Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 11, 1910, Page 11, Image 11

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    THE MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, -JULY 11, 1910.
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MERCURY AT 97; 1
BELIEF PROMISED
Portland Has Hottest Day of
Season, With Roseburg
Only Hotter City.
HUMIDITY IS MODERATE
Thirty-five Per Cent Makes Weather
More Nearly Bearable Expan
sion of Rails on Bridge Causes
Some Traffic Delays.
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swung open to allow a vessel to pass. It
refused to close again, and. for an hour all
traffic was suspended. Frequent efforts
to swing the draw were unavailing and
the draw-jpan quivered like a living thing
as its ends grated on the edges of the
fixed span.
Indications of the predicament were
seen on Saturday, when, in the hottest
hours of the day the bridge stuck and
was moved with difficulty. As the heat
rays poured down upon It yesterday its
action became more and more difficult
and at last the engineer found that he
could no longer close the gap. All cars
routed over the bridge were turned to
the railroad bridge and for a t-ime the
congestion at that point was extreme.
As soon as the trouble developed, an
inspector of the streetcar company sent
word to the car barns to prepare the
street-sprinkling car, which has not been
In commission this year. It took an hour
to prepare the car. fill it with water and
get it to the bridge. As soon as the car
rolled up on the bridge and had poured
less than a barrel of water on the heated
point where the draw span was jammed
against the approach, the expanded steel
returned, to Its normal dimensions and the
bridge swung shut. One trip over the
bridge and back with her water-cocka all
open, and the car had cooled the struc
ture so that it acted normally the rest
of a torrid day.
Streetcar Rails Crawl.
The stoppage in the action of the bridge
was due to the "crawling" of the street
car rails. Only a few weeks ago an inch
of eteel was sawed from every rail on the
draw span, but even with this precaution,
eo great was the heat yesterday, they
"crawled" until their ends rubbed against
the approaches and kept the bridge from
closing.
The trouble would not have .occurred
had the city street-cleaning department
heeded the requests of the bridge fore
man and sent a sprinkling cart to the
bridge. One wetting in the heat of the
hottest day, it Is said, will keep down the
expansion within a workable degree. In
former years the bridge was sprinkled by
the streetcar company's water car, but
this year the company has no contract
with the city and the bridge goes un
watered. Frequent requests for water on
the bridge have been Ignored by the
street-cleaning department, the bridge
tenders say. Two years ago, on an occa
sion when the water car broke down, the
bridge stuck for half an hour. The delay
yesterday was the longest in many years.
The Burnside Bridge has more devices
against expansion than any other bridge
In the city, but is the worst to "crawl."
It is an old bridge, and Its piers are out
of line, due to the heavy battering by
drift and by errant vessels.
Steel Bridge Congested.
Long strings of cars extended far up
Third street at times, during the conges
tion on the Steel Bridge. For a time it
looked as if that bridge also would be
out of commission, as It stuck quite tight
under the influence of the heat. It was
opened five times during the hour that
the Burnside bridge was closed to traf
fic, and the stream of vehicles was al
most continuous during the remaining
portions of the hour. No trouble was re
ported from the Morrison bridge.
Once before, streetcar traffic was in
terrupted yesterday, when a slight acci
dent at the Cazadero power plant caused
a suspension of all electric traffic for 23
minutes, from 10:50 to 11:15 A. M. The
accident was quickly repaired, but in the
meantime streetcars, elevators and motors
of all kinds were at a standstill.
HEAT MAV IXJtKE APPLES
Hood River Swelters and Fruit
growers Are Uneasy.
HOOD RIVER, Or., July 10. (Spe
cial.) Today is the hottest experi
enced at Hood River in several years
and one of the most torrid in the his
tory of local weather annals. Street
thermometers registered from 90 to 98
In the shade.
The heat became oppressive early in
the day and grew worse until 2 P, M.,
when the highest temperature was
recorded. Considerable concern is be
ing felt by fruitgrowers who fear that
many apples will be sunburned.
IST FANS HEATED ASTORIA
Breeze Relieves Record-Breaking
lligli Temperature.
"ASTORIA, Or., July 10. (Special.)
Today was a record-breaker in Astoria
for high temperature this season. At
9 o'clock; this morning the thermometer
at the local Weather Bureau registered
80 degrees, and at 11 o'clock It had
risen to 82, remaining at that mark for
several hours.
Later, however, a strong northwest
wind came and by 4 o'clock the mer
cury had dropped 10 degrees.
Seattle Has Heat Prostration.
SEATTLE, July 10 The hottest day of
the year in Seattle was recorded today,
when a maximum temperature of 86 de
grees was registered by the Government
thermometer. A sea breeze minimized the
suffering and only one prostration was
reporUd.
3 GO MAD FROM HEAT IX X. Y.
Hottest Day of Year Counts Many
Prostrations, Also.
NEW YORK. July 10. This was the
hottest day of the year In New York.
Three persons went mad with the heat
and eight others died of it.
The list of prostrations was long. At
12:30 P. M. the temperature was 92 de
grees, one degree hotter than yester
day's maximum at 4 P. M., but the hu
midity was not so high and early in
the afternoon a refreshing breeze
arose. At 4 o'clock the temperature
had gone down seven degrees. The
forecast for tomorrow is continued
heat.
Heat Fatal at National Capital.
WASHINGTON. July 10. The Na
tion Capital sweltered today in heat
which caused one death and four pros
trations. On Pennsylvania avenue the
thermometer registered 102 degrees.
TEX DEATHS IX PHILADELPHIA
Humidity at 85 During Day, but
Cool Breeze Saves Night.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. Ten
deaths and many prostrations occurred
here today as a result of the heat. The
humidity was 85 during the morning
hours and the mean temperature for
the day was 84.
The maximum temperature was 93.
Late In the ' afternoon a cool breeze
from the west brought relief and at
S P. M. the mercury had fallen to 77.
2 DIE IX BOSTON; MERCURY 9 3
For First Time, Electric Fans Are
Used In Churches.
BOSTON, July 10. This was the hot
test day of the year In Boston, the of
ficial temperature being 93 degrees at 2
P. M.
Two deaths and a score of prostra
tions were reported. For the first time
in ' Boston electric fans were used in
some of the churches.
TEXAS HEAT WAVE BROKEN
Following Dry Weather, Rio Grande
Goes Dry.
EL PASO. Tex., July 10. The hottest
period of eight days ever recorded by
the Government weather station here
was broken today by a heavy rain and a
decided fall in temperature. For eight
days the temperature averaged 99.8. The
Rio Grande River at this point is entirely
dry.
DAILY SlETEOROIXXilCAI. REPORT.
PORTLAND, July 10. Maximum tem
perature. 97 degrees: minimum, 67 degrees.
River reading at 8 A. M., 8.9 feet; change
in last 24 hours. 0.5 foot fall. Total rainfall
5 P. M. Ui 5 P. M.. none. Total rainfall
since September 1. 19011. 42.00 Inches: nor
mal rainfall since September 1, 44.19 inches;
deficiency of rainfall since September 1.
1S0. 2.10 Inches. Total sunshine July 9, 15
hours, 32 minutes; possible sunshine. 15
hours. 32 minutes. Barometer (reduced to
sea-level) at 5 P. M.. 29.76 Inches.
THE WEATHER.
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Calgary G6 0.OO10INE
Chicago 76 0.00 4 SB
Denver 82 0.00 6 N
Des Moines 8410. 00 4 W
Duluth 74 0.00 10INW
Eureka 58 O.OO V-IW
Oalveston SC0.0O14SE
Helena 74 0.00 20!N
Jacksonville 90 0.00 8 PE
Kansas City 78 0.00. 6 NE
Marshneld 72 0.00 10 NW
Montreal 80 0.02 4 NW
New Orleans S8 O.OO 8lS
Now York 92 0.00 S
North Head C4 0.00 2O NW
Pocatello 88 0.00 121W
Portland..; 117 O.OO l.iNW
Roseburg 98 O.OO 12 N
Sacramento 82 0.0O101S
St. Paul 80 0.00 4 3
Salt Lake 04 o . oo 10 NW
Ran Francisco 60 0.00 18 SW
Siskiyou 88 0.00 -t N
Spokane 881O.O0 6N
Tacoma 80IO.00 8 N
Tatoosh Island 7210. 0O 10 NW
Walla Walla 9610.00 4 NW
Washington 9210.001 4W
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure Is decreasing over Washing
ton. Oregon. Idaho and Utah, and is in
creasing over California. Generally fair
weather obtains over the western half of
the country, rains having fallen in Alberta,
the Lake region, the St. Lawrence Valley,
the Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley and
on the West Coast of Florida. Thunder
storms . have occurred in Colorado, Texas,
Tennessee, New York and Utah, though in
only two instances was there rain in con
nection. The weather is considerably cooler
over North Central California and In sec
tions of the country east of the Mississippi
River, and Is much warmer in Western
Washington.
Fair and continued warm weather is in
dicated for this district Monday with gen
erally northerly winds.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair; northerly
winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair; winds
mostly northerly.
Idaho Fair.
THEODORE F. DRAKE. Observer.
Schooner Condor Repaired.
NEWPORT, Or., July 10. (Special.)
The gasoline schooner Condor, Captain
Hirsch, is lying on the Newport beach
undergoing repairs. A patch has been
put in the hull, the engines, which re
cently refused to work off Tillamook,
have been gone over and other slight
repairs have been accomplished. The
Condor is expected to sail In the near
future.
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feUnations Wanton Female.
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X eneefcx -uin Koams, JLHate hymUlra.
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ffociaa wiU receive copy by email, prorldod
aaltLuieoi remittance for a definite amber
of. lena 4a tent. Ackatrwiedgu.... of even
teratttance wilt be forwarded nromptly.
In eaaa box office nddraeo la required,
regular form given, nnd count tnia en pnra
of tbe an. Ax, aw ere te advertisements wu
ue foryadc4 te pat runs, provided seif-ad-
IX yon have either telephone In your hens
we will accept your ad over tbe phone and
xmd you fti-a blU Ute next dny. paeaa
Want Ad Dept., Main .070 or A tiOVS. sit
uation Wanted and personal advertisements
pot accepted ever tne pnene. Jbrrvra nre
more easily made In telepnonln; ndvertWe
tneots, therefore Tbe Oregonlun will est
bold itself rpensiile for uch errors.
AUCTION SALE TODAY.
At Wilson's auction house, corner Second
and Yamhill. Sale at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson,
auctioneer.
MEETING y OTICKS.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL ROY
AL ARCANUM meets at K. P.
Hall. 11th and Alder streets, the
second and fourth Mondav of each
month at 8 V. M. Visitors cor
dially welcomed. H. Claussenlus,
Jr.. secretary. 1-3 11th st.
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12, A.
F. AND A. M. Stated communica
tion this (Monday) evening; at 7:30
o'clock. Visitors ore cordially In
vited. W. M. DB LINN, Sec
MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP
TER. NO. 14. O. E. 8 Stated
meeting this (Monday) evening.
East 8th and Burnside. Degrees.
Order W. M.
BELLE RICHMOND, Sec
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. NO. 1481
ROYAL ARCANUM will hold regular meet
ing tonlftht at K. of P. Hall. All members
are requested to be present.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Pool Richmond and Wallsend Austrmll
OUcll an Independent Coal A Ic. Com-
lia.Dy.QBaLi UtjpUfrrau:. Eoth, phones.
It
AMUSEMENTS.
Bungalow
THEATER
12th and Morrison.
Phone Main 117: Ay42. .
TONIGHT TOMORROW WEDNESDAY.
Phone Main 1
NIGHT TOMORRO
Charles Frohm;
1 Charles Frohman Presents
William Collier
In Comedy, "A Lucky Star."
Prices $1.00. tl.ou, fl.UO. Toe. 00c
MAIN . A
MATIN JCE. IVKBT DAT.
ti-25-Kt
NIGHTS
ATKP 15-95-50-75$
WEEK JULY 11 Mamll Opera Company,
Clifford and Burke. The Four Clifton. MJa
MydJiey Shields and Co.. In 'Broadway, U.
H. A..." Uoynton and Huurke, Harry AtKtn
Bon, Bert and Lottie Walton. Orchestra, Pic
tures. GRAND Week July 11, 1910
JOSEPHINE
SAXTON.
And Her "Dixie
Kids."
Toney and Norman
Cabaret's Dokb.
s r.oiujox
HIUHLANUE1U
Scotland's supreme
Instrumentalists
Mildred Stoiler,
Murray K. Hill,
(jriudnscope.
2:30; any seat 16c
Matinee i2vei-v hrv
Evening; Performances
7:30 and w:io
Balcony 15c; Lower Floor 25c; Box Seats 00c
LYRIC
fUK'lLAAU 9)
FAMILY
PLAYHOUSE
SeTcntU and Alder. Streets.
ALL, THIS WEEK
"IIALIJDV'S COMET."
Visible at x:45, 7:45 and 9:15 P. M.
Thursday Nlsrbt, Void Watch Olven Away
Friday Niiciit. Chorus oirls Contest.
NEXT WEEK "DOOLEY'S DARLINGS."
' - a K" Portland's favorlta
X ICi Vas Aii.uciiieni Fark.
Besinnlnc July 11 the Musical Sensation of
the Times.
NAVASSAR LADLES' BAND,
40 Accomplished Musicians in strikingly
beautiful uniforms. Bring the children to see
Don Carlos and his dog and monkey circus.
Great show without extra charge. Oaks
regular attractions neveq surpassed on the
coast. Transfer to Oaks from any part of
city. Iaum-heg at foot of .Morrison street.
DIED.
SHERMAN Charles W. Sherman, at his
lite residence. 400 North 31st street, aged
63 years. Brother of Mrs. N. M. Ward
and Mrs. E. K. Mills. Funeral announce
ment later.
lXINtKAL NOTICES.
MERCER At his late residence. 35 East
27th St., July 9, George Mercer, aged 77
years, 0 months, 5 days. Funeral will take
place from the above number Tuesday,
July 12. 2 P. M. Friends respectfully in
vited. Remains at private roceptlon-rooms
of the East Side Funeral Directors, East
Alder and East Sixth sis.
LEMEKY At his late home In Oswego,
Joseph Lemery, aged 7a years. Funeral
T.ill be held from the Oswego Catholic
Church today (Monday). July 11. at 8:30
A. M. Interment at (Jervais, Or. Friends
. invUed.
XONSUTH JTLOKA1. CO.
MAHUCAAl BLUO.
ILUKAL DEtUONS. '
rhonesc Mala 6102. A 110.
Dunning A McEntee, Funeral Dtreeter
Jth and 1'lne. Phone Main 430. La Or it,
letant. Qttice of County Coroner.
IKLLElt-Bi'RNES CO.. Funeral Dlr cetera,
84 Williams ve. : both phones; ludy aUeaav
ant; most modern establishment In tne city.
" EDWARD HOI. MAN CO.. Funeral JMreetL
rt lito 3d t. Lady Assistant, l bune JkL oL
J. F. UN LEY SON. Sd nnd Madixuv
LAy attendant. Phone Main 9. A 139a.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, ncosmm
to F. S. Dunning. Inc. E. Oi. 3 XS2S.
EH1CSON CO Undertakers: lady -sslst
ant. 401) Alder. M. 8133. A g88.
LERCH. Undertaker, eor. ast Aide ui
Ctb l'boue 781. B 1888. Lau assistant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
I'llESlDENT. Mala 213. '
SECRETARY, Mala fsnn.
HUMANE OPFICtlt. TCast 477a,
NEW TODAY,
on Section Line road, close In, all clear,
g-ood solL now In crop. 160 down and
small monthly payments.
LAMBERT-WHITMER
COMPANY
No. TO Fourth St..
No. 40-4 FJaat Alder St.
FROM OWNER
Rich Marlon County farm In heart
of Willamette Valley, R. R. within 3
miles; both east and west county roads
on two sides; mail and cream route;
telephone. Very choicest sandy river
bottom, beaverdam and upland. Thou
sands of dollars' worth of oak, ash,
cedar, .yew and fir timber. Pure run
ning: water and good pasture for stock.
arm machinery, cows, horses, pigs,
hay and grain crop may be arranged
for; 160 acres and up at from $125 per
acre and down. Terms.
L. A. ESO!V, OwBfr, Gervata, Oregon,
Home Phone Red 233 Sllverton.
FLATS
100x110, corner, on Vancouver ave.,
with 2 nice 6-room flats on Inside,
rented for $45 gier month, leaving 70x
100 on corner vacant. A fine place to
build for more Income. Price Is only
$10,500, on reasonable terms.
Grussi & Zadow
S17 Beard of Trade Bldn-., 4th and Oak.
Beautiful Home
AT A SACRIFICE
In exclusive Irvington and does to
the car: brand new and beautifully fin
ished, 6 fine large rooms, sleeping
porch, toilets, bath, paneled walls,
beamed ceilings, shades and handsome
fixtures included. Am leaving town;
$1000 handles It. Might trade for lot.
Phone East 167.
For Exchange
20 acres, located at Witchazel, S. P. R.
R., Vz miles from Orenco on Oregon
City electric line, in high state of cul
tivation; cash value $5000, will ex
change for good Portland property at
cash price and worth up to $12,000.
West Side preferred.
Grussi & Zadow
317 'Board of Trade BIdK- 4th and Oak.
$500 South Portland Lots
To close up the estate of Frederick
Kleinsorge the administratrix is selling
lots $200 below their actual worth on
very easy terms. Right on carline. For
particulars see
J. A. GOODFELLOW, ,
A sent Kleiaaorge Entnte, 260 Oalc St.
Phones Mala 2S3S, A 2838..
6
Mortgage Loans
MORGAN, FLIEDXKR ft BOTCH.
COS-OQ Abl-tytOai Bulldlmg.
I HAVE three of the bet stock rancfees
Eastern Oregon for sale; must be 9old Id
nxt six days; some eplendld timber, wheat,
a? fa if a on each tract. OU1 room 339 Im
perial Hotel.
rKTESTORS Call on owners' Keaity Ass' n.
for timber, acreage, busiprras. residence an4
vpartmcot properties. 20ft A bins to a.
ACRE
TRACTS
NEW TODAY.
I am instructed to sell at
PuMicAuetioii
Tuesday, July 12th, at I P.
' M. sharp,
At 19th, iMarket, Chapman
and Mill streets, and the
choice income property at
401' to 40312 12th, lot 48x
100, consisting of 4 strictly
modern flats, 2 6-room and
2 5-roorn. Sale will take
place at Market and Chap
man sts. You are invited
to attend this sale.
M. E. LEE
411 Corbett Building.
Phone Main 6860.
Immediate Loan Wanted
$7000 wanted on excellent farm of
200 acres on value of $16,000. High
grade Improvements. Land values con
stantly increasing because of demand
and settlement. No agents. Address
N 121, Oregonian. .
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Beck, William G., 312 Failing bids.
Blrrell, A. H. & Co., 202-3 McKay bldg Real
estate. Insurance, mortgages, loans, etc.
Brubaker &. Benedict, 502 McKay bid. M. M2.
CARD REALTY & INVESTMENT CO., 623
HENRY BLDG. MARSHALL 156T. A 1567.
Chapln & Herlow. 332 Chamber Commerce.
Cook, B. S. &. Co., &U3 Corbett bldg.
Jenninrrs & Co., Main 18S. 200 Oregonian.
PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P., 213 Commercial
Club bldg.
Schalk. Geo.D.. 228 Stark Main 392. A 2392
BHi.NDLEH & HALL. 205 Ablnston bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and
Multnomah st. (Holladay Addition.)
M. 3D. Thompson Co., cor. 4th and Oak sts.
REAL ESTATE.
For Salt! Lots.
IT Is close-in property that sells Quickly
and brings the big money. Just think a
lot on the West Side, within easy walk
ing distance of P. O. with 50-ft. frontage
on one of the principal streets In Port
land for $1500. Terms. Then consider
what a snap it is when this price Includes
all Improvements, pavement, sewer, K&s
and water mains and excellent car service.
The West Side is the place to live and It
is the place to Invest your money. G 124,
Oregonian.
HAWTHORNE AVE.
8 1-8 acres or 20 50x100 lots, within 200
feet of Hawthorne ave. ; this property Is
worth $21,500 according to surrounding
values; It can bo bought now for $16,000
with $6000 cash, balance within 9 years
at 6 per cent Interest aJid prlrllege of
release clause; this Is a big bargain; look
It up.
H. P. PALMER-JOXES CO..
212-218 Commercial Club Bldg!
HAWTHORNE) AVENUE.
NO MONEY DOWN.
About 300 feet south of Hawthorne ave.
on 41st street, we offer a few fine 50x100
lots for nothing down and $10 per month.
The large Increase in value of .property in
thla section, which will come with opening
of Hawthorne bridge, will be yours on prac
tically no investment. This is an exceptional
opportunity to make money In real estate.
See owners, room 600. Couch bldg.
IRVINGTON QUARTER.
100x100 feet at corner East 24th and
Knott St., facing south and east, beau
tiful view of Mount Hood, which cannot
be cut off; paved streets, on carline;
this Is the cheapest quarter block in this
exclusive residence district; price for Im
mediate sale, $3500.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
212-313 Commercial Club Bldg.
Phones: Main 8699. A 2663.
PIEDMONT.
Four adjoining lots, each 60x100 feet,
with 16-foot alley in rear, on Commercial
St., between Jarrett and Alnsworth; price
for immedlato sale $1000 per lot; terms;
these lots will be sold together or sep
arately. H. V. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
BUSINESS CORNER LOT. $1500.
Fine corner lot. 50x100. on 22d and
Division sts.. Joins Ladd's Addition: stores
all around and a good place to build for
an Income or a tine speculation; price,
$1500, for a few days only: half cash.
GRUPfil & ZADOW,
317 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
XOB HILL.
Choice residence lot on Irving- street,
near a good carline. This Is one of the
few desirable residence sites to be had
In Nob Hill and one of the most reason
able buys in the city.
R- F. BRYAN.
505 Chamber of Commerce.
A 122T. Main 1003.
$8000 A BEAUTIFUL oorner. 100x100. In
LAURELHUR8T. , Can arrange TERMS
on this.
It la one of the BEST in this elegant
addition and you should MOT MISS this
bargain.
GRAY-CUNNINGHAM-GRAY,
723 Electric Bldg.
$900 Full lot, Belmont and Eaat 67th a Is.
Finest view at Mt, Tabor and right on car
line. We also have two auperb pieces of
8 and 4 lots respeoti vely , near the above
and at same price.. Pbone Marshall 15&5 of
call the Hart Land Co.. 140 Bd t
, ALAMBJDA PARK LOT8.
Are hieh and sightly, overlooking Irving
ton; near Broadway oallne best city lm
provementa; priced 3 per cent below the
market. Inquire Alameda Land Company
822 Corbett bldg, '
PIANO manufacturers checks, no matter
by whom Issued, will be accepted as part
or In full payment for lots in one of
portland.'s moat beautiful residential ad
dltlons. Address C 117, Oregonian
BIX awell bungalow sites in new plat, on
the West Bide cloe in, near oar and
across from City Park: exclusive district,
amid fine homes; $1250 to $1800; terms.
JH 134. Oregonian. '
POR prospective builders only: city view
lot. In high-class residential district; level,
no ellmb, near car, exceedingly close in
and on West Side; $300O; terms. F 124,
Oregonian.
AN absolutely unobstructed view lot, facing
. on the proposed scenic boulevard of Port
land, beautiful foliage, easy walking dis
tance to P. O. on the West Side. A 124,
Oregonian.
CHOICE) lot. 50x100, including hard surface
pavement, sewer, gas and all improve
ments; half block from car; price $1250:
$780 cash, balance monthly. Phone c 1004
Or 544 Williams ave.
LOTS! LOTS1 LOT81
2 down and $2 each month, on Oregoo.
City car line. Price $150 and $200. Na
tional Realty & Trust Co., 326 Vs Washing
ton St., room61$.
BUY a lot on easy monthly payments and we
will furnish you, free of cost, a plas to
live. Gregory Investment Co., end of Ross
City Park carline. y
WILL sacrifice equity in my 100xl08-foot
corner. Alameda Park; old contract
carrying all Improvements. Call owner,
C 214i.
LAURBLHUBST EQUITY.
Choice lot, right In the center of Lau
relhurst; lot 15. block 2. Phone Tabor
J26.
TWO beautiful sightly lots, close in, each
a corner, 50x100, about 100 ft, from car
Station, between two carlines; $600 each.
CI1 410 Falling bldg.
8475.
Buys lot on 37tn and Going.
C. L. SHEETS.
420 Swetland bldg. phone Main 7778.
BEST corner lota in Capitol Hill, 110x100;
One view: $850; $800 down, rest monthly.
Wm. Diet;, Hotel Oregon. '
QUARTER block in Mount Tabor; very de
sirable for handsome home. Owner. 3
230L
PORTLAND HEIGHTS' grandest view lot;
choicest lmnroved residence section: about
to market jjrJc-e for tew days. Mala i5il.
OTS
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Lota.
LOTS $80 EACH.
We are Just opening the west half of
our Nob Hill addition. In Clackamas Co..
at prices. $00 to per lot; this includes
graded streets and lots cleared; this is
finest soil ' and good water; tract Is very
sightly. with grand view of mountains,
short distance from Oregon City carline
. and will have new line by this addition in
one year. We assure all purchasers of
very rapid rise In these values. Let u
how you this beautiful property; to see
Is to bo pleaded. Terms, 11 per cent
down, 5 per cer.t per month.
EMPIRE LAND CO.,
501 Merchants Trugt Bldg., 326 Wash. St.
MT. TABOR SNAP Full lot, $700 cash, OU
East 53d st. Phone Tabor 286.
for Sale Houses.
CALIFORNIA bungalow, large living and
.dining-room extending entirely across
'front of house; extra lurge fireplace, built
in bookcases on both sides; beamed ceil
ings, plate rail; built-in buftet. window
seat, polished Floors, two bedrooms, white
tile bath.' Dutch- kitchen, wood lift and
stationary tub, screened back porch, large
front veranda, elegant fixtures, amber
dining-room dome; shades and linoleum,
seeded lawn, flowers and garden; leaving
oity: price $3250. $b50 cash, 15 monthly
orlrade for anything. Owner, Tabor 1208.
BEAUTIFUL WEST SIDE.
Just completed, a magnificent West Side
residence on the side niil. back, of Port
land Academy; grandest unobstructed
views from three grand porches; house
built big. very substantial: 5 bedrooms,
living-room 20x25, hardwood floors, very
modern; better than rent; owner going
away, will accept $1000 down from respon
sible party, balance easy terms. Call 018
Abingtun bldg.
IN 1KVINOTON.
Fine 7-room house. 60x100 lot, facing
south, on a hard-surface street, surround
ed by fine homes, for sale for $6000, less
than half cash down; this home is thor
oughly modern, very beautiful In its set
ting, surroundings and arrangement and is
' worth over $700u of any man's money, but
It must be sacrificed. See us at once.
V. VINCENT JONES REALTY CO,
jtii2-:io:i Lowis Mian,
BUILDERS' REALTY COMPANY.
Houses
Where you want them
Builds When you want theui.
To suit you.
on installments.
To rent.
One new 4-room house, $1000; terms.
Let us locate you.
BUILDERS' REALTY COMPANY,
810 Washington St.. Vancouver, Wash.
GOING TO BUILD?
' WE ARE BUILDING MORE HOUSES
THAN ANY CONTRACTOR IN THE CITY.
THERE ARB GOOD REASONS. OUR
CUSTOMERS SAVli) MONEY AND GET
BETTER WORK. OX TERMS TO SUIT.
IP YOU OWN YOUR LOT. WS WILL
FURNISH THE MONEY TO BUILD.
PLAN'S AND ESTIMATES FREE.
OREGON BUILDJNQ & TRUST CO..
809 HENRY BLDG.
FINE HOME SACRIFICED.
Must be sold at once, in prettiest part
of Irvington, magnificently built In every
way; new Ideas, not common, but stylish
and swell, with sleeping-porch, tireless
cooker, completed attic for billiards .and
bowling alley, plate glass windows, 2 fire
places, parage in basement, beautiful ex
terior, tjrand Interior; will sacrifice at
$3500; wortn $Uouv. Address AJ 121, Ore
jonian. BUILD NOW.
LET US FINANCE THE BUILDINO OF
YOUR HOME. IF YOU OWN LOT. 3 MALL.
AMOUNT OF CASH IS SUFFICIENT. OUR
REPUTATION FOR WELL-BUILT HOMES.
FAIR DEALING AND DISPATCH OF CON
STRUCTION IS BRINGING US MANY
CLIENTS. NORTHWESTERN CONSTRUC
TION CO.. Successors to Portland Realty A
Construction Co.. HU1-2-3 Lewis Bldg.
4-ROOM, new, modern cottage for only
$1250; terms; lot 41x100, full basement,
hot and cold water, porcelain bath, sink,
toilet, etc., oantry, closets, large porch In
front and rear house Just completed and
a little dandy, located on East 25th st.
Owner leaving and must sell; a snap. See
H. W. GARLAND & CO.. 191 4th St.
SUNNYSTDE HOUSE.
Fine.' new. li-room. two-story house, gas,
and electric, full cement basement, laun
dry trays. Dutch kitchen, built-in bullet,
3 bedrooms, one E. 37th, near Market: 3
- bargain at $3750, $1000 cash, balance $20
per month. i
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
817 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
KENNILWORTH DISTRICT.
6-room house and bath, with two high
and beautiful lots, for sale cheap and on
very easy terms; 4 blocks from car; fine
cement basement, Dutch kitchen, modorn
plumbing and hot-water boiler; street lm-
E roved; small amount down and balance
ke rent.
V. VINCF.NT JONES REALTY CO..
y.02-:lQ:l Lewis Bldg.
WEST SIDE HOME.
Modern S-room house, furnace and fire
place, all latest improvements, on a lot
50x100 with all street improvements in
and paid, on Front street, near Caruthers,
a few minutes' walk from down town;
price a bargain. $tiuoo, cash.
GRUSSI it ZADOW,
.817 Board of Trade Bids- 4th and Oak.
COUNCIL CREST HOME.
6-room modern house, furnace, large
fireplace, unobstructed view of Mount
Hood and Tualatin Valley: lot 50x90, near
carline; price for immediate sale, $3800;
terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-213 Commercial Club Bids".
ACREAGE HOME.
IK acres, all kinds of irutt. 6-room
house and pantry and large verandas, bath,
new barn, large chicken corral; choice
(lowers and shrubs; 4 blocks from car.
Terms.
LOUIS BRANDT.
, Oak Prove. , Prefer. City Line.
THIS IS A BARGAIN.
Fine 2-story house, 7 large rooms, with
bath and toilet; lot 50x100; nice lawn and
fine garden, with strawberries, currants,
also plum, pear and two apple trees;
house laces east, close to school, and 150
feet from Aberta streetcar. Prloe $2800.
F 09, Oregxnlan.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
New, modern, 6-room house, on East
88d St.; full cement basement and floor,
Dutch kitchen, built-in china closet, walls
tinted, floors polished, fixtures and shades
in. Address 344 E. 33d st. Phone B 2613.
TABOR HEIGHTS.
8-room modern house on E. Taylor St.,
near West ave., paved street, lot K5xl3o
feet, nice yard and bis; vegetable garden;
price $40 00; attractive terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
313-818 Commercial Club Bldg.
SELECT YOUR HOMB IN WOODSTOCK.
Near school, stores and carline; Just
completed: modern 6-room house, full ce
ment basement; lot 50x100. east face;
built right; .yours for $32O0. $looo down;
fet located now; prices higher this Fall.
juv from owner, 208 Henry bldg.
E, 88D AND CLINTON StT HOME. '
6-room modern house, Just completed;
on gjirline; price $30i0; can be handled on
$700T balance like rent.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
$1-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Phones: Main 8689. A 2653. -
JJ1NT21 suburban view home. 1 acres; o
room house: hot water heat; greenhouse;
all kinds of fruit. Best bargain In city.
Might consider part exebaage. Call at
premises', 36 East 63d st. Morrison it
Mt. Tabor car. Phone Tabor q,
?15 HOMB.
6-room house, lot 75x110, on Oregon City
rarllne; price $1800; payment $13 each
morth; nothing down,
NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO..
320Vs Washington St., room 516.
BUNGALOW-COTTAOK 6 rooms, strictly
modern, 100x100, choice, sightly ground;
$300 cash, balance to suit. This is a
dandy. If you want a beautiful home at
your own terms oall 410 Falling bldg.
FINE new 5-room house and lot, 100x100,
nice garden and flowers, 4 minutes to
Reed Institute; leaving oity! must sell
at onoe; price $L'3uo; terms. T20 Insley
ave.; take Sellwood car.
$2050 5-ROOM bungalow practically new;
lot 50x100. close to car; range, heater,
dining table and Unoletim go with the
place: $1200 cash. Phone Main 2276, 421
Hamiltonbldg
BUILD just the kind of home you ilka,
make building loans on terms that will
suit you. A. C. Furlong, contractor, 233
11th St. Mam 3526.
$10 A MONTH pays for a neat, cosy home
on a 50x100 lot In Gregory Heights. Call at
end of Rose City Park carline. Gregory In-
vestment Co. .
$300 CASH, balance term. 4-roora. house, with
bath, electrio lights, plastered; price $140ix
Mt. Scott car to Grays Crossing. Inquire
Homes, store.
100x100 Issproved with 8 flats and cot
tage. West Side, on carline, cheapest
buy In city. Price $8500. L. E. Thompsua
& Co.. 228 Third.
$3000. $200 DOWN. $15 per month; modern
7-room. 2 full lots, fruit, good location.
$1700, $100 down, $10 a month, modern
4-room. 228 Henry bldg.
$2000. WITH $106 down buys modern 4
room cottase; a home for the asking. 410
JTalling bldg.
FOR SALE Modorn 5-room cottage, 87T
East Davis st.. between 28th and 20th.
Phone B 1549.
STRICTLY modern, new, double Brooin
house, $5700. 1028 E. 19th st. North.
Owner. Take Alberta car to 19th; terms. 1
$300 DOWN Modern bungalow, near car
line, restricted district. Phone owner at
Main 1102.
FOR SALE by owner, tbe handsomest 8
rootn house In Irvington. 4&6 East 2utb, St. i
N. Call and se lu
REAL ESTATE.
Ifoir Sale Houses.
RIVERDALK HOME.
One of the handsomest homes in the
Riverside district; 7 beautifully designed
and artistically finished rooms, a recep
tion balk a full-length living room with
large fireplace, bookcases and seat, case
ment and French windows, paneled, and
beamed dining-room with artistic buffet,
Dutch kitchen; 4 bedrooms, each in sepa
rate color scheme; sieeptng balcony; largo
bathroom; attic spaced for two rooms and
bath; fun cement basement; extra large
furnace; private water system under
heavy pressure: beautiful grounds about
an ecre in extent and commanding
sweeping view of the city, river and moun
tains, jfor further particulars apply '
R. F. BRYAN,
605 Chamber, of Commerce.
A 1227: Alain la3- ,
6-ROOM HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL WOODTOCK. .
CORNER LOT. 100x100.
HOUSE COST ME $3500.
Am leaving town, and must sell and will
therefore accept any reasonable offer.
Cash or terms.
Phone Sellwood 14J2 or address X
Crick, care Studebaker Bros., chapman
and Alder nta.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
By owner; new 0-room house ; fire
places, hot water heat, hardwood floors, up
to date In every particular; unequaled per
manent view of city and mountains; walk
Ins distance; $12,500;' easy terms. V 1-iO,
Oregonien.
IRVINGTON. .
6-room modern home, completely and
handsomely- furnished; hardwood floors,
furnace and fireplace; built one year ago.
Price $0760; terms. $304)0 cash.
H. P. PALM KR-J ONES CO..
2111-Sia Commercial Club Bldg.
SPLENDID BARGAIN Good 0-room. mod
ern, convenient house; pantry, 2 porches,
3 closets, Kood basement ; lot 43x137. set
to trees, fruit, roses, garden. Inquire of
owner, 1143 Hawthorne ave. Phone Tabor
2277.
6-ROOM bungalow, new, modern, corner lot.
Will sell at cost this week, $2650; terms;
or will build a house to suit - on
fine lot, big trees, $500 down, $20 month.
Bee owner. Hans Therkelsen, corner 2 6th
and Francis.
7-ROOMS, ARTISTIC MT. TABOR HOMB
with all modern conveniences including
stable, and over two lots ; grounds and
street improved. Price $5u00 ; can make
good terms. Owner, 24 East 53d st. Phone
Tabor 2Sti.
HOMB AND LOTS OP FRUIT.
Fine 7-room house and large lot in Sun
nycrlde. 1 block from car, lor ale cheapo
lots of fruit, half cash will handle it.
V. VINCENT JONES REALTY CO.
302-303 Lewis RJdg.
$2034) A STRICTLY MODERN bungalow at
544 Greenwood avenue ; $50O cah will
. handle. This Is a bargain and will rent
well.
GRAY-CUXNINGHAM-GRAT,
722 Electric Bldg.
$2500 Modern 6-room bungalow 50x300
lot. 007 Mississippi ave. ; -O minutes' ride
on lower Albina car. Must be taken at
once at this price; terms. Call mornings.
F. H. Lonsdale.
$S0OO THREE modern cottages, close
Income $00 month. 487 Eas t Couc h .
In,
$100 CASH; $25 monthly, beautiful bungalow
$2700. 51st, near Hawthorne, Dr. Darling.
Business Property.
$350 GIVES possession of nice snug beach
Summer resort hotel; fully furnished,
equipped and running.
Will lease or sell at bedrock figures If
taken at once.
See Oregonian editorial July 2; railroad
survey between Siletz Bay and Yaquina
Bay, with comments thereon, and get
busy before the raise. Particulars or
interview letter first. Capt. Wakefield,
care Drexel Hotel. 2d and Yamhill, city.
13TH AND EVERETT.
100x100, choice wholesale property, close
to Washington st. This is the best avail
able wholesale property on the market.
If Interested don't fall to look this up.
Call 410 Failing bldg.
BY" OWNER, best corner bwrtneFj block in vi
cinity; income from, rents $it0 per year.
Price ySoPO. AN 110, Oregonian.
Acreage
MILWAUKEE HEIGHTS.
10 ACRES.
10 acres at Mllwaukle Heigh t3, high
and tightly, good 9-room house, with
brick basement, large barn, 5 acres bear
ing fruit, 2 acres strawberries, 1 acre
grape3, blackberries, raspberries, etc. ;
abundant water supply, in high state of
cultivation, on Oregon City Electric, 7 c
faie; price only $12,000, easy terms.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
317Board of Trade B 1 d g 4th and Oak.
SMALL tracts, unimproved, good soil, no
rock, living water, near railroad station ;
35 minutes out. Very cheap, easy terms.
Investigate before buying elsewhere. Palm
er, 507 Couch Bldg., 109 4th street.
5 acres on OCRAN BEACH in Clatsop Coun
tv, 1 mile couth of Fort Steven; price only
$200 per acre, half cash; land lies nice for
platting. A. 4j uruicK, ill cnamoer of
Commerce.
WILL sell my equity on 2 acres on new
. United carline at bargain if taken at
once. Phone Marshall 1102 or call today
Apartment 103, Dammeler Hall, 414 11th
Btreet.
ACREAGE.
70 acres on carline close to city, par
tially Improved, running water, to ex
change for city property. Vanduyn & Wal
ton, 535 Chamber of Commerce.
6 ACRES on Kelly ave., close to Reed In
stitute; ground high and elghtly; $10,o4X,
terms; this Ls an A-l buy. See attorney, 410
Falling bldg.
Homes tet ads.
TWO relinquishments, joining, all fenced,
3 wires, good buildings, P. O. and town
2hk miles, school li miles, on county
road, stock, crops and household goods.
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON.
82-page book explaining what each of
the 34 counties Is best aaapted for; gives
amount of Government land open to home
stead in each county; map attached, 2Ix
28, showing new R. R. and towns, includ
ing Eastern and Central Oregon: counties
in different colors; drawn to March 1,
1910; latest map in U. 8. ; price 25c. JSlm
mo & Runey, 313 Hamilton bldg.
H OM EST B A D3 A N D
DESERT CLAIMS.
WANTED Single ladles to take home
steads and either married or single ladles
to take desert land In the Deschutes Val
ley or Central Oregon. Have party of
ladles leaving Tuesday. The trip from
Shanlko to Laid law will be made by auto
mobile. If you want a good claim, this
is your opportunity. Call Monday. Des
chutes Valley Land & Investment Co.. .101
803 Buchanan bldg., on Wash., near 6th st.
3,000,000 RELINQUISHMENT, SO miles
from Portland, on railroad; good agricul
tural land; $600.
2.500.000. ltt miles from town. $350. If
taken quick. 733 Marquam bldg. Main
. 3 14.
TWENTY acres, volcanic- ash, near town, on
railroad, under Irrigation, three years'
water right paid and house on place; best
homestead left In district; Improvements
$55Q. Box 375, Hormlntoii. Or.
GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS.
Free Information. Hatch, 402 Cummer
clalr block.
For Sale Fruit Land.
FINEST ORCHARD tracts, partly planted
to selected fruit trees, on carline, near faa
lem, Or, For a SHORT TIME offer at
$150 PER ACRE. This is about half price.
You can save money buying. One-fourth
cash, balance easy payments. BEST
FRUIT LAND on the market, most all In
cultivation.
We guarantee satisfaction in every way.
Property lies Just right, on gently sloping
foothills; old bearing orchard adjoining,
which will be ahowo.
APPLE8. PEARS, CHERRIES. PEACH
ES, WALNUTS. GRAPES and BERRIES
of all kinds. Don't overelook tliie, but
see us at office, 310 Corbett bldg.. Fort
land. Or.
M ' FA R LA KD INVESTMENT CO,
COMMERCIAL; ORCHARD
240 acres, 100 acres best varieties In
orchard, 80 acres bearing (fine' crop). 50
acres ready to plant, balance easily
cleared, fine stream of water that as
sures plenty of water for irrigation (an
important consideration in all fruit dis
tricts) and all other purposes; soil deep
and rich, above the frost belt location
the best, good improvements, will give
good terms; will take part Portland prop
erty in trade; photos at office. This is
a rare bargain will be sold with or with
out tbe crop ; for terms, price call at
office.
ZIMMERMAN,
651 Board of Trade Bldg.
WILL sell 00 acres of best fruit land in
Western Oregon, turvayed, plotted and
ready for market; partly under cultivations
1 mile from S. P. Railroad and good town.
200 can be made on this investment if
taksa at once.
PHONE MARSHALL 1625.
816 Electrio Building.
ORANGE and lemon orchard, 15 acres, fine
location, good soil, nursery stock between
trees which will almost pay off debt, at
Ontario, Cal. ; also 6-room house and
large lot at Covina, Oal., $2t,000; will ex
change for close-in property or good busi
ness. Address ownes, J. W. Armstrong,
Covina, Cal.
10-ACRE orchard tracts, unimproved. on
railroad, 25 milea from Portland; beert soil;
no rock; $40 an acre, easy terms; arrange
ith us x go and make selection; round
trip same day. S10 Corbett bid if.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Kruit Lands.
EST AC AD A FRUIT LAND. j
If you have never seen this beautiful'
section it will pay you to look It up at
once. You will find here all the necessary
requirements for an ideal fruit district,
and also the advantages of a well-settlecL
community, with splendid transportation,
facilities, and a thoroughly organized fruit
growers union of competent business men.
We have some splendid bargains in this
vicinity, where land Is advancing rapidly
in value. If you are looking for a coun
try home or an investment, now la ther
time to Investigate.
We have a variety of 10 and 20-acre
tracts, partly cleared and set to trees, or
good roadB, and in a settled community,
and not over 4 miles from Estacada, Price
from $75 o $200 per acre, on easy terms.
40 acres, 15 under cultivation, 4 Va acres
in 2-year-old trees, balance of land in fir
timber and brush, running water, 4-room,
house, on main road and only S miles
from Entacuuu. Price only $5200; half,
cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent.
40 acres, all cleared and under cultiva
tion, with the exception of a few trees
and stumps, good 5-room house and barn,'
2 acres in family orchard and small fruits,
2 wells, telephone. It. F. D-. good roads,
close to school and store, beautiful view
of mountains, fine neighborhood and only
36 miles from Estacaila. Price $t000
half cash, balance 5 years at 7 per cent.
80 acres, all under cultivation, family
orchard, running water, fine new 8-room
house and good barn, all fenced, no waste
land, good soil for fruit, 1 acre of tlm-j
ber for fuel included in price ; on rclc
road, close to store, school and church,
beautiful view, splendid neighborhood, tel
ephone, R. F. D., and only 3 Vi nwlus froin;
town, fair team and farm wagon. Price
$12,800; $5000 cash, balance 3 years at
ti per cent. This is a .snap and one of
the best-located ranches In tho district,
and the price quoted is for a short Um
only.
This la only a few of many good propo
sitions, which we have in this district.
It will pay you to see us before you da-
clde to purchase elsewhere.
CHAPIN & HERLOW,
322 Chamber of Commerce. M.
30 ACRES., all in cultivation; good orchard,
and berry land; within city limits of Rid
dle, Or., in famous Umpu.ua Valley and
on the S. P. railroad ; fine platting prop
osition; city water; $175 per acre on very
caey terms; will sell part or all. Clarcncej
E. Vest. Riddle. Or.
For Sale
-Farms.
100 ACRES.
' With 30 acres under fine state of cult!-
ration and in crop, coii-iists of pota toes,
oats and timothy and clover; phnty of
good pasture; about a 5 acres of this un
cleared land can bo cleared for lees than
$;o per acre ; land lius lino and is wo it
drained; f.ood 7-room house, barn 4txrtS.
fine stone dairy and fruit cellar, with liv
ing water, engine-house. Including engine,
and feed chopper; li acu-s of assorted
orchard in full bearing; rsonal prop
erty; 3 good horses, wagon, hack, tup
buKgy, niuwer, rake, plow, cultivator, S
harrows. 0 cows. - heifers, fl hojrs, double
and single harness, sparator, new stump
puller, 11 dozen chickens, and all smalU
tools; nil for if.SOOO. terms; only 1.1 mile
from Vancouver. 1M miles from port! a ml'
and 3 miles from a good country town;
see this at our expense. ,
ICo ACRES.
All fine, level, rich la-id; 125 acres un-!
der cult i vat ion, 5 acres green timber.
acres In prune orchard. 2 acres in as-'
sorted fruits, balance iu pasture ; plac.-a'
fenced and cross-fenced; barn 64xUM,
granary, good S-rooni, 2-story plastered
house, good fruit dryer and all outbuild--Inge;
R. F. D. mail and telephone serv-j
ice ; convenient to school and church, 1 1 .i
miles from Columbia boat land ing and1
railroad and 5 miles from Vancouver, oil
line level graded road. This place is onn
of the best fruit ranches in the coun try ;j
will subdivide and sell 47 acres, which i4
all cleared, or the whole tract at $lt.
per acre, one-half cash, balance at 6 pen
cent Interest.
This tract Is less than 10 miles from,
the heart of Portland.
$4700 CASH.
And $;t000 on or before 5 or 7 years b0
0 per cent buys 100 acres, u 11 rich, 1 over
land ; 35 acres under cultivat ion and iiL
crop, HO acres more easily cleared. som
timber; 4 acres fine be:verd:irn land
worth at least $1:00 per acre; good G-rooni;
house, barn oUx7., dairy, wood and out
houses; personal property: teum, light.
and heavy wagons, harness. 1 heifer calve:
and a good milch cw. mower, half in-'
teres t in hay rake, disc, drill, plow, har-j
row, all small tools and all crops. whicli
are worth at least $ looo. go with place,
if sold soon ; place situated - miles f rony
country town, 4 miles f mm good rail
road town and 11! miles from Vancotiverr
absolutely the best buy on the market;
cee this place In our autos at our i
pense. THOMPSON & SWAN".
National Bank Bldg.. Vnncouvor, Wash.
200 Rothchild Bldg.. Portland. Or.
200 ACRES WITH 15 ACRES OF A LAKUl
SITUATED 0 MILES FROM KAM
LOOPS. BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Main line C. P. Ry., Canada's
Los Angeles.
45 acres In crop, mostly oats ; about Si
acres in wheat and 3 acres in spuds ; MY
fruit trees, 10O acres could be plowed and.
put in crop; some timber in place, main
ly Cottonwood and a little fir; 5-rocnie.I!
loKhouse and a barn ; good open range
adjoining to run cattle ; good well ; tli.
best of fishing and hunting; price 6ooo;;
$2000 cash, balance 1. 2 and 3 years.
Crop averages tf5 to 45 bus hols to acre.
List of stock and implements which cair
be bought with the place if so desired for
$1)000 extra: 4 brood mares in foul, A 2-year-old
mares. 1 3-year-old mare, 4 suck
ling' colts, 3 yearlings (2 mares and t
gelding), 1 team geldings, & and 6 ear
old ; 1 saddle horse. 1 thoroughbred
Clydesdale stallion, 0 years old. 1 2- ear-
oici neiier. j. sow, uoz. eniet.eno n:m
set of farm implements. This bargain and
other H. lands for sale.
THE BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO..
(Limited. ,
Real Estate Dept.,
4.".T Seym our St., Vancouver. B. C-
43-ACRE FARM.
43 acres. Yamhill tv-unty, IU miles
from Wapeto station, S. p. R. R., 23 acrea
In high state of cultivation, best loan
soil. 22 acres blaek soil, jjood family or
chard, good 7-room house, barn 2-lx::0,
good graded school, mile : 2 horses, H
cows, all farming implements, furniture,
crops and possession; a line home, beauti
ful surroundings and a snap at $125 per
acre, easy terms.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
31T Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and On k.
FOR SALE Two fine Eastern Oregon wheat
farms; 1336 acres. oOO acres perfect 1
level, balance slightly rolling. 400 acres in
wheat, 005 acres plowed and harrowed
ready for Fall crop; 0nl house, larga
barn and small house, windmill and plenty
of fine water; four miles to railroad. Alsr
a fine half section, all plowed and fenced,
four miles to railroad. Either of tries a
ftne places at $20 per acre on very easy
terms from the owner direct. T. H. Little-
hales. Forest Grove, Or.
80S ACRES; 05 acres well improved; house,
barn, orchard. Be-st of soil and watr
Price $100 per acre. 3 Vj miles from Sil-
verton. Old man wants to retire; will pay
fare both ways. tiee
GLOBE REALTY & INVESTMENT CO., '
2215 Morrison St., Room tf. i
phone Main f17d. .
IE0-ACRE tracts, unimprovea. 25 miles by ra.S
from Portland; suitable for fruit raising and
chicken rancnes; well watered, plenty ofl
timber for all purposes, best of soil, no roc;
or gravel; $15 to $25 an acre; easy terms
Tt.eje are the cheapest tract on the murkti
and will bear inspection. Call and ariangq
to go and them. 310 CorboLt bldg.
FOR SALE at a bargain, or exchange for
city property and some cash, a 7uo-acrfj
farm in the Willamette Vulley. lying 1
miles on good county road, near a rali-j
road town; a good proposition, for subd!-
viding; price $.5 per acre. Box 217,
Creswell, Or.
830 ACRES of valuable wheat land In Mor-
row County; clear of all Incumbrance
This land has been known to pay for It-
self in one crop and caji do it every yeaj
Good volcanic ash soil, no sand, no stone
What have you to offer? Owner too old ta
farm. Address W, J, S., 82i) E, Everett BU-
lOOO ACRES land, HOo" goats, 150 sheep50
head cattle, 4 horses. wagon, rnowerj
rake. plow, cultivator, shearing machine
geese, tourkeys, hens, bee. 2 orchards, Jj
houses, 2 barns, goat sheds, will sell all or
in tracts; all $15,000; terms. AK 111, Ore
Ronian, l
SAUVIES ISLAND 400 acres, $70 per aore,
income now: $500 for hunting, $l front
Government, grazing extra, Columbi
River frontage niile, 2 Vi miles front
Portland, Ideal for dairying aaid invest
ment. Terms. L 117, Oregonian,.
FOR SALE S5 acres; 80 cultivated, 2 ij
miles It. R. $7500. 4 5 acres, 40 culti
vated, $4200! 20 acres, 12 cultivated, $l&ooft
near electric line, C. M, Crittenden, Hub
bard. Oregon,
W-ACRE orchard tracts. unimproved. or
railroad, i5 miles from I'ort.and ;; best
ffoll. no rock; $4'i an acre, easy terms ar
range with us to go and make -.eiectiuaj
round trip same day. 3 lo Corbett bldg.
160 ACRES, -iVa miles from railroad station
on county road ; 40 or 60 acrs clear;
small orchard, some timber; terms if de
sired; $10 per acre. Address Box 5o4
Albany. Or.
J. A. CUNNINGHAM,
For sale, farms, livery, business, ware-
house and business ; prices reasonable; na
exchange. P. Q. Box 74. Carlton. Or.
FARMS I have some nice ones all size,
prices and terms. A. Cleveland, 52f
Chamber of Commerce.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 467 Eab
Pine- ' .
Ml-eltaneoit
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR'
Ckw-in acreage, a wheat ranch or email,
well-improved farm, at low price and oa
moat liberal termi aa ma. 1 handi my
cwn properties,
J. O. ELEOD,
5.10 Corbett Bid.
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