hector, No. 80, F.
B. Schroeder, I. B. Arneson; Cascade, No.
82. L T. Murphy, J. O. Chamberlain; Lo
max, No. 83, L. L. Lleullan. D. G. McKlnzle;
Enterprise. No. 84, E. B. Wheat. A. C. Mil
ler: Poseidon. No. 85. C. T. Farrtss, C. H.
Broulllard: Marmlon, No. 96. J. T. Ford, W.
H. Ray; Yamhill, No. 88, H. C. Gist, E. F.
Schneider; Klamath, No. 89. C. C. Hogue,
F. M. White: Lostlne. No. 100. J. P. More
lock, O. J. Poley; Holmes, No. 101. A. W.
Vincent. John R. Kerr: Nehalem. No. 102,
Fred Zaddach, Henry Tohl; Deschutes, No.
103. C. W. Merrill, IJ. C. Coe.
STARTED BY ORATORY
Independence Party Elects State
Central Corrnlttee.
Born last night in suite 509, Perkins
Hotel, the Oregon State central com
mittee of the Independence Party not
league, as Its founder, William Ran
dolph Hearst, ohrlstenea its parent. It
is now a lusty youngster and knows
already how to crow.
It was born amid the sounding of
many orators and skyrocket addresses
predicted a quick supremacy in thi3
state. Though weak by lack of age, a
vigorous and stalwart campaign has
already been mapped out for it.
At the head of the state central com
mittee, as chairman. Is M. J. Malley, an
cx-member of the City Council, elected
as a Democrat, an ex-member of the
state and county Democratic central
committee and once a candidate for
Sheriff on the ticket of that party.
Tom Word, who also had the candi
date ha"blt, defeated him for the Demo
cratic nomination for Sheriff.
Boasting of the name of the new
party as the embodiment of all that Is
good In politics, the Independence party
met and organized last night very
much as the old machine parties do.
And a cruel critic might say that a
decidedly pre-arranged slate was run
through the convention cleverly enough
to make any of the Republican manipu
lators in Chicago turn green.
The suite was filled with enthusiastic
Independents and was called to order by
Hugh J. Mclsaac. Mr. Mclsaac is an Im
portant and effective representative of
his party in the West and tours the en
tire country arousing interest in the In
dependence movement. He is a pleasing
speaker and a capable organizer. In pre
siding last night, he outlined the purposes
of the meeting. It was held, he ex
plained. In order to effect temporary or
ganization. It was held further, he
stated, for the purpose of organizing a
provisional state central committee, and
nearly every person who attended last
night was a member of the committee. It
will be composed of 50 members, the re
maining members to be selected from the
state at large by those already chosen.
The committee will meet informally be
tween this time and July 1 for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the National
convention in Chicago. Immediately after
the meeting electors are to be selected to
the number of eight.
When the time for electing officers of
the provisional state central committee
arrived, Mr. Mclsaac announced that
nominations were In order. The name of
Mr. Malley was promptly proposed and
his election followed Immediately. He
spoke briefly, thanking the convention for
the honor and declared that, when ap
proached on the subject during the after
noon, he felt disposed to refuse it. How
ever, since he was thoroughly in sympa
thy with the movement and earnestly
hoped for its success, he would accept the
chairmanship, provided no one else de
sired It. There was no stampede for the
job, so Mr. Malley was declared elected.
The election of a secretary resulted
in the selection of Nelson Hughes. Mr.
Hughes also spoke briefly, expressing his
sincere belief in the ultimate triumph
of the Independence movement. Other
speakers followed and at the conclusion
of the regular order of business a tumult
of oratory was turned loose. Each of
the speakers congratulated the commit
tee in Its selection of officers and pledged
himself to unwavering loyalty. Head
quarters for the approaching campaign
will be opened in this city within a
short time and a vigorous campaign is
promised. .
"We have large hopes from the State
of Oregon," said Mr. Mclsaac, "and
have every reason to believe that within
a brief time our party will be supreme
here."
Mr. Mclsaac left for the South last
night at the conclusion of tha meeting,
but will return shortly.
A partial list of the committeemen fol
lows: M. B. Gfbson. A. J. Jones'. C. A. Foster,
N. Hughes. M. J. Molley, W. R. Lake. T.
J. Byrne, B. A. Gessell, R. A. Wllllson. 1.
J. Stock. N. Hare. M. D. White. W. H. Fitz
gerald, V. C. Wells, C. W. Dllg. W. Hayes,
H. G. Parsons. J. R. Idwldge, P. McDonald.
JEROME ANSWERS CHARGE
Iiengthy Reply to Those Who Accuse
Him of Misconduct,
NEW YORK, June 16. District At
torney Jerome's answer to three addi
tional specifications in the charges filed
against him by a committee headed byi
William F. King were sent to Gov
ernor Hughes at Albany today. The
specifications charge that Mr. Jerome
threw dice for a "dollar a thror and
the drinks," during the closing hours
of the first Thaw trial; that he advised
E. R. Thomas, while under indictment
in the banking cases, to get another
lawyer in place of the one who was
representing him, and that he offered
immunity to William R. Montgomery,
a banker under, certain considerations.
Mr. Jerome's answer la very lengthy.
W. H. Haddock Missing.
W. H. Haddock, living at 91 Grand
avenue, has been missing since June 6.
Mr. Haddock Is 22 years old and lived
with hi father, WUHam Haddock. No
reason can be offered for his disappear
ance. His bank account has not been
drawn since he went away. His father
is as much puzzled over the disappear
ance of his son as any one, and the
police have been notified.
No Game at New york.
NEW YORK, June 16. New York-Cincinnati
game postponed; double-header
tomorrow.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, June 16. Maximum temper
ature, 60 degrees; minimum. 62 degress.
River Teading at 8 A. M., 20.3 feet; change
in last 24 Hours, .4 reet. Total ralnrau to
P. M. to 6 P. M., .09 inch); total rainfall
since September 1, 1907, 38.42 Inches; nor
mal rainfall since September 1, 1907, 43.16
Inches; deficiency, 4.73 inches. Total sun
shine, June 15, 6 hours 24, minutes; possi
ble sunshine, IS hours 44 minutes. Baro
meter (reduced to sea lavel), at S P. M.a
29.95 Inches. . i
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at 6 P.. M., Paclflo
tune, June it.
S Tl Wind. 2
E. o 3 ff
3 S3 O. tl
C 2. T ST"
I g f 3 :
5a::
660.00 12 N Pt Cloudy
78 0.00 24 SB Pt Cloudy
7010.01 4 SB Cloudy
S80.00 8 NW Pt Cloudy
7210.00 6 NW Cloudy
54 0.01 6 SW Cloudy
72 0.16 10 W Cloudy
600.09 3 W Rainy
8410.00 10 SB Pt Cloudy
6410.01 6 NW Rainy
76i0. 00 14 3 Ckiar
66 T. 4 S Cloudy
68 0.00 24 W Clear
700.00 10SW Pt Cloudy
S8 T. 6 SW Cloudy
620.00 8ISW Cloudy
740.00 12SW Clear
-STATIONS.
Baker City
Bismarck
Boise
Eureka . .
Helena
North Head....
Pocatello. ......
Portland
Red Bluff
Roseburg
Sacramento. . .
Salt Lake
San Francisco..
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla. .
WEATHER CONDITIONS. ,
The pressure Is high over the Northern
California coast, while the disturbance not
ed over Alberta this morning remains prac
tically stationary. General rains have fallen
In consequence over Western Oregon, West
ern Washington and Southern Idaho during
the day. Thunderstorms occurred at Po
catello, Wlnnemucca and Helena, but at the
last two stations no rain fell. Temperatures
were decidedly lower over Western Oregon,
Western Washington, Southern Idaho and
Nevada.
The Indications point to cloudy weather
Wednesday, with probably showers.
THE RIVER.
The stage of the Willamette at Portland
at 6 P. M. was 20.5 feet, a rise of .2 feet
since this morning. The river wtll continue
to slowly rise, reaching probably 20.8 feet
by Thursday morning. From present indi
cations the crest will be about 21 feet.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Cloudy, probably
wirh showers: southwest winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Cloudy, probably with showers; southwest
winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Idaho Cloudy, probably with showers.
Tans! Tans! Tans! at itoaentbal'a.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's rooms. 173-175 Second cor
ner Yamhill, at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson,
Auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 8. R.
A. M. Stated. convocation this
(Wednesday! evening at 8 o'clock
sharp in Masonic Temple, at West
Park and Yamhill sts. Work In Royal
Arch degree. Visitors welcome.
A. M. JiNAPP, Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. ill,
A. F.and A. M. Stated communi
cation this (Wednesday) evening
at S o'clock. West Park and Yam
hill sts. Work in F. C. degrees.
Visiting brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER. See
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 48,
A. F. and A. M. Stated com-
. munlcatlon this (Wednesday X
evening, 8 o'clock. East 8th and
Burnside streets. Dtonatlon to
Washington Memorial TemDls at
Fredericksburg to be cnsldered. F. C. De
gree. Visitors welcome. By order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec
SAMARITAN LODGE No. 2, I. O. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Wednesday) evening
at 8 o'clock. Second Degree. Visitors wel
come. M. OSVOLD. Sec.
KUTvERAL NOTICES.
ARNOLD In this city, June 16. 1908. at
the family residence. 906 Front street,
Mrs. Mary K. Arnold, aged 55 years. 1
month, 13 days. Friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral s.irvloes,
which will be held at the above residence
on Wednesday, June 17, at 2 P. M. In
terment Greenwood Cemetery.
EDWARD HOI.MAN CO., Funeral IMiwt
OTs. &20 8d st. Ijady assistant. lJhone M. 507.
. r. FINLEX BON. Cnneral Directors,
Third and Madison. Foods Miub 9. A 1599.
DunDlng. McKntee GUbaugh. Funeral Dl
rsetors. 1th Pine. Phone M. 41M). Lady asst.
IEI.LEK-BVKNE9 CO.. rnneral DlreeU
rm. tl Rossell. Ksst 1088. tsar asalatmnt.
r. S. DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 Saat
Alder. Ladr assistant, fhona Bast M.
Grand Central Station Tims Card
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Lea Tins Portland
Boeeburg Passenger .......
Cottage Grova Passenger
California Express
San Francisco Express).
West Slae
Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan Passenger ........
Forest Grove Passenger ....
8:15 a. m.
I 4:15 p.m.
I 7:45 p.m.
1:80 a, sn.
I TrOO a m.
I 4:10 a.m.
.1:00 a. m.
6:40 p. m.
7:15 a m.
jrorest Grove passenger
Arrlvlux Portland-
Oregon Express
Cottage Grovs Passenger...
Roseburg Passenger .......
Portland Express ,
West Side
Corvallls Passenger .......
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger....
Forest Prove Passenger.. . .
.111:30 a.m.
.1 6:80 p. m.
iu:is p.m.
6:85 p. m.
10:80 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
2:50 p. m.
mortuekx paci Kir.
Leaving Portland I
Tacoma and Seattle Express. ...f 8:80 a. nv
North Coast A Chicago Limited..! 1:00 p. m.
Overland Express 111:45 p. m.
Arriving Portland
I
North Coast Limited. . .
Portland Express .......
Ovorland Express
7:00 a.m.
4:15 p.m.
B :aa p.
OREGON RAILROAD at NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland
Pendleton Passenger ..... ......
Chicago-Portland Snscial
7:15 a.
8:30 a.
8:15 p.
6:00 p.
8:00 a.'
0:45 a.
8:50 p.
6:15 p.
Spokane Flyer
Kansas city & Chicago Express.
Arriving Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi.. Kan. City eV Portland EX..
Chicago-Portland Special
Pendleton Passenger . .
ASTORIA a COLUMBIA RIVER.
Leaving: l'ortlsnil
Astoria as Seaside Express.,.,..
Astoria sc Soaalds Express..,..
Arriving Portland
Astoria & Portland Passenger.
Portland Express
8:00 a. i
6:00 p. j
12:15 p. i
10:00 p. l
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leaving Portland
C. P. R. Short Line. via. Snokana
8:15 p. i
11:45 p. l
1401 i
7:00 a. 1
Seattle
Arriving Portland
C. P. R. Short Line, via Snokans
Via Seattle
Jefferson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leavln l'ortlattd
Dallas Passenger .....
7:40
4:16
Dallas passenger .....
Arriving Portland
Dallas Passenger . ...
Dallas Passenger . . . .
10:15
5:50
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving Portland
Wllsonvills Local
7:05
8:15 i
Salem and lntermsdlata
Local.
. m.
m.
Wllsonvills Local
10:80 l
Salem and intermediate Express.
Balem and Intermedials Local...
Wllsonvills Local
11:20 i
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AMUSEMENT.
A 6360
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager.
Tonight, all this week, matinee Saturday
Extra attraction, first time on any stage.
'THE SWINDLER."
By Howard Russell, popular member of
Baker Stock Company. An instan- .
tancous success.
Evening prices 2Nc. 35c 50i. Matinee. 15c
25c. Next week "The Henrietta."
THE STAR Musical Comedy
Week of June 14. 1008.
TWO SHOWS EVERY EVENING.
First at 7:30. Second at 9:15 P. M.
Lower Floor, 35c; Balcony, 15c
Matinees Dally, 2:30 P. M.. 15c.
THE ARMSTRONG MUSICAL COMEDY
COM I AN Y
Offer the new Military Musical Satire.
"GENERAL MES-UP."
MARQUAM GRAND
Fantages Advanced Vaudeville Attractions,
TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK
THE TEN COLORED KNIGHTS.
An absolutely r.ew and original act consist
ing of colored comedians in singing, dancing
and monologue.
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION.
TO RCA T AND TRAINED ROOSTERS,
Assisted by' the dainty and vivacious Mile.
Flor. d'Allza. Three performances dally.
Popular Prices. Curtain at 2:30, 7:30, 9 P. M.
THE GRAND-Vaudeville deLuxe
Entire Week of June 13. 1908.
MLLE. MAKZKLLO'S
Troupe of Wonderful Trained Birds.
WEBB-ROMALO TROUPE.
Acrobatic Novelty.
F. F. MONTRES8A.
That I. A. T. 8. K. Man, Showing
"DON JUAN."
Besides a Host of Other Big Acts.
THE
16 A. at. to
IS P. M.
SYMPHONY CONCERTS AT 2:30
By the Orchestra of White & Gold.
TOXIGHT AT 8:15
A Blgr Scream in Two Acts, -THE
JOLLY WIDOW."
Hear Marguerite La Ponte, "I'm Look
ing for the Man Who Wrote the
Merry Widow Waltz."
"A SWEUL. BHOW" says everybody.
Every night this week.
LYRIC THEATER
Both phones: Main 4655, Home E 1028.
Week commencing Monday. June 15. third
week of the famous Blunkall-Atwood Stock
Company in the powerful Industrial drama
"CAPITAL AGAINST LABOR."
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every evening
at 8:15. Prices 10c, 2uc and 30c. Boxes 50c
Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
DANCING BARGE
Will Leave Foot of Washington Street
Every Night at 8 o'clock.
Good Music; Fine Wax Floor. Admission
50c for Four Hours' Nice Dancing.
Tickets On Sale at the Dork.
WHERE TO DUNE
VegetarianCafe K;
25c. Meali served a la. cart a A. M. to 8 P. M.
C CHRISTENSEN
OPTICIAN
Fourth Floor 'Corbett Bide.
NEW TODAY.
TOWN LOTS
x For Investment or
IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS?
If we knew which interested yon
most, we would send you our free lit
erature on the subject.
We have just issued two new folders.
No. 3 describes the new townsite of
PAL0XJSE FALLS.
No. 4 tells about our irrigated tracts
at PALOUSE ORCHARDS.
You must be interested in one or
the other which is it? If it is con
venient for you to call and see us, do
so; we shall be glad to talk with you,
but if it is not possible for you to see
us personally, fill in the following
blank and mail it to us, and we will
send, by return mail, literature, with
out any cost to you.
Gentlemen :
I am interested in '.
and would like to
receive your free folder No. ......
Please send same by return mail,
and oblige.
Name
Address
Date
Don't procrastinate, but do this to
day. Opportunities come to every
body, but the man who seizes the op
portunity is the successful man.
The Palouse Irrigation & Power Co.
246 Stark Street,
Portland.
Loan Wanted
$30,000
First mortgage, 5 years, 8 per
cent; out-of-town proposition, on
which $200,000 has been expend
ed; gilt-edge and particulars on
application to
JACKSON & DEERING,
246 Stark St.
FOR SALE
100x100 feet
Northeast corner 17th and
Kearney streets.
WAKEFIELD, FRIES S CO.
229 Stark St.
A hQtr 9 Pt Q !?cj5$5S
M. 660.
M5W TODAY.
FOR THE
Homeseeker
FOR THE
Investor
FOR THE
Orchardist
12,500 ACRES IN THE FAMOUS
UMPQUA VALLEY
THE ITALY OF AMERICA
. About 200 miles sputh of Portland,
on the main line of the Southern Pa
cific R. R., TRACTS from a town lot
up to any number acres. Price, from
$10.00 to $100.00 per acre.
Terms, one-fourth cash, balance on
time to suit purchaser, with 6 per
cent interest.
No other locality in the state is so
little susceptible4 to frost. The land
is located in' the locality that markets
the first strawberries and vegetables
in Oregon. .
Two railroad stations on -the tract.
Corn and peaches raised on this
tract given first premium at State
Fair at Salem. -
Apples, Cherries, English Walnuts
and Pears grow to perfection. .
Ideal for melons and small fruits.
Paradise for all kinds of livestock.
Especially adapted to diversified
farming..
Purchasers can have tracts set out
to fruit and taken care of at actual
cost until bearing.
Buy direct from owner,
F. B. WAITE, Roseburg, Oregon.
Or Room 336, Chamber of Commerce
Building, Portland, Oregon..
t
afgain
areain!!
Bargain!!!
The finest kind of a stock farm
in Linn County. 602 acres, 200
acres in cultivation; all fenced;
good house, 4 barns; enough
large oak timber on place to pay
for it. How long do you think it
will last at $12 per acre?
THE JACOBS-STINE
COMPANY
Co-operative Farm Lands Dept.
148 Fifth St.
SPANTON-S SPECIALS.
IVANHOE.
$1700 Nsw seven-room dwelling. lot
SOxlOO. cost '2O00 to build; must sell.
owing1 to death In family. -VERNON.
2000 A good, 7-room house, lot 87 x
100 with nice lawn, rose bushes and
wooflhouse. This Is a vt:ry good buy.
$H4(K) Now 2-story 6 rooms and recep
tion hall, dwelling, lot 50x100; terms.
500 cash, balance as rent.
HIGHLAND PARK.
12000 Two-story, 6-room dwelling, lot
50x100; will make terms or trade tor a
farm.
I0EALVIEW.
12250 New 6-roora modern cottage, lot
50x100, splendid location, 300 cash and
i20 per month. 6 per cent, cn balance.
SUNNYSIDE.
$2000 Very desirable cottage, with
many very attractive features, paneled
walls, etc.. corner lot; will make good
home; tine section.
EAST PORTLAND.
$7500 Beautiful residence and garage,
in very best residence section on East
61de within 15 minutes' walking distance
of town; corner of which Is worth $3250
alone; line trees and roses; terms.
THE SPANTON CO.
Main 2828. 270 Stark st.
Hood River Orchard
20 ACRES, 19 acres under cultiva
tion, 15 acres In standard orchard 3 and
8 yearn old. House worth $1000; stock
and Implements valued at $1000, all in
cluded. This place Is 4 miles from
town and will make an Ideal home and
a big revenue producer for someone.
Price only $9)00., and we can arrange
terms.
DEVLIN & FIREBAUGH
508-509 Swetland Building.
LOT BARGAINS
For spot cash to close out an estate :
$1600 8 lots in block 4, Goodmornlng; Add.
10004 lots In block 30. Portsmouth.
$100020 lots In block 20, Portsmouth.
F. W.REILsS
915 WILLIAMS AVE..
Phone Woodlawn 1596.
Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates
Real Estate, Insurance
A. H. BIRRELL.
to McKay Bldg.. Sd Stark.
GIVJ2 MJ A CALL.
FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE A few small lots on 48th and
49th St., near Hawthorne aveM from $500
on your own terms. H. Gordon, room 832.
Sherlock bldg.
"WE are selling cottages on easy terms, from
$1200 up: call at 607 Alberta St.. and we
win show you a few now bsing completed.
Slate Land Co.
REAL KSXATS D1CAI.KIM.
Aadrswa, T. V. A Co. M. S34B. SS Hamlltoa kL
Baker. Alfred A., Z1S Ablogtoo bldg.
Chapln A Her'iow. $33 Chamber of Commerce.
Compton, s. F. pac. se AIMS. 100 Ablngtoa W.
Cook. B. 8. A Co.. 507-8 Corbett bldg.
Crossley Co.. 706-S Corbett bldg. M. 1853.
Ooddard. H. W.. MrJn and A 74A 110 2d st.
Jtanlngs A Co.. Main l&B. SOS Oregoalaa.
Kmaey A Stamphsr. 531-633 Lbr. Ex. M. 4M
Lm, V. BL. room 411 Corbett building.
Kali A Voa Borstal 104 3d st, 2 E. Burmstda.
CDonaell. J. F., U. 4561 A A256L $0 Stark.
Palmer. B. P., 21$ Commercial club bldg-
M. 8696. A 2653.
Parrlah, Watklns A Co.. 250 Alder SC
Porter A French. 601 Commercial bldg.
Reed, Fields A Tynan. U. TO04. AS051. 101 2d.
Schalk. Geo. D.. $64 Stark st. Main SM. A38X
harkey. J. P. A Co.. 122 H Sixth st.
wecssos, A. F. A Co., 2odlj tl'ashlagtoa sc.
The Oregon Beat Estate Co. 88 ft Third st.
(Holladay Addition.)
Veteran Land Co., 822 Chamber of Commerce,
WaddeU. W. O.. $09 Lumber Exchange bldg.
White. B. F.. Washington st.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SWELL 6-room bouse. Just completed, on
Multnomah st.. In Holladay Park Addi
tion; hardwood floors In hall, livlngroom
and library; beautifully finished; this house
to worth more than the price we are ask
ing. $3500. on which we will take a small
cash payment and the balance monthly.
H. P. PALM BR.
213 Commercial Club Bldg.,
Main S099. A 2653,
$2300 BUTSs 6-room modern house, full
basement; best of plumbing, wood fibre
plaster; strictly up-to-date; corner lot,
fine lawn, cement walks: this Is In walk
ing distance and we win sell on easy
terms; will rent for $22.50 per month.
CAMERON & CABLE.
SB8 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones: Main 7939: Home A 2353.
ONE-HALF ACRE.
All In fruit and berries of all varieties;
new house of 6 large rooms, nice lawn
plenty of roses and shrubbery, west of
5th St.. and only 4 blocks from excel
lent car service. This la a nice home.
Price $3500.
SWEET,
204 Corbett bldg.
ONLY ONE) LEFT.
NOB HILL HOMH1
SOLD ON THE MORAL RISK.
That elegant modern house in the We.t
Side's best residence district, 804 North 24th
St., near Pettygrove; terms, nothing don,
$75 r-r month.
. FIDELITY TRUST CO.. Owner.
Phone Main 447. 406 Commercial Block.
THE BEST BUY IN UPPER ALBTN A.
On carllne near Piedmont, new modern
cottage. 5 rooms and attic, concrete foun
dation, basement, cement walks, laun
dry tubs and floor: electrlo and gas fix
tures, porcelain bath, wash basin, toilet
and sink, $2000; terms. Inquire at Mi
Sellwood st.
FOR SALE Chicken ranch. 10 acres good
soil, 6-room house and good barn, nearly
new, 4 chicken houses, some fruit, all
under cultivation and In crop; good
fences: located 1H miles from good town
In Clark County. Wash.; price $1500. easy
terms. Room 530 Lumber Exchange.
LEST YOU FORGET.
That this pretty home Is the best bar
gain on the market; only $3700; small pay
ment down, balance as rent.
ZIMMERMAN.
521 Corbett Bldg.
BUY A HOME AND SAVE RENT.
New 7-room house, modern, except fur
nace, lot 36x129 $1700, $100 down, bal
ance like rent.
REALTY BROKERAGE CO.. 268 Stark et..
room 82.
BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR $1000.
Swell 7-room house, lot 60x100. in Sel
wood, nice lawn, roses and handy to car.
Price $2400. $1000 cash, balance to suit.
GRUSSI A GANTNER. 26S Washington st.,
corner Third, room 7.
SNAP 5-room modern cottage, full brick
basement four fruit trees, plenty of ber
ries and flowers, 50x100 lot. west front,
across the river on East 8th.. walking
distance, only $4500. $3000 cash.
FRANK BOLLAM,
128 Third St.
BARGAIN 5-room cottage, modern plumb
ing, tinted walls, gas fixtures, cement
basement, lot 60x100. lawn and roses,
street improvements paid, near Haw
thorne ave., only $2400. $300 down. Conk
11 n Bros.. 802 Rothchlld bldg.
FINE LOT TO BUILD HOUSE ON.
A beautiful lot between two nice houses
on East 33d St.. 160 ft. from car. price
$600. $100 cash, balance terms to suit.
GRUSSI A GANTNER. room 7. 265 Wash
ington su. corner Third.
WD CAN SELL you an acre of ground, soil
of the very best, only short distance from
Estacade. car line and a few minutes from
town for $350. on eapy terms.
KNAPP A MACKEY.
T Chamber of Commerce.
$6500.
Corner 137x157 and nice 7-room house:
this is a very desirable home, with all
conveniences.
ZIMMERMAN.
621 Corbett Bldg.
$1100 Will buy 160x154 feet within 3 blocks
of streetcar line; these lots are high and
sightly; in good location and Just the
place to build a home; $200 cash, balance
$15 per month. C. B. Lucas. 820 Corbett
bldg.
65x100 FEET on Hawthorne avenue, $1100.
50x100 feet Ellis street, Midway, $450.
60x100 feet, E. Harrison St., near 34th, $350.
Easy term?.
KNAPP ft MACKEY.
7 Chamber of Commerce.
$33O0 Strictly modern, 6-room houet 13
minutes to the heart of the city, on Im
proved street: select neighborhood; $500
cash, balance like rent, at 6 per cent. A. A.
Hoover, 681 E. 10th. Sellwood 777.
RICH garden land, part boaverdam, lOVi
acres cleared, small house, part In vege
tables, on Salem electric: $4.VK): terms.
REALTY BROKERAGE CO.. 208 Stark st-,
room 82.
A SACRIFICE Choice corner. 2 lots,
strictly modern 7-room house, built for
a home but must be sold. Irvlngton; full
view Mt. Hood, only $5500. Owner. Phones,
Exchange 1: House 17.
FROM OWNER.
New modern 6-room cottage at Flrland,
block and half to carllne; easy terms; like
paying rent. Address L 7, Oregonian.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS 5-rcom cottage,
hard finish and hardwood floor, lot 80x100;
finest view in city; $2000 will handle it.
Call room 530 Lumber Exchange.
THIS WEEK SPECIAL BARGAIN LOTS.
TAKE ALBERTA -ST. CAR.
JOHN B. MATTHEWS.
OFFICE 27TH AND ALBERTA
SELLWOOD on Spokane avenue, lot 50x100.
with small house and well fitted up;
place to keep chickens. Inquire Elkhorn
Market. Phone Sellwood 905.
T-ROOM bouse. Highland. New. modern;
a big snap. $3260. John P. Sharkey Co.
122 6th st Main 650, A 253T.
$100 CASH and $25 a month buys a 8
room house In Highland, near Union ave.,
$2500. State Land Co.. 133 First st.
ARE you looking for a snap suburban home?
If so. see owner quick. 288 East Morrison.
Phone East 2522.
$2750 Exceptionally well-built modern 6-room
house, sightly: Vernon carllne. 416 Cham
ber of Commerce.
$1550 Nice new cottage, 706 East 6th, near
Beech; close to car; bath, gas, etc Owner,
208 4th. Main 8990.
CALL upon u for bargains In choice houses.
Pollen A Herdman. Phones East 896.
C 1093. cor. of 15th and Halsey.
BARGAINS 774-784 East Yamhill. 24th;
brand new 6-room residences; fireplace;
$3260, 3500; terms.
WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS Sightly modern.
8-room home; your own terms. Call room
40. Washington bldg.
AT actual cost, on easy terms, a 6-roora
new residence on fully Improved street,
corner lot. Owner 601 Buchanan bldg.
$2200 NEW 6-room cottage; terms. Owner
obliged to sell. Inquire 602 Worcester
bldg.
TWO $450 Rose City park lots at $350
each: terms. X 23. Oregonian.
TWO lots in Nob Hill. For Information ad
dress AD 26. Oreeonlan. No agents.
FOR SALE 8 -room bouse and lot. Apply
857 Northrup st.
FOR SALE Houss, 8 Urge room a Apply.
675 E. 26th St.
CHOICE lots, best locations. Dollen
Herdman.
CLOSING up an estate, few lots In, Penin
sular $125 each. A 4624.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
AT RIVERDALE ON THE WILLAMETTE.:
6-room house and 4 lots, 50x100. beaut!-'
ful view and ideal location. 15 minute1
ride to center of town bathroom Willi
new porcelain tub, large verandas, hy
draulic ram supplies, pure mountain
water to house, barn and garden, fine
bearing fruit trees, barn and chicken
house; new electric line will pass ihfl
house: price $3200, $SO0 cash, balance a
per cent.
LOTS ON WILLAMETTE RIVER 50x100.
Beautifully located, graded streets, elec
tric light, city water, close to carllne, 2.",
minutes" ride to center of town; lots
$200 and up; easy payments.
SMALL FARM HOMES OW OR NEAR
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
12acres. 6 In cultivation, tlce new
hou3e of 4 rooms, good tarn and out
houses; stock and implements included,
$2000. half cash.
15 acres, all In cultivation, fine home
of 6 rooms. 6 acres walnuts 4 acres
cherries, at a sacrifice, $3250. half cash.
10 acres, all in cultivation; 4-room
house, barn, etc., $1S00, $1350 cash.
We have secured bargains in small and
large farms on the new electrlo line to
Hillsboro and Forest Grove to be in op
eration by September 1. The prices on
these excellent farms ate very reasonable
and we gladly take you out to judge lor
yourself.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME.
On a small investment.
6 acres on Fremont St. 2"4 miles from
postofflce, near 3th st., between Irving
ton and Rose City Park; 4-room house
and barn, 175 fruit trees. 2 acres berries
In finest condition and enough plants to
set the whole tract out In berries which,
will bring about $200o per year income.
In connection would mako an ideal chick
en ranch, being only 80 minutes by wagon
from the middle of the city. In a few
years you can sell the tract In lots i
from $r0O up. Beautiful view and high
location.
Investigate this proposition; no better
opportunity will ever knock at your door.
THE CROSSLRY COMPANY. INC..
708-709 Corbett bldg.. 5th and Morrison St.
Phones: A 5722; Main 7S."5.
HALF ACRE TRACTS.
We are offering the best thing In acre
er half acre tracts In Portland: water
mains laid and terms of only $10 cash
and $10 per month.
CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO..
110 24 SU
WALNUTS.
I am offering for sale some very cholft)
land In tracts of 5 acres or more, which.
I will set to walnuts this Fall and care
for. for four years. Old walnut trees on
this land prove it Is adapted to their
growth; 16 miles from Portland on elec
tric line; very eaev terms: also
200 acres of land. 20 miles from Port
land. l3 miles from railroad station; this
Is very fine land for fruit or walnuts; soil
is uniform and deep; would sell this in 40
acre tracts If desired.
W. E. BURKE,
620 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE 9 acres good land, 7 acres In
grain and garden, 12-room cottage house
2 stories, bath, hot and cold water; fine
barn and chicken house, large chicken
yard, Vsoodshed. toolliouse, tank house
14x14 24 ft. high. 2t00 gal. used for Ir
rigation: cellar 12x18. cement floor, ce
ment walks; all small farming Imple
ments. - 60 fruit trees. 9 years old. all
kinds small fruit; located In city limits
of 500 population, 12 miles to Portlanu
2 railroads in town; reasons for selling,
sickness and must be sold. For terms call
roum 6:10 Lumber Exchange.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS VIEW PROPERTY.
131x100 feet, unobstructed view, choice
location- a beautiful home site. Price
$5O00; terms.
JOHN P. SHARKEY CO.,
122Vi 6th SL
MOUNT TABOR HOME.
Beautiful grounds of i acre, with 15 cr
20 large fruit trees and all kinds of small
fruit, two grape vines, wistaria vine and
other shrubbery and a 6-room house, iwc
new. but in fairly good condition; house
is plastered and ha3 just been newly painted
and papered. Is 5 blocks from the carllne.
on Gilliam st. This place Is a snap at
$2750, on which we can Klve terms.
H. P. PALMER.
213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Main 86a9. A 2653.
HAWTHORNE AVE. Splendid 7-room mod
ern house, not far out, $3400; $300 cash, $30
per month; a snap.
One lot. Just off the avenue, north. Im
proved street: cement and parked walks:
good homes surrounding: $115o; terms.
One lot Just off the avenue, south, covered
With garden; $ti75; terms.
Another In same vicinity. $475.
A choice corner lot in Hawthorne Park,
remarkably cheap price; terms.
J. R. STIPE1, 223 Chamber Commerce.
FOR SALE CHEAP 80 acres good land on
main county road; fenced, cross-fenced; or
chard, all kinds berries. 12 h?ad dairy cat
tle, good team horses, all kinds farming Im
plements, house, 2 barns, crop In, separator,
hogs, 20 acres cleared; 30 miles to Port
land, 9 from Woodland. For Information
address J. B. Lamar, Etna, Clark Co.,
Wash.
$1000 cash will handle 6-room modern two
story house, full brick basement, gas,
sewer and electric lights, iull i-'lumbini;.
cement walks, both street corner, nice
shrubbery. East 2Sth and Irving; bal
ance 3 years 7 per cent.
FRANK BOLLAM.
128 Third st.
ELEGANT HOME EAST MAIN ST. $1500,
A swell modern, brand new house on
East Main St.. walking distance nevt-r
was lived In. Price $4750, $1500 cash,
balance to suit.
GRUSSI ,& GANTNER. 265 Washington St..
corner Third room 7.
WE HAVE a 10-acre tract of land, eoll of
the very best, only 30 minutes by electrlo
cars from First and Aider sts., at 30O
per acre; or will sell one-half of the tract
at same price per acre; easv terms.
KNAPP & MACKEY,
1 Chamber of Commerce.
$2500 A pretty new cottage that we can sell
on reasonable terms and payments, close to
school and car: good location. A pretty
West Side home, very convenient, good lo
cation. Kindlv call at office for particulate.
ZIMMERMAN-.
621 Corbett Bldg.
ONE OF THE LAST RARE CHANCES.
$3000 for a full lot on East loth st.
between Stark and Oak; easy walking dis
tance, with a 7-room house, lot alone
worth the price; $500 cash and balance
like rent.
F. FUCHS. 221 i4 Morrison st.
GOOD house, barn, lot 80x125, high, dry,
gently sloping; grass, shade, rosea, mag
nificent trees loaded with ch-erries, apples,
splendid neighborhood; improved streets,
electric-lighted; near carllne, schools,
good stores; $2500: terms. Owner, 205
Mlsner St., Moutavilla. Tabor 211.
TWO ACRES of land, excellent soil, near
Wichita station, on the O. W. P. & Ry. Co..
short distance east of Sellwood, on very
easy terms. Price, $700.
KNAPP & MACKEY,
7 Chamber of Commerce.
READY for occupancy, 8-room modern
house, complete inside and outside, bar
gain for a party wanting same for home.
East Hide, good neighborhood, lot 50 by
100: $40X, will accept small payment,
to reliable party. AD 25, Oregonian.
$2250 6-room modern house. in Albina,
near streetcar: house Is nearly new; full
lot; full cement basement, bath, pantry,
closets, gas and electric light; fxtures all
In; large porch and is worth $500' more
money; must be sold. C. B. Lucas. 320
Corbett bldg.
MUST SELL
Mv beautiful home In lrvington. 627 Han
cock St.. between 16th and 17th;. price
$4750, $1250 cash, balance $35 per month.
See owner. 607 Couch bldg. Phone A
3213.
FOR SALE 114 acres, 6-room house, 24
fruit trees, small fruit; all fenced and
best of soil; good location; fair barn:
firice $1100, cash, balance easy terms,
loom 530 Lumber Exchange.
$2650 MODERN 8-room two-story house,
corner, small lot, on Clinton sc. $500
down, balance easy terms.
FRANK BOLLAM.
128 Third st.
CHOICE acreage; grows everything; best
walnut land in Oregon: close In on Salem
Electrlo line; $125 up per acre; easy
terms. A. S. Draper, room 26 Lafayette
bldg.. 6th, cor. Washington.
FINE home on Hawthorne ave., 6 large
rooms, cement basement, modern In
every way; should be seen to be appreci
ated; only $3800 terms. Conklln Bros.,
802 Rothchlld bldg.
J. M. KERR A CO..
Real estate, farms, 268 Stark St., room
10. A 6148. Main 1222-
BEST bargains In bungalow. Dollen A
Herdman..