TTTE MORXIXG- OREGONIAN. 3IOXDAY, JUNE 27, 1910.
11
BRADY DENOUNCES
CHARGES OF FRAUD
Idaho Governor Says Poindex
ter of Washington Seeks
Notoriety.
STATE LANDS PROTECTED
Resolution for Investigation Called
"Work of "Pothouse" Politician.
Earl Marvin's Work of Great
Benefit to State.
Indignantly denying: the accusation
made in the House of Representatives
by Representative Polndexter, of
.Washington, alleging- fraud on the part
of Idaho officials in securing lands for
the state. Governor Brady of Idaho
yesterday denounced Polndexter with
the short and ugly word, and asserted
that Polndexter was chagrined because
the valuable timber had not passed
Into the control of large holding com
panies of the Northwest.
Governor Brady was in Portland In
the afternoon. He had finished read
ing the Washlngton dispatch giving the
text of the resolution which Polndexter
had Introduced and attempted to push
through the closing hours of Congress.
"It seems that Polndexter feels it his
duty to come over into Idaho and cause
the actions of our officials and their
agents to be investigated," Bald Gov
ernor Brady. .
"Idaho has high-class, able and
representative men in the Senate and
House of Representatives, and there
has never been a time when they have
not "fully protected and looked after
the Interests of the people of our state.
It is an outrage, in my Judgment, for
a pot-house politician to Intro luce a
resolution of that kind in Congress.
Every, member of either house knows
that if such conditions existed Borah,
Heyburn and Hamer would be the first
to ask an investigation.
Marvin Warmly Defended.
"The charges Polndexter made, with
the exception of the one against Day,
concern transactions that occurred be
fore my occupancy of the executive
chair, but I happen to know the facts.
Mr. Marvin, whom he accuses of being
In the employ of the Weyerhaeuser
concerns, was working for the state
under' specific Instructions and dlrec-
tlnnR et ttia riAvarni. and tnA ntotA
land board. The result of his labors
was to secure for the State of Idaho
$1,000,000 of timber land which Poin--ctexter
and men of his ilk would like
to have seen go into the Northern
Pacific corporation, or some other
company of that character.
"If Bully and Tyler went into the
'Marble Creek country as the agents of
'anybody, they represented the forces
which have been aligned against the
State of Idaho. My opinion is that
they were members of the small crowd
of toughs who attempted to deprive
.honest settlers of their lands.
"The constitution of the , State of
Idaho places the minimum price at
rwhich timber lands can be sold at $10
an acre and has always made such
.eales at public auction. That state
. tnent shows up Polndexter's contention
that we were endeavoring to aid the
Weyerhaeusers or any other corpora
tion.
Fire Protection Sole Aim.
"Relative to the statment by Poln
dexter that Commissioner George A.
XJay is interested in the Potlatch Lum
ber Company, I simply say that it is
en absolute He.
The Earl Marvin alluded to In the
, Polndexter resolution has recently be
come associated with the Oregon &
Western Colonization Company, which
' purchased the Willamette Valley &
-Cascade Mountain Wagon Road grant.
He is at the Portland Hotel and is do
ing expert work for his company.
"Aside from the ' infamy which is
teing heaped upon Idaho as a state
and the integrity of every state ad
ministration of the past few years, I
have been personally attacked and fol
lowed by these human ghouls for the
past five years," said Mr. Marvin.
"The Wisconsin Log & Lumber Com
pany, which I helped to organize, was- a
strong competitor of the Weyer-
jiaeusers, ana xne statement by Con
gressman Polndexter that It was a sub
sidiary company contains not a particle
of truth.
"In 1901 I concluded that our com
pany would some day want some of the
Marble Creek timber, and observing
the manner in which it was passing
" Into the hands of our competing com
panies, I suggested to Governor Hunt
that the state chould select a large
. area Of it as rtn rt r1 t ha n rrnn a .
ed Idaho under the enabling act by
. which the state was admitted to the
Tnlon. Our idea was to' bid later for
. the timber under the law which re
' quires all timber of Idaho to be sold at
tuuiiu auction.
Interests Sold In 1902.
"In 1902 my company, the Wiscon
sin Log & Lumber Company, sold all of
its noidlngs to a syndicate which or
ganized the Potlatch Lumber Comnanv
and I retired with my profits'. Among
the assets turned over to the Potlatch
- syndicate was a contract with the State
of Idaho for an acreage of timber land
. which we had purchased from the state.
. and which required that the land be
Hogged within 20 years-.
"During the 'session of the Idaho Leg
islature of that Winter, I went to Boise
to oppose two ' measures which the
.Weyerhaeusers had caused to be intro
. duced. One was an extension of the 20-
year period on the state logging con
tract which we had made, and which
. had passed to them through the Pot
1 latch syndicate. The other measure was
to give them an exclusive right to run
. logs . down the Clearwater. It provided
-, that every other logger should pay
them a, toll. Those measures failed to
. pass.
"At that time I met Governor Good
. ing. and through him was engaged to
' make an adjustment of their land
grants. While with the board, I se
cured 250.000 acres for the state.
"We caused every acre to be filed
upon, whether it was occupied by a
bona fide homesteader or one of the
. fraudulent class, and there-were many
of the latter, and also upon every tract
..upon which the Rutledge Lumber Com
pany, representing the Weyerhaeusers,
.- had placed scrip. That was done in
order that all adverse claims to the
state's filings might be passed upon by
the secretary or tne interior. It Is true
that since that time all of the contests
have been passed upon In conformity
with the facts, the state winning most
of the contests, but in no case was a
bona fide settler defeated. "
Salem Minister Arrested; Fined.
SALEM, Or., June 26. (SpeciaD-
Rev. W. II. Selleck. pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, who has
been active in promoting the cause of
prohibition and In the campaign
against the social evil, was .arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Frank Jory for
riding a bicycle on a forbidden side
walk. The minister appeared in police
court and paid a fine of $2.60 without
protest.
SHOWER OF COINS FALLS
Patrolman Cameron Gets $1.50 and
Asks Wbat to Bo Witli It.
Showers of silver coins coming from
overhead and rolling about the pavement
at Seventeenth and Washington streets
attracted a large crowd about midnight
Saturday night, and thrifty persons
helped themselves to such of the coins as
rolled their way. Patrolman. Cameron
was passing when he heard the coins
Jingling merrily.
He looked about to see where they were
coming from, and thinks that he saw
someone tossing them from an upper
window in the Bushmark Hotel. He called
out to the spendthrift and the shower
abruptly ceased. The officer then busied
himself in gathering up the scattered
wealth and succeeded In collecting ji.oo.
Much more, he says, was secured by other
persons before he had an opportunity to
interfere. "What shall I do rath the
$1.60?" the officer asks In his import.
Inquiry at the hotel-failed to di. ser
anyone who appeared to be in a condi
tion of preparing for the mlllenium In
that fashion.
CRATER LAKEFUND BEGUN
Medford Men Start Movement to
Make Park Accessible.
J. M. Root, editor of the Medford
Tribune and president of the Crater Lake
Highway Association; Juoge William
Oolvig, president of the Medford Com
mercial Club: W. T. Lawton. of Medford.
and others, are in the city to open head
quarters for the movement to make the
National Park accessible.
"We expect to raise $25,000 In Port
land," said Mr. Root yesterday. "A sub
scription list will be, started out this week
among the manufacturers, jobbers and
retailers and I believe that there win
be no difficulty in raising that amount.
Everyone recognizes the value of making
Crater Lake accessible, as it will bring
thousands of tourists from all parts of
the United States, and the world, to
Oregon. In the omlnibus bill passed by
Congress $15,000 was appropriated for the
Crater Lake road, providing we raise $20,
000. We'll get the $20,000 all right." .
SPECIAL CARSERVICE DUE
Portland-Vancouver Trains to Hun
Frequently on July 4.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. June 26. (Spe
cial.) Special car service between-
Vancouver and Portland on July 4 will
be given by the street car company.
Cars will be run every 30 minutes
from 6 o'clock in the morning until
11:30 o'clock at night.
This special service is to accommo
date the thousands of 'people In Port
land who desire to witness the motor
boat races when the championship
among motorboats on the Pacific Coast
will be decided. It is expected that
there will be motorboats from Seattle,
Portland and San Francisco.
Vancouver is making preparations
to accommodate 60,000 visitors July 4.
Beside the motorboat races there will
be a number of yacht races and ath
letic sports.
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MEETING NOTICES.
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A
F. AND A. M. Special communi
cation this (.Monday) evening at
7:30 o'clock. Work in the F. C.
degree. "Visitors are cordially in
vited. W. M. CK LIN. Sec.
i
MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP-
IER. NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated
.meeting this (Monday) evening. E.
Sth and Burnalde. Social. By or
der W. M.
BELLE RICHMOND, Bee
WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2.
A. F. AND A. M. Special commu
nication this (Monday) evening at
7:30 o'clock. Work in E. A. de
gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
W. S. WEEKS, 6ec.
CAMELIA CHAPTER, NO. 27. O.
E. S. Special communication this
(Monday) evening. 8 o'clock. Ma
sonic Temple. Degrees. Order of
W. M.
FLORENCE P. JOHNSON. Sec.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL ROY
AL ARCANUM meets at K. P.
Hall, 11th and Alder streets, the
econd and fourth Monday ot each
month at 8 P. M. Visitors cor
dially welcomed. H. Claussenlus,
Jr.. secretary. 125 11th st.
rUXEBAL NOTICES.
STEINMETZ At St. Vincent's Hospital,
June 25. Peter Jerome Steinmetz, aged
15 years, 1 month, 31 days. Residence 701
Vanderbllt street. Friends Invited to at
tend funeral services, which will be held
at Holman'i funeral parlors. Third and"
Salmon streets, at 10 A. M. tomorrow
(Tuesday). June 28. Interment River
view Cemetery. -
KIRKLAND June 24, Berton F. Klrkland.
aged 81 years lO months and 3 days. The
' deceased is survived by a wife and two
children. The funeral services will be held
at Flnley's chapel at 2- P. M-, Monday,
June 27. under the auspices of Multnomah
Camp No. 77. W. O. W. Friends invited,
interment Rose City Cemetery.
HASSON Friends and acquaintance are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services of the late Mary Hasson, at Dun.
nlng A McEntee chapel today at 9:30 A.
M. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
IONSETU FLORAL CO,
UAKQCAM BLLX2.
FLOKAL DKSUiNU.
phones; Main 61 Cut. A 110X.
Dunning A McEntee, Funeral Directors.
Itu and lino, phone Main 4SO. Ladr a.
sistant. Office of County Coroner.
yvi T KR-BVRXEa CO., Funeral Directors,
$94 William ave.j both phones; lady attend
ants most modern establishment In the city.
EDWARD HOI-MAN CO., Funeral IHreet
ors, tO 3d st. Lady Assistant. Phone M. 0X.
f. P. FIN LEY SON. Sd and Madlse-ml
Lady atteadant. Phone Main . A 151 a.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, mrnoassas
to F. 8. Dunning. Inc. E. g, 3 tSZ&.
EKICSON CO. Undertakers; lady asalsa.
ant. 409 Alder. M. 6133. A 1233.
IXKCH. Undertaker, cor. East Alder aad
eth. Pbonea 78L B1S8S. ld assistant.
astcsements.
BAKER
Main 2
A5360
Geo. L. Baker, MKT.
Tonight All Week Bargain Mat. Wed., 25c
Baker Stock Company in
'-THE THREE OF US.'
Rachel Crother's Celebrated Play.
Last week of the season. The end of- Baker
Theater for all time.
Evening 25c. SOc, 73c Sat. Mat. 25c. BOc.
main e. a lose.
UAT1NJEB KVLEf DAT.
15-25-530
SIGHTS
THEATER 15-75-50-153
"A Night In a Billiard Parlor," Introduc
ing Harry P. CUne, Calvin W. Demareet and
Albert G. Cutler; Marrion Murray it Co., Jol
ly I'annle Rice, pringle and Whiting. Slgnor
Travato, Forbes and Bowman, Equillo, l'ic
ture. Orchestra.
LYRIC
PORTLAND'S
FAMILY
PLAYHOUSE
Seventh and Alder Streets.
All Week; Matinees Daily, 2:45.
Armstrong Musical Comedy Co. in
THE TWINS
Thursday Night, tiold Watch Given Away
Friday lght, Chorus Girls' Content.
Two performances nightly, 7:45 and 9:15
P. M. Next week, "Affinity Beach."
PORTLAND'S AMUSEMENT PARK.
Noteworthy Success,
LIBERATI
HIS FAMOUS BAND AND GRAND OPERA
ARTISTS.
Afternoons at 2: SO. Evenings at 8:30.
Pronounced approval of the new and spa
cious Auditorium, best equipped concert hall
on Pacific Coast.
Many attractions on the beautiful grounds,
aamission to which is onlx 10 cents.
Transfer from any part of city to Oaks'
cars at East Morrison and East Water
streets, or take Launch at Foot of Morri
son street
Benefit Entertainments
for
PORTLAND NEWSBOYS' ASSOCIATION
by
Columbia park Boys' club, of San Francisco.
SPORTS DAY. MULTNOMAH FIELD
Australian Football TOMORROW (Tuesday)
afternoon, 2 o'clock.
ORIGINAL VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME,
Portland Theater. Tuesday evening
(TOMORROW), 8:13 o'Clock.
Fancy Dress Football and Baseball. Multno
mah Field, Wednesday afternoon,
June 2v),- 2 o'clock.
Minstrel Show, Portland Theater, Wednesday
evening, June 2M. 8:15 o'clock.
Grand Rally for Boys and Carnival of
Sports, Multnomah Field, Thursday even
ing. June 30 at 8:15. Boy Mayor to en
tertain Mayor of Portland.
Admission to theater performances Adults
fl. children ftOc. Admission to Multno
mah Field Adults 25c, children 10c.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At 218 hi Fourth at.. 18 rooms good furni
ture. Sale 10 A. M. sharp, by Ford Auction
Company.
At private residence. 733 A Hoyt st. Fur
niture, etc. Sale at 10 o'clock. Baker &
So;., auctioneers.
At Wilson's auction house, corner Second
and Yamhill. Sale at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson,
auctioneer.
DIED.
BARENSTECHER In this cits-, at the fam
lly residence, 768 Marshall street, Charles
Uarenetecher, aged 51 years. Funeral. no
tice hereafter.
STEVENSON In this city. June 28. 1910,
George I. Stevenson, aged 28 years 11
months and 14 days. Remains are at Fln
ley's parlors.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
PRESIDENT. Main 213.
SECRETARY. Alain Sn.
- HUMANK OFFICER, Bsat 4 77 a.
NEW TODAY.
FULL BLOCK
200x200 feet, close in, just, north of
Washington,
$150,000
Residence Site
Best buy in the "really restricted dis
trict, 110x100 feet, Johnson st.,
between 19th and 20th,
S1G.OOO
ACREAGE y
Adjoining Laurelhurst on the east, 5
acres, on carline, ready
to subdivide,
gl5,OOQ.
Smith & Everett
, Failing Building.
Corner,100xI00
High-class warehouse corner, near
Washington street, with good track
age $52,000. A high-class : uy.
Queen Inv. Co.
410 Failing Bldg.
A Swell Home
Strictly modern 7-room hnnu n-itk
furnace and fireplace, . full cement
basement, tras and electric and all
the latest - Improvements, on a corner
lot, ouxiuv, street improvements In and
paid for, on E. Yamhill, corner of 28th
price $6000, half cash, balance to suit!
If you want a nice home, don't fall
to see tints vats.
Grussi & Zadow
817 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak
69b
Mortgage Loans
At ORGAN, PLIEO.NER' Jt BOTCS,
Bog-ooa a bin a: top aiuicuna;.
$4250
New hrfme on Willamette Heights- R
rooms and sleeping-porch: hardwood
iioore; iuh iol t,ay terms.
RUSSELL .. BI.TTH,
Commonwealth Bnlldlng.
Laurelton Heights
Just east of Laurelhurst. Full lots,
$500 and up. Easy terms. Let us
show you!
HART LAND CO.,
146 Second St.
GEORGE BLACK.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
(All Branches.)
S23 Worcester Bids.
Phones Main 8371: A 401 A
INVESTORS Call oti owners" Realty Ass's
for timber, acneage. business. residence
and apartment properties, 20$ Ablngton,
SEW TODAY.
One -Acre Lots
West Side, 5e fare, 25 minutes' ride
on electric cars. The most beautiful,
scenic homesites. Acres fof $400, ad
joining lots which have already sold
for $500 per lot. They will not last
long at this price. J
Acres $400
EASY TERMS V
Glen Harbor Realty Co.
431-432 Mohawk Bldg.,
Third and Morrison f treets.
: North Beach :
. PARCEL. 1. -
Fenr Beautiful front lota on.
' railroad with good 7-room house
and furniture complete.
PARCEL 2.
Choice 32-acre tract, fine ocean
frontage and beautiful growth of
trees.
J PARCEL 5.
A tract of 250 acres ju'st north
of "The Breakers" Hotel. Finest
hotel or platting proposition on
beach.
T We are owners and solicit
T negotiations to purchase.
HART LAND CO. I
J 146 Second St.
The French ship "BnflToa" le en her wy -to
Portland with a cargo of trtple-trreened
AntliHU-lte bard coal for The Edlefaen fTunl
Company, Inoc, who have discontinued their
office In the Chamber of Commerce, but
arranged with Hartmao A Thompson to ac
cept payment of fuel bills. Their main office
In located at the largest coal depot In Fort
land, on Railroad and KuMell streets. Albina.
At present they are engaged In putting In
thousands of tons of excellent Rock Hp rings
lump coal for the needs of their patrons
on the West Side. Irving! on and 'Pied
mont. Customers on the Lower Penin
sula will be served from Si. Johns branch
and those In Mount Tabor and Southeast
Portland through a depot In that section.
The company accepts orders for future de
livery of coal of all kinds and for prompt
delivery of hard wood and fir cord wood.
Reference, any bank. Phoned ast 303 and
C 2303.
Laurelton Heights
Just 'east of Laurelhurst. Full lots,
$500 and up. Easy terms. Let us
show youl
HART LAND CO.,
146 Second St.
PIEDMONT
A beautiful house on corner 100x100.
union avenue. il you want a nice
home look this over.
MERCHANTS SAVIXGS A TRlST '
COMPANY,
S. W. Cor. Oth and Washington Streets.
KKAL ESTATB DKAXJCR9.
Beck. Will am O.. Ill Falun bids.
Blrrell. A. H. A Co., 202-3 McKay bids. Real
cstata. Insurance, mortgages, foaas. etc
Brubakar A Benedict. 003 McKay bids. M. (M
CARD REALTY A INVESTMENT CO., 623
HENRY BLDG. MARSHALL, 1567. A 1397.
Cbapln A Herlow, 332 Coamaer Commeroa,
Cook. B. 8. A Co.. 603 Cor bete bide.
Jennings A Co., Mala 188. 200 Oregontaa,
JON Ed A SHERMAN. 30- Lewis bids.
PALMES-JONB3 CO., H. pV 71 ' Commas
eial Club bldg.
Behalk. Geo.D.. 228 Stark' at. Mala 392. A 2SM
SHLNDLKR A HALL. 206 Abbagtoa bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand are. aa4
afultfiomah st. Holladsy Addition
M. E. Thompson Co., cor. 4th and Oak sts
Walker. 8. T.. q Corbett bldg.
REAX.ESTAT1E.
For Sale Lots.
TO CLOSE an estate, sacrifice must be made
. of four lots, 100x200, near the Hawthorne
avenue Walter Burrell residence; view
. of the entire city and all the snow-capped
mountains; positive speculation for
wnen tne Aiaaison onage is done, in Aug
ust, there'll be a boom in all this district;
best lots in the neighborhood and the
lowest priced; ideal home site; will be only
10 minutes out. Phone Marshall 1948.
. IRVIXGTOX . QUARTER.
100x100 feet at corner East 24th and
Knott street, facing south and east; beau
tiful view of Mt. Hood which cannot be
cut .off, paved streets, on carline: this Is
the- cheapest quarter block in this ex
clusive residence district. Price for Im
mediate sale. 13500.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Phones Main 8089, A 2853. '
HAWTHORNE AVE.
V acres, or 20 60x100 lots within
ZOO feet of Hawthorne ave. ; this property
is worth S21.SO0, according to surrounding-
values; It can be bought now for 1.
000, with 35000 cash, balance within
years at per cent interest, and privilege
or release clause; this is a big bargain:
look It up.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
3775.
Lot on Glenn ave., south of Hawthorne.
easy terms, fOO down, balance $10 per
monin. x ne onijr easy term proposition
on this beautiful avenue, and the price is
riguu
BRUBAKER A BENEDICT.
C02 McKay bldg.. 3d and Stark.
Phone Main S4!i.
IRV1NCTON LOT. 60x100.
A fine lot In Irvlngton, 60x100. east
front, on carline, in a swell part of Irving
ton. on East 22d between Knott and Stan
ton. Price $2000; part cash, balance 6 per
cent.
GRTJSSI A ZADOW,
BIT Board of Trsde bldg.. 4th and Oak.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Lot 50x100. in Laurelhurst. east front'
age, between 32d and 33d sts.. close to
car: cement sidewalks, water, gas and
graded streets now In. This is 50Q
cheaper tnan aa joining jots, .trice, iiooo;
terms, one-third cash, balance to suit.
B S2. Oregonlan.
$373.
60x100. high and sightly. East 48th e
'tween Clinton and Ellsworth; $50 down.
Daiaaco lt per montn.
. VBRUBAKER A BENEDICT,
602 McKay bldg., 3d and Stark.
1'UKRE additions for sale; the mon ds
slrabls that can be bad Inside the city
limits, aa a whole, on easy terms to ths
nsnt parties. oet tne owner at iia&a
Land Co. office. 622 Chamber of Com
merce bldg.. 3d and Btark sts.
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
X2 down and $2 each month, on Oreron
City car lino. Price $1(0 and $200. Na
tional Realty A Trust Co.. $28 ft Washing
ton st room MB.
1RVINGTON 30x100 on 14th st.. between
Thompson and tlrasee. improvements all in,
bonded. $1250; $430 cash. bal. 3 years at
0 per cent, u ia, ureggman.
EQUITY in two choice lots In 8WINTOW.
block from carline. streets graded. Bull
Run water, at great bargain. Owner leav-
lng city, ti 7U. urcgonian.
LOTS OF GROUND.
$45060x120 feet, graded streets, city
mater. oc tare, idu level, clear, popular
n.raiion. rcapp st raun. w ;tn st.
V. H I Buy a lot wnea yon can get a ojllI
acre inside the city with all tba advaa
tas for the sama price? 420 Lumber
fian Hlgg.. cor, ptn nq
LOTS.
Snap 100x100. on comer E. Oth and
Beach sts.; $1500, $400 cash. 808 Board
of Trade.
WILL sell a S0x70-foot lot on E. Salmon,
between 17th and 18th sts., for $2400;
terms to suit. W 74. Oregonlan.
$750 LOT, 80x100, on Church street, close
to Patton ave. Owner must sell this. Call
410Fallingbldg. .
TWO nice corner lots, on carline. bargain
if taken at once; owner going Ease N
70, Oregonlan. Phone A 1858.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Excellent view lot
for $250O. AH 67. Oregonlan.
$30 DOWN $10 per month, lot 17th' and
Alnsworth. See owner, 48 N. 6th. A 2A24.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Lots.
IRVINGTON, a beautiful 60x100 lot on Til
lamook St., near East 12th. No nicer lot
In this most exclusive residence section.
Price $200, Including all street improve
ments. C. P. Pfluger & Co., room 6, Mul
key b.dg., 2d and Morrison sts.
ALAMEDA PARK LOTS.
Are high and sightly, overlooking Irving
ton: near Broadway carline; best city im
provements; priced 25 per cent below the
market. Inquire Alameda Land Company,
osj corbett bldg.
QUARTER BLOCK, $2300.
100x100. corner E. 27th and Pacific sts..
near concrete bridge and Sandy boule
vard; cheap for cash.
H. 'P. PALMER-JONES CO..
212-213 Cominorcial Club Bldg.
A SACRIFICE.
Lot 60x100 in Laurelhurst, next to cor
ner, with east frontage. Price, $900.
Terms. $90 cash,, balance monthly; be
sure and see this. B 8a, Oregonlan.
HOME-BUILDERS I own a fine corner on
Stanton street in Irvlngton: all improve
ments In; a snap. $50o cash will handle
it. This property is 20 per cent lss than
market price. .Eaat 614, Tabor 2376.
$633 ROSE CITY PARK.
60x100. east facing lot. only 100 feet
from Alameda ave.; s'.te of nice home,
lilce trees on lot. Address AG 81. Ore
gonlan. .
LOTS.
Knnn lOOxlOO. on corner E. Sth and
Beech sts.; $1500, $100 cash. 308 Board"
of 'Irade.
CLOSE-IN CORNERS. )
. Three close-In corner lots and quarters
at attractive prices. Vanduyn A Walton,
615 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
BUT a lot on assy monthly payments aad wa
will furnish you. free of cost, a place to
live. Gregory Investment Co., end of ROM
City Park carline.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Corner In Irvlngton. 81st and Tilla
mook, 80x100; very reasonable. L S3,
Oregonlan.
WALNUT PARK.
M. block. Alberta and Halght, facins
Xillingsworth home place. Price $32o0.
C 81 Oregonlan.
WILL sell my 4 low facing on Fowler ave.,
lOuxllVi. $200 cheaper than property ad
joining ; am- forced to let my contract go.
This is a snap. AJ 83, Oregonlan
LOT 60x100 feet, north of Columbia Pr.rk.
University, Or., on Hurst su . E. McClaln.
Keeovllle. Or.
FINE BUY of 2 lots, each 60 x 100, on 63d.
near Belmcnt, at a bargain. 722 Li ec trio
Building. M. 6743, A 6437.
GENUINE snap; big Mt Tabor lot on East
63d for $700 cash. Includes street im-
provements. Phone Tabor 2aa.
ROSE CITY PARK corner lot, $1000, is less
than half block to car: improvements in
and paid. Address AG 80, Oregonlan.
TWO lots, Penn. Add No. 8; 3 lots Willam
ette boulevard, near station; beautiful site
for home. Owner. AE 79. O regonlan.
30x100. ROSE CITY PARK, east facing. $390,
Improvements In, good location. AP 83,
Oregonlan.
BEAUTIFUL Elmhurst lot, 50x100, corner,
reasonable, terms. Y 89. Oregonlan.
100x100. S. Wv COR. B. 13th and Main. Apply
owner, 70 4tU.
For Sale
-Houses.
GOING TO BUILDt
' WB ASE BUILDING MORE HOtJSS)
THAN ANY CONTRACTOR IN THB
CITY. THERE ARE GOOD REASONS.
OUR CUSTOMERS BAVB MONEY AND
GET BETTER WORK. ON TSRM3 TO
tUIT. IP YOU OWN YOUR LOT. WB
WILL FURNISH THE MONEY TO
BUILD. PLANS AND fcSTIMATEd FREJi
OREGON BUILDING A TRUST COk.
09 HENRY BUM. .
lie 1RVTNRTON.
Fine 7-room house. 60x100 lot. facing
south, on a hard-surface street, surround
ed by fine homes, for sale for $6500, less
tnan half cash cuwn; this nome is iuut
oughly modern, very beautiful in its set-
1 1 1 1 ( iiirrAimHInri nri ftrrannament and iS
worth over $7000 of any man's money, but
it must be saennceu. bee us at once.
V. VINCENT JONES REALTY CO..
802-303 Lewis Bldg.
E. 37TH-ST. HOME. $1000.
Brand new 6-room house, 3 bedrooms,
(fnln. rutrph finx BRm And electric fix
tures, window shades, double floors up and
down stairs, fireplace, full cement base
ment, laundry trays, lot 50x06 2-3, on the
corner of E. Washington and 37th; .price
$550O. siuoo and -3 per montn.
GRUSSI A ZADOW.
817 Board of Trade bldg., 4th and Oak.
BUILD NOW.
' LET US FINANCE THE BUILDING OP
YOUR HOME. IF YOU OWN LOT. SMALL
AMOUNT OF CASH 13 SUFFICIENT. OUR
REPUTATION FOR WELL-BUILT HOMES,
FAIR DEALING AND DISPATCH OF CON
OTRUCTION 13 BRINGING US MANY
CLIENTS. . NORTHWESTERN CONSTRUC
TION CO., Successor to Portland Realty A
. Construction Co.. eol-2-8 Lewis mag.
SWELL BUNGALOW, 500.
New 6-room bungalow, with full lot,
30x100: with all modern conveniences. In
a fine residence district, on carline and
close to school; must be sold at once;
price $3200, $300 cash and $25 per month;
this is an elegant place on uiaostone ave,
GRUSSI A ZADOW.
317 Board of Trade bldg.. 4th and Oak.
SPLENDID property on paved street at a
bargain. 6-room house furnished or un
furnished; hall, 3 closets, pantry, two
porches, modern conveniences, large ce
ment floor lasement; lot 43x137; trees,
fruit, roses, garden, everything In good
condition: terms. Inquire owner, 1143
Hawthorne or phone labor 27 1.
A NICE HOME CHEAP.
$1050 2 fine lots. 40x100 each, fruit
and flowers, splendid lawn and a com
fortable house. Bull Run ; water, streets
graded; terms; this 'is a decided snap and
must oe soiu.
R ABB & PATTON. 90 Sth St.
sar AND CL1NTON-ST. HOME.
O-rOOm, UlUUBl ll 1 1 HI juai LUIllViciru.
on carline; price $30Oo; can be handled
on (700, balance like rent.
H. P. PALM EK-JONES CO..
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
HOME AND LOTS OF FRUIT.
Fins 7-room house and large lot In Sun
ny side. 1 block from car, for sale cheap;
lots of fruit; half cash will handle iu
V. VINVKNT JONES RKALTi" CO..
802-803 Lewis Bldg.
FINE suburban view nome. lii acres; 8
room bouse; hot water heat; greenhouse'
11 kinds of fruit. Best bargain in city.
Might consider part exchange. Call at
remises. 86 East 63d st. Morrison il
Lt. Tabor car. Phone Tabor 8.
$600 $600 $600 $600.
Large 2-story 4-room house, lot 40x105
between 2 canines, $300 cash. $800, $100
cash, takes 3-rojm house. 2 lots, corner.
Fred W. German, 82U Burnsids. Main or
4-roora house, lot 60x100, on Oregon City
car Una. Price $700. Payment (10 each
month. Nothing tlown.
NATIONAL REALTY A TRUST CO..
Z26hk .Washington St.. Room 618.
$3000 MODERN 6-room cottage, bungalow,
every modern convenience, choice, sightly
corner, 7714x100. This is $750 below the
" market. Let us prove it. Queen Inv. Co.,
410 Falling bldg.
A BIG sacrifice, must have money, will
take $2000 for new 6-room artistic house,
big lot, street improvements paid. ML
' Tabor district or East 53d. Owner. Phone
. Tabor 2S6.
$300 LOT. 40x120, WITH A NEAT LITTLE
HOUSE OF 3 ROOMS, $230 CASH. BAL
ANCE MORTGAGE.
R.yiB It l'ATTOM. wll Oth St
NEAR BROADWAY BRIDGE 10 feet front,
house 8 large rooms, pantry, bath, fur
nished. Including handsome piano. 347
.1.
Pine 7-room house, full lot, lawn, nice
roses; price $4300; $500 cash. 308 Board ot
Trade.
$10 A MONTH pays for a neat, coxy homa
on a 60x100 lot in Gregory Heights. Call at
and of Rose City Park carline. Gregory la-
vyi'tment Co.
FOR SALE.
Trouble 5-room apartment-horse, str'ct
ly modern: $5700; terms. Call 1028 E. 19tb
st. Take A car.
$4000 COZY home, near Broadway at., and
In walking distance, choice flowers and
shrubbery. Miller, 416 Chamber of Com
merce bldg.
BEST buy on eunnvBlde from owner; 6-room
modern bungalow; improvements in and
paid for; party going away; $2400; $600
5i.,.r Call 226 E. 36th St.
$300 AND monthly payments gets "the best
modern 8-room house In Portland for the
price. Come see it today. Call up the
owner for particulars, Woodlawn 1516.
7-ROOM HOUSE. "
Modern Improvements. Vernon Addition
near carline; $3800. or leas for caabj
C 2692. ;
MODERN 6-room house. Irvlngton, N. W
cor. B. 17th and Hancock. $6000. Main
1314 or 208 Fliedner bldg.
HOUSE of 7 rooms and attic, large lot, beau
tifully located on Mt. Tabor. Telephone
Tabor 177.
$2750 New 7-room house, concrete basement,
gas. electricity. See owner, 1315 East Lin.
iNjln: must gell; attractive terms.
BARGAIN Highland Addition. 6-room house,
full-lot. shrubbery and bearing fruit trees.
Call at 1019 Grand ave. North.
FOR SALE In Irvlngton new T-room resl
dence, complete In every detail. For par
ticulars phone C 23S4.
FOR 6ALE by owner, the handsomest 8
room home in Irvlngton. 496 E. 20th su,
N. Call and see It.,,
t
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Hon
RIVERDALE HOME.
One of the handsomest homes In the
Riverside district; 7 beautifully designed
and artistically finished rooms, a recep
tion hall, a full-length living room with
large fireplace, bookcases and seat, case
ment and French windows, paneled ana
beamed dining-room with artistic buffet.
Dutch kitchen; 4 bedrooms, each in sepa
rate color scheme; sleeping balcony; large
bathroom; attic spaced for two rooms and
bath; full cement basement; extra large
furnace; private water system under
heavy pressure; beautiful grounds about
an acre In extent and commanding a
sweeping view of the city, river and moun
tains. For further particulars apply to
R. F. BRYAN.
305 Chamber of Commerce.
A 1227: Main 1963. '
BUNGALOW.
WILL TAKE GOOD LOT IN EXCHANGE.
Fine, new. modern bungalow, one block
from ear, nice reception hall, fireplace,
paneled walls, beamed ceilings, Dutch
kitchen, full cement basement, full lot,
sleeping porch, 7 rooms; price $3760; will
take good lot as first payment, balance
$25 per month. 308 Board of Trade.
IRVINGTON.
6-room new and modern home, on East
22d. near Knott st.: 50x100 lot, full baso
ment and finished complete with furnace,
cement wash trays, living-room, hall and
dining-room finlshad in selected Oregon
fir; oak floors; three large bedrooms and
sleeping porch np stairs; lighting fixtures
and plumbing first-class; price $5750;
terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Beautiful modern 6-room bungalow; two
hort blocks from Hawthorne ave.; nice
Dutch kitchen with stationary wash tubs,
electricity and gas. wood lift: well fur
nished; bathroom; rot 50x90; lawn, rosea
and garage; $3500, $000 down, easy pay
ments. You must see to appreciate; bar
gain; must sell at once as I am leaving
. the city. Call resident phone Tabor 1013.
KENNILWORTH DISTRICT. .
-room house and bath, with two high
and beautiful lots, for sale cheap and on
very easy terms; 4 blocks from car; flne
cement basement. Dutch kitchen, modern
plumbing and hot-water boiler; street im-
8 roved; small amount down and balance
ke rent.
. V. VINCENT JONES REALTY CO,
302-303 Lewis Bldg. w
$530, ALL CASH 2-room house, nice lot;
3 blocks to Mount Scott carline.
$1130 New 4-room house, extra fine
lot; 4 blocks to-Arleta school.
$2000 Good 6-room house, lot 5X)x88. In
Albina. a rare bargain; terms. v
$775 cash for a lots in Kenton; 100 feet
from the main street.
RIETER A SEELEY.
226 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
YOU CAN'T FIND ANOTHER.
7-room desirable home at $2600; 6-room
- bungalows may run under $3000. but room
is necessary for your family and you don't
want en old. out-of-date, worn-out house;
35 minutes' ride. St. Johns car. restricted
district, near river and Park, schools,
stores, churches near: .forced sale, under
cost. crner. woodiawn 2272.
A 7-ROOM modern home, laundry, with sta
tionary wash trays, wide porch, part base
ment, full lot, with fruit and rosea1, wood
shed and toolhouse. wide graded street;
owner offers this nice home for $2800, $3O0
down. Vancouver car to Dekum ave., then
two blocks west to 329. Twenty minutes
from Washington at.
DANDY 6-room' house; lot 80x100; nicely
fenced, beautiful lawn, 14 bearing fruit
trees, roses, chicken-yard and wood shed;
price only $2000; will take lot to the value
of $360 if desired, balance monthly pay
ments. Act quick.
DESHON A HAWK.
. 407 Lumbermens Bldg.T cor. 3th and Stark.
SNAP.
Just finished five-room bungalow: pan
eled dining-room, toilet, bath, pantry, wood
lift, 60-foot porch, cement walks, steps
and retaining walls. 32d and Clinton; lot
60x75; $3000. $400 cash, balance like rent.
C. L. SHEETS,
420 Swetland Bldg. Phone Main 7778.
ACREAGE HOME.
14 acres, all kinds of Irult. 6-room
house and pantry and large verandas, bath,
new barn, large chicken corral; choice
flowers and shrubs; 4 blocks from car.
Terms.
LOUIS BRANDT. '
Oak Grove. Oregon City Line.
CLOSE: TO CAR.
Strictly modern 5-room bungalow. In
restricted district. black to car; lot 50
xlOO: rooms tinted, beamed ceilings and
paneled work; lots of book cases, large
attic; price $3960, terms. Address AG 82,
Oregonlan. t
PORTLAND HEIGHTS COTTAGE.
Corner lot. beautiful view; modern
throughout; automobile garage ia near;
trees and rosea; Improved street; all for
$5300: reasonable terms. Hartman A
Thompson, Chamber of Commerce bldg.
FOR SALE 12-room double house, plas
tered; lights and water; near car- east
slope of Mount Tabor, at 84 72d st. east
also six unimproved lots in Summit An
nex Add., at West ave. and Barr road.
Address Stewart, 94 East 72d St., Portland.
I HAVE an 8-room and a 5-room bungalow
and a 6-room house which you should seo
before you buy; strictly first-class and
modern, in good location, on very easy
terms. Pettenger, 119 KUllngsworth ave.
U-L or St. Johns car.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
$1430 House of 4 good rooms, all A-1
condition; two splendid lots in finest state
of cultivation; prettiest foliage in town;
terms.
RABB A PATTON. 10 Sth St.
HOUSE and lot on Savler St.; also lot at
Willamette Heights, by owner. 285 Rus-
Bell Bt. Phone Woodiawn 813.
Business Property.
FOR SALE $12,000 stock dry goods, shoes
and gents' furnishings; in the live city of
Raymond, Wash.; other business reason
lor selling; cash trade. $100 per day; write
for particulars. Herln Mercantile Co.,
Raymond. Wash.
FINE APARTMENT PROPERTY.
East Side. 15 minutes' walk from 3d and
Morrison; large grounds. 8-room houe;
$95o0, term. or part trade,
H. HATFIELD, 165& 4th St.
BY OWNER Income paying property, busi
ness block; yearly rent $1020; price $840O.
X 66. Oregonlan.
MY business block, corner of principal busi
ness street; Income from rents $060 per
year; price, $8300. X 63, Oregonlan.
Acreage.
DO YOU WANT TO INVEST?
$12.50 per acre, 160 acres, 30 in culti
vation, house, barn. etc.. some fence, 4
miles to C A E. R. R. and town, land roll
ing, some bottom land and good timber.
This is as good FRUIT LAND as there is
In the state today, being protected-agalnst
late Spring frosts. Every acre can be set
to fruit; $12.30 per acre; $1000 cash, easy
terms.
NOW THEN. LISTEN.
WE HAVE A RELINQUISHMENT of
160 acres that adjoins the above-mentioned
14 section that can be had for $300;
you must act quick.
T. A. R1GG-S REALTY CO..
Rm 223, Fliedner bldg.. Ph. Marshall 1645.
30 ACRES at Reedvllle at $120 per acre, run
ning water; one-half cash, balance 6 per
cent.
26 acres at Reedvllle. old house and
barn, 20 acros cleared; $123 per acre;
$2000 cash, balance 6 per cent.
Also 5. 10 and 20 acre tracts, small pay
ments - down, balance monthly payments
or mortgage for balance.
615 COUCH BLDG.
SUBURBAN HOME.
2H acres and 4-room house, on Foster
Road, east Lents Junction; J1500; $300
cash will handle this. The price is below
value.
BRUBAKER A BENEDICT,
602 McKay bldg., 3d and Stark.
. Phone Main 549.
5 ACRES.
On Oregon Electric, at Metzger Station,
cleared; 600 feet to station; price $2500;
only $500 down.
BRUBAKER A 'BENEDICT,
302 McKay bldg.. 3d and Stark.
Phone Main 549.
280 ACRES, near good town and railroad, in
Coos County: excellent fruit and farm
land; 1.230.000 feet timber; only $13.50 per
acre. Address N. E. Llndquist, Genl. Del.,
Portland.
SELL OR TRADE 5 acres, close to car.
$2500; also 6 acres well Improved, a fine
home, can't be beat, close in, $4500: also
8 acres, all in fruit, close to car $3750
and others. Bishop, 828 Mohawk bldg.
LET me sell you a halt acre or mora la
side the city; Bull Run water, paved street,
building restrictions, etc 420 Lumkeo
mans HMg-. cor. 6th and fltara.
TWO ACRES good soil, fine location for
" suburban home, near car, 85 minutes out;
$1750. $350 down, balance monthly. Pal-
mer. 507 Couch bldg.
ACREAGE. -On
electrlo line, close to city, partially
Improved, only $200 per acre. Vanduyn A
Walton. 513 Chamber of Commerce.
$250 CASH will buy my equity In 14-acre
tract; worth double: long terms on bal
ance. B 77. Oregonlan.
BEAUTIFUL acre, short ride on West Side;
stream runs through; also spring. 384
College street. Terms.
430-ACRE dairy ranch, 8 miles Sheridan.
Owner. Tabor 2213.
6 ACRES, Firland station, platting proposition;
a bargain. See owner, 70 4th.
S CLOSE-IN acres. $6000. Mala 2018.
KKAL ESTATE.
Acreage.
ANY number of 5, lO and 20-aore tracts
cholae Improved fruit and garden lud;
water and rail transportation; -SO to 60
minutes' ride from Portland; price is
right; easy terms; will exchange for Port
land property. For desirable homes see
Dean Land Co., 622 Chamber of Comment
- bldg,. 3d and Stark sts.. Portland. Or.
10 ACRES choice fruit land, unimproved;
85 minutes' ride from Portland; overlooks
Columbia river; $730. easy terms. THIS
will suit YOU. Palmer, 507 Couch bldg.
Homesteads.
GOOD locatlona In Crook. Lake, Harney and
- the eoast; 2 timber claims on the coast.
flne relinquishments, cheap; low rates
for June.
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON.
82-page book explaining what each of
the $4 counties latest adapted for; gives
amount of Government land open to home
stead In each county; map attached. 21x
It, showing new K. R. and towns, includ
ing Eastern and Central Oregon; counties
In different colors; drawn to March 1.
1810; latest map In U. 8. ; price ISc Nim
mo A Runey. 13 Hamilton bldg.
EASTERN OREGON homestead and desert
land. Oregon Homestead Co., '217 Abing
tonbdE106H3dst. .
RELINQUISHMENT, cut 4,000,000; $400.
. Valley Realty Co.. 41 N. Oth st.
Pnr Kale Pratt Lands.
CULTIVATED.
6. 10, 20 or 72 acres, all rich, level, cul
tivated land, and In crop; this land Is
in thickly settled locality, convenient to
new electrlo carline. Vs mile from R- R.
station, country store. 2 churches, etc.;
R. F. D. mall and telephone service, and
7 miles from Vancouver, on level graded
road; this Is ideal fruit, vegetable or wal
nut land and is dirt cheap at the price of
$1S0 per acre; easy, terms, or will sell
without the crop for $160 per acre, as
above stated in amouuts to suit pur
chaser. THOMPSON A SWAN.
206 Rothchild Bldg.. Portland. Or.
Vancouver National Bank Building.
Vancouver, Wash.
Marshall 1859. A 7316.
HOOD RIVER, 20 ACRES.
Fruit land. 8 miles from Hood River.
Every foot of It can be cultivated, ths
best of fruit soil and a good spring on the
place. Never again will you have the op
portunity to buy aa cheap as this. 3.000,
terms to suit.
JOHN DICK.
626 Henry bldg. Phone Main 3572.
,
ORCHARD PLATTING PROPOSITION.
$30 per acre takes 433 acres one mile
from R. R. station ; about 300 acres ready
to plow, balance oak timber; adjoins land
now platted and selling tor $3iK) per acre;
$5000 will handle Una. Call 308 Board ot
Trade.
IF you want to Join the "Apple King," the
man who won the $lom eweeivnake prise at
Spokane Apple Show, In developing an or
chard on the payment plan, $20 and $10
monthly, write AJ 84. Oregonlan.
280 ACRES, near good town and railroad, in
Coos County: excellent fruit and farm
land: 1,230. 00O feet timber: only $13.30
per acre. Address N. E. Llndquist. Genl.
Del.. Portland. .
X0-ACRB orchard tracts, unimproved, on
railroad. 25 miles from Portland; best
eoll. no rock; $40 an acre, easy terms;,
arrange with us to go and make selection;
round trip same day. 310 Corbett bldg.
FOR SALE 10 acres of choice orchard land
5 miles from Hood River, Or., on Wash
ington line: price, $1200. Address "C Ros
enkrans. Underwood. Wash.
BECAUSE I need the money, will sacrlrtc
my equity in flve-are fruit tract. $100;
tracts adjoining mine are selling for an ad
vance of $50 per acre. AK So, Oregonlan.
for Bale- Farms.
FARMS FOR SALE.
A few bargains; 6 acres, all
bottom land; will raise onions;
five minutes' walk station; ten
miles out: all under cultivation;
price $2450.
49 ACRES.
49 acres at Damascus, 12
acres cleared, balance fine tim
ber, the wood will pay for the
clearing; only one-half mile
from stores, Postoffice; Is ex
cellent fruit land; macadamized
automobile road entire ' distance
from city by -this Fall; can be
bought cheap and on terms; 14
miles out.
S ACRES.
S acres, i-mlle from 6-cent
fare, has house, barn, nine
chicken-houses; lies level; terms.
2tt ACRES.
2i acres In the city. all
planted to fruit, lies rolling. 2
blocks from car. will double In
value In short time; $1000 will
handle, long time on balance.
1 80 ACRES.
SO acres, right at station on
electric line, all planted to ap
ples, Spltsenherg. Yellow New
towns and Baldwins, 3 years
old; lies nearly level, has small
house and barn, good well, on
county road: Base Line 10 nilb-s
out from center of city; terms,
one-third cash, balance time.
40 ACRES.
40 acres. White Salmon apple
land, 10 miles from White Sal-niort-.
Wash.; excellent apple
land. There Is 1,000.000 feet
of saw timber on thiR land;
lies nearly level; $2400, half
cash.
14 ACRE3.
14 acres at Newberg on Ore
gon Electric. 9 miles from city;
improved, only five minutes'
walk from station; will subdi
vide if purchaser docs not care
to take all.
COLUMBIA TRUST CO..
Board of Trade Bldg..
84 4th St.
FARM FOR SALE.
80 acres in Yamhill County. 8 miles
from Dayton. Or., on the county road, 40
acres in choice fruit. There are 1500 ap
ple trees, 2000 peach trees and 1O00
cherry trees. All 8 years old and in per
fect condition. House and barn. This Is
the cheapest place in this state and
someone is going to get a great bargain.
The price is $10,000. and half cash will
handle lt. Inquire of Shelffleld-Riely, 2S
Russel bldg., 4th and Morrison sts.
J. A. CUNNINGHAM.
' A few and all choice farms far sale. '
In Yamhill County.
P. O. Box 74. Oar 1 ton. Or.
FOR SALE PRICE. l.-.OOo!
30-acre farm, 22 improved, balance
brush; 10-room house; good barn, largo
and small fruit; V-mlle from town,
churches, graded school and railroad;
river front; 2 cows. 1 wagon, 1 mowing
machine, 1 buggy. 1 work harness. 1 har
row, 60 hens. Call on or address R. M.
Woolworth, Dayton. Or.
$5300-5200 ACRES, 25 acres under plow".
30 acres pasture, balance timber. 3.000 -000;
fair buildings, creek on place; 7
milch cows. 8 young heifers, team horses.
1 sow and 6 pigs, all tools, machinery and
most of furniture; everything goes. Call
at St. Charles Hotel, Tuesday. Arthur
Bozarth.
20-ACRE tracts, unimproved. 25 miles by rail
from Portland: suitable for fruit ratting and
chicken ranches; well watered, plenty of
timber for all purpo5es, best of soli, no rock
or gravel; $15 to $25 an acre; easy terms.
These are the cheapest tracts on the market
and will bear inspection. Call and arrange
to go and gee them. 310 Corbett bldg.
190 ACRES. 135 In cultivation,- 20 In oak
and fir timber, balance in stump pasture;
8-room house, good barn 52x70. Price of
this farm is $10u per acre; $13, 000 cash,
balance at 6 per cent. This price includes
crop and all stock and farm machlnerv.
For further particulars call at 670 Bei
n.ont t.
J0-ACRB orchard tracts, unimproved, on
railroad, 25 miles from Portland; best
soil;, no rock; $40 an acre, easy terms; ar
range with us to go and make selection;
round trip stfme day. 310 :orbett b 1 d g .
20 ACRES. 13 miles out. on Oregon Electric
end S. P. Ry.. fine fruit land, about 5
acres in young orchard: cheap for cash
or part ensh. AF 43. Oregnnian.
SO ACRES Irrigated land and 320-acre home
stead relinquishment in the Deschutes Val
ley; good buildings; price $36O0. Raa
Leonard. Bend, Or,