M . -
WIFE BARES MATE
Mrs. J. P. Britt Says Husband
Is Advertising Swindler. '
TRAIL OF SPOUSE LOST
Roman Tells Grand Jury of Altered
Scheme 6r Helpmeet and Gang
Here Before Elopement.
Police Hold Warrant.
Tns police) are looking for J. P. Britt.
who Is said by his wtfs to be a member
of a cane of alleged fake adrertljlng
promoters. XI re. Britt also accuses her
husband of deMrtlna- ber and eloping
wltn Mabel Miller, of Silt Lake City.
Mr. Britt appeared berore the grand
Jury last week and laid bare secrets of
alleged swindles which Britt and bis
associates are said to bare operated Id
J'aciflo Coast cities. A warrant is in
the bands of tb District Attorney for
the arrest of Britt on a statutory
charge.
Mrs Britt declares that bar bus band
was connected formerly with tho ad
vertising departments of Omaha, Kan
sas City and Lwtrolt newspapers and
that In later years be became associat
ed wltb a gang of promoters wbo used
labor and Industrial unions as their
medium of operations. Up to a short
time ago. she said, her husband bad
treated her kindly and bad always sup
ported ber well. Arriving at Salt Lake
City, she complained, he consorted with
lLbJ Miller and from that time at
tempted to escape with the Utah
woman, going from Portland to Seattle,
then back to Portland, then to San
Francisco. Oakland and Los Angeles.
Mrs- Britt was on the trail of ber hus
band until 19 days ago wben be eluded
ber la California.
Britt Here Recently.
Britt worked here two years ago and
was In Portland recently, being asso
ciated with William K. Woods, also
known as Henckle. Albert A. Scbeg. C
IV. Cample and J. W. Stewart from time
to time. Under the name of the Coast
Publishing Company. Ucheg. Sample
and Britt maintained offices In tb
WeJls-Farro building. Britt was at ons
time associated with Woods and Sam
ple la the Industrial Publishing Com
pany. They Issued directories for
unions, making profits by selling ad
vertising space. Mra Britt declares
that ber husband and associates occa
sionally collected money for advertising
(pace In advance and did not issue
their directories according to contract.
-This gang was run out of the East
and came to the Parlfle Coast." said
Mrs. Britt. "They said that the Coast
was 'easy picking and that they bad
enough schemes to keep there ber
for two or three years. They have
been working Bremen's and switch
men's onions In Seattle and Portland
lately. To make themselves solid
wltb those wltb whom they did busi
ness, they always obtained space from
as many banking Institutions as pos
sible. Tbey cultivate the beads of the
police departments and detectives to
make their cases stronger.
Other Witness Tells.
The crowd Is now broken up: soma
being still In Portland and some In
etber cities on the Coast. They used
my busband as a tool and on account
ef their mode of living, they caused
blm to desert me. They bare been
trying to suppress the facts that they
msy go ahead with their schemes.'
S. M. Venard. with offices la the
McKay building, said last night that
be bad made Investigation of the op
erations of the promoters In Portland,
lie was summoned before the grand
)ury and told what he bad learned of
Britt and associates. As a result of
bis testimony and that of Mrs. Britt.
the warrant was Issued against Britt.
District Atorney Cameron says be bss
evidence sufficient to Justify war
rants for the arrest of Britt and as
sociates on other charges.
ACTRESSES ARE TO .FLY
Aviator Wafeh to Take Orpheum
Players Aloft Thursday.
Thirsting for a taste of real aviation
after years en the stage In close as
sociation with "wings." Tly galleries."
etc. Misses Vlda l'errln and Isabella
P'Armond. o the Orpheum Theater,
have persuaded Blrdman Walsh, of the
Manning Company, to taks them aloft
on Thursday morning, at the Country
Club.
Saturday and Sunday ths Mannings
will give public exhibitions at the
Country Club, and If Thursday's passenger-carrying
flight are successful
the theeplans have promised to ascend
again tor ths benefit of the crowds.
Thursday's flights will be free.
Aviator A. aish established the first
passenger - carrying achievement for
Portland on Monday, but Thursday's
experiment. If successful, will mark
the first flight ever attempted by a
woman in the Northwest.
Miss Isabelle D'Armond Is a relative
of Mrs. Harry Palmer, of Portland, and
is well known socially. M!ss Perrln
Is appearing in "Tommy Tucker" wltb
Master Gabriel. She is rated as the
most beautiful woman of Canada, bav
ing been awarded a 410.600 prize con
test at ons time.
TAXPAYERS HOLD MEETING
Leacoe Meet to Consider Various
I-asrarea to Go on Ballot.
There was beld In ths convention ball
tt the Portland Commercial Club yee
tsrday a meeting of the Taxpayers'
Uuu for the purpose of considering
the various measures up for action upon
the ballot at the coming city election.
The report of the committee was read
In Its entirety but no final action was
taken owing to the fact that the subject
matter of ths report was unknown to a
large. a-Ttnber of the members or the as
sociation. To have the report be repre-
sestative of the sentiment of the league
It was decided to bold another session
at a later date, at which the whole mat-
tar will be outlined again.
The seeeloa of yesterday seemed to be
harmonious and the recommendations of
the committee were all approved. The
address to tho pubilo which the league
tseued previous to the election will ba
made publle nest week, tn all proba
bility. POSTMASTERS TO MEET
Third and Foe nh -Class Officials
Also to Meet la Portland.
Coincidental:? with the annual meet
ing of the Presidential postmasters, who
o d their office bv virtue of sppolnt-
mnt bv the President, poetmssters of '
tae third and fourth, class, coosUluling ,
the membership of the Oregon legue.
a branch of the National League of Post
masters, will hold their annual session
In the assembly hall of the Portland
Commercial Club on June T. and i. dur
ing Hose Festival week. These servants
of the United States will have leave of
absence of five days and also will have
special excursion rates In attending ths
meeting.
Among interesting addresses touching
on the postal business that are expected
will be one by a representative of the
Postofflce Department at Washington.
The' stats officers of this organisation
are: President. William A Morand. of
Boring: vice-president. J- B. Schaefer. of
t innin. .Minr secretary-treasurer. R.
Q. Henderson, of Chemawa. These offi
cers, together with A. o. Adams, of Cas
cade Locks, comprise ths executive com
mittee of the league.
MARAUDING DOG IS SHOT
Lawyer's Chickens Decimated While
Family Sleeps.
.Mlrna dwelt In a COOO at the
residence of M. O. Wilklns. an attorney
-i
ei-V i
J. P. Britt. Wbesa Wife Ckarstea
With Betas Associated Wltb
Fake " Advertising lressetera.
living at MS Multnomah street, but today
there are only Id. Two dogs, one of
which died suddenly yesterday morning,
were accused of .being responsible for
the reduction of ths number.
Patrolmen Stahl and Butler met near
Wilklns bouse at e o'clock yesterday
morning and proceeded to investigate a
frantic cackling which bad not disturbed
the sleepers. They found the two dogs
busily at work slaughtering Wilklns'
fowls. One dog. bearing no license tag.
. Th. miter, which mas tagged.
.they tied to a tree, and Wilklns will
seek tne owner to eut . . v..
Springfield Sidewalks Blamed.
cDDTvr.rrrT.ri Or.. Mar 23. (Spe
cial. ) Because his wife fell and was
severely Injured a couple or wrens sku
on a bad sidewalk on Second street.
Charles Rlvett. a member of the
Springfield City Council, and chairman
of the street committee, win
a claim to the city for 1100 damages.
He says he will file suit if necessary.
. i i, - 'i .n old resident of the
city, also 111 damage claim for 1200
as a result or tailing inru
.t-. t l. AM B...nrh street. Two other
accidents have occurred within the last
month. Mrs. Wlthrow feu a snort lime
ago and Mrs. Jack I.lttell stepped
through a sidewalk recently.
Wealthy Rooebura; Man Convicted.
ROPEBURG. Or- May 13. (Special.)
After a trial lasting two days. Max
Weiss, proprietor of a Roseburg cold
storage plant and one of the wealthiest
citizens of Douglas County, was con
victed by a Jury tonight on a charge
of selling Intoxicating liquors contrary
to law. Weiss was convicted of a simi
lar offense last October and sentenced
to a term of 10 days In Jail. Weiss Is
the third man to e convicted of vio
lating the local otftlon laws in Doug
las County during the present term of
court.
F. H. Tristram Visits Portland.
Fred II. Thlstrsm. general Eastern
sgent for the Wabash Railroad, ar
rived In Portland Monday, in com
pany with William D. Stubbs. general
agent hero for the same road, who Is
returning from a vacation trip In the
East. Mr. Tristram is In the West to
study crop conditions, and reports that
he finds the situation in Oregon and
Washington highly favorable for a
bountiful, harvest and prosperous sea
son. He will remain in Portland for
several days as the guest of Mr. Stubbs.
a nephew of J. C. Stubbs. traffic direc
tor of ths Harrlman system.
Beach Hotels Prepare.
BEASTDE. Or.. May a Speclal. Ths
Hotel Moore lobby Is being enlarged and
tho building Is to bo-retimed throughout
In preparation for the bummer ru.in.
The Colonial Hotel has added a few
additions and win be open ror business
soon.
Elx Indictments Returned.
TENDLETON. Or.. May IS. (Special.)
Plx true bills were returned by the
Umatilla County grand Jury today,
three being drawn by one man. Living
ston, the taan who passed 11 worth
less checks on Pendleton merchants
wltVIn two r-oir vdr Inrt'rtert on Three
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Twr Use.
lie
te
Owe ttsse
ttve time.
fcemte ed tare
Sesse ed .is er
tlve lln
re cneii lltie ti
e areMpjr set-ot-lewa
Sis werde rewat es eee line ee rash ad-
sniswiiiels sad art coasted fee Ires
laae twe Usee.
Wbee ee eevertleeceeol Is sn ml t eoe
MrmlM l sw re Uie wMlae rale applies.
Oa coarse et beak edverlleesseale Ike
rbarce will be tin ee the acteal aassbee
ai " aseearise la the papei
si the siisshtr ef weeds la sera Use
la New Today all adiertleesseate
caarsed by aseaeare eely. 14 Usee te tae
The aSsee rasas apply te advertlseaieals
..il,! Teeay" aad all eta.ee clanlllra-
Use esceptlag tae foUewlags
elteatlsaa Heated. Hale.
wUeetteaa Wealed, t-imels
Bset. Beesss. rrlvate l amilles.
r , i si aad Beard, rrlvste eaeslUes.
H saiesialaj snai, rrlvate tsmlllss.
The rate ee the aaeve elasslflcatiea le I
eeats a Use eac lasinloa.
rse tae n i ssilia et ssltsas. The
Que. alee wUI aeree elseefled seirllil
ante ever tae HI peevMlac tae ed-
esrtlser le a ealisrrlbee te eitaer skew Me
prices wUI be iiihI ever tae ebeee, bet
ball will be tsade red tae fellewlag day.
V) aether seaeeaaees advertareasexns will be
entad ever Ike pbeae. erpeade apse tae
(iiamwi ef the aarsseel ef Hhpkei ad
.snuseisals Hteulss Wsased sad rer.
seal advert Is eauets srUl set be accepted
vee tae Srlepaeae. Creere t-r eae laeerUee
eely will be accepted fer -Ueesee fee steal,
lmraltar fee sele,- -Balaees Opeerteal.
tiee.- -aleeailaa aeatss" aad -VaaUd la
3IORXING OTOCONIAS. WEDNESDAY,
AwCSEWFNTS.
HEILIG
THEATER
1th and Taylor
Fheaes: Mala I aad A 111.
Two performances
I
Special Price
Matinee Z:1S
Lest Tine
Tonight :1S
BLANCHE RING
In Musical om J 7
THK TA.VKEE G1HL."
Harry Otlfoli 0O players SO.
evenings: Lower door 12.00. LM: bsl
conVt rows rows !. rows i.e.
"rows toe. Gallery. 60e. This
mm ba art nA- Vi e lrynv a FOwl
uu noor. ; c. ,,mw I
$1.00, rows 7Se. last 11 rows SOc: galleryl
He :sc I
SKAT SALE OPENS
TOMORROW. 10A.M.
frm in TUEATEB
8 V3S$52li?ca MONDAY, MAY 29
E. B.
SOTHERN & RIARLOWE
Arraas.ment of plays for this ensasement:
Monday Bight. May IS MACBETH
Tuesday night. Msy sriREW
Wednesday atln. WjySI. iVilXT
W?f K?fr. "'.'.IV. .f "bOMKO A.V6' JULIET
Thursday night. Jnne J-VsvT or viwiCl!
Frioay 3 - -???t
Saturday maunee. J".. . T,t
Prices, both evanlnrs ni.'nti.E.n,tD7
lower floor. I; bslcony. Brst 5 rows S1.60.
next rows 11. following rows Tic. lasts
rows JOc Entire sallery. 60c Curtain rises
Pa A Y R Mata'Vaou A 63S.
JJTL AV &J IV Gro. u. Baker. Mgr
Tonight all week Mat. Wed. and Sat.
The eminent actor
supported by the llaksr Theater Company in
his srealest surcei
THE ilWnl.E.MAX.
A great rr. remsrkshly plsyed. Specla
Summer stock prices. 2ic. OUc. Mats, a.l
seats JSC. Next week 8tronnesxi-
BUNGALOW ISJIPiUker.Ma;.
Mala 117 aad A 2Z4.
' ML'SirAL COM EOT CO. In
"TUB NYMPH."
Nothlne but laushtsr snd music.
ehoru.es. costumes. All th. fa vert t. :
and Vsck. Jen. Fletcher and I be eth'rs.
Prices. ISc. :c. Mats.. 20c. rhorus Girls
Contest Friday Mtht.
stAtx s. a toes
MATUfXX blSAT DAT
1W5-50
NIGHTS
THXATEE 15-25-50-75
yrrrK MV TZ Mairtev tiabriel and mi
T.m IVdwards. The Namtoa Jsp..
Austin Moore aad Cordelia Haer. Brona-
laa aad Lrwla. oerard aad Hut-ell.
AHTA0ES
raeawalled Tendevtue
AIX TITM HWK-Special en r cement
;eorge l'rlmre W.rld-lamoos Mlnetrels,
Hehrode aod i bappelle. Three lints.
Tallmaa. Orlff. the KogUl lllinic, l'"-
'lyn-srprlres: mstlnee dally. iliSO. 7:30. 0.
GRAND Week of May 22
rvrn kauxo-s
UKII.INAL IjON
1N PANTOMIME
(ollrA.M I
la -A Msbt la aa
Lnslloh MiulcUalL" I
lebse Stirling
redle bhermaa
dark tieldle
Barrows-Learaster
Compaay
Cranriaerwpe.
30 any seat, l.-Vs.
Evenlnc performanees
EventnC periorm.m:-. - " . '
rslrony. l.c: lower Boor. 2Se: box .ta. Sue.
7:3d and V 10:
Mid-Week Changes Picture Programmes
PEOPLES AMUSEMENT COMPANY
CTAD The Crootted Read, drama: The
01 All Accomplice, Madallne's Rebel
llea. and The Gambler's Last Cbaace.
1 DP A nt Heart ef aa lodlaa Maid, la
AKbAJJC meesem Time. Almost a
Hero, and ShoetlasT the Jtaplda.
nil inV Carrier Plgeea, Great Western
Un JUI Film, The Atonement, very
dramatic; Stability ve. Ability.
Tiuni I Eaeerars Belers, very lm
lllULI preKslve; A Itcad Maa'e Honor.
Western: Billy la Trooble, Sports ot
l.serrse.
BASEBALL
RECltEATIOX PARK,
Cor. Tanaba aad Tweaty-fourth 8ta.
SAN FRANCISCO
vs.
PORTLAND
May 23, 24, SS. 3d, 37, S.
Games Beala tVeekdays at SiOO P. M.
Sundays 2i30 P. SI.
ZA DIES' DAT FRIDAY
Boys Under 13 Free to Blekchers
Wednesday.
counts. Weber, another "bad-check
artist," was Indicted on one count,
while Howard Clark was Indicted for
horse-stealing. It Is believed all three
will eftter pleas of guilty. James Fla
herty, accused of being Pilot Rock's
flrt snd onlv burirlar. was tried toilay.
AICTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House, corner Id and
TamfUlL bale at 10 A. M. J. L Wilson, auc
tioneer. BOR.
CLARICGB May 23. to the wife of F. O.
Clarices. 134 East Fifty-third strset, a
DIED.
EMM ITT At Good Samaritan Hospital on
Tuesday. Msy 22. Eunice ltnmitt. dstis-h-ter
of Jacob Holg-al.. formerly of Lulg.ra.
Or. Notloe of tuners! laterJ
FUNERAL NOTICES.
BECK May 13. st Si W.ldler street.
V. ts Caroline Tieck, beloved sistw of
Mrs. Rachel Wslck. affed 70 years. Ths
fuosrsl services will be held at Holy Ros
ary Church, corner Clackamas snd East
Third. Thursday afternoon. May 2 at
2 I. M. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Friends respectfully lnlted to attend.
Freeport. 111. papers please copy.
BITCH ET William E. Ritchey. member ot
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, died
at Cmstllla. Or. Friends Invited to at
tend funeral services, which will b. held
st Holmaa'a Chap.1. Third and tlalmon
st reels, at 2 P. M- today (Wednesday).
Interment la Multnomah Cemetery.
ECGTT At MS Michigan avenue. May 23.
Mrs. Mstllda Scott. Remains at Zcller
Byrnes Company's parlors. b Williams
avenue. Interment 1'endJ.toa. Or.
TONETH FXOKAL CO,
M.ArUlCA.H I1L1K1.,
ILUSU. UiU,.S.
Mala sieit A lies.
Daanlag e MrEatee. Fuaerai IHrectere,
Ttb aad Hne. Fbeae Main 434. Aedy as
autaou Ufllee e Ceaaty Ceceeer.
J. p. J iS lJIY HON. Sd aad MadlseX
Lady alteedaat. I'boee Mala S. A 1SSS.
"lUUAlU) UOI.HAX (O.. Faneral Dlrect-
Srs. rtS S. M- aoy mDui. i mm JS. frw.
E.VBT MI'g r-uneral IHrecters. in u
ta . a. Ueaelas. toe- K- B ZSZs.
"" XEl.I.r.B-BYBVE9 fO.. St WillUms are.
Eat loss. C lose, lady atteadaat.
f r.Kt'll.-Cndertaaer, eor. K.t Alder and
Last 31. st
w ay xa av m.
wfTOWWtt s
To
I I mr 1 NEW TOO AY.
JCOT1CK.
Portland Lodge. No. 2al. Loral Order or
Voo. meets on the fourth floor of ths Ola
Old. -Wormian a Kins bids., sth and W asa-
in.inB mtm.
o'clock.
W. 1. FOLMTR, Secretary.
W. N. OATE.NS, Dictator.
WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2.
A F. AND A at. Special com
munication this (Wednesday!
evening at T:0 o'clock. Work In
M. M. derree. Visiting brethren
welcome. .
W. 8. WEEKS, secretary.
e WASHINOTOJf COCNCIL. No. .
A R. snd 8. M. Stated assembly this
t (WednesoaT) evenlnr. TS0. East
1 Nr.V Elshth. Burnslde. Deitrees. lsltors
welcome. J. H. RICHMOXP. Bee.
SAMARITAN- LODGE. No. S. I. O. O. F.
Resular meeting this (Wednesdsy) evening
st S o'clock. Second degree. yisltors al
ways welcome. R. 08VOLP.BeCy1
OREGON HUMANE SOCIEH
OFFICE C1TT HAIL Mala IBS. A WSS.
HTJMANB OFFICER. Sergeant Crate,
Residence 24 E. Itth. N. East 47 J.
R. A. Unaaslre, Kes. S W asco bt.
W. G. Esios. Kes. 7 H. lth. Last 1!.
Horse Ambulsnce. A 6101: Pr. S- t
Msbta, Sundays and UoUdaya A 61061 Fa
Cx. 4: Trunk 7.
KEff TODAY.
AVe are glad to note the excel
lent judgment of the people in
buying
GLISAN
STREET t
V2
It seems to be just what acre
age "Longers" have been long
inpr for.
We have been extremely busy
the past few days answering the
demands for and selling
GLISAN
STREET
12 ACRES
As an illustration of how these
i-acre tracts are selling; we
sold 6 tracts yesterday.
Remember these tracts are ia
acres. (Not 50x100). Think
what so much ground means to
vou for a home.
Leocated only 20 minutes' ride
from the business center of Port
land. Closer in than most sub
divisions. And the prices only
$600 to $700 Per Tract
$60 to $70 Cash
Balance, $12 to $14 Per Month
Today at 2 o'clock our autos
will leave for the tract. We in
vite all parties'interested to be on
hand. Prone for reservation.
MRTMAN& THOMPSON
Realty Dept.
Chamber of Commerce.
I will sell one of the finest buHdins
sites in the city, located at the head
of Lovejoy St.. unobstructed view: lot
contains 6230 square feet. 93 feet front
age on hard-surface street; water, gas
and sewer laid to Inside cur. Price
SO00, is below market.
Geo. D. Schalk
Mala 302, A 2382. 22H Stark St.
INVESTMENT
. 12fo Net on $16,500
BRICK APARTMENT
Jast Finished Leased 5 Years
WEST S'.DE
See Owner H 124 Oregonian
Brick Veaeer Resldeace by Owaer.
IRVINGTON
Hot water heat, nine rooms, tiled bath,
two lavatories, strictly modern, $8500;
new. Terms to responsible buyer if
desired. Improvements paid. Address
L 121, Oregonian.
BARGAIN
FOR SALE
Model Theater
as N. Third Street. '
$30,000
I have decided to sell my 100x100
on Twenty-first street, near Vasn
lnirton; no belter close-In apartment
site. Small cash payment- down, bal
ance can run to suit.
M. C DAVIS. Tabor 2875.
BASE LINE ROAD
TEX BEAl'TIFEI. ACHES
close to Montavllla and Mount Eood
Electric Line. For quick eale only
15740. Very Inviting- terms. This will
mors than double in value in one year.
L 127, Oreconlaa.
$140,000
Three full lots In business center. 100
feet on Flanders, 100 feet on Fifth, 60
feet on Sixth street; 300 fet on car
line. Some Income. Eaey terras.
McGowan & Pennington
Hooaa 3 llealr Bids. Phoae ivaat 2S2.
$350-BUNGALOW-$350
Bwell a. room bungalow, fireplace, book
eaars. panel dlnlnc-room. dan and all latest
Improvements; Division St.. near 87lh. one
block to the TV-R carllne. Price 310U;
tiio cash and monthly paymenta
Karoopti a Kopf, 3IS Br Es.-h. Bids.
FOR TEASE on Ions lrm. ono-quartr
birx-k on lith 7- Mnrrisoa V lift,
Oresonjsat
HOMESITE
3IAY 24. 1911.
The Abstracter
A Necessity
:BswjrisssSve'".. en n' .t -.tt-rt
Tn th. transfer of real estate
nnder" present day methods,
the man -who means most w
your peace of mind the one
who gives you the most assur
ance of the safety of your in
vestment is the abstracter.
H It is his part to furnish a cor
rect history of the title or tne
property.
To do this he must have the
standing and the equipment
to secure the correct informa
tion. The man with an abstract
plant has the information
ready.
He has spent thousands of
dollars in compiling this in
formation.
"When you're buying prop
erty, you can't afford to ac
cept an abstract from an ir
responsible company a con
cern without financial stand
ing. Your own interest de
mands one prepared by the
concern with the plant that
enables them to do the best
work and financial standing
to guarantee their work.
Tou may need to know at any
time, who the most reliable
companies are.
Be prepared. '
"Write today for a list
of the responsible
abstract c o m p a-
rues of Oregon.
-&nd for our
folder.
pupon.
Oregon Asst
elation of Tit
Men
513 Board o
Trado Bid.
ntlemn: I am I.
terested In good a;
etln ana ut
tn have tou sen
me your booklet "HO V
BBOWV NEARLY LOSi
Name
TkeOfconAssn
ofTitleMen
Fruit Ranch
Wa'can sell all or half of a fine
Eighty - acre toneh. located in the
lamous wuiw t,o ir
ington, and only one and one-half
miles from nuiww uu ---'-
'"This place will pay nice income and
make beautiful home in ideal country
a"3. cllmae- h.k i;r- Hvinr.
room and fireplace, bathroonv hot and
Acres cleared aXd in fruit, consisting
of strawberries, appiea, yeaia, jt".
6 Immediate possession can be given
and price is ngiiu
For .further particulars, address
IXXAD EMPIRE COMPACT,
211 . 14 Railway Exchange Building,
Portland, Oregon. "
TWO CHEAP BUYS
On Irving Street, 72x100. Income
now $75 per month. Price only $15,
000, with easy terms
AND
100x150, on corner, for $35,000. In
come now $115 per month.
Can you beat these?
KEASEY, HUMASON
& JEFFERY
232 Chamber of Commerce.
Costs Nothing
to learn how to eret a home. Wa have
39 000 acres of the most fertile land In
the famous Musselshell Valley. Mon
tana, for sale at from 8 to 2 per
acre. Easy terms. Close to four mar
kets. Good schools. Free from brush
and rock. Ready for the plow. Plenty
of water. Most of the sections fenced.
Call and see us.
PORTLAND INVESTMENT dc REALTT
COMPAXY,
717 Yeoa Bldg.
Irvington Bargain
Bwell elht-room, new. modern house,
on East J6th. near Brazee; doubly con
structed, hardwood floors, Dutch kitch
en furnace and fireplace, and all other
latest improvements. Price only J7000
$2500 cash.
GRCSSI ZADOW,
giT Board ot Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
LADD'S ADDITION
One of the choicest lots In this re
stricted residence district. 65x90 feet.
AH Improvements. Including asphalt
pavement, are In and paid for.
OWNER,' E 12 Oregwnlam.
"COMB IN. LET US TELL. TOU ABOUT
OEOVERLAKD ACRES.
Best of soil, rood fruit Isnd. e fare to
ranter of Portland. Buy now of
I'HAPIS 4 HERLOW CB).
iiuj'-.ri GbanUH? ot emmerca, -
f i
AY
AW
ELECTRIC LINE
FOR
ROCHESTER
An electric line is to be built to
Rochester. The greater part of the
right of way has been secured. In ad
dition to the streetcar service, it is the
intention of the company to supply
power and electric light to the farmers
along the line. The project has caused
a boom in property values along the
route and in Rochester enthusiasm
prevails.
THIS IS ROCHESTER
The new townsite at the Junction of
three railroads already operating trains
and an ELECTRIC LINE coming; the
fastest grooving town in the state; the
town with a future; the town that la
making good and will make money for
every owner of lots.
PRICES TO ADVANCE
$25 LEVEL, CLEARED LOTS $25
You kiust act quickly if you want
any of "these level, cleared lots at the
opening price of J25. These lots will
be worth from $100 to $200 each as soon
as the electric line Is finished. We have
only a few of them left, and prices are
to be raised. This is your opportunity.
Call today. Easy terms, warranty deed
and free abstract. Write for folder if
you can't call. Office open evenings
antil S.
AMERICA HOME INVESTMENT CO.,
1016 Chamber of Commerce,
Ob Stark, Between Third and Fourth.
Your Choice
100x100, Douglas Place,
Ardmore
8230 square ft. head of Lovejoy st.,
Nob Hill Terrace
100x150, 21st and Hancock streets,
Irvington
All high-class homesites, and you
are protected by building restric
tions. GEO. D. SCHALK
228 Stark Street. .
Choice 15-Acre Farm
Close to Portland, adjoining splen
did orchard comprising 2100 acres,
which is now selling in tracts at $oUU
per acre.
Railroad within 500 yards 40 cent
fare to Portland 3 acres rich "Red
Shot" fruit land, under the plow i
acres deep black loam, now in Vine
Maple thicket with living stream 8
acres heavy old growth fir, 1000
cords.
The farm is worth $500 per acre;
total. $7500. Will sell for $2500. Pay
us $250 in cash and ship us the cord-
wood for the balance. Ve will pay
you cash for all you ship us over
$o0 per montn.
FLEJLANDS TRUST COMPANY.
806-8 Spalding Bldg.
19th Street
FOR PROPERTIES IN THE
AP4RTMF.NT DISTRICT AROURD
KEARNEY, SEE ME. HAVE A
WHOLE BLOCK AND SEVERAL
QUARTER BLOCKS FOR SALE.
EDW. P. MALL.
104 2nd St, Lumber Exchange Bldg,
MORTGAGE LOANS
pf JOHN E. CRONAN, not
J JO 902 Spalding Bldg. '
REAL ESTATB PFALEBA
Beck. William u.. aiz r "":.
Bru baker A Benedict, 602 McKay bids. If
Chrp'ln Herlow. 832 Chamter Commerce.
Cook. B. B. A CO.. oua .wdcw
. - u.i mo. 206 Oresonlaa.
E1T.MGK.JONG9 CO, H. P 213 Commer
cial Club bids- . .
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand ave. aaa
1 . . w . 'tJll.i4.w AddltlOB).
M. E. THOMPSON CO.. cor, sth aod Oak sta
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota
TTTTTm .nn T will sell
WAbKl.l ?A. VV Stflifl or R.1X10O
?ot lor U3O0. naif cash: also a SO??
f",,,-. VnelosTto car. Take Rose
ritv rax to E. 22nd. Call T40 Oregon st.
TWO GOOD lots In Berkeley Addition on
Conklln st. -These lots are high and
.IghUy. only $375, lor tho tract; J0 down.
b&.tlce XO EUU Liu- i-u oo-.. s. j- "
E32-33S Chamber of Commerce,
SEVEN choice Laurelhurst lots, singly or
together, at bargain prices. High and
sightly: view of mountains; good car ser
vile. McAlUster & Lueddemann, 921 Elec-
trlo bldg.
100x200 corner. $2000 cash, no terms.
Bee owner. It- caner. .jo
a etTBl TTITH KNAP
-J-J?01" - "r all III t1L
sewer, cement walk., street Improvements
. j u will aol 1 fnr SI MOO.
an m ana n2 Ci T
terms. iwas. n "B'
r UK 1 L-A i xj nMiiio
About 2Vs lO". 125 feet frontage lies
beautifully; fine east view; trees; J2500,
easy terms; reduction for cash. Main
- . TTtSTf OTO T A WiT. A TV.
355L A Brooxe.
A GOOD site for flats. $100. I will let this
line corner. 60x100, go st that price m
1 need the money: located near 2Btn
and Sandy Road. Call 740 Oregon st.
$550 buys One lot in good location, easy
terms: see owner. 603 Swetland bldg.
HOWARD LAND COMPANY.
IRVINGTON Fine residence lot 50x100, E.
9th St., between Thompson and Tillamook.
Cheap If taken now. Provident Investment
A Trustee Co.. 201-203 Board ot Trade
bldg. Marshall 473. A 1022.
LADDAl5blTION LOTS CHEAP.
2 fine lots, east front on Locust St.,
either or both at $2250 each, easy terms.
GRUSSI & ZADOW.
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
$0 CASH :
WOODSTOCK
CARLINE.
40x120 lots, city water piped to each.
National Realty4 jrrustCo-. 320 Wash.
- RIGHT 'ON CARLINE. CLOSE IN.
$"7(1 $100 cash, near 26th and Powell.
Lot'slopes back below grade, but is a sure
bargain: Fred A. German. 329 Burnslde.
Main or A 2776. ,
I have a large StotAnear Rose City Park,
all cement Improvement, and water In,
$550: will maks very easy terms AP 6L
Oregonian
LAURELHUBST equity In four lots $520.
best bargain In the sddltlon. B 1077.
bahoaix In Laurelhurst. lot 20. block 54.
B LauVeihurst at" Phone Sellwood 965.
fib "MONTHLY buys corner lot Irvington
Park, east front. 603 Swetland bldg.
$42- FULL lot, Irvington Park, sacrifice.
003 SwetUndbldg. Howard Landjjo.
LOT&OX1CO, block carllne; price $750; worth
SllOU, SV"! 0011. van
Nar Stanton. $14O0 Marshall 732.
lon Choice lot, Rossmere. 41st St.. n-sr
Haacoci; a parsaLn. I 130. Oresonian,
HEAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
IDEAL ACRB LOTS.
Almost tn the small-lot
area. Sure to be In de
mand for further subdi
vision ss the city grows.
Under the market at $iSO
and $SPO These acre lots
are In Portland's new nigh
class suburban home ad
dition known as Amon s
seres. They are near elec
tric car. have graded streets
snd have good, pure water
piped directly to each acre
lot water under pressure
for house, lawn and garden.
It Is splendid garden lana
and is especially good for
for strawberries, raspber
ries and all amall fruits.
Just the place for a suc
cessful poultry yard. Home
and Investment rolled In
to one; just beyond city
limits on the beautiful
Powell Valley road, be
tween the city and the
country. There are lw
acres In the addition
every one a bargain at the
price, tra are selling them
to actual home-builders
who will Improve and live
on their acre lots.- Tou
should go out to see this
beautiful acreage addition
at ones Telephone us for
an appointment. We run
automobiles for the con
venience of prospective
buvers.
HOWARD 8. AMON- CO..
625-6 Yeon Bldg.
Main 1400. A 3213.
TWO CHEAP BUYS.
On Irving street. 72x100; Income now
$75 per month; price only $15,000, with
easy terms.
AND
100x100. on comer, for $35,000-; lncom J
now per mount.
CAN YOU BEAT THESE T
KEASEY. HUMASON JEFFERY.
232 Chamber of Commerce.
Portland, Or.
MOUNT TABOR in a few weeks will bavi a
hard surtace streei 10 wy a a
sewers, water and gas. We have 8 su
perb building sites left, ranging from
one to Ave lots In else, on and adjoining
this Improved street; prive $1500. up. on
your own terms of payment. Nothing on
East or West Side higher class. Phone
us. Marshall 1B85. for appointment to In
spect. Hart Land Co.. 910 Chamber of
Commerce.
l.ALftjl't-Ill J..-i ......
A tiooo lot for $700. near 3iHh street
boulevard, high and sightly: $.0 down,
balance on second mortgage; will ar
range building loan. 8 per cent. 8 years
no commission; also build for you at ac
tual cost plus 10 per cent, giving you
benefit of builders' discount; cash re
quired for house and lot about $20. Ad
. . ....... , I T . - 1 - -T. CV.P
dress A oregonian.
NEAR NEW MT. TABOR PARK.
1UVX1UU. '
South ML Tabor, near Reservoir.
Purchased for home, but owner has
left city and wishes to dispose of his in
terests here; planted in berries, fruit trees
and garden truck; price below market,
$.-00 cash, balance on terms to suit pur-
vnaser. v no. vicbv"1"-
THIS UKiAl ur mri.Miiw.'-
ijeauurui corner lot uu uui --.-
end of Schuyler, Broadway car passes
door, and onijr oiock h-uiu - -
Hood line, lot Is 50x100; all Improvements
in and paid for and Included In Price;
this is absolutely the cheapest lot In this
. . a-iKwi hami.. hnl terms.
Kor particulars' call on C. F. PFLUGER
... .1.1. V.I BnH Unr.
,0., suite u Aiuiaey uiu.,
rison. "
LOTS. $100.
RIGHT ON WEST SIDE
CARUNE. BEYOND CITY PARK.
New addition, ten minutes from busi
ness center: on new Washlngton-st. car
line; lots 50x100. some larger. $250. easy
payments: these lots are beautiful home
sites. National Realty & Trust Co., oJOVs
wasnins'ton st.. room tui
wliSlMUftriiinn ' -Lots
ot good lots In Westmoreland at
very reasoiiible prices; $575 and up.
per cent. TVe can give you choice loca
tions, cement sidewalks, improved streets,
splendid water; these lots are bargains
and won't be on the market long. Buy
now of
CHAPIN ft HEP.LOW (R).
332-S38 Chamber of Commerce.
.... ti' n'trlL' WAPIT
SCENIC HOME SITES.
Pure air and sunshine, good water,
large or small tracts; good car service;
restricted district. 25 minutes from cen
ter of Portland; reasonable prices and
easy terms. Buy now.
CH-iPIN A HERLOW CR).
832-38 Chamber of Commerce.
An Meal restricted residence district
We are Just opening this tract up and
you can have your choice if you come
early. Terms, small payment down, $-m
per month. Buy now of
CHAPIN A HERLOW (R).
832-338 Chamber of Commerce.
"xnntTTTTFITL IRVINGTON LOT.
Must sell at once.
Must sell at once.
Must sell at once.
Located in tho heart of Irvington: only
$1400 if sold at once. Terms. W 129,
Oregonian.
LARGE -ot near Rose City Park, cemen
walks, traded streets. Bull Run water.
1350; no agents; no commissions. Owner,
201-203 Board of Trade.
FRUIT TREES.
Lot nve minutes from car. 10 mature
full bearing apple trees. Spltzenbergs. easy
terms, aa qj. v.--
. . .. t rT- nTQT.lvn S37K.
$10 down. $5 monthly, fronting on twe
K strVets. four block, to car. Fred W. Oer-
man. 329 Burnslde. M. or A 2778.
for SALE By owner, lot 4. block 100.
FRo.e6 CilTpark; 2 lotaorner Paclflt
and 30th st- j. r.. j-. - "
PORTLAND Heights. walking distance,
be-autliu. site for on. or two bungalow..
Sliou. main oom.
fi:k East Side apartment site, 50x100, on
V1-.zr 3 . 13500: terms. McAUis-
fi. , ..iH'i.Vnann. 921 Electric bldg. 4
. re-it mv equity in beautiful cor
nVr lit li Ros City Park for $400. Ad-
dress D 126. Oregonian.
IRVINGTON BARGAIN Lot 60x100. line
residence site. E. 19th su, near Stanton.
S14UU. UWM". " '
FRONT view lot at Gearhart Fark. Just
north of new hotel, for sale- cheap by
gwner; terms. AP 118. Oregonian.
For Bale Houses.
" 5-ROOM COTTAGE.
On large lot. streets graded, in p:en-
did locality, 25 minutes out. good car- .
line, house wen uunw -,
rood cistern, in fact everything In good
Jondition and exceptional buy at L50.
Terms can be had. Buy now of
CHAPIN HERLOW R-D).
832-338 Chamber of Commerce.
.,-r-r . -.-. . T fTWT
Very swell 5-room bungalow, fine fire
place doubly-constructed and all latest
Improvements, on a corner lot 60x102, on
East 18th, handy to Alberta car; price
S3250: $S00 cash and $20 per month.
GRUSSI & ZADOW,
817 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
iOOilOO. EASfMTH AND STARIC
6-room house and 2 lots on E. 20th.
between Pino and Stark sts.. good lrAa
tion and close in; price $4250; $1000 cash
and $25 per month.
GKUSSI & ZADOW.
817 Woardof Trade Blog.. -th and Oak.
(JV.VW
Down buys 6-room modern bungalow. 5c
"aSpiRS- REALTY TRUST CO
ol veon bidg. Marshall 849
100x100 SUMMER home for $25 cash and $10
month. W. B. McKInney. 310 Railway Ex-
i - Ki. nr ntaone A tOoo.
isiO MUST sell 5-room house, bath, good
' location, near Union ave.; good car serv-
lv:o. jv-
V 6-ruom house on 75x100 lot, In Glad
stone; 2 blocks from Oregon City carllne.
C 119 Oregonlani ,
nr vf HERDMAN baa everything In bouses
and lots wanted. All prices. C 1866; East
down. iwi
2,3.
WILL furnish plans and specifications for
ioartments. residences, etc.. at reasonable
i
prices., ma -' ' - -