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THE MOKXIXG OKEGOMAX, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 190S.
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POLO PLAY FUST
IE1
Changes in Regulation Have
Resulted in Making More
Speedy Game.
ROUGH WORK FROWNED ON
Particular Mention Is Made About
Dangerous Cross-Riding by
Contestants Who Are
Overzealous.
Polo has been played under entirely
new conditions in the United States
this season, and the changes have
made tha play brisker than in many
seasons.
Formerly tournament matches be
tween teams of four were in four pe
rods of 15 minutes each of actual
play. Two minutes were allowed after
each goal and seven minutes between
periods, the rests not to be counted
os actual play. .Besides, two minutes
were also allowed to change ponies
whenever there was ten minutes of
consecutive play. The time conditions
led to a slow game and brought many
a finish to the puzzling time between
daylight and dark, when the ball was
as hard to see as though playing in
a fog. There are no finishes in the
gloaming under the new rule. It
reads:
"In match games between teams of
four there shall be ten periods of six
minutes each unless otherwise agreed.
"Three minutes shall be allowed be
tween all periods for change of ponies,
except at the end of the fifth period
(half time), when seven minutes shall
be allowed. A saddling bell should
be sounded three minutes before the
seven minutes have expired."
There is a rush to the fray at the
call of time and no stops between
goals, the men changing sides as
quickly as they can and at the line-up
the referee throwing In the ball.
Changes in Timing.
"A number of suggestions are needed
to referees ami to the club holding
tournaments as a consequence of the
changes of timing, which are to be
printed very soon," remarked H. L.
Herbert, chairman of the Polo Asso
ciation, recently..
"For instance, as to details, the ref
eree should be provided by the club
with two ponies having uags for balls
attached to the saddle and he should
also be provided with a suitable whis
tle. The referee should call the cap
tains or a member of each of the com
peting teams together at least 15 min
utes before the time announced for
the game and decide by a toss of a
coin the choice of ends.
"The club should appoint goal judges
and the referee direct him as to their
position and duties. The timekeeper
should be provided with score sheets
and Instructed to sound the saddling
bell 10 minutes before time to play.
All players should be notified to be on
the field and in position to -play. Two
bells .should be sounded a half minute
berore time. One bell on time is the
signal to throw the ball.
"The referee must require the teams
to separate sufficiently to permit the
ball to be thrown between them on the
ground. The ball must be thrown on
time, even If all the players are not
in their places. When fouls or safety
plays are seen by the referee he should
declare them without waiting for them
to be claimed, and report his action to
the keeper of the score at the first op
portunity or at the end of the period.
"When goal has been made the play
ers must return promptly to the mid
field and line up for play. The time so
consumed Is playing time. Knds shall
be changed after every goal. The ref
eree should gallop to the scoring stand
and report the name of the player who
made the goal and the team Ic is to be
credited to; also any penalties against
either team. Then the referee must
throw the ball between the players as
promptly as passible.
"The referee must stop the game on
account of a foul, in which event the
scoring of time should be stopped by
sounding the whistle, or he may per
mit the game to continue and declare
the penalty to the players, and at the
end of the period to the scorer. The
referee may seek information as to dis
puted goals, safeties or fouls from the
goal judges at either end and from the
players. If a discussion is likely to
follow the time should.be stopped.
Rough Play Is Barred.
"Dangerous crossing, reckless swing
ing of the mallet, zigzagging in front
of a player, crooking a mallet when not
on the same side of the pony as the
ball, bumping at an angle dangerous
to a player or his pony, punching with
the elbow and all violations of the
rules should be promptly, penalized by
the referee. He cannot be too severe
in these matters.
"When the ball crosses a side line it
is out of bounds, and shall he put in
play by the referee throwing it between
the contestants (who shall line up as at
the beginning of the game) toward) the
middle of the field and parallel to the
goal lines, at the point where it went
over the boards. He shall throw from
outside the side boards.
" hen the ball crosses an end line it
is out of bounds, and the side defending
the goal at that end is entitled to a
knock-In. the ball being placed on the
line nt the point which is crossed, but
in no cas.e nearer to the goal posts or to
the side boards than 10 feet.
"When the time limit, six minutes, of
any period, except the last, expires, the
timekeeper's bell shall be rung, but
the gamo shall continue until the ball
goes out of bounds or a goal is made
or the referee stops the game for a
change of ponies. The referee shall en
deavor that, in stopping the game, the
ball is in such a position that neither
side shall be favored thereby."
The effect of the change of times is
to Keep the ponies at speed through
out, hut It does not tire them any
quicker than the old procrastinating
game used to do. The advice to ref
erees from Chairman Herbert 1s to fa
cilitate rlay under the new conditions.
CALLS EDWARD HYPOCRITE
French General Says King "Wants
War With Germany.
FARIS, June , Zi. (Special.) General
Galllfet. the former French Minister of
War. does not believe that King Edward
deserves the credit he Is getting as the
Prince of Peace. On the contrary, he has
openly declared in an Interview with a
French journalist that If war comes and
he thinks it is Inevitable. It will be main
ly due to the Intrigues of the King of
England.
"For yeara," the General said, "King
Edward has dons little but annoy his
tmoarlal Beobav.' tha- Kaiser. In every
WTHN
W RULES
possible way, and although Wllhelm has
shown much more patience than one
should expect from a man of his fiery
temperament, the time must soon come
when he can stand these continuous prov
ocations . no longer, and then we shall
have the war. I will even go so far as
to say that war Is what King Bdward de
sires, because Germany is robbing Eng
land of her commercial supremacy, and
the time is not very far when the Ger
man navy will compare favorably -with
the British.
"At the present Great Britain may still
'be considered ruler of the sea, but In
five, or. at the most, ten years, she will
have been passed by both Germany and
the united States. King Edward wants
war to get a chance to destroy the Ger
man navy before it gets to be too strong,
but it is to be hoped by all patriotic
Frenchmen that he will not succeed in
dragging France into a struggle where wa
should have to bear the brunt of the bat
tles and probably gain nothing, while
England, after annihilating the German
navy, would not care a rap what hap
pened to her allies."
GROVE FULL OF TREES
Chautauqua Grounds Possess Many
Natural Advantages.
"That beautiful oak Is worth $1000 to
the Chautauqua," remarked William
McMurray, general passenger agent when
seeing the large, rugged tree that stands
hy the entrance to Gladstone Park. There
are many such trees In the park. In
fact, nature seldom affords such favorable
conditions for an ideal Chautauqua
ground. The geritle rolling surface, stud
ded here and there with prominent out
croppings of basalt rock, the large oval
shaped lake, with its sloping banks; the
long stretch of gray, slender firs; the
numerous picturesque camping sites,
these, together with an ideal athletic field,
are some of the natural advantages of the
park.
The conveniences, though not commen
surate with the natural advantages, are
quite sufficient to meet every demand of
all the needs of the assembly. A large
water tank supplies the numerous hydrants
with abifndance of good water. Buildings
and grounds are well lighted by elec
tricity. Two large buildings have recently
been erected and many general improve
ments made. The Chemawa Indian Band
will play every evening at 7:15. Other
musical treats wilt be the solos of Miss
Pearl Johnson, the violin work by Pro
fessor Le Roy and the selections by the
Willamette girls and the Philomath Male
Quartet. Miss Eva Benson will be the
Chatauqua accompanist.
BRAZIL INVITES MANUEL
Asks Portuguese King to A'isit For
' mer Crown Colony.
LISBON', June 2:. (Special.) The
Brazilian Government has sent a cor
dial Invilktion to the young King Man
uel to visit Brazil, and thus carry out
the journey contemplated by his mur
dered father, King Carlos. It is
doubtful, however, whether the King
can accept, as there is no money avail
able to pay for the journey, and it Is
feared that an attempt would be made
to assassinate him in Brazil.
The King's first trip abroad will be
to England, where 1 will pay a state
visit to King Edward and Queen Al
exandra. Arrangements for this visit
will be made at the time of the Brit
ish mission to the King, headed by
Prince Arthur of Connaught, for the
purpose of delivering the Order of the
Garter to the young King. The mis
sion is expected to arrive here Septem
ber 20.
ANARCHIST LOVER'S CRIME
Italian Murders Fiancee Who Insist
ed on Church Wedding.
GENOA. June 27. (Special.) A ter
rible affair occurred here on Thursday.
A young anarchist named Giuseppe
Ragonieri was engaged to a girl of
deeply religious turn of mind, who
naturally wanted their marriage to
take place in church. Giuseppe re
fused to give his consent to this, and
she therefore wanted to break off the
match. This so maddened her lover
that he decided to first kill her and then
himself.
On Thursday when the young girl
came out from church, Ragonieri fired
two shots at her, wounding her sei.
ously. Believing he had killed her, he
then placed the revolver against his
own temple and firing twice blew his
brains out.
ALWAYS LEADER IX POLITICS
Career or Sherman, Begun at Vtica,
Expands to National Scope.
James Scholocraft Sherman, running
mate of William H. Taft, is a Repre
sentative in Congress from the Twenty-
fifth New. York, the Oneida district. He
is chairman of the Republican Congres
sional campaign committee and Is one
of the leaders in the House of Repre
sentatives. He was born in TJtica, N. Y.. in 1855.
He is the son of General Richard U.
Sherman and Marv Schoolcraft Sherman.
When he was a child his parents moved
to a farm just outside the limits of the
City of L'tiea. There the boy was
raised. His parents were cultivated peo
ple of the American type. His fath,e
was one of the most popular men, per
sonally, In the whole State of New York.
As a boy Sherman attended the com
mon schools of New Hartford and Utlca.
He afterward entered Hamilton College,
where he graduated with distinction in
the class of 1878. He is a member of
the Sigma Chi Greek letter fraternity.
Elihu Root is also a graduate of the
same college and a member of the same
fraternity.
Sherman was one of a family of five
children: two of his brothers and a mar
ried sister are still living. In 1S81 he
marrried Miss Babcock, a daughter o.f
one of the most prominent attorneys of
Utica. Several children have been born
of this union.
On leaving college Sherman studied
law. He was admitted to the bar in
1SS0 and st!U practices his profession in
Utica. He is president of the Utica
Trust & Deposit Company and has manu
facturing business connections.
For years he has been interested in
politics and has always been a staunch
Republican. In 1SS4. before he was 30
years of age, he was elected Mayor of
Utica, ordinarily a Democratic city. In
1S95 he was chairman of the Republican
state convention and, with the exception
of one term, has been a member of Con
gress since 1SS7.
Out of Utica have come several of the
great political leaders of the country.
It was the home of Roscoe Conkling. Ho
ratio Seymour and Francis Kernan.
Ward Hunt. Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court of the United States, lived!
there, and Asa Gray, one of America's
greatest botanists, called Utica his home!
Recently Mr. Sherman came before the
whole people of the country in connec
tion with the Harriman-Roosevelt con
troversy anent campaign funds. Mr.
Sherman made public a letter addressed
to him by the President in which the lat
ter denied having asked Mr. Hariiman
to raise $250,000 for the campaign of
liKH. This letter was written in con
nection with Mr. Sherman's having in
formed the President that Mr. Harrlma
had told him he would not support the
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG THEATER
and
Washington.
Phones: Main 1 and A 1122.
TWO PERFORMANCES TODAT
The Distinguished Actor -
MR. ROBERT
MANTELL
Today at , "The Merchant of Venice."
Tonight at 8, 'Hamlet."
Tomorrow Night. "Othello."
Kriday Nljrtit, "Kinc Ixar."
Saturday Afternoon. "Macbeth."
Saturday Night, "Kin Richard in."
Evenings, J1.60 to 50c; Matinee, tl to 25c.
BAKER THEATERp,lonA3M80,n
Geo. L. Baker, Manager.
Three Important events this week. Last
week of season for Baker Stock Company.
Last week for all time in their old bo ma
theater and Hoyt's screaming,-farce,
"A BUNCH OF KEYS."
Pun. merriment, music and laughter. Get
your seats early for all week. Night prices,
25c. 33c. 50c Matinee. 15c, 25c. Matinee
Saturday only.
MARQUAM GRAND
Pant ages Advanced Vaudeville Attractions.
TONIGHT AND ALL. THIS WEEK,
THE I--OCR COMJtAlES
Whirlwind comedy producers, a New York
comedy success, direct from the metropolis,
second to none, and
CHARLES HARRIS
"The Lamp-Post Inspector and the Gibson
Girl." Harris Is a celebrated comedian ;
you'll laugh In spite of yourself. Three per
formances dailv. Popular prices. Curtain
at 2:30. 7:30. 9 P. M. '
THE GRAND-Yaudeville deLuxe
Entire week of June 29. 1008.
ELTON POI.O ALDO TROUPE
America'. Greatest Casttne Artist.
HILL. CHERRY AND HILL
Comedy Bicycle Artists.
F. F.' MONTRESSA
That I. A. T. S. E. Mas
Exhibiting the latest thing In motion pic
tures. Time and prices remain the same.
LYRIC THEATER
Both Phones: Main 485. Home B 1028.
Week commencing Monday. June 29, 1908.
Fifth week of the famous Blunkall-Atwood
Stock Company In the thrilling domestic
drama. ,.A HERO IN RAGS."
Magnificent production.
Matinees TueBday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday Prices 10c and 20c. Every eve
ning at 8:30. Prices 10c, 20c and 30c. Boxes
50c. Office open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
THUS
. BATHS
OPEN
B A. M. TO 11 if. M.
Concert at 2.
Tonight 8:15, in Alrdome.' the merry squall
of Xun.
"A lOST BABY"
Matinee Saturday, 3 P. M.
Dog Circus, 4:15-9:15.
Cars First and Alder.
DANCING BARGE
Will Leave Foot of "Washington Street
Every Kisbt at 8 o'clock.
Good Music; Fine Wax Floor. Admission
60c for Four Hours' Nice Dancing
Tickets On Sale at the Dork.
party bo Ions; as Mr. Roosevelt was its
leader.
Mr. Sherman is a member of the Butch
Reformed Church and takes a lively in
terest in its affairs, being treasurer of
the church and president of the board
of trustees.
Forest of Stone in Australia.
London Globe.
In Albany, in Australia, is to be seen
a stone forest, in other words, petrified
trees. The trees are of a gray stone.
It is suggested sa an explanation of the
strange phenomenon that in the depths
of past ages the forest was in full vegeta
tion, and then through some upheaval of
the earth it was buried in eand. Little
by little water acting on the sand pene
trated the branches and solidified.
The wood gradually disappeared under
the layer of stone and in time took its
form. Then in succeeding years the winds
again carried away the sand, and the
forest appeared anew, but of 6 tone.
Rejuvin aids digestion. At all fountains.
The telephone service of Switzerland Im
operated bv the government.
AUCTION SALES TODAT.
At tfie Cottage Waffle Restaurant, 146 flth
st-. near Alder. Sale at 10 o'clock. Baker
& Son, auctioneers.
At 37 Kast Morrison, the Ford Auction
Co. will sell furniture at 10 A. M. C. X.
Ford, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
Communication this (Wednesday)
evening, at 8 P. M.. West Park
and Yamhill sts. Work In the
M. M. degree. Officers will be
present at 7:30. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
C. E, MILLER, Sec,
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 4ft,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated communi-
l-.muii u,lB vanesayj even ins:, s
n'rOiulr Ln.t Cf Yt T.. u.
M. M. degree. Visitors welcome!
Order W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND, Sec.
ATTENTION, COMRADES OF
THE O A. R. The funeral of our
late comrade, Jacob Mandell, Co.
K. 46th N. Y. Infantry, will take
place today at 1:30 P. M. from
Fin ley's undertaking rooms. All
comrades of the Q. A. R. are In
vited to attnd.
W. W. JAQUES. Commander.
A. C. SLOAN, Adjutant.
HASSALO LODGE. NO. 15. I. O. O. F.
Members are requested to meet at our
hall on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
July 1, to pay a fraternal visit to Samaritan
Lodge iso. 2. . course, secy.
SAMARITAN LODGE, NO. 2. I. O. O.F.
Regular meeting; this (Wednesday) evening
at 8 o'clock. Installation of officers. Visitors
welcome. M. OSVOLD, Sec.
PIED.
JOHNSON At her home, 2520 North Grand
avenue, St. Louis, Mo., June 20. Mrs. Jane
Atkinson, beloved wife of Thomas John
son, and sister of Mrs. A. H. Forstner of
Portland. Or., and Mrs. Squire Farrar.
Salem, Or.
SCHOMP In this city June 3ft. at the fam
ily residence, 130 E, 27th St.. Robert T.
Schomp, a. native- of Ohio, aged 67 years.
Funeral notice later.
LEWIS At Berkeley, Cal., Sylvester Haxen,
father of r . a. Lewis and Mrs. m. t
Smith, of this city.
FCXEBAL NOTICES.
SAULCER The funeral services of Spencer
ijaulcer will be held at the Laurel wood
M. E. Church at 2:30 P. M. today
I, Wednesday). Friends Invited. Interment
at Multnomah Cemetery.
EDWARD HOLM AX CO., Funeral Direct
era, 20 3d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. 607.
a. P. FINLET AY BON. nnarai Directors.
Third and Madison. Phone Mm In 9. a 1399.
Donnlnc. M cEntee m Ollbanan. Funeral It
rectors. 7th Pine. Phone M. 40. Lady mtti.
KELLER-BYRNES CO.. Funeral Direct
em. 878 Rom eU. Kaat 1ft. Lady assistant.
W. A. DUNNIXO. Undertakes 414
.Ladjr assistant. Pbom East &.
NEW TODAY.
Abstracts!?!
vers Abstract
Truat Co. Suite
Portland
Co. Bank.
M. 660. -. - A 4223
FOR this month w. will Mil watches for
tno amount loanea ana on. month, in
terest at Unci. MraraV 141 ad at- near
Aider,
Grand Central Station Tims Card
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving: Portland
Roseburg Passenger
Cottage Grove Passenger..
California Express
San Francisco Express ......
West Side
Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
ArrlviBc Portland
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Roseburg Passenger
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Corvallls Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
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NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland
Tacoma and Seattle Express. . . .
North Coast & Chicago Limited..
OverSjSfcd Express ...........
Arriving? Portland
North Coast Limited
Portland Express
Overland Express
8:30 a. m.
2:00 p. m.
11:45 p. m.
7:00 a. m.
4:15 p. m.
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OREGON RAILROAD ft NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving; Portland
Pendleton Passenger
Chicago-Portland Special
Spokane Flyer
Kansas City & Chicago Express..
Arrivinar Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi.. Kan. City & Portland Ex..
Chicago-Portland . Special
Pendleton passenger
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ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER.
ieavinx roniana i
Astoria & Seaside Express ! R:O0a. m.
Seaside Special (Saturday only).' 2:30p.m.
Astoria & Seaside Express J 5:30 p.m.
Arriving; Portland I
Astoria & Portland Passenger. . .112:15 p. m.
Portland Express '10:00 p.m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leavins; Portland
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spokane. 8:15 p. m.
Via Seattle 11:45 p.m.
Arriving Portland
C- P. R. fhort Line, via Spokane. S:00a. m.
Via Seattle - T:O0, m.
Jefferson-Street Station
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Leavins; Portland ,
Dallas Passenger 7 :40 a. m.
Zal1as Passenger 4:13 p.m.
Arriving; Portland
Dallas Passenger 10:15 a m.
Dallas Passenger 5:50 p.m.
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving;
Wilsonville
Salem and
Wilsonville
Salem and
Salem and
Wilsonville
Salem and
Salem and
Portland
Local ,
Intermediate
Local
Intermediate
Intermediate
Local
Intermediate
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Intermediate
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Portland
Salem and
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Intermediate
Local
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intermediate
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Wilsonville
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C CHRISTENSEN
OPTICIAN
Fourth Floor Corbett B'.dff.
WH15RE TO DINE.
Hot Wptthpr nit No me"- Vege-
nui uesiueruiittrlaJ1 Cafe 105
6th st.. near Washington.
NEW TODAT.
SPECIAL AUCTION
Tomorrow (Thursday next) at 2 P. M.", at
175 E. 13d st., cor. Yarrhill st., we are in
structed by Mr. C. M. Zandow to sell the
Furniture, carpets, etc., including parlor
Davenport, rattan and cobbler-seat rockers,
parlor carpets, pictures, hall and stair car
pets, sideboard, bedroom sets, springs and
mattresses, toilet ware. heaters. stands,
etc. Take Sunnyside -:ar to ;3d st. Sale
tomorrow (Thursday) at 2 p. M.
BAKER & SON,
Auctioneers.
$6600
SPECIAL SNAP
11 improved acres, 5-room house ; on
electric line; 5 cent fare; y2 cash;
cheap at $1000 an acre ; will exchange
for house and lot in city.
Frank Bollam
128 Third Street.
An Investment
Four fine nine-room houses on Nob
Hill, paying: 142.50 per month; can be
increased. This is a very fine property,
with lots 100x100. in fine locality where
houses are never vacant. A safe and
sure investment; J19. 000:. 410.000 cash,
balance 6 per cent, will handle it.
Martin J. Higley
132 THIRD STREET.
9 NET
$15,000 for 3-story flat with lot; 12 bed
rooms, 4 parlors, 2 reception halls, 2 dining-rooms
and 2 kitchens. All modern
conveniences. Will sell furniture if wanted.
On 13th st.. near Salmon. Was built for
home and not to sell. Location cannot be
beat for exclusive boarding: and lodging
house. This Is better than 4 uer cent In
savings bank. Terms. No phone Infor
mation. R. H. BLOSSOM
818 Chamber of Commerce.
ice
$1.0 per box at Gilman's.ill Wash
ington street, near 10th today.
PARTNER WANTED
In an A-l sawmill proposition; $6000 re
quired. It will pay you to investigate
this. It's a winner.
THE VETERAN LAND CO.,
82 Chamber of Commerce.
Mortgage Loans, Lowest Rates
Real Estate, Insurance
A. H. BIRR ELL
tt McKay Bid.. 3d Stark.1
OIVS MS A CALL.
FOB SALE KKAL ESTATE
J. M KERR CO.. A
Hat Mtate. farms. 2SS Stark It., room
10. A 5US. Main 1222.
10 ACRES of aightlr around, -suitable .for
platting, 'on good car Una, $3600. Call
room 40 Washington bldg.
$2400 Bwiutlful nw home. S30O: $20 month
ly; 3 block acuta Hawthorn.. B. 44th.
Dr.. XJarll&c.
Annies
0
NEW TODAT.
on'tWait
COME
OUT TODAY
AND SEE -
Corner Lots $100
Inside Lots $ 85
TERMS:
$10 Down and
$5 Monthly
10 Discount for Cash
Improved streets, 5-cent fare, good
soil.
Title guaranteed perfect.
No building restrictions, and imme
diate possession.
AGENTS AT TRACT EVERY DAY,
INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Take Montavilla car at corner 3d
and Morrison streets, get off at the
corner of Villa and Hibbard streets,
Montavilla branch office; for further
particulars call office.
C. P. WELLS
231 Worcester Building.
Phone Main 3253.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Andrews, F. V. & Co., M 1(340, 83 Hamilton bl
Baker. Alfred A., 215 Abington bldg.
Chapln A Herlow, 332 Chamber of Commerce.
Compton. J. F., Pac & A 1848. 100 A blr.pt on bl
Cook. B. S. & Co.. 507-8 Corbett bldg.
Crossley Co., 708-8 Corbett bldg. M 7855.
Goddard, H. W. Main and A 1743. 110 2d st
Jennings & Co. Main 18 A. 206 Oregon lan.
Kinney & Stampher, 531-532 Lbr. Ex. M 4436.
Lee. M E., room 411 Corbett building.
Mall & Von Borstel, 104 2d st, 392 E Bumslde.
O'Donnen, J. P., M. 4561 & A 2561. 230 Stark
Palmer, H. P., 213 Commercial Club bldg.
M 8099, A 2W3.
Parrish, TVatkins & Co., 250 Alder st.
Reed, Fields & Tynan. M 7004, A 3651. 102 2d
Schalk, Geo. t., 264 Stark st. Main S92. A 892.
Sharkey. J. p. & Co.. 122 H Sixth st.
Swensson, A F. & Co., 253 "Washington st.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., SS4 Third st.
(Holladay Addition.)
Veteran Land Co., 822 Chamber of Commerce
Waddel, W. O., 30ft Lumber Exchange bldg.
White, B. F., 227 hi Washington st.
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
24 TRACTS sold. 20 more left, of choice
walnut, fruit and vegetable land; 30 min
utes ride on Salem Electric line on coun
ty road, county school, churches, stores
and physician; $125 to $235 per acre while
it lasts; easy terms to parties who will
improve the property. Deal direct ; no
agents. L 66, Oregontan.
$3600 Half cash, beautiful and strictly mod
ern 6-room residence; large living and dining-room,
reception hall, artistic open stair
way, three bedrooms, finest bathroom equip
ment, full basement, cement foundation,
laundry trays, etc.; perfect in every detail.
H. W. Lemcke, Corbett bldg. Main 1177,
A 2635.
SOMETHING NEW.
Ask about our Home Certificates, they
eimplify' the method of raising the neces
sary amount to make the nrst payment on
your new home.
Bl'TTERWORTH-STEPHEXCON CO.. Tnc
317 Ablngton Bldg. Main 85iy.
TERWILLIGER homestead on the West
Side, three carlines through the prop
erty, ten minutes from business center;
graded street, cement walks, fine view;
lots from $400 up. Phone M 3177. A
4450. J. C. Costello, 331 Chamber of Cora.
IF you are looking for property come to
our office and see our list; if anything
suits you. take the owner's name and
make your own deal with him Home
seekers' Information Bureau, 333 Cham
ber of Commerce.
ONLY S1000
For nice 6-room house, only 2 years old;
fine garden lot near Mt. Scott car; terms.
Ja. C. Logan, room 411 Corbett bldg.
BEAUTIFUL Irvington lot. East 21st, near
home, Holladay Park; owner leaving city.
A D 44, Oregon ian.
FILE listings in sight; no handling of cards;
our solicitor will call: complete outfit,
$6.50. Main 5634.
NEW house; bath, porch, lots roses, fruit
garden, 125x100; $2000; also house, install
ments. 429 3d.
10 ACRES close in, splendid location. For
particulars, address Owner, E 32, Ore
gonlan. 13 LOTS, 60x100. West Side, 30 minutes out;
Improved, high, level; $900; $250 down, $30
montn. J O. uretonian.
$2300 5-room cottage modern, Failing st..
near wimams av. oee owner at once.
Terms. Or phone East 2535.
$700 CORNER lot. 28th St., East Holladay
Addition; this district Improving rapidly.
416 Chamber of Commerce.
$1550 Nice new cottage. 768 East 6th, near
Beech; close to car; bath, gas, etc. Owner,
208 4th- Main S090.
MODERN new 5-room bungalow, nice loca
tion, Montavilla; $2000; term. Owner.
Phone Tabor B1L
CALL Sellwood 1262. will build ycur house
after your plans, terms; houses for rent.
Wilkin.
HOLLADAY PARK ADD., new modern
6-room house, $3000; terms. Owner. Phone
East 2756.
$1100 5-room cottage, lot 50x100, nice roses,
close to Brooklyn car; terms, $900 cash.
Room 503 Lumber Exchange.
BEAUTIFUL 8-room Colonial house, cor
ner. $4600; S500 down, $25 monthly.
Phone Woodlawn 179$.
ACRES, H acres, at one-third less than
surrounding property; easy terms. Ryder,
83 5th st. Main 5536.
WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS Sightly modern.
8-room home; your own term. Call room
40. Washington bldg.
FOR SALE 60-room hotel, $12,000; a snap.
Call owner by phone. vA 257.
6-ROOM house and full lot, near carllne;
$1500. O. M, Smith. Main 3960.
RAIH
ADDITION
TRACT
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
NO commission charged for selling prop
rty. No advance asked our purchasers
In your price. List your property with
me on this new plan.
$4500 for a nice new 6-room modern
house on Willamette Heights; $1500 cash.
$1400 Modern house, full lot, in Feurers
'Addition; 6 rooms.
3-00 -5-room house, close in on East
Side, walking distance; cement walks,
cement basement, gas range, etc.
$(5O0 cash, balance $ 20 per month, nice
bungalow, full lot, near Hawthorne ave.
$2700 14-room house and lot on Over
ton st., near 19th; $1500 cash. Must be
old.
$3300 5-room bouse, full lot, bearing
fruit, near Union eve.; walking distance.
$(10O A nice quarter block in Coles Ad
dition ; fruit, berries, etc. This quarter
block Is cheap at $15K and is the same
one that we advertised last we-k at. that
price. This must be sold, rfs the owner
needs money and has jut it down $400
below its value o he can realize on it
Immediately. This is the cheapest buy
in the city.
$45-K) 5-room house full lot, fruit and
berries, on East 8th st., in the heart of
East Portland, close in A short walk.
$300 per acre, 10 to 20 acres near Oak
Grove.
$25004i acres, a n'ce home, near the
city ; 4-room house and barn ; 3 ht acres
In cultivation.
$2500 Ten acres on Section Line road.
1M miles from the reservoir feast).
$6o0 per acre for 11 acres 150 feet
from streetcar line; 10 acres clear, good
house and barn, plenty fruit, berries, gar
den; would make a good home, near the
city.
LANDLORDS AND NON-RESIDENTS.
I will rent your houses and stores and col
lect your rent for 2 per cent of monthly
rent if rents amount to $50 and 1 per
cent if it amounts to over $50 per month.
$3100 8-room house, modern, in. Pied
mont, full lot. one clock f rnn car line.
MARTIN J. H1GLEY,
132 Third Street.
NEW 5-room modern bungalow, right at
carllne. large lot. wood fiber plaster, tiled
In kitchen and bath; walls tinted, recep
tion hall, electric light fixtures, porcelain
bath, lavatory and sink, 3ii-gallon tank,
lawn graded ar.d seeded. 3 coats of paint,
two bay windews; this is worth $-250.
If taken today, $1450. Terma Call at
my office, 612 Couch bldg., C. A, Shep
pard. owner.
TAKE your good luck when opportunity
offers it.
$2700 For a nice corner with modern
6-room well built house, in fine neiph
borhood. close in. As low as $500 cash
with easy payments taken.
$3200 For a nice corner, with well
built 7-ioom bungalow, fine neighborhood,
close In. Worth $4000.
F. FUCHS, 221 H Morrison -st.
$2000 Strictly modern up-to-date new cot
tage; you cannot find ita equal in the
city for lees than $2750; nothing will give
us more pleasure than to show this cot
tage; only 10 minutes to heart of city by
car and block from carllne; cannot
build the house for what you can buy the
house and lot for, and terms are about the
same as paying rent.
PORTER & FRENCH.
607 Commercial Bldg., Cor. Wash, and 2d
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 2-ACRE
Chicken ranch, all stocked with thor
oughbred Barred Plymouth blocks and
Rhode Island Reds; Jerbey cow. 5 chick
enhouses, new barn, 7-room house, fruit
of all kinds and running water; fi blocks
from Miiwaukle car barns. Call at
Browning s Baths. 146 1st. Phone Pacific
1487.
RENTER, PLEASE1 LOOK THIS UP.
All modern, brand new cottage, can pos
itively be bought for less than it cost to
build the houw to say nothing of the $7o0
lot the house occupies; block from car
line and but 10 minutes down-town; terms
the same as rent. See Porter & Frenc'.i,
607 Commercial bldg., 2d and Washington.
IRVINGTON S-room house and lot, 50x100.
on Hancock St., near 16th; only $5000; a
good buy.
S-room cottage, near Tillamook St.;
needs sdme repairs but is a snap at $4O0O.
5-room cottage and 2 lots at $4000.
Choice building lot at $1500.
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
Chamber of Commerce.
GUARANTEED as advertised. 20 acres.
mile to Salem Electric line. 24 cleared,
some beaver dam, choice walnut, apple or
vegetable land; finest soil in Oregon; on
two county roads; close to county school,
stores and churches. Price $-23 per acre,
one-third cash, balance 0 per cent. Deal
direct; no agents. L 07, Oregonian.
SOMETHING NEW.
PRICE $2500. TERMS.
Almost completed, 5-room bungalow,
strictly modern, on Sellwood carline. only
12 minutes out on river bank; get off at
Gratten's prove and go 1 block west. Ap
ply on premises or K. Hoard, owner and
builder. 354 College st.
$3250 6-room modern house, in Central Al
blna, corner lot, best location; rooms are
large and airy; large, light closets, bath,
fantry and sewing-room, best of plumb
ng. cement basement and walks; every
thing first-class and up-to-date. Terms.
C. B. LUCAS,
320 Corbett bldg.
WE offer for sale in Irvington and Holladay
Park Additions at reasonable prices and
terms twenty (20) new. attractive and
Ftrictly modern residences ranging in value
from $3300 to $10,000. Beautiful homes,
complete in every detail and all in m-9t
desirable location1. H. W. Lemcke. 210-211
Corbett bldg. Main 1177, A 2635.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Very neat 6-room cottage in Creston,
good surroundings, nearly new and mod
ern throughout, full lot; if good refer
ences are given will sell with very small
cash payment. Western Oregon Trust
Co., 14 Chamber of Commerce.
WALNUTS.
I am offering for sale choice land set
to walnuts to be cared fox for four years,
.. 16 miles from Portland on electric car
line; terms to suit you;,, other excellent
fruit land for sale.
W. E. BURKE. 620 Chamber of Com. bldg.
RICH SOIL.
10-acre tractB on West Side, S. P. line,
and near Oregon Electric line, deep, black
soil, all level, ' practically all clear; $70
to $150 per acre. Easy terms. Western
Oregon Trust Co., 14 Chamber of Com
merce. MUST SELL
My beaut.ful home in Irvington. 627 Han
cock st., between 10th and 17th; price
$4700; $1250 cash, balance $35 per month.
See owner, 607 Couch bldg. Phcne A
3213.
$2650 Two 5-room cottages on lot 53x100,
at East 36th and Hawthorne ave.; terms.
$1350 cash or will sell one-half for $1425;
terms, $725 cash, rest $10 a month at 7
per cent. Room 530 Lumber Exchange
Phone Main 7734.
A MODERN house of 8 rooms, with lOOxlOO
feet, in the most desirable part of Holla
day Addition, within easy walking distance;
price much below actual value for quick
eale. W. O. Waddel. 309 Lumber Ex
change. SICKNESS FORCES SALE.
Must Bell my home. 0-room house. 3
lots, fruit, garde a, block from car, near
Lents, $ 1 600. Half cash. See me. 26$
E. Morrison.
$3000 HOUSE In Irvington, a real bargain,
M block ' from carline. will rent for $25
per month; new furnace and. just newly
tinted, in best location. Address A. H.
Hickman, P. O. Box 245.
ONE good 6-r.oom house and barn close to
graded school, near streetcar line, close to
Oregon City; $000 cash, call 2o3j First
et. R. R. Roberts.
$3750 50x100 on Clay ft., near 14th. fine lo-'
cation for flats; nothing a cheap in this
vicinity. W. O. Waddel, 30 Lumber Ex
change. $200 CASH, balance monthly, strictly modern
5-room cottage; good location; price $19."0.
H. W. Lemcke. Corbett bldg. Main 1177,
A 2635.
$15.000 Whole block, close in, income on part
of block $912 year, balance good for man
ufacturing or warehouse site. Apply Fuhr,
Osborne Hotel, East Side.
94 -ACRE, modern 6-room house, basement,
poultry houses, park, fruit, berries, flow
ers, 2 blocks W. W. tar; must be sold. T
67. Oregontan.
17-ROOM house, well furnished; cheap rent,
good location; net Income $104 month; must
sell at once on account of leaving city. 86
Park et.
$1250 1-roora cottage. Jot 50x100. on East
15th, near Brooklyn car and Milwaukie
car; terms, $30O cash," rest $10 a month.
Room 530, Lumber Exchange. '
HOUSES for sale In alt part of the city;
acreage close In. and farms In Oregon and
Washington. Phone Main 44S6. Kinney &
Stampher. 531-32 Lumber Exchange bldg.
$1000 FOR a 9-room cottage and lot 50 by
100 feet at Seaview, Wash. Phone Wood
lawn 1C22 or Woodlawn 1653. or write
owners. 834 Kerby st.
ABSTRACTS EXAMINED
BY EXPERT PEAL ESTATE ATT'Y.
D. A. TUFTS.
303 WASHINGTON ST
ALMOST new 5-room bungalow on carllne,
within walking distance; a nice little home
and in good location; easy terms. Ella M.
Smith. Main 1176, A 1176.
A CHOICE lot at Seaview. Inquire 202
. Stark st, '
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SPANTON S SPECIALS.
$1800 A bargain, on carline. close - in. 5
room house, full basement, barn,
etc., lot 50x100; property not pew
but cheap.
$2200 New 5-room bungalow, lot 50x100,
S5O0 cash, balance easy. .
$2250 New 5-room bungalow, desirable
location, lot 50x100; $300 cash, bal
ance $20 per month; 6 per cent.
$2300 New 5-room cottage. full lot;
terms; cash $200, balance 20 per
month.
$2500 Five rooms and attic; cottage near
W. R. carllne; full lot, easy terms;
good buy.
92600 Beautiful new California bunga
low, panelled walls. Dutch kitchen,
large porch, full corner lot; $tK0
cash, balance easy.
$3000 Splendid new 7-room cottage, den
and sewing:room additional, ex
ceptionally well built, good loca
tion; terms, or will trade for farm.
$3000 Good 6-room corner dwelling, good
locality, fully and well furnished;
will sell $500 cash, $25 per month.
$4000 Charming new 6-room house in
Rose City Park, lot 75x100; this Is
a very desirable house; terma
THE SPANTON CO..
Main 2828. 270 Stark St.
HALF ACRE TRACTS.
We are offering the beat thing In acre
r half acre tracts Id Portland; water
mains laid aad terms of only $10 cash
and $10 per month.
CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO.
110 2d SL
BEAUTIFUL WEST SIDE HOME,
NOB HILL DISTRICT.
$$500 -Modern S-room dwelling. fuil
concrete basement and finished attic;
hardwood floors and 2 fireplaces; full lot,
60x100 feet, south front. A most choice
location. . .
JAMES J. FLY NX,
512 Chamber of Commerce.
FROM OWNER.
TWO TO EIGHT CHOICE LOTS AT
TKEMONT PLACE.
About seven block from the end of the
W.-W. carline. 25 minutes' ride from 3d
and Yamhill sts.; good car service; two of
these lots are set out to garden truck,
with a small cottage on same; easy terms;
lots 40x120, with alleys. Address W 67,
Oregonian.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
SPECIAL.
$400 Choice building fite, with good' view
and city water, at $4o0 per lot; this la one
third below adjoining prices and when sold
cannot be duplicated. See It and you will
buy.
j. c. Mclennan,
Phone Pacific 1453. 315 Oregonian. .
3 ACRES.
All cleared, living spring.' no rock, no
gravel, . ,
For $1800; Easy Terms.
16' minutes from business center on the
new electric line ; beats anything on the
market; you will agree with me when you
oe it; will be sold without reserve; first
come first served. Call room 2o9 Wash
ington bldg., cor. 2d and Washington.
IRVINGTON 6 large rooms, outside sleeping
room, hath and toilet separate, toilet in
basement, gas rar.ge. gas and electric fix
tures, furnace, fireplace, pasa pantry, with
cold water coils in cooling cupboard; cooler
In kitchen, ehades to alt windows; every
thing that you would want to have In your
own home; lot lOOxloO; half block to street
car line: let us show it to you. Cady &
Seiple. 322 Mohawk bldg.
MT. TABOR HOME.
HALF ACRE. BEAUTIFUL
TREES AND SHRUBBERY,
6-ROOM HOUSE,
FINE VIEW;
$2750
H. P. PALMER.
213 Commercial Club bldg..
Main 8GU9. A 653.
FOR SALE CHEAP 80 acres good land on
main county roud; fenced, croas-f enced ; or
chard, all kinds berries, 12 head dairy cat
tie, good team horses, all kinds farming Im
plements, house, 2 barns, crop in, separator,
hogs, 20 acres cleared ; 30 milea to Port
land, 9 from Woodland. For information
address J. B. Lamar, Etna, Clark Co.,
. Wa&h.
A SNAP.
3 acres of very fine land, in cultivation;
living springs; only 15 minutes ride from
business center, for $1800, upon easy terms;
3 lots, same distance out In any other di
rection will cost you as much; here t a
chance. Ruseell & Houston, 444 Sherlock
bldg., 83 3d st.
6-ROOM modern houw, half block from Al
berta carline, on N. 15th et. ; $600 down,
balance $20 per mo.
Sunnyside 5-room modern cottage, strict
ly up-to-date; a genuine snap; $2725. 511
S wetland bldg.
CHEAP HOME.
Double house of ft rooms, fractional lot,
almost walking distance. East Side ; you
could rent one part for $8 nr $10 per
month. Price $1350. J. J. Oeder, cor.
Grand ave. and E. Ankeny.
A RATTLING GOOD BUY.
$2600 Large 2-story 6-room hou se on E .
Madison St.. near E. 37th; improved street,
large lot. fine shrubbery; house newly
painted and- tinted; $500 cash. bal. same as
rent. Conklin Bros., 302 Rothchlld bldg.
26 PER CENT NET.
$190 cash handles. This is an oppor
tunity for the small man; get In early and
avoid the rush: don't pass this up. ,
BUTTER WORTH STEPHENSON CO,. Tno
317 Abington Bldg. , Main R52!. j
READ THIS. . !
Do you want an irrigated farm for $200, 1
$10 down and $10 per month, better than;
Government land? Let me tell you about;
It. Thos. McCusker. 205 Couch bldg. Maim
7646.
WILL SEL AT BIG SACRIFICE.
Close-in furnished fiat. Everything new!
and fine; big bargain ; sleeping porch, lots)1
of room. Will phow only interested buyers.)
Both phones. 3126. 210 Abington bldg.
LEAVING PORTLAND. -
Owner of home compelled to leave the,
city wltl sell home very cheap. Call at
210 'Abington bldg. and will take you to
pi ace. -
60 ACRES, cheap. , situated where acrej
tracts are In demand; 50 per cent profit
can be made bv platting this into acre
tracts- Room 212 Rcthchlld bldg., 4th1
and Washington. .
FRACTIONAL lot near Park and Hall sts.,
at very reasonable figure; suitable for swn,
bungalow: good location for business men.j
Phone East 4073 evenings1.
$2600 6-room new modern home; cement baw-f
ment, laundry tray, pewer; on East Madl
pon, near East 40th St.; easy terms. Conk-:
lin Bros.. 302 Rothchlld bldg.
GOOD Investment, owner must sell, well
located block In North Alblna. $3O00 cash,
balance first mortgage payable in 1 to 3
years; no agents. Y 68. Oregonian.
HOMES. HOMES. HOMES.
Hirtsell has them to selKln any part of
the city and some are special bargains, far
cheaper than you can build. 88' 3d st.
(2.000---plendid Investment, new apart-,
ment bldg.. paying 10 per cent net. close
in. West Side, worth $22,500; terms. AF
41, Oregonian.
12-ROOM house with all modern improve
ments In South Portland. 2 blocks from
S. car, only $."500. Hartman 8c Thompson,
Chamber of Commerce.
NEW modern 5-room house near Stewart
Station, Mt. Scott carllne; $100 down. $15
a month to right party. C. W. Wells,
uwner. Phone Tabor 660.
$1800 Attractive 4-room modern cottage on
improved street: $3'M cash, balance month
lv. H. W. Lemcke, Corbett bldg. Main
1177. A 2S35: '
IRVINGTON HOLLADAY.
Very attractive home; owner will sell
very cheap; new, modern, close in: beauti
ful location; full lot. Both phones 3126.
IF you have foresight you will investigate
this. 220x300. in Portland, at half Its
worth; terms. Gordon S. Ogden, 413
Chamber of Commerce
$1550 50x126 and 5-room modern cottage
on Sellwood carllne; terms'. W. O. Wad
del, 309 Lumber Exchange.
7-ROOM house. Highland. New"; " modern;
a big snap. $.'250. John P. Sharkey Co.,
122 6th st. Main t50. A 2537.
VERY choice acre at end of Maver'.y-Rich-mond
line, fine view, good' soil: prlc
$1500. Call for McGrath. Main 3177.
WANTED TIMBER LANDS.
TIMBER Lands wanted. C. J. McCracken
304 McKay bldg.
FROM owner, large or small timber tracts.
Murdock & Young, 407 Buchanan bldg.
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