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Newspaper Page Text13 THE 3IORXTSTG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909. r FOOD GETS SCARCE Effect of Swedish Strike Is Felt by Ail Classes. 300,000 ARTISANS IDLE Soldiers Take Charge of Milk Snp , ply, and Also Goard All Funerals No Violence Is Reported. STOCKHOLM. Aug. 6. Although Stock holm has been quiet tonight, except for everal minor demonstrations by mobs of ttrlkera. It Is believed this situation repre sents merely the calm before the storm. The ranks of the strikers are being aufrmented hourly and the temper both of the strikers and of the inhabitants of the city is hourly increasing- Serious trouble at any moment is feared. Three hundred thousand men are now Idle, the number being about one-sixth the popula tion. The (rovmment Is preparing for any contingency. Additional troops have been ordered to Stockholm and the streets to night are full of clattering army wagons arriving with supplies from the farming flistrlcts. Hunger Is Felt. Within the city the pinch of hunger Is beginning to be felt. The bread supply Is nearly exhausted and because of the strike of slaughterers, the supply of meat Is also running low. Prices have risen to heights that almost preclude the poorer classes buying food. Thousands of the poor are living almost entirely on the fish they are able to catch. The Norwegian laborers already have donated $40,900 to the strike fund, and are making further collections for the cause. The members of the Danish unions have promised to contribute a percentage of their weekly wages as long as the lockout lasts, and collections are being taken up In Finland for the strikers. Troops Supervise Milk- The authorities have taken charge of the milk supply of the city, and soldiers are distributing milk In limited quantities and supervising the sale from milkcars at the railroad stations. The deliveries of Ice have ceased. This Is especially trying, as the weather is unusually hot. Paupers from the state poor house have been enlistl to replace the striking grave-diggers and undertakers, and in stead of hearses, stretchers ara being usid to carry corpses through the streets to the cemeteries. The funerals proceed under military escort. The authorities contend that last night they frustrated an attempt to blow up the gas works with dynamite. A gun boat has been stationed opposite the gas works, and no bo&ifi are allowed to pass between it and the shore. A battalion of grenadiers from Lln koplng and a detachment of 250 men from the VestergotLand Regiment have been ordered Into Stockholm. At Goten burg work at all the slaughter-houses has come to an end. and the general strike committee has called upon the rail road men and the printers to Join the movement. CONDENSED NEWS BY WIRE Pittsburg Not sine the boom timet of 1 rwiH-07 have orders been so great or the fnrr of men so larpe as at present with the Wtinghou5e Electric 4 Manufacturing Company. New business for July amounted to $.1,000,000. Chicago Herman Bell, aped 50, shot and killed siaxah Bll. his 20-yearold niece Wednesday and later confessed to the police that notwithstanding- the fact - that he la married and the father of a family, lie has secretly loved the girl for the past six year. Presidio, Tex. News has been brought here by mining- men of an uprising In the town of Pan Carlos, State of Chihuahua, ia which 400 Mexicans eel red the town, re sisted the troops and set up a republic, as well as driving: away government surveyors, all because of exorbitant tax. Lo Acgele. CaJ. Dr. Robert J. Furdette. the noted humorist and Baptist preacher, who Is seriously III as the result of an In Jury to the spine, sustained In a fall last March, was placed In a plaster cast Thurs day. His physician says his body must be held rigid for several months. Chicago The effect of the latest spell of hot wea.th.er In Chicago was seen In the official death record for Wednesday, the report containing names of 26" Infants. The humidity, according to the health depart ment, has added even more than the heat Itself to the distressing mortality. Sacramento, CaL Lester S. Soott. Jr., who says he Is the son of a wealthy raining man of Los Angeles, Cal.. was thrown from a Southern Pacini train near Gait Thursday and received injuries which may prove fatal He and a companion. Harold Floeter, were beating their way on a freight train. "Winona. Minn. "Winona Is fighting an epidemic of para! tea which attacks children between the ages of months and 10 years, and where it does not kill, leave the vic tims helpless cripples. When efforts of the Bnard o Health failed to check the number cf growing cases, the state authorities were ald In. They said the disease germ Is carried In the dut from the streets Into usceptlole organs of the children. New York E. H- Harrlman has purchased three miles of a public roadway from the town of Woodbury. Orange County. New York, and it will be Impossible for a stran ger to approach closer than five miles to his magnificent new country mansion. Mr. Hamman deeded to the town in exchange a private road five miles long which he had built at h!s own expense. The Harrlman family desires seclusion from strangers. Mexico Pity A gigantic steel plant will he established !n this city within the com ing year by French and American capital The Initial outlay will be $.V).00O.OO0. Victor Heianger. of Parts. Is head of the concern. It is understood that a large part of the capital will come from Paris and Boston. CaI and iron mines of Mexico will be ac quired later by the company. The steel will be manufactured by new and secret pro- New York The Cunard line official have confirmed the report that their steam ship T'mbria and Etrurla are for sale. Both of them are now at an English shipyard. Both vessel played conspicuous parts 25 vears a no, m-hen they were first launched, in lowering the trans-Atlantic record, and are still rated a the fastest single-screw eteamers afloat. The Umbrla. and Etruria lowerd the trans-Atlantic record to days, 1 hour and 56 minut. .""Meat:;-Catholic temperance advocates of Chicago marshaled their forces Wednes day and directed at the liquor traffic a blow, calculated to have a mighty effect In coming political battles against the saloon. Follow ing a parade of 4.00 men. women and chil dren down Michigan avenue, the Sunday sa loon and the liquor Industry as a whole, were attacked vigorously by Bight Rev. J. F- Regis Cainevln and other speakers at a mass meeting In the Auditorium Theater. DAILY KCTEOROTOOICAIs REPORT. PORTLAND. Aur S Maxtmom tempera ture 73 degrees; minimum, 46 degrees. River reading at S A M . S f e-t : change In last 2-4 hours. 0-4 foot fall. Total rainfall ( P M to 5 P. M . none- Total rainfall sine September 1. IMS. 35.$ inches; normal rain fall since September 1, m-S. 4-4. 3d inches; deficiency. 6.61 inches. Total sunshine , Aug. a 7 hours: possible sunshine. 14 hours 42 minute Barometer (reduced to sea level), at 6 P. M-. 30 OR inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Although the barometer has fan en slightly during the last 24 bnrs. the pressure con tinues re.atl-.ely high over the North Pa cific States and relatively low over Cali fornia and consequently fair weather pre vails evervwhere on the Pacific Slope. The temperature has risen slightly In western Oregon and western Washington and re mained nearly stationary elsewhere. Strong northwesterly winds are blowing along the Oreron Coast and a maximum velocity of 44 mites occurred during the afternoon at North Head, which Is a station near the mouth of the Columbia River. The Indications are for fair weather la th.1 district Friday. It will be warmer In Ore gon. Washington and northern Idaho, except near the Coast. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Otaervations taken at P. M.. Pacific time. Aufiift 5: Wind O 3 State of Weather STATIONS. Baker City.-... Bismarck. ..... Boise. ......-. Eureka. ....... Helena. . ....... Kamloops North Hes4..r Pocatello. ...... Portland Red Bluff Roseburg. ...... Sacramento . . . . &an Francisco. Spokane Tacoma Tatoosh Island. Walla Walla. .. Blaine Marshfleld , Siskiyou. ...... Kallspell Tonopah ft OO'lO'V 0.00 14(3 0.00110'NW 0.00 8 N 0.00 8 NW o.ool. ...... 0.OOI42INW 0.00 8 W 0.OOH4 N 0.00 HE 0.OO12 N 0.001 8fi 0.00 24 W eo 74 e rs: to: O.OOl 4tSW rt ftrt 1A NT T. ( 4 SW 0.00! 4:NW 86 0 . OO! 4 W 64 0.00 22 NW O.00 4 E 0 . OOl 8 W O.OO'lO NW T Trace. FORECASTS. . , Portland and vicinity Pair and warmer; northwesterly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair, warmer, except near the Coast; northwesterly winds. Idaho Fair, warmer north portion EDWARD A. PEALS, District Forecaster. AMUEstMXmt. MAtS 9. A 1090. Matraeee Ex. Bandars and Boll day a 15-25-504 NIGHTS THEATER 15-25-50-750 WTFK OF ATJGrST t. dnroil Pit-m. Avrad.no Qostta, Wil bur Mark and -Ua HaLk.r. piwntta "The Olrl and the Peart"; FiMk Moi Kej In "Tom and Jerry": George W . tofP'T. William Rohlnon. In "A Wrnd o( Mlnj J. Knbena. (.race Armond. The FoolUu lis of VaudrrUle; Picture i Orchestra. PANTAGES THEATER Advanced TaoderiUei Btars of All XatioM. KJeln, Ott Brother, and Nicholson. Amerl r.'a leading musicians. Iee BeKK Com pany, rural sketch- SampMm and Douslaa, clever comedians. X. MHIae and Oreo, the Tourist'. Love Dream. The Three OUtbt, acrobats. Cltaele gander., the Man of the Hour. lie. White, tenor. Pamtaireacope, lat est animated event.. Three performance Dally at Popular Prlca. THE GRAND WEEK OF AVGrST f, "OS. CHAS. MACK RrnMtii aisters. Oojran Branrroft, noott t Unris, Harry Taylor. Fred Baenr, Giandascope. Matinee every day at 2 30, Admission 15 cents any seat. 6 CO. renin g performan ces, 7:30 and 9:15 Admission 15c and 2!Sc Bot fteats BOc STAR THEATER The New Show, Great. "PRl.VCE A.D PAUPER" By Mark Twain. A Gorgeous Spectacle. EXTRA BALDOXS. Other Fine Features. Next Sunday DON FTXAWO THE WOXDER HORSE THE DONATE HI'S ITALIAN BAND "The Coney Island of the West" Balloon A .renslnn gnu. Afternoon Eve. BASEBALL RECREATION PARK, Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts. SAN FRANCISCO vs. PORTLAND AUGUST 3, 4, 6, 0, T, 9. Games begin week daye :30 P. M.; Sundays. 2:30 P. M. Admission Bleachers, 25c; Grand stand, 60c; Boxes, 25c extra. Children: Bleachers, 10c; Grandstand, 25c LADIES' DAY. FRIDAY. Boys under 12 free . to Bleachers Wednesday. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Oilman's auction rooma, 128 Second St., at 10 o'clock A. M. B. L. N. Oilman, auc tioneer. MEETING NOTICKa. PORTLAND LOrKlE. NO. 58. A. F. AND A. M. Stated communi cation Masonic Temple this fFYl day) evening- 7:30 o'clock. Work In K. A. degree. By order W. M. Visltora welcome. C. M. 8TEADMAN, Secretary. MARTHA WASHINGTON" SOCIAL CLUB Regular meetlna? this (Friday) evening-, at 8 o'clock P. Si. East Sid. Maeonlo Hall. By order or president. MRS. D. L. CLOUSE, Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. OPPKNH EIMEIt Aurust 5, Joseph L. OV penhelmer. beloved father of bl. Lee J. and May Oppenheimer. axed 6tt years. Funeral will take place from the family residence today (Friday), at 2:30 P. M. Pleaae omit tlowera Iunnlng McEntee Cilbangh, Funeral nirectors. 7th and Pine. Phone Main 43". Lady Aaalstant. Office of County Coroner. 1J)H'AKD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral direct ors. 220 3d St- Lady Assistant. Phone M. SOI. J. P. FIN LEY SON. d and Mndlaon. Lady attendant, phone .Main 8, A ISM. McKNTEK-EEirsOX CO. Undertakersj tad aasUunt. 40 Alder. M. 6133. EAST HIDE funeral directors, successors to F. kw Dnnnlng. Ine. E. 62, B 2523. ZELLER-B"RNES CO.. Funeral Dlreet rs. 212 KusselL Both phones. Lady assistant. LEKCH Undertaker.. 420 East Alder. Phones Last ,81. B 18S. ldy assistant. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS dealer, offic and yard 13Ui tad Uaraliill. phones M&m &, a 3931. our own consr-a,torlM. Martin k Forboo C4X. M7 Wanlatoa at. Sota phonaa. EUctrlc Fixtures 'oSI Ices ars right. All work guaranteed. astern Elsotrlo Works. 1 sixth street. IndDndnt Coal A lc Company. oppoait City Library Both nhonaa OREGON HUMANE SOCIEH FKESOKNT. Main X04L aVECRETARC Mala M. HIHAXI OFFICER. Eaos) T7. NEW TODAT. 4 CI ear Clear Clear 'Clear 'Clear jpt. cloudy -Clear (Clear Iciear fClear bClear fClear fClear kriear Clear 'Clear Clear Clear !dear 1 Clear ; Clear Clear OAKS HAWTHORNE PARK. HOME. Fine, modern, large a. room nonse: frne nreplaoe, gas and electricity, full cement basement, etc: living room la 17x2&; the neighborhood is the very best en the Exst Side and only 20 minutes' walk to the TVeet Side: located on East 14th and TamhlU ate. Look at It today, then see us. GRCS3I ZADOW. IT Board of Trade, ch and Oak Sua. NEW TODAT. Rose City Park Wouldn't You Like It? If your husband would " surprise youi some day by snowing you a nice, cozy home that he had purchased and then telling; you that It was yours? This can be realized. ' Come and learn what we, can do for you in helping you secure a home. HAHTMAN THOMPSON, Chamber of Commerce. Beautiful River Site 216 feet frontage on the "Willamette river, the "West Side and right at Riveria. It is a beauty. Cheap $8000 Humason 6 Jeffery 226 Stark St. M 1189. A 3814. CAPITOL HILL On the Oregon Electric Rail-v-y, E-cent car fare, in Portland proper. Inside the city limits. 13 minutes' ride from the business center, all fuli lots 50x100 feet each. Improved streets and sidewalks;' city and mountain view unsurpassed, no stone or gravel, all in grass plat. Prices 5200 to J400 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. CLOHESST SMITH, 401-2 McKay Bide;. Pbone Main 106S. LOOK! THE ONE BEST BUY 63 1-5 acres, about one mile from Tualatin, on Oregon Electric and & P. R. R., 24 passenger trains dally, depots on each road few steps from door; 8 acres beaverdam worth $1000 per acre, rest finest garden land In Oregon, in high state of cultivation; two houses, barn, outhouses, beautiful well water, bearing orchard, berries, out of frost belt. Come see the onions growing. You cannot afford to let this pass. Price .225 per acre, and very liberal terms. Would divide. 503 Commercial Bids;., 2d and Wash. Sta. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK Elegant 8-room home In Nob Hill; everything absolutely modern; lot is 60x100. with fine Improvements, ' fine neighborhood and easy walking dis tance. Owner is compelled to leave city. Place is worth at least $1600 more than the price asked. Must act quick. See it today. Grussi 6 Zadow S17 Board of Trade, Fourth and Oak. For Sale Best acreage on the Peninsula for platting, or will sell an inter est, keeping part of it as an in vestment. Brong-Steele Co. 110 Second St. 75 Acres Best platting proposition, $200 per acre; 75 acres miles from City Hall, West Side; 35 acres cleared and In cultivation; crossed by United Rail ways Mount Calvary line; level, high and sightly. Best of soil. J9500 cash will handle it- Owner needs the money. CALL 91T BOARD OF" TRADE. iniritia,!. i ESCHUTES -.LAND HFanniiaOTFUS:- 9 209 WELLS FARGO BLDO. . 12 PER CENT NET Th ownfr -will fine, close-in West Side apartment property. New, Is a fine investment and will double In value In S yean. Price $10,000. terms. Sha, oreonian. BJSAI ESTATE DEALERS, ATTENTION I WANTED TO RENT A 10 or 12-room bous situated on a 5-acre tract, not over 5 miles from city limits, on good road. Prlc no object. Muit be flrst-cl&JU proposition. Address U 278. O re con i an. PIANO STUDIO For rentr desirable location. Phone Main 564. GEORGE BLACK, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, (All Branches.) 82S Worcester Bids. PhoDM Haln S47L A 401. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KATE In Effect Norember 1, 190. Daily or Sunday. Per Line, One time Same ad two eonsecotWe timea.. z-o hame ad three connecnttve time. :30e Same ad six or even consecutive timer. .66c Mx words count a oom line on cash ad TeTtisementA. and no ad connted for less than two lines. When an advertisement U not ran consecutive times the one-time rate applies. The above rates apply to advertisement under "New Today" and all other classitlca tlon excepting the following;: Nituatlons Wanted, Mule. - Situations Wanted, Female, For Kent. Room. Private Families. Rooms and Board. Private Fannilles. Housekeeping; Rooms, Private Fanilllea, The rate of the ahove classification 1 7 cents a line each Insertion. Space in the "New Today" columns U floured by measure only 14 lines to the Inch. TO OTJT-OF-TOWN PATRON'S The Ore-g-oninn will receive copy by mail, provided sufficient remittance for a definite number of lsftues is sent. Acknowledgment of such remittance will be forwarded promptly. On chargre of book advertisements ' the chance will be based on the actual number of lines appearing; in the paper, regardless of the number of words in each line. . in case box on ice anuretw is reonreu, ww regular form griven, and count this a part of the ad. Answers to advertisements will be forwarded to patrons, provided self-ad-dressed, stamped envelopes are furnished. A receipt will be given for all paid-in-advance advertising;. The Oregon tan will not undertake to correct errors or refund money unless this receipt la returned. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Andrews, F. V. Co. M. 3349. 0 Hamilton ' bid. Baker, Alfred A.. 312 Abington bid. Beck. William G-, SIS Falling bldg. Blrrell A. H. Co.. 202-3 McKay bldg. Real estate, insurance, mortgages, loans, etc Brubaker A Benedict. &u2 McKay bldg. M. 648. Chap In A Herlow, 832 Chamber Commerce. Cook, B. S. A Co.. &03 Corbett bid. Fields, C. E. A Co., Board of Trade bldg. Jennlng A Co.. Main 168. 200 Oregonian. Parrlsh, Watklns Co, 250 Alder st. Richardson. B.. 221 Com. Club bldg. Schalk. Geo. 204 Stark st. Main or A 892. Sharkey. J. P. A Co., J22H Sixth st. The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and Multnomah st. (Holladay Addition). Walker. S. T., 604 Corbett bldg. White B. F.. 227 H Washington st. FOR SAXE REAX ESTATE. FOR SALE A beautiful home at Oak Grove. Oregon City line, 30 minutes ride. Ihi a-Crea o ground, new 6-room house, pantry, storeroom. brick fireplace. 75 feet verandas. 200 choice roses In full bloom. I't bearing grape vines. S00 bear ing strawberries, loganberries, blackberries . aad currants. 60 bearing fruit trees of every description, new barn and outhouse, large chicken corral, fenced and cross fenced, enough garden truck planted tor good-sized family, every foot of ground cultivated; fine lawn around the houie, dotted with select shrubbery, etc., etc.. Inquire on premises, Louis Brandt, Oak Grove, Or. ENGLISH WALNTJTS Ha v rag planted 70 per cent of walnut In Oregon, sold 90 per cent of planting ever sold In Oregon, we feel our prop- ertles should invite consideration; $100 casb, $15 per month for each flve-acr tract. CHURCHILL-MATTHEWS CO. (Inc.), . Lumber Exchange Bldg., 2d and Stark sta. TJPPER HOOD RIVKR LANDS. 160 acre 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 depot; will take property worth $0000 in exchange, long time on the balance, I handle exclusively upper valley lands. W. H. Marshall, Dee, Or. Business men invest In waterfrontage, near Swift. A syndicate now almost completed ha option on several hundred acres at a remarkably cheap price. This can be turned quickly at a handsome prof it. We invite you to Join us; any amount. E 282. Oregonian. IRV1NGTON. On west side of 17th. south of Knott St., 100x100, on southwast corner, for $3500. and 50x100 for $1750; people ac quainted with Irvington value will know this is an extra good buy. R. F. BRYAN A CO., 505 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1963, A 1227. INVESTORS, ATTENTION. We have 10 lots on East Pine, Oak and Stark sts.. near 24th St.; some good cor ners; will sell at $loOO each. 1-3 cash, bal ance long time. HALF BLOCK on East Pine, between 10th and 11th sts.. with house, on car line, at a bargain. See Wallace A Flynn. 28 Stark st. $1500. Lot 50x100. with good 4-room cottage, on FA Lincoln, between i4th and 35th sts.; street all Improved, cement sidewalk, 10 bearing fruit treea; $600 cash, balanc 2 years, 6 per cent. , PORTLAND SUCCDSS REALTY CO.. INC., 618 Board of Trade Bldg. BEST BARGAIN IN" MARKET. 7-room modern home, dust finished, 4 bedrooms, large parlor, dining-room, ete full cement basement, large porch, ox 100; good location and flno view: $3000, $l.VM) down, balance Ilka rent. Phone Main S7(W. ROSE CITY REALTY A INV. CO., 615 Lumber Exchange Bldg. NICE COTTAGE. Nice 5-room cottage with lot 50x100; lots of fruit and flowers and a fine neighborhood, being on East 7th st., near Mason; $2100, $200 carib. bal. like rent. See It today. Owner la rolng away. GRUSSI A ZADOW, 817 Board of Trade, 4th and Oak Sta, STOP PAYING RENT OWN YOUR HOME. We will build homes, any place, any Btyle. for payment like rent. Plan and specifications free. SCHIEFFELIN A RARDON, 329 Henry Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts. FINE CORNER LOT CHEAP. ftftxlOO corner lot, southwest corner of East 16th and Killingsworth; a fine place to build and a bargain at $1000; easy term. See It today, then see ua. GRUSSI A ZADOW, 817 Board of Trade. 4h and Oak Sts. FOR SALE: Attractive -room house and large grounds, with shrubbery, on the best part of Hancock st. ; the price, as well as the house, is attractive. William M. Gregory, owner. 635 Chamber of Commerce bldg. COZY HOME MUST SELL. A bargain in nice 5-room bungalow; best bathroom fix tures, hot and cold water, fireplace, two full-elsed loto; a bargain for $1800. part cash. AK 27, Oregonian. "NOTICE. PROPERTY -OWNERS." T)o you want to sell your plaoe? We have buyers; talk with us today. NATIONAL REALTY A TRUST CO. Room 516, 326 Washington St. $5 OR $10 monthly will buy your choice of several lots between 15th and Sd sts., close to "A" car line. Start in now with your rent money. Owner AG 275, Orego nian. I HAVE several $150 city lota on a new car line; will sacrifice for $30 each if taken now. 423 Lumber Exchange. - IRVINGTON houses and lots at attractive prices. A. Backus, private Exchange 71, A 4447. NEW, moder five-room cottage, quarter block near car; cash or term, a desired. Owner, 208 Commercial block. LOT, 50x100 improved restricted district, near SSth and Thompson; easy terms. Phone Main 5407. A GOOD investment; 100x100. Lee Bow Park; streets improved and walk laid. Call owner, M 8S&1. ELEGANT 60x100. east fremt lot. In Vernon, for $500; easy terms. Alberta Realty Co., 18th and Alberta eta LIST YOUR property with Slgel A Co., 830 Morrison. Phone Main 2185. A 4598. FOR anything In Portland real estate see Columbia Trust Co.. Board of Trade bldg. LOT West are., 2 blocks north of -Hawthorne car, $sno. P 2S5. Oregonian. BARGAIN, attractive house and 75x100. 725 Weldler st. BUNGALOW lo down, balance monthly; new and modrn, 408 Couch bide FOB SAXJw REAL ESTATE. HIOOM new modern bungalow, $2560, on your own terms; built for a home; this Is a bargain for some one. Fine vacant corner 120x188, plenty room for & large cottages; this Is a genuine nap at $4i'H; close in, near Williams ave. Business corner on William ave, with new buildings; this property ha best " future, of anything onr East -Side, Causey Land Co., 305-30$ Lumbermens bldg.. 6th . and Stark. Main 314S. IRVINGTON QUARTER. 100x100 on northeast corner East 234 " and Knott sts.; this is one of the most sightly quarters in Portland' finest -residence district; situated one block from new Broadway carllne; special .price'( for Immediate sale, $;t350. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg. Ph e, Main 86tf9; A 2633. CO PLETE BUNGALOW. - Well buiA and well-arranged;- 5 large rooms, all tinted, beautiful fireplace, brass light fixtures, beamed - -ceilings, paneled dining-room. Dutch kitchen, full base ment, cement walk -lot 50x100; price $3000 terms.. you have . seer- the. rest, now see the best. 1004 E. 20th. N. Phone owner, Main 3429. A S429. 403 Corbett bldg. . "A CHEAP BUY FOR SOMEBODY." $1660 for 4 -room bungalow at Goddard Station, less than 2 blocks from car, wired for electricity, porcelain bath, toilet, . hot and cold water, basement; $650 cash, balance $20 per month Including Interest. If. you want a- cozy horn at th right' prlco see us quick. THE WILLIAMS INVESTMENT CO., 621 Corbett Bldg. APARTMENT-HOUSE SITE, $10,000. Lot 50X1OO, one block from Washington St., witli good 8-room house, rented for S40 per month: this property Is in tne . center of the best apartment-house and residence district on the . West Side; price $10,000, one-half cash will handle it. -H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg. Phone. Main 8099; A 2653. ONLY $2250, $200 down, will buy a splendid 5-room modern bungalow; walls are tinted, dining-room paneled, beam ceiling, gas and electricity, full baeement, large attic, wood lift, as complete a little tome as you can find and well worth $3000; located in Haw-th?rne-ave. district. W. M. Conklin A Co., 407 W'ells-Fargo bldg., or 1046 Hawthorne ave. INVESTMENT, -room modern house, fractional lot, dope to carllne, not more than 12 minutes out: best location; evtrything first-class, strictly modern, all on one floor; will net lo per cent on investment; only $2700; liberal terms. C. B. LUCAS. 408 Corbett Bldg. HOME BARGAIN. $1300 Very neat 5-room bungalow,, nearly new; fine bathroom outfit, hot and cold watrr mission oak Inside fin ish; lot 40x100; will give en extra lot at - same price if old now. Pou 1 sen - Rate 1 Iff e Realty Co., . 32V Ltfmflrermen' bldg., 5th and Stark. - COZY HOME. . Must be sold this week. It has 6 room all on one floor, strictly modern, close In on East Side; first-class neighborhood; fractional lot, will sell for less than coat of building; terms. C. B. LUCAS. 408 Corbett Bldg. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Beautiful it-room home, perfect location, Holladay, $150O cash, balance to suit. Vacant property for investment, great est bargain ever heard of, close In', Irving ton; many others. Owner, room 500, Ore gonian bldg. M. 3S30. W. H. Herdman. BUY A LITTLE 'HOME? $1200 will do it; only 1-8 down, balance $15 per month ; 3 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, 1 lots; less than 2 blocks from streetcar, beautiful location; this week only at this price. THE WILLIAMS INVESTMENT CO., 621 Corbett Bldg. IRVINGTON. 80x100 on East 20th st., near Stanton t.. for $12.M. or 100x100 for $2500; terms; one-half cash. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-213 Commercial Club Bfdg. Phones, Main 869ft; A 2653. NEW Irvington residence, choicely located, on wide bitulithic street; 9 v.-ry large rooms, enclosed sleeping porch, billiard hall, 2 bathe, 2 toilets, 3 lavatories, etc, beau tifully arranged. Will finish in colons to suit; $9000. X 270, Oregonian. MT. SCOTT car. Firland station. 5-room mod ern bungalow, full plumbing, lot 60xlO0; all fenced ; $5O0 cash, bai ance 3 years , 6 per cent, or monthly. Look this up. Portland Success Realty Co., Inc., 618 Board of Trade bldg. BEAUTIFUL IRVINGTON HOME. Six rooms and large sleeping porch; new and modern In every detail; price $0000, terms. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO. 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg. Phones. Main 8609; A 20:3. IRVINGTON. On 14th st., just south of Brazee, OOx 100, $1400. R. F. BRYAN A CO., 505 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1063, A 1227. WEST SIDE BUNGALOW. $2500 Only $X cash and balance at $25 per mo. ; 4 moms, bath, fireplace, gas and electricity; corner lot, 38x100; a bargain. STRONG & CO., Financial Agents, 605 Concord Bldg. FOR SALE by owner, 50x100 corner lot, fruit and garden ; nearly new 6-room house, firve basement, electric lights, gas and furnace: for a few days $JS0O, half cash. M 285, Oregonian. $3500 A fine new 6-room house, walking dis tance, terms. $2600 for a dandy large 6-room house near Steel bridge. Phone Main 8372. 230 Lumber men's bldg. IRVINGTON Sightly lots, $2100; 100x100 on 19th, fine shade trees, $700 down, bal ance 6 per cent; for future home or for investment. Jas. C. Logan, 826 Wash ington st., room 404. 80x100. Corner of 12th and Alberta at., with small house, $2300. THE WILLIAMS INVESTMENT CO., 621 Corbett Bldg. FOR SALE On O W. P. Line, two acre, at Jennings Lodge ; the finest piece of ground In the Lode. Inquire Geo. A. Cutting, at A. A C. Feldenheimer Jewelry Store- ' 10-ROOM modern house, near Alberta street, worth $300O. for quick sale will make price $2500. on easy terms. Call at 1018 Board of Trade. SIXTY choice lots, more or less. In New port, Or., for sale, or will exchange them for other good property. Address M. 6. Woodcock, Corvallis, Or. OVER an acre near Richmond, cor. of 41st; best soil, high and sightly, $2250; covered with rich grass. Jas. C. Logan, 226 H Wash, mu, room 404. 6-ROOM bungalow, 2b minutes car ride, 5c fare; little money required ; balance like rent. National Realty A Trust Co.. 826 Washington St., room 514. BUNGALOWS. $100 down, balance monthly. Se H. C. BEHNKE & CO., 519 Swetland Bldg. IRVINGTON Good modern 6-room home on 21t St.; full lot. new, only $4600; $2000 cash. Jas. C. Logan, 326 Washington St., room 404. B-ROOM bungalow In any part of the dry on easy terms, as low as $200 down, from $1800 up. Queen Inv. Co., 410 Falling bldg. MOUNT TABOR lots and acreage for sale by James Wilson. Phone Tabor 1560 or B 2406. CLARK station, Mt. Scott car, lot 60x100, price $475. Portland Success Realty Co., Inc. 618 Board of Trade bldg. FOR SALE 2 lots cor. E. 51st and Madison sts.; terms. Slgel A Co., 335 Morrison st. Phones Main 2183, A 4599. $3400 50x100 and nice cozy 6-roora house, 838 -Wasco, near 26th st., Holladay Park; can move right In. Phone East 3899. $500 DOWN buy a 10-room modern house and full lot, near Alberta it.; price $2500. Inquire at 1019 Board of Trade. MR. AGENT, If you have party wanting an elegant 5-room modern bungalow. Address O 277. Oregonian. FOR SALE by owner, the handsomest bungalow In Irvington. Call and se It. 524 E 20th st. N. SNAP Short time only; lota on Weldler St., this side of E. 30th; $650, terms. Purse, 818 Chamber of Commerce. I HAVE several $150 city lots on a new car- line; will sacrifice for $d0 each ir taken now. AM 279. Oregonian. FOR SALE Strictly modern 5-room bunga low, new; 50x100 lot. good view; easy pay ments. Owner, Sellwood 816. BY OWNER -Best .buy In city, 50x125 lot, 10-room house, cheap; Williams ave., Russell, Broadway. AG 288, Oregonian. A CHOICE piece of income real estate, $20,000 to $25,000 dash. O 275, Oregonian. FOB SAXE REAL ESTATE. A HOME AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD AT ONCE. Attractive, strictly modern, high-grade, well-built, 10-room residence, designed for beauty, convenience and comfort; located on Tillamook street at end of Bast 36th street, very near carllne, in high-claa residence district, with Bull Run water and Improved1 streets; house ha full base ment, furnace, oak floors, beamed celling, large fireplace, built-in buffet, bookcases, seat, eto., - elothes - chut to basement, wood 11 ft, lavatories on both floors, extra toilet In basement.. Built by architect for home for a client who could not . take same for financial reason. If taken im mediately may b had at the very low price of $6000; smalt cash payment and balanc monthly. Information from C L. Horn, architect, room 11 Madison bldg, jO 8d t. " LOTS." "LOTS," "LOTS." BUY NOW! Just 10 per cent payment down, balance $5 or $10 per month. . Portland Height lot, on carllne. .. .$1500 Alameda Park lot, on carllne-........ 800 Sunnvside lot, on carllne ; 600 -Wa'verleigh Height lot. on carllne.. 500 University Park lot, on carllne 2.) Cedar Park Station- 2J Fairport . Hyde Park 200 Lents 15 Woodstock J Tremont .- J-jJ Rosary ,100 Don't delay in buying lots like these at such , prices and terms. Call today. . NATIONAL REALTY A TRUST CO., 8266 Washington St. $6250 Fin NEW HOME BUILT BY DAY LABOR, of the beet material; hardwood floors, oak front door and panels, plate glass .window 4 fine .bedrooms, sleeping porch, large attic, superior plumbing, toilets and lavatories on each floor, fire place, built-in sideboard, gas and elec tricity, splendid heater; high, light base ment; an exceptionally well-built and " well-arrang-ed home; close In on paved street.. ... STRONG A CO., , -Financial Agents, 605 Concord Bldg. EAST AN KENT and 17th t., splendid 7 room house and lot, $4500; the house Is as good as new; the lot is 60xCO feet, cor- ner. F. S. Akin, 623 Chamber of Com merce. BEAUTIFUL Sunnvside bungalow, B rooms, almost new. entirely modern, with every thing asked for in a home, $3000. with small payment and easy monthly Install ments. Phone Main 6407. TO EXCHANGE. TRADE BARGAINS. Will trade 80 acres of Hood River apple land 6 miles from town, for residence property on East Side. 7-room house, lot 100x170. fruit, berries, value $.1000; want dairy farm 30 to 40 miles from city. Have 4 modern houses and 2 lots 80x100, value $4500; will exchange for a farm. WALLACE & FLYNN, 228 Stark St. $2700, $125 DOWN, $30 per month, includ ing lnterst, new modern 6-room bunga low; fireplace, stationary wash tubs, lawn, two carl ines, 20 minutes from town. Tabor 1146; owner. WE have a choice list of new, modern 5-room cottages and bungalows; price $1500 to $2200; terms $280 cash, bal. $15 mo.; Bast Side; 1 block to car. H. W. GARLAND A CO.. 191 4th St. I AM looking for a email West Side business property, centrally located end not over $20,000; must bring income; give full par ticulars; owners only; no agents. AK 276, Oregonian. FOR EXCHANGE: 134 aoes at Woodburn, Or., 20 min. walk from station, cleared, best . of soil; will take income-bearing property or close-in acreage. 523 Lumber Exchange bldg. A SNAP. Fine corner lot 50x100 with neat cot tage, all kinds of fruit and flowers; price $1000 cash if taken at once. Call 1473 Winona t., Woodlawn, Or. 5-ROOM house with 7 lots, 8 blocks from car, all fenced In; 18 frui. trees, cood water; this Is a snap. Call and see us. 402 Ger llngcr bldg. FINE building lots in South Mt. Tabor, 60x 100, $390, $25 down and $10 per month. Thompson A Enders, end of Hawthorne carllne. IF yon have a residence for sale at a bargain, give me full particulars; not over $2500 cash; owners only; no agents. AK 279, Ore gonian. $650 BUYS fine lot in Vernon on 16th St., between Wygant and Going st., facing east. Owner, 126 East 29th fit. Phona Tabor 840. I HAVE 10 acres good land in Hood River Valley to exchange for automobile not over 1 year old. W. N. Nourse, pianola Department, Eilers Piano House. ROOMING-HOUSES and real estate for sale and exchange everywhere; California ex changes a specialty. Pacific Realty Co., 320 Swetland bide;. WILL exchange 80 acres fine land on Copla Creek, Walla Walla, for a business or v house and lot in Portland. Owner, 615 Board of Trade bldg; this Is good. VACANT lots to exchange for small im proved farm or acreage. AG 2g, Ore gonian. EXCHANGE Harness or Ridpath's hiht. world for shotgun or typewriter. Hender son, 228 Abington. HARDWARE and launch supply store to trade for another business or lots. Owner, 616 Board of Trade bldg. THREE quarter sections timber land to ex change for city property or acreage. The Ames Mercantile Agency, Abington bldg. WILL trade 80 acres In Douglas County for cottage or lota in Portland. Call $21 Corbett bldg. 5-ROOM cottage, full lot, exchange for rooming-house. N 282, Oregonian. YOU can trade any krnd of property at room 1019 Board of Trade. 45 ACRES tide land to trade for Portland real estate. M 282, Oregonian. WE BUT or will trade 800 acres for Omaha Telephone bonds. 205 "Wetls-Fargo bldg. HOMESTEADS. HOMESTEADS ! HOMESTEADS HOMESTEADS! If you want a good homestead In a rich valley and a fine climate, where all kinds of fruit are grown, as well as good grass, grain and alfalfa grow without irrigation; no alkali, stones or rocks; deep soil; good water at 10 to 20 feet, and lots of it; 8 to 12 miles to a good town now; rail road graders will be at work within 50 days on new road ; will leave Tuesday, August 10, the next trip; can handle 50 more on this trip; automobile service to and from the train. We are ready now for all that come; we wish to invite those that have been In for Information; come at once and sign up. SPENCER ft CO., 102 2d St.. Bet. Wash, and Stark. WE can locate yoft upon the very best lands In Central Oregon, subject to homestead entry, suitable for .farming and stock raising. Very rich, deep soil. Plenty of water, timber near. We are thoroughly familiar with this section of the state and will guarantee any Information which we may give to be absolutely correct. If Interested In securing a homestead in this rich undeveloped territory, through which railroads are now building, call at our office, 434 Chamber of Commerce build ing. THE 6TROUD-FRT COMPANY. I LEAVE soon for my homestead In Cen tral Oregon. Can locate several people near me on 3 20 -acre tracts; excellent grain land, near new Deschutes railroad; best of soil and water; no rock, no alkali; 2 daily malls, 2 stores; near sawmill and forest reserve. Call 2 to 6 P. M. L. C. Rich, 874 Washington st. HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENT FOR SALE. 820 acres of bunchgrass wheat land in the famous Horse Heaven of Washing ton ; good water, supply ; no brush or timber to clear; only $500. Act quick, this won't last long. A. W. HOVER, 110 Second Bt. 80.000 ACRES cheaper than homesteads; $7.50 to $10 per acre; good roads, R. F. D.. telephone and R. R. ; close to Port land. 818 Lumbermen's bldg. FhOne Main 5162. HOMESTEAD relinquishments; can locate you on foothill land; A-l for apples and dairy; 40 miles from city; Jump quick. 711 Rothchild. Main 8510. FOR SALE Homestead relinquishment, Bllets reservation; XMt million ft. of timber; will take cash or trade for city lot. AG 283, Oregonian. ONLY 4 homesteads left, near Portland; com now or never. 14 Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison. FARMS WANTED. WE have buyers waiting for farm , and ranches of different si;- if yours is for sale, let us know about it. Poulsen-Rat-cllff Realty Co., 820 Lomberxnea' bldg., " 6th and Stark, , i FOR SALE FARM. WE CAN SELL Th Canadian Pacific Wheat Lands In Southern ALBERTA On the crop-payment plan, or on 10 year time, and this land will yield large wheat crops and is subject to diversified farming; it w ill grow all kinds of grass, vegetables, fruit and berrie and we can .sell you this land and give you ten year to pay for It at from. $12 to $18 per acre, or you can get it on the crop payment plan. With good farming this land always yields from 25 to 60 bushels of wheat per acre- here i a chance to get a first-class farm near the R. R. for little money down and a ln time to pay the balance. "We would like to explain to you about our crop-payment plan but cannot do it In this advertisement. Don't fail to write for our illustrated circular, which will give you all the particular. We expect to tak a party of prospec tive land buyers to the Alberta country, leaving Portland in a special car on the 14th of thl month (August), and if you want land and would like to ee this country, you had better get ready and go at this time; the rates will be reasonable. For further Information, writ MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 5 Lafayette Bldg., Portland, Or. 750 ACRES. Of fine farming land on main county road. 6 miles from Willamina Station. Yamhill Co.; 500 acres are cleared. 350 of which are in cultivation, crops consisting of oats and wheat, balance timber and pasture land; land lies level and rolling, very little too Pteep' for cultivation; soil of the best, mostly black loaii well adapt ed to fruitgrowing and any other kind of farming; plenty of good water from springs, creek and river; good 10-room house. 4 barns and other outbuildings; farm is well fenced and cross-fenced; school and church one mile, store and postofflco with daily mall V mile away, price $31.50 per acre; this in-ludes all farming machinery and tools, all of the crops and the stock, consisting of heep, 175 goats, 5 head of horses and 35 head of cattle; a great bargain and very easy terms. KAUFFMAK MOORE. 324-323 Lumber Exchange. 10 ACRES in high state of cultivation, good house, bara, good fruit, consisting of cherries, pears, apples, raspberries, dew berries and U acre of strawberries; there is 24 acres " of beaverdam land all in onions, which goes; also 3 acres of pota toes r hay crop. 1 good horse. 1 cow, 2 wagons, plows, farm and garden tools, near Milwaukie. all for J500; $2500 cash, balance 3 years 6 per cent. 30 acnas, finely improved and in high state of cultivation; 5 acres of pears. 4 of apples, cherries, plums. 12 acres pota toes, hay, wheat, big barn and house, 2 cows, ail farm tools, etc., near Milwaukie, for $16,000, 12 acres In high state of cultivation, at Beaverton; 100 feet from electric station and atore, 30 minutes' -ride from city. CHISM. 616 Couch Bldg. 10 ACRES 12 miles from Port land, four blocks fmm a station on an electric line; large 7 ro'jm house, nicely painted, good well on the back , porch, large red barn, best, of soil and level; all fenced and on macadamized road; seven acres in full bearing fruit trees, ap ples, prunes, pears and cherries; this year's crop goes with the place and is worth $600; the balance of the land in berries and gar den; this is a good little farm and a nice country home, close in. suitable for old cou ple; price $3000. one-half cash, balance to suit purchaser. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, Board of Trade Bldg. 84 Fourth Bt. FOR A WOMAN OR A HOO. 100 acres of alfalfa land, will give a net profit of $5000 each year for life, one seeding, no care. A Woman's farm, think of it! Equal to $100,000 on interest at 5 per cent; you would be worth $100,000; hay is high, will be higher m this dairy ing country where milk condenserles pay fabulous dividends and big parking plant demand hogs; nothing like alfalfa for hog feed; I can sell you this land for $50 per acre, good terms; 50 miles from Port land: soon to have an electric line; when too valuable for alfalfa, will sell for $500 per acre for English walnuts and fruit. Geo. E. Waggoner, 928 Board of Trade. 46 7-10 ACRES rear Salem, all in cultivation except 2 acres, which Is fir ojid oak wood; , good new hou&e. cost $200; ir.ood new barn, cost $800; 15 acres of commercial apple. 10 acres of cherries, six acres of prunes, two acres of strawberries, one acre of goose berries, one-half acre of blackberries. T acres of vetch and oats; two acres of corn. 2 acres of potatoes; 15 cords of wood; all good rolling land; orchard is four year old; price $y(K, $5000 down and balanc in five; years at $6 per cent. COLUMBIA TKUST COMPANY, Board of Trade Bldg. 84 Fourth St. WE are headquarters for Clark County, Wash., farms; our list 1 too long to ad vertise them separately; we have them large and small, improved and partly im proved, unimproved and stump land; we, will take you out to see any of them; buy now and get benefit of increased values when electric line is built right to some of them and close to others within 60 days. MURPHY A CASWELL. 230 Stark St. Vancouver Office. 71li Main St. 20 ACRES. 14 miles from Portland, oa Linn ton road; 17 acree of same under cultiva tion, with fair house, barn, chicken-house and other small buildings; one acre of good orchard, bearing ; ail fenced ; three cows, two heifers, two horses, one plow, culti vator, harrow, etc., five dozen chicken, two pigs, wagon and buggy; one mile from the United Railway when finished; pric $3800. T terms can be made. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, Board of Trade Bldg. 84 Fourth St. HOOD RIVER FRUIT LANDS . IN 10 AND 20-ACRE TRACTS. THE VANDER BILT LANDS CONTAIN 100 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT LANDS IN HOOD RIVER. IS NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC ON EASY TERMS. CALL OR SEND FOR FOLDER. IT PAYS TO SEE ITS. CHAPIN A HERLOW, 832 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 1052-. HERE'S A GOOD FARM. 80 acres, all in cultivation, divided in 10-acre tracts, hog-proof fences, hous, barn, granary and all implemehts. fruit, orchard all varieties, vegetable garden, good team, 2 cows, 30 sheep. 3 hogs and ftlenty of chickens; 1 miles from boat andlng; price JftOOO; fri cash. We have a fine list of farms from ftO per acre up. If you want a farm, see us. WALLACE & FLYNN. 228 Stark St. OREGON for profitable homes; gt in on the ground floor; we are in a position to fur nish Oregon farms, improved, high state of cultivation, any size tracts to suit, 1 to 20,000 acres; choice grain, fruit or dairy land at lowest market price, easy terms; do your own colonizing. Write for price and reliable Information. . DEAN LAND A IMPROVEMENT CO., 622 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or. A BARGAIN IN 15 ACRES ON SALEM LINE AT $175, IN WILSONVILLE. Cleared, worth from $200 to $800 per acre; this Is a snap; Investigate and you will make money. 205 WELLS-FARGO BLDG- 160 ACRES near Lewlsville, Clark County, Wash., 30 acres thoroughly cleared. 3,1 acres seeded and under fence, 2 streams running through place, spring water piped to house, house 5 moms, out houses, large barn and orchard, well settled neighborhood, free rural delivery and tele phone, $35 per acre, part cash, balance on terms. American Technical Book Co., 502 Cary bldg., Seattle. Wash, WHAT Walla -Walla Wants Is you. Presi dent Roosevelt said: "Walla Walla made the pleasantest impression on my mind of any. city I visited in the Northwest." The surrounding valley Is an agricultural para dise. It is making good. Send for book let S. Ask question. Commercial Club, Walla Walla, Wash. HALF MILE WEST OF BHAVBRTON. 21 acres, all In cultivation, good 7-room bouse, outdoor buildings, some fruit trees; Slace all fenced; must be sold in next few ays. If you are looking for a snap look this op. PORTLAND SUCCESS REALTY CO., INC.. 618 Board of Trade Bldg. 80 ACRES, 40 acre In high state of culti vation, good 8-room house, barn and all outbuildings, 2 mile to electric station, telephone and R. F. D-, orchard of 200 treea In full bearing, all kinds of berries. Price $2.50 per acre; easy terms. Situated close to Hillsboro. Room 200 Chamber of Commerce. 100, 820. 040 or 2000-acr dairy and stock farms, $8.50 per acre, on R. R., R. F. D. and telephone lines, good roads, close to Portland. 818 Lumbermen's bldg. Phone Main 5162. . FREBJ TO ALL TILLERS OF THE) SOIL. Government bulletin on irrigation la th Willamette Valley and beautifully illustrated booklet, "The Call of the Soil" (eopyrliht) sent to any address free. Address Can by Canal Company, Canby, Or. 112 PER ACRE Will buy 1080 acres fruit land 20 miles from Portland in Washington County; term to suit. See WALLACE A FL?NN, 228 Stark St. MUST sacrifloe 80 acres joining city limit of Vancouver, WasTu, all or part. $26 Wh Sngto U, room 61- j j