THE 3IORXIXO OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1911.
IMMENSE
COS
SINGS OLD HYMN
White Temple Overtaxed by
Delegates to Christian
Church Assembly.
RED CROSS SONG SIGNAL
A LiffTiU nicker Thousand Peal
Sacred Air Dr. Hlnion Grrel
AiMmMf for Coremor Weat.
Many Metinfs Today.
Err seat at tha TVhlta Tmpl and
11 tha stanrtlna- room wer. taken last
n.ht at the Introductory service of
:: annual International missionary
convention of tha Christian rhureh.
Tha Interior of tha srreat stonastruc-
Sura wu beautifully decorated, anarch
f Or(nn arrape. Interspersed with
'white roses, spanning the platform.
lAbove the choir loft and jtiat In front
tf the pipe oraan. was a arret cross In
red flowers and Oresjon ejrape. Red In
candescent lights were arranged be.
m. the folia, and as R. W. F.
a teas or. chairman of the evenlna. fin
ished tila Introductory remarks, all
other llt-hta In the church were turned
ut and the red alow from the crosa
J'.shted the larae auditorium. Aa the
rroes waa llahted the orcanist struck
tha chord and C. H. Hohaatt. leader of
the music, stepped to tha front and led
the congregation In ainnlna "The Way
of the Cross."
Gotfrnor la Detained.
Garernor Wtmt waa to have eitended
'welcome to the deleaatea last nlicht on
behalf of the state, but as he had tele-s-raDhed
that he would not be present.
Ir. W. B. Hinson, pastor of the White
Temple, welcomed tha delegates tota
to Portland and to trie state.
-Oi behalf of the tau of Oregon I
welcome you to eerjrtpin we pos
ess." ha said. Jf you have occasion
to seek tall timber, we have It. If you
want water, we have a river. If you
want roaes. we possess them br the
million. Anrthtnc you see, take. If
there la anything you want you can't
. say the word and you shall have
It."
rr. Hinson then preached a short dis
course on the Good Samaritan and the
JerlchO Road. He said there are four
c:s. the hurt folk, the hurting flok.
tne heedless and the helping-. He spoke
of the llouor traffic, and the white
s ave traffic, narrating the spectacular
conversion of a drunkard at one of his
church services In another city. He
a!so told of riving a Christmas dinner
to every person In tlie town where h
formerly preached who would accept
the Invitation, lie said he asked
Presbyterian and a Vethodlst minister
:o help share tha expense, but they re
fused. Haptlt ALU Charity.
-Then I went to a Ilspttst. a member
ff ray own church." continued Dr. Hln
ion. "and he sol'!. 'Well, pastor, how do
you know but those poor people are
setting their deserts.' I looked at him
and sal, I. "And perhaps, if you got your
d'serts you would be dansllng on the
end of a rope. He aald. 'll. r a SIS for
you." I haven't copyrighted that meth
od of collecting money. This church
has proved It has no use for heedless
men on the Jericho Road.
"Oorernor West stands for rltlxen
sMp and C'hrl.tianlty. too. I have no
do ibt. I stand for Christianity, and for
citizenship. I know Christianity makes
the right kind of citizenship.
Visitors Vrgcd to May.
"On behalf of my church, the churches
cf tha city, the City of Portland and
the state. I say to you. 'May you like
1Ml city and state so well that a thou
sand of you wl.l make up your minds
" will n-t leave It.'
Rev. T T. Donaldson, of Kansas City.
Mo. delivered the response on behalf
cf the visiting delegates. spoke of
,church union, saying he "believes the
iwor'.d Is waiting to hear the messsge
of a united Christendom."
"Too long.'" he said, "has Christ been
denied because of strife and division In
the church."
He said there are five notable Issues
,1 furs the church of today, "an Inspired
Jtble or no Scripture; Divine Christ
r no Favtor; a scriptural baptism, or no
ar-ar-ttsm: a united church, or no world
conquest: a religion of service, or no
religion "
Rev. R A. Abbott, of St. Louis, de
livered tha address of the evening, using
las his teat the commission of Christ
to Ms disciples just before his ascension,
tio yo therefore, and teach all nations.
. i'ptlslng them In the name of the
fFither. and of the Son and of the Holy
t'hoet; teaching them to observe all
it'lngs whatsoever I have commanded
you; and lo, 1 am with you always, even
unto tha end of tha world."
Christ For Proplo.
"-tarit la not tha Christ of the theo
logians." said Rer. Mr. Abbott: "he Is
the Christ of the people: not tha Christ
of the great painter, but of the toller.
' who carries the burdens of the world.
He Is the Christ of the man who plows
In the furrow.
"One of the methods the church has
t letting the world see lilm. Is by set
ting the RIKe before the world In Its
true light. The Bible Is a record In
spired by Ood. expressing himself to
mankind through the highest Instru
ments he posserses.
"I sometimes think we lose the con
'nunf of the Christ In the very
f lowers, trnamenta and monuments: In
th- seeming lry with which we wor
ship Chrlet. Christ refrained from the
dress of the rabht. rerhaps he wore
tve dress of the peasant purposely.
Mavhe we have hen caught In tha
aesthetlclsm of worship: have smoth
ered devotion to our Lord and King by
our adornment. It Is possible. I be
lieve, to put Into the heart of the peo
ple architecture, adornment and music
In the pla. a of the Ird Jesus Christ.
Tl'O church that does Is a fallen
chu rch."
SeTrtarlm Mfrl Today.
The Northwest Secretaries' Associa
tion will met at the First Christian
Church at 19 o'clock tha morning.
The Sun-lay school superintendents
will meet at I 10 o'clock this morning
at the r'lrst Presbyterian Churrn.
Tho nominating committee of the
Womena Mission Board will meet at
ta White Temple at .!". o'clock this
morning.
Those taking part In the baniuet of
the Brotherhood of the Disciples of
Christ, at Woodmen Hall. Eleventh and
Alder st reels, at f o'clock tonight, wl.l
march In a body to the White Temple
at t o'clock to attend tha evening
services.
An overflow meeting will be held at
Oreee Methodist Church tonight. After
tonight the meetings will be held sim
ultaneously at the White Temple and
the First Presbyterian Church.
After tha meeting of the women
Klaaioa board yesterday morning; the
women served A luncheon in the Sun
day achool room of tha First Preaby
terlaa Church to visiting women.
Ohio DWevntfii Arrive!.
Tba special train. Rose City, bearing
about 117 delegates from Clnclnatl. O.
arrived yesterday. The majority of
those aboard left the train at Tha
Dalles and cama to Portland by boat.
C. C. Pmlth. who fought with Gen
eral Custer and who was aboard the
special, entertained tha delegates at
Custer'a Battlefield.- on the Little Big
Horn River, Wyoming, by relating In
cidents of the war. Receptions were
given the delegates at Fherldan. wye
Bllllnra and Kureka. Mont., and at
Fpokane. Great basketa of fruit from
tha Wenatchee on hards were supplied
the delegates at that place.
GRAY'S TIME DIVIDED
HILL- PIUSSIDE.VT TO VISIT
FALLS CITY WEEKLY.
feurrrlllatice Over Spokane & East
ern Lino to Demand Ilia Pres
ence) Thrre Regularly.
By taking executive charge of the Spo
kane Inland Empire Railway, In addi
tion to his duties aa president of thw
North Bank and Oregon Trunk roads,
Carl R. Gray will be required to spend
at least two days every week In Spokane.
He has arranged, accordingly, to main
lain an office In Spokane In addition to
his headquarters here.
C. A. Coolldge, general manager of the
Oregon Electric, who also becomes gen
eral manager of the Bpokane A Inland
Kmplre. also has opened an office In
Ppoaane. and will spend about half of
his time there until he becomes accus
tomed to his new duties. The office
force regularly maintained at Spokane
will be continued there. There Is no In
tentlon to move any of tha books or
records of the road to this city.
By becoming president of this road Mr,
Gray how heads seven transportation
companies besides the Ruth Trust Com
pany. Ha Is president of the Spokane.
Portland Seattle Railway (the North
Bank road), the Oregon Trunk, the Ore
gon Klectrlc. the I'rtlted Railways, the
jacinc A Eastern. The Dalles. Astoria
aV Columbia River Navigation Company
and tha ripokana V Inland Empire.
These now comprise the group of roads
known as the Hill system In Oregon
However, moat of the North Bank road
is In Washington, and the Spokane &
nland Empire Is In both Washington
ind Idaho.
While this group of roads frequently
Is referred to aa "the Hill lines In the
Northwest." this term la Incorrect, as
the lines In the Northwest Include the
Great Northern, which Is under separate
management.
The roads of wkich Mr. Gray Is presi
dent are owned Jointly by the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific. In-
til recently, though, the Hill officials
did not consider It advisable to place
the Spokane Inland Empire under
common management with tha other
lines In the group.
The Oreat Northern and Northern Pa
cific acquired ownership of that system
bout two years ago. and although It
waa no secret that Mr. Hill thua con
trolled It It waa continued under sepa
rate management.
The Ppokane road operates both steam
and electric lines, and Is one of the most
promising properties In the Hill system.
Mr. Gray traveled over every portion
of It recently, and Is well pleased with
the situation.
SUPERVISORS ARE NAMED
Linn County Teachera Advanced ty
Educational Board.
ALB A NT. Or.. July 4. Ppeclsl
The Linn County Hoard of Kduratlon
met here Monday and appointed Profes
sor Joseph I't.in.-r. af Lebanon, and
Professor J. W. Bolln. of Brownsville,
Supervisors of Schools In Linn County
under tha new law enacted at the re
cent session of the Legislature.
The Board divided tha county Into
three districts. The west central and
northwestern part of the county was
placed In District 1. which will ba in
charge of County School Superln-
endent Jackson. The southern and
east central part of the county was
placed In District Z. of which Super
visor Bolln will have charge. The
country embraced In the forks of the
Santlam River and the tier of districts
on the south aide of tho South Hantlam
was placed In District 3. which will
be In charge of Supervisor Banner.
Both of the new Supervisors have
been teachers In Linn County for sev
eral years.
Tha members or the i.mn t:ouniy
Board of Education are County School
Superintendent W. L. Jackson, ex-of-
flcio chairman: J. w. Aimer, oi nei-
burn. secretary.: M. A. Miller, of Leb
anon: W. C. Cooler, of Brownsville,
nd A. C. Schmltt. of Albany.
'Marrlturo" la MorrlV Topic.
Frofessor Morris will deliver a lecture
on Marriaa-e in tne iwemiriu v en-
ury" tonight at I o clock at 491 Alder
street. Mrs. Lydla irons, presiceni oi
the Ethical Society, will deliver a lec-
ura tomorrow night at tha same piaca
-. . T- W I
on "rear ersus ouraso
tres are free.
IA1LT METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. July 4. Msmlmum temper-
iurL 7S decrees: minimum, nil asres.
Rlvr rendln at a A. M . 17.1 f : chspss
in 54 hours, o.l toot fall. Total rainfall
S P M. lo SF. M tl"ne; tntaj rainian iinr
ptsmber 1. 1910. 33.7S incnet: normal rain-
;i amce fpmnrr unn.,, ...
lenrr of rainfall alnre Septemher 1. 1BI'.
-u tn..hea. Total eunahine July 4. IS hour.
OS minutes: pAannle sunshine. IB hours, 3!
ilnutes. Bsromcter treaurea io ses-iavsi
t 6 I'. St.. o.o Inches.
THE WEATHER.
tats at
Weeinea.
TATIOMft
I1
Boise
Boston. .......
rbKio
penver. .......
Des M olnee....
Duliitb
Eureka
Gl veston. .
Heena
Jacksonville. ..
Ksnsss City
Marsh field
SI ontreal. . . .
New Orleans. .
New Yors
North H.ad
.North Yakima.
phoentv
pocatello. . .
Fori :nd .
Roaehurg. . . .
Sacramento. ...
t. lxula. ......
St. Paul
Sa t Lake
en Pies
fen Francises.
H sklvou
Spokane
Taroma. .......
Tatoosh Island.
t.;a Walla. ..
Wastltnston . . .
Tellowstone. . . .
, 64 O.OA, R NW lear
.llo4 O.ou 12 itw 'i'loudy
in. o.tMi s v it iear
4 .M 14 w I 'luudr
!t i) ii;. e f IPt. cloudy
S4 rt.4i 4 tV Kaln
OuO.tH'i rt NWjt'loudy
S4 0.I21 l"V t'loudy
T o.4W 14 w riear
!). vi, S.B ,1'ioudy
1M 0.i I'J J lar
at o.Co I NWrfiear
MK.DV W ,Pt. cloudy
S& o.o" io stV rioodv
i ou in sw Cloudy
Md.02 Jl NW Clear
B2 o irt, a NW '!er
I on o.oW 4 w f;..r
SI o.txj io aw n iear
T.t .o 11 NW Clear
M O.Oi) io N W Clear
t4 0.0 .4 :Cleae
1to 0 no. 4 W 'Clear
PI . l t icloudy
Mi.eOinv ICIear
S O.on 12 NW.CIsar
eso.no 30 w iC'oudr
So O.OOl. . . Iciaar
; o.ooj xw!ciar
12 .0 w Ciar
p.o.oo( fiw Clear
jj o.oo 4 sty ctear
peo.no 4
4 Ft. cloudy
10 SW M'loU'ly
T40.00
WEATHER CONDITIONS..
Th North Faeifle high pressure are has
Increased In eserce sod under Its Influence
tha say baa cleared and fair ar eat her pre
..II. ...... 1 1 i.,nahM, rtt tha T ( . BloPS. 1
Showara ani thun5r storms hare occurred
In the ui.per Mtaslialppl valley ana in-.
ralua haw fallen aions th" Gulf C"t. The
hot wave .Milnua in the Mlddls West, but
In the New England Utstes a chant to
ailshtlv center weather took placa late in
the afternoon. Tne following maximum tem
MnuurH ra raDorted from Weather
Bureau atai K'ns In tn MMdle West: Kansas
CltT. 104 nr.s: Dee Moines, l't aeareeai
Chi,an iu' iana- iavi t ti liJ daereee:
Oklenorna. 1J dear's: Huron. . U., 1O0
darrua- fir. I.ouia. 1K dflarnee. and Pitta-
burs. lOO desreea. The temperatures alao
rose t 1Q4 degrees In Moaton. out oy " r
B. It had fallen to M decree.- The maximum
In Ner Tork City was li degree, which la
i aegreea cooler tnan 11 was on me prww
lnr ftv.
The conditions are favorable for fair
weather In thla district Wednesday, witn
higher tempraturaa. except near the coast.
FORECAST
Portland and vicinity Fair and warmevi
aortnweet wtnas.
Oreson sn4 Waahlngton Fair. wartnse.
except near the coast; nodthwest winds.
Jflaho Fair and warmer.
rP'V RT A PPtl.. TMatrlct fereosster.
Al'CnOX SALES TODAY.
AT Wilson's suction bouse, at lo
FurTiltur. 171-3-3 Second street.
aXEKTCNO KQTlCEaV.
KMC.HT OF TTta MACCABEES Atten
tion. Knlshts of tb Maccabee. Tmi and
your friends art cordially IBvlta to at
tend tba Inatsiiatlon servtcas of Portland
Tent. No. 1. Thursday evening. July 4 at
K. P. Hall. 11th and Aider sta.. at 8:i r. .
Prosramme. refreshments and danotng will
be provided. Come and enjoy yourself.
LOYAL ORDER or MOOSE. Portland
Lods. No. meets every weaneaoay
nisht at fwiaa Kaji; a ana jetrsrson sis.
Visiting Ifooa Invited.
v ALlER wnovtnts. Beerstary.
W. N. OATSX3, Dictator.
HAWTHORNE LODOE. VO. 11L
A. K. ANI A. M. Staled commu
nication thla (Wednesday) evanlng
at o'clock. Work In the F. C
degree. Visiting brethren wtlcoma
C. E. MILXKR. See.
WASH1NOTON CHAPTER. NO
40. A. F. AND A M. Stated eom
munlcatinn this fWsdnoaday) evsn
Ins. 7:.V. R. 8th and Burcslde.
M. M. degre. Visitors walcoma.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sa
WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2.
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication thla (Wednesday) van
Ins St 13H o'clock. Work In M. M.
degree. Visltina brehr-n welcome
W. b, W EEKS. Beo.
S A V1R1TAK LODOE. NO. 3. T. O. O. F.
hesular meeting this (Wednesday) even-
ins at s o ciocm, installation ana ia gooa
thinss. Visitors alys welcome.
ePORT!
A. M -J
this (W
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. S. R.
. A special meeting will be held
adnesday) evening. July 6.
A. K. K.tArr, eao.
DIEIk
ROWIJCY Lrmin Rowler. ased si years.
Remains at private reception-rooms ot
East rlde Funeral Directors. 414 East
Alder su
LAalfON At f?t. Helens. Or.. July 4.
H4awell uuoklngham Umiou, f Sl 82d
at.. portlanu. asea 43 years, lu montna
Funral notice later.
WILLS In thla city. July 4. Mabl B.
wills, ased ai yeara The remain are at
Flnler'a parlora Funeral notice in
later las'je. .
tX'NERAIa NOTICES.
LIOHTY At his late bom. TaO Eaat tb
at.. July 3. Anarew j. i-.isnir. asu oi
taara beluvad huahand ot Urt. M. J.
Ltghty. Funeral will take place from the
pariore of the East Side Funeral Direct
or, 414 ut Aiaer ton r.asi o
tamorrosr tThuradar). July o. 3 P. M.
Kriencis reapactf ullr Invltad, Intermant
luvarvle Camtry.
WIE8T July 8. Plslda E. Wleat. aged 40
years, beloved wir or Ldvia vv . iei.
of 1144 East Harrison atreat. Fnanda and
acqualntaarta ar rpctfuily Invited to at
tend th funeral services st Dunning A
McKnt's chapel. Wdnday. July o. al
1 ?, 1L Intermant Roh City Cmtry.
RICKERT In thla city. July S. at th fara.
Ily realdenca, UJ osth a. t... Lisnnri
14. hicssn. 31 years 1 month and In
dsrs. Funeral will b held at his 1st
tidnr Wednesday at 3 P. M. Inter
ment Multnomah Cemetery.
M' MICK EN Th funeral services of Mary
Agnes MoMlcksn will be bld at her lata
roaiUeuce. e)l C'latkamas at., at 3 P. M.
toalay (Wednesday). Friends Invited. In
terment In th family plot In Spring Orove
Cemetery, Cinciunatl, O.
WADE In this eltr. at b!s late reeldence.
the Welllnstoa court, juiy .t. nenjamin
Franklin N ade aged yeara, 4 montha
ami daya Friends Invited to attend
funeral aervlcea. which will be held at
llolman's chapel. .1! and falmon sta, at
J r. il. today 4 Wednesday), July C. In
terment In Kiverviw Cmtsry. Bervlces
at in grave private.
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1UIKIVAM MLU4),
ILWOL UlvOlOXV.
rtiooe! Main SluSi A lift
ImsoIsi Mclvatee, iuueral Dlriaajia,
ttb and fine. Fbeae Mala 4se. Laay
aastant. Office ( Ceaaty Oeroaer.
J. T. FtJCg m Ml.1, d aaat MaSlaast
Imj allsnnssu rteas Mala S. A isea.
4uvtAJU llul-alAN CO., sunefal ULreot
era. l sa aa. aaly eaalatait. 1'twae M. ael.
avAal BIKE tuneral lllreclofs. am sissm
f . aw Uuaaiag. lo. Iv. . B Mxa.
aLlwlit.al. luuertaeer, eor. lal Alder aag
ma. sat si. H ISks. uady a.slsiana.
A. R. ZKI.IKR CO.. S4 WlUlame vt.
rhooe Eaat loos. C loss. Lady attendant.
CLASSIFIED
AD. - RATES
DaJly er Sunday.
fer lie e.
Oae time i !
Same ad twe noaaeeutlve time
liame ad three eoaeeeutlve time SOe
bam d ela or serfs consecutive limes, .see
rterolttaiKHS stmat accanpaar
word count as aoa line ea caeb ad
vertisements sad aw aa evuaira
than twe luse.
hen aa advertisement is
eeculive Issuee the eoe-llme
On eharse er book adsert
eJia,re arill it haaa4 SO tllS
of lines appsaartas; la tbe paper, rafjardsose
f the number of wort la taca tin.
Kew Todav all adsertUeraerjt are
cbarsed br taeaeure only. 14 lloee to tbe
Tbe above rates apply to eaveniaemeare I
ttJjltXZSrBi
riluanone nuics, . ' r. i
blluallons tN anted. Female. I
F.r lieu I. Booms. Frlvat. Families. I
Room and Board. Private samllles. I
1 be rata oa tb above eleaittcatloas Is 1
,l a Ha each tneertioa.
For tb accommodation of
strews, TUa
.niaa win a-cept ciaaeified advMtiso-
ZcZZ ?V'Z'&1':
Ores
men
vertieeer la a eubacrluer to ettiier pr
price aril! be qaoteu ever tbe pnone, but
bill will pe renaerea tne roiiowms aay.
Wbelber aubaeaueat advertisements will be I
accepted ever ilie phone, depend npoa tbe
Sr.'-TiH."..."' ,.'..p.T?",i.lS'"D.ll"J,,B" I
aoaat advertiaement win nm be accepted I
ntv win be accepted for "iiouaea for Bent, I
Furniture for Sale." "Buelua Opporluaia I
tie." "Koomins-bouse" sad "IS anted ta I
Bni.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE CTTT HALI. Mala 018. A 7MB,
HUMANE OFFICER, beraeaat Crate,
Residence. 14 E. 4tb N. Eaat 4T7S.
R. A. Vonmlr. Fas. J Wasco IL
tV. (,. Katoo Uea "S E. 19th Eaat 1T8S.
Mora Ambulance, A 6101: Pr. Ex. 4.
Nlrhta Sundays and Holidays. A 610B: Pr.
v.. 4: Trunk- T.
NF.W TOOAY.
HAWTHORNE AYE
QUARTER BLOCK"
Close In. For alo by owner at a bar
tain. AdJrcas E229, Oregonlan.
NOB HILL APARTMENTS
Brick, practically new. leased: good
revenue. . Price 137,606; reasonable
terms.
gAXFonn. HKM.Er waitk,
f 4ld Spaldlna; Bld.
MORTGAGE LOANS
no JOHN F. CRfiNAN. nOf
J 10 903 fpaldlns; Bide. ff 10 ,
AMTPTtMPrvra.
COME 8KB YOVRSELr.
AT
HEILIG
THEATER
7th anal Taylor
4 DATS BEOIXNINO TOMORROW
Motion bl PoR
Pictures Festival
Every Afternoon. 3 SO o"Clocx.
Every Night. T:SO to 0:SO.
LOWSR FliOOR. 2fc BALCOsiT. 15c
m Kr a, a ia
THEATER 1 5-25-50-73
WEEK TCLY S MIm Grace Cameron. Ger
ald Urltrtn Co., Clifford Walker, Kellr
Kaant. Far. Teaj raaleve a f an Vltlarfft
OMHwetto. Orohoatra, pictures i topectal Added
x turw -i ne uowrn xnamiiy.
raegoalled Ysodarrllls.
WEEK JfLY I. Willy Zlmmermaa, Rostow,
Cliff Deaa Cw Feu Caok 6letera. Sweeney
A Rfkoaey, ptappe fUstera, Paartageecnpe.
Pfpular prices, ststlnee dally. 3:V, T:tO, 9.
BAKER THEATER
Ue-V 11th and Mori
St
Vaudeville and 1st Bum Photo Plays.
The Bias-eat show In tha City for
tha Money.
Two Matinees Daily, and Continuous
Performances In tha Evenings, Com
mencing at 7:30.
Admission, 10a. Children under 10
yeara, s.
STAR THEATER
TOTAV.
ABSOLCTELY CENTINE riCTT'RF, OF
THK COKONATION OF KINO tii-ORGE,
ni a
TALE OF TWO CITIF9
THK VERDKAN TRIO.
arcadeItheater
NEW! TOAY! ?rEWI
WASIUNOTON RELICS AND
A TRIO OF GREAT FILMS.
JEAN WILetON, btNOKK. .
OH JOY T HaEATER
ALL NEW TODAY,
CATTLE HJuRDFJVbV BATTLE.
7THKEK OTHER H.tTTI.rN GOOD ONES.
TIV0LI THEATER
BrXT AXT mrKirar
SHOW EVER UFFKKEDk
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NEW F1RT ROS AT
BIJOV A NO LITTLE ORPHKUM.
OAKS PARK
Every Vp-to-date Park Attraction New la
Fxurtenc.
Hear Patrick Conway and World-famous
Band, limited aagagement. Moat ex penal re
Band In America.
Other features. Ostileh Farm, trsligat of
Trail. 13 acres of amusaraent and 13 acres
of comfort. Follow the crowd.
Information Admission 10c children Be,
under 6 free; pupils of tbe public sobools
under 11 free Saturday afternoons. So car
fare from any part ot tbs city. Cars First
and Aider. Launches Morrison-street bridge.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK,
Car. Vaugna and Tvresitr-fourts) Sta.
SACRAMENTO
PORTLAND
July 4, B, , T, 8, .
Gaaaaa Uegla 'Weekdays at SiOO P.,BL
Sundays 3iSO P. 31.
LADIES' DAT FRIDAY
Boys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
MORTGAGE LOANS
slOO.aoe In Sams to Suit.
PACXF1C TITLE TRUST CO.
Chamber of Comraeree.
NATIONAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION
WF. Bl Y NOTES. WJ Worcester Bldg.
NEW TODAY.
fMaA
v
WAGES
ne ea cask ad
ulated tor less as
35&z sycamore Acres
actual timber ar
40 minutes ont on the electric car.
The best located ftnd the lOWSSt in
urica OI any near-Ul BuuurudMl SCTB
ee property to the rldnity of Port-
I an CI.
OAE SERVICE:
nU r-
lass Vlilici n in wicruniu vaaa v,an
dero car from First and Alder and
get off at Sycamore. Depot right
nter of Sycamore Acres. Apent
in
on
the tract today.
Thin tract has been so divided that
one acre may be had runnint from
the carline, crossing; Johnson Creek,
to Foster Road. These acre tract
tnf 7
A"r JI"'
Sycamore is just the place for a
General Merchandise and Feed Store.
For plata and information call or
write to
W. H. GRINDSTAXF,
1125 Teon Building.
Phones: Main 875, 'A "342.
GEO. D. SCHALE,
228 Stark Street.
Phone: Main 392, A 2392.
BARGAINS
Two. five and 10-aers tracts, beauti
fully located half mil from Tlgsrd
Ptatlon on Oreon Electric, only 35
minutes' rids from Portland. Fine aoll,
all cleared. For prices and term tea
8AXF0RD, HEVLEV WAITE,
4ta Spaldlnc Bids;.
WEST SIDE
Apartment Property
W AI.HI Vie JI rrtt-iv
fecured lease $180 month. yesrs.
Owner needs money, so will sacrifice
at II 4. Ann; 1700 cash, bau tt. C 202,
Oregonlaa-
NEW TODAT.
Unparalleled
Values
Cheap acreage, close to rrow!nsr city.
tne Deat ot investments. vittitinff ant
local investors are Invited to con
sider two of mv la rice acreaee tracts
The S.W. quarter of Section 24. T
1, S. R. 2 E.. Multnomah County, 19
Mocks, from 10-cent fare on the O.
W. P. R. R., 60 blocks from IJ. 82d
Street, on t county roads, undulating1.
Biehtly views ot att. Hooa ana rt.
Helens, also of Portland: deeD soil
adapted for fruit, nuts and vineyard.
Unequalled for suburban rustic villa
sites and line country seats.
Another 160 acres. one-half mile
frontage on Sandy road, now helng
mao a a nne auto oouievara to r-ori-land:
7-8 mile from O. W. P. R. R.
station at Borlnsr. fare 30 cents (com
mutation): perennial stream, on which
I hsve irrigation rlftht: s-rand view
of Hood. Fine for country homes and
commercial gardens, isoll or great rer
tUlty for onions, celory, berries, pears
and products netting rrom oUU to
11500 per acre. Partly cleared. Soma
open.
Both tracts nave grove a of. large
and email growths.
For a few days I will offer eSl-h as
a whole: if not taken, will sub-divide
and retail on a wholesale basis. Prices
low; terms easy.
See or address the owner, J. D. Lee,
ti Chamber of Commerce Bldg-.
pnone A 36M.
a
looo bnlldlna; view sites
on the hills, but aon
preclpltoua) close In I
u
very dealrablei Im
proved low la
price and beau
tiful beyond
R
compare
hlvd. and
car 11 tic
p a as
N
G
thru
It.
A
M
15 ml nates from
downtown.
THE WEST SIDE CO.
Madison Bldg., 3d & Madison
Mar. 980 A 4747
Free
TVe wrll furnish a fine large tent
house free of cost to every lot buyer
for the next 30 days.
10 PEE CENT CASH
$10 PER MONTH
Call or phone.
GREGOEY INVESTMENT CO.,
418 Corbett Bldg.
Marshall 557. A 2G44.
Mortgage Loans
JOHN. BAIN
SOS Spalding Building
BEAL E8TATB DEALERS.
Beck. William O., 312 FalUn bid.
Brubakcr fc Benedict, 502 McKay bide, Hv
149.
Ch..pln 4b Harlow, 8B2 Chamber Commerce.
Cook. B. P. A Co.. 50S Corbett bl3g.
Jennlnf A Co.. Mala 188. 206 Orejconlan.
PALkLR-JO.NF.fl CO.. U. 1 213 Commer
cial Club bid.
Tbe Oregon Real Eatate Co., Or nrd ave. and
Multnomah Pt. (Holladay Addition).
WHITCOMB BROS.. 1020 Cham, of Com.
REAL ESTATE.
For NUe Ixta.
LOTS. $100.
RIGHT ON WlvtiT BIDE
CARLINE, BEYOND CITY PARK.
8TH AND W. YAMHILL 8T3.
New addition, ten minutea from buat
Sfii center; on new Washing ton-Bt. car
line; lota 00x100, aome larger, $250, easy
payments; theae lota are beautiful borne
a I tea. National Realty A Truat Co., room
T:l Chamber of Commerce bldg. Mam
512t.
TWO BUSINESS CORNERS.
We have two good business corners. COx
100 feet. In Culver, Oregon, the junction
af tha Ore a-on Trunk and Deschutes rail
roads In the Deschutes Valley of Central
Oregon, at $445 and $525 each. Splendid
location for business, large ana productive
farming country tributary.
D. V. L. A L CO..
Office opposite depot. Culver. Or.
:.ET ME BUILD TOU A HOME.
HOUSES AND FLAlS ARTISTIC
RIG NED. CORRECTLY CONSTRUCTED,
FINISHED AND TINTED ACCORDING
TO THE LATEST METHODS. MONEY
LOANED AND N J CHARGE f OR
FLA.Ni WHKN I 11UIUU. TWK.N I I
YEARS 0 DESIGNING AND L'UILD-
laKQ EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVIC&
Z. K. LOCKE, 329 HENRY ULUU.
MUST BE SOLD.
Some fine lots; owner needs the money;
they are located fine on Broadway. Schuy
ler and Hancock atreets; don't overlook
this. Thev are a-reat bargains, much un
der value at ft50 each. See Dolen, Beok-
ley Co., 690 Broadway. Phone E 896. C
1993.
ARB YOTT THE MAN
Who wanta to pay rent to yourself? In
vestigate our 50xlo0 lots, with city water,
reached over a good carline; $400 Is the
prlee, and the terms are $10 a month; no
other nrst payment, w nere eiae can you
Invest $10 a month to better advantage?
Fee Leonard. P4 Fourth at.
IRVINGTOaN.
S corners, south of Braxee at., for sale
at price much below market value. No
phone Information.
MERCHANTS
' RAVINGS A TRUST
COMPANY.
vnnTHRl'P.ST. VIEW LOT.
Very iwsll view, lot oox70, on Cornell
road; looka down Northrup street, sur
rounded by elegant homes, beautiful build
ing alts, onir on leit line 11; price 4-:w.
GRU5SI ZADOW.
HIT Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
$10 DOWN; $10 PER MONTH.
Fine view lot, matured fruit trees, re
trie ted dlatrlct. near car. cement walks.
Bull Run water, fruit eared for free of
charge. 202 Board of Trade bldg. Mar
thai! 4TS, A 1022.
BUSINESS CORNERS.
Bargain for cash, southeast comer Pat
ton and Pippin ta. Also northwest corner
E. Soth and Lincoln Address owner.
$48 Glenn av. .
SOUTH MT. TABOR. ,
Three Mocks from new MC Tabor Park.
Two full lots, 100x100. for sale at a
critics; owner has left city and must
11 at ones; terms. V 174. Oregonlan.
BATOCEAN.
Will Sell equity of $t(00 In three Bav
ocean lots for $300. Ad dross W 237, Ore-
g on Ian,
COUNCIL CREST PARK lots $800 op. either
city or va.iey view, w . j. .osster, oiv
Board of Trade. -
60x100 IRVINGTON lof. on 22d, near Knott
st. $2uov. vv. J. JaKar, div joara ot
Trade. .
LAUREUHURST Beautifully situated lot;
$100 0vow maraet price, aj vregoni-
n.
FOR PALE Three beautiful lots, corner B.
29th and xinamooK wis., niu-.u,.a
Artdreas p. O. Box 4Q. city.
COR. 15th and Clackamas
Phone Mar-
Shall .12. A aTXl.
For tMnle -Hoosea.
STRICTLY modern 4 -room bungalow, only
S!KXI, On . o" n. v,,UCll,
juj Atder. Phone Main 818.
iron RENT or for sale, a G-room new bun-
s;BiW. "iin iuic -ji. iiuiiaa cam
4tt72. Qwnr On prmises after 12 o'clock.
IN IRVINGTON For sale, modern residence.
rot ptnicumri, yimuw -
BUILD your home now. Call at 705 Couch
bldg. sT. "An. n An 1.
FOR SALE $-room housd, modsra.
11th s-
Rent
RJCAX. ESTATE.
For Sale Houirem.
CLOSE-IV residence, modern, 7-room bouse,
on E. 17th at., near Belmont. Larae livtng-
TOOm With harrlwnn1 flours anrl tlfaerii i-t.
dining-room, kitchen and pass pantry, 3
leeping-room and sleeping porch; full ce-
mnt basement and, furnace; easy walking:
distance to business district ot city. Price
$55o0a Thla is a bargain for some one
desiring a close-in rfsidence. McAllister
eV Lueddemann. Oill Electric bldg. Phone j
$0600, BPKCIAL BARGAIN.
This is a strictly modern room
nomuse with hardwood floors downstairs,
furnace, fireplace, combination fixtures,
wash trays, full basement: near 2ttth and
Clackamas, Holladay Park Addition. Now
completely furnished, and will throw in
furniture if taken at once. Easy terms
io ngni parties.
M" CARG A R. BATES A: LIVELY,
3ul Yeon Bldg.
I'lOO CASH, balance emsy payments, will buy
a beautiful bungalow In Rose City Park;
9 rooms, new, modern In every detail, on
oorner lot. liTjna-room. dining-room, rau-
vic-room. 2 sleeping-rooms. Dutch kitchen:
very handsomely finished, hardwood 1
floors, fireplace, furnace; on block from ;
car. i-rice s-i.iw. it win pay you io in
vestigate. McAllister eV Lueddemann. 921
Elertrlo bldg. Phones Marshall 2281, or
a s2r.
MONEY LOST
IP YOU DON'T BTTILO'and let your
rent money tv for a home, ir you con
template building It would pay you to
ae ua. union becuruy wo., xjc. aiuji4
7th and Oa.lt ats.
pin SNAP.
Nearly new 6-room house, modern plumb
ing, niqe comer lot. close to canine, uv.
fare. In nice district; a good buy at
$2."r0O, but we iold the owner a ranch, he
will make big sacrilW for quirk "ale and
give easy terms; ask for Mr. Camp at
Hartman A Thompson Bank, corner 4th
ana ttarx.
- HOMESEFKRRS. LOOK HERE.
Io you have tMH) caah? If you have,
look at the modern houses and bungalows
in Sunnvside at trices cheaper than yu
tv anvwhere else for cash: does not ,
cost you anything tr Investigate and com
pare with otnora. Tney are nargaino.
F. KTCHS 221 Wi Morrison St.
$00. EAST FLANDER3-ST. HOl'PE.
New 6-room, fine house, nice fireplace.
electric lights, nlre bath ana reaay
move into; lot 60x100. 1 block to cur. on
E. Flanders, near 53d; big snap at J250O,
.too cash and $2 per montn.
flRTTRSr A ZADOW.
817 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oalc.
FOR SALE by owner, new 7-room house.
6ixl00-ft. lot. full cement casement, laun
dry trays, eloetrio light fixtures, window.
snanes, 2 diocks rrom nose L;uy rar car.
on 4ofh St.: will sacrifice for $4000. cash
or terms to suit. Apply 33$ Oak at., near
7th st.
ELLENSBTTRG. WASH.
New, B-room modern bungalow, and one
blork in town oi r,uensourg; 94000, part
QOwn. I'wncr ji a. ao, vrcu'inian.
FIN E 8-room house on East I2th street;
close in; bargain for some one. 361 E.
11th at. Phone East KH23.
$2S A MONTH, including interest, for new
-room nungajow, 401 o"x itxi. two Wor
cester oiocK. mono a 0440.
NEW and modern residence in finest Irving-
ton district, on East 20th st.; 6 rooms.
handsomely finished, very attractively ar
ranged; large living-room and dining-room
witn oeamea ceilings, nnrawooa rioors.
fireplace, Dutch kitchen, 8 sleeping rooms,
cement basement, fumaoe. Price ?KHmj.
LI 000 cash, balance easy. McAllister &
ueddemann. 921 Eject ric bldg. Phones
Aiarsnau a hio.
$30 A MONTH.
NO OTHER FIRST PAYMENT
NECESSARY.
Strictly modern 5-room hsuse, full-alze
lot In restricted district
Price $2700; give reference and pay $30
Gown and Jo a montn, interest mciunea.
A. N. Searle. Take M-V car. get off E.
Tflth st. Office oa tha corner. Open bun-
oays.
$30 CASH.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$25 PER MONTH.
T rooms, reception hall, den, sleeping
porches, solid oak floor, bullt-m burrei
and library, bookcases, furnace, fireplace,
mirror, doors, etc. National Realty A
Trust Co., room 723 Chamber of Commerce
bidg Mam bl29.
10-ROOM bungalow, placed on 2 acres of
airojy land, overlooking Multnomah sta
tion on the Oregon Electric Ry. This Is
a new building constructed on massive
lines. It has 3 monster fireplaces, 2 baths,
3 toilet and everything else in propor
tion. Must now be sold. See Trustee, 414
npaiaing oiag.
" WEST RIDR HOME.
7-room. modern house, on corner 14th
St.. near Portland Academy; Is future
apartment-house "property; 3 bedrooms.
sleeping porch and servant's room. Price
$11. 500.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
. 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Phones Main $619: A 2o5a.
EAST DAVIS-ST. HOUSE.
Fine modern 6-room 2-story house, fur
nace, fine place and all other latest con
veniences, lot SOxlOO; paved streets, cement
viaewaiK, on 1J. u avis, near 2ntn ; price.
i.uw, part cam, oai&nce tr per cent.
GRUS8I A ZADOW,
.117 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
HAXDSOM E ft-room house in best Jrving-
lon nistrict; new, moaern in every aetaii,
and a beautiful home; hardwood floors,
nrepiace. ana ail ount-m conveniences:
full cement basement and finished attic.
Price $SOO0. McAllister A Lueddemann,
021 Electric bldg.
FUR SALE New modern 4 -room and bath
bungalow, complete with water system.
fireplace, tetc. ; acre Improved land, high
ana stgntiy; jocaiea at ttisieys atation.
Oregon City carline. Address Mrs. A.
Backus, Mllwaukle, Or. Phone, Oak Orove.
lliaOK Jd.
MY home. W by 300 feet, with nice bunga
low; oranges, lemons, peaches and other
fruits, bearing, at San Fernando, Cal. ;
wit) sell for $1U00 or trade for amalf place
near Portland. Mrs. L. M. Downs. 303
Russet st. Address after July 10, Chico,
Cal.
IRVINGTON. modern residence. S rooms.
Just completed, hardwood floors, sleeping;
porch, hard-surface street, every modern
con wenlence ; $2000 cash. balance easy
terms. Price $.K: would consider con
tracts part payment. Call ownar. East
4'Jl.
IRVINGTON BARGAINS.
Soma choice modern homes; must be
sold at very attractive prices, oak and ma
hogany finish, before deciding on your
home see uoian, ueciciey co. xney win
save you money. r90 Broadway. Phones
East Sim, C 1903.
A BARGAIN.
5-room modern cottage and three lots
60x104 each, on Sod st. 1 block from cur.
all In large, bearing fruit trees, berries..
garden shrubs, lawn and flowers; a very
neat and attractive IRtle home, only
$.12.30, $300 cash, easy terms. Marshall 36X
7-ROOM house. Ladd Addition: bath, sleep
ing porch, reception hall, (furnace, fire
place, wood lift, clothes chute, closets la
each ttearoom; nuiii-in Duxtet in nan; up
stairs hardwood floors; the price la right.
Sl E. lith sr. Fnone r;ast ouza.
EAST GRANT ST., modern l-room home.
every convenience. is connected with
sewer; this property lies between two car
lines and is a very attractive buy at
$!K0 0. Western Sec. Co., 414 Spalding
bldg. .
WILL accept lot or lots to value of $1750 on
new, modern residence on Hancock et.,
near 45th; cash price $4700. C. L. Bam
berger, room 2 Lumbermen bldg. Mar
shall 712.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
T rooms, choicest location, Irvlngton!
v o rri and floors, fine basement, f urnac.
$.0O cah. balance $100 per month. East
273, C lflrtft; nr agntg. w. Herd man.
$500 BELOW market price takes modern
irvingion nanus " um.it ana
bath; built-in furniture, fireplace, Dutch
kitchen, full cement basement: half aah
balance mommy, j ... . uoiv.
TOR CALE or rent, a furnished bouse oa
vifh. and Webster sts., opposite the
Jell em on High School; $30 per month rent
Or Wlil Seii on 7 iuty.r VSiU
mt Hotel. 160 Park st.
TtTTlL-D TO SUIT YOUR PURSB.
It you own lot will build house and help
A C. FURLONG Contractor.
6S3 C. of C. Bldg. Main 2uBL
vcnrR nronerty. three apartments, fur-
nlflnea, lOL nauun f"V niuain,
walking distance; $4000 will handle; easy
terms on balance, T per cent. Woodlawa
8-29, C 2429.
overlook: BUNGALOWS.
6 rooms, complete In every wir; they
-a beauties: for Information and terms
call Marshall 234 or A 7430, ask for
jafi:ftlpr, 3u9 Railway Rxchnnge bldg.
THREE fine bungalows for sale by owner
at reasQnaoie pi -,,., wet
of "zih st., between Stark and Belmont
"rrr. tatfticulnrs nhone R 17R3.
BIB. r K ' ' .
IRVINGTON TAKB NOT ICE See thla
bargain, cnariuina wr"11,
will sacrifice if sold Immediately. Phone
East 894. owner.
NEW. modm. 5-room bungalow, full ce
ment Pasemwni, -", tin m w-mrnri i
included. East Taylor, near 42d. Marshall 1
1590.
. . A " A a A XX! a. e. '.
Bi'tc IeNoir "ia resi-
proprtls; ground floor. Chamber of Com-
merce. .
5-ROOM cottage and fine eorn'er at Monro
and Leiav sis.. on mog irom car. jl. Ki,
Phelps, 6(H Delay st.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale HoHnee.
IRVINOTON RESIDENCE.
Just completed and ready for occu
pancy; 8 rooms, hardwood floors down
stairs, floors finished upitaln, handsomely
finished woodwork, imtch kitchen, cement
basement, furnace. 2 fireplaces, lighting
fixtures, shades, large attic, faces Eaat;
lot 50x100 feet, hard-surface pavement, on
carline; price $60uO. terms $3000 cash,
balance on mortgage.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
212-218 Cominerrlal Club Bid.
Phones Main 86V0. A 2633.
THAT VACANT LOT.
TVHT NOT TI-RN A BURDEN" INTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN A
LOT, WS WILL FCRNISH THE MONEY
AND BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLATS.
PLANS FREK. IF WE BT'ILD. OL'WREP
T7TATION YOUR PROTECTION. IT WILL
PAY TO SEE US.
L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC., CONTRACT
ING ARCHITECTS. 324 AP1NQTO.V BLI.
For tial .Acreage.
6 MILES from CITY LIMITS, near ORE
GON ELECTRIC DEPOT; BEAUTIFUL
1 and 2-acre tracts, sot to ORCHARD ;
-$.00 pr acre; ho rock or gravel, AX.L
CULTIVATED.
84 acres, only $2".0; 5 acres with NEW
HOUSE and REARING ORCHARD. $0000;
a FINE HOME.
5-acre tracts in APPLE VALLEY, walk
ing distance to good town. $70 to $150
per acre; 10-acre tract In APPLE VAL
LEY $r00; FINK SCENERY, all best for
CHICKEX-RAISINO and FRUITGROW
ING; RUNNING SPRING WATER; some
solendld FRUIT and DAIRY LANDS near
SCAPPOOSE. OR., $25 to $50 per acre.
All may bo bought on easy terms.
FRANK M'FARLAND REALTY COt,
309 Yeon Bldg., Portland.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK?
When we can sell you 30 acres, all un
der cultivation, finest of dark garden
sol), right close to station on the Salem
electric, at the exceptional low price
of $.12.0. $12r.O cash, halanc to suit.
You would have to pay the same amount
for land in stumps If located as this
and pay besides a like sum for the
clearing on top of tho original coat of
the land. If you are In the market for
close-in acreage, a good farm or stock
ranch, don't forget to call on
,C F. PFI.UOKR & CO.,
Realty Dpt.. Suite 12. Mulkey Bldg.
2d and Morrison. Established 1SSO.
TRUCK ANI CHICKEN FARMS.
. 2, 5, 10 and 20 acres each. In
Valley west of Council Crest. The
very best of son and location. Two
car lines and good water; $250 to
J.IOO per acre and upon easy month
ly payments.
THE SHAW-FEAR CO.,
102 Fourth Su
Main 35. A 3500.
FRUIT. POULTRY AND GARDE V
TRACTS.
B. 19. $0 to 40-acro tracts, $20. J25. $39
to $60 per acre. One hour's ride from
Portland, near Columbia River; railroad
depot and river boat landing; rich deep
soil, no rock; living springs and creeks on
alt tracts; schools, stores, churches near
by. 3 000 acres subdivided and Just opened.
Come at onoe and get your choice.
- . McFARLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
410 Corbett Bids:.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE.
10 ACRES, right at boat-landing; near
railroad station; -two roads, soon to be
electrified; good service to Portland mar
kets; fine budding site; best shot sol),
well drained; partially cleared and in cmp.
balance second growth. Price $1300; $:"0
cash: balance can be made from the land.
See Mr. Carr. 91 ftth st.
fcOO ACRES, fine orchard and farm land.
partly cleared, balance fine oak timber,
easily cleared; close to commercial or
chards, selling at $300 to $500 per acre;
every foot of this fine, rlclu deep soil,
well drained and good roads to It; only
5 miles from Eugeno; price $-2.30 cash
or $'J5 on easy terms. Kahle Realty Co..
276 Stark st.
RELINQUISHMENT on 320-acre desert
claim, with plenty of water avalrable for
Irrigation; relinquishment $15 per acre;
deeded land surrounding selling for $15;
perpetual water right by pumping at
$8 per acre; with water land is easily
worth $10O per acre; best buy of the year.
AH 284. Oregonlan.
38. ACRES deep black soil. 1 Vb cleared, bal
ance pamurtj uiiu iimuir, running it&irr,
level, school, church, store; close to elec
tric carline. 16 11 lies from Portland Post
office; $125 per acre, Ji cash.- balance 6
per cent: will sell half at $135 per acre,
same terms. J. W. Heffertln Realty Co.,
03 Corbetf bldg.. both phon-s.
16 ACRES.
WILL TAKE HOUSE
FOR PART.
16 acres, near city limits of Vancouver,
near carline, 11 acres in fruit, finest kind
of sol; onlv $w.V0.' will take house and lot
up to $3000 and mortgnpe back for bal
ance. Sea M. Maiden. Ho3 Swetland bldg.
TWO SPLENDID BUYS.
$1000 and only $3."i0 cash for a nice 2'i
acre tract with house, .good well, fine
soil, t good neighborhood- and bandy to
eieetrlr cars; $l'20o for a nice 7-acre
tract. Improved, near Tualatin, very cheap
at this price.
y. FITCHS. 221 -A Morrison St.
FOUR ayres. east slope Mt. Tabor, halt
mile Trom city limits, an unaer cultivation,
lots of berries, nice garden, splendid soil,
no gravel, good five-room houae. well ot!
fine water, on corner of two of best roads
In county; $1000 under price of surround
ing property; price $4500, about half cash.
Jacob Haas, 408 Yeon bldg.
$375 BUYS ten acres deep, redshot soiL
adapted to fruit and vegetables; all
smooth and tillable, no rock; wood and
water; close to achool, pos toff ice and
store; within easy reach of Portland, and
the cheapest land on the market.- 512
Couch bldg.. 109 4th st.
5 ACRES. CHICKEN RANCH.
11000 All cleared and In crop,' fva
minutes walk to station; lies Just right;
best shot soil. There is no better tivs
acres in the Valley. This Is a bargain;
$2u0 cash, balance easy. bee Mr. carr,
91 5th st.
ltf, ACRES, all In fruit and garden, small
house ana ouiouiiumgs. 1 nis is a una
little place for fruit, garden and chick
ens. Located In Montavllla. lo minutes
walk from car line. Price $2300; terms.
Jordan aV Garbade. 232 Washington st.
2 BEAUTIFUL ACRES; SNAP.
2 acres. 5 blocks East Courtney, on Ore.
City car, south side street, fine native
woods, over 1 acre cult., berries, garden
and arraues: owner leaving for mines and
will absolutely sacrifice. 414 Couch bldg.
3 TO 40-acre tracts good for fruit, poultry
Or bernea, W hhii-b ihj.h f "hiouu, ne-m
good town ; amall cash payment, balance
will pay fnr itself. Eager & Watson.
Main 9012, 910 Lewis bldg.. 4th and Oak.
" C H O I C EAC R E A G E B U Y. '
15 orrpi on Villa ave.. close to city
limits and station on Mt. Hood carline.
Need of f.wOO compels saie unaer value.
Vanduyn & Walton, S15 Chamber Com
merce. L 2 3. 3 AND 10-acre tracts, close in, good
electric car service, $100 to $2",0 per acre;
big values, easy terms. J. W. tterferim
Realty Co., 23 Corbett bldg.. both phones.
WILL pay highest caen vaiue ror youi
Installment conimcis . ji ""' 9 i
eral margins In value. Call at 60$ Mc
Kay bldg. Marshall 2300.
ACREAGE and farms, from $12.M per acr
up- large anu man n o.io. van iviuur
& Stampher. S31-2 Lumber Exchange bide?.
1-ACRE tract. Bensonic Heights; paid $S0Q
will sell for sbuu, $avv casi, fuv ia x year.
X 234, Oregonmn. .
TlGAKD acre, fines deep, black soil, right
at station, JooU. iioioioott, a nana
bldg, .
Homevteaas.
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON 100-page book
gives amount 01 uovernmeni iauu open i-j
homestead. In each county In the States of
Oregon and Washington, and description
of same; gives homestead, desert, timber,
tone. coal and mineral laws; two maps
of Oregon in colors, 21x28. showing R. K,
in nnurarlnn. one showlntr all nronosed R
R. and electric lines, including Eastern and
Central Oregon; iiuo eacn, or tnree ouc.
Map of Washington In colors. 21x23, 20c
Nlmmo, Runey A Co., Hamilton bldg.
TWO 320-acre homestead locations, upper
Lake County, 8 miles rrom ort hock,
two railroad surveys within one-half mlie.
Regulation house on each and well on on
36 feet deep, contains 12 feet water: filing
July 12. Leave here 9th. Price $200 and
$1."0. Yod receiv original filing and hav
prior rijght. R. Weiss, FallbrHlage, Wah.
HOMESTEADS AND RELINQUISHMENTS.
we have a few good reiinquisnmenta
ind homesteads in the Deschutes Valley
of Central Oregon, 5 to 20 miles from the
railroad at from $75 to $500.
D. V. L. A I. CO..
Office opposite depot. Culver. Or.
RELINQUISHMENT, 110 acres. Hood River
vaney; goon son, umoer, spnnKs, near
railroad. C. L. pennell, R. V. D. No. 2,
Canby, Or.
For Mlfr Fruit IanUs.
BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE.
For Sale by Owner,
as acres near Lyle. Wash.; 10 acres In
apples, 2V acres of flve-vear-old trees Inj
bearing. 7 i acres piantea tms upring to;
Spltxenbergs and Newtowns; new 5-room'
house, new well house, new barn, two good
horses and ail -necesary farm implements
new. Terms- Address or call 810 Failing,
bldg., Portland, Ore.
10-160 ACRES, in the White Salmon-Hood;
River ramotis iruit aisinct; tms s one'
of the finest tracts of land anywher along
the Columbia River; sou the best. a. I
tillable and no waste land; a fins view
and river -frontae-e; if you want a Bonn1
a good investment, write me xor par
ticulars. JT. W. .Dshart, Hood. W$n-