SPEAKERSHIP TO
GANNON AGAIN
Republican Majority in House
Means "Uncle Joe's"
Re-election.
BLOW TO TARIFF REFORM
KeTlffion Bill Will Be Railroaded
Through In Cannon Fashion
Without Doing Injury to
Trust' Interests.
ORKGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Waah
Imrron. IX .Nov. 12. The sue of th
Republican majority in the next House
of Representatives is such as to prac
tically insure the re-election of Speak
er Cannon. This means that the tariff
bill tnat will be drawn by the com
mittee on ways and means, and will
subsequently be railroaded through
the House in true Cannon fashion, will
be far from satisfactory to the coun
try at larire. and decidedly unsatisfac
tory t those Republicans who truly
believe In an honest revision ot the
pingley schedules.
Erervthing Cannonized.
The re-election of Cannon as Speaker
means the reappointment of Repre
sentative Payne, of New York, as chair
man of tlie committee on ways and
means, with Representative Dalzell. of
Pennsylvania, as ranking member of
the committee. Payne and Dalzell
practically run that committee, and
they will, of course, run it in a way
that will meet the approval of Speaker
Cannon. Eut one vacancy exists in the
Republican membership, due to the re
tirement of Representative Watson,
who made an unsuccessful race for the
Governorship of Indiana, and the man
appointed to fill the vacancy will be
one whose tariff views coincide with
the views of Mr. Cannon. Moreover,
the Republican membership of the
committee, as a whole, is not in sym
pathy with the demand for tariff re
vision, and the cuts made In the com
mittee bill will not be of such a na
ture as to meet the popular demand.
Once the ways and means committee
reports its bill a special rule will be
brought in which In all probability
will deny the House the right to amend
the measure (tills being the Cannon
method of passing; all important legis
lation which would be amended If sub
mitted to the House on Its merits), and
the bill, after comparatively brief dis
cussion, will be passed and aent to the
Senate, where it will be entrusted to
the tender mercies of the finance com
mittee, of which' Senator Aldrich is
chairman
Wrangle In Senate.
The first real consideration given the
tariff bill will be that accorded It In
the Senate, where the right of debate
is unlimited, and where every Senator
lias the right to talk to his heart's con
tent. Not that debate Is going to in
fluence the bill particularly, but that
it will afford the true revisionists an
opportunity to point out the unjust
provisions of the measure and to offer
amendments In accord with their re
spective views. Moreover. every
amendment offered In the Senate must
be voted upon. If the Senator propos
ing it Insists upon a vote. The Sen
ate, unlike the House, is never com
pelled t accept any measure as re
ported by a committee. Hence the re
port of the Aldrich committee is bound
to be more or less amended by the
Senate at the close of what will cer
tainly be a prolonged discussion
In the end the tarirf bill, whatever
its provisions, will follow very largely
the lines laid down by the Senate; it
may bear very scant resemblance to
the hill framed by the Payne com
mittee In the House Nevertheless, with
a more favorable ways and means com
mittee there would be better prospect
of honest revision than there will be
under prevailing conditions. For In
stance: Represents Steel Trust
Representative Dalxell. who is realty
the dominating figure on the ways and
means committee. Is admittedly the
representative of the Steel Trust and
of the Pennsylvania coal barons. He
was sent to Congress solely to pro
tect their Interests, and what more
natural than that Palxell should exer
cise his great power to so shape the
original tariff bill as to offer no af
front to the Steel Trust or the Coal
Trust. And Dal-ell is Just big enough
to force that committee to do his bid
ding In regard to the steel and coal
schedules.
Chairman Payne will back Ia!xeH In
this particular, for Payne is subserv
ient to nalzell, though ranking him on
the committee. Dalzell will win out
because he will be able to coerce less
Influential members Into supporting his
views: he will threaten to so modify
other schedules affecting their respect
ive states, unless they come to time on
the steel anil coal schedules. And
tose members, for the most part,
cleverly chosen by Speaker Cannon, are
Just weak enough to bow down to OhI
zell. This scheme will work because
there are t - Republicans on the com
mittee und onlv 7 Democrats, and In the
next House the Iemocratie member
ship will not be Increased: if anything
It will be curtailed, or else the Repub
lican membership will be increased.
Known as Payne BUI.
Therefore, it Is true that the tariff
Jaw to be enacted at the special ses
sion of Congress, which will assemble
next March, will be made In the Sen
ate. It will in all likelihood go down
In history as the Payne bill, because
layne is chairman of the ways and
meena committee, and as such will In
troduce the measure in the House. And
yet Payne will not recgniie. his ohild
when It comes back from the senate
for final tacceptanc by the House The
present tariff law took lingley'a name
l.ecause Representative Pingley. at the
time of its enactment, was chairman of
the ways and means committee. For
lite same reason the two previous tar
iff laws were known as the McKlnley
law and the Wilson law. respectively.
PRAISES GREAT BRITAIN
Indian Prince Call on Subjects to
Rally to British Support.
CALCTTTA. Nov. 11 (Special.) The
Maharajah of Renarea delivered an im
pressive and Interesting address at a
public meeting vf the citizens of Be
nares recently. His Highness, In the
course of liis speech, said:
"Ijet us come forward and unite In a
common cause. Let us. therefore, ral
ly to the side of the government, to
whom we owe all the peace and pros
perity which we are enjoying at the
present day. and from whom we ex
pect hundreds of such and greater
blessings. We are safe from Internal
; dissension and externa depredations.
guarrtin g our extensive shores, which
cost us notning. ana iw .mu .
other nations are spending millions.
The mighty army of the empire is
ready to supplement our brave Indian
army to protect us from foreign In
vasion. We have no other external or
Internal troubles or anxieties to en
gage our attention. If under such fa
vorable circumstances we do not try
to develop our resources and make our
country rich and contented, we shall
have to thank ourselves, and none
else. No country has ever benefited
by acting against Its own government.
"All the reforms and good can come
only through good understanding be
tween the rulers and the ruled. The
reforms In Russia and Poland were re
tarded and checked by lawlessness and
anarchism, and those- In Germany and
Austria progressed by loyal co-operation.
It la fortunate that England does
not set the example of Russia and
Persia before It In quelling the dis
turbances. We know what methods
were employed by those autocrats to
crush the rebellion and the spirit of
lawlessness. I ask you. gentlemen,
to compare the methods adopted by
the British government In suppressing
riots at Bombay with those of the
French government In quelling those
at Paris, both of which events took
place within a few days of each other.
"In the one. firing was had re
course to as the last resort after every
other method failed, while In the other
it was the only method adopted. In
the one the number of dead and wound
ed came to dozens, while In the other
they were counted by hundreds. These
instances alone. If not hundreds or
other substantial blessings conferred
on us. should be a sufficient reason
for us to be thankful to the Almighty
for having placed us under the English
government."
GIRL OF 23 STILL CHILD
Medical Experiment Will Be Tried
by London Physicians.
LONDON, Nov. 12. (Special.) A medical
experiment of great interest is being tried
in London in the case of the Devonshire
girl. Mildred Hart. who. though nearly
23 years of age has not developed either
physlcallv or mentally since she was 6
years old. She still plays with a doll,
she has a more limited vocabulary than
most children of 6 years old. and she
still wears baby clothes.
The girl's state Is due to a disease
known as sporadic cretinism, and the one
remedv which has so far been discovered
consists In the administration of an ex
tract of thyroid glands taken from ani
mals. Accompanied by her mother the
girl arrived in London a day or two ago,
and the treatment began yesterday.
If thyroid glands substance taken usual
ly from sheep be given to such cases de
velopment proceeds In the most remark
able way. But to ensure success the
patient should be treated when young
before the ossification of bones has pro
ceeded so far as to render growth im
possible. This ossification Is generally
completed by or before the age which
Mildred Hart has reached.
It is probable therefore that In her case
the administration of thyroid glands will
be too late materially to assist growth,
though it may profoundly stimulate her
mental processes. In any case the ex
periment will have done no harm and she
will at least have been given a chance.
DA1XT METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Nov. 12 Maximum temper
ature 61 2 -SETsea; minimum. 42.2. River
reading at 8 A. M.. 2.K feet; chanre In la"
24 hours. O B foot. Total rainfall. 5 P. M
to 5 P. M.. nil: total since September ,
1908. s 54 inches: normal. 7.6 inches: de
ficiency. 2.41 inches. Total sunshine Novem
ber 11. 4 hours 30 minutes; possible. hours
3 minutes. Baromstsr (reduced to sea
level), at i P. at:. 30.- tnchea.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
S 5 Wind 5
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Portland
Red Bluff
Ros.burs;. ......
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tall Ukl
San Francisco..
Epokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla...
Blaine
Siskiyou . .......
llarshaald
I 40.00; 4'SW
! 22 T I14.NW
I SO 0.00 4'E
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Snowing
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Clear
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Raining
. ( 4"i O.001 4 NW
, 5OO.001 4 SW
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tha barometer continues vary high ovar
the North Pacific and Northern Rocky
Mountain states and aHboaia the weather
Is cloudy over a large area no rain has
fallen eac'Pt a small amount along the Im
mediate coast from Capa mattery south to
Coos Bay. .
The chances m mussaum since ysstar
dav have been small and unimportant.
The indications are for generally fair
weather In this district Friday, except along
the coast, where light local rains will con-
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity generally fair:
easterly winds.
Oregon and Washington Generally fair,
except light local rains along the coast;
easterly winds.
Idaho Fair.
EDWARD A. BEAT-S District Forecaster
the il -year-old daughter of Thomas A.
F-dlson has been granted a patent on a road
map on which a movable pointer Indicaiea
the position of the automobile to
It is attached. The machine may be lighted
r-r .'..-f-'rlty r nlg'il .
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE
In Effect November 1. 108
! or Sunday.
One time 1"
Seme ad two eoaserutlve times J-
Sro- ad three, consecutive times. j
mm ad six or seven consecutive times. oe
Mx words eotmt as ona line on oasni ad
vertisements, and no ad counted for teas
than two lines. When aa advertisement la
ot ma coasecatlve times the we-tlme rate
PT lie"above rates apply to advertisements
under "New Totuay" and ail other classlBca
Uons excepting the following:
Mtaatlons Wanted. Male.
bltoallone Wanted, xemele.
for Beat. Rooms. Private Famines.
Rooms and Bord. Private
lloasekeeping Booms, Private families.
The rate on the above elaeamcatioaa la 1
eats a line ear Insertion. .
On enargo or dw ...... ----
charge will be based eo tb actual aiujJiej
of lines appearing rr"L tlT
of the number of words to each Une.
ngred" by measure only 14 Uses to the
TEIFPHOM ADTgRTUFMEVTS For
the convenience of patroas The Oregooiaa
will accept advertisements (excepting -eitna-
atlons Wanted" and -rm '"T l""'
ration In elaaemed eolunma over the tele
phone. Bills ror soro oorr..w
mailed minieolately and naymeait Is expect-
" i ill k. taken to SraveBt
errors, bat The OreocUM wUI - be ro-
sponalBle lor errors iu ... , 7V1
over the telephone. Telephones: Main UUt
TO OCT-Or-TOWN PATRONS TO. Oro
aeolan will receive copy by null, provided
sugirlenl remittance for n definite number
of Issues Is sent. Acknowledgment of sock
remittance will be forwarded promptly.
IB naSS OOK OUICW "' - - -
regular Inns gWen. and coont this as part
of the ad. Answers to advertisements will
la ease boa on ice adareso is mi"", "
ne lorwmrwew w " w , "
dressed stamped envelopes ore furnished.
A receipt will be glen for all nald-ln-ad-vaneo
advertising. The Oregoalan will not
4 NW
4-NW
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AMUSEMENTS.
vnni rhMtor Co.. Lessee. Inc.
Tonight Ail Week alatlnee Saturday.
Baker Stock Company In beajuful rural
comedy. "SKY 1'AH.M.
Prices 25c. 5c. 50c: matinee. 15c. 25c.
Nest Week "The Man oo-cihe Box."
BAKER THEATER
Phones: Main . A 5S60 .
OREGON THEATER CO. (INC. UESSBBI
Geo. 1 Raksr. Geo. .lanagei
Bargain Matinee Wed.. 2Sc any seat
Tonight All We-k Regular Matinee - t
"JCST OCT OF COLXEUK,"
BY GEORGE A1)E.
Night prloas 2ic. S0c. 75c: Saturday mati
nee. 5c, 50c: Wednesday ma-..2oo any seal.
Next attraction "1-ttle Jolinnjr Jonea.
THE STAR pho.e"uiu"
Matinees Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday.
For the entire week of November
The Merriest and Brightest of All Comedies
'BROWN'S IN TOWN "
Mstlneee at 2:30. Every evening at a. to
night prices 15c. 25c. SSc. 50c Matinees 16c
and 28c. Beats may be reserved by eltner
KKXT WEIKeTOO FBOCU TO BEO."
MAIN A ie Matinees
Ex. Sundays and Holidays.
15-25-5DC
NIGHTS
THEATER 1S-2S-5Q-T5C
Week of -Nov. Hall McAllister Co.;
Italian TTW; union umickt,
Orans. Ernest Van Pelt Co.j Ketta Vesta;
Ernia Mildred Potts; Orchestra; Pictures.
THE GRAND
ANOTHER
FIVE ENGLISH
ROCKERS, with
LACRA J AFFKAY.
FOUR AMERICAN
TRUMPETERS.
THE GREAT HUGO
-Vaudeville die Luxe
BIG B1I.L.
IE VOI AXD DAY
TON SISTERS.
IOI.EEN SISTERS.
CORA THOMAS.
IKED BAUER.
GKANDASCOPE.
PANTAGES THEATER
Advanced Vaudeville.
Mart of All Nation.
FFRKA. "THE IRON MAT'
IE -Prince, on -Athlete, will alio a ftO
hors power touring car fllled with peo
ple to run over him.
Special added attraction. Fink' Per
forming Mules, one ot the funniest acts la
vaudeville cot a dull momont during the
act. Matinees daily. 15c. Two shows at
night, laVc and 25c.
LYRIC THEATER
Seventh and Alder.
Tlie Btunkall Company
In the Southern Emotional Play,
LITTLE ALABAMA
Assisted by Numerous Colored Auxili
aries. Matinees Sunday; Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
fine MnnflAH Lato Mantle. 25c. ths
uas Manuei eUai or the ..
mantle on the market. Barrett. 410 Mor
rison. Both phones.
n'fwiff &000 coras first-class 4-foot flr
UUU wood. 93 per cord delivered,
phone Main 4435. Eagle Creek Fuei Com
pany. 408 Corbett Bids;.
our own conservartorles. Martin
ft Forbes, 347 Washington st. Both phones.
Electric Fixture "VSSS 'S
prices or "J rig n - ah wi m. u---nu.ou.
Western Electric Works. 1 Sixth stress.
"PI af ino Knives, Forks and all Bilver
riallllg wars rep la ted as good as new.
Oregon piating Works, ltttu ana Alder. Mala
257 i. A 2073.
W.MA O MaUsy AY Maabarger. S27 Wash
TT lUC? ingtun street, phone Main 394.
Free delivery. A galioa at 10-year-old Ingle
nook Fort, S1.S0.
fi-. Ksmmrrer eoa'i, the best Wyo
VOtfcl m lug coal; gives more heat and less
ash. Churchley Bros.. 13th and Marshall sts.
phones Main 93 L, A 8931.
rrl Richmond and Walleend Australian,
VUU1 independent Co ml A Ice Company,
opposite City Library- Both phones.
WnA Ths Portland Fuel Co., 287 E. Mor
f I UUU tison st.. Is prepared to furnish
cord wood In largs and small Quantities at
the lowest prlea. Phones B 2 sod B 102ft
AUCTION BALES TODAY.
By the Portland Auction Co., 211 1st st.;
furniture, carpets, ranges, etc., at 2 P. M.
harp.
At Wilson's, corner Second and Yamhill,
10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
At Oilman'., 411 Washington St., at 10
o'clock A. M. B. L. N. Gilman, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
THE MODERN" BROTHERHOOD. NO.
S17 wishes to announce the- first ball of
the season. W- O. W. Temple, 11th St.. Sat
urday, November 14; 00 cents per couple;
extra lady, 25 cents.
HA8SALO -IrODGtS, No. J., I. O. O. F-
Regular meeting this Friday evening at
7:00. Work In the first degree. Visitors
welcome. F. COZENS, Secretary.
SHRINQRS. ATTENTION I
LISTEN! Special PulJlnan
cars carrying you to Ah
land will leave the Union
Depot at one-thirty) 1:30
Saturday morning. Ton can
go on board this Friday)
evening any time after 0
o'clock, niutrious potentate
J. O. Mark will be there to
make aHatgnmentji for Pull
man accommodations and to
whom you will pay for the seme.
Your round trip certificates must be pur
chased of the railroad ticket agent, paying
one and one-third fare, S13.7-Y
Do not forget to take along your fes and
drew suit. J. G. MACK.
B. (i. WHITEHOUSE, Potent:.
Recorder.
- m MYBTLK CHAPTER. O. E. 13. The
Jp-sT mystic stars will glvs a card party
wbSJm this t Friday) evening. No. 13. at the
Ma port io Temple, cor. WeM Park and
Yamhill sts. Admission 26 oents.
D. G. TOMASINl, President.
MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. 15, O. E. S.
Ra-irulsr meeting this fFYi.lav- evening in
new Masonit Tt-mple. By order W. M.
JENNIE H. GALLOWAY. Sec.
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. B5,
A. F. AND A. M. special com
mnnlraUon this (Friday) evening
at 7:30. Work la E- A. degree. Ail
E. A. Masons Invited. By order
W. M.
DIED.
J0HN8OV la this city, Nov. 12. at the
family rertdence. lifM Rodney ave., Inea
Johnson. a:ed 27 years. 6 month, 18 days,
beloved wife of Frank Johnaon. Announce
ment of funeral later.
LE TELLIER At 1I5 East Salmon street.
November 11. James Le Telller. aaed 83
years. Remains at Erlcson s chapel,
awaiting the axTival of a son from Idaho.
Announcement of funeral later.
m'ERAL NOTICES.
HANCE November 11. at the family resi
dence. IS t"l Gloucester street, Porte
mouth. Samuel W. Hance, aged 5t years.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
i the funeral aorvtces, which will be held
at the above residence at 19 A. M. Sat
urday, November 14, thence to Crema
torium. HANCE November 11. at his residence,
1651 Gloucester st.. Portsmouth, Samuel
W. Hance, aged o3 years. Funeral from
the above residence at 10 A. M. Saturday,
No vem-ber 1 4, thence to Crematorium,
Friends invited.
8X ANTON At -La.5 Salmon street, Novem
ber 12. William Stanton, aged 63 years 11
montha and 16 days. Funeral services
will be held at Eticson's chapel, 400
Alder street, today (Friday). November
13. at 10 A. M- Friends Invited, in term-ant
Greenwood-
Ismtaadng. MrBntet OllgMsvgh, FaaersJ
Dlrcra. 7th svnd PIua. JPtwa Mala 4Mb
ady asatsttt-ns. OffUo mi Ctmif Caroaet.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. FnDerml Dtrwc,
, M S4 sc. aadjr aeslitsnt. Bbam M feel.
J r. F1NLFY m MN. M and Madl-s.
tMdr aUeods-at, Phoaas Mala . A lMt.
IKLIJER-BYRX--8 CO.. rrawil DlrtwS
errn. i gaiiiil, -as lOftS. adr aseUtmit.
F. I. DrNNTNG, C-drtakar, 414 Kul
EKacWJN fTNTER,TA K IN G COv Kmb-alns.
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Gran. Central Station Tims Card
SOCTHEAN FACIIIC.
! Ting; Portland
Rose burg Passenger .
Cottage Grove passenger ....
California Express
San Francisco Kxpress .......
West bide
Corvailis passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Grove Paawnier .
Arrivlnc Port land -Oregon
Kxpress ..............
Cottage Gro Pamienger ....
Rose burg Passenger .
Portland Express
West Side
Corvailis Passenger
Sheridan Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger
Forest Grove Passenger ....a..
Forest Grove Pasgcng er
8:13 l m.
4:13 p. m.
7 p. m.
1:K a. m-
7:20 a. m.
4:10 pi m.
8:50 a. m
1:00 p. in.
6:40 p. m.
7:15 a. m.
11:30 a. m.
6:30 p. m.
U:la p. m-
6:20 p. m.
10:30 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
11:50 a. m.
4. 50 p. m.
OREGON BAILKOAD A NAVIGATION CO.
Leaving Portland
Pendleton Passenger
T:15 a. m
8:30 a. m.
8:15 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
8:00 a m.
9:45 a. m.
6:50 p. m.
5:15 p. m.
Chicago-Port land Special ......
Spoksne Flyer
Kansiui City A Chicago Kxpresa. .
Arriving Portland
Spokane Flyer
Chi., Kan. City A Portland Ex..
Chicago-Portland Special
Pendelton Passenger
NORTHEBN PACIFIC.
Lesivlng Portfausd
Tacoma and Seattle Express I 6:30 a.m.
North Coast A Chicago Limited.) 2:00 p.m.
Overland Express .....jll:45 p. m.
Arriving Fort bind
North Coast Limited - 7:00 a.m.
Portiand Kxpreas p. m.
Overland Expresjs S:5 p.m.
A-sTOBIA A COLUMBIA BJVER.
Lcwvlng Portland
Astoria & Seaside Express
Astoria Passenger
Arriving; Portland
Seaside A Portland Passenger. .
Portland Express
8:00 a, m.
0:00 p. m.
12:15 p. m.
10:00 p m.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Leavinr Portland
C. P. R- Short Line, via Spokane
8:15 p. m.
ll:4o p. m.
Via Seattle
Arriving Portland
C. P. R. short Line, via Spokane
Via Seattle
8:O0 i
7:00 i
Jefferson-Street Station
SO V THi-KN PACltlC.
Leaving Portland
Dailaa Passenger ,
Dallas PasseuKer ,
Arriving Portland
Dallas Passenger
Dallas Passenger ..........
7:40 1
4:15
0.15 1
5:50 J
" OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arriving Portland
Wilsonvllle Local
Salem 'and Intermediate Local .
Wilsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Sulem and Intermediate Local..
W i 1 son vi lie Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Leaving Portland
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
Wilsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
Wilsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
Salem and Intermediate Local. .
Wilsonville Local
Salem and Intermediate Express.
7:05 a. m.
8:15 a m.
10:30 a. m.
11:20 a. m.
1:20 p.m.
4:45 p. in.
4:00 p. m.
5:40 p. m.
8:15 p. m.
6:25 a, m.
7 :35 a. m.
8:35 a. m.
11:10 a. m.
1 : 10 p. m.
2:05 p. m.
3:30 p. m.
5:10 p m.
6:Q5 p. m.
NEW TODAY.
BIT. TABOR
BUNGALOW
Of the most modern type;' large living:
room with fireplace; dining-room: beam
ceiling; and paneled;, piped for steam
heat; gras and electric light; large clos
ets to all bedrooms; built-in cupboards;
splendid bathroom, -with neat plumbing;
rooms all tinted; hand-painted frieze;
Inlaid linoleum on kitchen, bath and
pantry, shades on all windows; best of
hardware used; large grounds; the view
is unsurpassed; handy to car. We .are
pr.md to show this one.
Henkle & Harrison
Bll Gnrliuger BIdg.. 2d and Alder.
4 ACRE TRACT
On West Side, on 4th street
road, which will soon be
electrified. Then you will
wish you had bought. Only
28 minutes' ride from 4th
and Stark
W. B. Streeter
201 Rothchild Building.
A SNAP
110 ai-rss of beat soli. 2.V, miles from
Dallas, n mil to railroad and school; good
B-roora housa with hot and cold water,
phone and B. F. D., windmill and tank,
larsje barn and outbuildings, 40 acres In
fruit of ths best kind. apples. cherries,
peaches and English walmus, trees varying
In ass from 4 to 1 years. A sood money
maker. Price only HS.OOO, 40O( cash, bal
ance easy terms, will stsnd fullest Investi
gation. KAUFFMANN & MOORE
.S2-5 Lumber Eschangre.
lOOxlOO
Southwest quarter of Tenth and
Flanders streets. 100x100, offered for
10 days at 132,000.
The Shaw-Fear Company
XiSSi Strak Street.
A BARGAIN
42 H acres, on Base Line road, lli
miles from electric line, all In cultiva
tion, fenced and cross fenced; fine soil,
no gravel. 5-acre bearing orchard; run
ning creek. S-room. a-ood housa, 2 good
barns and outbuildings; windmill,
srranary. etc.; water piped to house and
barn. .4000 will handle, balanc 5
years at 6 per cent.
KACFFMAS MOORE.
324-25 Lumber Ezcbange.
NOB HILL HOME
Sold on the Moral Risk.
pbice $6750
Terms Nothing down. $50 per month.
Eight rooms; solid stone foundation;
every modern convenience. The most
select neighborhood.
FID.S.ITT TRUST COMPACT (Owner),
UOl Board of Trade Bids.
I'hone Main 447.
100 ACRES
ON PENINSULA
For sale at a bargain. No phoning.
BRONG-STEKLE CO
llt Second St.
IRVING STREET
Choice residence lot. near 24th street,
for sale.
Furnished Bungalow
Holladay's Addition, for sal at sac
rifice. SMITH A ETERKTT.
$-a-J. Swetland U-ilding:.
EXTRA GOOD
New brick building, leased
to responsible firm, located
north of Burnside street,
east of 9th. Land values are
rapidly advancing in this lo
calit3r. ' Pays
" 62 NET
On price.
$25,000
You could not duplicate this
for less than $30,000. .
Washington St.
50x100, east of 13th.
$50000
E. J. DALY
222-223-224"Pailing Bldg.
3V3 ACRES
One mile from
IRVINGrTON
Containing 24 lots,
50x100 feet.
W. B. Streeter
201 Rothchild Bldg.
Will Vasa for a term of years, lot
50x100, Flf'.h st, south of Postoffice.
For Snle: Several 8 and 9-room
houses, modern in every respect, Hol
laday Additiono. Terms.
Acreage on Base Line road, 10 miles
from city, 22 Vt acres. May be had at
very reasonable figure, if taken at once.
Five acres. Glenhaven Park. J6D0
per acre, this week only.
Quarter block In Alblna; very rea
sonable; terms.
Smith &. Everett
S15 Swetland bldg.
NEB THIS
BEAUTIFUL HOE
In one of the most exclusive residence
districts of Portland. A modern home
of 6 rooms just completed.
Panoled dining-room, beamed ceilings,
fireplace, furnace, large open porch,
double walls and floors, built by day s
work, not contract; 15-foot alleys, full
lot; evervt.iing anybody could want;
$4200: terms. You must see this place
to appreciate it.
J. R. STIPE
T20 Chamber of Commerce.
For particular reasons if a buyer can be
found who can act Immediately I will sell
one of ths laraest and by ail odds ths
cheapest and most beautifully situated
tract of fruit land In the state. It is in the
proper locality and Is exceedingly choice;
:ould be subdivided and sold for ten times
the price asked. It will take .IiO.000 to
handle It. balance eaRy terms.
Address V 391. Ore.onian.
milWaukie
1.1 acres of finest soil, a splndld fruit
and dairv farm as well as an ideal country
home. All In cultivation, plenty of .fruit.
good plastpred house with bath and hot and
cold water; very tight.?, overlooking the
country Knsine-house, excellent barn and
(ood outbuildings; everything In best shape
and very well arranged ; good water; also
creek. Will sell all or part; price $S30 per
acre. Including all implements and good
stock of dairy cows; $0000 cash, balance
easy terms.
KAUFFMANN & MOORE
325 Lumber Exchange.
28 ACRES
ON PENINSULA
For sale: good platting property; close
to car. No phoning. Call on
IlRONti-STEELE CO
119 Second St.
A4r Ofrfl Thurman-st. Business
$15,000 frapPerc"e0nLh,2:'000- "
Martin J. Higley
13i THIRD ST.
12 on $25,000
4 block. North 17th St.; A-l Investment
IJ"D A CO-, T-nmber Exchange.
KJ-AL ESTATE DEAtEKS.
Andrew. P. V. A Co.. M. 3340. 33 Hamilton bg.
Baker. Alfred A., 115 Ablngton bldg.
Chapin & Her low, 332 Chamber of Commerce.
Cook. B. S. & Co., 603 Corbett bldg.
Cross ley Co., 706-9 Corbett bldg. M 7835.
Fields. Co., Board of Trad bldg.
Goddard. H- W-, Main and A 1743, 110 Sd at.
JanDlngs & Co. Main 168. 206 Oregoniao.
Leo, M. E.. room 411 Corbett bldg.
Mall St Von Borate!. 104 2d st. 391 E. Bunhtde.
Palmer. H. P.. 213 Commercial Club bldg.
M 869ft. A 2603.
Parrish. Watkins & Co.. 250 Aldsr at.
Bichardaon. A. B.. 221 Com.-Club bldg.
Schalk. Geo. D., 264 Stark st Main or A
Sharkey, J. P. & Co.. 222 Sixth at.
BwenMoa, A. F. & Co.. 23V Washington at
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand ave.
and Multnomah at. CHolladny Addition.)
Waddel, TV. O.. 309 Lumber Exchange bldg. J
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
Iistot) Terms; 7 large rooms, plastered,
one lot H block car station. Mount
Scott line; Stewart Station. Phone Tabor
660. G. W. Wells-
4 ACRES, chicken ranch, at Oak Grove,
ebeap; Oregon City car; little cash.
Owner, 514 McKay bldg.. 3d and Stark.
STOP paving rent; 1 acre uncleared. West
Sliie, 5c ride; payments; no agents. L
367. Oregonian.
a ACRES, high and sightly, for platting;
good car service; will sell until Nov. IS,
. $6000. Call 410 Falling bldg.
EIGHT houses. East Side, easy term. B. X
2taadall viier, Woodburn, Or,
INCOME INVESTMENTS.
Elegant New Flat Building
Paying, and will continue to pay
10 per cent net on $19,000. Spot Cash.
Another Choice One at 21.50O.
Now paying 161-3 per cent net on cash
required.
Cash.
One at 913.000.
Income 10 per cent net on purchase
price.
$10,000 Cash Required.
These incomes should catiffy you; but
thev will Increase materially within the
next year, and prices will advance pro
portionately. You will probably approve
your action if you
BUY NOW.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
T14 Couch Bldg. 109 Fourth St.
A COZY HOME.
4 -room cottage, right on carllne; a bar
rain at $1500; terms. Call in and see
photo.
HARTMAN A THOMPSON.
Chamber of Commerce.
WE expect to build a number of 4, & and
S-room bungalows and we desire to build
such houses as will meet the wants of
the people, and to better enable us to
meet that want we ask those parties con
templating building or purchasing to no
tify us. either In person or otherwise, the
kind of a house they want, the location
best suited for them and the amount
they want to put in housu and lot. O. M.
Smith, 416 Commercial Club bldg. Phone
Main 3860.
COZY HOME GOOD INVESTMENT.
$500 cash buys that beautiful new 5
room house on East Salmon st.. price
only $2700; upstairs rear sleeping porch,
very attractive and strictly modern, ce
ment walks, sewer, improved street. H.
W. Lemcke, 210-211 Corbett bldg. Main
1177. A-SW35.
FOR SALE Broadway, near 31st.. 7-room
modern house, natural finish. furnace,
cement basement, two lots. ?.r000; eany
terms. Phone C 106S, or F 379 Oregonian.
WEST SIDE INCOME PROPERTY.
$21,500 Full quarter block, centrally
located on 14th St.; fully improved; in
come $140 per month; terms. -
$8000 Corner lot and 4-flat building on
17th bl, north of Washington; income
$80 per month.
W. O. WADDELL. 309 Lumber Exchange.
$50 CASH, balance email monthly pay
ments, buys new, modern, 4-room cottage
in good district ; price only $14u0, on a
choice lot, 40x100, has bath, pantry, full
front veranda, rear porch, solid concrete
foundation; it will be sold quick, so call
early. H. W. Lemcke. 210-211 Corbett
bldg. Main 1177. A 2635.
6-RCOM house near E. Aldetr and 35th, in
(food condition; patent toilet, bath, gas and
electricity, with lot GOxloO, room for drive
way and at rear for stable and garden; rent
or .lome proposition; $2400; favorable terme;
immediate posseeeion. Culver, i23 Cham
ber of Commerce.
$550 CASH and $12 monthly will buy 1300
cottage in Woodlawn.
Beautifully finished ft-room residence on
East Yamhill, everything modern, lot
100x100, for only $10,000; cash, balance
terms. Atlas Land Co., 420 Lumber Ex
change. WE BUILD HOMES.
We have first-class, modern facilities
for building homes upon terms within the
reach of all. Call and examine our up-to-date
methods.
THE VETERAN LAND CO..
822 Chamber of Ct-mmeroa.
WEST SIDE FLATS.
Nice, clean and new, well-tenanted and
always so; this Is paying well and the
rent can be Increased; this place is close
in, is a bargain; not for trifiers.
HENKLE & HARRISON.
511 Gerlinger Big.
$6 ACRES, with frontagt. on Willamette
River and extending back to improved
county road, running water on tract,
mostly in wild state with native treea
and shrubbery; five miles from Portland,
1500 feet from electric line; price 924,500.
H. G. Starkweather, route 1, Milwaukle,
Or. Phone Oregon City, Farmers 186.
CENTRAL EAST SIDE.
8-room house on Improved streets, beat
of neighborhood, cement steps and walks,
for $J300 and worth it; can make terms.
HENKLE & HARRISON,
511 Gerlinger Bldg.
$1950 HOME Bargain; 6 rooms, modern,
and worth $2.00; built 2 years; lot 40x
100, with small fruit; close to Firiand
station; owner leaving town and wants
the cash. Chapln & Herlow, 332 Chamber
of Commerce.
HANDSOME NEW BUNGALOW.
$45006 rooms, handsome tioors. fur
nace, also broad fireplace. choice lot,
high-class residence district, built for a
home. H. W. Lemcke, 210-211 Corbett
bldg. Main 1177. A 24-15.
S ACRES of choice ground at the junction
of two well traveled avenues; all in high
state of cultivation; choice orchard; largo
modern 8-room house; near good carline;
$6500. Full particulars given at 410 Fall
ing building.
WALNUTS Your future in a nutshell; 6
acres of walnuts bearing will give you
an independent income for life. I have
5 acres best land in Yamhill County, near
McMinnville, for sale; very easy terms.
A 405, Oregonian.
WAREHOUSE or manufacturing property,
with trackage facilities, at a bargain if
taken at once; will show property if you
mean .business. Kinney & Stampher, 531
32 Lumber Exchange bldg.
BELMONT-STREET HOUSE. $650.
Good 7-room house on Belmont street,
in Sunnyside. Price, $27rrO, $650 caaii, bal
ance like rent. See Grursl, 2t5 Wash
ington, cor. 3d., room 7.
NEW 6-room house with bath, full cement
basement and all modern conveniences;
piped for furnace, lot 50x100, close to
Alberta car; SJ600; $500 down, balance
S5 per month. 3-o Lumber Exchange.
GREAT INVESTMENT SUNNYSIDE.
Good 5-room house, lawn, roses, trees,
1 lots, on Belmont St., near 34th.
OWNER'S SACRIFICE $27.-,0.
Haverstic & Gallagher. 343 Wash. St.
70x100 CORNER LOT.
Central East Side, splendid surround
ings, streets improved, handy to carline.
HENKLE & HARRISON.
51t Gerlinger Bldg.
"CASH BARGAIN.
Beautiful building site 100x100, corner,
close in. Hawthorne ave., district $1600,
worth $2000. Call on owner. 602 McKay
bidg.
50x100, East Main St., near 17th; south
front; cement sidewalk: macadam street;
sewer, gas. Price very low for quick
sale. See owner. 809 Lumber Exchange.
JF you want Peninsular real estate call at
our office. Willamette Real Estate Co.,
Willamette Station; SU John car. Phone
Woodlawn lfioS.
TWO LOTS, EAST 28TH NEAR CLINTON.
100x100 on hi. 28th, near Clinton. Price,
$800; a real snap. See Grussi. 265
Washington, cor. 3d, room 7.
$1500, EASY terms, California bungalow, 4
rooms, modern, view of mountains; lot
50x100. . See It. 1422 Morse St.. Wood
lawn. FOR SALE 6-room modern house by own
er; email payment down, balance month
ly. 677 East 6th St. N-
GILT-EDGE investment; 4 -apartment fiat,
fine location, net IS per cent, 4200; terms.
E 1115, B 1437.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS, 4 acres, fine build
ing site, natural park, 3 blocks from car;
20 minutes. F 381. Oregonian.
MUST SELL half block, east-facing, near
North Alblna car barns, south Killlngs
'worth ave. ,a bargain. Owner, East 661.
$33 FOR lots in Bandon. Or., while they
laSt J 1 OuHi ' " d. w sai Bw
bldg. Phones A 3237, Main 5641.
91250 Full block. 200x200; level; 5-cent
fare. 4 block car; pleasant surroundings.
Phone -Main &75.
WET SIDE. 5-room cottage. $500; also 6
room and 50x100; $4000; both walking dis
tance. 243 Stark.
FULL lot nn Kearney, near 21st, $3500.
MARTIN J. HIGLKY. 132 Third st.
160. ACRES of land, Tillamook County, for
sale cheap. T 90, OreganUa.
SPECULATION AND INCOME.
Fine 4 BLOCK close to business and
warehouses.
Fine, nearly new house at one side that
will pay nearly 5 per cent on entire
f:cfc $3.KC.
Some Terms.
Let us show you how ymi can make
THIS A WINNER,.
Then for $18,500. Part Cash.
We can sell you an especially desirable
i B LOCK, surround ed by property that
has sold recently at 1-3 MORE than w
ask for this, and it has TWO GOOD
RESIDENCES on It that will pay ex
pn se of carrying, and from 5 to 6 pr
cent net ou entire investment, nnd ths
ground will be worth, at a conservatUe
estimate, $:0.000 within ten years. ,
If this looks good to you, better
GET IT NOW.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
T14 Couch Bldg. 109 Fourth 9f.
ENGLISH WALNUT
We are the largest owners s.nd plant
era in Oregon. We have the only planted
tracts on the market. Our properties ere
In the walnut country, Yamhill 6-acre
tracts, planted. $100 cash. $15 per month,
CHURCHILL. MATTHEWS CO., INO.
110 Second st.
ACREAGE FOR THE SPECULATOR ANO
HOMESEEKER.
There Is not much of It. There are 13
acres in one piece and 4 acres in another,
t'he pricr is riht. There are hundreds ot
people who would buy this land if (hey
should see It. It Is within S miles oi
Tort land on the Hlllsboro Electric Kail
way; lies sloping from the road to the
railroad and only a short distance from
a station; price .00 and $:(;." per acre;
land is all cleared and fenced. See
THE DUNN-LAWRENCE CO..
24S Alder Street.
$5000.
Full lot. east facing. In Irvfngton; new
bungulow, double constructed, fireplare
in living-room, veneer paneling in dining
room, furnace, everything complete; move
right In.
GEO. D- SCHALK
204 Stark at.
TWO nice full Jots In Woodlawn, all cleared
and in fine young fruit trees; Bull Run
water piped to lots, near car; a genuine
bargain if taken at once ; $700, easy
terms.
HARTMAN A THOMPSON.
Chamber of Commerce.
BEAUTIFUL LOT N HOLLADAY.
All improvements, very cheap., elevated,
south facing. 50x100; sewer, water in yard;
cement walk; parked, with pavd streets;
3 blocks from car; all improvements paid;
$1200.
HEILMAN & LATHROP.
Over Merchants National Bank.
NOW Is the time to secure a bargain in nice
home sites: we have a few choice lots from
$1100 to $2500; al?o a fine list of two
story resi-iences from $3700 to $12,000,
terms to suit. For further particular! call
at office, 15th and HaLsey eie. Broadway.
Irvlngton cars. East 96, C 1993. Dolen &
Herdman.
SPLENDID new bungalow, 5 large rooms;
nwdern plumbing, -lot 43x100, on E. Taylor,
near E. 311th; sewer, improved street, cobble-stone
front, walls tinted; fine gas and
electric fixtures in, attic, cement bauement,
laundTy trays, miilon finish; for prire and
terms see Conklln Bros., owners, 302 Roth
child bldg.. or E. 3."ith and Hawthorne ave.
FOR SALE Kenton business property in
Original Swift Townsite; rooming-houses,
vacant lots, warehouse, business and res
idence property. Our business chances are
exceptionally good. See the E. L. Fraley
Co.. 017 Board of Trade bldg. Main 9416,
A 31. $8.
GOOD LOT. good house, good location; $3000
takes that nice home. 1009 Alblna ave.,
near Blandena, on Missiaslppl-a venue line,
with graded 50-foot lot, street and nidewrilk,
with water, gas. electricity and bath; $140O
mortgage. Western Investment Co., 6l'J
Corbett blk. '
MODERN HOME.
6 rooms and den; Interior finish of se
lected material; fine lawn, excellent, loca
tion; a rare bargain if sold Kon; can be
had at $3700: terms.
C. B. LUCAS, 322 Corbett bldg.'
SMALL HOME FOR HORSE AND BUGGY.
Nice modern cottage, 4 rooms and bath;
be?t plumbing, nice location, brand new;
price $15k;. horse and buggy as part pur
chase, price; terms. See Jas. C. Logan, t
room 411 Corbett bldg.
HALF A BLOCK.
We have half a block in Woodstock,
only $750.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON,
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
TWO lots on corner, 60 by 108 each; large
well-built 7-room house, pantry, basement
and closets, bearing fruit trees and rose.
2 blocks from carline: a nice home or a
good Investment, for $1600. For informa
tion call at 555 Taylor.
NICE 20-acre chicken ranch, 4 miles N. W.
of Linnton on fine county road, only i
mile from new carline; finest of soil, level,
some nice timber; will be worth $1000 per
acre In 5 years. C. F. ptiuger & Co.. room
14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison sts.
A BARGAIN BUY A whole block and new,
modern 11 -room house with furnace, etc.,
nice orchard, best oC soil, in l!ppcr Al-bina-
only $8250; terms. C. F. Pfluger &
Co., room 14, Mulkey bldg.. 2d and Mor
rison sts.
NEW 5-room modem house right close to
car; good sidewalks; well worth $1O0; posi
tive! v must be sold. BCKardloe of price; no
reasonable offer will be refused and only
a few hundred dollar required. Call at
once. 513 Chamber Commerce.
$250 CASH and small payments' buys new 4
room cottage, improved fenced lot. ehflde
trees, nice porch fwcing north, large rooms
and windows; bathroom, hot water tank;
a choice little home for $950. Portland
Homes Co., 204 Morrison st.
FINE BUILDING SITE.
One acre, fronting on street ; water on.
ground; fm- quick sale price has been re
duced to $l!O0; will s H a-m; terms.
C B. LX'CAS. 322 Corbett bldg.
FOR PALE Thebest H block of ware
house property in the city for the money:
be convinced. W. C. Harding Land Co.
dnc FO 4th st., ground floor. Board or
Trade bldg. Phone Main fi465. A 82g.
WHY LEAVE v ur money in the hank at
4 per cent when we can sell 2 houses and
lot for $4000 that xm net 10 per cent
on investment? $1000 cash. 420 Lum
ber Exchange.
LOT ON CORBETT ST.
Nice business lot. 35x70. on Corbett at.,
a fine place to build a store or a good
speculation. $1200. Grussi. 265 Wash
ington, cor. 3d. room 7.
$65 CASH, $10 monthly, fin lot on Brond
way in restricted district. $650, includ
ing cement sidewalk. Why rent? Buy
now and build, on easy terms. Purse,
818 Chamber of Commerce. Main
J500 WILL handle close-in home, new, mod
em best bath and toilet, cement base
ment combination flrturea, on b. Morrison,
et. H oilman A Lathrop, over Merchants
National Bank.
4 jOO House of 7 rooms, situated on 5 of
most sightly lots at Mount Tabor: handy
. h .,,ii.rod -ith fin nld fruit
I rrpps: no location on East Side superior.
Owner 146 2d St. I'hone Main 5h.l.
$32 000 Quarter block with new builutnes,
splendid income property now; opportuni
ty to increase great; $20.fM0 will handle
the deal- T 3-6, Oregonian.
ifo WILL buy, close in on E. Belmont,
fine place for bungalow; $350 will hana.i
if balance easy terms. Bellman &
Lathrop. over Merchants National Bank.
1700 7 rooms, a good modern home for
le-s than it Is worth. Frank X-ucaa. 210
Chamber of Commerce.
$3000 Corner, 100x100. close if; ood 8-room
house; room for three more houses; ha.f
block to car. Main 6202.
$350 3 beautiful lots close to car at snap
prices. Frank Lucas, 216 Chamber of
Commerce.
LOTS and houses in Woodstock at reason
able prices. Apply C. L. Parker. Wood
stock. ----------
10-ROOM house. Flanders St., $50K. near
21 MARTIN J. HIGLEY. 132 Third st.
gjiWXl Warehouse lot. railroad. North Port- '
land, income $33. owner. L 414, Oregonlnn.
ACREAGE near electric line, $350 to $750
per acre. 325 Lumber Exchange.
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