Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 26, 1911, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextCOLONY IS PRAISED Missionary Calls India Best Ruled Country on Earth. NATIVES' LIBERTIES MANY Wnmrn Etrn Hair II Hot. Dr. Itob- rrl llame D.-Ur. bat Not One In Thousand Vie It tiovrrn- mrnl Own the Hallroml. Tht the British icovernment In Ind! u the best oo ea,rth. considering; ron tfltloc In that country, was the esser tloo of Lr. Kobert Hume, lor it yemra a missionary In India, la an ddrc before a meeting at the T. M. C. A. yesterday afternoon. Ir. Ilum'. "ho wu imrg in Horn bay. India. received lis roliatrLte education In th rnltod Ftatra and m graduated from Yale In lSi'. "The HrtMsh tovrrnmriil In India ll nour jl." sal 1 Ir. Iliim. consldcr Jn the f.tc: that India la the mnt heterogeneous co intry In the world. I.abcl la noihtna- a compared to It. It ta due the Kh;:isri people to ray that ever aim e l-ii. the yer of the rry mutiny. hro acntlnient. which until then hal been for private Kin at t.ie expense of tae country, changed to one of rule for the swii of the people. tK.y hare ftiifi'.Wd tu.-ir d itics to the c-Mir.try. The s;overnrnenl la strong. progressive and conservative. UlK-rtU S.irprio Native. "The Indian people themselves ara asiotilshed at tne powr allowed them, arj the biflicr nraonj them t.-.tnit they are no! of the character which I milled to e!f-Kvernment. The Attorney-iienem! of the Indian empire, himself nttlve horn, protested In several speeches aK.lnst handln? i.ver r-iu.h p-wr to pi country rr.n. ilri; that the motto of the Went and of denvK-rary Is -one fr All and All f-ir one." while the motto of the F.ajt I K:li for Himself and only God f ir Ail." Government control of the railroads In India. wa also praised by the mis sionary. He said: "In 1S03 tho effort brtn all me railways In the coun try un-ier government control, provided for JO years b--fore. nil becun, and now most of the roads are under the .government. In the bflnnln private ambition In road bulletins; was encour aged. The goverr.mc nt jruarar.teed i ret cent Interest on ail fund. Invested in railway. In India. In nrhne for the auarantee ti;ey provided that the Itorernir.ert should have a representa tue at a. I deliberations arlectlr.c rail roads. As a result there has been no serious trouble on the railroads of ln.lla. there ha. never been any manip ulation and no watered stock; Its roll ing ato.-k has always been kept In smj repair and Its roadbed In line condition. Woman Suffrage1 Not Problem. "When the movement toward govern ment ownership, bmun In 1J. la Ttntsh-d. the llrltlsn Kmplre will own all the railways In lndU without bav ins; paid one cent ott of the common treasury for them. U Is now reraylnK loans Incurred to secure the rlii)i, with pru.lts from lh railways It owns. The men worked und-r private owner ship. If rood men. have hrn kept tin ner the government, and there has been n chance to make the railways a source of private Kraft." "Woman sufTrace Is a problem that e government in India will never ave to fce." declared Ir. Hume. "Al thouch not one out of looo people knows It. women lave been allowed to vote in India for tho past :7 years, and a general suffrage, based- on educa tional and property nualifli atlons. Is extended to all the people In India. Anyone who haa a fair education or whose property ta make him legiti mately Interested In the affair of gov ernment, has the rtRhl of the franchise. "Worr-en suffraKe has fallen Into what w- In "the t-tatc' cull 'Innocuous desuetude.' When aufrasrw was first granted. ambliloiia politicians took women missionaries to the polls In car riages to vote for them, but now there Is so little interest taken in the bal lot by the women that not one In 100 uses It." Pr. Hume s lecture was heard hr sev eral hrtndred people. Following; a short stay here he will return to India. He Is row on his fourth furlough from active service In the missionary field. TROOPS T0BE INSPECTED Third Infantry. In Nrvr Vnlform, on Xlr-vlcw at Armory Tonight. Quarterly Inspection of the Third Oregon Infantry w'.'.l be held tonight In the Armory. An unusually large turn-out of the regiment la .fVsured, as company commanders have been working; hard to have l"o pr cert at tendance of their respective commands, f irst call will sound at 8:10; it.semr.ly a: S.13: Adjutant's call at t.in. The reriment will be In command of Colo re! T. X. t'ur.har. ThVJU'W full dress uniforms recently procured will be worn for the first time, and the hi drill hall will pre sent a ray military picture when the troops r ,n review In full recalls. Following; Inspection, muster, and re view there will be an informal dance In the armory ballroom, and the offi cers of the reslment will entertain sev eral truest Informally In their quar ter. DEVICE IS HELP TO AIRMEN Fquilibrator. Tr.loiI by Aviator at Vancouver, Steadies Biplane. V.V.VC' ilTKH Wash.. June 15. Charles K. Walsh, tne aviator who I experimenting with the Kllsvrorth eo,ulllbrator. a machine designed to maintain the lateral balance of aerial craft, to-lay marie several fllKhta on the artillery drill ground at the bar racks la a Curtls-Farman biplane. While his enclne was not powerful er.ousrh to attain much hritrht. he rose hMrh enouph to prove that the enullib rator Is practical. It work two de vices, one on each side of the biplane, when It 1 tipped as little as five de-a-ree. A mercury contact then seta a cuk'tirt clutch, which operate two f.mms. which In turn tilt up or down, a may be necessary, to right the planes to the level. A soon a a level Is reached, the contact la broken and the clamp lets ko. Walsh aays the machine makes fly ing; much safer. PEOPLE'S PLAYS ATTRACT Oood Feature at Star, Arcade. Oil Joy and Tlvoll. Theto piavs full of maniDS and si n tlmaa aM4 sa rlTTi'T uUia4 &"- matlo plot and situation and replete with photography of fllckerlea e rellence. composed the Star's show of yesterday, "rrlmal Call" how how a strong; primal nature, dominated a woman s soul. "HI MUJudament show a woman' aacrlnce and a man cruel misunderstanding and hi ulti mate repentance. Mis Low and Jean Wilson sang finely. "Old Indian Iay" at tho Arcade. Is remarkable In that no one 1 calped and not a warrior I made to -bite the dust." Thl film 1 characterised by fascinating natural scenery and is put on by real Indian. "A Van Bibber FIxperlmenf added another feature to the entertainment. The Arcade's Wed nesday mow will be exceptionally "-Lean Wolf" End." an Indian thril ler, as topllner. drew at the Oh Joy Theater. "A Leap for Liberty" how the escape of an Innocent accused man by leaplnff from a dashing; railway train. The Tlvoll offered as the feature A Southern Feud." a erto-comlc tale ef family vendetta, which ended hap pily. -Fauat" will be ofTered here Wednesday and Thursday a a special and on Wednesday at the Star "The Birth of a Nation." the five-reel produc tion, will start for a four-day run. GOARDffllTSHOOT CIVILIAN MARKSMEN ARE OUT CLASSED IN TROPHY CONTEST. I I. 1 Comal no, of II Company, Makes 18 Mraifht Targets. Award to Bo Made at Armory. One hundred military and civilian riflemen took part yesterday In the ftrt annual mld-ranfte competition of II Company. Third Oregon Infantry, at the state rifle ranse at Clackamas Hatlon. Spirited firing continued all day and the first trophy wa won with a remarkable cor of 1. straight bullseves. the euccessful competitor being; Sergeant O. T. Homainc. of Com pany If. f the nine silver cups and trophies effcred all were captured by marks men of the National Guard. Several civilian riflemen entered the contest, but fulled to make hi- scores. Tho firing was at E00 yards, with the con dition that each competitor continue firing until out of a bullscye. A num ber of excellent scores were made, not withstanding an overcast sky which gave poor light for range shootlnjf at that distance. Company II captured the second, third and fourth trophies, the second sward being taken by Corporal A. Plckard. with a score of eight suc cessive hits; Trivate B. Archer, with a score of seven successive hits. I'rl vato George Newell. In first place, scored five straight bullseyea. The other trophy winners were: Tri vate Lewis. Company K; Corporal need. II Company; Private L. 11. Spoon r. H Company: Corporal Manes. K Company, and Sergeant Odeen. K Com pany. The trophies will be swarded to the successful competitors nt the Armory tonight at the quarterly Inspection of the Third H.-glment. PASTOR TO BE INSTALLED Elaborate ProjrrBmnMJ Will He Cilvcn at 11r!t rresbjtcrlnn Church. Rev. John II. Boyd, the new pnsor of the First Presby terlan Church, will be formally Installed In his new pn.Htort Tuesday night at the church. Twelfth and Alder streels. An elaborate pro gramme has been arranged, and spe cial music will be offered. The service will be In charge of Kev. T. 11. Walker, of Calvary Presby terlan Church. Kev. lr. M. A. Matthews, of the First Presbyterian Church, of Se attle, will deliver the sermon. Tho charge to the people, explaining; the duties of the minister to his contcresa tlon. will be delivered by F.cv. W. S. Holt, superintendent of Home Missions of the I'aetric CoaM. and lr. William parsons, of the Third Presbyterian Church, will deliver the charge to the pastor. The church will be lavishly decorated with flowers for the occasion. In addi tion to the special mu.ic there will be a full choir. After the services a re ception will be held to Dr. Boyd and his wife. Hrmlston School Crowlns. , HEIUtflSTOX. June :5. (Special.) School District No. 113. Just east of this city, finds It necessary to add an other teacher for the coming term. Furniture for another room has been ordered and also a bell for the tower. This district lakes In the eastern part of the Ilermlston project and tho in crease of pupils is owing to the many new famllte settling hrre. 1AILY XLtUlkoUMtllAL KETOUT. ron.Tl.AND, June 25- Maximum teniper stur 71 dre... minimum, l.:res. Itivar ro.rtin. A- M ,,,-B' f"" ehanue in Ut "I hours, fall .1 foot. Total rsmrall U P. ! lo 3 P. M ). .o; Inrh: total ralnf.ill .inc. ST'"nl,,r 1. 1W10. 34.7 Inches: nor ma! r.lnfall .me. Ken-niber 1. 4.1.7'J InclifS; lf:olrn.v since h-plcmber 1. luio. 75 lr.--n. Total .unshln.. 1 hour 10 mlnutta; p,.ir,l sunahln. 11 hours 43 minutes. Itromeler (reduced to sea level) at J 1'. M . SO.in Inches. THE WEATHER. I C ft f I o i TATIOMa. We 5 I I Slola. Hoston t.rv 4'htra.o. ........ Ien ver re. Moines iMtlutn ........... K jreka i .iv.ston - Hl-na Jacksonville. . .. . Kansas City t Mrh1ld Montreal New T!an. . . . . New York Norlh He.d Nort'.i Yakima... I'h-tnlx rocalfllo Portland . . ....... RoMhurs - I.cr.ninto. . ... St. I.nuis Ht. P.til ......... lJike Kn IlicRO H.n Franrlsco. . Msklvou Spokau. . Tjwmn Tsfooah Island... Va" Walla 'Wss.'ilnsttm Vlnrlps 7 0 7; O o SO It. SO 0. ! O T o. l. h-;u. fi" ( Nil Ft cloc.tj .Oi'j h s Idoutty t'H 10 N l't cloudv Or 4 -VE l't clocdy oo b N .Cloutlv 441l K V'loudr e-S 4 F, Ohiu-iy hi 13 NWiCluudy o 14 SK Pt cloudy oO 4 N U ft cloudy '.' SB Pi cloudy lr;n5 ll'lesr oo : 2 ?w tt'loudy ihi 4 .4 .-i cloudy oo' sw ,Tt clouJy mi 1 2 K rfl-iuily i o o . 10" I 111) 7 O p. ii r.a 0 A) O M II 7-1 71 0 M O. St. o oi -4 sr; ,1'ioudy 4 SB Tt cloudy 4 XW Clur 4 X il Uar vo i'1 J s l;.nln oo 4 v ji'loudy 4 ;i. lear lo S !Cl-r Ss (I. n. cl.liifE IKsln 7 .' o. u o. uo s XW.Cl.ar 0O1-J xiy.LlMr wo 14 W Clear rinudy k'lrar I'loudy ! "l.iuily 74 74 0 So o MO 1 K 4 W B 4 X liur V4 . 2 4 NE icioudv . . . Pt rioudv M tl. tVEATHEJl CONDITIONS. Th.r. has been a slt.ht Increase of pres r. over th. North Carolina ". I. and a marked lr.cr.as. oyer the Northern Hocklrs snd Niinharn plain ttate In other sec tions of Ih. country there has kwo a l cl.lel decrae. The Northwestern hleh pr.sure area which promised fair wealhor tor Ihi. action for today has divided ami m wUf -S!iftpd "low" advancing south ward over Waehlnston and Krm Colum Ma has forewl on. .ecllon of the hlrh" Msivsrd to Montana, the oth.r b.lng .rnKd back I. row central at sea off the Northern California coast. A marked d rre.ion Is central over Kansas, and Its rltward .1vanee I. beln attended mllh ooite general ralrs rast of fie M-lssl-rl Kiver tth thunderstorms, locally. In the i.y, ruioa.atva U1 jastya X U alls- AMlKEMfyTS. HEILIG THEATER 7th and Tayler I'honea Main 1; A II St. S "K.1ITS BBt;r"IN"0 T"IGKT Fpeclal Prtce Matinee Wednesday. CHARLES FTtoriMAN PRESENTS MISS BILLIE BURKE In W. Somerset Maugham'a Comedy "MRS. DOT" rvenlnss: Lower floor, t?. Jln. cony. S rows. i.M: rows. $1: """ J"' 9 rows. joe. csllery. BK- wdn.!ml lr.ee: Lower floor. 1.R0. 11. Balcony. L T.-.c. SOe. Oaltrry. 3 Sc. 20c BAKER S?SsV Blsrest and coolest Summer V"00":!! ".','! rho:o I'l.y Th.aier In the city. All hlh elaas acta Flrst-ruo photo plays. The raom for Ihe leat money. lOc Children Under Ten Be Afternoons, two shows, starting at 2. Even ings, continuous, starting 7:30. Entire change of bill Thursday. AW . A ! JUIDiia KVK&Y XXaVT NIGHTS 1S-2S-50-75- Mill. Holt VV.keileld. Bea vVeleh. Tharle. Ah mm yellng t. median. Hnih Met ormaek a f-rao. V allaoe. i f "". Flnnree. IORUT.RLT CiRAXB. Cnlllvaa Coosldln. Ileflned Vaudeville. VV Kt K Jl K te. EIIMl'Mt STANL:V CO-. 4 MISIHINS 4 ) 4 HAXCIXG BI GS 1 ( IKON at lltKBI.KI. I'tAKL KOTH, MIMI.IU STORKK. MATIXEB E'ERT DAT. tee.: Mntlnoe. l.'.c. Kvenlng.. 15c and 3c- raeqnalled Vaod.vtlla. r.XTR . ttnah l ine Toy. "A Mcht lo the ivrient": The Melt-oninil. Fred Wart, rZ relt and tJkrt-. oe and Uoyd. , l.tiyr an" V.lle M.lers. l'aniasreope; eipedal. The Alimearw. 0 Popular prhes. Matins, dally. 2:..0. 7:30. OAKS PARK tt Acres of Beat Amusement In the City. lIKAft I'EI.. AND BAND AND CBAND OPERA QrAKTKT. SEE lll'NIi.VKI V OIK IIE.STRA OV LAKE. M.IO.MI K KM t oNt'KKTS T1V1CK DA1L. ONLY OSTRICH FARM IX THK NOItTHVVFJT. UKXNKMrtV !' DARE-DEVIL RIPE. THE NATATOKICM TAKE A DIP. ArMlSK)X. IOC CHILDREN. Sc. I'N'DKK . 1BKE. 6c CAR FARE. Car. :very Few Minute. From 1st and Alder launches lm Morrln-lreet Bridge. BASEBALL HIX'KEATIOX PARK, Cor. Yancka aa Twratyfourth St a. SEATTLE PORTLAND June 27, 2S, 20, 30, 81. Games Heal Weekday, at 3itM P. U. Suadaya 2-M P. M. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers Wednesday. etsslppl Valley.' I.lffht rains have also fallen In Northwestern On-jjon, Hiuthweslern Wash.ntton and light to moderately heavy rain. In Montana. Alberta and Saskatche wan. W ith -the .xcf-ptlon of Ihn lower Wll linirtte Valley, warmer weather obtains In thl." district, snd It Is also warmer In the antral Mississippi Valley and lake region, while cooler .ealher prevail. In the I'latrau and Plnlns Htatt-e, In Haskatrh.wan. In Tenne5.-e. and New Krtlinil. From th. Kokr Mountain, to the Mississippi River, temperatuic-s are. In general, much above n'JrrTial. Conditions are favorable for showers Mon d.v In Northwestern Crrnon snd Western Washlnctnn. and for senerally fair weather elseaher. In thl. district. The weather will be warmer In Northr.ist.rn Washlnittnn and In Mouthern Idaho, and winds will generally l. variable, but southwesterly along th. coast. FORECASTS'. Portland and vicinity Showers; warmer: south to southwest winds. Or.-on Kbit, except showers in northwest porttitn: south, "-at winds. Washington Fair east, showers In west portion: warmer northeast portion; south west to west winds. Idaho Fair; warmer In aonth portion. THBU'OBK K. DRAKE, Observer. "BOOZERS'" LIST SHRINKS rt-ndktou Men Succcsgfalljr Oppose IM.scrlmlnallon by Saloonraen. PENDLETON. Or.. June 23. (Special.) Pendleton's "Sklddoo Club." formed less than a month no when the police com mittee of the City Council posted a list of Z3 names of habitual drunkards and ordered the saloonmen not to soli them liquor, ha dwindled In membership until but seven remain. Pressure brought to bear on the police committee by the 16 who are now per mitted to buy boose resulted in thetr names being; stricken from the list. One man employed an attorney and threat ono.l to me the cltv for dnmaces. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Dally or Sunday. per Lie a. One time 11 cm. ad eonsemtlv. tlm - e.ove ad three consecutive " frame .d sis er seven consecutive lime. .60 Krnuttaaoe will aocomp.ai ut-of-tew. r'tlri"wrd. roust a one line 00 eas ad vertisemetil. and Be ad cuiuited fur leas than tss line. When an advertisement Is not row 10 con secutive I the one-Unie rate applies. 4Hi chars, er hook edsartlaenical. Ihe rharx. will be baaed on tb. actual number I lloe appearlos Is In. Prer regariUtwa at the number of word, lo each line. Vew Today all advertUement. are charged by measure only. 14 Unes to Ui '"Vh. abeve ratea apply Jo advertisement onder "New Today" and all o tiler cluMUlcav tion. esceptlng the followtaa;! Mtusllua. Wanted. Male. hit uat Ions U.nted. Female. 1 or Kent. Kooms, I'rivate Famlllea. Hoodi. and Hoard, frlvate Fumlllea. V h. rat. oa the above olaawtWatloas U 1 cent, a line each Insertion. For the accommodation of patron., Tue Oreconlaa will ac.p' claaalded advertlae uient. over the lelephooe. providing the ad vcrtlacer I. a .oh-erlher to either phone. N. price, will be nuotecT ever the piona. but JrifrrlU be rendered the following day. Whether .iihcitieot advertisement, will he accented ever h. phone, depends open the prompt"" of th. payment of telephone ad-;r,tlrn.-nt eltuatloo A anted and I'er Lvnal advertisement, will pot be aoeeptesl over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion inlv will be accepted for "House, for Kept, Furniture for bale." "Huslnes. Opportual- "K 00 ming -house." and "V anted te Henl." AfCTION SALE TODAV ' . AT Wilson's auction house, nt 10 A. K. Furoilura, iJl--ft. Ssvcuad atxees. . w 9 TTIEATXB Jmpress aCEETPtO XOTICES. ALL ABOARD for Roch- 4fl a. ..ter. Th. caravan will I l im leave Portland the night of JL c..n'i I? wlTloni It M k m I w W tr:o'rd?ni?yrera;n.b,r,mrn-t t gj jl I Ij If 1 busy, for your own plessure I U U and to help show our East- I e ern n0bles and all the peo- I ole that the Pacific North west and At Kader Temple are very much alive. It will b. an honor to be recorded as a taes.ner on our soeclal. and w. .want you to b. so honored. In order that you may not D. alsappolntea, re.erv.iion. must b. mad. at one. Apply to C. F. Wlegand. Bec.-Trear.. s.40 Ross St.. rortiann, or. 11am Portland to Rochester, going, returning same routes. snl.HS: Portland to Rochester, return ing diversified routes, 1930; Portland to New Tork. returning diversified routes, 10S.M: Portland to Rochester, returning via California. IIS eirra; lower nerxo r-ori- land to lloonest.r, sin. to; seccion, ..o.. steals and berth on boat Included. Com mltt.e on arrangements for Al Ksder Patrol. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL ROY 11. ARCANL'SL moots at K. P. Hall. Ilth and Alder streets, th second snd fourth Monday of eacn month at S V. al. visitor, cor dially welcomed. P. Lloyd Cover, Secretary, e Union av. HARMONY LODOE. NO. 14 A. P. AND A. M. Special communl 317 ration this (Monday) evening at T:S0 o'clock. Work In th. M. M. degree Vlaltlng brethren w.lcome. w. M. t)B LI. oeo. Martha Washington1 chap. TER, NO. 14. O. E. 8. Stated meetlnr this (Monday) evening, ui Bth and Bumslde. Degrees. By order W. M. BELLE RICHMOND. Sec PtEP. KHS'tT Al Kalama. Wash.. June 54. Nina Msy King, aged 6 years. 10 months, 2d pays. FUNERAL NOTICES, a nsbu USUI 4 .1, m l gov ruriu.iu , . . . . Martin MoHale ag.d 4rt years, b.lovrd busband of Cathrln. McHale.- The funernl will leave the .hove residence at S:S0 A. M. tomorrow (Tuesday), June 27, thence to St. Mary's Church, corner Htsnton and Williams ave.. where services will be held at B a. M. Friends Invited to attend. In terment at Hu Calvary Cemetery. GIITNER At Columbia City. Or.. June 22. James cjolng Olltner, ased 2s years, son or Minnie ooing, ana granason or j. vv. loins, and the late Ir. J. S. Glltner. Funeral services at 1(1:30 A. M. today t Monday), June 26, from llolman's chapel. Third and Salmon atreets. Services at the grave prtvata. 8PATH In this city. June 21. st the fnm lly residence. 4204 52d ave. S. E., Earnest r-patn. agen nt years s months 2ti nays. Friends Invited to attend funeral services. which will be held at the above residence at 2 p. M. today (Monday). June 20. In terment in .Muitnoman cjemciery. DAVIS In this city. June 23. Loren B, Ilavls. aged 3? years. Funeral services will he held at Dunnlnz & McEntee's chapel today (Monday), June 2u. at 2:Hi) I'. M. Friends respectfully Invited. Inter ment Kos. city cemet.ry. WARREN At Caphlanep. Wash., June 24. mien r. warren, aged hj years. l montns, 20 days. Funeral tomorrow (Tuesday), t i r. si. XON-iE'rll FLORAL CO, MAKAItlAJi BIOX).. II.US4I, UKSlf.NS. Phone. Mnln SlUSi A 11S. Uaoninx Mr.Eaiee, Fuuentl Ulreciws, Kb aad Pine. 1'boo. Main 43U. Lady ai. slatant. Oflice ef County Ooreoer. i. P. IINI-Ky 4t bON, Sd aad MadlMav Lady attendant. I hoo. Mala 9, A 15SV. LIJWAKI) HOLMA.N CO., Funeral lllrect sr., tt Id st- Lady aaslstaut. Phone M. Alt. aVASX SIDE Funeral Llreotors. .uos.ssiiis to F- B. Uaunlng. loc L- St. B ZoZa. EELLEB-BYRNES CO.. 894 William, .vs. East leas, cj luss. lauly attenaaau LLKCII, I'ndartaker, cor. Kast Alder aad aiatu- iiaaB isi. & jsaa. oay asuitau. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OITHK CITY II A 1,1- Main 698, A 119. HUMANE OFFICER, Sergeant Crate, Resldanre. 24 E. 24th X. Fast 477!). Ti A. Vnnmlrs. Ra. Slid Wasco St. W. .. Faton. Res. 7.1 E. lflth. Kast 17M. Horse Anihuianca. A 6101: 1'r. Ex. 4. Nights, ritinriays and Holidays. A 6105; Pr. Em. 4: Trunk 7. NEW TOO AY. CLASSY MMi-nnow iiovsk ix irvingto HKSTItlCTED DISTRICT. Living- room. 20x2R: dining room, with built-in buffet, lxl(i: den. 12x15, con tains built-in bookcase, writing; desk, disappearing- bed and fireplace; Dutch kitchen, white enameled; washroom and toilet downstairs; 6 bedrooms, bath and toilet upstairs, and g-lasa-enclosed sleeping- porch; dressing- room in con nection with each bedroom: large attic, basement and riorches: 3 fireplaces. Hookwood tile: furnace; first floor fin ished In quarter-sawed oak; second rioor, white enamel and manogany; 11 window plate glass; front door; French door in dlnlnir room: book case, buffet and transoms, special de sign art Rlass; elegant fixtures; (peaking- tubes; electric door openers: extra telephone connections; dust and linen chutes. and many other con veniences. Lot ti2xl00; street Im provements In and paid. Must be seen to be appreciated. Built for a home. KupervlslnK architect on the Job eight hours every day. Cannot be duplicated for 11000 above price askea. sii.tiuu; terms. STEWART REALTY CO, Mala 804.. 313-14 Melllaa ltlds;. 8 Per Cent Net on a $55,000 investment; requires $40,000 cash to handle. 100x100, on terminal track, 15th st. North, West Side. New 4-story brick, leased for 7 years. Wonderful speculative feature. For a few days only. Frank Bollam 123 Third Street. Free Rent We will furnish a "fine large tent house free of cost to every lot buyer for Ihe next 30 davs. 10 PER CENT CASH $10 PER MONTH Call or phone. GREGORY INVESTMENT CO., 418 Corbett Bldg. Marshall 557. A 2644. Will pay 6 per cent on $50,000 loan, three or five years. Will pve $1.50,000 mortgage security. Deal with principals only. No brokers. AO 206, OREG0NIAN. MORTGAGE LOANS CCtf JOHN E. CRONAN, JO J JO S02 Spaldlar nidx- i J MORTGAGE LOANS 100,000 In Sums to Suit. FACIMC TITLE TKIST CO. Chamber of Commerce. MORTGAGE LOANS liDWAKO B. COIDEV, . Lewis Buildinif. 5 FOR AN APARTMENT HOUSE On improved street and car line, 50x100 at Fourteenth and Montgomery. A BARGAIN. 30OOO ' STEWART REALTY CO. Main 3204. 314 Selling Bldg. HOLLADAY'S EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN 10-room house, on corner lot. walking distance. House is well built and mod ern In every way; has living-room, library, dlnlnsr-room, kitchen, full ce ment basement and hot water heat. A bedrooms, dresslnK-room, bath and sleeping porch. Second floor, maid's room, 2 storerooms, attic. Owner values lot at $rt00: house cost $7000. Will sacrifice 3u00 for sale this week. MERCHANTS SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY BIG SNAP! 890 East Yamhill St. Fine, strictly modern 7-room house, furnace, fireplace, doubly constructed, 4 bedrooms sleeping porch, lot 50x100; street work all paid: fine location Price J5."00, $1500 cash und $25 per month. This prieo Is $1000 below the value. tnrssi & zidow. 317 Board of Trade Kld.. 4tii and Oak. S2000 Sacrificed on No. 126 East 14th, GOxlOO lot witli S-room house, rented for $4X0 per year. Owner reduced price from .JoUU to $oiou tor qulctc sale. lerma MR11C1IAVTS SAVINC.S fc TRUST COM PAX Y. NATIONAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION WE BUY .VOTES. 603 Worcester Hldir, REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Beck. William O.. 312 Fnillnsr bldg. brul.alcer Benedict. 002 McKay bldg., M. (41). Cliapln Herlow, 332 Cbamher Commerce, Cook. I. 8. : Co.. 6'iS Corbett bid. Jennlnk-a & Co., Slain 1S.-C. -'0U CJrefronian. PAU1EK-JONKS CO.. U. I'.. 213 .Commer cial Club bklK. The Oregon Keal Eatate Co., Grand ave. and WH1TCOMB BHOS.. 1020 Cham, of Com. HEAL tSTATK. For bale Lola. A BARGAIN. 70x108 lot. on HJth 't, 3 blocks from car; an in larga petiniig iruit ircen; uii abundance of berries, cranes. varden; there la over $20) worth of fruit on this lot: buy now ana put tne bpnerit or u only $1200; $:IU0 casn, easy terms. Mar all a 11 ,'tdH. 13 LOTS. WILLAMETTE ADD. IS full lots. 00x100 each. Alberta car, only a few minute, out. a big snap for ome one; price for the 1,1 lots, $iotX), or about ..MS eacn. ziDOO casn. GFtfSSI ic ZADOW. 817 Board of Trade RMk.. 4th and Oak. MT. TABOR RESIDENCE SITE. (0xl30 feet, on K. Taylor t.. near West re. ; high aad lightly; a bargain at tne price, 2.'.oo. H. I. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-213 CoTiinerrtal Cub Ti.Ag. Phones Main MUiO, A 203. LAUKEI.HURST LOTS. 100x100 feet, on JO. Irving L: face. south; a beautlxul horn, site; price xou, terms. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO., 21S Commercial Cluo DMg. Phones Main bCjl). A 2o.VI. I MI'ST .ell my OOxlOo feet on East Burn- aida near 7tn at., tins ween, a bargain also 2 lota on Willamette boulevard; $!. puts you In possession of both: 100x101) alley; going; to caiuornia. laou nougo ac. Owner. $,e0 BUYS a nne 00x100 lot on E. 2Sth and Holgat. ats; street Is graded and city water la In; everything paid for; rme fruit tr.es; v.ry easy payments, tiee owner, 414 KpaldlnK bldff. SOUTH MT. TABOR. Three blocks from new Mt. Tabor Park. Two full lota, lfluxloo. for sale at a acrldc; owner baa left city and must sell at one; term"- V 174. Oregonlan. LOOK at tills" Errol Heights, $200 equity for $150; no taxes, no interest; lot lS'.'x 151); 26 minutes from center of city; am leaving city. Call 23 m E. 12th St., apart ment A. INVESTOLsS A quarter block, near ljlhst. In the warehouse district sold last week for $37,001). How would you like one for X33.000 7 T.rms. re. me at once. Agent., don't apply. W 2Q2. Orcgonia.-i. $10 DOWN. $10 PER MONTH. Fin. view lot, matured fruit trees, re stricted district, near car, cement walks. Bull Run water, fruit cared fur free of charge. 202 Board ot Trade bldg. FORCED-TO SELL IS0OO cash buys 21 fine, full-sized lots In restricted district; can double your money In 2 or 3 years. D 201, oregonian wu .i:T v a Ft lv . Cor. Rodny and Emerson: 100x100; $3r0o, terms. Woodlawn 2271 or AD 200, Oregonian. $.10 LOTS, On Wet fitxrk and o2d sts. - carllne build ing: beat buy in th. city. Empire Realty A Trust Co.. 4Q2 Yeon bldg. Marshall 340. WESTMOR BLAND. 100x100 on Bybea ave.. two block, from car- on new carllne. bargain. Phone Kun oay!B 2201JxPJI00.oregonlan. ROSE CITY PARK LOT. A snap within hi block ot store on E. 47th t- and Handy Road, cash or terms. X 195. Oregonian. WILL sell choice lot on Council Crest com manding view ot entire cicy ana luai&un Valley and build to suit purchaser. Terms. 706-6 Couch bldg. Marshall i;. TWO nice lota In Irvlngton Park and two lots In Willamette Atiuinnn ior sale rea sonable. Apply to owner. 48 X. Cth st. George W. Tabler. both phones. $2S00 BUYS 7 fine lots In restricted dis trict; ail CU" cejM..,u, m uiuucjr maker. I 200. Oregonlnn. BEAUTIFUL LOT. 64x140, unobstructable view, for sajo by owner. Phone Marshall 217. FINE LOT. enino East 4th and Lincoln: 1200 under value. Marshall 217. OUARTEK block, corner Cook and Missouri . (l.1.r tfUlOft T. -KA.nn- ave... very t. son Co.. 22 3d. BUILDING SITE. Corner. 80x!S. Portland Heights, for sale by owner. Marshall 217. r TWO Laurelhurst equities at less than cost, . V. ... m in at irt. r bourne reuiu"', .v. ' . w(cu. nlan. BY OWNER. 1 lot 50x100. Good reasons for selling. "o. vrfgwiiaii. BI:S1NE.S corner sacrificed: end o Broad- l,ln fl7'4 .11(2 K-uillTiir hl,lo- tj .-. o For Sale Lots. BARGAINS IN LOTS. 5 lots,-Macadam road and Texas St. SOxllO. E. 60th and 55th avenue. 60x100 E. Clay and E. 74th sts. 50x85 Patton road. 60x86. E. 2sth and Powell road. 40x100, Kenllworth ave. 100x100, E. 49th and Mil! st. MAKE AN OFFER. THESE LOTS MUST Bii SOLD. MERCHANTS SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY". LOTS, 100. RIGHT ON WEST SIDE CARI.1NE. BEYOND CITY TARK. 3!)TH AND W. YAMHILL PTS. Kew addition, ten minutes from busi ness center: on new Washington-st. car line; lots 50x100, some larger. 2."0, easy pavments: these lots are beautiful hr.me sites. National Realty & Trust Co.. 32014 Washington St., room Mrt t.et ME BUILD YOU A HOME. HOUSES AND I'LAIS ARTISTIC 1)15 FIUNED, CORRECTLY CONSTRUCTED, FINI?iIED AND TINTED ACCOP.DINO TO THE LATEST METHODS. MONEY LOANED AND NJ CILVKGE FOR PLANS WHEN I BUILD. TWENTY YEARS OF DESIGNING AND JIU1LD INCJ EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE. Z. K. LOCKE. S20 HENRY Bl.DQ. MUST BE SOLD. Some fine lots; owner needs the money: they era located fine on Broadway. Schuy ler and Hancock streets: don't overlook this. They are great bargains, much un der value at $S.V) eneh. See Lolen. Beck ley Co.. 000 Broadway. Phono E 81)0, C 1HH3. For Sore iloneefc 1KVINGTON RESIDENCE. Just completed and ready for occu pancy; 8 rooms, hardwood floors down stairs, floor, finished upstair handsomely finished woodwork. Dutch kitchen, cement basement, furnace, 2 fireplaces, lighting fixtures, shades, large attic; faces h-as.. lot IM'xlOO feet, hard-surface pavement, on cnrllno; price Ill.'.OO, terms $3000 cash, balance on mortgage. 11. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. 212-113 Commercial Club Bldg. Phones Main sioit. a -o.j. THAT VACANT LOT. WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO IN'COMB PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN A LOT. WE WILL FURNISH IHS MONi-.Y AND BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLATS. PLANS FREE. IF WE BUILD. OUR REP UTATION YOUR PROTECTION. IT WILL PAY TO fEK VS. . L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC.. CONTR ACT ING ARCHITECTS. 324 ABINGTON BLD. $:iro cash. ROSE CITY PARK. $25 PER MONTH. 7 rooms, reception hall, den, sleeping porches, solid oak floor, bullt-ln buffet anl library. bookraseB. turnace. nri-piuee, mirror, doors, etc. National Realty As Trust Co.. S'-'fUi Washington St. Phono Main 5120. room 518. E. MORRISON-ST. HOUSE. Good R-room, 2-story house, on corner lot ii'jioi. ami close to tne business ni trict of Sunnv-slde: price 44150. JSOO cash and $25 per month: not many bargain. like tnis. GRUSSI Sr ZADOW. 317 Board of Tr.idn Bldg.. 4th and Oak. ACT QUICK. l-.OSE CITY PARK BARGAIN. CASH $250, TEKJIS v PER MONTH. P)-.J K SJ-i(-0. New, modern five-room bungalow, two b'.ocks north -f c;,r; lot 50xTO: restricted diilr'et; linpioccir,rts paid. Phone Ta bor 372. TiRAr. ESTATE BARGAINS. House and lot within one block of the Mllwauki.) Bank; Stl.'.oo: a half-acre tract near Mllwaukln Postofflce. $1000; house and lot. $S0O. a snap: house and lot near Postoftice. $1400. Phone Red 11 or write or can at r irst state nap.R. .m.wttuiM'.. ..... 111V l.NG TON llAlHfAl.. Pome choice modern homes; must be sold at very ttractlvo prices, oak and ma hopany finish, before deciding on your home see Dolan. Beckley Co. They will save you money. 500 Broadway. Phones East MlO, C 1003; VFW TtTTV-r.At.OW ROSE CITY PARK, .1 rooms and bath, complete, beautifully finished hardwood floors and fireplace, bookcase, buffet. Dutch kitchen: piped for furnace, cement basement; terms arranged by owner. 40 E. B4tn bi. a. cor. xnouip son HEDMOXT BARGAIN. Owner going to leave the city, wants to sell beautiful, modern, i-room noma. uu ureftv lawn: one block from car; only $4500; this Is $500 below market value. butrnustbesoliI. A ! oregonian. Vv'ELlBl'ILT 7-ROOM HOUSE and small hrirn on corner lot. East 24th and coucn. An except ionully good buy. Nolhlng in the neighborhood to compare with It for the money. Two blocks north of East Ankeny carllne, 42 Last 2-lth St. N. LAUREI.llt'RST HOME, nix-tier coimr awav. six rooms, large Ilv Ing rooms, built-in conveniences. oak lloor. shades, electric fixtures, gas range, lawn, fruit trecB. two blocks from car. K. 4:i2;l. 1030 Hassalo St. No agents. PIEDMONT. THE BEAUTIFUL. Compare my 7-room house, which I an offering at cost, with anything in th- CilV BnU yOU Mill mi. aw.niK d ivv to '$15oo. See 22Ci Jarrett st. Owner. Phone INCOME property, three apartments, fur nished. IOC ODCWUi inii'iiit; Jei lltilllll. walking distance; $4000 will handle; easy terms on balance, 7 per cent. Woodlaifta 3220. C 2411; . TIE ATTTIFTTL HOME. Best locaticm. Irvlngton. finished In oak and very select fir; modern as posslhle; lot 75x100; also lots, an prices. cast i,a, C lsi'iii; no agents. W. U. Herdman. x?r7u su.K or exchange, a beautiful mod ern apartment-house, nftw and handsome ly furnished. 10 years' lease; will ex change for real estate or Si.000 cosh, bal ance on easy terms. Inquire Geo. Baker Co., I,i2 Parle St. NICE, new fl-room house and corner lot, E 21st and Grant sts.: 2 nice lots facing Pa. ciflo Ocean near hotel at Bayocean Park. iii neres veilow tdno timber in Wheeler County. Call July 1. at 316 Board of Trade bldg.. for Mr. G. Sirs) BELOW market price takes modern Irvlngton homo of sevon rooms, hall und bath; built-in furniture, tlrepiuce, Dutch kitchen, full cemoiit basement; hair cash, balance monthly. Phono East 6810. WEST SIDE HOME. 786 Corbett St., lot 50xlis, H-room mod rn house, street ImproM n.ents all in terms. Kev 7S Corbett su. owner. 201) 13th. Main fio3d. MODERN S-room house and lot. up-to-dater 111 tho exclusive case ourniuu oisiiK-i, nili-A $7HiO: about half cash; will leas from buyer for 3 years at $35 per month. V 202, oregonian. PORTLAND HEIGHTS HOME. 7-room. strictly modern, almost new. In most exclusive part o; Heights. Easy talking distance, ssooo. terms. Main 3551. BROOKE. A 3830. FOR SALE or rent, a furnished house oa Klrby and Webster sts., opposite th. Jefterson High School; $30 per month rem or will sell on easy terms. Inquire Calu met Hotel. 150 Park st. LEAVING town will sell beautiful Irvlngton home, cost $10,300; sell S.1500; $1500 will handle It, balance your terms. 014 per cent. All Improvements In and paid for; no agents. Phone morninys East 0385. FRACTIONAL lot. with house, on East 11th. near Washington street; Income $24o per year- price $24o0. Sec owner. 32 E. 15th street IRVINGTON HOME. Modern In every way und beautifully lo cated. Call owner, E. 0000. 412 East 21st St. North. ' X'lO MONTH I. x. nicn iiiciuoes t per cent interest. electric lights, telephone; corner lot; price J2S5. Owner. East2741. MODERN. 7-room, mountain view, gas, sew er, walks, restriction. niK'i Bcnooi. s.ltiuu, payments. Zella Gossett, 7 West Killings worth. ' IRVINGTON BARGAIN. HURRY! Will sacrifice. If sold Immediately, beautiful home. Call and sea It. Phone. East 304. Owner. IRVINGTON homes, rent or sale, for pood bargains. call on ioieu, iwcaiuy to.. 5'.0 Broadway. Phones East POP, C 1:103. . NOB HILL. Fine J-ronm strictly modern house. Full lot at a bargain, ''all 7S7 I.ovejoy st. !' owner, 7-room house, bath, tleetiit: lights. $1800 cash, balance terms. Inquire 880 Kelly Bt.jno ,Vlfl EQUITY In five-room bungalow near Laurelhurst for suie; good buy. Owner unable to handle. L 207,Oregonlan. rOI"yALK New, modern fi-rnom bungalow. Price $3:50; $3o0 cash, rest easy terms. Owner. East 4740. i?rTt SALE or rent, partly furnished cot- 11 cm at 1.011& ve. Phone East 3Mi. HAWTHORN E-AVE. district; $.150 cash 3- room mooeru "-"i-- uuub Main 5750. rv nWNER fl-room nouse. jjoo: close In. on canine. e-j . 474 East Ash t. "MODERN-6-room house, lot 33 1-3x150. Call 3do niuiicup i. txt IRVINGTON For sale, modern residence. FoV pa'rt Iculars. phone C 2384. il-c-w house, big lot. with fruit, for sale by owner. 303 Marguerite ave. t7p."T'ri vour home now. Call at 703 Couch B bidT H. P. BARN HART. NEW 4-room modern hotise for salo oa terms. 60'J Wasco and 28th sts. HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. 5- room bungalow, near car. fireplace, bookcases buffet, Dutch kitchen. oa floors, large attic, east front, $500 down, balance monthly. 6- room 2-story house, on carllne, mod em. Includes shades, fixtures, tlntlnsT end lawn; $000 down, balance monthly. T-room house, corner E. Salmon and W. aoth. modern, Hawthorne or Sunnysia. car; select neighborhood; $1000 down, bal ance monthly. SPECIAL Sir-room 2-story bouse, oak floors, furnace, fireplace, tinting, a""00"; fixtures, new, fireplace, lawn. "'"Pf from car; restricted neighborhood: suu. $500 down, balance monthly. 6-room S-storr bouse near car, modern, inn nAi,.i,Kn..i.An DO Aietrlclty. an gooa neighborhood, gas. eiecirm.". - linnrovementa r,nl;t- .-iili) down, balance monthly. 4 rooms, concrete basement. ,reI,,f: bookcases, Dutch kitchen, full lot. u" run water, electricity, streets all Improveu. building; restrictions, new, $2250. ia down, baianco monthly. r-cTrrm PROVIDENT INVESTMENT TRUSTEE 201-203 Board 'of' Trad PORTLAND HEIGHTS Owner has Just completed and now offers for sale splen did Heights residence, strictly modern. large, airy and weli-llghtel bedrooms; also 2 sleeping porches, living-room -0x34. with large lin-placo. dlnlng-rooin 20x20. beautifully paneled, large fireplace ana buffet; paneled billiard-room and den. cathedral beamed and rustic fireplace; lovely screened dining porch; 2 complete bathrooms. 3 toilets, hardwood floora. lots, garage, lovely native trees, every thing that makes for attractiveness and comfort. A secluded location, beautiful surroundings. Price only $14,000. Can arrange terms. Owner. UOti Spalding; bldg. WE want the following loans oa new mod ern homes in IU10 locations: Slloo for 3 years at 8 per cent. l5oO for 3 to 4 years at S per cent. SI si 10 for 3 to 4 years at 8 per caut, Xo.'.tl for 3 years at 8 per cent. S5o0 for 8 years nt 8 per cent. We have many other amounts and guar antee satisfaction to the lender. We col lect Interest and look after the details of every loan that goes through. Modern ll-room bungalo with latest Ideas . fully worked out: massive brick balcony and Southern stylo walks and porohes. It j Is located on sightly ground overlooking the city. Price $3700. terms to suit. Western Sec. Co., 414 Spalding bldg. t $nno. $13i CASH. $15 PER MONTH. INCLUDING IT. Fine new 4-room bungalow, street Im provements consisting of graded streets, cement sldowalks. Bull Run water, a. I . In and paid fr. Call or phone GREGORY INVESTMENT -CO.. 4 IS Corbott BUIg. 1. . Marshall 557, A 2644. LAURELHURST HOME. Eight rooms, bath, sleeping porch, bard wond Honrs. 2 fireplaces, 2 toilets. 2 wood lifts, bullt-ln buffet of bevel plate glass, lireloss cooker, refrigerator, panelod dining-room, bullt-ln bookcases, etc., etc.; a beautiful. thoroughly modern new home; owner will taku $1000 cash, balance 7oih time to suit, or will take $10011 cash, a good lot, acreage or automobiles up to ?20o0 and balance $5000 terms to suit AT 2 11. O r c r o t lia n BUILD TO SUIT YOUR PURSE. If you own lot will build house and help llnance. A C. FURLONG, Contractor. 633 C. of C. Bldg. Main 2051. Business Property. ENTIRE block on Thurman street, finest warehouse property In tho city; large 3- ftory building; tins can to picruu ui t no ti v.,,1 i-n use nnvthlng of this kind don't fall to look this up. Sec. Co.. 414 spaiaing Acreage. REALTY BARGAINS. HARGROVE & SONS. s; ACRE. $1500. This Is a choice piece of acreage, near Firland station on Mt. Scott line; all In cultivation, fenced and set to berries; prlto $1500. $100 down, balance monthly payments. CLOSE-IN CORNER AT A BARGAIN. At corner of Minnesota ave. and Willam ette boulevard. In walking distance, with beautiful view of the river and city; we have one lot Soxioo and two fractional lots, making a little hotter than 100 feet square; good apartment site; non-resident says sell It for $2000; pick this up. CHICKEN RANCH. $1300. This Is a cosv little home, 20 miles south of Portland, nciir Canby; there are 6 acres. 4 acres in cultivation: fair 6-room house, barn and outbuildings, bearing fruit; PERSONAL PROPERTY: Buggy and har ness, cow and some chickens; prlca $1300, cash, balance 6 per cent. HARGROVE & SONS. 122 North oth st.. corner Oth and Glisan, Main 43S1. A 7250. SANDALIA orchard and country hom tracts. 25 miles from Portland, between Sandy and Bull Run rivers. Best vol canic shot soil, numerous springs of pure, cold water; beautiful scenic surroundings,; boating, fishing. Ideal location for per-' manent or Summer homo. Near new Mount Hood Electric Wilt sell 0 and 10-i acre tracts; also 1-acre camping grounds. Henry C. I'rurthomme Co., ownar, yotsl Spalding bldg. 10 AJ RES FRUIT. W mile from station on electric line, 10 acreB ail in fruit. 8 acres strawberries and 3 acres of gooseberries, currants, etc 1 acre potatoes planted between trees; level land, on two main county roads., telephone. R. F. 1. This Is the finest I 10 acres fruit in the country; $25fTcash' will handle this. C1IAP1N A HERI.OW (C) 332-3i;S Chamber of Commerce. COUNTRY HOME SITE. 7Vi acres out Mt. Hood way. only $1100. Fine, great troys; a regular park; moun tain brook, close to auto road, rich soil, free delivery, hi mile to-store and school, ' Am owner and can make terms If desired. . If really Interested let mo tell you about I it. S. T. Walker. 517 Worcester bldg., 3d and Oak. Marshall 1647. CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Portland; waiklng distance to good town; running water. Lest soli, free wood, splendid fruit district; view of Columbia River and, snow p-nks; 2 acres $250: 3 acres 1300, 10 acres $500, "0 acres $S00, 10 per cent cash, easy payments. FRANK M'FARLAND REALTY CO.. 39 Venn Bldg.. Portland. FOR $3000 7-room house, one full city block, good barn, lots of frult'nnd flowers; grand view of river, falls and mountains. An independent living In chickens and! fruit. Worth $5ooo. By owner. Mrs. M. E. Case, Oregon City. I'hone Main 2303. For location, call at Jack'a Grocery Store, 7th St.. Oregon City. ACREAGE SPECIALLY PRICED. Flvo and a fraction acres rich land close to Portland on United Electric line, onlv ?150 per aero on very easy terms. Here Is an opiortunity to double your money in a short time. W7IITMER-KELLY CO.. .Main 100S. A 3 00S. FINE suburban homo in Oak Grove, Oregon City line, il-room house, store room, pan try, fireplace and bath, tiled woll and Iar,-e verandas; bam and woodhoiise, largo ctil ken corral: 1 i acre,, all cultivated to vegetables, fruits and berries; also choicest flowers and shrubs. Inquire at station. 2 ACRES, fenced. aore- m cultivation. treat new small House, o nines in'm center of city. West Side, near macadamized county road, spring water, rich soli; an ideal "chicken ranch; flGOO, some terms. W 214. Oregonian. $400 PER ACRE 10 crres on the Section Line at Rockwood road chicken ranch. or business location; z acres clear ana smail house. W. Ormsby. 41st and Holgate; phone Scllwoud 822 all day Sunday. 1 n 3 5 AND lo-acre trncts, close In. good 'electric car service, $100 to $2roJ per acre; loir values, eai ,v. tiiMLeiiiii Realty Co.. 2C'3 Corbett bldg.. both phones. 7 ACRES, 6 miles froni Courthouse, 1 mile north ot Beavcrton. Improved, cultivated;, good springs; 58000. L. E. Thompson ai Co.. 223 3d. IMPROVED 5 and lo-acro tracts: reason able poweu KllT -j - 207 Mohawk bitlg. au. ACRES. Jennings Lodge, 2 cottages, im- O. Al-.i-.- Thnmnann Xr Cr, proven, . , 21 3d. ptvK acres 4 blocks from Muitnoman sta- r i - tl,...,D Main AlffZl tion; -"o pei a 1 . . , morning, or C 205. Oregonian. ACREAGE and farms, from $12.50 per- aero 1 up: large aim ""i . , ft Stampher. 5S1-2 Lumber Exchinge bldg. ACREAGE or building sites at Sylvan. Or.. v.,, owner: terms. Marshall 217.