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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 1909. SHOW TO BE BEST EVER A.-T.-P. STOCK EXHIBIT TO BE DISPLAYED HERE. Over $1,500;000 Worth of Livestock Will Bo Shown at Portland Fair in Septemher. Negotiation!! have heen made whereby all the exhibits In the livestock exposi tion to be shown at the Seattle Fair will be displayed in Portland the third week of September durlnp; the show of the Portland Fair and livestock Association. This will mean a show of pure-bred stock in horse, cattle, sheep and swine divi sions greater by far than was entered fn the Lewis and Clark Exposition four years ago, for the simple reason that the industry- has made gigantic strides in the Northwestern states since that time. Arrangements for this co-operation are In the hands of W. ll. Wehrung-, presi dent of the local organization, who is also president of the Oregon Commission to the A-Y-P Exposition. Inasmuch as M. r. Wisdom, of this city, secretary of the Oregon Commission, has been selected as superintendent of the hiy stock show at Seattle, and has been the father of the livestock exposition idea at all former fairs In the Northwest, Portland is as sured of ti e most comprehensive display ever held in this section of the country. Although Portland will have but one week of the Kair, September 20-25, these dates come between the great State Fair 'at Salt.:- nnd the two-week show at the -A-Y-P Ei position. Thus Portland will have on display all the entries of the State Fair as well as the cream of the stuff entered at Seattle. "We had at least Jl.Oon.OuO worth of stock here last year," said Secretary Wisdom, yesterday, "but applications from stock farms throughout the Coast and Middle States and from Canadian provinces al ready received make it certain that we shall have more than $1,600,0000 worth of the fanciest stock the breeders of Amer ica produce. It will be possible to ar range for a preat deal more comprehen sive display this year, for the expense of chipping exhibits from a distance will be, minimized and distributed because Salem, Portland and Seattle, the three best stock show towns on the Coast, will be covered on the circuit within the space of four weeks with short hauls between them." Several of the Oregon Importers hava arranged to bring sweepstake and cham pion winners here from abroad through their buyers In England, France, Germany and Belgium and with the men behind the Seattle Fair actively Interested in the same cause, the classiest stock of the Old World will he shown side by side with tne best the United States and Canada produces. Aside from the educa tional value the show will have. It will give the most splendid opportunity ever offered for the replenishment of herds with the pure-breds from other lands. Preliminary steps toward the organiza tion of the committee of 250 business men who are to conduct the season ticket campaign on July H and 15 were taken yesterday afternoon under the direction of the executive committee. The list of sien who will take part in the canvass is ncreasing dally, most of those ap proached having signified their desire to So all they could to boost the livestock Industry and the harness racing game in "he state. AT TUB llOTEta. The Tot-tlnnd A. A. Bols. Chicago: Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther Keller. Miss Ruth Keller, Russell Keller, Soranton: J. L. Noptln, Mrs. Marry Noptin. Jeorna, Idaho; Louis Holmes and wife, Scheneetday; Mr. and Mrs. W. Meredith. Miss Meredith. Sun Francisco; E. inirman. Pittsburg: Elizabeth G. Chance, I-hiiadalphla; -. F: W. Hoyt and wife, St. Louis; R. Clark. Luke Beula; R. L. Moore, Cincinnati; W. II. Keating. Spokane; W. B. Frost. Miss W. H. Maxwell. Tacoma; Mrs. J. H. Plank. Oranger. Ind. ; Flo L. Van Bufkirk. Angola; C. J. Bean. Seattle; W. II. Decker. Davenport; Miss Ethel Coleman, Denver; Itoy L. Danley, Kenosha; Alex Mc Laren and wife. St. Paul: Mrs. E. Stlltzman, San Francisco; Miss A. L. Miller. Alyameda; 11. A. Suzelmann, Now York; Mrs. L. C. Pat terson. Miss J. Loney. Lisbon. N. r. ; 2.Vi. I.. Martinet. New Orleans; A. C Williams, New Haven; Harry Smith. San Francisco; E. V. Smith. Salt Lake; W. Wolf, Henry Wolf, San Francisco; M. Cahen. Seattle; M. Warner. Miss R. B. Howell. Nashville: A. MeArthur, Chicago; G. Bunllne. San Fran cisco; EX. L. Fullerton, U. H. Fullerton, Ohio; J. H. Lartham. New Britain; J. Holmes. San Francisco; M. C. Moore. Se attle; J. B. Meikle, Seattle; F. L. Johnson. St. Louts; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Scott, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. N. Sterry. Los Ange les; Charles W. Lilly. Seattle; F. P. Lilly, Seattle: s. Hazelwood, Wm. Reps, Chicago; A. Delmonte, . New York; Wm. Fllntuck, Providence. R. I.; John Flynn, S. R. David son. Seattle; Mrs. J. F. Clifton, Chicago; Mrs. C. B. Crawford. Chicago; H. Ham burger. New York; L. A. . Thomas and wife. Rainier; W. Z Brown and wife. O E. Mergs and wife, W. L. Caldwell, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. J. Morency Chicago; X. H. Witter. Miss N B. Dunn. Miss A. G. Dunn, G. W. Green baum. New York; B. M. Levy, New York City; W. S. Jones and wife, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cockrane, Toledo; J. C. Blank. St. Louis; P. C. Murphy and wife, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Warren, Mrs. 8. B. War ren, Seattle; Mrs. T. J. Earman. Kansas City; Mrs. B. Newell, Seattle; T. A. Lincley and wife, Salem; K. L. Hague, San Fran cisco; Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon, Miss Helen Kenyon, Brooklyn. Tho Oregon c. W. Hamilton. Corvallls; C. Butler. Port Townsend; H. E. Pinker ton, Pendleton; J. w. Houghton, The Dafies- F. Hayden, The Dalles; E. C. Kaufman, Spokane; F. M. Hewett and wife. Minneap olis; Mrs. J. Patterson, Coquille; F w Parker, Cunningham; Mrs, E. J. Raid, F C Reld, Los Angeles; W. G. Ramsey. New York; C. Bergharrt and daughter, Tacoma: 0. I. Rlchmlre. South Bend: A. H. Hold away and wife. Salt Lake: M. O. Reeves and wife, Columbus; W. G. Newell and wife. Chicago; Mrs. J. Puhn, Munich; A. Martin. E-Mar,t,msi,,,n Francisco; T. H. Chesley and wife, Blackfoot; E. E. Paddock, Indianapo lis; J. J. Hennessy, Alameda: T. H. Gor man and wife. Aberdeen: Martha Post Alfaeda Post, Columbus; Mrs. Frederick b' Butler. Miss M. L. Butler, Detroit; D P Ketchum. B. A. Warren. R. Trulllnger. The Ialle; J. H. Smith. Astoria; G. Burllna Ban Francisco; F. E. Selover and wife Eu ?en?j , Folger and wife. San Francisco; A. H. Folger. San Francisco; F. W. Weeks Medford; C. W. Del Ray, Kelso; c M Marlon. San Francisco: W. C. Hall. Mr.' and Mrs. Campbell. Sheridan; H. B. Cohen Jr I.oweIl; Mrs. L. E. King, Washington; Kath erine Moller, Dr. and Mrs. n. C. Phtllin 1. P. Dawes, Chicago; R. P. Donnelly; Montreal; J. Wontler, city; J. B. Dyer, M H. DlRgs, wife and child. H. F. Hull and wife. B. J. Jorgenson and wife. Seattle; J. Stlner, Montreal; J. T. Rountree, San Fran cisco; S. Ostrow, Seattle; Mrs. M. Shaugh jiessy. San Francisco; C. E. Smith, Redford; L. O. White and wife, Rotom; VV. Bert. Chicago; A. Delmatl. New York; W. T Hlslop city; J. m. Millard. San Francisco; 0. G. Parker. Astoria; D. M. Stuart. San Francisco; C, A. Stanton. E, F. Rockfellow. New York; J. J. Strickland. A. E. Walker and wife F. R. Knapp and wife, Omaha; Mrs. F. Wfi Drisbrow, Chicago; Robert Mc Allen and wife. Los Angeles; c. W. Clough. Berkeley; A II. Clough. Berkeley; J. M. Brady, San Francisco: Walter M. Perce Hot I. ake; M. Lewis. Seattle; w. P. Ferguson. Lelta Moftlt. Shenandoah: J. B. Norman. K. 1.. Yarnell. California; Henry Anderson. Ft. Paul; G. Mingate, Astoria: W. B Sher man. Grants pass; 6am Leathe and wife St. Louis; B. Goldberg, Philadelphia; F. S. Wilson, Independence: J. P. Blank, St 1. cu!s; S. E. Solomon and wife. Culbertson; William Henrlch and wife. Moro; C G Falmber. Astoria; F. P. Hutchinson, Apple ton; G P. Bradbury and wife, Lewlston; I. P. Murphy. San Francisco; c. E Hll yard. Los Angeles; H. L. Randolph and wife, Minneapolis: Mlsa M. Ewlng. Helen A. Tobln. Corvallls: H. J. Wallou. Seattle; I. N. Ewrifrht and wife. -n irrany.tAA. Eva Emory Dye. G. Yongolen. Oregon Citv. The Perkins J. E. Clark. SaltLake City; Maude Johnson. May Johnson. A. E. Nolte. De Moines; Mrs. s. A. Dyer, Miss S. P. Dyer. Alameda; A. W. Sanders, Gold Hill; H. H. Colwell. Foutanelle; A. Smith and family, city: O. Miller and family, Ashland; Joseph Andres, Dorothea Andres. Oakland; Mrs. Ida Clarton. Aumsville; Miss M T. Farnshaw. Forest Grove; L. c. Palmer and wife, Willamium; R. S. Miner, Chicago; Settle Miner. A. Miner, Table Grove; 4, O Achilles. Salem; John R. Watson, Camden, K. J.: A. E. Gibson, Oil City; L. Rucornlch, Jr.. Oregon City; Frank Tennant. William Miller, Chicago; E. I. Wiley, Wallowa; C. Bosworth, city; W. K. Hacker, Tacoma; L. B. Sims. New York City; Mrs. La Rose, city; P. Wagger and wife, Geo. H. Wilcox mrt wife. Hi!tboro; R. s. Nance. Los An teles: B. F. Nance. Gallesberg; c. W. F.1 ..r.n. Nova Scotia; Stanley Glonskl and vife. Chicago; G. A. Renner, Newdale: F. P. Litchfield. Salem: D. G. Sidllvan, F J. Dsvles. Dr. E. W. Firield. Dr. A. E. Talbot. Minneapolis; E. P. Hording and wife, Cor-v-ua; v. A. Paine, Vaidea; J. Wenaiabexg, Carlton: J. J. Homer. A! sea; R. A. Swltzer. Minneapolis; R. Howard. Brooklyn; H- C. cHierneiu. city: uuver iveeaer. sauvies; Robert Snoovel, James Souvles, Davis; B. E. Carrier, Kane, Pa.; S. E. DeLong .Seattle; I-eslle Butler, Hood River; s. Heath. Mt. Home; C. F. Turner. The Dalies; o. B. Aagaard. La Center; V. E. Waterman and wlte. Forest Grove; f. J. Sewell and wife, Hllishoro; A. W. Burdlck and wife. Astoria; G- D. Woodworth, J. H. Shoemaker, Joseph Henyst, F. C. Sherrieb, Hood River; E. R. Sherrieb, Natrona. Pa.: J. E. Hall, Jr.. R. W. Keeiy. Hood River: C. R. Allyn. A. A. Allyn. Menomonle. Wis.; E. C. Cooper, Au rora, 111.; William L. Rice and wife. Lan sing. Mich.; G. S. Haney. Dayton; Mrs. D. Hall. Spokane; J. S. Wilson and wife. Hull, Iowa; Alma Hansen, Tacoma; T. M. El worthy and wife, Spokane; William East man, city; D. Winn. Oregon City; H. Mirh ael. Vancouver; E. w. Matthcwson, city. The Imperial H. Calloghan. Spokane; A. H. Callognan. Spokane; I,. L. Putnam, Ash land; A. G. Scharf. Chicago; J. McHugh, Cesco; A. T. Buchei-ker. Seattle; Eunice Boyman. Mlnot; J. Stern. Crolton; Mrs. W. F. Bryant, Hartlngton; O. Randolph and wife. Oak Forks, A. J. Egglcston and wife, Philadelphia; Elsie Zoe.kler, Lucile V. Harting. Davenport; G. C. Fulton and wife, C. A. Abercrombie, J. Edison, Astoria: E. Anderson, Astoria; A. B. Danneby, Helena; Mrs. W. L. Smith, North Bend; G. Armit age, city; Miss Ashby, Pendleton; E. Deigen. Albany; L. Hauis. Spokane; O. O. Oie, J. Gregory, G. B. Halgason. Elmore; J. W. Wilson, Salina; Mrs. L. Foley, Lebanon; C. E. Kindt and wife, Kinton; R. E. Young and wife. H. E. I'rice. Portland; Mrs. T. J. Seufcrt, Miss Marie Bushnell, The Dalles; S. E. Rockermel. Medford; F. W Mc Ginnes, corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. O. H. By land. Rainier: Miss Helen M Done!!, Chi cago; A J. Slworth. city; Viola Gardner, Gertie McHenry, Corvailis; Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Burr, Chicago; N. L- Shull and wife, Matlar.d; E. Woodcock, Medford; H. L. I'rather. Corvallls; Marion Kennedy, city; H. P. Scheel, Tenino; E. C. Wpodhouse, Jr., Republic; A. W. Bean, Mrs. A. W. Bean, Edith Be.in. Mrs. J. A. Park. Havward; E. Mae Gorie and family. Salem; Mrs. B. K. Kennedy, Baker City; J. Steer, Ci-ofton; M. M. McDonald, city; A. H- Taylor. Rlue River; W. O. Wright, city; Alta BushneX Jennie Bushnell. Cedar Rapids; Susie Mc Clcan. Cedar Rapids; W. L. Sraush. Hepp nor; A. A. Jayne. Hood River; N. J. Sin nott. The Dalles; W. H. Coleman, St. Louis; J. A. Steele, Loa Angeles; G. H. McBierney, Conrad: F. J. Seufert, The Dalles; R. N. Blake and wife. Cambrlde; E. A. McDanlre and wife, Bloomlngton; Miss Helen Middle Kauff. Laiimie; Miss Hisko.'k. Denver; G. W. Ballow and wife, St. Louis; lira, A. Brady, Miss F. Torbert. Denver: Muss . Thompson, Llsmore; Mrs. Nellie B. Mc Clelland. Sturgis; A. T. Gottenberg; Avoea; W. T. Bulkley, wife and son, Wichita: H. H. Clark and wife. Chicago; M. T. Bush aron and wife, Sprague; o. E. Love. San Francisco. The St. Charles C. Hinckley, wife and haby, F,lk City; J. H Taylor and wife. Lewistnn: B. F. Parsons and wife. Ed wardshurg; W. F. Ashlev. Carrollton: J. TV. De Mas and wift, R. Peoples, Wichita; K. W. Kldd, Brandon: Geo. March, Ariel; Paul T. Brannon. Oscar Klncald. Walla Walla: I). W. Krake and wife, Pauline Melfert. Shanano; August Nordln. EI Tempo; Carl Mull, Winona; Joe Porter. C. S. Mc carty, city: C. Jansen. Sacrnmento; J. E. Benfield, city: W. M. Selby. Detroit: W M. Glehler, Detroit; A. C. Popvav, Houlton; Helen Enloo, Mrs. Holden Marshland: Mrs. G. A. Larson. Hllishoro; C. A. Sonev, Wood land; Bert Chamberlain. Troutda'le; Mrs. Frank Rowell, Nowherg: A. C. Heffleflnger and wife. Pueblo; Mrs. E. H. Hinkson, Ore gon City; c. H. Smith. Eugene: Mrs. E. Malo, Gervals; C. R. Stephens, Nora Steph ens, Newberg; J. L. Barber, Independence: E. W. Kldd. Brandon; A. N. Early and wife. Vermuda: H. Hewett. E. Allen, N. C. Hansen. Hays. Wash.: H. M. Spencer. Klso; Mrs. Joe Strails. Rosland; E. Mullalland, Rainier; J. R. Newton, wife and son, Twin Falls; S. Holcomb. city; J. W. Ross and daughter, Latourelle Falls; W. W. Wolver ton; Cascade. B. C. ; F. M. Llnvllle. Holton; D. Spltznogle. Hood River; J. L, Reeder, Joe Porter. S. Engelsan and wife. Rainier; Tt. Early. W. Parker, R. L. Spencer, Ver muda: V. Statin. McMlnnvllle; J. W. Stew art and wife. Walla Walla: L Gordon and wife. White Salmon: W. Williams, Astoria; F. Hudson. Milwaukle; A. Grav. Astoria; Mrs. R. Bulles, Seattle; L. C. Hubbard G. A. Gallberg, Ostrander; Z. P. Hepps. Henry Dierts, E. A. Crote, Hoboken. N. J.; C. B. Moore. Castle Rock; W. F. Ashby. Carlton. The Calumet F. Braatz and wife. Selma Braatz, Mr. and Mrs. Ripple, New York; Fred Hanley. Chicago; John Keller. John Rogers, Cincinnati; Slater Brockman. Chi cago; Billy Moore, W. C. Hayes. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Daly. St. Louis: John W. World. Mrs. W. World and family, Calcutta; Charles P. Hammond. V. Stowe, Detroit; Frank Bacon, Mrs. James Bacon. M B. Bacon. Philadelphia; J. U. Roberts nd wife, Springfield; Ramsey sisters, Chicago; Frank L. Brlzlnsky and wife. New York; I N. McMillan, city; C. H. Rowland, J. M Herbert. R. Krietz, Hugh O'Brien. E. G. Ovitz. Joe Brewer. C. Starkell. jS. Strieb, A V. Campbell, Al Swalm, W. G. Most, Kd. Slever. H. H. Pernoll. Aberdeen;. Mrs. I. McLaughlin,. New York; P. W. Phillips, Charles Holtzland. Spokane; C. Lingo. V. Lingo, W. H. Doney and wife, Philadelphia; John C. Spaulding, Ban Francisco; John McHugh. Creco;.S. C. Whitney and wife, Lina; Dr. F. M. Sprague, Pocatello; Miss Nettle Sprague, Twin Falls; F. Huntsman, M. Nethercutt. South Bend; Georg' Metz and wife. Misses Metz, Colorado Springs; J. E. Heaton and wife, Eugene; E. Scherv man and wife, Davenport; E. S. Garner and wife, San Francisco; R. R. Raymond, Pe oria; T. L. Gosa and wife. - Stella; F. L Blowers. Monte Vista; L. It. Shepard, Ash land: Q. P. Flelschmaun. Rampart; James H. Koth and wife. Chicago; J. w. Marshall and wife. Rome; O A. Berger. Seattle; F. M. Lewis. New York; "D. E. Dosta, V A. Dosta, Los Angeles; B. L. Mohr, Seattle; K. B. Khoda, Milwaukee; Frank L. Nelson, Reno; E. R. y.lmmer Centralla: G." Mech ner. Toledo: H. D. Williams, Debbs; Y. Jaeger, New York: J. Llvezey, Denver: Mrs. O. N. Rhodes. A. J. Downey, Chicago: M. Wlnslow, S. B. Rlcaby. W. Pyser New York; J. W. De Jarnette and wife. Omaha; T Cambridge. Cambridge: Ray A. Grom bracher, Seattle; P. L. Preseott and wife, H,eJen1i Mrs- H- c- Davis, C. R. Benton and wife, Butte; J. B. Preseott, Baltimore; G. Dewey, Burley; A. C. Hampton. Pendleton; Jv A" ?ei. St- Paul: W. N. Nourn, city; W. L. Moffatt, San Francisco; W. J. Tip-r-rell and wife. New Westminster; G. K. Gornett and wife. Janesvllle: L. E T Young, Chicago; M. Gartenberg Seattle; R- Pro11- Miss Proll, San Francisco; TVllllam A. Hussv. Bridal Veil; O. Nelson. C. Nelson, Astoria; O. W. Elliot, cltv; T Malllard and wife. North Yakima; W E. Doe, E. J. Rodman, Santa Barbara; J.. F. K-ayner. F. Ackerman, Milwaukee H. S. Clarke. San Francisco; I. J. Mossman, Ta coma; Mrs. F. E. Gullck, Miss Gullck. Chi cago; A. J. Joslyn. Montesano; L. Hawkins and wife. Duluth: W. A. Hixson. Ectacada; L. C. Hammer. Spokane; George A. Howell, city; L. H. Hemmel, Seattle; H. W. Don and wife, J. R. Dow. Appleton: George L. Rustad and wlte, Mrs. Frey. Seattle: E W Coleman, Denver: Mrs. Robert "Frazier Je rome; W. H. Decker. Dayton; L. H F.-veer- trom. Minneapolis; Mrs. L. I. Wicker H E. Wicker. F. A. Mangold. Pasadena: W. S Hansen, Duluth; Huntington Mr.y. Detroit: W Schuter. Chicago; C. F. Clark. D. Jar row. Philadelphia. Th,wVor,,cUu" B- s- 'Warren, wife and son. Chicago; Mrs. Harry Thompson, Ada.' Ohio; Mrs George Stambaugh. MoGuffey, Ohio; Frank Neff and wife. Joplln; Joseph F. Barton. Minneapolis; M. B. Travis Chl ?,aF: j?- Campbell. Salt Lake City; E De Witt Connell, city: w. H. Hollis Forest Grove; E. D. Cusick. wife and son, Albany; R. W. Davis and wife. Laredo, Tex.; H T Howard and wife. W. M. Gardiner and w-lfei Chicago; Charles Allen. The Dalles; Mose - S,r,Tty:. EmJ' Fredrte. Rock Springs; W B. Dennis and wife. Black Butte; R p Mines and wife. La Crosse; J. c. Spaulding, Gearhart Park THE BEAUTIFUL THE UNSURPASSED Oregon's Established Beach Resort All Improvements in and Paid For LOTS $125 50x100 AND UP F. W. Vaille, Portland, Or. secures $300 lot in Gearhart Park Word Contest, first prize; Miss Helen Meredith, Portland, Or., secures $125 lot in Gearhart Park, second prize. Chapin & Herlow 332 Chamber of Commerce. AMCSEJIEST9. BUNGALOW I THEATER 12th and Morrison Phon8 Main 117 and A 4224. TONTGHT, TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY Special Price Matlne Saturday. Charles Frohman presents JOHN DREW, In the Comedy Success, "Jack Straw." Evenings $2.00 to iOc Matinee $1.50 to 50o SEAT SALE OPENS TOMORROW. MRS. FISKE In Latest Comedy of Slums, "SALVATION NELL." ' At Bungalow Theater. 8 NIGHTS BEGINNING NEXT M ON DAT. Matinee Wednesday. Prices $2.00, $1.50. $1.00. LYRIC THEATER WKJEK OF JUNE it. The Imperial Musical Companv presents "At GAY CONEY ISLAND." Merry Music. Pretty Girls. Clever Comedians. Matinees Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Two performances each evening, at 8 and 0:lr P. M. Summer Prices: Evenings. 15 and 25c; Matinees, 15c. Week of June 28 Helena Frederick In "The Patriot ;' Charlotte 1'arry In "The Conii.tck Mywtery;" heljna Rraatz; World & Kingston; Jiirro'; .1ibn Keller; Marie Ruasell; Or chestra ; Pictures. THE GRAND-Van JeTiUede Lax Week Starting Mood; ay Matinee, June 28 0NAIP WORLD'S GREAT EST ILLUSION 1ST. Matinee prices. 15 and 25c Evening pHc-ftt, 15 and 25c. Frank Bacon & Co. Ramsey sister. Saymour & Hill. Slater Brockman, Ered Baner. .raudacope. Matinee performance 2:15; Evening per formances, 1 :30, 9 :30 PANTAGES THEATER Advanced Taudeville, Stars of AU Nations. GLASSCOCK'S EDUCATED ELEPHANTS. Three In number, featuring "Little Mike," the Tiny Baby Elephant. Special Added Attraction The Burh Brothers Comedy Acrobatic Boundins Act, Entitled, "Ship Ahoy," the Laughing Hit of the Seaason. STAR THEATER The Pick of the World's Best on Exhi bition Today With PSYCHE an the Feature. CiBORCiE WASHINGTON. RIXKKS OF THE WORLD, PHANTOM SIRENS. These, With Songs. Views and Best Music in Town. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Of the World's Famous Aerlallsta Snprema THE BICKETT FAMILY, For two weeks Commencing; July the Fourth At The Donatelli's Famous Italian Band PAINS' HREWORKS JULY 5 a.selba.11 RECREATION PARK, ' Cor. VauRbo aud Twenty-fourth. Sts ABERDEEN PORTLAND JUNE 28, 20, 30, July 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. Games begin tveek days 3:30 P. M.; Sunday, 2:30 P. M. Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand stand, 50c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children: Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand, 25c. LADIES DAY", FRIDAY. Boys under 12 free to Bleachers Wednesday. T. B. Wllmeth, D. B. Waggoner and wife, San Francisco; r. W. Chamberlain, Minne apolis; F. J. Hard, Eugene; "W. T. Stephens, Seaside; E. G. Weadling and wife, city; Dr. P. . Russell, Mrs. Russell and son. Pue blo; Irene Seegmiller Salt Lake; Frank E. Tomllnson and wife, Portland; W. L. Ben cham, city; Emll Freden, Rock Springs; Miss N. Cross, city; Mildred Howie, Winona; Hazel Y. Shaw, Mrs. N. B. Yearsley, Urba na; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell and fam ily, Thomas Campbell, Minneapolis; W. C. Chatland and wife. Seaside; Mrs. Clara Pe terson, Miss Ella Reeder, Richfield; Miss Goldie Truax, Joseph Schmltz, New York; G. F. NIegold. New York; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nelson, Los Angeles; J. Falres K.epler, Dawson. 1 Chicago Universities which permit ciga rette smoking on the part of students must put an end to the practice if they hope to receive financial assistance from D- K. Pearsons, the Hinsdale millionaire philan thropist. IXKK.VL NOTICES. COX At Seaside. Or., June 29, James a. Cox, aged 64 years, father of James G-, Charles A. and Forrest V. Cox and Mrs. Opal A. Fox. Funeral services will be held at Dunning, McEntee & Gilbaugh's chapel. Tth and Pine ets.. today (Thursday), at 2:30 P- M. Friends respectfully Invited to at tend. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. JENNINGS At 222 East Seventh street, June 80, Daniel M. Jennings, aged 7a years. Funeral will take place from the parlors of tho East Side Funeral Di rectors, successors to F. S. Dunning, East Alder and East Sixth streets, today (Thursday! July 1, at Z P. M. Friends respectfully Invited. Interment Lorva Fir Cemetery. NELSON At the family residence. 1015 Gar field avenue, June SO, John Nelson, aged 65 years 6 months 6 days. Funeral will tafoa place from the parlors of the East Side Funeral Directors, successors to F. S. Dunning. Sast Alder and East Sixth streets, Friday, July 2, at 2:30 P. M. Friends invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. STEFFAN In this city. June 29. Tlllut Steffan, aged 18 years. Funeral serv ices will be held today at 3 P. M., from McEntee-Ericson's chapel, 409 Alder street. Friends invited. Interment Green wood Cemetery. ELSTON In this city, June SO, James Elston, aged 84 years. The funeral serv ices will be held at Flnley's Chapel at 2:30 P. M., Friday. Friends invited. In terment Rose City Cemetery. Uunnina, McSntee Ollbanab. Funeral Directors. 7th and Pine. Pbone Ualn 4JS. Iadr Assistant. Office of Countj Coroner. KDWAKD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral dlree. ts. 820 8d st. Lady assistant. Phone M. HI . r. 1-IJ.LEI BOX. 8d and Msdlwm. I-sdy attendant. Phone Main 9, A lftAft. . If. 8. DUNNING. Undertaker 414 Alder. Ladj assistant, phone at SI. McKNTEE-KRirsON CO. Cndartakani laoy assistant. 400 Alder. M 1S. Z r.Tl-BYKXf:' CO., Funeral Direct. rs. g7a Russell. Both phones. Lady assistant. LERCH TJndertaker, 420 East Alder. Phones East 781. B 1888. Lady assistant. MEETING yOTICES. DRILt, CORPS OF OREGON COMMAND ER Y. NO. 1, K. T. Meet this (Thursday) evening, July 1, at 8 o'clock, 1n Masonic Temple. All Sir Knights are courteously Invited. GEO. F. ROBERTSON, Com. D. Q. TOMASINI, Sec- COLtTMBIA LODGE, NO. 114, A. q a. aa. Eiaiea commamca- tion this (Thursday) evenins. Ma. eonio Temple, at 7:80 o'clock. wors ji. m. degree. Visltlag breth ren welcome. By order W. M. FRED L- OLSON, Sec NOTICE All members of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association are re quested to meet at our hall, 245 "Washing ton st. at 1:30 P. M.. July 1. to attend the funeral of our brother, James Cox. JOHN A. CLARK, See. MACCABEES Portland Tant No. 1 i K. of P. Hall, 11th and Alder sts. ffhis (Thurs day) evening, public Installation, for men only. Smoker and moving pictures. Some thing you have never seen before. Don't . MAIX s, A 1010. Mntlnee. 1 Sondar. stnd Holidays. AUCTION BAJTjES TODAY. At Baker's Auction House. 152 Park st. furniture, carpets, etc. Bale at 10 o'clock.' Baker & Son. auctioneers. At Sll 1st St., furniture sale. 10 A. M., by the Ford Auction Co. Ford, auctioneer. DIED. REFFLINO In this city. June 2!. Walter RefTling. aged 8 years. Remains are at McEntee-Ericson's chapel. 40 Alder street. Announcement of funeral later. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Coai Kemmerer coal, the best Wyo minx coal; gives more heat and less ash. Churchley Bros.. 13th and Marshall sts. Phones Main 881. A 31)31. Flnri5tCut Flowers always fresh from iiioi,.Jr own conservatories. Martla Forbes Co.. 847 Washington st. Both phones. Electric Fixtures unon?au" jjucc aro nsni worK guaranteed. Western E7!ectric WOI-KS, Ol Sixth street. rflal Rtchmond and Wallsend Australian. Independent Coal A Ice Company, opposite City Lihrarv "Roth phones OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY PRESIDENT. Main S00. SECRETARY. Main BBS. HIM AXE OFFICER. East 4778. NEW TODAY. RIVERFRONT Bungalow site, 87 feet river frontage, opposite Rock Isl and Club, West Side; 400 feet from station; spring water, electric lights, tele phonic connection. Ideal neighborhood. $2000 E. J. Daly Ii You Want An Ideal Place to Raise Poultry call and see me, as I have some choice acre tracts with running water, only 37 minutes ircm heart of city; 5c fare. $800 per tract and up. O. A. HATTON, 411 Corbett Bldg. SACRIFICE SALE A beautiful 7-room home. In tho fin est part of Irvingrton. Four bedrooms, Bleeping porch, fireplace In living-room, furnace with hot water coils, full cement basement and two toilets. The owner Is moving: to California, and will sell this home at less than value. Will sell furniture. Here is a chance to move right into a home. Will make reasonable terms. GEO. D. SCHALK Main 382, A 2392. 264 Start St. Fine Fruit Land On North Bank road. The best apricot peach, rrape and almond lands. Come into bearing quick; large acreage set out this year; lands all under cultivation, ready for trees. Fivj and 10-acrc tracts on good terms. Call or send tor booklet. B. S. COOK & CO. 503 Corbett Bldg. READ Most every one is advertising some thing to sell ; but we want to buy. We want 20 acres near Portland, with river frontage and railroad connec tion, suitable for a large manufactur ing plant. MOORE INVESTMENT CO. Lafayette Bldg., Sixth and Washington. $4600, L Main Street Fine two-story house of six large rooms; hot water heating plant, cost $500; full cement basement, full plumbing, nice bath; full Tot, fine lawn, roses and shrubbery. An ideal home for the price. Near 22d st.; easy walking distance. $1000 cash, bal ance $25 per month. Photo at our office. GRUSS1 & ZADOW 317 Board of Trade Building, Fourth and Oak. MORTGAGE LOANS I.ewest ratea and terms to salts spe cial rate and favorable terms ei larsja loans on business properties. Knnds Loaned for Private Investors. A. H. BIRRELL CO. 302 McKay i)ldK.. 3d fe Stork. BUSINESS LOT In Lower Alblna at half price of ad joining property. ! McKay Bids;., Fourth and Stark Sts. Wanted Tenant For fireproof apartment-house to be built four blocks from Portland Hotel. Must be able to furnish owner perfect security. Address, for interview, A N 199, Oregonian. PORTLAND HEIGHTS BUNGALOWS. 8 rooms, 8 lots, many trees, beautiful grounds, 4 bedrooms, a billiard-room, barn or garage. $10,000; a 5-room bungalow, fine view. $4500; will consider trade. See owner. 923 Board of Trade. uwuer. GEORGE BLACK, PDBUC ACCOUNTANT. (All Branches.) . 328 Worcester Bide Phones Main 83T1. A 4013. NEW TODAY. Any Way You Look at It As an investment, As a speculation, As a beautiful site for a home, There is nothing better on the East Side than Windsor- eights The hard-surfacing of Hawthorne avenue, Tho bitulithic pavement for Divi sion street, The new Madison-st. bridge, The new city park at Mt. Tabor, All make for increased values at Windsor Heights. Lots 50x100 SO Down 6 Per Cent Interest. BRUBAKEIU BENEDICT 502 McKay Building, 3d and Stark. Phone M. 549. FINE BLOCK Apartment House Site 200x200 Two carline's; ten-minute walk to center of city. 33 Sightly Lots 47th and E. Glisan sts.; on carline. Residence Site 100x100 $5000 SMITH 6 EVERETT Failing Building. FOR SIX MONTHS Think of it! One-fourth of your sal ary goes every month for rent. We will help you stop It right now at Cregory Heights, where we are selling fine cleared lots as low as $150; (5 cash, $2.50 month, or homes on pay ments as low as J10 per month, and If you buy lots from us now we will furnish you a place to live for six months absolutely free. Come in and let us talk It over with you and take you out In one of our automobiles and show you the property. m INVESTMENT CO oJbk 418 Corbett Uldic., Klfth and Morrlnon. BBAL ESTATE DEAI.KB8 Andrews, F. v., Co. M. 3348. 30 Hamilton bias. Baker. Alfred A., tit Ablng-ton bids;. Beck. William Q. 812 Falling bldg. Birrell. A. H. Co.. 202-8 McKay bids. Real estate. Injiarance. mortgages, loan, etc Brubaker & Benedict, 602 McKay big. M. 548 Chapin St Herlow, 832 Chamber Commerce. Cook. B. S.. & Co.. 503 Corbett bld. Fields, c. B.. Co.. Board of Trade bid. Jennings & Co.. Main 168. 800 Oregonlan. Parrish, Watklns A Co., 230 Alder at. Richardson. A B.. 221 Com. Club bid. Schalk. Geo. r.. 264 Stark st. Main or A 3B2 Sharkey, J. p., & Co.. 12214 Sixth at. The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ava. and Multnomah st. (Holladay Addition). Walker. S. T., 604 Corbett bids;. White, B. P.. 22T Washington at. FOR BALK REAL ESTATE. COUNCIL. CREST. 2 lots, best part of Crest, price 1S00. terms: adjoining lots selling at $2250; owner leaving Portland. Main 50T2. 25 DOWN, $10 per month, buye 60x100 lot close to car and new Mt. Tabor Park; price $365. Thompson & Enders. end of Hawthorne carltne. A NICE HOME. $1300. $150 cash, balance $10 per month buys new 4-room cottage; 1 lot; on car line. Particulars 31'7 Lumber Excha.nir A GOOD Inside piece ot property, on 17th St., West Side, 100x100. on corner; price $20,000. half cash. Phone Woodlawn 483. 60x100. OX Overton st.. In the heart of Nob Hill dlrtrlct; $4000. 303 Rothchild bldu Main 808B. s PINE HOME, 151 E. 28th St.: good location, large grounds, 8-room modern house; terms. Owner. 1S4 E. 29th st. East 2044. 6TRICTLY modern 6 or 7-reom desirable home, small payment cash, balance month ly. Owner. Phone Woodlawn 1799. BEAUTIFUL modern 7-room house, comer lot. reasonable price. Terms. 1210 Mis souri ave.. North Alblna. $o00 Ideal lot on 45th, ly, blocks south of Hawthorne ave,; easy terms. O A Hatton, 411 Corbett bldg. SPECIAL, bargain In beautiful 6-room house and 75x100. in prettiest part of Irvlneton. 725 Weidler, bet. 21st and 22d. FOR SALE Four-room cottage, to be re moved from present location; price $450 cash. Phone Tabor 367. BEST bargain In city by owner; my 8-room modern bungalow on W. R. carline. 1157 Clinton at., near 39th. WILL sacrifice new modern 6-room bunga low; terms. Johnson. 61S Commercial block. TWO fine 8-room houses on E. 11th; walking distance, for $5300. 303 Rothchild bldn Main SO 85. . FOR SALE New, modern 8-room house on Alberta carline; a snap. SI gel St Co. 335 Morrison. ' FOR SALE cheap, two lots at St. John- no agent. AM 214, Oregonian. STORE for rent; good location. 249 Alder t.. bet. 2d and 3d. 84873DES-CouSl.,,llyBb!nfln- Prt-fc'b- THURMAX ST. home, $2500; half cash Llnd & Hlgley. 132 3d st. "". SNAP $750. terms: Klrby st- full lot. sewer. Call 243 5th at. H feee mm FOB SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. 4-flat flat building. Each flat 5 rooms. Price $9000. Very easy terms If desired. Pays 16.3 per cent net on the Invest ment. Building is fully rented to responsible tenants, two of the flats being leased for a year from July 1st. H109. This is an A-1 Investment and is priced lower than actual cost, to insure a quick sale, as owners must rale money. The buyer of this huilding can count on taking down his full rents 12 months in the year. Never before offered for sale. W. M. COXKLIXG CO.. INC 407 Wells-Fargo bldg. Main 2850. A 1747. TOU WILL NEVER Have a chance to buy a nice, cozy home close In on East Madison st. for the price that wo offer you this one at; it has 6 rooms, modern plumbing, lots of fruit, large lot. 120 feet deep, improved street, within walking distance of the West side; 4i00 Is the price, we can make terms. PORTLAND TRUST CO. OF OREGON, fa. K. Corner Third and Oak Sts. FOR PROFIT OR HOME SITES SEE THESE. Fine lot on East 44th St.. bet. Broad way and Hancock sts., with cement walks; only $rtOO; $100 down, balance $10 per month. North Portland lot near 23d St., 50xllS: only $2300; this is a money-maker ' in b.'iS'".es. ,ot ,or 12r' tnat w"l double gains? ! " ls cream our bar- fro3maJTi?: h,Pc'l,n Woodstock. 3 block xrom car: only $.".,( POHTL,AXr TRl'ST CO. OF OREGON, S- E. for. Third and Oak Sts. LISTEN TO THIS. ,i, Benuine California bungalow; fine fireplace and mantel, artistically beamed celling and panel work, tinted walls, solid oak front door. 6 large rooms, best plumb ing. Improved street, near Hawthorne ave ; very attractive xterlor, ami you win surely rail in love with the Inside; better Bee it at once; price ls right, only $'J0oo. $5n0 down, balance like rent. V. M. Conkiin & Co.. 40 Wells-Kargo bldg., or 1046 Haw thorne ave. PORTLAND HEIGHTS QUARTER BLOCK. 100x100. corner 19th and Spring sts.; graded; all improvements In; on carline; ntie view; the best buy on the Heights at the price. 4750. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO., 212-21.1 Commercial Club Bldg Phones Main 8699, A 2653. WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS. vith or without furniture, high-class, modern home, containing 4 bedrooms, bath, front and back stairway, living-room 31x Jl, large dining-room, kitchen and pantry, telephone booth, newly painted and tinted, lot 60x110. For further particulars call or write to 634 Worcester bldg. Main 2476, PIEDMONT HOME. T,.1"001?8.' new' modern ; extremely well pullt and handsomely finished; lot 73x100 large llr trees In yard; 2 blocks from car line; price $0500. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO., 212-213 Commercial club Bldg Phones Main 8809, A 2053. LADD TRACT. Strictly modern home of S rooms, new. large lot. price $8500; terms. terms!'11" C 6 rooms' wel1 Hnlshed. $6500; KAUFFMAXN & MOORE. 31'5 Lumber Exchange. y-S.1101-85 OR FACTORY SITE. 100x100, corner E. Oth and Sherman sts.. on main line Southern Pacific; 2 houses: income $30 per month; a good Investment at the price, $8500; terms. H. P. PALMER-J ONES CO., 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg Phones Main 8009, A 2053. SUNNYSIDB HOME. For sale Four-room cottage; electric flx .r,.' :0?1P1,ete plumbing, porcelain bath, toilet, sink, lot 50xlo0; has fruit trees, ber-1 rles. roses: price $18tjo. $500 down, balance like rent. Phone Tabor 357. 1002 E. Wash ington et. PENINSULA ACREAGE. We have a 10-acre tract, well located on the St. Johns carline for $2'000: less than one-half cash will handle It H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-213 Commercial club Bldg Phones Main 8009, A 2653. IF you want a home at your own price al ready to move into or built for you, l can furnish it; I have the lots; a small payment down and monthly payment will get you a home. See Jas A. Clock, 252 Alder st. Telephone Main 1274. WEST SIDE, only 7 mtnute-walk from Poat pnTloe; a beautiful 7-room house and nice lot on Clay st.. near. 12th st; house is all modern; the lot alone worth more than price asked for whole property. $S500. all Sf",1?- C1,F- rn"Ker & Co.. rooms 4-5-6. Mulkey bldg.. 2d and Morrison sts EASX 30TH AND PINB STREETS 100x100, X. E. corner of East Pine" and ..vw. eu., nne ouiiaing Bite, price is nan casn. oaiance o at It. then see us. per cent, look GRLSSI & ZADOW, 317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak. PENINSULA. 2 aores with strictly modern 6-room house, right on carline, about 30 minutes out; good bearing orchard and other im provements; price $7000, half cash: a snap. KAUFFMANX A MOORE, 32o Lumber Exchangee. INVESTIGATE THIS. :?,tOT ,nl stock of groceries, located on Williams ave.. close In; this Is an ex cellent opportunity for some one wuh small capital to get Into a good paying business; rent only $17 per month J. M. FRENCH & CO 412-418 Ablngton Bldg., 100i, 3d St TH,-J ,most beautiful and up-to-date home In Valnut Park; corner lot 52x100, roses, f?od,e 'res and everything to make an Ideal home; owner leaving city; will sell at sacrifice. See Jase & Clock. 252 Alder St. Phone Main 1274. PARTIES wishing to purchase large or small tracts of Improved or unimproved fruit .. c n-.'suo mver valley, call on or write Verlln & Conger, 109 North 6th st. Grants Pa Or. BAD health requires me to live In dryer cli mate, so here goes my beautiful home on west slope Mount Tabor; 9 rooms, electric lights, water, etc.; price. $i00: terms. Fred Broetje. 31 East 61st st. FOR SALE by owner. 1 mile from Estacada. 40 acres of fruit or berry land, two good spring branches, some small timber easily cleared; close to good graded school.' price $0.0 to $i0 per acre. W. F. Cary. Estacada. A DANDY little 4-room house In Woodlawn in fine condition, corner lot 50x100, roses berries, etc.. 12 fruit trraes; must be sold today, owner going East; $1000 spot cash takes it; also the furniture at your own price. Sengstake & Lyman. 90 5th st PRETTY COTTAGE. For sale by owner, new, moders 5-room cottage: bath, gas. cement sidewalk, paved street, berries, garden, rosee and lawn, etc Call forenoons or evenings. 210 E. 36th st HALF ACRE land, well fenced and all in cultivation, garden soil, fruit trees, plas tered house, barn, big cistern, sell for 150; terms on part. E. A. Clem, 165" 4th st. THE prettiest 6-room house and east front lot. near Piedmont;' fireplace, beamed ceilings, trees, flowers: only $2400 W W. Payne. 1210 Williams ave. HOME SEEKERS Come to Huntington Realty Co., Yoncalla, Or., for timber, fruit ranch lands: in famous Umpqua di3trtct. Douglas County. We show you country free. $900 CASH will handle 100x100 in Alblna: only 34 blocks from new Broadway bridge: balance of $1700 at 6 per cent small income. S. Raxworthy. at Neu stadter Bros. FOR SALE by owner. 3 choice lots on E 29th St.. 60x100; 1 corner lot: $1000 each or 3 for $2750; terms; a snap. Dufur 'Realty Co.. 602 Corbett bldg. Phones Main 3866. A 6775. A BARGAIN 3-room house, with pantry, complete, bathroom and basement; house number 226 East 50th; owner on the grounds all day; terms. Phone B 2370. A SNAP. A business lot for sale by owner at half price, near center of St. John. R 99 Oregonian. BIG INVESTMENT. If yon have the monev I an . .v. rest. See me. Don't answer unless you have the money. A 198, Oregonian. COZY HOME CHEAP. 3-room cottage; fruit trees, near car; will sell cheap, take team horeea In part' pay ment. See owner. 408 Gerllnger bldg. FINE block In Holladay'w Park for $6800 thls is something nice. Purse. 818 Cham ber of Commerce. l-lS?j6uilvprty with Rigel Co.. 83S Morrison. Phones. Main 8185, A 4&8S. s. FOR SALF RF.AL ESTATE. A HOME AT A SACRIFICE! IF SOLD AT oxca Attractive, strictly modern, high-grade, well-built 10-room residence, designed for beauty, convenience and comfort; located en Tyiamook street at end of Bast 38th street, very near caudine. (n high-classi residence district, with Bull Run water and Improved streets; house has full basement, rurnace. oak floors, beamed ceilings, large fireplace, built-in buffet, bookcases, seat, etc.. clothes chute to batsenwnt. woodllft. lavatories on both floore, extra toilet In fmcnt' Built by architect for home for a client who could not take same for finan cial reasons. If taken immediately may be had at the very low price of $6000; small cash payment and balance monthly. In formation from C. L. Horn, architect, room II Madison bldg.. 201 Sii St. F1.N.?..i block. East 2Sth and Washington, $2750; $1000. Fine lot. East 29th and Division, S0O and $900 per lot; $100 cash. P'na lots near 34th and Division. $650 i., y- oaiance jiu pr month. o-acro tract, near KagKj Creek, partly cleared; running water; $100 per acre; $50 cash. $10 per month. Fine 3-acre tract, near Svcamore Sta tion on Estacada line. 15c carfare; 2 acres in berrfe?n. So or 60 fruit trees; cheap house, near school, church and store; will trade for small house and lot. or will sell on easy terms. CUAIU.KSo.N & CO.. 411 Commercial Bldg. FOR SALE A beautiful home at Oak Grove, Oregon city line, :iti minutes' ride. 1 acres o ground, new 6-room house, pantry, storeroom. brick fireplace. 73 feet verandas. 200 choice roses in full bloom. (5 bearing grape vines. 300 bear ing strawberries, loganberries, blackberries and currants. t'.0 bearing fruit trees of every description, new barn and outhouse. arKe chicken corral, fenced and cross fenced, enough Harden truck planted for Rot-sized family, rvcrv foot of ground cultivated; fine lawn around the house, tlotted with .-elect shrubbery, etc., etc.. Inquire on premises. Louis Brandt. Oak tirove. Or. ENGLISH WALNUTS Having planted 70 per cent of valnsM in Oregon, sold 0 per cent or plantings eer sold in Oregon, we feel our prou ertles should invite consideration; $1U0 tract Per m"ntl1 Ior eaon hve-acra CHLRCHILL-MATTHEWS CO. fine). Lumber Lichun BId.. 2d and Staik sts. NOB HILL HOME. Swell s rooms: fine bath, hardwood noors. fireplace, costly shades and electric, and gus fixtures; full basement; cement floor, laundry trays, furnace; modern to . lot t"'x101': "no improvement; nice stable for horse and bufcuy or automobile; on l.ovejoy street, near lidth; easy walking distance; a bargain at $10,001); a few days only; see It toil ay. ,, GRLSSI & ZADOW. "17 Board of Trade. Fourth and Oak. A BEAUTY. $000 DOWN New. modern and complete. 6 large rooms, fine bath, medicine chest with mir ror, built-in buffet, electricity and gas. piped for furnace, full basement, laundry Hays, high sightly corner lot. street im proved and paid. Shades and fixtures go at same price, close to car. come and sett it if you want a swell home. Price S3uo. Easy terms r-o- v .AVV'i'UOKNE REALTY CO., -or. l!.. o4th and Hawthorne ave. Tabor 816. FOR SALE OR LEASE BY OWNER h.S ?f "'f'"1"5' si'.s jut one mile 'from lf.-o 'Sm rlet-lr lln'. nly 7 miies from Portland; 15-acre tract, :; acres of the nnet apples and pears, bearing trees, bal ance all under cultivation; line ll-room house, also large bam, fruit hou.-e and general nier chanuite store with a well-established trade; this is the most sightly and best-cared-fot tarm for miles along; for a few days only. AS 207, Oregonian. NEARLY AN ACRE (EIGHT LOTS) IN THE CITY $1250 $20 A MONTH. If you can set aside $20 a month, by all means consider this proposition. Just east of Montavilla and only 5 blocks from car. nearly an acre; city water, excellent soil, beautiful view. m. V. car. get oft at Cason street, walk block east to whlto office (oDcn Sunday). ..EASY PAYMENT BARGAINS. $00 Two five-room modern cottages. $lfuo Six-room cottage, new. $1600 Four-room cottage modern. $12(Hl Four-room cottage,' not modem, out good; Just newly painted and papered: 9 bearing fruit treen, near car and school. These and others If you are looking for a home, come and see me. Chapman, 408 Ger llnger bldg., 2d and Alder. THE HEART OF IRVINGTON. BRAZhlE STREET ADDITION. LOTS 50x100 INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS. 10 PER CENT CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. SEE SCIIOONMAKER. 70S-9 CORBETT BLDG. PHONE MAIN 7855. A 5722. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO., FTRE ' AND GENERAL INSURANCE! AGENTS NEW ZEALAND INS. CO. 213 COMMERCIAL CLUB BLDG., MAIN 8009, A 2053. S ELL bungalow, east front, 5 large rooms, all tinted; fireplace, electric light and gas fixtures. Dutch kitchen, full basement, ce ment sidewalks. Bo sure and see this model home: It's cheap at $28!H). ALBERTA REALTY CO.. 659 Alberta St.. near 17th st. Woodlawn 1379. NICE COTTAGE $500. Good 5-room cottage, full lots, lots of roSes and fruit, on E. 7th, near Mason, a bargain at $2;:."i; $500 cash. $20 per month; owner must sell, Is going away; you will make money on this. URUSS1 & ZADOW. 317 Board of Trade bldg., 4th and Oak. $2500 HOME FOR $2000. Swell modern bungalow. 8 rooms and bsth. fireplace and all conveniences: 2 blocks to Rose City car: mum be sold ac once; owner Jeavlng city; only $500 down for quick sale. Jas. C, Logan, 326t Wash. St., room 404. , WE BUY, PELL OR TRADE REAL ES TATE PGR OUR CLIENTS. Have a few choice propositions to offer at this time; it will pay you to investigate. MARGULIS & SCML'BACH, 027 Board of Trade. Main 3558. A 3341. HOLLADAY One 0-ronm new home, cheap; one very select 6-room. every convenience, fixtures, electric connected; one lot. $80O; two, $S50; one. $1200, fine location; more bargains. M Room 5u0, Oregonian blilg. W. II. Herdman. EAST SIDE HOME. Close in, full lot. nice lawn, with mod ern 7-room house; if you want somethings above the ordinary it will pay to investi gate. Vanduyn & Walton, 515 Chamber Commerce. FIRST offer. 12 lots adjoining Columbia Heights, 80x100; Bull Run water, graded streets, Al soil. 6-mlnute car aervluo; an Ideal home site. I'rice $:t75. at $10 a month. 0;iO Worcester" bldg. $150 5 ACRES $150 Choice fruit tracts. S miles Forest Grove. Cash buyers interviewed. Owner compelled! to raise money. 503 Corbett bldg. WEST SIDE -HOME. Fractional lot. walking distance, good 7-room house, fine view; a decided bargain and terms. Vanduyn & Walton, GLft Chamber Commerce. HOUSES for sale in all pans of the city; acreage close in and farms In Oregon and Washington. Phone A 4R81. Kinney & Staru pher. 631-532 Lumber Exchange bldg. FOR SALE Lot and 2 stores. Alberta St., $1000 for quick action: a snap. Wood lawn 1979. 11. Hall, 952 East ulen ave. North. FOR SALE by owner, the handsomest bungalow In Irvlneton. Call and see It. 524 E. 20th st N. $100 CASH. $15 per month. 6-room modern house. 14 block from car. 20 Taylor st.. Laurelwood. INVESTORS Go to the Owners' Realty As sociation; buy direct of owners and save commissions. 205 Ablngton bldg. 1.3-ACRB tract, fine old home, fruit and grounds, near Mt. Tabor; also lots 50x150, $-100. Particulars Tabor 1500. MUST BE SOLD My modern 5-room house on Grand ave. near Broadwav; no rea sonable offer refused. Tel. C 1496. FIVE-ROOM cottage, two lots, fruit trees and roses. Corner 6th and Beech sts. $1200, EASY TERMS. 6-room house, full lot. Call 242 6th st. 50x100. Kllllngsworth. near Greely $750: terms. AM 201. Oregonian. st. at 50x100, 17th and Clifton, for a few days, $1500; terms. T 214. Oregonian. FOR SALE 2 new houses. E. 19th near Everett. Inquire of owner. 132 6th st. FOR anything In Portland real estate Columbia Trust Co., Board of Trad bids.