BERG GETS F
FULLS BUT LOSES
O'Connell Wins as Opponent Is
One -Half Pound Over
Weight at Noon.
BIG CROWD SEES MATCH
Multnomah Instructor Goes to Mat
Four Times In 54 Minutes and
20 Seconds, but Prevents Re
quired Fifth Fall.
BT W. J. PETRAIN.
Because ho was a fraction of a pound
over weight at noon yesterday, according
to the announcement of Referee Michael
J. Dwyer, of Chicago, John Berg, better
known as Toung Hackenschmldt, lost his
handicap wrestling match to Instructor
Bddlo O'Connell, though ho tossed the
lighter man four times In 54 minutes and
2) seconds at the Exposition Rink last
night.
According to the articles of agreement
between the two men. Berg agreed to
make 165 pounds at noon on the day of
the match, and if he welched more than
that he would be required to throw
O'Connell five times instead of four. The
referee made an announcement to this
effect, and Informed the big crowd
present that Berg weighed 165 and a
fraction pounds at the required hour,
which necessitated his tossing the smaller
man the extra fall.
That he did not accomplish this task
was plainly due to the handicap he was
under by reason of his bad leg, which
went back on him Immediately after he
had downed O'Connell the second time,
when, on leaving the ring, he walked
with a noticeable limp.
Match Is Fast One.
However, despite Berg's handicap, the
match was a hummer and both men were
compelled at all times to exert their
utmost ingenuity and to bring into play
all their wrestling knowledge. While It
was a handicap match, and these are
not aa popular as bouts between men of
equal weight, there were features to
last night's bout which will make it one
of the matches to be remembered. The
gameness of both men was apparent
throughout, on the part ot O'Connell,
because of the superior weight and
strength of his opponent, and Berg be
cause of his persistency n following up
the more agile little man despite his
lame ankle.
Even the preliminary, wherein Con Al
bright, who issued another defy to
0OonneIl, showed the fans present what
he could do by disposing of "Kid" Parker
in less than ten minutes, was all that
could be asked at any wrestling match.
Albright showed wrestling knowledge,
while Parker can scarcely be said to
have learned the rudiments of the game,
and his defeat at the hands of the Roch
ester man will probably lessen his anxiety
to meet O'Connell.
Immediately after Albright had disposed
of his man so handily. Referee Dwyer
announced the main event and Intro
duced the principals. Both men were
received with cheers, O'Connell naturally
sharing the greater portion of the ap
plause because he was better known to
the crowd. The referee then explained
the conditions of the match and when it
was announced that Berg would be re
quired to throw O'Connell five times In
stead of four in one hour of actual
wrestling, the crowd wondered at the
switch, for the majority of them were
unfamiliar with the forfeit required by
failure of Berg to make the stipulated
weight.
First Fall In Three Minutes.
The rival wrestlers soon got down to
business, and Berg showed his class al
most as soon as he grappled the local
wrestling Instructor. He secured the
upper hold almost Immediately and after
three minutes of fiddling about for a hold
he finally fastened a half-Xelson and
body hold on his opponent. By exerting
! his great strength he placed O'Connell's
shoulders to the mat clearly and Ref
eree Dwyer gave him the fall and an
nounced the time as three minutes. The
quickness and dispatch with which the
pupil of the "Russian Lion" disposed
of O'Connell In the Initial, fall startled
the many admirers of the latter for the
time being.
O'Connell entered the arena for the
second fall with a confident smile. This
bout went 12 minutes, but, like the earlier
fall. Berg's superior strength and knowl
edge of wrestling resulted in the Inevita
ble, and O'Connell's shoulders went to
the mat In 12 minutes and 20 seconds
by practically the same tactics as were
used In the first encounter.
The third fall was the longest of the
match and lasted 24 minutes. During
this bout Berg was plainly ill at ease
because of his lame leg, and O'Connell's
tactics of squirming away from him and
getting off the mat continually kept the
big fellow worried. O'Connell proved
himself shifty and both men were sweat
ing freely, making it difficult for Berg
to hold the shifty O'Connell. The toe
hold finally accomplished O'Connell's
third downfall, when the husky Berg
fastened this dangerous grip on the lit
tle man and with a headlock in com
bination scored the third fall. This left
but 20 minutes and seconds to accom
plish the required two falls to bring
victory to the former Belllnghom boy.
Berg Makes Final Effort.
Fifteen minutes were necessary for the
fourth fall, 'and when Berg went on the
mat for his final effort he said that he
hardly expected to win because O'Connell
could keep away from him long enough
to consume the- remaining five and a frac
tion minutes. During this short time
Berg rushed matters and tried hard to
nail O'Connell to the mat, but the shifty
little man succeeded in eluding him most
of the time, and also managed to squirm
out of three holds which might have
brought victory to Hack had he been able
to maintain them.
When the timekeeper announced that
the hour was up. Berg was working hard
to get O'Connell on his back, and for
several seconds after the end was an
nounced, the two men struggled n the
mat, not having heard the call of time
because of the pandemonium which
reigned during this exciting portion of the
contest. After the bout was over the
two men shook hands and the crowd
departed.
Manager Campbell, on behalf of Con
Albright, issued the following challenge
to O'Connell:
"Albright will wrestle O'Connell at the
welter-weight limit. 146 pounds, winner
take all and will post a side bet of $500,
or will wrestle O'Connell at catchweights
for a limited side bet, and any other ar
rangements as to- the division of the re
ceipts acceptable to the latter."
O'Connell is believed to favor a match
with Akbrlght. and will probably arrange
to meet him after his n-xt mutch, which
is said to be scheduled with Dan Sulli
van. In the meantime Albright is pre
pared to take on "trangler" Smith in
the event that O'Connell take on Sulli
van before giving him a match.
Los Angeles 38; Chemawa 17.
CH EM AW A. Or.,- Feb. IS. (Special.
The Chemawa Indian basketball team was
defeated by the fast Los Angeles five this
evening bv a score of 38 to 17. Hahn, of
Los Angeles, was referee; Schwar. Salem,
umpire.
DAILY JTETEOBOLOGICAIi REPORT.
PORTLAND. Feb. 18. Maximum temper
ature. 55 8 degrees; minimum temperature.
4T..3 degrees- R'ver reading at 8 A. M.,
9.6 feet: change in last 4 hours, '
fa'I Total rainfall. 0.54 Inches: total rain
fall .Inc. September 1, 1908. 29.26 Inches
normal rainfall since September L 190S.
27t inches; deficiency. 3.44 inchea Total
sunshine February 17, 1909, hours; poMl
bl sunshine, 10 hours SO minute.. Barom
eter (reduced to sea level) at 6 P. It, Z9.
Inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observations taken at S P. Pacific
Wind ffl
S3
5. Si o S
STATIONS. g j g .
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5 Is : r :
q
Baker City
Bismarck. .......
Boise. .......
Eureka. .........
Helena
Kamloo-ps . ,
North Head
pocatello. .......
Portland
Red Bluff
Roeeburg
Sacramento. . . .
Salt Lake
San Francisco. .
Spokane -..
Tacoma .
Tatoosh Island...
Walla Walla. ..
Blaine
Siskiyou
Mnrshfleld
Tonopah
Kallsp"tl
Clear
Cl.ar
Clear
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy .
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Ptoloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
ptcloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ptcloudy
Cloudy
2d 0.00 4 NTV
44 0.4 1! 4 SB
64 0.08.12 S
421 T. 10 W
80 0.00112 S
48 0.01 32 SB
3S T. 10 SB
.Hi n. 091 0 SW
6tl O.lOj SB
6'. 0.021 4 SB
60 0.4S 12 9
44 O.00I e'sw
60 0.S412 w
4 0.20 141W
f.2 0.0 s
6W
4 0.01
42 0.10
52 O.Ofi
42 0.0S
24:S
6SW
4lSW
4 SW
M 0 OS
4 SB
40'0 02l SISW
T. Trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm noted yeiterday as approaching
the mouth of the Columbia River moved In
land very rapidly and caused high wlnoi
along th. Coatt and general rain, on i tn.
Pacific slope, which extended Into Califor
nia south of San Francisco. Th. follow
In maximum wind velocities have been T.
ported since last night: North Head, tvasn.,
f; miles southeast, and Tatoosh Island a
miles southwest. Warnings are still flying
at all eeanorts except at Marehnela, as
the barometer Is attain falling rapidly along
the coast, with Indications pointing to th.
approach of another disturbance from the
sea. The temperature has remained near
ly stationary since yesterday.
The river has risen to a stag, or 10.
feet at Portland, while th. last reports
showed a fall In the upper stretches of
the strtam.
The Indications ar. for rain Friday in
Oregon and Washington and for rain or
now In Idaho. Th. winds along th. coast
will Increase to high and shift from tn.
southeast to south and southwest.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Rain, oatharlr
winds; probablv Increasing In force.
Oregon and Washington Rain, with high
southerly winds along th. coast.
Idaho Rain or snow.
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New York; Mm. J. I.. Rand. Miss E. Hyde.
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Pendleton. Saratoga. N. Y. ; D.' Campbell.
Relllnghara: Douglas R. Tate. Tacoma; J.
F. Brown, wife and children, Colfax, Wash.;
A. Rannle. S. N. Palmer, Dan Ogden and
wife, Ed A. Lyons, H. Bakemeyer. San
Francisco; J. F. Palablre, Walla Walla: R.
E. Frommeyer, New York; H. F. Hull,
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Chicago; Gust Carlson, A. H. Griffin, Aber
deen; George H. Chamberlain. Chehalls;
Harry F.lmoro, Pendleton; M. R. Mathews
and wife. Th. Dalles; F. H. Samuels. New
York; N. M. Fullerton, Cape Horn; w. W.
Wilson and wife, Spokane: N. N. Stanley,
F. A .Morris, Newberg; P. J. Leonhardt,
San Francisco; P. N. Skinner and wife,
Newberg; T. V. Berman, Corvallls; J. H.
Tabreskl. San Francisco; H. F. Bonesteele.
Caldwell. Idaho; w. 8. Chapman, wife and
two boys, city: A. B. Irelaud. U. S. N. ;
L Mathow, Bucyrus, O.; H. M. Kimball,
George W. Smith. San Francisco; Theo
Reed. L. E. Beeb.. Seattle; J. Hecht, St.
Louis; O. Bedeman, San Francisco.
The Perkins F. H. Monroe, Chicago; W.
a DwiRht. Tillamook: D. C. Grlswold. Astoria-
M. D. Rolfel, Eugene; H. C. Seymer,
battle; Miss J. Swearlngen, Eugene: M. J.
McKee. Sacramento: B. F. Felger, Elkton;
D. J. Dugan. C. E. Woods, city; H. W.
DeVoe Glenwood; Mrs. O. P. Anderson,
Mrs J. Q. Gilbert. Everett; A. W. Mohr.
C E. Gray. The Dalles; A. Zertman. Pitts
burg: H. W. Miller, North Yakima; Fred M.
Wright. Salt Lake; George T. Praeten. Hood
River; Thomas Peterson, St. Paul; B. F.
Feller. F.lkton; ErneBt C. Smith. Hood
River: William -Williamson, R. B. Hannah,
Spokane; W. . Shields. Wardner; Miss H.
Hunt, C- D. A.; O. Field, Enavlllo; G. How
ard. Montesano; Ed Elliot and wife. Seat
tle; O. Krants. Chicago; J. B. Sherman.
Puyallup: R. Marquise and wife, Omaha; H.
C. Stephens and wife, Pendleton; L Wade,
Candla; P. J. Smith. Heppner; L Brown,
nervals; W. H. WlUon, Th. Dalles; F. M.
Swift, city; August Booth, Salem; R. W.
Carv, Estacada; G. W. Smith. Lyle: W. H.
Luck., Canby; Mrs. E. Chatwln, C. Chatwln,
hreveport; A. Morse, Empire; E. D. Par
sem. S. S. Alliance; H. J. Potter, Dana:
C M Miller, Anabelle; E. E. Dler, Ethel
Snyder. Buffalo. N. Y.; A. B. Huel and wife.
H O. Ebesly, La Grande; B. MeDade. city:
J. W. Akers and wife, St. Helens; Mrs.
J. M. Dickson. Rainier.
The Imperial R. L Peignan, city; J. W.
Ream. St. Louis; T. B. Herman, Toledo, O.:
F P Butler. Albany; O. H. Russell, Sweet
Home; R. W. Benson, Klamath Falls; J. 8.
Hotchklss, Enterprise; E. McBroone. Chehalls-
E. Mocsten. Boise: J. Blankfleld,
New York; J. H. Coe, W. O'Neill, Shaniko;
J h. Lockwood. Hood River; J. B. Perrp.
Sah-m: E. Kurts, The Dalles: A. Heedom,
J. Eldrldge, Pendleton; O. Ingeman. Leba
non; Mrs. O. P. Arderson. Mrs. J. Gilbert.
Llty; Charles O. Graham. Elgin; J. A. Hock
Ins. Huntington; John Adair. J. L Kline,
Astoria; A. Slnshelmer, city: A. Seafelt and
wif-. Astoria; H. E. Conyers, clatskanle;
F F. Holts, Camhorland; B- Richards, J. M.
Cahoe. city; J. H. Casey. Dallas: L Cross,
Klamath Falls; R. S. Wasser, Sioux City,
la; P. Affern, city; H. C. Derllng. Eugene;
A. Fremald. II. A. White, T. Rlerson, Cor
vallls: D. J. Dugan. city; H. C. Brownell.
t'matllla; H. C. Lenwood. Burns; Dr. R. W.
Scott, ,H. E. Herman. Seattle.
The St. Charlen H. F. H.ltman and wife.
Rainier; J W. Simmons. Eureka, Cal.; R. A,
Frhulke. Castle Rock; E. E. Baxter, Dayton;
Oeor.se Larson, city: C. W. Davis, alem;
T J Jones, Stayton; C L Locke, Drew;
G. A. Olson, Seattle; J. W. Merrill. Cornelius-
E. F. Reynolds, Corbett; O. H. Me
riting Boring: Otto L'dson, J. R. Sanders,
Eufault; Jesl. Crook, Silets: Georg. M.
Champlln. Falrvlew; Thomas S. Carroll, St.
John; J. K. W.hr, B. M. Davis. Newberg;
O E -Andrews, city: John H.. Smith. Sea
side; Otto Denny, Mrs. J. A. Wood, Whit.
Salmon: Roseoe Klncald, Modesta; Harvey
von Blancaln. Cornelius: M. Cole. Camas;
Frank Crittenden, H. LaValley, Mist; N. J.
Walter. Skelton: D. King. Condon; D. W.
Wonmaker. Amboy; D. W. Chamberlain,
The Dalles: w. u. Snider. R. C. Snider,
Stella; M. Irwin and wife. La Camas: J. C.
Mcca. Nedberg; E. E. Parker. Pendleton:
Carl P. Greeley. Rldgefteld; Cyrus Welst,
Ke'.so: J. K. Miller. Arleta: C. C Miller.
Madras; James Miller. Toledo, Wash.; Claud
Burk. Lodo; E. J. Reynolds, Westport; C.
W. Waddell. Stevenson: w. W. Carl. Carl
ton: J. P. Dftlser. Forest Grove; William
Thorson. Hood River; N. T. Seal, Carlton.
The IMnmnorr Warren Bailey. Rome. V.
Y. : Fred G. Vln'-ent. Rome, N. Y. : F. Ref
enbough. Des Mofnes. Ia.: J. W. and Mrs.
Collier. Fargo. N. D. : Harvey Woodruff. Chi
cago; F. C Harrington, city; W. H. Wilcox.
Tacoma; Mart A. Gilbert, Hood River;
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THE MORNING
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG 14th and Wash.
Phones Main 1 and A 1122.
CHARI.ES b. hatord.
Supported by Marl. Drofnah and Bpl.naia
Cast In Shakespeare's
"OTHELLO" TONIGHT 8:15
Tomorrow Afternoon. "Much Ado About
Nothing." Tomorrow Night. "Merchant of
Venice.'
Evenings. 41.B0 to 80c. Matins.. $1 to ZSo.
HEILIG
THEATER
14th and Wash.
Elks Big Show
"A Night in Bohemia
. ft
SALE OPENS TODAY AT 10 A. M.
EXCHANGE YOUR TICKETS
BAKER THEATER
Phones Main 2. A B3S0.
Or. Theater Co. (Inc.), Less...
Geo. L Baker. Gen. Mgr.
Bargain Matin.. Today. 2Sc Any feat.
Tonight, all this week, the celebrated Irish
actor and singer. ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM
KERRY COW
Matinee Saturday.
Prion 2Se. 60c 75o. Mats. 25e, 50c
Next Week Shaun Rhue.
Emp. Theater Co. (Inc.) Lessee. Geo. L
Baker, Gen. Mgr. All this week. Mat Sat.,
Baker Stock Company In the celebrated play,
"IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE."
Evenings. 25c. Hftc, Ne: mats., 15c, 25a.
Next Week "My Friend From India."
aar-ip a s 1A4A MnlaMka
Ex. Sunidaxa and Holidaj.
15-25-500
NIGHTS
THEATER 15-25-50-75C
Week of Feb. 15 Edwin Holt Co :
waiters Crook ex: Foy Clark i
A Mahr: Mr. and Mrs. ranklln Colby
cSSn'uV Webbj Anna Licit or, Orchestras
pictures. .
THE GRAND-VaorleTlIledettrx
ANOTHER
BIO BILL.
RALPH JOHNSTON
THE
WORLD'S
GREATEST
CYCLIST.
Chefano ft Capretta
The Great Daly
Lefflngwrll, Bruce
and Company
Daly's Country Choir
Harry McDuffees
Grandascope.
PANTAGES THEATER
Advanced Vaudeville, Stars ol All Nations.
The Golden Gate Quintet
Singers, Dancers and Comedians.
Matinees Dally, 15o. Two 6hows at Night,
15o and 25c. .
Schaffer, B. R. Shores, Seattle; G. L. Wom
on. city; Mrs. William Henderson and fam
ilyDenver; Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Han
ford Washington. D. C: Miss Gertrude
Fowler. New York; Miss Virginia L. Grose,
Washington. D. C. ; J. B. Gllck. New York.
The Nortonisj William Donnolly, M. J.
Donnelly. The Dalles; George B. Randall
and wife. Miss Oranee Randall and nurse,
Denver: Robert D. Davie, William Q. Price,
New York; W. B. Miller, Klamath Falls:
Sam Galbralth, Springfield. 111.; Roy 8. Ball
and wife. Llnvlngston, Mont.; W. E. Mc
Donald. Ontario; Dan E. Rodke, J. J. Gib
bons. Chicago; R. E. Rogers, Cleveland, O.;
H H. Landon. J. H. Mendenhall, Seattle;
R E ehepard. Spokane; B. J. Sanborn, Se
attle; L. Leland Brown, Waltsburg. Wash.j
Georgte Rentall, San Francisco; R. Marquis
and wit., Omaha; W. E. Schodle, Baltimore,
M. D.
The Cornelias F. Gag., Helena, . Mont.;
O. Bendley, Nampa, Idaho; V. H. Welch.
Astoria; J. D. Gins, Linnton; Mrs. C. H.
Kalne, Sllverton: E. B. Root, Los Angeles;
A. F. Brown, Kennewick; Roy G. Hersh,
city: Mrs. George C. Welkey, San Fran
cisco; H. B. Esson, The Dalles; H. C. At
well, ForeBt Grove: J. S. Moore, Kan Fran
cisco; Mrs. E. D. Meyer, Seattle: S. J. Corn
stock, Tacoma; Mrs Carrie Burton, San
Francisco; L D. Humphrey, Spokane.
There is nothing in
all this world that is
cleaner or sweeter than
a clean baby0
And there is no better
way to keep a baby
clean than by the regu
lar and frequent use of
Ivory Soap.
A white soap, it yields
a snow white lather a
lather that cleans, but
does not injure, the
most delicate skin.
Ivory Soap
99 4loo Per Cent. Jrure.
M
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's auction rooms, corner 2d and
Tsnnhlll sts.. at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auc
tioneer. MEETING NOTICES.
PORTLAND LODGE NO. 86. A.
F. AND A. M. Special communi
cation this (Friday) evening. Ma-
lf7 sonic Temple, 7 o'clock. Work In
F. C. degree, ritatea communica
tion 7:30 o'clock. Work In M. M.
degree. Social. By order W. M.
C. M. 8 TE ADM AN, See.
ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. 88, O.
S3. S. Regular communication this
(Friday) evening. Masonic Temple
(West Side), at 8 o'clock. By order
W. M. Social.
BARAH B. UULtUN, Bee.
HASSALO LODGE. No. 15. L O. O. P.
Regular meeting this, Friday, evening, at
T:30 o'clock. Work In the first degree. Vis
itors welcome. F. COZENS. Secretary.
THE JOLLIEST CLUB ON EARTH will
give their dancing party this evening at
th. K. of P. Hall. 11th and Alder streets.
Prasp's full orchestra. Finest mapl. floor
in the city.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
MERCHANT Th. funeral services cf the
late Harvey N. Merchant will be held
at the crematorium 2:00 P. M.. Friday.
19th. O. A. R. comrades and all Irlends
invited.
HIXON In this city. February IT, Sarah
A. Hixon. wife- ot Dr. E. F. Hixon. of
Vancouver, Wash., aged 80 years 5 months
26 days. Th. funeral services will ba
held at Flnleys chapel it 2 P. M. today
(Friday). Friends invited.
LEHMAN In this city, Feb. 17. at the resi
dence ot his son. F. A. Lehman. 108 East
6th St.. Phlllpp A. Lehman, aged 70 years
and 9 months. Friends invited to attend
th. funeral services, which will be held at
Holman's chapel, 3d and Salmon sts., at
2 P. M. today (Friday) Feb. i. Interment
at Chicago. 111. Please omit flowers.
Donning, McEnie GUbaogh. Faneral
Directors. 7th and Pine, phone Main 4S0.
Lady assistant. Office ot County Coroner.
EDWARD HOLM AN -CO.. Funeral Dtraet.
rs, I. M at, lady aeltant Phon. M !.
t. P. FTNLBT HON. Sd and Madlsosw
Lady attendant. Fhosvs Mala i. A 15t.
SELLER-BYRNES CO- Funeral DhrM.
ars. Ill KuaaeU. KaM 10- Lady asaUtant.
T. & DUNNING, TJndrtaker. 4t East
tlsar. Lady awtotaat. t'hoae Keet H.
McENTEE-ERICSON CO. Undertakers
lady assistant. 0 Alder. M (133.
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OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1909.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
fl Australian, Wyoming and Washlngtoa
tUHI Coal delivered promptly In any quan
tity. Phone us your order. Star Coal Co,
40 2d st. Phones Main 1618. A 1984.
Gas Mantles JSS Zjr$ gft .
mantl. on th. market. Barratta. 410 Hor
rlson. Both phones.
ri Cot Flowers always fresh from
X 1UF19K our own conservatotiea Martla
4s Forbes, 34T Washington St. Both phoaaa.
Electric Fixture 'S
prices are right All work guaranteed.
Western Blectrto Works. 81 Sixth strs.t.
piji- Knives. Forks and aU Bllw
ITiaiiag war. replated as good as new.
Oregon plating Works, 18th and Alder. Mala
2575. A 2578.
Vt O'Mall.y Weuberger. 827 Wash
Wllie mgton street. Pbon. Main 2304.
Fr.. delivery. A galloa ot 10-year-old Ingle
nook Port. 1 BQ.
t-il Kemmerer eoal. th. bet wys
l0al mine coal; gives more heat and leas
ash Churchley Broa. 13th and Marshall ata
Phones Main 831. A 893L
ht j 6000 cords first-class 4-foot fir
MOOU Wood, (5 per cord delivered.
Phone Main 4435. Eagle Creek Fuel Com
pany. 408 Corbett Bldg. -
t-.l Richmond and Wallssnd Australian.
10&1 independent Coal A Ic. Company,
opposlt. City Library. Both phones
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NEW TODAY.
A GOOD Investment: . tW.000 new brick on
full lot. North 3d street; annual income
84350; terms 820.000 cash.
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO..
Main 8933. 817 Worcester block.
NEW SEVEN-E00M BUNGALOW,
FACING LADD TRACT ON 12TH
STREET WALKING DISTANCE,
consisting of three large bedrooms,
nice clothes closets, large reception
hall, porcelain bath, washbowl and
medicine chest, fine linen closets, living-room
and dining-room with open
ing, bnilt-in window seats, nice fur
nace, fine kitchen with pantry, por
celain sink with back; gas, electric
and combination fixtures; nice front
and rear porches, with lights; cement
steps and walks, cement basement
with floor, stationary tubs, etc. ; house
new. Nice terraced lawns and shrub
bery; good neighborhood; lot 50x100
feet; street improvements paid. Price
$5500 ; terms, $1000 down and balance
two years.
Ralph Ackley
605 Corbett Building.
Friday Bargains
$20,000 Flats in Nob Hill loca
tion, netting 10 per cent; easy
terms. A handsome income for
ever. $14,000 Two flats, netting 8 per
cent on this price; 50x100. Can't
be beat.
$5700 A beautiful 60x100 lot on
Kearney st., near 23d-street car.
Terms to suit. To see is to buy.
$3650 buys 50x100 lot between
Johnson and Kearney, near 25th
street.
THESE ARE BARGAINS
Humason 6 Jeffery
M. 1189.
226 Stark St.
A 3812.
5 Acres Near Gray's Crossing
$450 Per Acre
Three blocks from Estacada carline.
Good soil, cleared; a fine proposition
for subdivision into acre tracts. Price
only good for few days.
10 Acres Near Rose City Park
$1000 Per Acre
This tract is located between Rose
City Park and Hyde Park, which sub
divisions have been sold at the rate
of over $3000 per acre. Not a foot
of waste land.
Goddard & Wiedrick
110 Second Street.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
460 ACRES, 440 In cultivation, im
provements; adjoins R. R. town. Fine
for subdividing. Price 50 per acre.
Terms.
E.D. MOWERY 8 COMPANY
HOSEUIHG, OREGON.
A 6-AP.
180-aere farm. 90 acres in cultivation;
good barn and house, running water,
mile from station. O. W. P. line runs
throuKh place; price $S5 per acre, terms.
Inquire E. N. Faster. Eagle Creek. Or.
lati-ACRE ranch, on county road, small
river runs through place, small orchard,
some timber. T per acre. Addrtss J. C
Dixon, Elk City. Or.
NEW TODAY.
Half Price
Another acreage track
has been platted in
ose
ark
at $400.00 a lot.
We Offer 10 Lots
(50x100) at y2 Price on con
dition that a house is start
ed within 30 days and fin
ished within 90 days there
after. Hartman & Thompson
Chamber of Commerce.
The Shrewd Buyer's
100x100, trackage... $10,500
100x160, trackage . . . $12,000
These are two of the biggest
things on the market today.
Very satisfactory terms on
both. 402 Gerlinger bldg.
Main 2202, Woodlawn 2283
YOU
Can buy at a VEBT'lOW PRICE) my
beautiful home, N. B. corner E. Ankeny
anr v.. iRth sts. : house has 10 rooms. 2
bathrooms, inside finely finished; lot
60 by 100; adjoining lot can be had at
less than market value. House -can be
seen between u a. ai. ana r. ivl.
and see the place, and if it suits you,
price will suit. No detail given over
the phone.
W. T. BRANCH
661 E, AJfKEITiT STREET
eal Bargain
Base Line Road
22 acres, part under culti
vation, close to electric car
line, 9 miles from Portland.
Terms.
Smith & Everett
309-310 Failing Bldg.
WHY BUY
A KFADY-BCILT RESIDKNCB.
When you may have a better one for
less money built after your own deslgnT
Terms to Suit.
JOHN LOCKHiRT,
610 -611 Chamber ot Commerce.
Phone Main 4U3.
River Front
In Immediate vicinity of late and im
portant development, 60 to 200 acres,
deep waterfront, with railroad and
streetcar. Will interest substantial in
vestors and manufacturers. None but
principals need apply.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
245ft STARK ST.
A Good Investment
$50,000
New brick on full lot, North Sd
street; annual Income ,4360; terms
$20,000 cash.
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO,
Main 6933. 817 Worcester Block.
Saloon Men,
Attention
For sale at sacrifice, on account of
Bickness, the best-paying and best
located first-class saloon on Washing
ton street. Phones A 1576. Main 157o.
FLATS PAY WELL
66ttxl00 on Grant St., near Sd, a fine
place for flats, and a nice income can
be had by buildlnsj on this lot. For
price see
J. W. GRUSSI
263 Waahlngton, Kear 3d, Room 7.
LOOK HERE
If you want to sell your real estate;
If you want to "sell your business;
If you want to loan your money;
List It With
THORNTON'S REALTY . BUSINESS
EXCHANGE,
313 McKay Bide, 3d nnd Stark.
$10,000
My elegant, modern nine-room resi
dence, close to two carllnes, walking
distance, corner lot, Holladay Addition;
terms. Address owner, A D 660, Ore
gonlan. We have for sale the prettiest bunga
low In the choicest residence part of
Irvington. Let us show it to you and
we'll prove it.
Murphy & Caswell
280 Stark St.
DO TOU WISH TO BUT A. EOKIt
Then sea
HARTMAX & THOMPSON
Chamber of Commeroa.
CltV
Opportunity
i vtn Tnniv I rOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
$4750
Quarter block in Holladay addition,
10th and Halsey, 2 blocks from Broad
way, positively the best buy in the
market. Council has passed ordinance
favoring Broaiway instead of Hancock
stroet for new bridge.
ARE YOU NEXT?
Devlin & Tirebaugh
510, 511, C12 Svrctland Building.
Choice Site for
First Class Apartments.
The View Without the Climb
110x100, S. W. cor. 16th and Mont
gomery; overlooks the city: easy -walking
distance; convenient to two car
lines. This is an id.'al site fr a fam
ily hotel or apartments. Hre us aboiit
other smaller and lower-priced slte-s on
West Side,
STRONG .& Co,
Financial Agent a, 005 Concord lilrtg.
Peninsular Snaps
Several 60x100 comer lots. Near the
Swift Co.'s business center. Easy terms.
See me.
A. A. CLARK,
Board of Trade Bill.
Apartment Hoase Site
100x100 corner, Johnson St.
PRICE S15.000
GEORGE H. HILL,
600 Commercial Block.
(Cor. Second and WanhluRton.)
GEOKOE BLACK.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,
(All llranches. )
323 Worcester Bids
Phones. Main 8T1- A 4013.'
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Andrews, F. V. & Co. M. 3348. 30 Hamilton bg.
Baker, Alfred A., 115 Abinirton bldg.
Beck. William O.. 812 Falling bldg.
Blrrell. A. H. Co.. 20 2-3 McKay bldg. Real
estate, insurance, mortgage loans, etc.
Brubaker & Benedict, 602 McKay bug. M. 649.
Chapln ft Herlow, 32 Chamber of Commerce.
Cook. B. S. & Co., 603 Corbett bldg.
Field. C. E. & Co.. Board of Trade bldg.
Goddard. H. W.. Main and A 1743. 110 2d st.
Jeanlnra ft Co., Main 168. 208 Oregonlan.
Lea, M. E.. room 411 Corbett hide
Parrlsh, Watklns ft Co., 250 Alder at.
Richardson, A. B., 221 Com. Club bldg. .
Schalk, Geo. D., 20 Stark st. Mnln or A 892.
Bharkey. J. P. & Co.. 122i4 Sixth t.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ava. and
Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition.)
Waddel, W. O.. 309 Lumber Exchange bldg.
White. B. S, 227H Washington st.
FOR 'SALE REAL ESTATE.
NICE home on the Willamette River: one
block to electrie line. 25 minutes' ride to
center ot city; 5 rooms, large porch, mod
ern bathroom, tlirco full lnts; beautiful
view ot river and mountains,' all modern
conveniences-, electric Unlit. sewer, city
water, abundance of fruit of every kind;
$3000, Sl'.WXt ca.Hh. balance 6 per cent.
TUB CUOSSTEY" COMPANY.
70S and 709 Corbett Bldg.
A SPLENDID BARGAIN- IN ACKEAt.R.
$700 PER ACRE WORTH $1000 PlvR
ACKK.
Bt4 acres 4 miles from City Hall, near
the golf links, with over 1000 feet of Ry.
track on the S. V. and O. W. P.; all level,
rich soil
Good factory site.
COLUMBIA TRUST CO.,
714 Couch HlilR.
BBPIDKNCE SITE.
100x100 southeast corner Multnomah and
East Ninth. Finest quarter Mock In Hol
laday Addition. Trees and shrubbery on
lot; balance block fully Improved. Tonus
McCARGAR. BATES LIVELY. .
315 Falling Bidg.
BARGAIN An elocant S-room dwelling can
be had at a bargain; all modern conven
iences, cement basement, laundry tubs,
combination liiditing fixtures, largo recep
tion hall and attic; best location on Kast
Bide for a home; located northeast corner
East Ankeny and Kast 2Uth sts. W. L.
page, 204 Falling bldg.
A MONEY MAKER.
Pine corner on Skidmore, between 2
carllnes: for a quck sale, JSOO; this is
In the vicinity of the new high school,
and values are sure to Jump.
COLUMBIA TRUST CO,.
714 Couch Bldg.
10 ACRES south of Mount Tabor: all level;
nne for platting; $800 per acre, terma. If
you want to double your money, call at
oace.
THS CROSSLEY COMPANY,
"08 and 70S) Corbett B'.dg.
KNOTT ST , near Williams ave., large lot
and modem residence. 8 rooms, bath, full
cement basement, gas anil electric llRht.
hard surface street, cement walk: price
$4000. George H. Hill, fl'O Commercial
block, cor. Second and Washington.
APARTMENT-HOUSE SITE.
Finest apartment site in city; BBxlOO.
on Lovejoy Btreet; $7000; 4 cajm, balance
6 "mcCARGAR. BATES ft LIVELY.
315 Failing Eldg.
FINE LOT cn Alnsworth ave., $50f
Good lot on East Gllsan, near 4!t:n, $.,50.
Fine lot on Portsmouth ave., $0oo.
Handsome corner louxlOO, on Boulevard,
Piedmont. $1650.
V. W. PAYNE, Woodlawn 1118.
1800 A beautiful quarter block. 100x100
rlirht on the Waverly-RIchmond carline,
near 3-'d street. Finest buiklins; site on
this carline. C. F pfluser & Co.. room
14 Mulkey bldg.. 2d and Morrison sts.
FIVE full lots, within 100 feet trackage;
warehouse district; must be sold this
week Price, $17.5oO. No agents or pbeno
calls. C. J. Owen ft Co.. Lumber Ex
change. NEW, modern residence In Ladd Addition,
atrictly modern and up to date, newly
furnished throughout; owner compelled to
sell- very easy terms to right party. See
owner at 410 Falling bldg.
1600 5-room cottage, bath, toilet, pantry,
electric lights, full lot, street improved
and paid, best car service, 20 minutes out,
1600 cash, balance terms. A. A. Hoover,
813 Gerlinger bldg.
AN APARTMENT SITB.
$6250. corner on Fifth St., easy walking
distance to P. O. This is a snap for quick
sale. Vanduyn ft Walton, C10 Chamber of
Commerce.
I BUY and sell all kinds of real estate and
timber lands. List your property with
me and get results. Claude E. Hicks.
808 Corbett bldg.
BEAUTIFUL little home, close to good car,
on' very eas-y payments; must eeil. See
owner. 410 Failing bldg.
INVESTORS Go to the Owners' Realty As
sociation: buy direct of owners and save
commissions. 200 Abington bldg.
FOR SALE.
Two fine lots In Irvington; must be
Bold In one week. R 602, Oregonlan.
IRVINGTON LOT, near Stanton St., re
stricted district; price much lower than
adjacent property. AC 626, Oregonlan.
LOT at East 14th and Surman sts.. 4 blocks
from carline. For particulars call Main
4070, before 11 A. M.
STORE.
80x100 lot, new addition, $1500. half
cash. AD 674, Oregonlan.
FOR SALE By owner, handsomest bunga
low in Irvington. Call and see It. 432 E.
23d st. North.
NOB HILL apartment or flat site; the best
In the market. 243 Stark.
TWO lots. Broadway Addition, $100 down.
Main 6536.
SALOON for sale, fine location, for $650.
528 North 24th st.
FOR SALE My equity In lot 50x100 or 100x
100, in Rose city r-ark. iti nin si.
FOR SALE, rent or lease, 7-room strictly
modern house on carltne. Main 5902.
11
CLARK COUNTY BARGAINS.
10O acres IVi miles from railroad town
and IS miles from Vancouver; titt acres
under fine state of cultivation, acre
timber, balance sluabed. burned and seed
ed; 6-ronm house, barn 54xllti, dairy
house, chicken houses, etc.; some fruit
trees, living water nnd fine well at house;
place fenced, including tho following per
sonal property: 17 milch cows. 13 heail
of voung stock, team, 2 wagons, harness.
2 plows, harrows, cultivator, mower, rake,
cream separator, Imv In barn, soma hos.
Price $Mi; $4500 down, balance at (J per
cenr interest.
102 acres 6 miles from this city on
fine road; S5 acres under fine state of
cultivation; 0 acres is llrst-class beaver
dam land; 17 acres ex.-ollent cordwood or
saw timber; good 0-room house, barn 00x
.H. granary, chicken house, wooilshe.t.
dairy house and cellar; family orchard of
assorted fruits In full bearing; close to
church, school and stores, In excellent
neiKliborhood : fine team coming 4 and
worth at least $o00; 10 cows, some hogs.
2 wagons, hack, buggy, harness, both dou
ble and Bingle, binder, 2 mowers, rake.
2 plows, ft Interest in hay loader, cream
separator, hay rncks, chickens, hay nnd
grain on hand and all small tools. Thl
Is an ideal home place and Is offered at
a bargain. Owner has good reason f-r
selling. If "u are looking for a bar
gain in a home do not fail to seo t'.rs
place. nice JIO.SO0; $4iH cash, balance
in 3 or 5 years, li per cent interest.
72 acres, fin acres under fine state of
cultivation, balance ail slashed, burned
and seeded, and very easily cleared; il
room house, new barn, 40x00 granary,
creamery building, woodshed and all other
necessary outbuildings, U miles from Van
couver on good road, 1 mile from school,
14 miles from country town, stores, shops,
etc.; 4 horses, 8 head of cattle, some
hogs, mower, rake, plows, harrows, wagon,
hack, buggy, harness, chickens and some
small tools, liny and grain on hand. I'rka
for a short time only $ijiK)0; cash, bal
ance at ii per cent.
THOMPSON & WAN,'
Citizens Nail. Bank bldg.. Vancouver, Wash.
ENGLISH WALNUTS.
We are tho largest owners and planters
tn Oregon. We have the oniy nlaated
tracts on the market. Our properties are
in the walnut couatry. Yamhill. 5-acre
tract, planted, $l"o cosh, $15 per month,
CHURCHILL. MATTHEWS CO., 1NO..
Lumber Exchange bidg., 2d asd Stark sts.
$2.-150 An dopant, modern, 5-room bunga
low, extra laruo rooms, paneled diii'iu:
room, with beam celling, large hall, trout
and back porch, cement basement, doub.o
walls hnd lloor. full lot. This is an ele
gant, place, nnd was built fur a home;
Slooo cash, lialanco terms; would taKo
elieup lot as part of ftr-t payment A A.
Hoover. 313 Clcrllnger bldg.
ARE you a phi-ew.l inventor, do you know a
good thing v l.en you .fee it? Here Is a moo
em S-room house, iirsl-cl.is. and complete
in ever;.- detail, close in and a fine loca
tion. $45 month rental, and you can buy
It tor SUdeo.
f. M. CRAWFORD R- CO.,
420 Swetland Ill'lg.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
New, modern ll-room dwelling; just com
pleted; beautifully finished In Oregon fir;
full cement basement. furnace, 2 tlre
plnces; lot tilxlou; Kith and Weidler:
iooo; terms.
McCARGAR. BATES LIVELY,
;il.- Falling Bldg.
A REAL SNAP.
$(1250 for a lot 50x100 and a cottnge
rented for $20, on Montgomery, near 3d;
adjoining lot Is $14,000; this ono would
bo cheap nt $S0UO; must be sold quick,
heneo the low price of $0250; part cash.
.1. W. tlrussl, 205 Wushint'ton. near 3d.
Room 7.
LOTS In one of Portland's finest residence
,dlstrlcta; $2WXl building restriction; ex
clusively for resiliences; lots $7o0, corner
lots J'.i.'iO. 10 per cent cae-h, balance $10 per
month.
THE CROSSLEY COMPANY,
70S and 709 Corbett IiUig.
1 CHOICE house in center ot Holladay Add..
8 line looms-, lot (ITxlod, very line; excep
tionally line bargain; 10-ro.,nt houso, Weid
ler St.. bet. Union & Williams' ave.
Two fine lote. splendid location, $1300
each. l'lior.e Kast bin!. C 1H1I.1.
LOLKN & HEKDMAX.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
We are de3lgnem and bulldom of modern
homas on reasonable terms: architectural
work and general contractots.
H. C. MORRIS .t CO.,
403 Corbett blilg.
NEW 8-ROOM HOME, IRVINGTON.
1 block from cor, modorn in e.very par
ticular, polished floors, built-in china
closets, furnace, tubs, etc.; only
terms. The Willlnms Investment Co., fi-l
Corbett bldg.
FORCED TO SELL.
0 ncres close in on electric lino; road on
two sides, running water, lies fine for
cutting up. no waste land. Nothing as
close to city so cheap. Vanduyn & Walton,
015 Chamber Commerce
THE be: bargain in Portland must go this
veeK now (!-room home, be.n location In
v.rnnn niO f.-ot of Alberta car. Modern In
irv detail east 11-0111. trj" i.,
bal
ance easy. Seo owner. Phone Main 4110s.
NORTH PORTLAND HOME.
New. modern fi-room home on Vaughn
st near 21th: $'li)5o, .i"iO cash, rent does
the re.-t. Tom M. Huniey, room 15, 27obj
Washington el.
GENUINE bargain: new modern house, cor
ner lot 0 rooms and bath, exceptionally
well built; ?!0O0 cash, bulanco like rent;
Minnesota ave.; como quick. 70S Cor
bett bldg.
FOR SLK Mv new 4-room E.ist Side bun
galow, with bath, toilet, city water, etc..
at fl!25; payments may bo made on tha
installment pliin. $:! cash and $-'5 per
month Address room 3o3, Calumet Hotel.
Tin Nl 5-room cottage, modern, in nice
neighborhood in North End, near Thur
maii St.; on two carllnes, for :;-.ol; terms
"if taken lit onto. Ju.st thu prico of lot.
AE 51K, Oregonlan.
WI-'-sT SIUE Income property paying ovor 10
per cent, new and In Una condition; price
W. H. LANG S.- CO..
310 I'hamber of Commerce.
SS,-,o nice, new 5-room house nnd lot
4ox1( 50 feet orf Mount Scott car.lne at
Lents. Speaks lor Itself; all cash. C. ! .
Pfluger & Co.. room 14 Mulkey bldg.,
2d and Morrison st:i.
HALF acre, all In cultivation: some fruit
trii-3 and berries, good housu, not finished;
mar car station, on Estacada line; price
$075; close to Portland.
SVENCKR & Co.. 102 Second st.
CHOICEST lot in Irvington. E. 2 1st be
tween Hancock and Tillamook sts., .'.Ox too
feet, improvements in and paid for. I rice
$.1000. K --', Ore gonian.
THESE IRVINGTON LOTS.
fii.t be sold immediately; the choicest
looxloO corner, east front. ago,
5uxluo. AD 070. Oregonlan.
and one
BARGAIN Nice lot on Cth St., 50x100, near
NtiernMin: wnKIlg O ui-u num r-
oirice; $25tK if taken at once.
AE 5i'i2. oregonlan.
Terms.
ARE you looking for a snap? 7 -room mod
ern residence, corner lot. excellent locu
tion attractive homo, Kast Davis st.;
don't fall to Investigate. 70S Corbett bldg.
Sl'.oO 5-room cottage and infix! 00 lot: all set
out Willi fruit and berrrles. at Montavllla;
lot worth $'Jv0.
it. T. Green, 618 Worce.
ter bldg.
WANTED Irvlnston or vicinity; a 5-rnom
cottage to cost not over $:;200; will con
sider only a bargain; will pay cash. M
OSO, Oregonlan. -
EIGHT-ROOM house. West Side, walking dis
tance; $:tl'50: bargain for cash.
HOUAP.D-i-KHNKE COMPANY,
610 Swetland Ridg.
$400 CAPH for fine West Side home, bal
ance like rent; full lot. fine view. Par
ticulars at 432 Chamber of Commerce. J.
C. Strubio.
BEST bargain in South Portland; owner leav
ing city; will sell, sacrifice, house and lot.
for only $42: lot alone worth $4O0u. 320
Swetland bldg
DON'T fail to list vour real estate or busi
ness today with Thornton's Realty & Busi
ness Exchange, 812 Mc"Kay bldg., 3d and
Stark.
TRACT 2S4X170; high and sightly: under
cultivation; near 41st St.. 3 blocks to
Richmond car: $2000. See Jas. C. Ligan.
sole agent, 320Vy Wash. room 416.
MODERN. 0 rooms, full basement, furnace,
front nnd back stairs, sleeping porch;
East Taylor st. Phone B 2311. East II US.
Sil0 Beautiful corner lot 50x100 on E. 31st
and Francis ave.; street Improved; $3aO.
A. A. Hoover, 313 Gorlinger bldg
$100 CASH and $25 mo. will buy 6-room
house. East 11th; price $1600. Call 519
Swetland bldg.
$:i,Mio 5"xlo0: strictly modern home; terms.
Call 1157 E. Flanders.
TWO LOTS In Elberta, cheap for cash. T.
F. BaylU?. owner, 321. Failing bldg.
$2300 New bungalow. $300 rash J20 month
ly. 44th, near Hawthorne. Tabor 17U3,