Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, August 28, 1911, Page 13, Image 13

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THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN. . 3IOXEAY, AUGUST 23, 1911.
NEW STATES
IKE
PUCE If. POLITICS
New Mexico Probably Repub
lican, and Party Has Hope
f v Arizona.
CANDIDATES ALREADY BUSY
Karnet Conlpt Will IW Provoked
hj IW rills of Outcome Tpotl
National Issues Even
Bmk" Is HTpected.
TVCSON. Aria.. Aug. XT. Special.)
Tha admission of Arliona and New
Mexico to statehood has set a political
political parties hava been hoping to
strengthen their position In Congress
be the acquisition of Senators from tho
two new states, and tha election of
these official. In Arliona and New
Mexico undoubtedly will provosa
violent political storm. From present
appearances tha contest la mora than
likelr to result In an "even break
All Jndlrntiona taken account of by
the politically wise, go to show that
New Mexico will be captured by tha
Republicans. In Arlsona tha situation
Is slightly different. That new state
Is aligned with the Democratic party
br about 20io majority out of a total
vote of possibly 40.000. This Is not suf
flclent to keep tha Administration
forcea from hoping, and not a few
republicans from Arliona will tell
ou that the first man to wear tha
toga from that state will belong; to tha
Republican party.
Tlia first man to announce his can
didacy for tha Senate from Arliona la
Colonel II. L. TrltchetL of Tombstona.
who la at present in Los Angeles. lie Is
a Democrat from old Tennessee ana
has lived In the territories tha past
2) years. Aa a member of the con
atltuttonal convention of Arliona be
was the father of the clause which
provides for tha selection of United
Mates Senators at the prlmarlea and
their -confirmation by tha atata Leg Is
latura. Pickett will go to Tombstone
and organise his campaign, which will
Include the entire state, although nom
inally ha represents tha southern por
tion.
Fitted against Colonel Pickett In tha
south will be Mark Smith and Eugene
K. Ives, of Tucson. In the northern
part of tha new state will appear Hen
ry Ashurst and Iteeae Ling. All these
randidatea are Iwmocrtit and. so far
is can be learned, tha only Hepubll
-an to appear In tha field Is Ralph IL
.infron. at present territorial dele
gate at Washington.
In New Mexico tha question of Sena
torial candidates has been a live ona
for a long time. First and foremost In
the list Is William J. Mills, present
Territorial Governor. Governor Milla
Is a Southerner, having been born In
New Orleans, but passed his early man
hood In Colnnectlcut. where be was an
ardent DeraocraL In 1895 ha was chair
man of the Democratic town committee
at New Haven. Conn., but bolted tha
Bryan ticket and. not stopping to con
s der the Palmer-Burkner proposition
) lned the Republican ranks and
tumped the state for McKlnley. Aa a
eward for his eervlree In the cam
raign. President McKlnley sent the
name of AlUla to tha House for con
'irmatlon aa Justice of the Federal
"ourta of New Mexico.
Mills was a Iswyer by profession
and ful'y acquainted with New Mexl
ran conditions, having married tha eld
est daughter of the late Wilson Wad
Singhatn. who waa at ona time tha big
gest land and cattle owner In tha ter
ritory.
Mills resigned aa Chief Justice I
sf New Mexico two yeara ago and was
Immediately appointed Governor of the
territory.
Other candidate for the Senate In
New Mexico are Thoms.e B. Catron, of
Fanta t e, and Judge A. H. Fall. Catron
haa been one of the big men of the
territory and was at one time consid
ered ona of Its wealthleiL Judge Kail
baa a wide reputation aa a Jurist and
keen observers of political events look
upon him aa a aura winner In the Sen
atorial contest, with the chances In
favor of MM. a as the other wearer of
the toga
In Arliona. Governor IL II Sloan is
listed for a - Federal Judgeship after
the local elections have passed.
COAST LIGHT IS URGED
Danger Off Cape Rlatvro f-rxrn by
Grounding- of VcseHa.
was predicted last year in a
measure by Captain EHIrotL L 8. N.
now of the cruiser Maryland, but until
July t in charge of the Seventeenth
I-lgothouee District, haa come to pasa
In the steamera ti-igtnaw and Caseo,
having atrurk last week off Cape
Blanco. Captain Llllcott strongly rec
ommended In two annual reports the
advisability of establishing a light-
vessel off that part of the Coast, which
Is regarded aa the moat dangeroua un
protected point between Puget Hound
and San Diego.
There la maintained at Cape Blanco
a sufficient HgM for marking that
promontory, but for a distance of
about six miles there extenda Into
tha ocean what mariner term "foul
water." Port Orford. Fox Rock and
others being the most prominent rocky
obstacles. The Saginaw struck In that
locality during fair weather and waa
helpleaa off the roast for a day before
being towed Into Cooa Bay by th
steamer Redondo. The ateamer Caaco
bit on Fox Rock the night of August
L when It was thought that the usual
rourae waa being steered, and fortu
nately the Injury to her forefoot waa
comparatively lghL otherwise she
might have encountered difficulty mak
ing port. Aa It waa her pumpa were
found sufficient to keep the water
down. While at aea the swell caused
most of the troub'.a
Marine men point t the great dan
ger always existing off Cape Blanco,
and which Is ntenslfled during rough
weather, aa the accidents of last week
occurred wn the ocean waa calm. It
Is the practice for masters of vessel.
coming north to alter their course be
fore reaching Blanco, and all know It.
dangers, but the fact the ateamer fleet
la being Increaaed rapidly, and more
vessels must be utilised after tha open
ing of the Panama Canal, has resulted
In urgent demand being made for the
proper marking of the reef and con
tiguous ground.
Marine Note-.
The steemer Bear arrtvid from Pan
Franrtaro late Saturday night with a
full list ef passenger, and a general
cajjo of frelgtt. 6he-geport ev-emootn, I
rot to boiling and seething In ttie C.iuay ,nJ totcy: wind nurthwe.i 2- mil-s. I jihr ll I 1 I
Southwest that ha. been almmerln "J'"", .J.nVS ILL itiij IVJ
for tha past II montna. I D...r. r.r Fan P-dro; at 10 A. U. eieam-r I
Politician, th. country over of both ?.,?" an'd ' .
voyage tip, with the exception of a stiff
blow encountered off Cap Blanco, trie
also encountered heavy foe; coming up
from the mouth of the Columbia.
The lwntr Nottingham waa towed
from Astoria to Weatport yesterday
afternoon to begin loading; lumber for
the West Coast, after havlna- discharged
her cararo of Australian coal
Having finished load ins; lumber at
St. Helens. Saturday, the Norwegian
steamer. Henrlk Ibsen, waa towed to
Tonrti l"olnt yesterday morning to
complete her cargo of lumber.
Several launches and small boats
have been overtaken by tha Govern
ment patrol boat during; the past week
for not carrying; lights when out on
the harbor at night. Fines have been
Imposed and as a result owners of the
smaller pleasure craft have been tak
ing; mora care, and the orncera report
little trouble on that score for several
days past.
Carrvlnr freight and passengers th
steamer Alliance left down yesterday
morning for Cooa Bay.
The French bark. Ernest Kegouve,
which arrived Friday and Is discharge
Ing coal at the Pacific Coast Company's
hunkers, will m onto the drydock for
cleaning- and painting before taking on
her outward cargo of wheat from the
I'ortland Flouring Milla.
Tha American-Hawaiian steamer Fal -
i T! . vr.nnl.rfi lata
eon left down for tan ranclact lata
last night with a cargo of wool, sai-
mon and canned fruit.
Move-mont of Wsetls.
ATORIA. Aur. J7 Condition
Eureka. Arrived and left up at 1 P.
SK.m.t w. F. Hernn. irom rni cn .ui.
eaa.ltne schooner Anvil, from Pendon. Ar
rived at 1 P. M . bans No. PI. In tow Of tug
Uercuies. from Wan Krancieco.
L-. 1 ..-n A... -Ill Hal eO II 0 2. PI.
tamer Yosemlie and 1 eaowsione. mr
Cnl..mKI 1 I... ' . I JII M n.mpr . .
Lonp- for Portland; steamer Roanoke, for
San Pedro. Aue. 2a Arrlvsa utearaer
Ros CU. from Portland.
rian Francisco. Aug. 21. Arn-"i
Sftrameree uuern. from Victoria; uoveric
from Tcoma: N'.wburi. from l.rava Har
bor: Northland. Iniin Culurabl lllver; Pres
ident, from ftsattle. galled Steamers Ni-s-ara.
for Moll: M. V. Plant, for Healtle: n-
tralla. for ;ras Harhor, t'arloe. for Astjria;
schooner Glanuals. xor biusiaw tuier.
Seattle. Aua 27. Arrived Prince Rupert.
fram Prlnc Runert: steamer tHilhl. from
Tacoma: U. AV. cnilsers West Vlrslnla and
Colorado, from Bremerton. Sailed Hieamer
u.m. u f ft far mmn l-Ttnrltco: 2orinianu.
for Ketchikan: steamer Prince Kupert. lor
Prince Rupert.
Tides at Astoria Monday.
High.
Low.
A. M T.T feet
:SS A. M 1.4 feet
1M l: M.
. .K4 feet TO 22 P
M....1.I feet
MRS. MANSFIELD BURIED
Funeral Senlcr- Conducted at
Rldgrfleld by Portland r.stor.
RIDGEFIELD. Wash, Aug". JT. (Spa-
clal.) Mra Margaret Mansflald died
Tuesday at tha home of her daughter.
Mrs. I'. I. Brunger. in Portland, at ma
age of so yeara and f months. Mrs.
Manstield was born In Delaware County,
Ind , and haa been In the Weat 1 yeara
and waa well known here, tne '
tha mother of ten children, five of
whom are living.
Following are the children who sur
vive her: Mrs. Robert Wilson and
Charles Mansfield, of Rldgefleld; Mrs.
D. O. Brunger. of Portland; Harvey K.
Mansfield, of Lake County. Neb, and
Robert Mansfield, of Zurich. Switzer
land.
The body waa brought hera for bulr-
tal and tha funeral services were held
In the Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. Mr. Bass, of tha
Christian Church, of Portland, officiat
ing. Mrs. Manstield had been a member
of tha Christian Church -for a number
of yeara.
. Kx-Dakota He Went a Picnic.
EUGENE. Or, Aug. 17. (Special)
Bx-residenta of tha Dakotaa to tha
number of ISO enjoyed a plcnlo yester
day at Hendricks Park, and affected an
organlastlon by the election of the fol
lowing officers: President. T. IL Gar
rett; vice-president. Mr. Abraham; aec-
ratary. John L. Marsh.
DA1LT METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
OIlTTJL.Vt. Aur. J7. Maximum temper
ature. o degreee. rrtinlmnin. so aegreea.
wivee eeaHtnv a A M.. 4.S feet: change in
last 24 hours, .7 foot fall. Total rainfall (5
v l n a P f I none: total rainfall alnce
September L 1W11, 84.07 Inches; normal raln-
fall alnce 8sptemDr 1. 4V0I Inches;
defl-
ency or ratBiaii ainee eepiemoer i.
1811.
a, 4 Inchea Total sunshine. 13 hours 8.
minutes: DoSSlMe sunshine. 13 hours 3 min
utes. Ilnrometer reduced, to eea level) at
S P. at, 2vd Inches,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A larse high-pressure field overlies the
fins s'n'-s ar"1 another Is een-
ArCTlOX ttALM TO DA I. -AT
Wlieen-s s action bowse, at It) a. 1
Fnrnlture. 171-1 aeeond strsea
MEETING NOTICES.
HEAPQI-ARTER8 ft. A. R.
TitlAKTUtNT or ORKllON
The funeral of our late comrade
of Sumner Pest. ;o, 13. comer
of Grand avenue and Faat Pine
St.. rltjr. tomorrow Tuesday .
Auru.t z. at ? o-eio-k v. M.
Comradea all kindly resueated t.
C. A. WILLIAMS, AJt.-(.naraL
MAKTHA WA8HIX1TOX CHAP.
TKH. NO. 1. O. B. Stated
meettns tMs I Alondayk evenlns. E-
ri
ort. rrssd sentinel. epeel
stend.d all present and past rraod officer.
Ail O. E. n mvi'.o. iTnr . si.
UtLLK KlCrl Jil-i.-NU, see.
MITTNOW A COTXen. ROT-
AL ARCANl'K. meet, at ST. P.
Halt lllh and Alder streeta. the
second and fourth Monday of each
month at 8 P. M. Visitors cor
dially welcomed. P. I.loyd Cover.
t, a. union ave.
rrxnuL itonrra.
VAX ORSDALL At nee home. n.t Kast
a ae. . E.. Mary E. Van trsdall.
atf.d ?. year, a months T da. Vun.rat
will take plae. from the parlor, of the
Kast cole Kuneral Directors, 41 Kast Al
der and East olxth streets (Tuesday!.
Anrust 29. 1') A. M. Friends respectfully
intusa. nervices at the grave prlvaia
WtrKWlRFv At her hnrae. I'll Mississippi
are. August sr. t. arrte nnrnwlr. aged
! years, hetoved wife of V. A. WlcSwtre.
'uneral will tase rlare from the narlnrs
ot int e..b( pint runerai inrecttrs. East
Alder and Fast Ftxtb streets ITuesdayl,
Ausust r. I r. As. rrlandi rs.pectfully
inilt.u. interment Koee city t. smetary.
RirHARDPON Ausust 2T. Harsaret Rlrh-
araexin. Mrd es y.ars. neote ere re
spectfully Invited t attend the funeral
services at 1 IK P. M. today (Monday) at
the ronareeatlonal Churrb In Oreson Clly.
H-malns will be shipped by Dunnlns A
Mca-ntea.
ROPKRTf The funeral services of the late
Ceorge C. Hoberu will take place at Pin- I
leys psrlra. todsy Monday i. August I
at 1 AU P. M. Interment at Hlvervlew I
Cemetery. Frtende ar. rMpeotfnlly Invited I
to attend.
ON mi s-Lonat, ocx.
MAKurAM SLKO,
FLU HAL. KKMKa
Mala Sle, i Alias.
HXira CO.. M4 Vmjlaaee asm
less, c laaa. Vdw -
Daulsf MrFaMa Fus
Fuaeral
e,k ..a line. fbeave afala
stat.at. ooiee ee least ..
J P. rl'LEl MOM. SJ -ad M.
Lardy attendant, faee. Mala s. A laaa.
IrisllO HOLMa CO.. roaeeal DUer.
ere. t:S Sal at. Lad; assist sal. 1m M. mi
AST SIDI Ftmerml Direct.
e a. tetanias;, lae. K, ss. B lata.
1 Elf H. I. .ass-raker, ess
Hum asset 3 Si. s aeas. lad
Mand National colorbearer. Alvan
c. Edmunds, private Co. C, Tnlh
Regiment. N. T. Vol. Infy., ana
Co. A. Jd Rest, tnited Ptates
cavalry, will be he'd nt the hall
y
attend.
Sec
AMfSEMEVrS.
HP" ( THEATER
A- A , . VJ Ttk aBa Taylar.
Phones Mala 1 and A 1122.
TONIGHT
ALL. THIS WEEK
RAROAIN PRICB
MAT. WEDNBDAT
Harry L. Cort Presents
MAX FIG MAN
flUPPP'RTED BT I.OLITA ROBERTSON
A.Vn A FI'LENUlU COMfA.NI
la the romfdy Success.
"Tint HARHIACK DP Kll'lt "
Evenlnes: Lower flior. 75c. 60c: balcony.
Boo. Kc: a-all.rv. r..rved and admission.
15c liar. .in WMtn.ail.v .natlnee: www
floor and balcony. 2.1e: .a'l.rv. reserved and
summon, loc; saturaay ist.. doc, t-c.
eJtATt a. A 10ia
U1TI T. sT pn w w-v a.
V THEATEB. 5-Z5-5(X-7Sfl
WKKK AI'fll ST IS H ermine Minne at Co.
In the fan-leal Fanta.y. "Tie Little Cwwi-
dM" Itlnnk family, The Three Lelcitona,
noea ir.iner, vt uson and vmsoo, rriiu-
rose tour, ltrpjamip Horning to.
rB-annlled Vanderltla
I WEEK AlC.l ST 17 Three Marx Bros.
I ,n , n" " l : Allle I-eelle Hansen,
MoBfc nnhrn white Mane Hope, Hpe-
I rial added Attraction William Flemen Co.
In Hek to Hostan.' Pantaa-earone.
Popular prices: matinee daliy 2:.T, T:!K.
Iff'
Mmttnw Every I)ar.
Formerly UrnndL
foilii.so a ronoldlne.
IteHned. aadeellle.
WFKK At i.t'NT ttl Knufmann-s 1-aoy
yrllte. Mirlner and Will-. Phinn TTI
una TVIiinnl. A (a. Mall mo. Noodles
Fasan, flran.laecope.
OAKS PARK
!4 seres ef Amusement of all Kinds, Free
Attractions. Daily Parurhnte Tbrllls. Miss
Tiny Broadwlck. world famous, every after
noon but Monday, at 4:l promptly. Dare-
tlralh triple drop today, every nisuv uu
Monday at V::tu ascents and arops oy
ItroSd w lea famllv In blsre of fireworks.
I .ah week of act. Metropolitan Opera ur-
let. eveninrn ; afiernoons :::10. Daily con
cents by Philip Pels and Oaks Park BantV.
Fasteai launches on river at Morrison nriuse
to oaks; express cars to osks at J- irsi anu
Alder streets. Admission to pars, tw; cmi-
dren under 12. Ac; children under o. free.
'Tre, anvivherc.
tral at sea off tha New Encland coast. An
L-ahaped depression extends from Texss to
Southern Uslifomia, then northward to Brit
ish Columbia. There la every Indication of
a tropical storm on the Boutn Atlantic oai.
the barometer reading at 1. nariesion inn
venlne helne 2a.uJ Inches, with a wind ve
locity of 3U miles an hour from the north
east, and accompanied by rain. Light rains
have fallen In tontana. the Dakotas. South'
western Utah. Colorado, Louisiana, and light
moderately heavy raina in Arisona.
Southern Louisiana and on the Atlantio
Hlope. Tbun.ier storms were reported from
M-Klrna. Dodre City. Shreveport. Buffalo
and Atlantic flty. The weather Is warmer
In Eastern Oregon. Kastern as nine ton.
Northern Idaho. Montana, interior Weatern
Canada, alot.c the Mexican border, in the
west lake region, and central Mississippi and
Ohio valleya. ana it is cooler on tne . Oregon
Washington coast, in the basin, central plat
eau and plains states, the eastern lake re
gion and in Southeastern Aouth Carolina. .
The Indications are for continued fair
weather in this district Monday, with no
decided temperature cnanaea.
FORECAST8.
Portland and vicinity Fair; northwesterly
rinds.
Oregon and Washington Fair; northwest
erly winds.
Idaho Fair.
THEODORE F. DRAKE.
AcMn- PtPtrlrt Forecaster.
CLASSIFIED AD.
RATES
PaUy est Bandar.
Per Una
One time
.......11
name ad tnree eeaaeuuiive UsM. .
14 sts wr sevesi coowcuura
ma acronnaanjr au-i-teera
tola steeds eemng aa
est eaea a.'
.a ad eoMntoa twe' teas '
Uian !
Yt bea ene auveniseaneas as et run in ee
eet-uUte Ususe Uia sss-tuns wmim applies.
in iovit ee svst luiinuMuuu a
ennxge miu pasen ea Uie avtnai mimhss
1 el liuea appsartsg la tne uaper,
al tne luuber mi words us atdi
lM AIS AOaaS Ml BSTSTMPBUIttUtS
cbaxgeu ay a&onsure anly, 14 Unas le turn
i teaa fabat. rmCtM oddLt tm
iBiMt -lsw Ttj-Oa-y avnd mil oUitr .ilBiiin
toHsaVawtiona W Mltteii, k mmmlm.
hmr KBAt. KaMtma. rrtvai jrmllltM.
Kstmoiu. ud jtttMaXtf. k'rivmtm k amUlcstv
lb rt in moot citftMuicAUoas m l
la. aallJBtB J)hJftCll ilUertlOaL
kar tttm mcMum4miUu of Matrons. Th
OrrmomMMm win iMrvvpw cuMiora ftavertUfs
sxriawti Las mr tit tvifuuiMM. urovttiiBtt tb ad
truf U ubtrrtijLr tm either ptx.ee, . 1S I
prlcee WUI unw ever we paeee. DUI
kaiiL erlll be rendered ttie I-Uvwiu tie v.
V tarlhrr eeec-queat Advert leemente will ee
accepted ever ane phone oepende apoa the
erwnjtaee el the pay meat of telephwae d
-nla-uirntT teltuaUaMi Wanted and far
atynai advsrtlaeanenta mill net be accepted !
ever the ieUphisne. Orders for ens Inesrttun
mmif wlli he actccpted lur "Uouaee (er &.
9 uraJture (or baie," "ttealneee OpportwAio
awatn'
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OrTlCB CITT UAU. Mela . A ?Ua.
BOLaJTB OFFICKB. Bifgeaet CimiSa
Rsaldenesa 4 X. Mth N. Kast 4TT
K A. Vimjrnli-e- Km. MSB VMM St
?C. u. fcatoa. Kea. TS E. leta. aat lTea
kteree Axabulavnoe, A 41 01; Pr. AVa. e.
Nlrbta. CaDdays and UoUdajrs lMj Ps.
tvs. 4: Trunk t.
ygff TODAY.
PU.XO STUDIO
Of Louie H. Boll ODen about Pen. 10.
Address communications care Kohler A
Chase Piano House. 176 Washington il
CLASSY
MOOM HOME IN IRVIH
L.ylna:-room, dlnlns; - room, den with
built-in rle.ic. bookcaaes. dlsanDearlna
bed and fireplace. Dutch kitchen, white
a n a m 1 a d; wash - room and toilet
down atalrs: live bedrooms, with
dresslnar ronrrps In connection: a-lasa-
enrlnsed sleeplns;-porcn. Datn and
toilet upstairs; finished attic, plastered
basement and tarsia porches: three
fireplaces t Rook wood tile), furnace:
first floor finished In quarter-sawed
oak. second ' floor In 'white enamel and
tnahoaanr: Plata and art-alass win
dows throughout: speaklns; tube, elec
tric aoor opener, extra teiepnone con
nections, dust and linen chute and
many other convenlencea. Street lm-
Dfovemente In and paid.
Built for a home and complete In
every detail. Supervising; architect on
tha Job every day. Mdst have money
at once, and will sell at cost. Phone
owner Sunday. C .242; durlns; week,
Main 0 or A .SOS, .
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THIS BINUALOW FOR S32SO.
Larae 1! vlrtpr-reom with fireplace and
disappearing- bed: dining-room. Dutch
kitchen, lata, bedroom with closet,
bathroom and toilet. Also larae porch
and basement. Lot EOxlOO. near rood
carllne: I2S0 cash, balance to suit. It
Interested call Mr. Guthrie, Main 127,
or A
Western Oregon Trust Co.
3T3 s-lerk at.
MORTGAGE LOANS
lOO.OOA l Ham ftc
PACIFIC TITLE A TRLST CO
J Cfcaaabe f C sum arc.
1
X warsnaa ha kb ssaam ntataUswajaanma, 4fJBar-awSB, a SaV a sV
Seme
itsmlllannse
erwss. .
nia wore
eesiuemesie ss
Unee.
VKW TODAY.
LOT OWNERS.
We pay cash for equi
ties In vacant lots.
Denier A Dernier Kty. Co,
640 i:namDer com.
' Main 6594.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CC JOHN E. CRONAN, HOf
J JO IHia Spalding Blag. C (J
I-OI LIU BERSIDQ8 A THOMPIO.t.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. AI'XjITORs.
Commercial. County and Municipal
Aadltlng. Investigating and arstematlslaa.
114 Worcester oioca, rnone Mam ...f.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Berk. William Q-. 812 Falllm
BKL'BAKER BlNElUCi,
b.ds. M. B4B,
bids.
eoa McKay
Chapln Berlow, 832 Chamber Commsree.
Cook. B. a. at CO.. DUS Cornell ciog.
Jennlnss Co. Mam IS. 206 Uregonlaa.
PALMER-JONES CO, U. P.. 21 Commar
clai Cluh hlda.
The Ortion Real Estate Co.. Grand ave aad
Multnomaa at. (Holltday Adaiuonf
REAL ESTATE.
For bale
-Lota.
PORTLAND HEIO.HT3 VIEW LOT.
A line rlew lot. :ts 131120, not far from
Ford il bridge and overlooking the city;
facing on two streets; fine place to build
one or two bouses; must be sold quickly;
price $-2v0. half cash; not many anaps
like this.
GRVSSr A ZADOW.
1T Board nf Trade I! Id g.. 4th and Oak its.
WEST FIDE LOTS,
tluu.
Rlrht on rftrltne on npper Washington
St. West 89th and Tamlilll St.. beyond
City Park; easy payments.
NATIONAL REALTY i TRUST CO..
Chamber of Commerce Bldg..
Main 6121).
10 DOWN. 10 PER MONTH.
Fine vlfw lot. matured fruit trees, re
stricted dJatrlct. caar car. cement walk.
Hun water, fruit cared for free of
charr. 202 Board of Trade bid- aar-
haM 471. A 1022.
IU you know what la Koine to happen In
boutneaat rortiand7 well, men, una out
and so up to Institute place, cor. E. 2Sth
ana Hoijcat. ana ct one oi tne xew
remaining lots at $6W. Western Securl-
tlea Co.. 414 Spalding bldg.
BEAUTIFUL, sightly block o( ground, j
ovcrlooklnr tne need institute crouna: it l
Is covered with bearing orchard contain
ing a great variety or fruit ana berries;
owner will sell at a sacrifice: must have
llnoo ch. Call 414 Hpaldlng bldg.
PORTLAND HEIOIIT3 SACRIFICE. .
Have 2 beautiful lots In Ureenway,
view of ML Hood: price 43000: will take
$2090 If sold before Sept. 1.. Main iobl.
A 339. ; - -
WILL take $350 for my equity In two
In Hyde 1'ark one block from sandy
roaa sna cariiue- s, unpnant, juundee, ;
Or.
FIN E lot on Stanton St., H block to Will-
lams are.; price 1VK: $'kK) cash, balance
to suit. lieals & Robinson. 201 . 11th
st. K. n
110UU.
100100, Bouth at u Tabor, three block t
from ait. laoor rara; tenxte. roan u
Ml. .
Oxioa JN Belle Crest. 2 blocks from csr-
Jlne; well located. lseison. a 163, he.
4.1t.T.
COi'NCrL. Crest Park view site; get my
prices for either city or valley views. W.
J. baker. HI Board of Trade.
FOR. BALIS Corner lot. east front, 60x100,
at .tn anu i uisiiuuok, now tny i lira.
cheap, easy terms. r"uone itoor 1731.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS; grand view lot.
overlooking city, saoUO. Main 8051, A
SH39.
SlHM TAKES them; 2 good 37x100 lots.
1 Dtock Kicnmona ocnoo. u ure- i
gonlan.
7oxl00 IRVINOTON beautiful building site.
C. J. McCrscken. BQ4 .McKay bldg.
J275 BUYS a fine, signtiy lot 20 minutes
irom tne earner 01 1 urnauu , you van 1
beat this; If you let me, I can prove It
to you. See me at 414 apaidlng bldg.
IKVINGTON Investigate this snap for sale .
by owner; misiw on lutn. near o tan ion.
tl.SO. Phone Main 3113.
TWO Iota. 100x100. in choicest part of Belle
Crest. lor aals cheap; part casn. i soi.
Oregonlan.
liolSO. ON 2uth at., corner; cheapest
ar-srtment-nouae site on tne maraei; easr
terms. AJ uregonian.
LOTTS, oOxlou. 75 to $260; easy terms. 1
to 4 blocks from electric car station: man.
tslebhone. close In. West 81de property;
T bast (or borne or Investment; big Increase
I. m. 1...- wn Knv nnw I W Uaf.
ferlln KeaHy Co., 2o3 Corbett bids. Both
p nones.
10 DOWN. HO PER MONTH.
Fine view lot. matured fruit trees.
Stricted district, near car, cement walks.
riuil Kun ater, iruic caret ior xrea ok
charge. 202 Hoard of Trade bldg. ilar-
Shell 473, A lOTZ.
BEE Le Noir A Co. for WEST FIDE prop
erty. Exclus ve dealers In W b-HT bioi
realty. We have some low-priced bar
gains In - close-In residence property - at
the present time. Ground Floor. Cham
ber of commerce.
LOT. 40X.100, street Improved, water In,
id
Alblna-ava. carltna; price ttOO: S40 cash.
balance 1ft per month.
JLIH.V3UN a .
B30-2J Board ot Trade bldg.
WEST BTARK AND MD STo.
Lata t'0. easy terms; best bur In the
cltr: ner carllne bulldlns; see us at ance
EUrlKG HKA11 I ft TKuB I V-U..
40J Yeon bids. Marshsll e-49.
For Sale House..
MR. LOT OWNKK. HERB 18 TOUR I
CHANCE TO IMPROVE TOUR PROPER
TY WITH A liUM a.. FLAT OR Af ART
WENT: WILL FINANCES IT AT A LOW
KATE OIT INTfiKEST; FLAaNS FUR
NISHED FREE. IT WILL PAT TOU TO
COMJE LN A1 TALK. THIS UVJLM.
J. 6. ATKINS.
ARCHITECT A.ND BUTLDKR.
HENRT BLLO.
FOR SALIC SOO0 EAST TEJRM3.
Claasy, roodsrn. eonvsnisnt 7 -room
housa In Laurajlhurst: 2 lota. lawn, bll-
1 lard -room, laundry, shotrar bath. flraiss
cook sr. 2 flrvDlacas. furnaoa. bufffst. cs-
ment baaamsnt. aquariura, to. ; will oon
slder lot first payment. Tabor or
alar-hall Z&uu. '3 McKay bidf.
SEB THIS SNAP.
KVar.y nw 5-room housa. Rait SId:
modern plum bins", corner lot. close to car.
Owner bought farm property and must
hav xnonsy quick. A bargain you can't
afford to mlaa. tfeo Mr. Bishop, ii art man
A Thompson. 4tn ana b tar it.
ROStiMERE.
Flna saw house, elcrant floors. French
nlata mirrors, rest nc tea aistrict: investl-
ate; Rosa City Park car; sat off at 42,
walk two blocks to L No. 453. Mala
414.
THE house for big family; plenty of bed
rooms; buy now ana you can nave tinting
sans dsaooratina to suit you. Flna. substan
tial bom at moderate cost and on attrac
tive terms, au urejronmn.
RIGHT DOWN TOWN.
OAOarl S-room bouse on river bank, be
tween Broadway and bteel brld-s; will
take suburban iox aa par, pay menu owner.
u3 Falling bia
8 BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
saOo casta, balance monthly Darmenta:
aseota. - J itriw, Jbaai X.J. w. ai. Herd-f
man.
BY OWNER.
" Bungalow, half block Richmond car.
S3VOU I .loera. niicwuni ior large pay-
msnt. ' E. 8th. Tabor 1143.
-ACRE HOMB.
Kat little 4-room plaatered eottare. be
tween two sc carllne. $.000; tiQO cash.
$15 monthly. rra w . wmin, Burn
side. M or A 1774.
ELEGANT, new 7-roora bungalow, all Im-
nrnvamenTi. run corner 101. ciosa tn J-f-
f arson High School, no agents. Owner.
T . Oregon tan.
NEW, modern. 7-k
modern. 7-fpom bnngaJow. one block
to -car, cioae in. weaia st jtoDinson, si
E. 11th St. B. 5023.
hjH iAl-E By owner, o-room bungalow. 2
lots vx luv, mrm, owner going
away. Fhone janor yfu.
(ROOM cottage v. ooasiocjc canine; no
agents: term or wuum irae; owner.
Miin -
A BEAUTIFUL, bungalow horn In Irving-
ton, S rooms na mirym porcn, IOL T.iX
loo. c. J. mc. racaen. in McKay bldg.
i M,Ij give handsome discount for SlOoo
casn on mw i us w -iwuui uuuw- on i y
$2.'s0: It cost more, pnone jnarai.au gfta.
T-hOOM house, lot; modern; sell easy terms; I
exchange lumuiuau, snrm prnperiy.
g31t- A -Q.. 11 worTiaajn. noom 0.
lit'tsT sell at once, modern six-room bun-
atow, or win rem v a y wimuu
. . . . m . rskV.A QAfl
rniiareu. rnvu w-.
GENUINE) bargain; $2000 cash for my equity ,
In a 6-room bungalow; $7O0 loan you
ROSE CITT PARK BONOALOW. will take ONK re on p0Well Valley road. small pay
lot aa first payment, balance easy terms. I " J, down. easy payments; a bargain.
Tabor !
SWELL bungalow and one acre only (2650.
.asy terms. fnone owner, noi.
14 - -iRVINtJTO ror sale, modern reai-
oeace.
For sarUculars. phone C 234.
REAL, ESTATE.
For-Sale Houses.
HANCOCK
ST.
BEAI'TIFLX
HOME.
100x100 FJTFT.
Hlffhlv Improved corner, lots of phrub
very. beautiful lawn, houe about 1V 'ra
old; g roomn, 2 halls, larne floored attic,
ruum enough for tw.i bedrooms in attic.
LHnlnK-room beautifully finished mahrB
any colon, fine fixtures. I'rlce includes
shades, fixtures and wood and san ranees.
This place also has two upstairs porches.
Iloth streets caved snd paid. A house
that you will like, built for a home and
Is a home.
Price ss.-oo; reasonable terms; balance
at 6 per cent. Act quick.
HAHTMAN ft THOMPSON. BANKERS,
Real Estate Dept.,
Chamber of Commerce bldr.
SWIMS CHALET. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
A nne .-room bunnalow; hot water neai.
fine fireplace, (tarace, finest kind of
plumbing: lot 47xv: some fruit trees
and small fruits: ifallt for a home and
doubly constructed ; price Includes Ktis
ranKe anu linoleum; only x.iow
ca.h and $20 per month. On East Oth St.
near ivari.
ORT-ssr 7.Arow.
317 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak gts.
ROSE CITY PARK
SACRIFICE.
SNAP! SNAP! SNAP!
7 rooms, built-in bookcases, buffet, fur-
nsce. laundrv travs. solid oak floors, mir
ror doors; must sell; ;;5o cash; balance
NATIONAL REALTY A- TRITST CO..
Room 7 J J, Chamber of Ccmmercs Bldg.
Phone .Main &12!.
THAT VACANT LOT.
WHT NOT Tl.HN A BURDEN INTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN
A LOT, WE WILL FURNISH TH B
MONEY AND BUILO RESIDENCE OR
FLATS. PLANS Fit EE, IK WE BUILD.
OUR REPUTATION YOUR PROTEC
TION. II WILL PAY YOU TO SEB
VS.
L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC.. CONTRACT-
1MI ARCHITECTS. 324 ABINOTOS BUD.
IRVINGTON BARGAIN.
Irvlnpton inodirn hume, new, beautiful
reception hall, hire.- llirht livliuz-room.
beau if ut dining-room, hardwood floors.
en with lavatory, modern Dutch Kitcnen,
four bedrooms, mirror doors, finished at
tic, sleeping porch, furnace, all complete.
i Dulit It and it is the bt-5t : must sell,
and will make terms. Phone owner, B .
I4:q.
HIGHLAND. FINE HOUSE.
Nice, modern, 2 -story, ti-room house.
with all latest conveniences; lot StixlOo;
east iront, on Eaat lot 11. near Alberta;
price 4100, half cash; a splendid home
anu wen Duiit.
GKLSSI & ZADOW.
317 Board of Trado Bid.. 4th and Oak gts.
FOR SALE at a great sacrifice, ray equity
in completely furnished o-room cottag;
e ery thin new ; piano, brass bed, blrds-
eye maple furniture; jl4uo will take
everytnintr: price .i:uu. SliO a month:
Phone Woodlawn 822tf or C 24-9. Call
IM1 E. 9th North.
WALKING DISTANCE.
3300 Modern 6-room house, two-story
house, two years old, close to East
Bide high end Hawthorne schools.
Deautuui lawn ana flowers, every
thing In first-class condition. Owner
7 t-. 19th. Phone E. 3J13.
atih.S f value in a home ever offered: one
block to Hose city Park car. on 62d at.:
four trees on an east -front lot ; large
rooms and attic: au built-in effects: small
down payment; balance like rent. If
you are particular Uiia will suit you. See
J. S. ATKINS. Henry Bldr.
j FOR SALE Easy terms, 3 first-class, swell
6 and 7 -room houses: be sure to see them;
37h, $3"io ana $4000; S per cent down.
balance 10 per month with 7 per cent
interest; betdn 1231 Missouri ave., 4 blocks
north of Killings worth, or Inquire Calumet
rioteu
A LIFETIME TO PAY.
Moving to Mexico; offer modern 0-room
dwelling, clear, near car, stores, schools.
churches; fine corner, loOxlOO; fruit;
am all payment, balance 50 years. Main
or A iaii.
HANCOCK STREET. A PAVED STREET.
s rooms and sleeping porch, good lawn.
all rooms tinted. Rood fixtures, jcood lo
cation; a corner lot with east and south
facing, built-in tireless cooker: street im
provements puid ; price $0650, 11 cash.
Phone owner. Tabor 217.
A SACRIFICE.
Three lots, 50xlu4 each, and 5-roora
modern bouse, 1 block from car on 33d St.;
all In laree bearinar fruit trees, berries.
grapes, trarden. etc.; a very attractive
and comfortable little home; price only
e-o.)U. m arsna 11 .j ..
BEAUTIFUL ROriK CITY PARK
. BUNGALOW.
flOxlOO corner, fine lawn and trees, largra
living rooms ana nrwpiace, ount-in Dook-
cases and buffet, shower bath, cement
basement, fricn 4.uu, including carpets.
rang?, tc. ; a?y 'crmg. xaDor lr!tf.
VERY handsome, . 2-story bungalow, with
nrepiare, run cement basement, etc.;
block from car In ,Rose City Park; every
thing modern; sacrifice. sriirOO, terms:
provementi all paid; elegant electric light
fixtures. David Lewis, room il. Lumber-
rn e ns bid g.
WEST SIDE Pee Le Nolr & Co. for WEST
is ID E RESIDENCES. Exclusive dealers
in WEST SIDE REALTY. We have with
out doubt the largest list of homes for
sale on this side of the Willamette.
urounu t loor. Chamber or Commerce.
DO.VT PAY RENT.
we have 4. o and 6-room homes, all
modern. In restricted districts, for sale on
easy term a rroviaent investment
Trustee Company. 201-2-3 Board of Trade.
Marshall 47... A
$3.0 ISUYS a modern b-room home In fine
resiaer.ee aistrict; nous nui every
convenience; owner is non-resident
and reeds Immediate cash: prlco is ex
ceedingly low. Call 414 Spalding bldg. for
particulars.
flow CASH or $I20 on easy terms. 4-room
cottage, on run lot. west aide tiiu. splen
did view, fruit trees, 10 minutes' walk
to Council Crest car. Phone Main 6S3ti
or write P. O. Box 21.
OWNER'S special sacrifice; artistic bunga
low, latest design, li hi lvon su, S-'.S'M):
worth $a00 more; little cash, balance
monthly payments ; select neighborhood;
scrutinizing buyers satisried.
MOST EXCLUSIVE KECTMO.V
In tha Hawthorne-ave. district; attractive
house. 6 rooms and sleeping porch, with
furniture, fdauu; casn required f3.00. In
quire or owner, gi x eon pmg.
FART PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Owner will ell either of two modern
bungalows, on easy terms, rake W-R car
to southwest corner oi ajil and Clinton sts.
Key at vtin timw"-
FOK sale or rent, a furnished house on
Kirhv and weDSter sis., opposite tne Jar.
ferson High School; $30 per month rent.
or will sell on easy .eriua. inquire CaiU
ment Hotel, jou i a.ru. m.
BY OWNER: new modern 4-room buntra-
low; easy terms, inquire or Frank Woif.
2110 East Wasco at. Lea Bow Fark Add.,
Montavilla.
O. W. M. REAL ESTATE.
Deal with us. We are reliable.
605
Gerllngcr bldg.
looxioo UN uo nc st.. near Kodnev iv
with fair nouse; asiuay ouy. J(XK. Call
414 epai Qing Diag.
FOR BALE By owner. 6-room bungalow.
135 K. etotn St.. s taoo, on terms.
LEAVING city; new 5-room bungalow. 351
East 8th st , 2 blocks Hawthorne are.
$30 MONTHLY buys new modern 5-room
nome. pnonc owner, ,asi .i4L
For Sale Business Property.
WAREHOUSE SITE.
Corner Fast bth and Caruthera sta.. con
taining over tyNko square feet, on main
line 8. P. Railroad, adiotnlnr Inman-
Poulsen mill; especially well adapted for
warehouse or factory sue.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
212-1M3 Commercial Club Bldg.
phones Main 86:0, A 2U53.
ABOUT 5000 square fet of floor room, one
or two floors; well iignted for a small mfg.
bus 1 ne s s. 428 Harrison su Main 4O02.
BUSINESS property for sale. Killingsworth
ave.; stores ana nau -rice fiwu, cash.
AT ar-H, Oregonlan.
For lele Acreage.
6-AC HE tracts ot qeep. rich soil, well
waturea " awfc. v. nui . near
.ah e-atirnnri town and overlooking th
Columbia River; one hour from Portland.
ISO per acre, m ioomng ror
better dujt. ma m"-" ivv fin.
10 ACRES, all cultivated, fine view of Val
ley town, eiectric rauiur rv n. fjwner
will ixchange for home in Portland, or
sell on terms, jiqu r.tiBvrjri.n. -n car.
4,00 Two-acre tract on Killingsworth ave..
in hlgn SUiie ui vk.is. UVw ua.ru ana
splendid cistern; part cash. Miller. 416
Cham ber of commerce niag.
FOR BALE 4 acres, Palatln Hill; an Ideal
home site, oi "J'aoie tracts
or WbUe Housa road. AK 362. Orego
nlan.
FINE fishing and hunting; 30 to 360 acres
of fine land on waanougai rtiver. miles
from i-orutmu. oo, mrguuioa.
vntm nwn term. u acm in W OOO bum
vv . . . iO(Vi . iit anJ
orchard f-. w.t- ur city
r-rooertT. u o.w. ws.t-i.
ACREAGE and farms, from $12.50 per acre
4 StSmpnrr. Anaugq peg.
A.I 864. Oregonisn.
S ACRES GATES CROSSING.
Cleared, fruits, berries, etc.; clo,e to car.
10c fare. Fred w. uerman, ii, Burnslde,
Mala 277a
REAL ESTATE.
-Acreage.
ACREAGE.
Homes that produce a revenue; a
few acres in the beautiful valley
just west of tho city, only 40 min
utes' ride from Fourth and Yam
hill sts., gives you a home, an in
vestment "and a revenue. Produces
extraordinarily and will double in
value in a short time. Good water,
the best of soil and on two car
lines; you can work in the city;
. 1. 2, 5 and 10-acre tracts with com
pleted road along each tract, now
selling at S250 to $500 per acre and
upon easy monthly payments.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANYf
10U Fourth St.
Main 35. A 30.
ACREAGE.
20 acres. 10 acres in cultivation, fair
house and barn. 1 mile school, store,
church; only $11,100: $1500 cash, balance on
or before 3 ye;-rs at 7 per cent.
lUi acres, all in cultivation. 4 acres In
prunes, small house, chicken house, fenced
with 4 wires, (rood well. 4 blocks electric
station; only $l!3.-t0; $1250 cash, balance 3
years at i er cent.
7U. acres, fill hiffh state cultivation.
block from railroad station, 10 miles from
2i and Washington, Portland: good build
ing's; with place Is a biftrn, cow and tools;
ah in crop, fruit and garden. This is fine
place for country home, and if sold next
week will go for $4000; $iouu casn, Dai
ance own terms.
J. B. ATKINSON.
Vancouver, Wash.
401 Washlr.Eton St., opposite Postofflcs.
ACREAGE.
S-acre tracts, opposite St. Johns
and two miles back from the Wll
amette River; fertile soil, no rock,
gravel or steep hillside, fine stream
, of running- water, school on tract.
'a few more 5-acre tracts at $1."V
per acre, -when a much hiffher price
will be asked. Get in on the ground
flloor prices.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY,
102 Fourth Pt.
Main 35. A. 8500.
WEST BTATTON. '.
Where things grow all Summer I
1 to 20-acre tracts, fine for fruit
er alfalfa; easy terms. You owe It
to yourself to find out about this,
HARTMAN A THOMPSON,
See Mr. Bishop.)
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
4th and Stark.
A BEAVERTON SNAP.
20 acres fronting on Farmington County
road: la under cultivation, balance in pas
ture: nice big house and barn and all
kinds of outbuildings; family o St hard in
bearing; finest of soil and level; with
place goes 2 good horses and harness. 3
wagons, 2 plows, 1 disc, some cows, pigs
and chickens; price for a quick sale only
$-5 per acre; terms; 'land adjoining in
being sold at S400 uo: without improve
ments. For particulars call on C. F.
Pfluger & Co., suite 12 Muikey bldg., 2d
and Morrison sts.
FOR SALE 5 acres, all under cultivation.
large house, barn and outbuildings, good
soil, located about 7 milts'south of center
of Portland. West Side; has well and
springs, running all the year; will take
good citv lot or lots and some cash for
his equity of f 22f0; mortgage of $2300
can De assumed, t or runner iniormauon
call on C. F. Pfluger & Co., realty dept.,
suite 12 Muikey bldg., 2d and Morrison sts.
1, 2. 8, 5 and 10-acre tracts, close to Port
land; good eiectrio car service; Dest sou;
good roads, mail, telephone, etc.; $100
to $800 per acre ; easy terms; best In
vestment today: big Increase in values
for you If you buy acreage now. J. W.
Hefferlln Realty Co., 203 Corbett bldg.
Both phones.
ONLr 10 PER CENT CASH.
Balance will pay Itself on our 5 to 20-acre-
tracts, 22 mites south of Portland
and 2 mlls from town of 4000; "red
shot" soil; best for fruit, berries or vege
tables; mavlam roads; $200 per acre.
Eager ualion, 910 Lewis bldg., 4th and
Oak sts.
15.63 ACRES $G2, on terms; no rock or
gravel; good iruit, garden or cmcicen
ranch; one hour Irom Portland, 2' miles
from river and rail transportation, with
in M mile of macadam wagon road,
school and rural mall delivery. -il5 Lum
ber Exchange.
FREE wood and water the balance of your
life; 2 acres good land, neat nouse, oarn,
chicken-house, all fenced chicken tight;
price $12."0. H cash, ba.1. to suit; this
place is within 6 miles of center of Port
land, on tha west; no rock, gravel or
canyon; a snap. P 3'J3, Oregonlan.
YELLOW NEWTOWN'S AND SPITZEN
BERG3. 40 acres of the best apple land in the
state, close to Portland, planted to these
flmst of apples, In tracts to suit, at only
S'l-5 per acre, terms; investigate. P 3tW,
Oregonlan.
$375 BUYS 10 acres deep red shot anil.
aoaptea to iruu uu ce.t,u.ule-B t u. 1 1
smooth and tillable; no rock; wood and
water; close to school, postoff ice and
store; within easy reach of Portland and
tho cheapest land on the market. 512
Couch bldg. 109 4th st.
FOR SALE One acre, 4 blocks west or
Meldrum station, on j. j. canine, smau
4-room house, chicken-house and chick
ens, good well, garden and potatoes. 8
cords of wood; price $100. J. D. Garllck,
P. O. address. Oregon City.
For Sale
-Homesteads.
ADVANTAGES OF OREGON 100-page
book gives amount or Government una
open to homestead In each county Jn the
states of Oeegon and Washington and de
scription of same; gives homestead, des
ert, timber, stone, coal and mineral laws;
two maps of Oregon In colors, 21xt!3,
showing R. R. in operation, one showing
all proposed R. R. and electric lines, in
cluding Eastern and Central Oregon; 20o
each, or three 50c; map of Washington
In colors, 21x23, 20c Nlrarao, Runey &
Co.. Hamilton bldg.
For Bal3 Fruit Levnda,
I HAVE a fine 90-acre fruit ranch only 3.1
miles from Portland, all level. Detween
the Lewis River and Cedar Creek, with
boat landing on the place, logging timber,
etc, also a nne country store with Vt acre
adjoining; line stock of goods, all for
$11.0o0; will give good terms or will sell
separate. AP Oregonlan.
FOP. SALE By owner, tract of orchard land
near i-yie. wasn.; aooui o .cin i cuuy iui
planting, balance unimproved; dwelling
house and outbuildings. Price low; terms
easy. C. M. McLeod. Lrle. Wash.
WHITE SALMON. Wash., fruit and hay
lands, for sate. rue ior pa. liuuihis.
Homer G. Day. White Salmon, Wash.
For 8ale Farms.
1 OWN 500 aores of the best located land In
Oregon. Is witnin i o mues oi ruiunnu
on the A.
Ing excellent transportation facilities.
There is 4.000,000 feet of timber and 100
acres of the very best bottom land. In
order to secure some other holdings I am
forced to make a sacrifice of this 500
acres, on which I will make an excellent
Inducement if taken before September L
AL 223. Oregonlan.
A GREAT BUT FOR 125 PER ACRE.
54 acres, locatea ciooe iw ruiumiu
.lthln 5 minutes- ot eiecinc t
station and 6 stores; 22 acrea cleared IS
acres partly cleared, balance fine timber;
.11 n-n (rrinfc- household Kood.. chlck-
ens. 2 one big work horses go with place-;
I'o tons ot nay. g-ooa u-iutmi nuu.c. . piw.
wells. David Xewls, room Luraoeriiieus
bldg
IMPROVED ranch. 10 acres, large 5-room
housa ana Darn, an nmui ui j
ries Jersey cow. good horse ana buggy,
all improvements; 8 miles from Portland,
one mile irom cictu ic .im.uw, ' o .
STiOO cash will handle; will consider city
Mn..-t. in eschange. Provident Invest
ment Trustee Co.. 201. 202. 203 Board
of Trade bldg;
HERE Is a real bargain ror you In real
c,tate .iu acres vi tuu, . iuiiu.i.
About 60 acres In alfalfa and suitable to
grow hops, fruit, etc., at R0 per acre,
and 180 acres of upland at 110 per acre.
It will pay you to look this up. tVrlte AV
818, Oregonlan. '
FOR SALE 20 acres improvea, gooa son.
fruit, berries, nice iivme, wuofc bh, wihci
business; cheap at $4000; team, harness, 2
9 fnwa. 75 chickens, farm tools.
furniture, entire crop Included; will rent.
Call or write. Box 156. Falls City, Oregon.
BEAUTIFUL. 15-acre tract, all In cultivation.
With beaUIUUl DUUUiwrb wi uu itjiiua, w
carline and at station; high achool and &
stores within 3 diocks; near t-oriiana.
grt.Mto buys It If taken this week. Davia
Lewis, room 2. Lumbermens bldg.
40 ACRES. 2 miles rrom Nortn riams. i
acre ciearea, ' e 1'1 " r .
cedar and flr timber; good soil; 165 per
acre, terms. MlusDoro, ur., koiiis a, box
12.
217 ACRES black loam and red soil; good
water rignt; i" liuuijiu, i"r
price and terms, call on or address J. R.
Vnlte. Kerby. Josephine County. Or.
RANCH 60 acres, with buildings. 18 miles
from roruanu. sene iF""c uar.atu
for all cash, by owner. 1H2 Morrison St.
A NICE little suburban home of 13 acres.
near uaiia.. v--, .m r ur luii in
formation, lock box 45. Dalles.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Farms.
WE WANT 20 MEN
WHO HAVE GOOD RED BLOOD IN
THEIR VEINS, WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK AND WORK HARD: MEN WHO
WANT TO GET AWAY FROM A "JOT."
AN'D THE WORRY OF WHETHER
THEY ARE TO BE "FIRED" OR NOT;
MEN WHO WANT TO BE THEIR OWN
BOSS. FOR 2o OF SUCH MEN WE
HAVE 20 10-ACRE TRACTS LOCATED
OUT FROM SHERIDAN, WHERE TH B
LAND WILL PRODUCE THE BEST
CROPS OF ANYTHING THAT WILL
GROW ANYWHERE. WHERE THE
VIEW IS AN INSPIRATION FOR ANY
ONE; WHERE THE SURROUNDINGS
ARE OF THE BEST.
TO 20 OF THESES RED-BLOOPBD
MEN WE WILL MAKE SUCH TERMS
AND PRICES THAT THEY CANNOT
AFFORD TO PASS UP THE PROPO
SITION. SOME OF OUR LAND IS IN COM
MERCIAL ORCHARD TWO YEARS
OLD. SOME IS UNDER CULTIVATION
AND SOME IS IN TIMBER, WITH TIM
BER ENOUGH TO PAY FOR THE
CLEARING.
NOW YOU RED-BLOODED MEN.
COME FORWARD AND LET US GET
TOGETHER.
CHAPIN & HERLOW,
32-3aS CHAMBER OF COM.
MEMBERS OF PORTLAND REALTY
BOARD. '
FARMS. .
100 acres, '2S per acre; 2 good bouses,
good barn, fruit-dryer, 2 acres prunes, 20
acres in cultivation. mile school, 4 miles
railroad station, 2o miles 2d and Washing
ton streets. Portland; $:W00 in cash will
handle this. This is extra good land, and
fruits of all kinds are extra good; the 2
acres of prunes will bring $500 this year.
20 acres, :i0 acres in crop, balance good
pasture: mile Sifton Electric station,
mile school, church and store, only 1 tt
Tniles 2d and Yvasnington streets. Portland.
80-cent fare; good house and barn; with
place goes good team, cow, chicken and
machinery; for only $4500; cash, bal
ance at 7 per cent.
3: acres, good buildings, all stock, tools,
household goods: only 2 miles electric sta
tion, fine neighborhood, 14 miles 2d and
Washington streets, Portland; $7,100; $3000
cash, balance on or before 5 years at 7
rer cent. This is fine home, and all In
. cultivation but 9 acrt-s.
1-5 acres, well improved, 2 blocks from
railroad station, only 16 'miles 2d and
Washington streets, Portland; $10.600.; .
$2000 cash, $4000 1 year, $4000 on or before
6 years at 7 per cent.
J. B. ATKINSON,
Vancouver, Wash.
401 Washington St., opposite Post of flee.
SO ACRES.
Only 2 miles from Portland and 15
minutes' walk from railroad station ; 8
acres In two-year-old appie trees, 12 acres
three-year-old pear trees ; 45 acres under
cultivation. 35 acres in pasture; plenty of
water; up-to-date 12-room house; twO
hatha, two fireplaces; good barns and out
buildings, if interested In a high -class
farm phone or write
GEORGE D. S CHALK,
- 22S Stark 6U
SUBURBAN HOME AND FARM.
40 acres, all In cultivation, all fine soil,
fine spring and water piped to buildings;
excellent residence, fine barn and good
outbuildings; bearing family orchard and
bt-rries; in a tine neighborhood and the
best place In it ; close to electric line, on
tine road, close to Portland; in plain view
of Council Crest. If you are looking for
Hume thing unusually good, and at a price)
below selling prices, tills will be of In
terest to you. I am glad to have you
compare It with anything else offered. My
price is JOu per acre, no trade, but will
give time on part. J. E. Smith, 513
Chamber of Commerce. .
THE FARM YOU WANT.
15 seres, 10 miles from Portland, 12
minutes' walk from R. R. station, thor
oughly modern 6-room house, pneumatia
water system In house and piped to farm
buildings; orchard, berries and large gar
den all In high state of cultivation; stock
and farm ma-hinehy go with place; owner
moving to Portland and must sell quick;
j rlce $7500, half cash, balance easy terms.
See Mr. P. in hop. Hartman & Thompson. '
4th and Stark.
IDEAL STOCK RANCH.
2100 acres, all fenced and cross-fenced,
IV acres bottom land. 2K) of this in grain,
65 acres in timothy and wild grass ; 235
more of bottom land that can be put in
cultivation, bal. of ranch la rolling hills,
which affords good pasture and adjoins
good outside range; this has several never
failing springs; fair house and barn, with
other outbuildings; price $15 per acre; will
trade for other city property. AS . 363,
Oregonlan.
Miscellaneous.
TOWNSITE FOR BALE.
40 acres. Including a part of the town
of Wildervllie. on Slate Creek. 10 miles
southwest of Grants Pass, on Grants Pas
and Crescent City stage road ; also on
the survey of the Grants Pass & Crescent
City R. R. ; depot location spoken for by
chief engineer; healthy location; pros
perous neighborhood; surrounded by good
furming and fruitgrowing country; must
be sold at once; price $.Vo.
JOHN H. ROBINSON.
Grants Pass. Or. Route 2.
BY OWNER One acre, close in, on Oswego
line; 200 feet frontage on Macadam roau.
high ground, fine building site with unob
structed view of river In both directions;
must sell quick, $1500, easy terms if taken
immediately. This Is a bargain as in
vestigation will show. E 3til, Oregonlan.
COOS COUNTY LANDS. BEST INVEST
MENT IN OREGON TODAY. LET ME
SHOW YOU. N. E. LINDWUIST, GEN'L
DEL., TORTLAND, OR.
FOR SALE TIMBER LANt.
$7500 10 million feet red . fir adjoining
Columbia River and isortn nans roaa;
easy to log: fhst-cliins tie and piling prop
osition. Address Box 3ul, Raymond,
Wash.
TIMBER LANDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
M'CRACKEN. 804 McKay Blda.
FOR RENT FARMS.
FOR RENT 6 acres, now chicken-ranch.
Address Box J3B, R. F. D. 2, Hillsdale, or.
FARMS WANTED.
WANTED Three acres or more with run
ning water sufficient for Irrigation, with
in 10 miles' radius ot Portland. AP S54.
Oregonlan.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
1 WANT to buy a ranch, not more than 40
miles from Portland; prefer 75 to 125
acres; must have good house and som.
bearing fruit; can pav fAOUO to $10,000
down; will deal with owner only. E 8o2.
Oreonian. ; -
ACREAGE or small orchard tract, well lo
cated; give, particulars, also price and
terms. A R 302, -Oregonlan.
j
I PAY cash to owners on forced sale -lot
bargains; unimproved corners on carllnes.
with busla.ss prospects preferred. - 0I
Concord bldg., city.
ONE of the most up-to-date grocery stores
on East Side, for modern bungalow; own
ers only. A 3vS. Oregonian.
TO EXCHANGE.
40 ACRES fine land near San Jose, Cal.. to
exchange for a good automobile; no Junk
wanted; wili give big value for right car.
ee Kewlon.
i( Buchanan B!dg.
TEN beautiful acres, all in cultivation, clcs,
to school, stores, electric line, etc.; want
home In city f"r It. David Lwls, room 2,
Lumbermen! bldg.
TOUR CHANCE.
The swellest and finest home on East
2th street, near Gllsan. for lots, acreags
or farm. Owner. Washington bldg, room 3.
WANTED Home or suburban acreage In
exchange for choice lots, any amount suit
able. Owner (Monday), 1139 Ellsworth.
W-R car.
FOR farm exchanges, business chsncea or
rooming-houses, call on us. Northwest
Realty Co.. 617 Board of Trade Bldg.
EXCHANGE S2200 equity modern 6-room
house for acreage or auto truck. J. L.
Hansen. 2"5 E. 80th st. N.
FULL, BLOCK. WEST SIDE. CLOSE IN,
AND CASH, EXCHANGE for NOB HILL
MODERN HOME. T 873. OREGONIAN.
WANTED 5 or 6-room" bungalow in ex
change for timber land or part payment.
Phone East 601
5 ACRES, all hops. 9 miles from Portland,
to trade for house and lot- reasonable.
AR 30, Oregonlan
FOR SALE or trade for lots or acreage, 10
rooms, well furnished. 680 4th St. S.
5 ACRES for team, auto.
Swank. 317 Hamilton. Main
cows.
4190.
bond,.
6 OH rt-room bungalow In exchange for tlm
berland or part payment, phone East 6016.
HIGH-CLASS grocery to trade for modern
home; owners: describe. A SS9. Oregonlan.
MARSHFIBLD lota for trade. What have
you? 12S Chamber of Commerce