la ttie aroRxixG otcegoxtax. Friday, april 28, 1911.
LET
IS
DEAL ALONE,
TUFT'S ADVICE
President Opposes Change
in Proposed Reciprocity
Agreement.
CANADA GOT ALL SHE ASKED
Taft Sj Proposal Placing of Mv-e
Canadian Article on Frr List
Would 'ot Aid Consumer and
but Hamper Government.
rCnnttno-d rrora First Psce.
th already lartte Car.aJlan dvniami for
thm
Vm tendered to th Canadian com
mlsstoners absolute, free) trade In all
product of either eoantry. tnanufac
tared or natural, but the Canadian com
itiluioiuri did not frei Justified In
going ao far. It la only reasonable t
Inf.r therefore, that with wpwl t
those article! upon which th-y refuse
trmm trade to ui they fell that th
orofltable nrlce at whl.h thev could be
eolrt b our manufacturer. In Canada
was Irn than the price at whli-n theii
manufacturer could afford to aril the
uma -iih-r to their own reople or to ua.
"Hence It follow that their refusal
to acres to free trade In these articles
a we propoed la the strongest kind
f .violence that. If we should take
off the existing d'itjr from such, articles
eomlns Into the t nlted States. It wouaa
not affect In th sllKhtest deuree the
price at which those articles could be
famished to the public here.
Thitt the reason whr meata wera
m nut mi the free list In this Cana
dlan aareement was because Canada
felt that the competition of our pair
era would Inlurtnusty affect the prod
vctm of their packing houses. If that
tv. fm how would It help our on-
timer or lower the price of meat In
our mmrkeis if we let their meats In
free while thev retained a duly on
our meat?
The same thins; la true of flour.
nd yet some irentlemen Insist that the
firxfr has been unlustly treated oe-
rause we hare not put Canadian flour
and meal on the free list. And It is
proposed to satisfy the proposed
grievance of the farmer by now doing
a- without any compensating conce
elnns from Canada.
-This proposal would be legislation
pasd for polltlral platform uses.
without accomplishing any real good.
In another aspect, however, the ef
fect of the proposal might be serious.
Of course a mere reduction of our
tariff, or the putting of any article on
our free list without Insisting on a cor.
responding change In the Canadian
tariff, will not Interfere with the con
tract as made with Canada. Hat If
we do make concession without any
consideration on the part of Canada,
after the contract has been tentatively
agreed upon by those authorized to
make contracts for ratification In both
Governments, then we are In danger
of creating an obligation against us in
favor of all the foreign countries with
whom we have existing treaties con
taining what Is called the 'favored na
tion clause.
liars Tli row n Down to World.
"This clause la been construed by
our statesmen not to Involve ua In an
obligation to extend a privilege to all
nations which we confer upon one na
tion In consideration of an equally
valuable privilege from that nation.
Hut the s-rlous question would arise
whether, tf now that the contract has
been tentatively agreed upon and I
about to be confirmed by Canada, we
should grant to Canada more than the
contract requires, we could claim that
this extra concession was not a pure
gratuity and one which was necessar
ily extended to all ether nations under
the favored nation clause.
"There are two objections therefore to
Inserting In the bill confirm Ins this Ca
nadian contract additions to our free list
from Canada. The first ia that they are
a concession that Is of no value to those
whom it la proposed to propitiate by
adopting It: and the second la that It
may Involve us Indirectly In a doubtful
obligation In respect to trade with other
countries.
"If we desire to put meal and flour and
other commodities on the free lift for
the entire world, that la one thing:
and we ran do it with our ryes open and
with a knowledse of what It entails after
an Investigation. Hut to put such a pro
vision In a Canadian treaty and have It
operate aa a free list for the entire
world la legislation necessarily Ill-con
Mered.
Treaty Ioe Xo Injury.
"More than this, theae rroposed gratu
Itous concessions are In the nature of an
admission that In some way or other
we have done an Injury to a particular
clase by this Canadian reciprocity agree
menu I deny IL It Is said that It In
jure the farmers. I deny It.
"It la etrictly In accordance with th
protective principle that we should only
nave a protective tariff between us and
countries In which the conditions are so
dissimilar aa tJ make a Inference In the
coet of production. Now, It- la kno
of all men that the general conditions
that prevail In Canada are the aame aa
those which obtain In the United State
In the matter of agricultural products.
Indeed. If there I any advantage the
advantage Is largely on the side of the
i nlted Slate, because we hare much
greater variety of product. In view of
tat varieties of our climate, than they
ran have in Canada.
"U raise cotton as no other country
do-i Of course they raise Don In Can
ada. "We raise corn and hoca and cattle
fed on corn and. with the exception of a
small part of the acreage of Canada, la
Ontario. It la not poaelble to rata corn
at all in the I-omlnlon."
"VVIth rpect to wheat and barley and
oat, conditions differ In different part
of Canada and in different parta of th
I'ntted States. Classing them together,
on the whole the conditions are sub
stantlally th same. On the price of
farm land the differences are no greater
between Canada and the United States
than between the different states In the
United States. On the matter of farm
wage, on th whole, they are about th
aame.
Irloe Steadied. Sot I-owrrrd..
"It Is said that this Is an agreement
that affect agricultural products more
than manufactures. That la true, but If
we are to nave an Interchange of prod
uct a between the two countries of any
substantial amount, the chief part of It
must necessarily be In agricultural prod
wets. "As It Is. w export to Canada more
agricultural products than we receive
from her and so It will be afterwards.
The effect Is not going. In my Judgment,
to lower the specific prices of sgrt
cultural products In our country. It Is
going to steady them, and It Is going to
produce sn Interchange cf products st
a profit which will be beneficial to both
countries.
"If objection caa be mads to th
treaty on the ground that a particular
class derived less benefit from
any other class, then It Is the ma
turers of the country who ought to ob
Ject. because the treaty In its nature will
not enlnrge hU market as much as It will
that of the. farmer.
"I am aware that with some motive
or another, a great deal of effort and
money have been spent In sending circu
lars to farmers to convince them that
this ranaritan treatv. if n. 'tinted, will do
them injury- I do not know that It is
possible to silay such rears by argument,
pending the consideration of the treaty
by the Senate. '
"Hut there Is one way and that a
conclusive way of demonstrating the
fallacy, the unfounded character, of their I
fears, to the farmers or to any other
class thrtt believes Itself to be unlustly
affected bv this treatv and that la to i Fifth Week
try It on. I "Tlorenee
There Is no ohllgatM- on either "na
tion to continue the reciprocity arrange
ment any longer than It desires, and If
It be found by actual practice that there
la an Injury, and a permanent injury,
to the farmers of this country, everv
bodv knows that they can sufficiently
control legislation to bring about a
change and a return to the other condi
tions. These of ua who are responsible
for the Canadian treaty are willing and
anxious to subject It to that kind of a
test.
"Another and a conclusive reason for
closing the contract Is-the opportunity
which It gives us to Increase the sup
ply of our natural resources, which,
with the wastefulness of children, we
have wantonly exhuueted. The tim
ber resources of Canada, which will
oten themselves to us Inevitably, un
der the operation of this agreement.
are now apparently Inexhaustible and
we may derive ample supplies of tlm
ber from Canadian sources to the profit
of Canada and .for our own benefit.
There are other natural resources
which 1 need not stop to enumerate,
which will become available to us aa
If our own. If we adopt anil maintain
commercial union with Canada. . ,
But there are other even broade
grounds than this that should lead to
the adoption of this agreement. Can
ada's superficial area la greater than
that of the United Statea between the
oceans. Of course, it has a roxi oral
of waste land In the Far North, but It
has enormous tracts of unoccupied
land, or land settled so sparsely aa to
be substantially unoccupied, which In
the next two or three decades will rap
Idly acquire a substantial and valuable
population. Canada haa now between
.000.000 and 1.000.000 people. They are
v hearty, temperate, persistent race.
brave. Intelligent and enterprising.
. Tbey are good neighbors: we
could not have better neighbors. They
offer to any nation with whom they
have sympathetic relations and with
whom It Is profitable for them to deal
a constantly Increasing market and an
cver-lncreasintr trade.
As between Canada, and the United
States, the trade and the mutual bene
fit from th trade will Increase.
It Is amusing and 1 am not sura
hat It baa not aome elements of con
solation In It. to find that all the bun
combe and all of the exaggeration and
misrepresentation in polltlca and all of
he political ghosia are not confined to
our own country. There has entered
nto 'he discussion In Canada, as a
reason for defeating the adoption of
his contract by the Canadian Tarlla-
menu that we desire to annex the Io
mlnlon: the dreams of Americans with
responsible imaginations, who like to
talk of the stacxy flags floating from
Panama to the Pole, are exhibited by
the opponents of the Canadian treaty
In Canada aa th declaration of a real
policy by this country and as an an
nouncement of our purpose to push po
litical control over our neighbors of
th north.
rticular . A-MUSKMr.XTa. t
-""- SEAT SALE TODAY
IIKIUC THEATER
3 NIGHTS. REOTJTNINO STXHAT. .
Special Price Matinee Tuesday.
IHEDEKirK
WARDE
In Shakespeare's Masurplec.
-JflJt'H CAESAK
Excellent rs.t and production.
Kvenlnrs: I,oerer floor $l.SO. $1; tslrony, fl.
76c. flue. Gallery. 3.".. a.""-. Matinee. $1.
lie. 60c. 3.V -.V:
BA K R 1. Mals7sTJd A 53.
A v V l.ro. I Buker. Mgr.
TON ICS HT A 11 WEEK MAT. 8AT.
it the Great Trl-star oeason.
ThHiHun. Thurlow
ROBEEtS ROBERTS BERGEN
la "SAPHO."
rvenlrss. inc. r.oc lie Mats.. S.V-. IMV. Next
week ta.-Uug Monday "The Right of Way. '
BUNGALOW THEATER
Mala 117 and A 4tt4.
(.ro. I. linker. Mgr.
TONIGHT AU. WKKK MAT. SAT.
Dcnman Thompson's Kamous Play. The
OLD HOMESTEAD
Double Quartette Crest Choir Complete
8c.ntc Production,
torlrea ?.c Sth. TV- 1 1 Mats.. 55c. Mc
Next week, starting Sun. Mai. "The "iil
From Rector's."
AUCTION BALES TODAY.
At Wilson's, corner Second and Yamhill.
Bale at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
HEETIXO NOTICE.
?$
A. A. O. V. OP THE M. B.
Members of Al Ksder Tem
ple will take notice that a
vacancy exists in the grand I
lives to the Im- "
NEW TODAT.
represents
perlal council meeting at
Rochester. N. T.. July 11
next. At the regular meet
ing tomorrow evening Sat
urday. 2th inst.) members
will vote to elect another
represent stive to flit the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Its mem
ber. By order the Imperial Potentate.
A RCFT1E THURLOW.
B. O. WHlTEHOrsE. Recorder.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 44.
A. K. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Friday evening.
6:4.1. E. 8th and Burnslde. M. M.
decree. Visitors welcome. Or
der V. -M.
J. H. RICHMOND, Bee.
MT. TABOR LODGE. NO. 42. A.
F. AND A. M. A stated commu
nication this (Friday) evening, at
7 o'clock. Work In the M. M. de
gree. Visitors welcome.
D. K. YOL'NO. Bee.
YOU
YOUR a WAGES
ROCHESTER
NEW TODAT.
Inside Property
Unplatted
BKAXt ESTATE.
For Sale Lot.
A
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 65. A.
F. AND A. M. Special communi
cation this t Friday) evening. 7:30
o'clock. Work in E. A. degree.
Visitora welcome. By order W. M.
C. M. STEADMAN. Sec.
8ELT.WOOD LODGE NO. 181. A
t- i vn A Vf Kmied eommunl
i-iiinn this (Frldart evening, 7:30
in
VANCOUVER,WASH.
30 acres, level and all cleared, in the
center of Vancouver. Washington: sur
rounding Dronertv on all sides lias been
platted and nearly all Improved: ad
joining lota sollinc fnr frr.m 17n0 to
nr. mtiino Hollars In the , flnOu; tract will p at Into about ISO
t of the big corporations. I J0'?: streetcar lines on two sides on
i. uuiciea streets; easy wiiiMus
distance to business nart of the city.
only 9 blocks from new postoffice
ane. .trice 62,00n, ,32,000 cash, bal
ance on time to suit; or $6G,500, $16,500
casn and Palance one-third each In one.
iwo ana tnree years. Maps or van-
Every year the dollars you earn buy
less and less and every year your
chance of earning good wages becomes
smaller. wnats tne use 01 tunw
your
pocket of the big corpo
PUT A FEW DOLLARS IN
ROCHESTER.
While you can buy at prices within
your reach. Oet a home that will sup
port you when you get too old to do oi t cnuver showing tins tract furnished on
any use xo tne capitalist, nuu i - ; application,
vestment will make you big money.
Mail lord, north laKlma, n enaicuee. EUSO M. ROWLEY, SOLE AGE.VT,
Cr"".:",1-,.. Y"Zl"fV thi'men who 1 W"hl"'" Vancouver, Wash.
bought when these towns started.
LOOK AT THIS
$25 LEVEL, CLEARED LOTS
Did you ever hear of a chance like
this? A new town with three lines of
railroads already In operation? A town
that is growing and building up like
Rochester? A town where factories are
building? Tou never did and you won't
MAtx . A 1010
alAXINU: kVUtl DAT
Vai
rllmTOk 15-25-50
V THEATER 15-25-50-75e
W fKK APRIJ. 2 V. H. Morphy. Blanche
Nichols a? to., presenting "Krom Zaxa to
Vocle Tvin" The Otlrien Troupe. Ionley A
r!ee. Kills McKenna. Lonely liakell.
Ihe itaiys. freMTtck .wilier.
SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR THE
KIRMESS
TIU-RMDAV. FRIDAY, SATl'RDAY EVEX-
I.X.t A.M Mil fU.tl MATlNKb
HEILIG
Klrmess opens Thursday evening. April
ST. Kvenlna prices: 1st floor. exceDt last
3 rows. $2.uo: lant 3 rows, si SO. Balcony:
1st A roas. $1.60: next a rows. II. oo; fol
lowing rows. 73c: last fi rows. ioc. En
tire r.allery. ftoe. rlpeclal-prtce Matinee Sat.
urday. lower floor, except last 3 rows. $1.0;
laet 3 roue, fi.ixt. Kslcony. 1st 3 rows. i;
nexc o row. .c; last 11 riwi, joc. ua,'
lery reserved. S.V: a.lnilrilnn. 20e.
oviock. In sellwood Masonic Hall. , bul IdlngT 1 ou never .
corner 13th st. and Spokane ave. I get this chance again
'REMEMBER THESE PRICES
WON'T LAST.
BUY ROCHESTER LOTS,
AND BUY THEM NOW. 4
Call today and get the best. The
lots are all alike, cleared and level as
a floor, but the best locations are be
ing snapped up like hot-cakes. We
sell on terms that anyone can handle.
Write for Illustrated folder if you can-t
call today.
AMERICAN HOME
INVESTMENT CO.
101 Chamber of Commerce.
Oat Stark, Bet. 3d and 4th.
Portland, Oregon.
brethren welcome. By order W. M.
C. W. STRONG. Sec
MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. in.
O E. a Regular meeting this
(Friday) evening in Masonic Tem
ple at 8 o'clock. Degrees. By or
der w. M.
JENNIE H. GAbLUI.
HAPSAI.O LODGE. NO. 15. L O. O. F.
Reaular meeting thla (Frlrtay) evening at
T:30 o'clock. 1. O. O. F. Temple, 1st ana
Alder Its. First degree. Visitors welcome.
F. COZENS.
Secretary.
BORN.
GRAND Week of April 24
Tb Ortxtaator of
Art.
TRO KLXO.
IJItla hanf.
fir Ml tier hoM
Ktfttvd lam,"
S. Mlll-r Kfit Co..
Carl MrCulloth.
Imperial Danrrn,
Walkrr and Mann,
Nortoa and Kuaacli,
C.KANDASCOl'K
IfatltiM alk.. 3:Btt' avn Mat. let.
ain m Prl ormtsct at T aa d : 11
aJeoar. laoi lower moor. 30a; koi ata, IH
VANTAGES
Talk of Annexatloa Rosh.
I am not an antl-lmperlallst. but I
have had considerable experience In the
countries over which we have assumed
temporary control. I do not know
when that control will end, but I do
now that. In respect to those coun
tries, we have taken over heavy duties
nd obligations, the weight of which
ught to destroy any temptation to
further acquisition of territory.
It would be invidious to Institute a
comparison between the government of
Canada and this country, but there Is
one part of our Jurisdiction and that
of Cniiada that come together su Si
lently close to enable the Canadians
lid ourselves to realize that the sample
of government that we exhibit la not
llurlng. 1 refer to the control of
Alaska as compared with the control
by Canada of her northwest territory.
The talk of annexation Is bosh. Every
one who knows anything about It
realizes that It Is bosh.
Canada Is a great, strong youth,
nxtoua to teat his muscles, rejoicing In
he race lie la ready to run. The
United states has all It can attend to
It ti the territory It Is now governing.
and to make the possibility of the an
nexation of Canada to the United Statea
a basis for objection to any steps to
ward their greater economic and com
mcrcial union should be treated as one
of the jukes of the platform and should
not enter Into consideration of serious
men engaged In so sertous a problem.
"Why should we not have a closer
union with Canada? Think of the
absurdity of separating Manitoba and
Minnesota by as great a distance as
Manitoba and Liverpool when certain
ly Providence Intended that their sepa
ration socially and commercially should
only be that of their geographical dis
tance. "Canadians have furnished us a large
number of our best cltlsens. We are
giving them a large number of the
pick of our young farmers. Let us
open the gateways between ua Let us
give to both countries the profit of the
trade that Ood Intended between us.
Let the political governments remain
as they are. Let us abolish arbitrary
and artificial obstructions to our asso
ciation with our friends upon the north
and derive the mutual profit that It
will certainly bring.
"The Canadian contract baa passed
the House substantially aa introduced
and In such form that If adopted In the
same way by th Senate. It would go
Into effect as soon as the bill now
pending In the Canadian parliament
shall be passed by that Parliament.
I desire to express my high appre
ciation of the manner In which the
present House of Representatives haa
treated tne reciprocity agreement. It
haa not 'played polltlca. It haa taken
the statesmanlike course In respect to
It. 1 am hopeful that the Senate will
treat the agreement In the aame way
and that no amendments there will be
added to the MIL For the reasons
given. I think they are dangerous.
"It may be that the Canadian con
tract does not go far enough. In
making It we were limited by the
reluctance of Canada to go as far aa
we would wish to have ber go. but
the fact that It does not go far enough
la the poorest reason for not going as
far as we can.
"We were making a contract, we
were balancing considerations; we
were not making a general tariff law
or a general tariff revision. it was
no part of our duty to reduce the tariff
generally In this contract with other
countries. If that la to be done anil
If there la a sincere desire to have It
done, then It ought to be done by sep
arate legislation.
"I appeal to thla company, repre
senting as It does the press of the
Vnited States, to sea to It that It Is
made clear to the public that thla con
tract ought to stand or fall by Its own
terms and that Its passage or defeat
ought not to be affected In any regard
by other amendmenta to the tariff law.
I tLLnk there is a general sentiment
for revision of the tariff, schedule by
schedule, and of making thla revision
dependent on exact Information aa to
Uaeooallea Vaudeville.
All. THIS Mk.tK-re-pe.lal Engagement
lioelnit and Him Imnerl l Vaclil OrrOeetra.
The Bellmont. Kimball Brothers and a.il.
Tler and Harton. Charles llarrU. Alice
Iw-rry. roomer and Hew las, I'aolagescope.
Popular prices. Mat. dally. 2 3o. ;:30, u.
I MATER In this city. April 26, to the wre
of money l Mayer, a son.
DIED.
BA1NET At the family residence, iwo
McKenna ave.. an. aauues x.
aged 01 years. Punerai announcement
later.
MANE? In Spokane. Wash., Tuesday. April
z.. James M. Manes, ageu o -
beloved husband of Florence Manes.
HALLABAl'GU-April 20. Mrs. Francis
liailabaugn. Notice or rur.erai later.
FUNERAL KOTICES.
ARNOLD In this city. April 2T. at tne
family residence, aiaegiey ew-vi.
Phllilp Milne, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira 1'. Arnold, ased 1 year. 11 months. 23
days. The funeral services will be held
at the above residence at 1:80 P. M. to
morrow i Saturday). April 29. Friends la
vlted. Interment Rivervlew Cemetery.
Bl'RGER I.ydla Uurger. mother of Mrs.
u. H. rimllh. and jaines A. merger, oi
I'nrtland. And K. Flurzer. of Nelson. Cal.,
aged is years. A monlna. 23 days. The La
Porte, or Indiana, and Chicago papers
please copy. Funeral notice later.
LATHROP At the family residence, 895
Jackson street. April 24. Frank M. Ltn
roD. ascd &.1 years. 2 mcnths. 8 diys. Fo
nersl services will be held from the resi
dence Saturday morning. April 2D. at 10
o'clock. Interment at Klvorvlew Cemetery.
Apartment
Site
On West Side
This is a corner lot. 50x100. east and
south frontage; 9-room house, good re
pair; rental revenue $10u per month: 6
minutes' walk from postoffice and
Washington St.; 10,500 will handle, bal
ance 10 years at 6 per cent. As an in
vestment this a a crack-a-Jack. Let us
show you this site.
CARTER & VAX ZAMT,
615 Spalding Blclg.
FINK Bl'ILDING LOTS.
HAWTHORNE VIOISMTT.
125 DOWN AND Slo MONTHLY,
fluxion lot" that lie mlshty fine In tna
Hawthorne vicinity; prices from S73n. ana
on terms not often obtained. No matter
whether vou buy to buii'l or to Invest yot.
are bound to make money on thse. Come
and look them over. Take cars to K.
4:d and Hawthorne ave.. office on corner.
Portland-l'acifio Inv. Co.. 41S Railway
Exchange.
OWNER NEEDS MONEY.
For quick ale offers very choice corner
lOOxltKi. or will divide Into two lots;
butldiny restrictions: at end of Haw
thorne avenue cariinc; price $100; part
cash, balance on oasv terms: for ap
pointment call at Tii'j Yeon bldg., or tele
phone Main lyt's.
IRVINGTON LOTS.
We offer a few extra choice lots for
SI 250 and $11150 ; beautiful corner. $1500
and $ir.": very easy terms, or discount
for all cash; improvements bonded; these
lots are close to Irvlnpton carline.
A. R. DIAMOND & CO..
20T Railway Exchange iJldK.. or East 1.1th
and Knott 6ts. Thone Main 1:121. East 1700.
One of tile best located lots in the ex.
elusive residence district of Hawthorne
avenue, at a close figure for cash; no
agents. Address owner, P 40. Oregonlan.
FOR HOME BUILDER.
$1300 for line corner in Laurelhurst, near
Ladd Park, three blocks from car. This Is
a very cheap lot. near-by lots selling for
2500. Will sell for this price for a short
time only. F. E. Clements, A 1515, Main
1502.
IRVINGTON LOT SNAP.
Fine 50x100. south front, on Multno
mah St., near 20th; real snap; $2000,
terms.
GRVSSI & ZADOW.
81" Board of Trade BldK., 4th ind Oak.
20 P5R CENT DISCOUNT.
LAUBELHL'RST LOT,
r.uxiuo.
NORTHWEST QUARTER.
1 BLOCK FROM SANDY ROAD.
G 4S. OREGON I AN.
TONSETII HORAI. CO..
MAIUJI AM III. 1X1.,
t l..v-l UKM(,.S.
Fhonea: Mala BI0Z; A 110.
VlZf Ysf" PORTLAND'S
Week commencing Monday Matinee; last
wees or tne L.yric Tneater. Keating a r looo
rresent Ihe l.vrte Musical Comedy Co. In
Wrtner Schnitzel In Parle." Three per-
forn.aneee dally. 2:4.V 7 '45. W:15. Wednesday
nlcht. Elks nljtht. Fntlre rroceeds go to the
ji12 Kike convention runtl. I- naay nignt.
Chorns Girls' Contest after each performance
12TII A l'AL
Dog Show
OF THE
Portland Kennel Club
April 26-27-28-29
ecoad Floor old Olds.
Wortsnasi King Building
Fifth aad Washington.
Dunning it McF-ntee, Funeral Directors,
7th and Pine. Plione Main 43U. imi i
alstant. Office of C'oonty Coroner.
EltWAKJt HOl.MAN CO.. Funeral Direct
ors. 220 M st. utuy aseistant. 1'none M. aui.
J. V. UM.EV SON. 3d and Madison.
tady attendant, l'bone Mala a, A 1599.
i.M Ml UK Funeral Directors, successor
to F, n. Dunning, inc. at, a 2623.
7.i:l.l.K.K-HVKM.8 CO.. Funeral Directors
894 Williams ave.j bo to phones; lady asst.
I KKC H. Vndertaker, cor.
Blxtb. feast 781. B 1bKS.
Fast Alder an
luly assistant.
BASEBALL
HKCRF.AT10N PARK,
Cor. Vaugha and Twenty-fourth St.
SACRAMENTO
PORTLAND
April 23, 26, 27, 2S, 20, SO.
Came Begin Week Days at StOO
Sunday 2:30 I'. M.
LADIES' DAT Fit ID AY '
Boy Under 12 Free to Bleacher
Wednesdn v.
each achedule gathered by Impartial
Investigators. To amend this Canadian
contract and to make Its passage de
pendent on other tariff legislation Is
to continue the old method of tariff re
vision characterised, not without rea
son, as a local Issue."
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IRVINGTON
LOTS
100x100 CORNER.
S3XKO 23d and Knott.
3300 18th and Knott.
lOOxIOO INSIDB.
2900 33d and Broadway.
78x100 CORNER.
$4230 22d and Halsey.
73x1 on.
93000 Clackamas and 24th.
BOx 100.
S2300 16th, near Tillamook.
S170O lth, near Stanton,
s 1700 30th, near Stanton.
KEASEY
nUMASONSJEFFERY
232 Chamber of Commerce.
13
TRACT
32 ACRES
BASELINE
Adjoins Altamead, close
Montavilla car and 1100 feet
south station Mt. Hood Ry.
Line. Exceedingly desir
able fractional acres or lots.
$1500 PER ACRE.
Easy Terms.
McCargar,Bates & Lively
301 Yeon Building.
Waterfron
D.ULT METEOROIXXilCAL REPORT.
PORTUNP. April 27 Maximum lm
prature. fta dirra: minimum temparaiur,
41 dvefr. klw reading;. 8 A. M., 6.1
lt: chant In last 24 hour. 4X7 feat rU.
Total rainfall 45 P. W. to 3 P. M-. none;
tnta! rainfall alnr Pptmber 1, lVlO, 30.94
Inrliaa; nnmial. .li.r4 Inchea; deficiency. 8..9
Inch. Total aitnahlna, 1 hour, 43 mlnutea;
poaatbla. 1 4 hour. 12 mlnulea. Barometer
rroucta o mem ivvei at o f. u.a wU.v
lAChea.
THE WEATHER.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tbe Western storm Is central this evening
over Western North Dakota and a aecondary
disturbance of no great enersv Is central
OTer Knstern Washington. The Eastern high
pressure area Is niovina slowly seaward off
the Middle Atlantic Coast. During the last
24 hours Haht to moderately heavy rains
bare fallen In itouthem Idahe. Nevada. 1'iah,
Montana, and In many nlace in the Missis
sippi Yslley. It Is much cooler In the North
ern Rocky Mountsln state and over a lim
ited area 'central about Nebraska. The
tanjpeiaiure aa risen (eosrally la tae
Northern ststes east of th Mississippi River.
The conditions are favorable for showers
and thunder storms In Southern Idaho and
for generally fslr weather elsewhere in this
district on Friday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair, westerly
wind.
Oregon and Washington Fair, westerly
w-inds.
Idaho Fair north, showers and thunder
storms south portion.
fcDWAKD A. BEAI.S. District Forecaster.
Compasses, field-glasses, barometers,
hydrometers. microscopes. scientific
apparatus. Woodard. Clarke & Co.
On Columbia River Near
VANCOUVER, WASH.
One-third of a mile of good. deer
waterfront on Columbia Kiver near
Vancouver, Washington, located be
tween the railroad water frontage of
nearly one mile, and Vancouver: 100
acre of g-ood. high land, except about
4 acres transterrea to tne s. t. & s. uo.
for right of way throug center; all
under cultivation and pasture; good
gravel foundation for large buildings:
an excellent location for large factory
site: high land may be platted and is
suitable for residence locations. Terms
to suit. Price fl60.000.00.
Holladay Park
6-roora bungalow; furnace, fireplace,
gas and electric light; rental value $360
a year: price $3500; cash $000, balance
mortgage.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
IRVINGTON LOTS BY OWNER.
The non-resident owner of several choice
unimproved lots in Irvineton will sell at
a bargain for the next 3o days, while lie
remains in the city. Address AB 62. Ore
gonlan.
BUNGALOW, IRVINGTON
The finest 9-room concrete block
bungalow In Irvington: has all the
latest Improvements and extra well
built; must be seen to be appreciated;
3 bedrooms and sleeDine porch upstairs:
2 bedrooms downstairs; price JT500; I
izaou casn.
Gitrssi & ZADOVV,
817 Board of Trade Bids-., 4th and Oak.
EAST SIDE INCOME PROPERTY
100x100 feet Improved business block.
almost new. Monthly income
i in
can Increase rental $100 per month;
have two tenants ir you desire
to build further.
PRICE S1S.OOO
half cash, balance 3 years. Always cer
tain of your rent. Call at 65 KIRST
STREET. Phone Main 6745.
REAL, ESTATE DEALERS.
Beck. William O.. 312 Falllnr bldg.
Bra baker & Benedict, E02 McKay bldg., II
646.
Cbr.pln a: Herlow. 332 Chamber Commerce.
Cook. B. 6. & Co., Sua Covbctt bldg.
Jennings A Co.. Main 188. 206 Oregonlan.
PALMER-JONE3 CO.. H. P 213 Commer
cial Club bid.
Tbe Oregon Real Estate Co',, Grand ave. and
M'litnomah sl (lioiiaoay aoqiuobi.
M. E. THOMPSON CO., cor. 4th and Oak sta,
REAL ESTATE.
For S;ile Lota.
n'TT JtO-MTNTTTR CAR RIDE.
2 acres, well located, $10 cash down.
Level, sightly, rich loair. No agents.
. Owner 1, 47, Oregonlan.
I JUST have two 60rl00-foot lots left at
S."iro In the factory district. Peninsula,
streets graded, water In and paid for; 10
per cent down 110 per month. Address
M SI. Oreconlan.
$50 FOR LOTS on S2d and W. Stark; Is th
beat buy in Portland; new caritna now
building. Call and see us.
EMPIRE! REALTY TRUST CO,
40U Yeon Bldg.. Marshall 849.
FORCED TO HAVE MONEY.
The best lot in Westmoreland, only
block of corner, worth $1100; for two
days only $700; speculator, grab this. Call
88 10th. near &tarlc.
IRVINGTON SNAF.
Eave agent's commission; east front, 50
x1Q0. one block from carline. Owner. C
1S1T.
THURMAS ST.
T.ot 52x100. near 27th.
Price 40uu. 750 cash, bal. terms.
KARNOPP KOPF. 323 Ky Ex. Bldg.
PIEDMONT 100x100. $2500.
Lots 15 and 16. block 39. N. E. corner
Mallory and Ainsworth; $1200 cash; ix
assessments. Main 4370, room 201. Ger-
linger bldg.
$1 DOWN 10C A DAY
BEST 1100 LOT IN rUHTLAMl.
MARSHALL 1200. A 3539.
KDSON M.
804 Washington St.,
ROWLEY
Vancouver,, Wash.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICB CITY BALI. Mala 59, A 7589.
HUMANE OFFICER. Sergeant Crate,
Residence 24 E. 24th, N. East 477.
It. A. IJwwenlre, Kes. S36 Waeo St.
W. G. Katun. Jtes. 73 B. 16th. East 17$.
Horse Ambulsnc. A 0101: Pr. Ex. 4.
Klsbts, Sundays and Holidays. A tlOZ: Pr.
y.i 4: Trunk 1.
NEW TODAT.
$400 DISCOUNT
Irvlngton lot: best residence section;
high and sightly: extra large; owner.
AT 46, Oregonlan.
I will sell one of the finest building
sites in the city, located at the head of
Iovejoy st., unobstructed view; lot
contains S230 square feet; 93 feet front
age on hard-surface street; water, gas
ana sewer lata to tnsiue curs; price
$8000; Is below market.
Geo. D. Schalk
Mala 302. A 2302
22S Stark St.
80 ACRES
0 acres readv for the plow; balance
oak grubs: land slopes just enough to
MORTGAGE LOANS
a of iooo ioo-no- 2 of
O 0 BZa'Yham. of torn. J 0
FOR It EXT OR LEASE.
All or Part.
LARGE BRICK BUILDING
on track, close In. Phone A $297.
LOANS
LAWVERV ABSTRACT TRUST CO,
Hoard of Trade Building.
MORTGAGE LOANS
C'VV-l JOH.X E. CnONAK, lln
J V e spaddia; Bldg. . f
give it drainage; price
term.
$50 per acre;
300 acres; 100 acres fine bottom land,
all in crops; 100 acres good hill land;
most of It has been plowed; sbout 40
acres osk and fir timber; balance pas
ture land; barns, house, outbuildings;
place all fenced; price $30 per acre;
terms third down.
1IVLAND JONES & CO,
409 Cerlingrr Bldg, 2d and Alder.
TWO WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS LOTS.
For sale cheap on easy terms, or will
trade for house and assume difference.
Phone A 7241.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS We have several
quarter blocks with good view, on easy I
terms.
CELLARS-MURTON CO.. 825 Yeon bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
Homes, lots, quarter blocks, tracts and
acreage, all parts of Heights, all views and
prices; some bargains, again gooi; A asaa.
BEAUTIFUL LAURELHURST.
I have a to.v extra good buys In this
choice addition, one for ynt'O. another for
$1190. Take Montavilla car to 39th st. In
quire at office for Mr. Delahunty or phona
East 989.
GOT TO SELL
a lot in Hancock Addition; must have
money; make me a price; cash only; no
agents. Address owner, P 47, Oregonlan.
For Sale Houses.
$1000.
Small payment down, balance like rent.
Strictly modern 7-room luuse. right on
carline. in a beautiful district. The house
was Just built and modern In all details.
Oorn-r lot 50x100. lawn, cement walks and
full basement. This is a bargain.
CO-OPERATIVE REALTY COMPANY.
S19-20-21 Railway Exchange.
SEVERAL five to eight-room modem bouse
on Hawthorne ave.. Just completed; we
are the owners and builders, so will make
the price right; small payment down, the
balance almost like paying rent; do not
throv away your money on rent; own a
home. Come soon and get choice of
houses.
THE CARPENTERS' LUMBER CO,
Phone Tabor 02.
C. P. Bush. 260 51st St.
GOING TO BUILD?
WE DESIGN ARTISTIC HOUSES AND
MAKE NO CHARGES FOR PLANS IF
WE BUILD. IT WILL PAY TO SEE US.
IF YOU OWN A LOT WE WILL FINANCE
THE RESIDENCE OR APARTMENT FOR
YOU. OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PRO-
TECTION.
L. R. BAILEY & CO..
S24 ABINGTON BLDG.
$15 PER MONTH
buys a new, well-built, modern 4 -room
bungalow and a tine Improved lot in
Gregory Heights. Call at our office, end
of Rose City Park carline.
GREGORY INVESTMENT CO.
PAY $20 A MONTH
AND OWN A HOME.
A substantial slx-roora house In excel
lent condition; corner lot, full size, three
blocks from carline: good district, good
neighbors, big bargain. Price only J1S00.
Pay $20 a month (which includes Inter
est. A. N. Searle. Take M-V car; get off
E. 76th st. (Office on the corner.)
$200 CASH.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$15 MONTHLY.
7 rooms, lot 50x100. improvements rn
and paid; all the built-in conveniences;
full basement, fireplace, etc. National
Realty 4c Trust Co.. 32UV4 Washington st,
room Bid, Phone Main 5129.
WAKE UP.
DON'T pay rent the rest of your life;
we can save you money on plans and
specifications, build you a house and let
v., nv for It as rent. 002 Beck bldg..
Tth and Oak sts. Phone Main 4810.
$340 DOWN and $20 per month will buy a
nice little home; 4 rooms and reception
hall- pantry, parlor and Dam, iuu dhso
meni, frultroom. wood shed, nice lawn
n.l fruit trees: cement walk around
home: close to carline; I1S00. See owner.
85 E. 72d North. Phone Tabor
2869.
LARGE ot near Rose City Park, cement
walks, eraded streets. Bull Run water.
$050; no agents; no commissions. Owner,
2l-.u:i Hoard or Trace.
I WANT to sell my lots on the Peninsula.
Prlce $275. Streets graded, water in and
all paid for. Will take $27.50 and So
per month. Address N 52, Oregonlan.
$775 ROSSMERE $775.
Full lot on 37tll near Brazee st.
KARNOPP & KOPF, i2; Ral Iway Ex. bl g.
CHEAIT. couple good lots, $40 down, 10
monthly, low price, close to Rose City
fark car; iney are snaps, jas .Logan.
Mft bpaiaing Diag.
WHY PAY RENT.
w -will sell vou a home and you can
pay for It on easy monthly payments; our
housej Include furnace, fixtures, hardwood
floors, tinting, shades, etc. Provident In
vestment & Trustee Co.. .-uj.-ivij
Trade. Owners.
YOU cannot but be satisfied with tne ar-
rongemeni ot mi" uc"i"u, ... -
mont, and we never had a property with
terms so easy. Look at It it you want
8mecTKKLOnOK MUELLHAUPT.
10;i2 Chamber of Cominercc.
BUNGALOW.
Why do you pay rent? 6 rooms, pret
tiest in city; lady who does ner own wora
-ni ....nriclatB the built-in convenience;
restricted district: lot 50x100; also 10 feet
oarkinir. Main 4144.
IRVINGTON SACRIFICE.
Must sell my equity In Irvlngton lot at
once. Will sell way below market price.
40. urcBonwn.
KPIiilNDID south-front lot 3 ft. above ararle-
15 min. to oriogr nuKTM szooo: wm
sell for $1350 If all cash; WORTH $200u;
(.ROOM house, sleeping porcn. urcpiai-e. oaK
floors, phower nam, nm mi; - imnuipa
ride- gas, furnace. Beauiitul miming Iix
tures etc. etc. Owner will sacrifice 54000
if flboO cash is paid. Worth $45U0. N
15. oregonlan. ,
$56C0 NEW. modern six-room house, largo
reception nan. ,-..v,-...
facing on one of the beautiful parks in
l.add s Auoiuon. jjunt i' uwj.-, o
Fhone owner. Kast ul04.
GOOD HOUSE FOR NOTHING
If you buy this reasonably. priced S0X213
on beat part Portland Heights; hard sur
face streets; fine city view forever.
Brooke. Main 3551. A 3S39.
HAWTHORNE CARLINE.
A slgntly t block, overlooking: the
city; price $2750. by owner. Tabor 1360.
PAY ME $10 and 8 per cent monthly, live
on lot MSAB a car, none oeyond 2Uth
st. owner, iv i4. oregonian.
11675 BUYS line lot on Stanton, near
I nion ave.. niijjiinriiicina in aaa paid.
Phone owner. nnmawn j
Scott carline at Grays
Frank McFarlaud
S350 Good lot. Mt.
I'rfMii iik: eubv icmii
Realty Co., 309 Yeon bldg., Portland
DFSIRAB1.E quarter block, on Kalelgh st
near -Ulll sc.: Illgn anu Bluntly; r.ir nrlc
and terms address owner, D 4S Oregonlan.
COUNCIL CREST PARK, lots from .SO up;
both city ana tBiu-y views, y, . .i. uuker.
M0 Board of Trade.
FOR PALE At Lcr.ts nanuy new -niu
cottage, paniij. ri"'. ,'. -
drant water, wood shed. l"t jOxlOi). Price
J12.10; small payment down. Owner at
lO.H r.. ainuiii i-
3 BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
Elegantly I'lnished in oak and mahog
any choice locations, irvlngton. federal
great bargains In lots, no agents. C.
lstSO' East 273. W. H. Herdman.
BY owner. $X'" casn. new. num. . u, o.,,.,
home. .'."xiii". iuu ".,,,',..-.
nd orniimi nt.il in". - ""':;- "
it-.o Montirottn-ry. laoor -i.i.i.
$4750 IRVINGTON
llth near Halsey.
homo,
rentud
0 rooms,
till Sept.
East
1 at
50x100 lot. 4 block from car; gas and ce
ment walks in ana pain lor. mil sell for
$775 cash, o ftl. oregonlan.
BY OWNER.
Rose City Park business lot,
gain. "Phone Main 0252.
NOB HILL
Eight-room house and lot on Hoyt,
between 22d and 23d, at sacrifice price;
nets over 7 per cent on price asked;
terms
J. M. ACHESO.V, Owner,
3H7 Morrison St.
TWO lots, beautiful in Capllol Hill, for a
home or an Investment on West Fide with
in 18 minutes of center of city; consider
ably under-priced; easy terms. See owner,
C 49. Oregonlan
For Mortgage Loans see Henry C.
Prudhomme, 906 Spalding Bldg.
$5 CASH and $3 per month, level lut near
.nr- cltv water.
HIGLBY & BISHOP, 132 THIRD ST.
WESTMORELAND. 2 lots, corner 17th and
Knapp sts.; $1750. W. J. Baker. 510 Board
of Trade.,
$500 CASH Fine lot on Broadway, balance
CELLARS-MURTON CO.. 825 Yeon bldg.
$1450 SIGHTLY lot on East
Brazee, fine view.
CELLARS-MURTON CO.. 82.1
1TH and KUllngsworth. corno:
sold. Call 45 East Burnslde.
12th near
Yeon bldg.
must be
50x100 COR. 23d and Skidmore. Cheap. No
agents. 305 Alhlna ave.
IRVINGTON Park lot sacrificed, best buy
ln the tract. 003 Swctland bldg.
MOUNT TABOR-Hawthome district: choice
oroperty. 1 or 2 lots. Phone B SUS2.
11.10 BUYS my $i"" equity in Laurelhurst
lot. Call Main 3H2S.
THREE beautiful lots, east front, one or
tosethcr. 0S5 Mississippi ave.
m.ilil n.
CE Is LA RS-MIRTON CO.. 825 Yeon jlds;
NEW, modern, nve-rotim iiunsaww, un
venience- full i-oment basement, sidewalk;,
pood fr-ms. built far a homo. Male 223.
OWNKK must sen niorn new H-ronm
nnco term!--. 37th and East Caruthers. Tel.
Tal.or
-ROOM modern cottas: will rent for $18.
Owner moving io iaim, win sen coiiaR
for J. E. Smith, 513 Chamber ol
Commerce.
MODERN. 4-room bungalow, $4,';7.50 rash;
$12.rU Per monm. rnce iin; a diocks
from car line. Mt. srt district. Own
er Main 1007 or Tabor i'70.
LOT, 100100, neat cottase, furnished chick
ens, garden In; will sell cheap. Address H.
1, Box 175, Portland.
PORTLAND Heights corner lot. worth $2100
and 5-room cottase, walking distance.
$2."0. Brooke. Main 3.5I. A 3830.
TWO lots and four-room house on Mt. Scott
to tra.de for acrmt, or will sell on easy
terms. Frlce$1700. E .U. Oregonlan.
25 MONTHLY buys 5-room bunpalow: bath,
attic, basement. Owner, East 2741.
FOR SALE by owner, nice 4-room cottage at
the beach. C 13SS.
$300 BCYS
Fold. $100:
house and
terms. L
lot, adjoining lott
Yl, OrcKonian.
FOR PALE 7-room bungalow. 4S3 East llth
N. Phone East 406