" COAST 10 COAST
P IN IB OF
WORDS
Conference of Charities and
Corrections Hears of
"Yellow Peril."
NEW YORKER SLAPS WEST
AV. A. Gates, of California, Makes
Spirited Tteply, and Tells of
Whit Women Held In
Eastern Chinatowns.
BTJTFAX.O, N. T.. Juno 10. The East
ana the West clashed on the question of
the reality of the "yellow peril" at to
day's session of the Immigrant section of
the annual Conference of Charities and
Corrections. XV. A. Gates, secretary of
the Board of Charities of San Francisco,
declared that the yellow peril was more
or a menace today than at any time In
the past.
19 41130 Bravely doubted." declared
Mr. Gates. "If Japan Is faithfully keep
ing the "pentleman's agreement: entered
Into with the United States regarding the
restrict on of the Immigration of the
coolie class. A similar agreement entered
S wll? Great Brita'n In regard to
British Columbia has been violated de
liberately. Japan recognizes no coolie
r88- Besl3es this. 800 Japanese and
6000 Chinese Illegally entered over the
border of Mexico and Canada in the last
year and a half."
The slave trade In Oriental women.
Mr. Gates said, was worse today than
ever.
Sulzberger Enters Fray.
Y.r",, Sulzberger, president of the
yn ted Hebrew Charities, of New York
took issue with Mr. Gates. "The condi
tion of the slave trade in Oriental wo
men on the Coast is an indictment of
your own white women," declared Mr
Sulzberger. "They should have wiped it
out long ago."
"Tou have Just as rotten a Chinese hell
in your Mott and Pell streets In New
York, as In San Francisco." retorted Mr
Gates, with some show of heat. "Not
only brown girl slaves are held In bondage
there, but police reports within a week
snow that half a dozen white girls have
been found in New York."
"The Oriental comes here, not for a
home but for gold. He has sent to the
Orient over JSOO.000.000 in the last 30 years.
He brings with him centuries of super
stition and prejudice. His moral stand
ards are low; usually he has no family.
According to the census of 1900. one out of
ShiSMO f thla country and one
out or 24 of the Japanese are females. Of
these women but few are virtuous. Most
are prostitutes and some are slaves,
bought and sold as chattels.
J!Th "'lt anl yellow races have now
the vPal"- and the contest for
supremacy has commenced. What the
results will be. wa cannot tell. We are
certain however, that our duty lies hi
cTvlif.7,,nfr tho9 Jdeata of this Christian
S on ?n.KWh!Ch are the '"""elation
Orl.,f, th", RePubIlc- To do this, the
Oriental immigrant must be denied ad-
- ,j ' w -- iiitrsw snores.
Last Three Times.
The last three opportunities to see the
".r. block company this season and the
c-ZVJZ ,h age- 'The Girt of the
matin.. ZU1 ba tonlht. tomorrow
a . Kht at the Bungalow. It ha.
played to crowded houses all this. Its fifth
?vnlnan'1,'",a; wonderful performance
sVat2i S 8harI: m"" 2- No one
stated while the curtain Is up.
Murtrul comedy at the lyric.
The Imperial musical comedv company
w"kaa,r 1" ,h L"'0' "h"?Pt "5
. A Matrimonial Mtx-Up."
with U musical hit,. Lots or pretty girls.
Slant h?" lat 10 Ereat' &verconY
Ti D.rlht costumes and good dancl'ig
.how Mr',1 mU!" U- ,h hot weather
now. Matinee tomorrow.
AT THE VAUDEVILLE THEATERS.
Marvelous litll at Oruheum.
ins the Orpheum show this wesk for the
music.
VUK the Grand.
i.r' .e,"val celebrations are not com
plete without a visit to the Grand where a
reat collection of vaudeville .i.r, .
assembled for ,h week There are "ngrs
t"So'n.CObXd'an, and th" """inerS
ir J? , being a recognized artist Mii
JLn lLMCK'n.,ay- the iT.tlnguisW AnSr"
can soprano. Is the headllner.
Banner Show a Pantagea.
.r" .rv.antse. Theatr s certainly deliv
ering the goods this week. Bonner the
educated horse, or the home with' the
.rUemt"lnba "tlh " "" S.O
Thari ta "? . f, Bt evary Performance.
r f.ot a du" moment on the pro-
lrtalnlnV n tha bI" ' -
"La Tosoa" at the Star.
T.h.U '. ,no,ner of the film d-art picture,
written by Vlctorien Sardou. The lead?"
In5raAC,"r" taken by Messrs. VsBargy
"lrtL Francauie. and M. Moslner. of
L Odeon. Farts. The picture la a
Chncand- WIU h9 -oKPniI.deai'.ahmb'y,th,
ruhllc. four other excellent pictures are
shown beule. the Illustrated vocalist and
saxophone and flute soioLst. and
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Burns-Johnson light Plot urea.
"kerne.1 ThIV'" a'" "ne
wwi b. .hi e h'rd and Yah street..
pVr ures -ft,0"' ura!-Jhon fight
fak.n It ,k. a.r" tho nal picture.
wM io J. and are
-aUl to he the finest every taken of "manly
Female Quartet Coming Orpheum.
W,tt'a "Singing Colleens" 1, .
feminine quartet, which will appear at th5
noTel'ymth.r '!'"k- " tuneful
no.elty that Is termed "Songs of the om
"ThN.7,.?Vorid;;' Som ot "'r -ong. nli
,Jhe .V"lie I Love," "The Glow
J orm." "Castle, in the Air" and "When I
Marry You." All posses, pretty voices
Toilcy-. Cominc to Grand.
Premier cyclists, the Tokleva. come to
the Grand next week. The fam.u. Russian
troupe of singers and dancers, the Makeeno
company, will also appear Mi-n
Franks, entertainer., w?th a followtar Kt
and West, -return after an absence of two
years. The coming bill resemble, a ill
lootlon of feature acts. v
l-utnin Theater- "ext Week.
The following standard vaudeville at
traction, will be seen at the Pantagea
Theater next week. The Four Bard.. Ameri
ca, greatest gymnasts; Professor Robert",
troupe of trained rats. cat. and dog.: Ton-r
Twin., the remarkable human duplicate.
Adams and Mack, Ella Garrison ani iom-
Amusements
WnsA the Pres. Asents Bay.
th. 7? . . lnKen special pains to give
the thcater-Bolng public as great a show as
l.i" Posalb o have. There are juggler..
her.era.-es. singing and dancing. vlofinist?
monologulsts and a. sulenrtiH ,'' TI
-w . ft . a ... Ill (J ur
an exHibition of the
latest achievements in
the phonograph field
The Late Instruments for the Reproduction of Sound Are
Truly Remarkable a High-Class Theater at Home.
"Whether you wish to invest $10 or $500, at Eilers Piano House you
have the opportunity of testing and hearing each of the various makes
side by side not possible elsewhere All the records for every make
are here all the time.
Deal at Headquarters.
pianorcliritilitx
"The Always
Washington Street,
pany. and Marie Hedlloka, Leo White and
moving pictures.
"The Isle of Zau."
Next week at the Lyrle. beginning; Sun
day matinee, the Imperial Musical Comedy
Company will be seen In "The Isle of Za2a,"
one of the cleverest musical hit. of the day
Lot. of song hits and some pretty work by
Bunfl.? Uy br" chorus. Regular matinees
Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
DAILT METEOROLOG IC.VL REPORT.
PORTLAND, June 10. Maximum tem
perature. 90.i degrees; mlnlmumT 571.
ft l.,reof' V Rt 8.A- M- 20,5 feet; change
fall ,' 01 foot- TotaI rain
fall 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.. nil; total since
I J.v.. ,e ; deflcle'cy. 9.11 Inches. Total
?S iUne 9-.15 hour" 42 minutes; pos
sible 15 hours 42 minutes. Barometer (re
duced to sea level), at 5 P. M.. 29.SO inches.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Observation, taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific
K "0 Wind
I "I I I
STATIONS. 3 E 2. a State of
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Baker city
P-Ismarck
Boise
Eureka. .......
Helena
Kamloops.
North Head...
Pocatello
Portland
Red Bluff
Roseburg ......
Sacramento. . . .
Salt Lake
San Francisco.
Spokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island.
Walla Walla...
Blaine
Siskiyou
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.00! 8 SW
,O0 10W
.001 4W
.02 4)NW
.001 I'N'E
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86;o.
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80 0.
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-Trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
During the last 12 hours there ha. been
a decided fall In the barometer over Ore
gon and Washington and good rains have
fallen In the neighborhood of Spokane and
also In Southeastern Idaho. The tempera
ture hag risen In Oregon. Western Washing
ton and Southwestern Idaho and fallen In
Southeastern Idaho.
The Indications are for fair weather In
this district Friday, with warmer weather
east of the Cascade Mountains. .
THE RIVER.
The river at Portland will alowly fall
during the next few day. and reatrh a stage
of 10.5 feet by Sunday morning.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vlclnlty Fair, northerly
winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair, warmer
east portion; northerly wind.
Idaho Fair, warmer.
AT THE HOTELS.
The Portland Mr. and Mm. W. A. Allen,
Miss Ruth Sylvester. Miss Harriet G Sim
onds. Mrs. C. B. Smith. Mis. Ann W. Haley.
A. E. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Ivlng, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Blake, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Green, Mlsa I. L. Prescott. J.
A. Carson. Hoqulam: Mat Furst. New Ycrk
A. Headinger. Spokane; J. A. Carson and
wife. Hoqulam; M. P. Browlev. Charles A.
' looke. Thomas J. Mitchell, Sir and Mrs.
John Stemmie. Miss Laura Lunerman. Miss
Bertha Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Liedeman. Mr.. A. Rohe. Mrs. B. FlBcher,
W H. Fischer. Mrs. Adam Weber, Miss
r.ra?.'"JM Weber Miss Una A. Weber. Mis.
Matilda B. Weber. Mr. and Mrs. C G Al
bert on; Mr. and Mrs. I. a. Nadeau. John
M-';9.raw' Seattle; E. Opwenhelmer. Chicago;
-VY 1111am H. HaJgh. Boston: o. W. Noble
and wife. Chicago; James Staples, New
"tork; Mrs. Keeper, San Francisco; George
W Gray and wife. Chicago; Lona J. Mitch
ell. New York; IV. M. Phelps. San Francisco;
T. W Heetler. San Francisco; S. Rosenblum
New York; William W. Stewart, Miss Marie
V;. Knvan. Edwin Hawkrldge and wife.
Miss Sarah B. Tlnah. Mrs. C. G. Gill. F L.
DuBray. Lansing. Mich.; George A. Wern
i? w S' Ev M- Seeley. Tacoma:
B. F. Green and wife. San Francisco; George
Dehaven and wife. Chicago; P. Cue;, Seat
tle; D. George Douch. New York; Mr. and
Mr. A. F. Knudsen, Seattle; A. McLelland.
St. Paul; Sam Boukopsky. New Y'ork; Mr.
and Mr. J. E. Chllberg. Seattle; J. T.
Breen. New York; George A. Troutt, De
troit; F. F. Gavett. Vancouver; Phil O.
Stout. Seaview; s. H. Friendly, Eugene: E.
A. Evans San Francisco; H. O. Harrison
and wife. Los Angeles; E. O. Hall. Atlanta:
T J- rJ?5; -Atlanta; E. R. Hoag. San Fran
r.1,c?.: B: Taylor. San Francisco; Charles
R. McCormlck, C. B. Short. San Francisco:
wiHV-?i0e- fhi&g2:- Harman Deuber and
?.ife- SV"1 H- DeB- Justan and wife.
Cleveland; F. E. Holiday. New York- Mr
and Mrs. William Farrol. Mlsa Farrol. Seat
U :ir-. 1d Mrs- A- W. Clampan. Mrs.
S.r:r- ."" Mr,s. H- E- Howe. Boston;
C. -, Joanna M Isham. Miss Helen G. Gll
F. Whlttler. Mlsa Frances Church Miss
Bonei- TChSj'" Bra3'ey I'ham? William
B. Jones. J w. Lang. New York; H. Ham
burger L. Aronsen. San Francisco: M.
Kuelstslunger New York; G. E. Goldner and
T JS" DJ-nlheei W- G Whitmore and
wife, alle5-. -Neb.; Mrs. Charle. Law. Jr
McKenna: Lucille K. Vaughan. McKinna
F. G. Stllea. Racine. H. A. Jurgervltz. Ran
Francisco; George Rae. William Rae, Nathe
Rae. New York; R c. Brook. Hood River;
Miss Augusta A. Werner, Miss Annie Wer
ner, Mrs. Edward R. Rice. Master Edward
F. Rice. Mr.. A. iv Jones, Hoqulam. Jean
Johnson, Seattle: Corning Saunders. Seat
tle: T. F. Qulnlan. San Francisco- J c
Goodwin, Boston. F. D. Bacon, San Fran
cisco. Hotel Oregon W. D. Wade. Seattle- C. C
McCormack, and wife. Seattle; Mrs. D J
Fry, Salem; S. B. Rathform. Utlca. N Y
H. Hamberger. San Francisco; L. Aronson'
San Francisco; H. J. Sandall. Minneapolis
L S. a. Kuhn, Kent: T. J. Ennis Walla
S-?!la: -.K- Gary- Seattle: J. E. Smlthson.
hlte Salmon: William M. Rafter. White
Salmon; Grace Brown, Seaside: Mrs. J M
Stlcher. Chehalls; J. D. Hull, Seattkj- j' w'
Brown. Elgin; Dan Carlton, Seattle; Mrs!
Ray Gilberts. Salem: Mrs. R. H. Wilcox
and daughter. Pendleton; J. L. Hoechller
and wife. Tacoma; W. S. Sledden and wife.
Seattle: George Goddard. Salt Lake; C H
Fromcee Salt Lake; Miss Cleo Johnson. Cor
yallls; Mrs. R. N. Moore. Corvallls: Emlle
T.an iVanci"co; Mrm- McDowell, San
Francisco.; Mrs. F. M. Brown. W. T. Tiff-
THE MORXINGr OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY,
continues all this wlr
! 1
Busy Corner"
at Park (8th) Street.
may. San Francisco; Charle. McKenzle and
wife, Colfax; J. B. Dwyer, Seattle; G. W.
Ford and wife. M. Llnzy. C. F. Malm. J. G.
Browne; Walla Walla; W. R. Conner.
J. C. Costello, D. Flchman, George G. Kel
logg and wife. New York; J. T. Caldwell and
wife and child. Chicago; O. Heron and wife.
Miss M. Bruce, J. A. Gowanlock and son.
Toronto, Can.; E. L. McCoy, C. E. Trlmm.
Beaver. Pa. ; James Glllis. E. sills, San
Francisco; w. H. Eccles, Anna Eccles. N. L.
Morris and wife. N. W. Lind. Hood River;
C. L. Durocher, St. Paul; William L. David.
William Howe and wife, J. R. Craven and
wife. J lndley. O. ; E. La Due. Olympla; H.
H. Taylor, San Francisco; W. H. Vincent.
Seattle; J. H. Slggutt. J. McElroy, Eugene;
A. F. Knudson and wife, Honolulu; L. B
Larson. South Bend; J. H. Drlssler, South
Bend; Rex Graham and wife. Mildred Gra
ham, Grand Junction, Colo.: J O Piper
Denver, Colo.; G. B. Mllloy and wife, Scap
poose; C. E. Mayland. Seattle; R. B. Pate
and wife. Dayton. Wash.; J. T. Albert. Port
land; R H. Carson, E. B. Olsen, C. E.
Bailey, F. Crouch, San Francisco.
Tlie Imperial L. Bornam, Morn; j. Holm
?-h-,T;le' cityJ Soo'b- J. Patterson. H.
Chrlstlanson, S. Spencer, Eugene: B Phil
ips and wife. Cottage Grove; D. Piatt, Gold
endale; S. Washburn, Lebanon; D. Carlo-m!J;A-
lt-S?.e"' cit& L" Ba.rnum and wife.
V, T' Y'ils.on- Sll'era: A. Johnson. W.
Haoerly and wife. Wlnlock, Wash.; Mrs. B.
TMV?er,MrsJ P- Williams. Dallas; E. Rum-S-h-
?Jf,rand5.: G- Lewellen, city; C. Knight.
The Dalles; E. Murphy. Pendleton; Dr. T.
Harls. Eugene; M. Armstrong. Spokane; A.
Cacgen. fcalem: P. Wilson. Salem; L. Mc
mm'i.V" Walla; D. Colgan, Pendleton;
FnJl.r ?Ur!5s: S- Fltch and family.
Enterprise; D. Snyder and wife, city B
i,ilerin(le.pencaence: Mr- H- Richard. Bum
mervllle; A. Sampson. Washington. D C
Kl-SPTaWins' Seatt'e: O. Mlekey. North
?e.nd J- Tornson. La Grande; J. Smith.
CUy Harris, Dayton; J. Flower, Fall.
8. Charles M. Ruff, Junction City; C C
Bozarth. Woodland; .Mrs. H. Larson and
dtlS,'- Pol,nt: C- H- Walker and
flf,Bhier' Aliian5': J- F. May and wife. In
fad? ZHV- J' TV Graam and wife. Marsh
land. Mrs Henderson, Woodland; Mrs. M.
i-,Park- Centralla; Miss Evelvn Tompkins.
Princeton. Minn.; Edward Sullivan. West
- .a: CasPer Junker, Sandy; Hazel
Shannon, city; W. M. Tate. D. Reid. Wasco;
J. Niman. Jacksonville; Mrs. K. M Hern
fea?: M,r,8' J' i1- Priest. Chinook'; J. w!
Barnett. wife and children, Logan- T D
Nash and wife. lone; Mrs. W. o. Sullivan
and son Arlington; Mrs. Helen Euberg,
Cltav?CT.,- THuheBi 3 A- Gedde.. Bakfr
City, Jack Travis. Sacramento; H. Soulkes
and family. Sherwood; William J. Groat
Francis Groat. Battleground; Ella Mellen
Vancouver; Harry aPtterson and wife. New
Derg. Mrs p. Norwood. The Dalles; H H
Llndsey. Salem; Mr. and Mrs E. M. Llnd
Mnnn'emU J-, Katzeberg. Salem; W B.
wife y,an,? Wif.e B"Keno: J- C. Dennle.
w.S. 2. daughter, T. C. Bell. Lebanon:
Warren Freeman. Clatskanle; John M Wlll-n'w.M'i.f-
w" R1 St. John;
S- WIttV,M- c- Dobbs, Kalama; Mrs. T
C. Watts. Reuben: George E. Day. Dr. C
E Kuster, Los Angeles; V B. Embree. DaV:
IS' A iB' nt, Nova Scotia; J. A. Harrlng
T .?;,SaIS-m: J- B- Hembree, Lafayette; G c
vlnc'IhtEl1 W- LuSk" SUverton; s!
Nortonla Hotel George W Marshall
city ; Miss M. A. Marshall? MU. V L Mai
mA 'FClt: .Hlnma"- Chicago". Mr. and
H w?iBevln?.l0,n- 0hl:aKO; Mr. and Mrs.
eachey. Chicago; Bernice Sllbelberg.
Chicago; w. G. Walbren, Chicago- G " a"
Welnfelld. Chicago; Mrs F J Ames 5T
Wis''- "B-Mr V fcJk. Aalr
MleV.hfrldnJ'Sr.Tg'ooank,
ancouver. Wash.; Mabel McKlnley New
WrD h" t?d MrLM CalverrNew'Torki
i ,D-HljPklnson, Walla Walla: Mr. J w
Imel. St Voseph. Mo.; Miss Ida Refuel lL
Mi1warukTeaBh Wi's- -P" "' t
!,ck:eep. 'S- HaMharsnrr'jtaepanrltZKHTa,E
ga.epeidsUis .ChJcar: v'- 'R Vood. grand
wlts"'?--
MEETING NOTICES.
A. & A. S. RITE Twentieth
semi-anu&I reunion programme
for todajr: 9 A. M.. 16th degree;
10:30 A. M., 2 Lot decree; 2 P."
M., 29th degree; S P. M.. 30th
degree; 8 P. M.. 31st degree.
MTRTLE CHAPTER NO, 13, O- B.
S. Regular meeting thia (Friday)
evening in Masonic Temple at 8
o'clock. By order W. M-
J ELN NI E H. GALLOWAY. Sec
M. B. A. DANCE The ladies of the
fancy drill team of the Modern Brother
hood Lodge will give a shirtwaist dance
Saturday evening, June 12, at the W. O. W.
Hall, 128 11th at. A ladies' orchestra will
furnish first-class union music. Ladies floor
committee. Admission 25c. All are cordially
invited.
FQ-EBAL NOTICES.
STEIN Funeral service, of the late Gott
lieb Stein, aged 79 years, beloved husband
of Mathilda Stein, and father of Richard,
Ernest. Carl, Hartman. Marie, Mlna and
Mathilda Stein, all of this city, will be
held at Dunning, McEntee & Gllbaueh's
Chapel, 7th and Pine tB., Friday. June
11. at lO A. M. Friends and acquaintances
respectfully Invited to attend. Interment
Rivervlew Cemetery.
HOFER In thu city, June 8, William Fred
erick Hofer, axed 10 months, 17 days be
loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charle. Hofer
Funeral services will be held at Holman'0
chapel at 11 A. M today (Friday). Frtende
of family Invited. Interment Lone Fir
Cemetery.
FTJOG The funeral service, of the late John
Fuoftr will be under aueplces of Portland
Aerie No. 4, Fraternal Order of Eag-les
which will be held at Holman's Chanel at
1:30 P. M. Sunday. June 13. Friend. In
vited. Interment Rlverview Cemetery.
Director!.. 7th and Pine. Fhon? ALUsT
Lady AasUtant. Offtoe of County Coroner!
EDWARD HOLM AV CO.. Funeral direct,
ggo 8d St. Lady aaaUumt. Phone M. 6U7.
. P. FINLEr A SOX. sd and HsdlHa
Lady attendant. Phone Main 9. A
P. 8. DCNNINO. Cnoertaker 414 Bm
Alder. LaoVy assistant, phone aat M.
McENTEE-KBICSON CO. ITndertakeni
lady aasUtant. 409 Alder. M 1S.
7t-T T.rnni-vwa . . . .
ors. 72 BaseeU. Bota phone. Lady anrlntnnt
2
AMTJSEJCEirra.
THEATRE
Positively last week of season for Baker
"iSS'J. Company. Greatest of all p'avs:
"THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST."
SninRB -5c- 35c- 30c- Mat, Sat. 15c, 2oc.
e-venlng curtain 8 o'clock. Mat. at 2.
LYRIC Theater, 7th and Alder
WEEK OF JUXE 6.
The Imperial Musical Comedy Company In
A Matrimonial Mix -Up
Matinee. Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday. Sat
urday. Two performances each evening
8:15 and 9:15. Clever comedians; merry
music; pretty girls.
MAW s. A 1020. Mntlneee
Ex. bull days and Holiday.
15-25-5QC
NIGHTS
THEATER IB-W-SQ-IBC
Week Jane 7. Jo.. Hart's Futurity Winner;
James Thornton; Snllivan-Paequeiena; Mack
Williams: Vera Berliner; Clark & Berg
man; rank LeDent; Orchestra; Pictures.
THE GRAN D-VauJevillede Lux
WEEK STARTING JI K 7, 10C0.
MABEL,
McKINLEY
Matinee prices 15c.
Evening: prices 15c
and 25c.
Bor seats 50c
Franci&ca Redding
Co.
Ward Bros.
Cooke & Kothert
Brenon & Downing
Ied Bauer
O ran dascope
PANTAGES THEATER
AJL? Val1?.U"'- stBr" All Nation.
BONNER, THE IVOXDEBITL HOKaL.
wilf 1?"t wonderful trained horae in the
world. Bonner calculates, reasons and ac
witJ.y.Wri.t6s wrJs and figures on a board
ni.. pl,?,oew of chalk held In his teeth.
S, 1 driven without reins along
the street. SEE HIM
Matinees dally, 13c; two show, at night.
15c and 25c.
STAR THEATER
FASHIONABLE MOTIOX PICTURES.
The One Sensation, Sardou's
" L.A TOSCA,"
Played by the Greatest Actors of the
Krench Stage,
And a Wonderful New Show.
lQt TO ANY SEAT 0
BASEBALL
Recreation Park,
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth St a.
SACRAMENTO
PORTLAND
JUNE 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.
Games begin week days 3:30 P. M. :
Sunday, 2:30 P. M.
Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand
stand. 50c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children!
Bleachers. 10c; Grandstand. 25c.
Ladles' Day Friday.
Boys under 12 free to bleachers
Wednesday.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
ash. Churchley Bros.. 13th and Marshall
sts. Phones Main 031, A 3931.
Florist Cut Flowers always fre.h from
ur own conservatories Martin
A Porbe. Co.. 317 Washington .t. Both
phone..
Electric Fixtures n110rn,euII
price, are right. All work guaranteed.
Western Electric Works. 61 Sixth street.
Conl Richmond and Wallsend Australian.
Independent Coal A Ice Company,
opposite city Library. Both ph on ea
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATE
In Effect November 1. 18U8.
Daily or bun day.
One time ..,(
Fame ad two consecutive times ..... " 23a
Same nd three consecutive times 80o
bame ad Mx or neven conHerutive timet 56c
Six words count as one line on cash ad
vertisements, and no ad counted for less
than two lines. When an advertisement Is
not rue consecutive times the one-time rate
apnllett.
The above rates apnly to advertisements
onder "New Today" and all other cta.inca
tionfi excepting the following.
Hit uat ions Wanted. Male.
Situations Wanted, Female.
For Rent, Rooms, Frlvate Families.
I looms and Board, Private Families
HousekeeplnK Rooms. Private Families.
7 lie rate on the above classification Is 7
cents a line eaoii insertion.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
PRESIDENT, Main 300.
SECRETARY. Main 598.
HUMANE OFUCtR. East 4779.
NEW TODAY.
I FOR SALE BY
I OWNER
Fine lots
On good carline, 25 minutes out.
$150 AND UP
5 down and $2.50 a month. Or
will build home and sell on terms
same as rent.
6ixsas;oTuAsooifrrREE rent FO
No forfeiture If payments are. de
ferred on account of sickness or
loss of employment. Come In and
let us take you out In our auto It's
a pleasure to show our property
I INVESTMENT C0.
41S Corbett Bids, Btl and HorrUonl
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1500-acre stock ranch. $10 per acre all
fenced, all tillable, substantial Improve
ments, In Douglas County; or will ex
change for Portland property or close
in acreage, paying difference.
JACKSOX fc DEERIXO,
Phone Main 345. 24a Stark St.
" WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS
CHOICES VIEW,
Lots and Quarters
This side of gulch and no climb.
Can't be beat for price or view.
GEO. J. SCH1EFER, 317 Cham, of Com.
MY HOME
MUST BE SOLD
Misfortune make, necessary the Imme
diate .ale of our beautiful home, 8 w
corner Hawthorne and Glenn avenues- Is
82x101 feet, with two new, modern cottages -will
return income of 10 per cent on an in
vestment of 8600; about two-thirds cash,
balance one year. Apply on premise.
TELX1E NASH, Guardian.
Fruit and
Wheat Land
In KLICKITAT COUNTY. WASH.
Short distance from Portland.
S. T. WALKER,
04 Corbett Bids., Portland, Oregon.
JUXE 11, 19CK.
AEW TODAY.
THIS TELLS
Where to Live in
The choicest location on the Pacific
Coast is
GEARHART PARK
with its magnificent new hotel, golf
links, planked streets, sewerage, elec
tric lights, mountain water piped to
every lot, makes
GEARHART PARK
A SUMMER RESORT WITH
CHARACTER
Lots 50x100 $125 Up
Chapin 6 Herlow
332 Chamber of Commerce.
INVESTORS
For quick and sure returns
Buy Close in
Keep on Car Line
WINDSOR
HEIGHTS
Is centrally located.
Directly on carline.
Fronts on main thorough
fare. Beautiful view.
9 minutes from cor. Grand
and Hawthorne aves.
Lots 50x100.
As low as $350.
$35 down, 6 per cent int.
Brubaker & Benedict
502 McKay bldg., 3d & Stark
IRRIGATED
FILE TODAY
on a 0 or 180-acre tract.
LAND OFFICE
209 WelU-Farro Bids.
Some Splendid Investments on
the West Side
S44.000 Will buy a well Improved
Quarter block on Hoyt Bt.
$26.500 A well improved quarter
block on Market 8t.
S45.000 A ten-room house on Roose
velt Kt.
?2?A 12-room modern house, lot
60x1 i0, on Corbett st.
8800 2 5-room flats on Park st.
fpOO A 9-room modern house on
Corbett st.
Favorable terms can be had on any
or this property.
OTTO 6 HARKSON REALTY CO.
133V4 Flr.t St.
?T WHAT ARB YOU LOOKING FOR tf
tf TOR I HLIT OR WHEAT USD t?
Come ana see us, we have both
5000 acres fruit land In 40-acra
tracts Yamhill Co., near town and R
R. Price from $20 up.
19.000 acres wheat land, all cleared
plowed and fenced In.
160-acre tracts with excellent build
ings. 2 miles from town and R. R
Price from J15 to 325 per acre.
Terms 1-3 cash, balance 5 yearly
installments, 6 per cent interest. Be
fore you buy come and see us. it will
pay you.
OREGON I AM) fc COLONIZATION CO.
614, 615, &1 Rothchlld Bids,
I'or t laml, Oregon.
2 1-2 and 5 Acre Tracts
Jfy2u c.a;1Jbeat our 2 and 5-acre
tracts for $400 per acre but what's the
usfny?u., can't- iJrher are cleared and
cultivated, and there is no better fruit
land in Oregon. The Ladd tract of
B5?oui ifi?3 recently was sold for
about $2,000,000. The Ladd tract fronts
on the Barr road, so does ours, and it is
bu,i ot a mlle outside the city limits.
$400 per acre. One-third cash.
Ml Hl'HV A CASWELL,
i'ao Stark St.
$2300
100x100. unobstructed view, choice
block, close in. overlooks Ladd tract
and city, 2 carlines within 2 blocks. S.
E. cor. E. 23d and Division. Terms. See
A . H. BIRRELL CO.
203 McKay Bldg Third and Stark.
UEOKGb BLAIR.
FVBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
A1I Branches.)
82S Worcester Bide
Phones. Main 8371. A 401S
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL 6-room modern house, restrict
ed district, price $4200, terms: a bargain
Address owner. B 148. Oreronlan.
DtVESTORS Go to the Owners' Realty As
sociation: buy direct of owners ana ear
commissions. 205 Ablng-ton bide
SNAP 6-room house, near Bunrryslde, less
than cost. Mardlns; & Reynolds, 313
Chamber of Commerce.
SNAP. $90O Corner 68x100. small house in
Vernon. 1150 Kast lath, st- N. i
FOR SALfS In Piedmont, a line, modern
home. AD 147. Oregonlan.
FOR anything in Portland real estate see
.w., xMjuru oi Lraae niag.
BY owner, cash or terms, full lot near 24th
St.. on E. Madison. K 124. Oregonlan.
NEW modern ft-room house. In Hollaflays
AddlUon. R. B. Rice. Phone East 2432.
I0U
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M
STATE
LAND
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Andrews. F. V.. A Co. M. S349. 30 Hamilton
bldg.
Baker. Alfred A., lit Ablngton bldr
Beck. William G., 312 Fall.ng bids-.
Blrretl. A. H. Co., 202-3 McKay bid. Real
estate. Insurance, mortgages, loans, etc.
Brubaker & Benedict, 502 McKay big. M. S4S
Chapin & Herlow. 332 Chamber Commerce.
Cook. B. S.. & Cc. 503 Corbett bldg.
Fields. C- K.. & Co.. Board of Trade bldg.
Jennings & Co.. Main 188. 203 Oregonlan.
Parrlsh, Watklns A Co.. 250 Alder et.
Richardson. A. B.. 221 Com. Club bldg.
Bchalk. Geo. D.. 264 Stark t. Main or A 362
Sharkey. J. p.. & Co.. 122 Sixth at.
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand are. and
Multnomah st. Holladay Addition).
Waddel. W O.. 809 Lumber Exchange bldg.
Walker, S. T.. 804 Corbett bldg.
White. B. F- 227 H Washington St.
FOR SALE; REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL HAWTHORNE
BUNGALOW.
Modern and complete, 8 large rooms,
front and back hall, large bath and lava
tory, medicine chest -with mirror paneled
dining room. Dutch kitchen, built-in linen
and china closets, double noors. large at
tic, full cement basement, cement floor,
furnace, laundry trays, corner lot. east
and south front, shades and fixtures. This
Is a beauty and below market price, call
and see It. $32O0; $1J00 cash, balance
easy terms.
EAWTHORNE REALTY CO..
1021 Hawthorne Ave., Cor. E. 34th.
Tabor 616.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Flrland acres, lfc acres, all cleared and
set In fruit, as level as a floor; tlUOO will
take it this week.
BUNGALOW.
5-room bungalow, modern and up-to-date,
lot 100x100, corner, cement walks; a
bargain at $2600.
COTTAGE.
5-room cottage, close to carline, 50x100
lot, street improved; nice lawn and rare
bargain at $1500.
C. B. LUCAS. 408 Corbett Bldg.
INVEST IN BEAUTIFUL PIEDMONT.
PIEDMONT is the bonton residence dis
trict of Portland. Here are two bargains
within a block or two of fine car service.
loxlOO feet, east front, 7-room modern
residence; $50OO.
100x100. corner, 8-room cottage; $4800.
Limited time only. Send for my Illus
trated bulletin.
S- T. WALKER. 604 Corbett Bldg.
$7000.
7-rooni house and barn, with whole
block of 12 lots, all fenced and nicely cul
tivated fine orchard and small fruits. On
the Mount Scott carline, near Woodmere
station. Easy terms.
SECURITY INVESTMENT CO..
317 Worcester bldg.
SUBDIVISION PROPOSITION.
SO acres on Oregon Electric line, 10
miles out, desirably located, over 20 In
cultivation, running water, cheapest buy
on the market. Vanduyn &. Walton 515
Chamber Commerce.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
$2"5oarter biock' wlth nne view, near car,
R. F. BRYAN.
505 Chamber of Commerce.
Main 1063: A 1227.
INCOME PROPERTY.
Modern flats, 7 suites, walking distance;
earning 12 per cent net; bargain at $15,
000; half cash. Hickman & Hlndle. 218
Lumbermen's bldg., cor. 5 th and Stark
Phone Main 3709.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Fractional lot on the carline. with fine
view, $2100.
R. F. ERYAN.
605 Chamber of Commerce.
Main ,1063; A 1227.
FINE APARTMENT SITE.
$6500 for corner 50x68 on 6th St.. easy
walk to P. O., well located and big in
come producer if improved.
VANDUYN & WALTON.
515 Chamber Commerce.
GRF,-JfST """P ln a home yet offered;
$1100 for a 7-room house, on Grays Cross
ing; good terms; one block from carline;
full lot; house well worth $1800; must
sell; this Is your chance. Phone A 1857.
WE HAVE several modern bungalows and
houses on both sides for sale at reasonable
P.r.icSs .nd on easy terms. Hickman &
Hlndle, 218 Lumbermen's bldg., cor. 6th and
Stark. Phone Main 3790.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. NORTH MT. TABOR.
Well built house; view unsurpassed;
finest shrubbery and flowers; five lots
one block south Montavllla carline; East
63d st. Must be sold to settle estate.
Particulars see H. M. Glen, .Portland Lino
typlng Co.. 227 H Stark st.
EAST MADISON-ST. INVESTMENT
60x100 feet, south front, terrace, one
block from Hawthorne ave. ; 9-room
modern house, $5500. Send for my illus
trated booklet. IT'S THE BEST WAY
S. T. WALKER. 604 Corbett Bldg.
CORNER ON BUSINESS.
1(WlO0, store building 40x60. price
$4500: stock purchased separate; Inspec
tion invited, call M. 3830, residence C
1271. Room 800 Oregonlan bldg w H
Herdman.
BAD health requires me to live ln dryer cli
mate, so here goes my beautiful home on
west slope Mount Tabor; 9 rooms, electric
tsris,D "'".'? r' etc'; prine- $"000; terms.
Fred Broetje. 31 East 61st St.
BY OWNER Union avenue, corner Portland
boulevard, 100x150, 6-room house barn
bearing fruit trees; beautiful mountain
views. Woodlawn or Vancouver cars to
premises.
NICE corner, 40x65. Broadway, west of
East 10th; no building restrictions; walk
ing distance to West Side; S2O50
CULVER. 623 Chamber of Commerce.
A WEST SIDE VIEW LOT.
Head of Lovejoy St., 'midst beautiful
homes; east front; LIVE PANORAMIC
VIEWS: 50x100; $3500. Owner. AE 152
Oregonlan. '
NEW. modern 5-room bungalow, concrete
basement, orchard and berries, $15O0 A
W. Lofstedt. 2034 E. Salmon; Montavllla
car.
BARGAIN Modern 8-room house, close In
would pay good Interest as an invest
ment; terms. 622 Delay St.. near Morris,
one block to "L" car.
IF you are looking for a home or an Invest
ment, we can suit you ln any section of
the city; either have It or will And it. The
Shaw-Fear Company, 245 Stark st.
TRADE 100x100 corner. Rose City Park
also $250 equity in two Swlnton lots for
teams, wagon, harness and woodsaw
Phone Woodlawn 439, 2381. "..
$6000 West Side lot. with two modern cot
tages; nice yard and flowers; easy walk
ing distance to business center. D 123 o.
gonian. .
DON'T SELECT PROPERTY
From newspaper ads. Send for my illus
trated bulletin. IT'S THE BEST WAY
S. T. WALKER, 604 Corbett Bldg
HOUSES for sale ln all parts of the cltr
acreage close in and farms ln Oregon and
Washington. Phone A 4881. Kinney & stam
pher. 531-532 Lumber Exchange bldg.
8 CHOICE lots. $1200 each; 2 $1000; cor., 70x
100. $1700; everything; many fine homen.
Call M. 3830. Room 500 Oregonlan bldg W
H. Herdman.
A OPPORTUNITY A lot. 1H blocks from
Alberta carline. can be bought for 350
cash and $10 per month. Chapin & Herlow
.332 Chamber of Commerce. ow'
MAKE ME CASH OFFER
For my $635 equity ln nne J900 corner lot
on Hawthorne carline. Main 6938.
IF YOU want a modern bungalow of 5
rooms, den, bath, fireplace; a fine home
lot 50 or 100x100. Call Tabor 311 F ? M'
Moore, owner.
$2600 EACH. $100 cash. $25 monthly; two
beautiful new homes; everything modern -5
let. near Hawthorne. Owner, Dr. Darling!
GOING TO BUILD T Let us submit our
money-saving proposition. Murray &
Wood S2 W1.li,.i. tiu... .?'...?
' p ruuua .( OJH j.
Pt W V T ao Iflntn. -
," " o-ioom nome.
cement walks, fine. lawn. $2800; easv
terms. 142 li 2d st, room 28.
MODERN 10-room house, lot 100x100 one
block from Hawthorne ave.; fruit- $1000
will secure. Owner. Phone B 2321. ' N l'O
Oregonlan.
ANNUAL INCOME $3480 Choice pronertv
close ln on 11th t; $26,000. Phone A
Backus. Private Ex. 71. A 4447
FOR SALE by owner. the handsomest
bungalow ln Irvlneton. Call and mmm it
524 E. 20th St. N. lt
FULL LOT, restricted district, cement
walkf, and curbs, and street work ln and
paid; $550. P 135. Oregonlan. a
STORE building with 7 rooms upstairs- rents
$30 per month; fine location. Price $3500;
half cash. Corless, 801 East 14th north.
6&2P1- cotf,a'e y owner: cash or terms.
'- nguaiawn. A snap.
17
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HALF BLOCK.
inn -.C.rJ,er.lot"- 4 insid" lots, all 50x
100. east front, close to car, 500 feet of
Run w,lme?i "defalk and curb: Bull
water- 'hse " In and paid for: no
i? &Tave,1 or bruh; building restrlc
iL. ivr. "Ik""'" from Burnside bridge;
ctlh 7.15 minutes: price 3SM, 00
fiin? J0 Peimnth. Don't wait, this
id a ,!... . th'm act'y represent
K. eai biB "naP: take Rose Citv Park
car get off at B2d st.. you are then only
half way out to end of line
SANDY ROAD REALTY CO..
62d St. and Sandv Road.
Phone c 2177.
MUST HAVE MONEY
T.J"ro nejr and beautiful home. 109
i-ast -,th st.; has gas. electricity, buf
tii' Pfneled walls, beamed celling, large
mP'i.011 lauiry tubs, full d-
basement, new shades, fuel ln base- .
S f ti1",.''6"',8"- tnu I at $3S50
2 "nf: lts real value is 34500; this Is
5er -?eSLm?nt U w111 rent for 35
?n7emP k: Ao.n t ?ely- We have some
Soocf if,.-baTKain" ,n r,-,r"a"l homes and
Snd s?-1.1. Sarm" and acreaga. Come
ana see us before vou buy.
F. J. STEINMETZ & CO..
193 Morrison St.
t ,.r0 TOU WANT A HOME'
xi ..rLae a -rom artistic bungalow on
block, corner Stanley and Marlon ave..
tjo blocks east ot Ivanhoe Station on
toilets" h.tK modern ln all respects; two
sni h sc?arate- two fireplaces, east
pane?. fS PC!r'ihes' beam cel'hiB and high
SS?. y. dining-room; now being built
wlek ?,-.and ready for Inspection tins
pert- Plastering; bring your ex-
frees- vfm Sne b.arn' shad"' and "
trees, SoJMO buys It on terms. Call and
see owner on lace. p. Galls.
TAMgJt-L ORCHARDS COMPANY.
TV. R1-1TS AND WALNUTS.
r-,y... ,a J-he choicest land ln Yamhill
lnr l,ylr , ""UiU,and nuts and ofr"
. j -and l-ai;re tracts, all planted
and cared for for 4 years; easy-payment
plan. Call or write for our booklet.
DIETZ-MUELLER CO..
816-316-317 Ablngton Bldg.
HOME BUYERS. SEE THIS.
The cutest and coziest 6-room modern
nome on Portland Heights; no flies, no
mosquitoes, no unpleasant or uncongenial
neighbors; strictly modern, wit toilet,
battt, polished floors, large basement, sleep-irlf,iorch-
etc- in fact a perfect home:
S400O. one-half cash, balance $40 per
month.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
200-20 4 Chamber of Commerce.
See N. T. McClennon.
ARE YOU THINKING
pr moving out of that flat or apartment
ana getting out where it is cool and nice,
where you can have lots ot roses and
flowers? If so, see that nice modern home
in bunnyside where we are offering with
10 nice lawn, lots of roses, best
carline ln the city; a snap at $35O0. on
your own lermi. See us about this.
THE WILLIAMS INVESTMENT CO..
621 Corbett Bldg.
H. p. PALMER-JONES CO:.
REAL ESTATE AND
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW ZEALAND AGENCY.
213 COMMERCIAL CLUB BLDQ
MAIN &699. A. 265$.
THE HEART OF IRVINGTON.
BRAZES STREET ADDITION.
LOTS 50x100
INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS.
10 PER CENT CASH. BALANCB
MONTHLY.
SEE SCHOON MAKER.
708-9 CORBETT BLDG.
PHONE MAIN 7855. A 572S.
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.
Princeton, between Portsmouth and
Hodge, 66x110 feet, 5-room modern resi
dence, 11 bearing fruit trees; $1200, half
cae-h.
Sandy road, between 27th and 28th. 100x
10O rt.. 9-room dwelling, halt block from
carline; a good home; $500o.
H. T. ABSTEIX. 821 Board of Trade bldg.
BUY WHERE VALUES INCREASE.
East St. John offers best Inducements
for homeseekers, builders and Investors;
nearest district to big Industries; values
will quadruple ln few years.
THE SPANTON CO.,
Leading Subdivision Agents.
270 Stark St. Phones A and Main 5828.
MY new residence, 400 East 30th. near Har
rison; five rooms, bath, stationary tubs,
china closet, large, high basement, elec
tric lights, fruit trees, magnilicent view
of Mount Hood, full lot; S3300 It sold
Immediately; will sell adjoining lot; Haw
thorne car. Telephone Sellwood 12H3.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Block 9, M. Patton's Addition, bounded
by Maryland. Montana. Blandena and
Going: stands 2 to 4 feet high: streets
graded, sewers, water, cement walk; will
sell any portion; terms. C. H Dexter,
2o2 Washington. Private Exchange 1.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANTED A good, modern five or six-room
house and a fair-sized lot, facing south
or east, one or two blocks from carline.
not over one mlle from Burnside bridge;
will pay $1000 cash, balance in monthly
payments. In answering, give location,
full description and lowest price. Ad
dress "Buyer," E 141. Oregonlan.
I AM a newcomer and want to make invest
ments up to $25.0i)0; those having some
thing good to offer and giving complete
description will receive prompt attention.
F 139. Oregonlan.
WE are in touch with buyers looking for
homes; yours might suit if for sale: let
us list It for you.
THE SHAW-FEAR CO.. 245 Stark St.
WANTED Today, bouse. 6 or 7-room. on
Union or Williams ave. ; part cash, easy
terms. Phone Main 3066.
WANTED Small modern house, furnished;
no children; good references. Lock Box
4026.
CHOICE homes and building lots our great
est need; we can eell them. Columbia
Trust Co.. Board of Trade bldg.
LIST your property with us; we will give
It our best attention. Purso & Co.. 818
Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED Real estate from owner to sel'.
S. H. Wright. 40 Lumbermen's bids.. 5th
and Stark.
FOUR or five-room cottage. Alberta or Sun
nyside; bargain only. D 141, Oregonlan.
WANTED Lot close to Alberta st for
cash. 1063 E. 24th St. N.
FOB SALE TDTBEB LANDS.
TIMBER LANDS
OREGON. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
JAMES D. LACEY CO..
Chicago. New Orleans, Seattle
23 Chamber of Commerce.
Portland.
BY OWNER 800 acres of timber and coal
land on tidewater on Coquille River. Coos
County. Address Box 179. Myrtle Point.
160 ACRES CHOICE TIMBER.
10,000.000 to 20,000.000 feet for $2 50
per acre. We locate you on good claim.
Call or write. 721 Board of Trade.
LARGE tract ln Douglas County: nono but
bona fldo purchasers need apply. Address
D 144, Oregonlan.
WB t-re headquarters for timber ana lum
ber enterprises of all kinds. Kinney A
Stampher, 631-32 Lumber Excnange bldg
TIMBER lands. $2.50 per acre; I locate,
you purchase; also homesteady and tlm
ber locations. 219 Worcester bldg.
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD relinquishments.
327 WORCESTER BLOCK.
HOMESTEADS.
HOMESTEAD relinquishment. 7.500,000 feet
yellow fir. 5 miles from village, good road
small house and barn; price $2000. 617
Board of Trade bldg.
IMPROVE this opportunity of homesteadlng
320 acres good wheat land under new ruling
Inquire Embody & Bradley Co. 615 Lum
bermen's bldg. Phone Main or A 3165.
WILL locate you on good homestead, close
ln; creek and some bottom land. Inquire
830 Fremont St.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS.
FOR SALE Relinquishment of 320-scre claim
In the famous Christmas Lake Valley- all
under fence with other substantial Improve
ments; land all level with abundance of
water at a depth of 25-30 feet: may con
sider a trade ln some good suburban prop
erty. Address Box 46, R. F. D. No 2.
Portland, Or.
WASTED TIMBER LANDS.
EILETZ claims: we pay cash for claims
t' . xMeison wnittlar. 511
Board of Trade.
TI.? ,.-lan1', wantl- C. J. MoCrackaa.
304 Ucaay bids.