15
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1909.
t DRUGGISTS ELECT
MAKSH PHEblUEMI
Session at Seaside Closes
With Excursion to Fort
Stevens.
AT BAY OCEAN NEXT TIME
XimM Are Recommended to Gover
nor for Members of Board of
Pharmacy Pure Drug
Committee Xamcd.
FEASIDK. Or.. July IS. (Special.)
Th- Oregon State Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation, which haa been in session at
Hotel Moore since Tuesday, closed Its
last business session with this after
noon'a meetina. and the members will
start home tomorrow. The convention
has been a aiarnalljr successful one. and
over 112 delegates were In attendance,
many of them accompanied by their
families: On Wednesday, the president,
M. K. Everttt. of North Bend. Or., de
livered his annual message. Pr. 1
T. Lewis, of Seaside, made the address
of welcome to the convention, and Ar
thur Thayer, of Portland, responded.
Officers have been elected as follows:
J. Marsh, of Wasco, president: F.
Byerly. of Portland, first vice-president;
T. F. Laurin, of Astoria, second vice
president; H. M. Horton. of Burns, third
vice-president; A. W. Allen, Portland,
recretary; Benjamin F. Jones, Port
land, treasurer.
A committee was appointed to recom
mend to Governor Benson names for
selection on the State Board of Phar
macy, the appointment to be made In
February for a term of five years. The
list of names recommended and ap
proved for the State Board Include:
George C. Blakeley, of The Dalles: A.
W. Allen. Portland: W. A. Kuykendall,
Ktigene: J. Sidney McNair, Ashland. J.
M. Rlen, Portland.
Kighty applications were received for
membership, all of which were ac
cepted. The pure food and drug law
committee was appointed consisting of
F. C. Ptizzl. Portland: C. G. Huntley,
Oregon trity; A. W. Allen. Portland: F.
TI Caldwell. Newberg: A C Koeppen,
Pendleton. The object of this committee
is to draft a law along the lines of
pure drugs. This afternoon many
papers of interest were read. G. M.
Rieen. of Portland, gave an interest
ing treatise on "The Pharmacy Board
vs. the Candidate.-' J. A. Clemenson.
of Portland, read an unique account of
a druggists' excursion in 2009 to Plum
mer's strata in Northwest space, an
Imaginary sanitarium suspended In
mid-air over the ancient town of
Uoble.
The motion was passed that the next
meeting place be left with the execu
tive committee, with the recommenda
tion that Bay-Ocean be selected, pro
vided this picturesque spot Is In readi
ness at that time to receive; the party.
Many affairs of a social nature have
been given and the festivities closed
with a dancing party tonight. Tomor
row morning the party will leave Sea
side In special cars for a trip to Fort
Stevens and the Columbia River Jetty.
Returning, lunch will be served at
the Warrenton lumber ramp, with
eupper In Astoria en route home.
Members In attendance at the Oregon
State Pharmaceutical Association at
Morse Hotel. Seaside:
From Portland Mr and Ir. Will Cah'a.
Mr sun Mra. T. Wlmn. Mr. and Mrs.
llnlph crj'"er. Mr. ard Mrs. fluy 1. Ketche-a.-m.
Mr. and Mrs F. C. Kelter and two
children. Mr anil Mrs. C O. l-anlitsen and
Mm Alma I.aurltjr.n. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
r Pojxi. Mr. and Mrs. William Koehler. Mr.
and Mr. R. D Niece, Mr. and Mra, Im
Allen. Mr and Mm. A. W. Allen. Mr. and
Mrs W. tl A T. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Welcome, Mr. and Mra. John M. A. I.ane.
Mr. end Mrs. F. A. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
,-hilrrh and child. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Thav.r. Mr and Mrs. J A. Famfnrd. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur C.'UIrr Mr. and Mrs Wil
liam Z.lg-I.r. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Matthleu.
c;.r J. Holder, Joseph Risen. Rex.
Sichelber. Penjamln F. Jones. J. H. Pettle
mlre. H W. Ho'den. Ross C. rlummer. S.
I Vincent. C. C. SMaw. A. Hilller. Ernest
Ja-ohen H. F. Brandon. Fabian Byerly.
.Anselo Nana. A- R. Orant. C W. Campbell,
j r. Oulss. M Hlsaillon. Mrs. H. C. 1-evlns.
Mia FT'.sle Jobnson. Miss Genevieve Johnson.
Miss Lula pnsr. Mrs. M. A Rawson. Miss
jranr.i. Ame.-burv and Mrs Frank Koehler.
Oihr ar.: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Horton
end son Mervln. of Burns. Or.:. Mr. and
Mrs J K Stoxer and l.eah Stover, from
;rnl Fsss: Mr. and Mrs. J. Marsh, of
Wasco. Wash ; Miss -. Ansnn. or rorm
orove: O N. rherrlnston. from Dallas; Mr.
end Mrs. S I- M.Kensle and dauaht.r
rt.th.l. of lAustlne. Or. ; I- Johnson, of
ilxerton; w u. rowers, of Seattle; Mr
and Mrs flyrlo Huntley, of Oregon City:
Miss K W. Harbord. r Palm: Charles N.
.larka. Hod River; Mr. sr.d Mrs. .. .1.
rtirra. Salem: M. F Everett. North Bend.
Wasn. : Mr. and Mrs A. C. Koeppen. O.
W Koeppen and Alfred Koeppen. of Pendle
ton. Or.
TEACHERS' PAY INCREASED
Clatsop County Superintendent
Makes Creditable Report.
SALEM. Or.. July 15. (Special.) The
annual report of Miss Emma C. Warren,
superintendent of Clatsop County, was
today received by J. H. Aekerman.
superintendent of public instruction.
The reiiort snows a marked increase In
the salaries of all teachers as follows:
Average monthly salary of men
teachers. 190S. 69; 1909. 0.60. Aver
age monthlv salary of teachers In one
room buildines. IMS. M; 1909. I6S.9S.
Average salary of principals. 1908. S5;
1909 $Sl.i5. Average salary of assist
ant teachers. 190S. liS.66; 1909. 166.63.
ISLAND DEFENSES TESTED
t.rcat Mortars on Diamond Head
Fired for Fist Time.
HONOLULU. July 15 Under the direc
tion of Captain William P. Piatt, of the
ordnance department, the eight great
mortars of t!ie Fort Ruger defenses, on
Piainond Head Point, were fired for the
rirst time today. The guns command the
only approach to Honolulu Harbor, and
are the first of the coast defenses to be
installed.
T'.t- test was thoroughly satisfactory.
Cantain Piatt arrived yesterday on the
transport Thomas to supervise the plac
ing of the other guns.
FIVE FISHERMEN DROWN
Weird Tales Sent From Bristol Bay
In Far-Away Alaska.
ASTORIA. Or.. July IS. The latest
reports from Nushagak River. Bristol
Bay. Alaska, show that while the fish
ing season haa been a successful one
at. u the catch gf lsh la concerned.
several of the men engared In the In
dustry have lost their lives as a result
Last evening O. Paulsen recejvea
a letter from Swen O. Belland.
stating that the weather had been
very rough, with strong gales, and
that five men were known to have
been drowned, while two others, who
were fishing for the Portland-Alaska
Packers' Association,, had been missing
for six days, and were supposed to have
been lost. One of the men drowned was
John Abrahamson. of Seattle, who
fished for the Columbia River Packers'
Association.
Another fatality reported was that f
a man named Nelson, hailing from
South Bend, who fell from the rigging on
one of the vessels while en route to
Alaska, and was killed. The two who
are missing from the Portland-Alaska
Packers' crew are Axel Hennlngsen ana
Oscar Anderson.
At the Indian village at Nushagak.
shortly before the cannery fleet ar
rived, two Indian women were killed
and eaten by dogs, which, owing to
the severe weather, were on the verge
of starvation.
Mr. Belland also writes that there is
a new United States Marshal at Nusha
gak. and that owing to his activity the
Jail there Is filled with prisoners wait
ing for trial. It la supposed they are
men charged with smuggling wnisay
into the territory.
All the letters which have been re
ceived from Bristol Bay tell of the run
of king salmon having been unusually
largo and that excellent packs have
been put up by all the canneries.
TO DEEPEN WOOD RIVED
GOVEIIXMENT ENGINEER IS IN
SPECTING STREAM.
Klamnth Falls Anxious to See River
Made Navigable Nearer Route
to Crater Lake.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. July 15.
Special.) Engineer Schubert, sent from
Washington to make a preliminary exam'
Inatlon of Wood River as to the prac
tlcablllty of Improving navigation on that
stream has arrived, and accompanied by
several officials of the Chamber of Com
merce, has gone to Wood River.
Wood River, the principal northern
tributary of the Upper Klamath Lake,
rises in the Cascade chain and in great
springs at the base of the mountains, and
flows for about 35 miles through the
Upper Klamath Valley, one of the most
beautiful valleys of the rich Klamath
Basin. In fact, the Upper Klamath Val
ley, with its fine streams of clear, cold
water. Its groves of pine and aspen trees
and its wide green meadows, is a natural
park of rare beauty, covering an area of
30,000 acres of meadow land, an area
unsurpassed on the Coast for dairying
purposes.
Lying between this area of 30.000 acres
now available for meadow and pasture
purposes, and the north end of the Upper
Klamath Lake, lies as much more land
of similar character, but In Its present
state too wet for use. Work In diking
and dredging is already In progress to
reclaim a large portion of this marsh
land, and it is a question of only a short
time when miles of this rich, alluvial hot
torn will be reclaimed from its wlldness
to contribute toward the wealth of the
country.
Wood River, which meanders through
this splendia valley, should be the main
artery of Its commerce and the direct
route for tourists from Klamath I-ake
and from the railroad at Klamath Falls
to the wonderland of the Crater Lake Na
tional Park and the famous hunting and
camping grounds within the Cascade For
est Reserve.
The straightening of this beautiful lit
tle river and the deepening of Its shal
lows to admit of its successful naviga
tion for small steamboats and launches
from Klamath Lake to a point several
miles above the town of Fort Klamath
would not cost much. With this accom
pllshed less than 20 miles would remain
to cover the distance from the head of
navigation to the very rim of Crater
Lake.
EX-CONVICT IS ACCUSED
W. B. Atkinson Arrested at Corvallls
for Theft of Overcoat.
SALEM. Or.. July 15. (Special.) Chief
of Police Gibson returned today from Cor
vallls with W. B. Atkinson, wanted here
for the alleged theft of an overcoat front
Ir. Shaw. Atkinson was arraigned in
Police Court, waived examination and
waa bound over under $500 bonds.
In addition to serving a term In the
Washington Penitentiary, Atkinson
served one term In Oregon, was pardoned
and returned to serve out the balance of
his time.
Meets at Detroit Next Year.
BOSTON. July 15. Detroit was selected
as next year's convention city by the
executive board of the Catholic Educa
tional Association today and the dates
were fixed as July a, 6 and 7.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL, REPORT.
rORTLANT. July IS River reafllnr at 8
A. M.. ISO feet: chant In last 24 hours, .2
fool. Total rainfall (B A. M. to R P. M).
none: total since September 1. Hrt$, 36 1
Inch..; normal. 44.29 Inches; deficiency, 9-15
Inches. Total sunshine July 14. 15 hours. 24
minutes; possible. 15 hours. 24 minutes.
Barometer i reduced to sea-level), at 5 P. M-,
oOAti inches.
PACIFIC COAST HEATHER.
Observations taken at 6 P. M., Pacific time,
July 15:
K "01 Wind
is. ET
STATIONS. B Si 2- ''
k leather
o 3 : ?
If : ;
Baker City
lllsmarck
Bo lee
Kureka
Helena
Kamloops. .......
North Head
Pooatello
Portland
Hed Bluff
Roseburc
Sacramento.
fait Lake
San Francisco
Spokane
Tacoma
TatoosO Island
Walla Walla
Blaine
Msrshfleld
Siskiyou . . .n
Kalispe'.l
Tonopah
.) eo o.on! 8 nvv
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Raining
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
7t o.oo. s NW
88 0.00! .V
BO 0.00 16 X
M .OOi 4 E
MO. 00' lo SW
P 0.00.18 S
82 o.OO. 4 W
70 O.OOl 8 S W
102'O.OUI 6 SE
To 0.00'12'NW
0.00 10 S
92 0.00 NW
660.00 22 W
9OO.O0 12 SW
70 0. OOi 8 W
&8'!.C 4 NW
92'0.0llOrN
W 0.O0; 4'SW
aeJO.O' 6 w
T 0.001 4 NB
W. 00' 8 SE
92'O.oj) 10 SE
(clear
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A trough of low pressure overlies the Inter
mountain States and the barometer Is afraln
r'.slnr rapliy along- tha coast from Cap Flat
tery to Saa Franclaco. Light rain haa fallen
oa tha Strait of Fuca. but elsewhere on the
Pacific Slope, fair weather prevails. It Is
much cooler in Western Oregon and Western
Washington and slightly warmer east of the
Cascade Mountains.
The Indications are for fair weather In thfcs
district Friday. It will b cooler east of th
Cascade Mountains and the temperature will
rise slightly to th west of that range.
FORECASTS.
For the 28 hours ending midnight. July IS:
Portland and vtclnlty Fair: westerly winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair; cooler east
portion; westerly winds.
Idaho Fair and cooler.
-EUVVARD A. E&ALe. District Forecaster.
AMUSEMENTS.
LYRIC THEATER ESIS
The
Blue
Mouse
"One
Big
Laugh"
Oregon! an
CLYDE FITCH'S
COMEDY
SCREAM
SEAT SALS OPENS TODAY.
The Sensational Drama,
"THREE WEEKS"
At - Bungalow Theater,
All week, beginning next Sunday.
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
Evenings II 50 to SOc; Mat., SI. 00 to 2So
HAIK e. A 10IO. Metises
Kx, Soadars and Holidays,
1H5-508
N.GHTS
THEATER ,5-u-75c
Week of Jnly It. Sent Watson's Farmyard
Cirrus. "Trimmed," Herbert and Willing
In "Oh! Man," tiriff. acbxode and Mnlvey in
" A Theatrical Agency." 11a brannon. "Banlu
BreaaeaJe Duo," Orchestra, Fictarea.
THE GRAND
HEEK OF JCI-Y It, 0.
EVA
MUDGE
THE MILITARY
H AID.
E"nlnc perform -tioi.
7 30 and S:1S.
Fric 1 5 and 23c.
Box mat cnt.
fadoa.
Crit Iar,
Rrtn & Broth,
Barn en ft R4ra.nff
Trlraph tour,
1-YtM R-mr,
brandaitoope.
Matlne daily, 2:30
Ad ml union 15 crntw.
P ANT AGE S THEATER
Advanced Vaudeville. Stars of All Nations.
THE PRENTICE TROIPE
WO.NDEKFTL, ACROBATS
THE Hl'MRfc"
Character Impersonator and Drapery Dancer
The White city Four Ixulse Kent A Co.
Ix White Tbe Naples Quartet
Pantages Orchestra The Bloarapn
Matinees dally loc. Two shows at night,
lrc and 25c.
STAR Theater
The House of Original Productions.
COXCHITA, THE SPANISH BELLE,
A BIG FEATURE.
The Cooiest Theater in the City.
Pain's Fireworks
fte OAKS Ji7y
Donatelll's Band every day at 2:30 and 8.
A car a minute at 3d and Tf.mhill.
Baseball
RECREATION PARK,
Corner Vauerhn and Twenty-fourth Sta,
TACOMA
vs
PORTLAND
JVlY 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17. IB.
names becln week days 3:30 F. M. : Sun
day. 2:1)0 P. M. .
Admission Bleachers, 2.1c; Grandstand.
50c; Boxes, 23c extra. Children: Bleachers.
10c; Grandstand, 25c.
LADIES' DAY, r KID Ax.
Boys under 12 free to Bleachers Wednes
day.
CLASSIFIED .ADVERTISING BATE
la Effect November 1.
Per UN.
One time ....lJo
fame ad two eonaemtlYe time xzo
game ad three conaecutive timea.. BUe
bame aa k or mtcb fnf-;uM-
Six word eoaxtt a one line on cmab. ad
iavs.n.nf at snd no ad counted for leae
than two Unca. When an advertUement U
aot roc cotuecutWe timea the one-time rate
appllea.
The above rate epplr to ndTertlaemenU
under -New Today" and all other cUeelnca
tlona exoeptins toe (ollowlnsi
Sitoatione Wanted. Male.
Mtuatlons Wanted Femala.
For Rent. Rooms, private Famlllea,
Rooma and Board. Private famlllee.
Honeekeepinc Room, private Famlltea.
Th rata on the above claaaiflcatlon la 1
eenta a line eech InaerUon.
Bonce In the "New Today colamne la
Htm red bT memaore only 14 Unea te the
Inch.
rtwr-rtw.TOWr PATRONX Th Ore-
-rnnlnn will receive copy by mail, provided
.nfAtawa. rmlttanc for a definite number
of iiMines la cent. Acknowledgement of aaoB
remittance 'will be forwaraea promptly.
oi 4hanra of Yvonk advertUemente the
ehara-e wlU V bitacd on tbe actual number
of Jlnee appeirini In the paper, resardleae
of the number of word In each line.
In case box ornoe adama le requirea o
as.vawii1f.a- fnrm vlven And rotint fhla. aa nart
ef the ad. Annwera to advertisement a will
he forwarded to patrons, proviaea aeii-aMtr
drecd stamped. envlopea are furnished.
AUCTION TO DAT.
a n-iimn'. staiesrooTTiH. corner Second and
Yamhill St.. at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auc-
;ioneer.
MEETING ypTTCES.
PORTTsAND LODGE. So. R5. A.
F. and A. M. Stated communica
tion. Masnnlc Temple, thla ( Fri
day evening, 7:30 o'clock- Work
In E. A. decree. Visitors welcome.
By order W. M.
C. M. STEADMAX, Secretary.
HASSAUO IjODGE. No. 15. I. O. O. T.
Reaular meeting- this Friday) evening at
9 o'clock. Special business to be t ran acted.
Vtsltora welcome. F. COZENS, Secretary.
DIED.
PRICE In this city, July 14. Gilbert C.
Price, aa-ed 28 jneaxs.
FCNERAI NOTICES.
CA SPED AT July 14. Mra. Elisabeth Wataon
c awe-lay, axed 40 years, wire or ur. t ranic
F. Caeseday. Funeral will take place Fri
day. July 10, at 10 A. M., from McEntee
Kr'lckaon Company chapel. 49 Alder et..
thence to the Crematorium, where services
will be held at 11 A. M. Frienda respect
fully invited.
GINDER Of Greshatn. Or., July 14. Lena
Foreat Ginaer, asjea z yeara 3 montns i
days, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Thomas Ginder. Funeral will take place
from the Baptist Church. Gresham, Or.,
Sunday. July IS. at P. M. Friends
respectfully Invited. Interment Gresham,
RICKERT In this city. July 15, Emmellne
Rlckert. The remains are at Sanson's un
dertaking parlors. Gresham. Or. Funeral
services will be held at Grange Hall, near
Sprlngdale. Saturday. July 17. at 2 P. 34.
Friends Invited.
REYNOLDS At the residence of ber daugh
ter, Mra. S. W. Hlckltn, Whitman station,
Mt. Scott, July 16, Catherine B. Reynolde.
aged 7ft year. The funeral eervicea will
be neid at the HUlsboro Cemetery Satur
day. July 17.
EDWARDS July 15, at the home of B. P.
Reynolds. Sandy Road. Martha A. Ed
wards, aged 69 years. Funeral will take
place from the above place Sunday. July
is. at S p. M. Friends respectfully In
vited. Interment Powell Cemetery.
Pwnnlna. McEnte as GlTbanah. Foneral
Directors. 7th and Pine, phone Main 4U
Lady Assistant. Office ef County Coroner.
EDWARD HOL.MAX CO.. Funeral direct
ors. t2 Id sU Lady naaUtant. Phone at. Ml.
J. P. FHOJET BUN. Sd and Madlaoav
Lady attendant. Pbooa Mala A ISM.
r. 8. ntlNNINO tTaoertakvr 414 Kaat
Alaer. Laa aaalataot. Pbooa ataa U.
McEJfTKE-ERICSON- CO. rodntakani
ladr aaalataot. W Alder, at alia.
XELUI-BTRXEI CO.. Funeral Direct
or. t'tS RuaselL Botb DboDea. Ladr aaalstaa?.
I.KRCH Undertaker. 4? raat Alder.
Pbooea aat 'SI. B lsss. Lady aaalataot.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
PRESIDENT. Mai. SOS.
SECRETARY. Main BBS.
JIVMAKS OFFICIB. Eavs, 4771,
NEW TODAY.
BEAUTIFUL
HOME
Between Portland Heights
Council Crest. Handy to
Large yard, water, gas, etc.
and
car.
A matmificent, unobstructed
view. Seven rooms ; strictly mod
ern in every respect; 6-foot fire
place. Price $7500, V2 cash.
nr . Of ft I
ijnaDin o neriow
a
332 Chamber of Commerce
West Side
SNAP
A lot in Goldsmith's Addition, the
great AVest Side restricted district.
On Pettj-jrove, between Joth and
26th, at $400 below value.
GOOD TERMS
Owner will build to suit, if desired,
and home can be paid for at $100 per
month.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
S 84 Fourth Street.
Board of Trade Building.
A BARGAIN
Five acres on carllne, IB minutes'
ride; best platting proposition In the
city. Must be sold at once. Terms.
$9500
Ideal Corner
Apartment Site
S. E. corner 12th and Harrison, 100
feet on 12th. 50 feet on Harrison: 2
carlinea. Montgomery and 13th sts.,
only 1 block; 10 minutes' walk to Post-
olilce; income now 4a per momn.
SEE
SMITH 6 EVERETT
FalllDK Rulldlna;.
CAPITOL HILL
On the Oregon Electric Railway, 6-cent
car fare. In Portland proper, inside me
city limits, 13 minutes' ride from the
business center, all full lots 60x100 feet
each. Improved streets and sidewalks;
cltv and mountain view unsurpassed,
no stone or gravel, all In grass plot.
Prices $200 to $400 per lot. Title per
fect. Complete abstract of title to date
furnished free to every purchaser. Take
the Oregon Electric car .at Front and
Jefferson streets for Capitol Hill and
see for yourself.
CI.OHES'Y A SMITH,
401-2 McKay Bids;. Phone Mala 1068.
BIG BARGAIN
Jsew. modern 8-room house; this
property is located on the hiijh bluff
overlooking the Willamette Kiver, is
very sightly; an ideal home; lot 50 by
150. This property cannot be dupli
cated for $6000. Price $5500; half
cash.
W. K. Morehouse Invest. Co.
5 Lumbermens Building.
SNAPS AT OAKLAND
Over 5000 acres in and around Oak
land in farms and ranches ranginsr in
size from -37 to 1200 acres. New
railroad will pass through some of
these places. Prices irom $18 per
acre up.
See L. M. Hickok.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
200-204 Chamber of Commerce.
Thirty Lots
(5 acres) south of Hawthorne ave., close
In; 1.1 -room modern house. VERY
SIGHT!.!. Terms reasonable. K 227,
Oregonlan.
West Side Riverfront
4 acres and 8-room bungalow, bath, Are
filace, full cement basement. furnac, sleep
nit porch, large living porch, the grounds
are beautiful, on the Willamette River, fine
neighborhood. Tbl la a snap. For price
and terms see
ZIMMERMAN.
610-621 Board of Trade Bldg.
DESCHUTES
LAND HEADQUARTERS
209 WELL5-FARGO BUILDING
Mortgage Loans on
Improved City Property
At CBmoi nsiira.
Building; Ivoanr. Installment Loans.
Wm. MacMaster
302 Worcester Block.
For Sale 100x100
COUCH ADDITION
Deal with owner and save commission.
Make an offer. 660 Lovejoy st.
NEW TODAY.
HAWTHORNE PARK HOME
$6500
Fine modern, large. 8-room house;
fine fireplace: gas and electric; full
cement basement, etc.; living-room is
17x25; the neighborhood is the very
best on the East Side and only 20 min
utes" walk to the West Side; located on
East- 14th and Yamhill sts. Look at
It today.
Grussi & Zadow
317 Board of Trade Bids;., 4th and Oak.
GEOBGE BLACK.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
(All Branches.)
823 Worcester Bids;.
Phones Main 83 7 L. A 4013-
BJEAX ESTATE PKAT.FKH.
Andrews, F. V, St Co. It 2349. 90 Hamilton
bids.
Baker, Alfred A., 112 Abfnrton bids;.
Beck. WlUUra G-, 313 Failing bid.
Birrell. A. H. Co.. 202-3 McKay bldg". Real
eitate. Ins a ranee, mortgages, loans, etc
Bru baker A Benedict. 002 McKay biff. 1ft. M
Chapln ft Rerlow. 8S2 Chamber Commerca.
Cook, B. B.. A CO.. DOS Corbett bld-
plelds, a H , Co., Board of Trad bid.
Jennings Co., Main 188. 100 Oreonlaa,
panish, Watklns A Ok, 250 Alder st.
Richardson. A. B-. 221 Com. Club bide
Fchalk. Geo. D.. 204 Stark st. Main or A 303
Sbarkey, J. P.. & Co., 122)6 Sixth St.
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand aTa. and
Multnomah t- Holladay Addition).
Walker. 8. T., 04 Corbett bids;.
White. B. F.. 227 Washington st.
FOB SALE RE AX ESTATE.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
A fine home, consisting of a good houeo
and a block of 11 lots; finely improved
with many kinds of fruit and shade trees
and much beautiful shrubbery. It has all
the seclusion of a country home, yet Is
close In and on the carllne. The view is
good. It can be subdivided Into several
beautiful building sites and sold at a good
profit, leaving the owner a large home at
a nominal cost; price, $15,000, on good
terms.
R. F. BRYAN.
BOB Chamber of Commerce.
Main 1963, A 1221.
ENGLISH WALNUTS
Having planted 70 per cent of walnuts
In Oregon, sold 00 per cent of plantings
ever sold In Oregon, we feel our prop
erties should invite consideration; $100
cash, $15 per month for each live-acre
tract.
CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO. (Inc.).
Lumber Exchange BlUg., 2d and Stark sta,
A BEAUTIFUL 8-ROOM HOUSE.
New, modern; reception hall, electric
lights and gas; 4 large closets, double
floor and siding; full basement, laundry
trays; woodlift, piped forg furnace, cement
walks; improved street; shades and fix
tures; close to car; must be seen to be ap
preciated. It Is a beauty, $3200, $500 cash,
balance $20 per month and Interest.
HAWTHORNE REALTY CO..
1011 Hawthorne aw., cor. E. 34th st.
Tabor B16.
APARTMENT-HOUSE SITE, $10,000.
One block from Washington St., SOrlOO,
with good 8-room house, income $40 per
month; this property Is In the center of
the best apartment-house and residence
district on the West Side; price $10,000;
terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
12-213 Commercial Club Bids.
Phones, Main SG99, A 2053.
IS THE APPLE BELT 5. lO and 20-acre
apple orchards, with 150 peach "fillers"
per acre. We plant, cultivate, pay taxes
4 years, delivering you a producing prop
erty netting large profits on several times
the amount Invested; 10 per cent down
and $15 monthly will secure this; it means
independence. D. 1 McLeod. mgr., 2-6
Falling bldg.
NEW BUNGALOW.
New. 6-room bungalow, just finished; a
very nne place lor the price and a verj'
decided bargain at $-'100. $500 cash," $20
per month; on East 7th at., between Ai
berta and Wygant: key next door.
GRUSSI A ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
BEAUTIFUL bungalow of 5 rooms, just
completed, modern, fireplace. built-in
sideboard and book cases. 2 blocks from
carllne; price $32.'0; terms $500 down.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-21S Commercial Club Bid.
Phones, Main 8009. A 2653.
$280
, For 50x100 lot on 32d, bet. East Harrison
and Grant ; lot is low and needs filling.
but airt cneap at tne price.
BRUBAKER & BENEDICT.
502 McKay Bldg.
DO you want a real snap 7 Good 6-room
house, lot 50x100, lawn, ornamental trees
and shrubbery, on Mount Scott carline.
$300 ; very easy terms. John Horn, i
blocKs soutn or Ana&eu station.
BAD health requires me to live fn dryer clt
mate, so here goes my beautiful home on
west slope Mount Tabor; 9 rooms, electric
lights, water, etc ; price, $ouou; terma
Fred Broetje, SI East 61st at.
CALLED away; must sacrifice my new mod
ern 7 -room bungalow; $300 below cost;
5-room cottage, all modern. J1200. Eck-
man. Gerlinger bldg. Phone Woodlawn
969.
WILLAMETTE. HEIGHTS.
The most artistic and best located
bungalow on Willamette Height, unob
structed view. $65O0 ; terms. James A.
Clock. 252 Alder st. Phone Main 1274.
BARGAIN.
Fine building site; unobstructed view of
citv and valley; equal to 2 city lots;
only $2750. Purse, 818 Chamber of Com
merce. $6500 EXCEPTIONAL income, bargain;
spienaiaiy locaiea. oia residence section,
two fiats and cottage. 50x100. near new
boulevard site; terms. AN 223, Orego
nian. WE WILL FINANCE THE BUILDING
Of your home if you buy the lot of us.
STRONG & CO..
Financial Agents, 605 Concord Bldg.
AM leaving town, so must aell my attractive
bungalow in Mt. rabor b beet section. Call
B 2458 cr address AJ 240, Oregon ian for a
bargain.
WEST SIDE HOME.
Fractional lot; easy walking distance;
house of 7 rooms, only $4500, easy terms.
Vanduyn A Walton, 515 Chamber Commerce.
THE prettiest 6-room house and east front
lot, near rieamont ; nrepiace. beamea
ceilings, trees, flowers; only $2400. W.
W. Payne. 1210 Williams ave.
SNAP, ON W.-W. CARLINE.
Two-story six-room houpc ; bath, cement
basement, great view; $2600.
T. J. BYRNES, 245 Morrison,
SNAP.
Must be sold today. lOOxlOO on Portland
Heights, at 2-3 actual value. $1000 needed.
Purse, 818 Chamber of Commerce.
SNAP.
Lots on Halsey, between E. 29th and E.
31st, $550, 20 per cent cash, $10 per month.
Puree, 618 Chamber of Commerce.
FINE -room houses on E. 11th; walking
distance; modern; $5300. 317 Rothchild
bldg.
6-ROOM bungalow, new, cheap, easy terms;
liberal discount ior casn; owner, 58 West
A ins worth ave. Woodlawn 1516.
INVESTORS Go to the Owners Realty As
sociation; buy direct or owners ana save
commissions. 205 Abington bldg.
NICE, sightly corner, 110x118, Council Crest
Park, on canine, write owner, ad 237,
Oregonlan.
REAL ESTATE man wants small office
with use of reception room. Phones Main
3207. A 2972.
MODERN 6-room house and corner lot;
price, $4500; gooa location. Owner, 355
East 6th st. North, cor. Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL corner in Montavllla. 1
block from car, 90-ft. front, easy terma
Owner, phone Tabor 573.
$150 EQUITY in fin beach lot for $75; a
snap. VV o, uregonian.
PLENTY houses, $lO0 to $500 down, terms;
sounds gooa 7 Medio. 4oo Worcester oidg.
OVERTON st., lot near 23d. choice location;
$4000 if sold at once. twtncnua mag.
FOB SALE RJEAL ESTATE.
A HOME AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD
AT ONCE.
Attractive, strictly modern, high-grade.
well-built, 10-room residence, designed for
beauty, convenience ana comrort; locaiea
on Tillamook street at end of East 3tHh
street, verv near carllne. in htgh-clasa
residence district, with Bull Run water
and improved streets; house nas tuu csse-
ment, furnace, oaa noors, oeameu reumg,
large fireplace. buui-:n ounei, dwrumcs,
seat. etc.. clothes chute to basement,
woodlift, lavatories on both floors, extra
toilet In basement. Built by architect for
home for a client who could not take
same for financial reasons, ir lanen im
mediately may be had at the very low
price of $6000; small cash payment and
balanc monthly. Information from C. L.
Horn, architect, room 11 Madison bldg.,
250 3d st.
FOR SALE A beautiful home at Oak
Grove, Oregon City line, 30 minuter ride.
1 LI a a-emmH nw fl-TOO 111 hOUSO.
pantry, storeroom. brick fireplace, 75
feet verandas, 2O0 choice roses In full
bloom. 75 bearing grape vines, 300 bear
ing strawberries, loganberries, blackberries
and currants, 0 bearing fruit trees of
every description, new barn ana ouiroujo.
Iflrre chirk An rorral. fenced and crOSS-
fenced, enough garden truck planted for
good-sized family, every foot of ground
cultivated ; fine lawn arouna tne nousa,
dotted with select shrubbery, etc., etc..
Inquire on premises, Louis Brandt, Oak
uruvv, ur.
1TPPER HOOO RIVFTR LANDS.
160 acres choice unimproved land easily
cleared, beautifully situated, $100 per
acre, terms; 100 acres, good buildings, 10
acres bearing standard apples, small fruit,
etc., all under water. Hood River one
boundary of the place, $150 per acre, near
aepot; win taKe property wonn tuw u
exchange, lone time on the balance. I
handle exclusively upper valley lands. W.
. Marshall. Dee, Or.
PAY $.'i0O CARH.
PAY $500 IN 1 YEAR.
PAY $500 IN 2 Y BARS.
PAY $000 IN 3 YEARS.
And own a thoroughly modern 5-room
cottage: lot 100x100: nneFt view in i'ort
land; property is now worth $2700; within
3 years it will be worth $4000; owner
makes this big cut in price to find buyer
dv tne iittn. laae m. v. car, net uix ai
East 70th st. A. 2. Searle, Montaviua
Phone Tabor 1440.
$250 DOWN buys a modern 5-room bunga
low with paneled dining-room. Deam ceil
ing;, tinted walls, full attic and basement,
bet of plumbing, gas and electricity ;
price $22.0. Geo. A- Ross, owner, 37th
and E. Sherman. Phone Tabor 1467.
Take Hawthorne-ave. or W. R. car.
MT. TAROR HOME.
New. modern, 6-room house with fine
lireplace. full cement basement. iuii
rlumhlnir and a fine corner lOOxlOO. for
fine suburban home this can't be beat;
for price and terms, see us.
GRUSSI & ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade B!dg.. 4th and Oak.
WEST AVENUE DISTRICT.
Lot 60x100, facing north on E. Taylor
st., near E. 60th St., 2 block from Mt.
Tabor car; price $li00; terms.
H P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Phones, Main S'i'.tll. A 2G53.
HOTEL SITE.
West Side, one block from Washington
St.; 100x100. with 2 houses which bring
In fair Income; thla is a good Investment
at $20,000; terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-213 Commercial Club Bldff.
Phones. Main 8609, A 2653.
$37.50 CASH
Will buy a 50x100 lot, n graded street, with
new sidewalk, city water, close to best car
line and 10 .minute from bridsre: the bal
ance of price ($375) can be paid $10 per
month. This is your opportunity; act at
once. 516 Abington bldg.
I HAVE any thing you want in 5 to 8-room
houses; terms to suit you.
A lso. home sites, 100x100, Portland
Heights: 115x100, Alameda Park, choice,
cheap; many others. Room 500, Oregonlan
bldg. owner, w . h. neraman.
"NOTICE. PROPERTY -OWNERS."
Do you want to sell your place? We
have buyers; taiK wnn us toaay.
NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO.
Room B16, 326 Washington St.
5-ROOM bungalow. 2i minutes' car ride,
6c fare; little money required ; balance
like rent. National Realty & Trust Co.,
826 Washington st., room ois.
A SNAP.
For sale by owner, a business lot in St
John. Any reasonable offer will be ac
cepted. L 234. Oregonlan.
HOUSES for sale In all parts of the city;
acreage close In and farms in Oregon and
Washington. Phone A 48S1. Kinney & Stam-
pher. 531-532 Lumber ixcaange Diog.
SNAP Suburban home, modern, six-room
house, two lots; fruit trees, berries, chicken
yard. Call on owner, 2S8 Grand ave., South;
$1600, easy terms.
SIX-ROOM unfinished house, on 28th near
Wygant; must be soia quicKiy to get sjou
cash ; balance terms, see owner evenings.
room 106 Sargent Hotel.
MODERN", up-to-date six-room house; full-size
basement, with lawn, fruit trees and roe.;
small house on back of lot that rents; $600
down. 301 m. tota st. jn. Aiontavnia car.
BUY from owner finest quarter block in
Wiberg Heights, east front, beautiful
view of city and mountains. D 246, Ore-
gUalltUl.
TrnvR HOME. 151 E 28th St.: good location,
large grounds, 8-room modern house;
terma owner, ia h.. ;in si. r.aat u,
40 ACRES highly improved land. 6 miles
east city limits, will sell all or half.. Main
9008.
FOR SALE New, modern 6-room bouse, on
Alberta carline; a snap. Sigel & Ca., 335
Morrison.
FOR SALE by owner, the handsomest
bungalow In Irvine ton. Call and see It.
524 E. zutn st. r.
IRVINOTON Choice lot: naved street, 17th,
between Brazee and Knott. Owner, East
6368.
STRICTLY modern 6 or 7-room desirable
borne, small payment casn, Daiance montn
ly. Owner. Phone Woodlawn 1799.
38TH. NEAR HAWTHORNE.
Nice corner, lOOxlOO, $1500. Main 6530.
Room 8. 221 Morrison st.
BUSINESS block at a sacrifice, on Wil
liams ave., near Ivy; must b sold. Home
phone A 1857.
PORTLAND INVESTMENTS
Of merit are to be found in the office of
Ja. C. Logan, AU wash, st., room 404.
CHOICE lot, best location, Sell wood; bar
gain; $750 one week only, terms. 500 Ore
gonian bldg. M. 3830. W. H. Herdman.
NEW 6-room hquse, 100x100 lot; $100 down,
$25 monthly. Tower, University Station.
FOR SALE One lot in Sellwood. Inquire of
owner, 506 Spokane ave., Sellwood.
FOR SALE 2 new houaes. E. 19th near
Everett. Inquire of owner, 132 6th at.
FOR SALE Six-room house. Call 771 East
Salmon t.
LIST TOUR property with Sigel & Co., 335
Morrison, fnonea aiain aioo, a ovv.
FOR anything in Portiand real estate eee
Columbia Trust Co.. Board of Trade bldg.
WANTED REAL EST A XI
I WANT to buy Immediately a 0 or 7-room
houxe or cottage in South Portland, south
of Arthur st. ; give full details in your re
ply or no attention paid. R 235. Orego
nlan. WANTED Uncleared or partly cleared farm
land, about 35o acres, in uiameite vaney,
within some 60 miles from Portland; good
for fruitft and gardening; no agent but owner
need apply. K. I., P. O. Box 170.
WE pay cash for equity. What property
Kav-a vrt trt rtfTr? SII vniir enntrafit to
us; we have buyers. National Realty &
Trust Co., 326 H Washington st.
I WANT a home. 6 or 7 rooms, not over
'4r.on- no mo piam locution. AK 22.1. Ore-
con ian.
CHOICE homes and buildmr lots our great
est need ; we can sen mem. v.uiucuuiwi
i'rnst Co., Board of Trade bldg.
WANTED Small rooming-house, about 12
rooms; must be good location ana wen
furnished. AJ 241, Oregonlan.
WANT modern home., have $5000; 5 per
cent bonds to trade, jostonice uox jou.
FOR SALE FARMS.
FARM LANDS.
We can sell you farm or fruit land for
$10 per acre; if you want a farm, see us
for bargains. Wallace & Flynn. 228
Stark at.
FOR full information how to secure farm?
In Brltuh coiumma write or can on u
Butler, 228 Stark st.
ALL good ones, tee na Cohimbla Trust Cow,
.ttoara ox xraae oias-
FOR SALE FARMS.
CLARK COUNTY FARMS.
We have the finest collection of large
and small farms in Clark County, which
we will be pleased o tako you out to see.
These farms are near the electric carline
and not far from Vancouver. All the new
railroads are heading for Portland through
Vancouver, and any of these farms will
prove a tine Investment.
MURPHY & CASWELL,
230 Stark St.
Vancouver Office,
712 Main Su
APPLE LANDS.
GARDEN LANDS,
FAR M LANDS.
SUMMER HOMES,
CAMPING SITES,
EXCELLENT WISHING.
In the heart of Sandy River district.
SO miles from Portland on Mount Hood
Electric Railway survey. Finest soil on
earth; pure mountain air; numerous
streams; in tracts from 2 acres up t
several hundred ; prices range from $20
per acre up to $100. on terms. Our
automobile will take you to the property
In less than 90 minutes.
CHAP1N & HER LO W,
332 Chamber of Commerce.
PRUNE ORCHARD FOR SALE Have for
sale a prune orchard of IfiS acres, located
six miles from Corvallls, four miles from
Albany. Or. 156 acres planted to Italian,
prunes. 15 years old. Improvements fair,
consisting of house, barn, and evaporating1
plant of 2500 bushels' rapacity. This year's
crop will be from 10.000 to 15.000 bushels.
$8000 has been realized from one crop
from this orchard. Evaporating plant cot
about $7iM)0. This property must be sold
at once and will go for $20,000 including
crop, with immediate possession. $1O.0u0
down, talance two to five years at 6 per
cent. Bargain for some fruit man. Virgil
E. Walters. Corvallls, Oregon.
FRUIT, NUT AND ALFALFA LAND.
Come and see photographs and receive
truthful and intelligent information relative
to the low. rolling foothills of YamMil
County; they are beautiful beyond compare;
the soil Is unusually deep, rich and red. un
excelled for fine fruits'. English walnut and
alfalfa: prices in certain localities exceed
ingly low; we own in part and control for
sale 10,0.K) acre., from 1 to 6 miles from
good town and railway; will sell small tracts,
good terms.
GEO. E. WAGGONER,
Phone Main 3481. 923 Board of Trade.
A BARGAIN.
300 acres of orchard and pasture land,
close to growing town and In best fruit
belt In Eastern Oregon; 300 cherry trees
in full bearing. 125 Just beginning to
bear; two houses, barn and other out
buildings: timber on place to cut 1000
cords wood; price $15,0iK: will take good
automobile, balance on satisfactory terms.
Address Lock Box 8. Mosier. Or.
Idaho Carey Act Lands.
Now open for entry and settlement in
the choicest agricultural section of the
Northwest. . . '
The Snake River Valley. Southern Idaho.
State Government supervision.
For free Information on Irrigated. Lands
write
C. B. Hurtt, Boise. Idaho.
A SNAP.
60 acres. 14 acres in cultivation, 12 acres
of orchard. 6 acres of npplos, 6 acres of
prunes; all fenced, on main county road,
one mile from a town of 2500 people. 1
mile from river and railroad station. 16
miles from Portland; $:umm). cash.
CHAPTN 6c HERLOW.
332 Chamber of Commerce.
WHAT have you to trade fo. SO acres
of unimproved land. 20 miles from Port
land. 1 mtle from R. R. station, with good
creek one side and well on the other,
for $7 per acre
CHAPIX & HERLOW,
332 Chamber of Commerce.
FREE TO ALL TILLERS OF THE SOIL.
Government bulletin on irrigation in the
Willamette Valley and beautifully illustrated
booklet, "The ("all of the Soil" (copyright)
sent to any address free. Address Can by
Canal Company, Can by. Or.
BEND for our list of Willamette Valley
farms before buying; lands shown free.
Olmstead Land Co.. Salem, Or.
BARGAINS Improved and unimproved
Cowlitz Countv farm lands. Barnard & Co.,
Kalami.. Wash.
ACREAGE.
1 ACRES, at Oak Grove, close to river
and Oregon City cariines; good 3-room
house, barn, honhouse. woodshed. 6O0
yards chicken wire, 400-egg incubator.
2 brooders, capacity 130; l.0 chickens and
$400 will handle It; balance $1400 at 7
per cent; long time on monthly payments.
This place is cheap at $ouo ana anyone
t will say so. Will not be sold for this
I price and terms after ten days. Owner,
J 514 McKay, 3d and Stark sta
HOOD RIVER FRUIT LANDS. .
We are offering the Vanderbilt Tract of
1000 acres for sale in tracts of 10 and
20 acres, on easy terms. Send for map .
and booklet giving full particulars.
CHAP1N & HERLOW,
332 Chamber of Commerce.
SEE THIS SNAP.
Unimproved 10-acre tract on line of sur
vey for electric car; small cash payment;
will take some work on adjoining land;
close enough in to market small fruit.
Call on owner at 4 N. 6th st.
FOR SALE by owner, 60 acres, tracts to
suit ; mile to town and college; on,
county road, railroad through place; ail
Jn cultivation; best of soil; part cash,
balance terms. Ask for B 170 Front mu,
Portland. Phone M. 2246.
11 4-10 ACRES. $150 DOWN.
mile from R. R. station, in Yamhill
County all level, cleared and ready for the
plow: $1425.
F COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
&4 Fourth St. Board of Trade Bldg.
10 ACRES, 8 acres In cultivation. 6 acres
in oats; all fenced and on main road ;
1H miles from R. R. and town; price $800,
yx cash.
CHAPIN & HERLOW.
332 Chamber of Commerce.
5 TO 33 ACRES of fine fruit and beaver
dam land at $200 per acre, near city, on
electric line, near S. P. R. R. ; this land
will advance rapidly and bring- big cash
rent. Chlsm, 615 Couch bldg.
10 ACRES fine, rich land, 4 miles from Port
land, on county road, a few blocks from
either steam or electric R. R., $3000;
terms. Shaw Zeigler. 420 Lumbermens
bldg., 5th and Stark sts.
FIVE acres on Salem line. Improved and
cleared, $1200, worth $lS0O; $400 cash
buys it, balance $10 monthly; must sell,
leaving city. Main 6390.
110 ACRES fruit or walnut land in Wash
ington County; 3 miles to Lytle road; no
stone or gravel: running water; price $15
per acre. Hoban. 405 Buchanan block.
EXCHANGE Modern 7-room residence on
East Ankenv; want acreage; giva partic
ulars. Owner. K 240. Oregonlan.
SO ACRES unimproved, very clean land, fine
soli. 2 miles trom station, ti.jii an acre.
Room 26 Hoyt Hotel.
2 ACRES, close in. convenient to carline;
$rnK per acre, easy terms. 412 Marquam
bldg.
ACRES. Salem line, worth $1500, $850
takes it. at your own terms. 205 Welle
Fargo bldg.
V.'E have some attractive buys in Portland
acreage. Columbia irust lo., .ttoara or
Trade bldg.
HOMESTEADS.
CENTRAL OREGON
HOMESTEADS.
We are prepared to locate a limited
number on homesteads in Central Oregon,
through whl-h railroads are now building
and tributary to the bust stock range in
the West; if you are interested In free
Government lands it will pay you to see
us. We are associated with parties who
are thoroughly acquainted with the coun
try and conditions surrounding this land.
Call at our ofrtce, 434 Chamber of Com
merce. THE STROUD-FRY COMPANY.
IMPROVE the opportunity of hompsteadlng
320 acres good wheat land ; under new
ruling residence not necessary. Embody
& Bradley Co.. C15 Lumbermen's bldg.
Main or A 3165.
HOMESTEADS Do you want one? Can lo
cate you near new railroad running Irom
Portland to Tillamook; will start with
party Monday. J. M. Rader. 430 Couch st.
KEY ranch for istockraiser; best on earth:
Improved farms bordering on the Willam
ette Valley. $ 12.50 per arre. Room 14
Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison.
NINE homesteads near Portland, 15 miles
from railroad, fee si per acre, iioom i
Mulkey bldg.. Portland. Or.
FOR RE NT FARM S.
DAIRY 200 acrw fre paitfure, retail route:
look it up. 22G1 Morrison at.