mE MQRXIXG OREGOSIAX. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1911. "
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CANADIANS COMING
TO VISIT OREGON
Party of 175 to Arrive in Spe
cial Train Saturday,
January 6.
DAY TO BE PASSED HERE
Kxruralonitla to S- This Mate and
California O.-W. B. Sc S. and
Southern Pacific Officials
Organize Party.
Portland will entertain a' party of
ITS residents or Southwestern Canada
on Saturday afternoon. January . the
visitors being members of a special
train party that Is making a trip
through Oregon and California. In
rlurtrd In the delegation will be soma
of the most prominent residents of that
portion of t'nada. Mayors of several
cities, professional mrn and editors.
The party will arrive here at 1:30 In
the afternoon, and will remain until
l:3o that evening. A programme of
entertainment now Is betnic arraniced
h representatives of the Commercial
I'tuh and former residents of Canada
living In Portland.
ne of the features will be a trip
to Council Crest, another will be an
euiomobtlc trip through the buatnrs
and residential sectlona of the city. In
the evening- a banquet and Informal
reception will be tendered them at the
Commercial Club by members of the
hrltlsh Benevolent Society. Tortland
clttxens and some of the leading mem
bers of the party will respond to toasts.
Thin party was planned and organ
Ited by William Jlcilurray and John M.
Scott, general passenger agents of ths
0. -W. R. aV X. Company and the South
rn I'arlnc. respectively. Mr. iScott
made a trip through the section from
which the travelers will be recruited,
and visited many of them In person.
The special train upon which they
-nill travel will consist of seven stand
ard Pullman cars, electric lighted, two
dining cars, a baggage car and an ob
servation car. It wtll travel over ths
Canadian Pacific and Soo roads to Spo
kane, thence over the U.-W. R. at X.
lines to Portland. From this city to
1. Angeles. Its southern destination,
the route will be over the "Southern
lacin..
A similar party passed through Port
land a year ago and had a delightful
stay in the city. Aa a result several
members of that party have Invested
money ft t'regon and some have com
hers to live. Many who will be on the
next train are coming here with the
Intention of Investigating the invest
ment possibilities of the city and state.
An excursion from Spokane and the
Inland Empire has been arranged to
arrive on Saturday. January to. An
entertainment programme also wtll be
provided for them.
SOUTHERNERS ARE DINED
, Sixty Persons Attend Affair at Hotel
Carlton.
In their first annual banquet. 0
"prominent "Southerners gathered at the
Hotel Carlton last nljht. Every state
In the bouthlaml was represented.
Judge Samuel White presided at the
banquet.
For the past three months a num
ber of Southerners bave been hokl
I' g weekly meetings at the Imperial
Hotel, and the banqut last night wss
arranged as the starting point of an
organization In Portland that It is
hoped, win In time, reach to a mem
bership of from 60 to 1000. The com
mittee In charge of the banquet last
night consisted of Folger Johnson. T.
II. Beverly and 8. Falaer.
Heal roast 'possum with roast ap
ple and plantation coon shouting by
Weber and Fair, negro artists, were
(a lures of the programme. Toasts
were proposed by Mr. White. Tom
T'lchardson. Fred A. Jacobs. A. K.
lliggs. R. C. Nelsnn. Martin I. Pipes.
S. F. Wilson. U R. Dyuti and W. I.
Kenton.
Mr. White spoke of the conservatism
tf the men of the South, and of their
fidelity to the Constitution. "If I
mistake not." he said, "it will be
through the efTorta of the South and
of the Southern men, that the old ship
of state mav yet be kept from drift
ing Into unknown and untried seas of
experimental government, piloted by
fanatical theorists."
Mr. White told of the Important part
"Southern men have played In the his
tory of the country. Patrick Henry
frst raised his voice against the tyr
anny of tne mother." he aaid. "Wash
ington led the American armies to
victory: Jefferson drafted the Immor
tal federation of Independence."
Tom Richardson acouted the popu
lar notion of Southern hostility to the
negro, and sa.1.1 that the Northern man
baa a great affection for him.
POLICE INQUIRY LAGGING
t.ranii Jury Likely to Hand Urafl
InirMigation lo SncceMKr.
Pressure of other subjects drove the
municipal graft Investigation out of the
foreground In the grand Jury room yes
terday and only a little evidence bear
ing on the case was heard. As the Jury
bas but two days of official life and
has Important caaes before It. the pros
pect now Is that the Inquiry will be
lianded over to the January inquisitors,
as was the rase a year ago when the
Police Department underwent scrutiny
of two successive Juries. In this case
It may be that Indictments will be de
ferred, although gossip is that one or
two may be expected before Saturday
night.
On witness, presumed to be an ac
cuser of Captain Bailey, and one who
has made charges against Sam Krasner.
alleged stoul-ptgeon. were all who were
heard yesterday. Charles Jones, said
by the police to be a former "bootleg
ger" here, but now In llillxboro. at his
own solicitation, appeared before the
grand jury to tell of alleged extortion
in which he was the victim.
peter Mitchell, proprietor of a saloon
at t North Sixth street, was also a
witness. He had previously made
charges that Sam Krasner solicited
money from him In return for promised
protection of a gambling den.
ELKS PLAN TO LEASE OAKS
' One Par of Convention to Be Invert
ed to FYee Atnntements.
It has vlrtnal'y been decided by tha
"Uika" Grand Lodge entertainment com
mittee to leasa tha Oaks for a day while
the convention Is In progress here next
July and to turn the place over to the
visiting Elks and their families for
tlielr own pleasure and amusement.
It Is proposed to make admission to
every concession free to all guests and
to provide a varied programme of en
tertainment In addition to that regu
larly maintained at the park. Gua C
Moser. cnalrman. and other members of
the committee now are negotiating with
the managers of the Oaks for unlimited
privileges there for one day and nlght
Thelr plans also provide for transpor
tation to and from the park and a bar
becue, either of beef or salmon.
Subcommittees of tha entertainment
committee also are working on other
features. Including a number of excur
sions to near-by points of Interest. One
of the principal functions of the week
will be a grand ball, probably on, Fri
day or Saturday night, at the close of
tha convention.
Efforts are being made to secure am
ple space for registration headquarters.
The ground floor of a building In the
business district Is desired. A large
force of clerks will be employed dur
ing the week to accomomdate visiting
Elks and their families. Those who do
not secure hotel accommodations In ad
vance wtll be able to learn from the
registration rooms where they can ob
tain rooms. The commission proposes
to be strict In the matter of registra
tion. No one will be given tickets for
rhe week's festivities without register
ing and presenting accepted lodge cre
dentials. LEVY InETMILLS
TRKASIRKR KAY PRKDICTS
STATE TASKS WILL BE HIGH.
Appropriations for VnlTerslty of
Oregon, Monmouth Normal and
" Public I'tlUties Included.
SALEM. Or.. Dec. IS. (Special)
That the- state tax levy for the next
year will be at least t mills and pos
sibly more was the prophecy made to
day by State Treasurer Kay.
An essential argument which has
come before the State Tax Commis
sion In this respect has been as to
whether the University of Oregon ap
propriation of over $500,000 should be
Included In the sum to be made up by
the tax levy o next year.
Treasurer Kay has made a fight to
have this Included, grounding his con
tention on the fact that It Is an ap
propriation mado by the Legislature
and It should be estimated as a por
tion of the money to be raised, es
pecially because the court baa already
ruled upon Ita sufficiency.
If the Supreme Court should wipe
out the appropriation, he argues. It
would not be necessary that It be paid
and the Commission, In making up the
succeeding tax levy, could levy so much
less to make up for the university
appropriations.
The same thing would hold good, he
contends. In reference to the Monmouth
Normal School and Malarkey public
utilities appropriations, which have
been held up by referendum petitions.
Tha amount of money to be raised
for next year is approximately $3,000.
000. consequently the apparently high
levy as prophesied. The levy will not
be made until after January 1.
DUNIWAY DECISION NIGH
Court Ruling Will Virtually Settle
Case to FJect State Printer.
- SALEM, Or.. Dec Si (Special.
Whether an action of forcible entry
and detainer will lie against State
Printer Dunlway, or whether an action
of ejectment should have been brought
was argued before Judge Kelly today
In the now well-known case In which
Secretary Olcott Is attempting to force
the State Printer to remove from the
State Capitol.
Thla motion at the present tlmels
apparently the crux of the proceed
ings and if the court should And with
Dunlway It will mean that a new ac
tion will have to be caromenced, and
in all probability the time In proceed
Ing under the new action will be so
extended that no ejectmnt, even though
Secretary Olcott should eventually win,
will be accomplished until Dunlway"s
term expires.
Judge Kelly has taken tha motion of
today under advisement. V
TUTOR OF PRESIDENTS DIES
Officer Who Taught Hajes and Mc
Kinley Passes at 81.
WASHINGTON. Dec. . Captain
Theodore Hausman. who had the dis
tinction of teachtng two Presidents of
the Vnlted Stales the rudiments of mil.
ttary drill. Is dead at his home here at
the age of 14.
A native of France and for a time
an officer In the French army. Haus
man came to this country before the
Civil War and enlisted with the ar
tillerv. receiving aa recruits when In
Cleveland. Rutherford B. Hayes and
William McKlnley. President Hayes
commissioned him Consul to several
South American Republics, after the
war. but In bis declining years he has
served as a watchman here in the State,
War and Navy buildings, and the Bu
reau of Engraving and Printing.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
virrtaee "LlreaseS.
'SIMPSOX-RAYJIO.NO Frank O. Slmp
soi. city. i;T. and Ruth L. Kaytnonrt. Oresh-
"ia'rdJNO-TUTTLE Louis A. Har!ng.
ellv leaal. and Martha E Tuttle. lecal 111.
BrCHAN-s.-OVll.LE- K- J- Buchan. city.
51 and Msrtha K Soovllle, 40.
k.VRSEK-rLEMINO-Frank Karsek. Ta
coms. Wash.. . snd May Fleming. S.
O VEAL-LESTER Ira H. O'Neal. Boyd.
Or.. :. sod Mrs. I-" - i . -
i.KE-CASIK Stealer Uleike. elty.
1. and Mary Caslak.
ROSKRGIlEN-MAGNl'SsON "Ernes -
serxrvn. city. :. and Ethel Magnuason. le-
"'eHAVAFELT-FOLSOM I- D. Shanafelt.
Cltv r. and Jessie M. Kolsom. IS.
JOH NSON-JOHXSON Frank Jonnson.
Imatllla. Or.. 3. asd Hilda Johnson. 1.
JOHNSON-PARKER Willis L. Johnson,
nnll.-'oi'.. 4.. snd Mrs. Lillian far"""-
M ARTIN-fCHMlDT David J. Martin,
eitv 3 afid l.enors W. Schmidt. $2.
LETs'lN'""EK-HI,K"NS---, ltsingarj
city. ' and Grace Hopkins, l.
Births.
M VOE To Mr. and Mrs. George K.
Msnres. 4M4 Powell street. December a
"'"cHMlTT To Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
(cnmltt. iti Rest Fifteenth street. December
"i-OS-.OI.T-To Mr. and Mrs. John Con
nolv. CT K.rby. December It. a daeahter.
WEBt-lER To Mr. and Mra. Stanford
TVRkl-To Mr. and Mrs. Clint Tyr.il.
rbt.T. Larrabee street. December i.
,1 1. Morrison street. December 1. a eon.
lR!iT-To Mr. and Mrs. lavld Arnst.
a,X taat "ihlrteeuth street. December 21, a
HEVTUORN Te Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ilenthora. :1 "taat Flanders street. Novem-
BIOHAM To Vr. and Mrs. Robert H. Big
ham. 1J Kt Madleoe street. December 1.
HRISTOW-Ts Mr. and lira. Jacob B.
Bristow Cms East Seventy-eeeond atreet
6ou")-". D.ctr,br 11,1 duhtr.
BRIOAiS To Mr. aed Mra. Stewart D
Brtegs. Thirty-fourth arena. South
r riecember IS. a eon.
eiLLKICH Te "sir. and Mra V. O. GUI-
rich. T Multnomah atreet. December 7. a
daughter.
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. Edward West.
180 Rurras-e street. December 25. a son.
LITR-VER To Mr. and Mra. Paul L. Lur
ner. 7s Union avenue. December 26, a
daughter.
IIAILV METEOBOLOCICAL RXFORT.
PORTLAND. Dec 2 Maximum temper
ature. 4U degrees: minimum temperature. .1i
deirees. Hlver rradlns. A. M.. ! feet:
charr In last 2 hours. . foot rise. Totals'
rainfall i5 P. M. to .1 P. M. ). .. men;
total rainfall lnce eptemter 1. 1111. 12.07
Inches; normal rainfall since September I.
lH.-Vt Inches: deficiency. inches. Total
sunshine. Is minutes: possible s-.inshlne. 8
hours 42 minuted Barometer I reduced to
sea level) at 6 P. M., -U.SU Inches.
WEATHB CONDITIONS.
A marked Increase of pressure has taken
place ov.r the Northwestern and Kaslern
portions of the country. The Western dis
turbance Is progressing rapMly southeast
ward and Is central this .vening over Ctab:
It haa decreased In Intensity. Precipitation
lias occurred oulte generally on the pacific
Slope, in British Tolumhla. Alberta, the
Northern Rocky Mountains and Northern
Plains States. In the Lake Region and St.
Iwrence Valley, a thunderstorm was re
ported from Fresno. ral. High winds were
reported from Southwestern l tah, the 1-ake
Hesion and North Atlantic States. All slonn
warnings wer. lowered at 8:0 A. M. today.
The weather Is warmer In the Central
Plateau and Southern Plains States, and
Mississippi Valley, and It Is colder eieewheie.
eepeelallv In the New England States and
neighboring Canadian provinces, wher. tem
peratures ar. 20 degrees to :il degrees cold
er; in Western Montana temperaturea are
20 degrees to Ss degrees colder.
The conditions sr. favorable for generally
fair weather Friday In Oregon and Wash
ington, except In extreme east.rn portion.
Occasional snow Is expected for Idaho. The
weather will become considerably colder
east of tha Cascade Mountains, and tem
peratures will be some lower west of these
mountains. Easterly winds will obtain.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vlelntty Fair; northeasterly
winds.
Oregon Generally fair: colder east por
tion: northeasterly winds.
Washington rjenerally fair, except snow
flurries extreme east portion: colder east
portion: easterly winds.
Idaho Occasional snow: coldet- with cold
"V"" THKODORS K. DRAKE.
Acting Ti -l-f FtT-.-.IT
ACCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House, at 19 A. M.
Furniture. 171-a-i Second stre.t.
JIFETLNG NOTICES.
ATTENTION, COMRADES OF
y"f THE a A. K. Tou are requested
,,".", to attend the funeral of J. D
TWIT t'lark. private of Company D. ISth
r-jfl I Ohio Infantry and corporal of
It S I Company K. Fourth United State.
Ml ML cavalrv. age 7X years, from no-
ley's chapel, at 10 A. M.. this rri-
uay. iecemo.r -s. iiiivniicu v..
a, R. Cemetery.
j. I. Mier. m 31 cn.
Commander.
A. C. SLOAK. Adjutant.
PORTLAND LODOK. NO. SS.
A. F. AND A. M. special com
munications this (Frtdsy) even
ing at 7:30 and o-clock. Work
In F. C. degree. Visitors welcoroo.
Bv order W. M.
t.. M. Bl KAU-"A-l, B.rreiarj.
HAS5ALO LODGE NO. IS. I. O. O. F.
meets this evening In Oddfellows Temple,
cor. 1st and Alder ats.. at 7:30 o'clock.
Work In the initiatory degree. Visitors wel
come. F. COZENS. Sec
BROTiy ERS or tha Rbkmh order -entertain
th iititers anil frinda at L O. O. F.
Temple, K1rt and Alder trets. Saturday
even Inc. t S-30 o'clock. "bvU" and refresh
ment a. Brother. 25c
Dim
WALKER At the family rexidrnce. Dec. 2S.
at ArdennaM. Benjamin F. WalkT. aged
64 yr-an. The remalna are at Flnl"y'
parlnra. Funeral nut ice In a. later liu.
FO'EBAt NOTICKS.
TF.RRT In thla elt-r. Dc 2. at the fam
llv reatdence. 4'0 6Mh at. S. E.. Or
Frances Terrr. aged lfl years Jt montha 25
days, baloved wife of M. R. Terry. Friends
Invited to attend funeral services, which
will be held at the Laurel wood Method if t
Kp I scop I Church at 1 P. M. today (Fri
day). Dec, "J ft. Interment In Mt, Scott
Park Cemetery.
BROWN In this city at S829 East 6th st.
Southeast, at the home of P. 8. Kinjt.
rarrle N. Brown, aieed 9 years. Funeral
will take place from the parlors of the
Ext Side Funeral Directors. 414 East
Alder and Eaet Sixth streets, Sunday.
re-mber 31, 2 P. M. Friends respect
fully Invited. Cremation. Taks Seilwood
car.
COOLEY In this city. De. 7, at the fam
ily renldence. 1001 Kat 17th street, Sarah
Man. table Cuoley. a-cd 78 year 9 montha
2:i das. Friends Invited to attend funeral,
which will be held at the Seilwood Mn,io
dint church at 2:30 P. M. today (Friday).
Dec. 2f. Interment In Mllwaukle Cem
etery. M
BUTTLER-At tha home of Mark Sidwell,
1144 Ivon atreet, John J. Buttler, ared oft
j ptr. Funeral will take place from tha
parlors of the East Side Funeral Directors.
414 East Alder and East Sixth streets,
today Friday). December 29, 2 P. M.
TOCNO In this city. December 27, Lenora
Tounr. aped SI years. The remalni are
at Finlev'a chapeL Friends desiring to
view them may do so between the hours of
T and &:3 A. M. today Frlday. Inter
ment at Llonier. Ind.
TERRT The funeral of Mrs. Ora F. Terry
-Mill be held today at 2 P. U. Interment
Mount Scott Park Cemetery. Lady Mac-abe.-a
tn attendance.
TON-FTH Ff.ORAIs CO.,
MAKQI A.M Kl IX..
fXOKU IFlti8.
Phone: Main 510t : A 1 WS.
Dunnlnjr MrKnlee, Funeral TMre-ctora.
7th and Tine. Phone Main 4x. Idy as
sistant. Office of ( oanty Coroner.
A. K. ZFI.IFR C. &A4 Williams
Phoie MM ltMUi, 14. ladr It'mdJMit.
EinYAKU HOLM AN CO., Fnnerml Direct
ara. ?;0 Sd t. l ay a Utant. Phono M. ft07.
J P. HM KV at (rOX. 3d and Madison.
I.ly attend ant. Phone Main t. A loffl.
FAST MfK Fnnerml Directors, mirrcmmorn
to F. S. Dim nine. Inc. F,. St. B t&!!i.
I.F.KX'If. I ndertaker. cor. F.art Alder and
fMvtb. t-t "Ml, B isaa. Lady attendnt.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Ilwily er buaday.
Per IJne.
One time ISe
Heme ad two eonsectltlve time i'!e
tana ad three eonicutlve times SOe
Bams md Mx ee sewn eonwecmlvo time.. . a-e
Remlttaacea snat aeronspmny out-.f-t.wn
"ItThea erne advertisement Is not ma In eoa
secutlve l..nes the one-time rate applies,
M wards eonnt a. ene line on cash ad
vertisement, and bo ad counted for lew
tbaa two lines. t .
tin charge or book advertliw-menl. the
charge will be awed en the actual number
of line, epitearlna- In the paper. reaardlrM of
the a am her of werde In each line.
la New Today all advertlsetnenta are
eharaed by measure only, 14 lines le the
'"The shove rate, apply to advertisements
under -New Today" and all ether rlaeeitlca
tlea. evreptlnjr the following:
eltuatlena t anted. Male.
Mtnallon. "Wanted. einale.
Oreconlaa will accept elasalOed advertise
ments over the telephone, pravldlnc the art
vertlMT I. a subscriber to either phone. No
prices will he quoted ever the pb.ne, but
bill will he rendered tbe followtnc day.
Whether sahiequeut advertisements will be
accepted over the phone depends upon the
promptness of the payment of telephone ad
vertlKnieota. Mtuatlon. Wanted and Per
sonal advertisements will not be accepted
ever the telephone. Orders for one Inser
tion only will be accepted for "House, for
Kent. Furniture for flr," " Business Oppnr
t unities," "Room ln-Housc" and "l anted
to Rent." ,
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OF-KICK TTT MALI- Mala . A ISM.
III. MANE orriCKR, neraeaot Crate.
Residence. 2, E. 24th X. Es.t .7T.
Ti. A Dunmlr. Res. S3 Wasco st. "". O.
Faton. Rea. 73 E. liJib. East 17SS. Horse
Ambulance. A 11. Pr. Ex. .
Niirhts. Sundays and Holidays, A. 6165: Pr.
El. 4. Trunk; T.
MCW TODAY.
Riverdale District
ONK ACRE.
3SVO.
Fine view of river and mountains, close
to transportation: terms.
CHAP1T HERIOW.
33 bamber at 4 ommerce.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5
mm f. mm.
7
O mm saaldlas Bids.
bse-aJT
AM CLEMENTS.
RAM! RAH! RAH!
CALIFORNIA
HE1I.IG THEATER,
TOMORROW nVta'
Retuxnlna; from uropean Trip.
UNIVERSITY
CALIFORNIA
GLEE CLUB
80 MEMBERS 80.
rollgJ Ponirs and Stunta.
Prices : !.. 75r. Owe. 35c. -aC.
hEAT RAUE TODAY
Sew VeVs Attraction
H E I L I Ci 7th and Taylor
Phones Main 1 and A 11.?.
4la-tts ,
Bcfnunina
NEXT SUNDAY
MATINEE NEW TEAR'S DAT.
Special rTlce Matinee Wednesday.
Charles Klein's Greatest Play.
THE GAMBLERS
With Paul Everton,
Evenlns and New Tears Matinee.
Lower Floor. 1.50. Balcony. 5 rows, ft;
rows. 75c: 11 rows. 5"c. Oallery jnc
Wednesday Mat., f 1.00, 75c 60c. 35c, SoC
R IC E R JJam aE?3o
Geo. L. B.k.r. Mrr
Tonlcht. all week. Mate. Wed. and fat.
Merriest lauablna: show of tbe scon, ,
t.cirwe Kidney In nls bllatinu. Musical Com- '
edy. Bl'KV IZZV." with Carrie Wehber and
a host of prettv ciris. Kveuins; price, t --". t
.a. . ... ... Klin .4 U.nHn 1
mat., isi all scaw. 'Neit Week "TUK VlhV
t.lXIAS." Bungalow Theater
FRIDAY MSHT, DECEMBER 2.
10-Big VautleviLe Acts-10
. BENEFIT
VO H A IKE R. K. FARE HOME!
FOR STAt.K FOLK STRASD
EO I PORTLAND..
Tickets oa Kale at Powers A Eates
Drugstore.
12 Slxtk Street.
MAIV . A 1M8
500
THEATER is-h-swsi
. - tlck Cruliaa A Co.. 'Tbe Hlsnr Prince Sil.
prcnif," In New Cl-wy Comedy iSkeich.
"Fhort7'a HpvUod"; Will Koehtn's Athletio
(Iris: CanwD and Wtllard: Ethel McPon
ouch: Hop k Inn and Amtell; Color jVlio-t-oraphy;
lUoa Dorbyelle.
XCarleaaaaa rksattl.
tlarence Bowen and HU lo Geontia
C'mmpera 10; Bretland and WVIU; Hill
Herbert and Lanffweed Sisters; The Delia
mead Troupe; Mile. Viola Calarmo; George
Hill man; Faotaftr-meope. Boxm and yirt
Rw Halrony Keteneti. Popular Price. Cur-
Matinee Every Day
ress
Formerly fwrand.
Sullivan C Con.idlue.
Befined Vaudeville.
WEEK DECEMBER S5. BarnthaJer
Troupe of Tyrolean Serenaders ; Maclln,
Eddy and Nlclioi; Oruet and Oruet; Dean
and Price; "Erin's Isle": W. i. Coleman (
Orchestra. Prices ISc and -3c.
LYRIC
THEATER
FOl'RTH
AND STARK
ALL THIS WEEK,
THE SC HOOL GIRL
fipecta' Children's Matinee, Saturday, Dee.
ti. Two performance. Night ly. 7:30 and
:15; lie, S5e. .Matinee Oally. t:30. any
seat 15c (except Sundays and Holidays).
NEXT WEEK " FROLICS OF lgl."
MR. HERBERT YEUELL
aiiiii i w-tB'isa
Tonight!
S object
"THINGS
AND
MEN"
Dr. euell.
Central Chris tianChurch
East 20th and Salmon.
Mr. Yeoell Raaks as One of tbe Nation's
greatest Speakers aad Bible
Iaterpretexm.
Mr. Arehle Allea Bailey, tke Sweet
Hotrhlnsoa Soloist, Mnas Every Maht.
KEW TODAY.
More Business
More Money
INCOME OVER 3600 PER TEAE
Price Less Than $17,000
" See H. M. Davies,
with
Chapin & Herlow
Members of Portland Realty Board,
332-338 Chamber of Commerce.
ACRES
Near Union Ave., at a price "which
will make you a fortune in a few
years if held.
Brong-Steele Co.
Ground Floor Lewis Bldg.
Apartment Site
Best 50x109 corner In southwest sec
tion:, have tenant who will take lotig
lease If you will build. Price J14.S00.0t).
11800.00 cash. Geo. O. Malr. 3 Lumber
men s Bldg.. Sth and Stark.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Business and Resldenca Property.
f(Jf C. V. EVERETT, 1 Of
O jO 41Boara of Traoe Bldg. JO
et, at SkasaA
5
J MW '.tuvai. I .. . ' " I - - r.
A CHANCE
To make a guaranteed 8 per cent
net investment and also a large
increase in valuation , of ground.
Buy this Washington-st. corner
and erect for a responsible party
a hotel. The ground is a bargain.
O. K. Jeffery
1004 Yeon Bldg.
A 4484. Marshall 3718.
Fourth-Street Snap
100100. faclna- east on Fourth St., near
Sheridan; good trackage for warehouse,
laundry, garage or stores; worth JiOuu,
today. J3.50 cash: seeing is believing.
171 East 23d. Phone Kast 6S48.
COLI.1S. BEKKIUOE THOMPSON.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
It Worcester Block. Phone Malu 6531.
RKAL "EHTAnE DEALERS.
Bck. William O., 3ir.-31J Falling bldg.
BKCBA.KKK & BENEDICT. 502 McKay
bid. M. 549. ,
Chnpln Herlow, S32 Chamber Commeree.
Cook, B. S. Co.. "K)8 Corbett bldir.
Jennings St CO. Main 1S. 208 Oregonlan.
PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. 404-405-406
Wilcox bids;. .
The Orrgon Keal Kstate Co.. Grand ave. ana
Multnomah St. (Holladsy Addition).
REAL ESTATE.
lor Sale Lots.
STRICTLY hlg-h-class residence site. 80x180.
almost equal in sue to three lots: facing
beautiful park: houses will never oe
across the street: exclusive and centrally
located: caved streets: cement walks: sew
er. water and gas; building restrictions
$7500. slnrle lots In this district are sell
ing for 300fl each; our urice on tnese
beautiful trsots from 10400 up. ,T"??"
can be arranged. This Is positively the
only property of Its kind on the market
in Portland. f.et further particulars.
Phone Main IMS. or A 1515. ur' to
ask for Mr. Urdahl or come to the office,
fi'JJ forbett bldg.
1UOX100 CORNER FOR I8S0. WpRTH 1500;
Two lots on corner of East 4Hth and
Oilman, In Lenox Addition; owner must
sell his equity on account of sickness;
these lots are worth II. "ion. and you can
buy them for W0; pay 265 cash, balance
al $15 per month, 6 per cent.
GRL'SSI 4 BOLUS.
81S Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak.
LARGE lot 10x150. well located, in a strict
ly high-class residence district; paved
etreeta. cement walks, sewer, water and
bhm. Good car service: genuine bargain;
Price $1.'6". Terma. Phone Main 1003 or
A 1515. Ho sure to ask for Mr. Urdahl or
call at 52'! Corbett bldg.
$10 DOWN. $lil PBH MONTH.
Flr.e v'ew lot; matured fruit trees; re
stricted district, near car: cement walks
Bull Run water, fruit cared for free of
charae. 202 Board of Trade bldg. Phone
Marshall 473. A 1022.
"PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
Beautiful homes and homesites. all
views. locations and prices; can suit you.
Main 3151. BROOKE. A 3838
KENTON snap for SAle, lot 50x100. on car
line; business property; Minnesota ave.
and Lombard St.: price $SoO. $400 cash,
balance terms. See owner, 247 Burnside it.
$10 CAShT$5 per month; pretty lot, 30 min
utes out: prices advance 10 per cent Jan.
1. Price $350.
HIGLEY & BISHOP. 132 Third St.
ALBERTA DISTRICT, $r.-i5.
29th. near Going, $50 down, $10 monthly.
Can you beat It? Tbeo W. German, 329
Burnalde. M. or A 2770.
LOT S block lT Council Crest Park Addi
tion. 50x120 feet; a BARGAIN. $1500.
ONE-HAL3" CASH or $1400 CASH. Mrs. J.
81 Peter. 1921 S3d St., Everett. Wash.
LOTS ouxlUU. one biocK from electric car
line, $100 to $150. very easy terms. J. w.
HefTerlln Realty Co.. 408 Corbett bldg.
,aa poittt in attractive Waverleigh
iteiehts lot. cheap; make offer: cash or
exchange. K 851. Oreeonian.
EC-l'ITY In lot. Leone Park Addition, for
sale; a Bargain, aji wo-.
EQI. ITY In a lot In a Montavllla addition
c n eap. auuim no m. . . -p
LOT for sale In Overlook; also lot in Capitol
Hill, by owner, g:;! enger et. ,
For Sale Houses.
lACRELHtJRST HOME.
.New . i tj i , i'ivuiu - -
Larre reception hall, living-room with
nrepiace ana ouni-iu ,
. . .... w .... .H ws Is
room witn ouui-iu uunc., "r;--
and beamed celling; Dutch kitchen, white
enameled, with plenty ot caoinei.
three large bedrooms each having a closet
with window; large sleeping pui.".
.i -i ,ka tit house
room, linen ciwocv. iuii. . - -. --- -floored
snd plastered, hardwood floors
downstairs ; tun cemeui
furnace; woodlift and laundry trays. The
Improvements are In including sewer, gas,
. . . i ', . n .1 natA atreets
eiectricit). Cttliieilfc r. ain. buv.
Price $5500. $500 cash, balance terms to
suit or mignt taae a ov v-j
ment
Call Main S57 or A 293.
J. V. GUTHRIE, 272 Stark St.
THAT'S WHAT TOU WANT IS A
....... t-- m r . -v-ir. gtt-sf a vT VHR P!
TO HAVE WHAT YOU W ANT. THAN
SPECIALIZE ON THE ARTISTIC HOME.
' KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU. BE
. , . . . - 1 1 .-i n nun nl-lH.
ANTES 13 WORTH SOMETHING. IF WB
BUILD FOR YOU. COME IN AND TALK
IT OVCB WITH UL.ll nbAW
MAN. WB WILL FINANCE IT AND
BUILD IT FOB YOU, ABSOLUTELY
BUTTER WORTH-STEPHENSON CO. Inc.
IVt 1. JIA 11 DL.W.
RPRHIAI. SALE.
In ordfr that we may add a few more
to our many already satisfied home buyers,
we will offer, until Jan. 1, 1012, five-room
bungalows, essentially modern, equipped
with furnace, hardwood floors, book cases.
v...rrAt etc. for S3200. They are in Rose
City Park, easily accessible to the car
line ana nave a oeaumu. view
and mountains. Provident Investment ac
Trustee Co., 201-2-8 Board of Trade bldg.
Marshall 473: A 1022.
THAT VACANT LOT.
WHY NOT TURK A BURDEN ITfTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWjf A
LOT WE WILL FURNISH THE MONEY
AND BUILD RESIUKNt-K "Jlv finals.
PLANS FREE IF WE BUILD. OUR
REPUTATION YOUR PROTECHON. IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE LS.
L. R. BAILEY CO.. IXC, CONTRACT
ING ARCHITECTS. 324 ABINGTON BLD.
UR. I.l l T OWNER-
HERE IS YOCR CHANCE TO IMPROVB
YOUR I'ROPERY WITH A HOME. FLAT
OR APARTMENT: WILL FINANCE IT
AT A LOW RATE OF INTEREST; PLANS
FURNISHED FREE. IT WILL PAY YOU
TO COMsS IN AfsD talk, mis utaa
j g XTKINS,
' ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
HENRY BLDG.
IRVINGTON SNAP.
Q.rr.r.m modern house, with SttiC.
4 bedrooms. sleeping-porch. breakfast
room, and den. fireplace, furnace, etc.;
hard-surfaced street; lot 50x100; worth
iT -in now Sti400. $lo00 down and $40 per
month: will take vacant lot. This Is a
real snap. See it. 601 feast zotn su. near
Thompson, rnona r.ast omo.
ttirirTiirt'i. s.room house, in Laurelhnrst
$ fireplaces. Isrge sleeping-porch, built-in
refrigerator, oust em ciwiuc. vuub, ...
less cooker, built-in wardrobes, etc: cor
ner lot 75x90, east front, beautiful new;
$7500 $500 cash, balance easy monthly
payments Provident Investment A Trus-
. aa, . ah, Tin A r.f Tmt. K ' H .
tee to.. iiii-. . . -
Phone Marshall 473. A 1022:
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
$200 Cash.
S90 nsr month.
T rooms, vestibule, mirror doors, solid
eik floors, built-in bookcases, buffet, fur
nace fireplace, strictly modern In every
3.!l. National Realty i Trust Co.. 72$
Chamber of Commerce picg. jiam
"nrLnyfivT A V D WALNUT PARK
.,..t from builder and owner. A
number of modern bungalows and homes
nt comDietea iiiu ;cu; .......j,
terlni to suit. W. E. Love. 1104 Mallory
a.-e. T-none wuio.
twvtkgtON New home. 7 rooms and bath,
IB.i..,i xr.'-SO. including all as-
:;..ments. easy terms. Owner. 325 Yeon
hide. Phone Main 112-
FORCED to sell my $4600 equity in One
close In. well iocated. East Sid. district.
AC 67S. tjreguni-n
80S Ablngton bldg.. sells new bungalows
Terms like rent.
ArtTW ST block from Hawthorne. 10-room
bouse, large lot. terms. AB 875. Oregonlan.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
$550 DOWN
and baianc In easy payments buy
ne-cr and raodt-rn bunpalow that owner
recently paid $U0Oo far but will eHcri-fi-jo
tr a quick sale. Fireplace, built
in bookcases, linen closet and all other
convenience. Nice, sightly r-oxlOO-ft.
lot. Z good-sized room--. Cltue to car
and the price is only -i00.
JOSEi'H GRAHAM.
1W7-00 Board of Trade Buildins.
FIFTKEN" MINL'TES FROM POSTOFF1CK,
$:.500, INCLCDiyo STREET IMPROVE
M ENTS.
4000 square fet of ground; - blocks
from str--;tcar; pre-eminently located in
the very best and most desinylc district
of the city, on th West Side. command
ing & bvautlful view of the rivers, moun
tains and the city; tot is Improved with a
4-room modern cottage. including new
bathroom: owner is forced to yacrihee
this property in order to save oth-.-r in
terests and will make you a very attrac
tive proposition. T 64t. Oregonlan.
SWELL. BUNGALOW, $i50.
Fine new 6-room bungalow, double con
structed throughout, pas and electric, flee
fireplace, paneled dininfc-room, cove
ing. bookcases, buffet. Dutch kitchen, solid
bras8 hardware, fine fixtures, den, oak
floors, hardwood borders, enclosed pl3ss
breakfast-room; in fact nothing missing
to make a complete home. On East Mill
St., just south of Hawthorne ave. Price
o700. A snap. $t00 cash and ?20 per
mouth.
GRT'PSI A FOLDS.
81S Board of Trade Bldg.. 4tb and Oak-
BE ST'RE AN'D PEE THIS
BEFORE YOU BUY.
A strictly modern cottage In a flrst-claM
neighborhood; large rooms, big bath, bis
veranda, cement hasement, gas and elec
tric fixture-,; in fact nothing missing for
comfortable housekeeping: price U J-'0.
45 J a down and $25 a month. A, X. Searle,
K 7iih and E. Glisan ss. (M-V car).
Member of Portland Realty Board.
FIVE and six-room homes, nrepiace, havrd-
wood floors, furnaces, wun an ouui-
modern conveniences; near carllne; ail
street improvements paid; monthly pay
ment plan. Provident Investment A
Trustee Co.. 201, 202. 203 Board o Irad
bldg. Phone Marsh.al.473. A -022.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Perfect in every detail, roof laid tight,
covered waterproof paper, then shingled:
30 rooms. 2 baths. 2 toilets, choice oak
finish, elaborate -Hairs, basement. 3 fire
places, stone trim, lot 90x100 cor. C 1&08,
B-ast 273. No agents. W. H. Herd man.
f350 CASH, balance like rent; new 3 -room
bungalow, iti minutes out, eveijunm
plete, in fine neighborhood or wiil take
equitv in good lot.
HIGLEY & BISHOP. 132 Third SI
tor h-l iiiainei Froperty.
24 PER CENT
OX AN INVESTMENT OF $7000 AND
TAKE CARE OF BALANCE; PRICE $12,
OUO FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION.
ZIMMERMAN, 3l0 BOARD OF TRADE.
For Sale Acreage-
54 ACRES.
Bi acres, all good level land
and in cultivation, faces on good
countv road. 1 block Irom electric
line, 4 blocks from country town.
You can have city water, electric
light and ail the conveniences one
rould ask for in a country home.
This is just 13 miles from Port
land. Price $i:S0; SUoO cash, bal
ance good terms.
BRONG-STEELE CO.,
267 i Oak SU
im ACRES on Tualatin River.
Oregon Electric through center; a
bargain for some one; must be sold
to close bankrupt estate. Call on W.
A. Shaw, trustee, 102 Fourtb St..
Portland. This is a forced sale,
and you may have the benetit of it
by calling on the trustee and look
ing Into the matter.
ACREAGE Our slcialtr, nnall
tracts west and northwest of the
city, sold on monthly payments.
Bee u before you decide.
THE SHAW-FEAR C O MP ANT,
Main S5. 102 Fourth St, A -WOO.
I have an acre near Clarnle Station, on
thp O -W. R. lo minutes iiuiu
iand, which I will sell for U150 on very
easy terms. ini n-o " " x
sure, board sidewalks, graded streets. X
dim, uregoium..
CHICKEN ana irun v':';i
walking distance to good I town, rVi?J?
. . i Dnrllanll
water, di ouh, new . , " T
district; view on coiuiui
peaks: 2 acres, S250; 5 ceres. $400; 10
:o?heritraPcrs near railway station.
S2r, to $r0 rcr acre. n
FRANK MTAHLAND REALTY CO,
JHJtf X eon Jim,., rvi
Close to Portland; rich walnut, fruit
and sarden land: only small cash pay
ment, balance pays tor Itself in products
now on the land, which vs accept and aro
th. onlv people making this liberal offer.
F1RLAND TRUST COMPANY,
800-8 Spalding Bldg.
WANTED Platting acreage; we want from
owner or real eetato man from io to 2..0
acres of land on the Mt. Hood Electric,
Oregon Electric or United Electric, not
over liO miles out; must bo good and price
rlght" HARDING I.AXD CO..
SO 4th St., Board Trade Bldg.
(.ACRE home, small 2-room house, good
well. 2 acres cleared, balance brush.
of a mils from station: rich soil, no h 11a.
20 homes in view; a fine community.
--50 You will buy this. Only a little cash
required. C 660, Oregonian.
NEW HOUSE AND S ACRES
At electric station. SO mlnuteB rido of
city all in high state of cultivation and
lies fine and on good county road, beari
ng orchard; price $:000 on terms. A.
W? Smith & Co.. 436 Chamber of Com
merce. Main 58'.S.
TF-V acres beaverdam land, under Irriga
tlon and ready for crop; best for onions,
celery, cauliflower, potatoes etc.; river
and rail transportation; nothing better
invwhere: low price and easy payments
fgvestlgats. 512 Couch bldg.. 109 4th St.
a AND 10-ACRE tracts for sal. bj owner, la
Marlon County, at station, on Oregon Eieo-Sic-
best of soli and location; terms rea
sonable; part of land suitable tor town
" C? A, Barelnger. 8J-i Park St.. city.
5 , AND (-ACRE tracts, close to Port
lind, on electric carllne, 200 to 4g per
acre very sasy terms. J. W. fcUtterUa
Realty Co.. 408 Corbett bldg.
for SALE By owner, on easy terms or
trade S choice 5-arre tracts on Oregon
Electric at West Woodburn, i2M per
acre- AV 804. Oregonian.
ICREAG-E and farms, from 112.50 per aera
ud- large and small tracts. Call Kinney
a Stampher. C31-2 Lumber Exchange bldg.
7 ACKES of fine, level land, black loam
soil part cleared. $110 per acre, on easy
terms.4l5Couch bldg.
' for Sale yruit Lands.
A SNAP -T acres of firrt-ciass fruit land.
10 acres under cultivation, the rest easily
e'eared Tract joins Llndhaven Orchard
Co land. 0 miles from Lebanon. Or. With
buildings and Improvements. $13 per acre.
.. . v fiw flroi-lun
Apply w w"". "
Clifc.APtS'1 orcuard lands; fines, fruit belt
WillameUa Valley; close to good town;
easy terms. COURTNEY, 42 Lumber
mens bldg.
T.KW1STON 10 to 40 acres, bearing fruit
last year, yield $1:10 per acre, cash and
terms, ou rtuam ,
Sale I arms.
' 4"00 BUYS THIS.
15 acres all under the plow, with 6 fins
Mlne, on it. within 73 feet of aa elec
tric Una 300 feet to high school. block,
from 6 stores, close to Portiand. 618
Lumbermen, bldg.
-FIuhTlL COUNTY FARMS FOR EALB.
I.aj8 and small tracts, suitable for
aentral farming, grain, hay. fruit, hops,
dairying, etc; about 40 mile, southwest
of Portland, Or. Call or write for pries
list "tv. E. Kidder. Carlton. Or.
olT River Valley, Arizona, offers best In
ducement in soil, water, climate and busi
ness openmgs. farmins year round 15
clear days i" year; a.falfa sugar beeis.
Jfrus fruits, all graii.6. Write Glendale
iArliona) Board of Trade.
. ACRES, cultivated, level, fine foil, near
t,Jii Church and Oregon Electric; will
Sivirie'lf $100 per acre. Owner, T. Jack
?i lit East First North. Phone East
son.
4USL
rrrH SALE My equllv in 3X0 acres wheat
F?and ne Lind. Wash.; also 30 acres in
Yakima County, well improved. For par
ticulars address C. E. Amsbaush. Grand
view. Wash. P. O. box 17..
70 ACRES 10 mllea west of Port
land Courthouse: all cleared; flna
younr orchard, school , of a mile.
8-room modern house. fully
plumbed, a lirep'.ace. nice porches,
line large barn, complete water sys
tem, telephone in house, free de
livery of merchandise, also rural frea
delivery of mail, tn fact a lovely
country home, the very best of
soli: a chance for a high-clasa
dairy; price and terms will Interest
you. Call and sea us.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY,
Main 30. 102 Fourth St. A 8500.
40 ACRES.
40 acres. SO or 3." acras in culti
vation, balance In timber. This Is
al: level and the very best of soil;
laces on good graeled rosd. "4
mile to school. miles from-elec
tric station and country town: fair
6-room house, good baru. 2 acres of
assorted orchard, onlv 13 milea from
Portland. Price J4S0O; can give
good terms.
BRONG-STEELE CO..
Ground Floor. Lewis Bldg.,
"'- Oak St.
Farm Dept.
6S ACRES.
No waste land: fi acres in cultivation,
balance pasture: woven wire fence; could
not lie belter if made to order: '2 miles
from two good towns, railroad snd river;
S-room house, fair bHrn. granary, or
chard, chicken shed, wagon shed, horses,
cows, chickens, cslves, wagon, buggy
all farm implements, hay and grain; all
you need is a basket of groceries: the
writer hus examined this place and would
like to tell you about it. A great bargain
ou terms at
$7,100.
Ask for Mr. Beck.
WESTERN OREGON TRLT5T CO..
i72 Sialic St.
HERMOSILLO. Mex.. irrigated farms, gro"
oranges and all kinds of fruit, garden
truck, alfalfa and cereals: $50 acre; H
cash, balance crop payment A. M.
Hlghhouae. HUH w ucoxoiog.
t-tx-c- ..nDnn-nrin Pn."iP-SrTinV.
HO acres, highly Improved farm. 1
miles from Portland. 6000 cords of wood,
haul 1 mile. Will trade for city property.
332 Lumber Exchange.
RANCH 00 acres, with buildings. 18 miles
from Portland, near electric line; bargain
for all cash, by owner. 1S2 Morrison st
FOR SALE Alfalfa land and stock ranches.
L. Jacobs. Klamath Falls. Or.
ffAyTED REAL ESTATB.
WE HAVE
A bona fide customer
for
Improved 10 to 20-aer tract.
Owners only see ot write
Mr. Beck.
WESTERN OREGON TRUST CO..
272 Stark St
WANTED Lots in exchange for interest
in good legitimate business, or will take
lot as part payment, balance from earn
ings. AS 693. Oregonlan.
WANT to rent or buy like rent a new mod
ern 5-room bungalow, cooking gas and
electric light: stato rent and location. AO
(9, Oregonian.
WANTED Modern bungalow In Irv-lngton.
Willamette Height, or Hawthorne Addi
tion; state price, terms and address. v
oregonian.
WILL pay cash up to $2000 for equities In
good building lots on peninsula. Give lo
cation and lowest cash price. N 6S, Oie-
gonian.
HAVE a buyer for r. or 10 acres close to
Portland and transportation, suitable lor
onions and potatoes. Geo. G. Malr, -Lumbermen's
building.
I WANT a half block or 4 lota together.
In Seilwood. In the vicinity of Crema
torium: state location, price and terms. J
114, uregouit.il.
LIST your farms and Irvington lots with
Backus, 614 Chamber of Commerce.
WATED TO RENT FARMS.
W NTED To rent, wnall farm with build
ings, revenue producer, close In. near elec
tric line. Woodlawn 138. W 6.8. Ore
gjnlan. t
WANTED To rent 6 to 10 acres for garden
and chickens, near carllne. Write infor
mation and full description at once. 18a
MorrlB st. Station B.
FOB SAMS TIMBER "LANDS.
TIMBER LANDS.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
C. J. M'CRACKEN. 304 McKay Bldg.
RELINQUISHMENT for heaviiy-tlmberea
claim for sale cheap. Would take lot or
equity In Portland. X 68. Oregonlan.
row R-EXT FARMS.
NEAR Gaston. 500 acres, good buildings:
rent $250. Room 301 Lewis bldg. Phone
A 761.
FARM FOR RENT Stock, hay and furni
ture for sale. 282 Fourth st. Phone A
4639. ,
WAyTEP TIMBER "LANDS.
WANT to buy sawmill and logging outfit
AF 679. Oregonlan.
TO EXCHANGE.
SOME GOOD TRADES.
Excellent 247-acre stock ranch, well im
proved, price $22.6U0 for acreage or im
proved home, 5 to 10 acres, along Oregon
City carllne.
74-acre dairy ranch, excellent soil Mid
location, in Clark County. Wash., price
$15,500, equity $11,000 for Portland prop-
rt' CHAS". RINGLER CO-
' 211 Lewis Bidg.
$2500 EQUITY T lots for stock of mer-
Ch2fl "acres, 40 minutes out on electric, for
house and lots, or will sell, easy terms.
House, fine location, in good suburb,
$300 down. 2 blocks from car.
Flats. Belmont street, for good farm
or $2000 cash puts you In possession. In
come $70 per month.
. . .... 'n . DIU.R T..W1K hldg.
PA RTY owning 7-room modern house on
i.er lot. 50x100 feet, valued at $2,100, will
sell equity for $1000 and take In trade a
good second-hand auto truck, lis to 2-ton
capacity. See
KNAPP 4 MACKEY.
212-13 Board of Trade blag.
EQUITY IN LOT E. YAMHILL ST.
$1000 equity in $2500 lot on E. Yamhill
near 28th; 50x100. balance at 8 per cent
will exchange for-small cottage or bun
galow, or cheaper lot
GRUSSI ic BOLDS,
318 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Osk.
I HAA1 A iL .....--.-J.' -
Have 10 acres on the Clackamas River,
also a lot in South Portland clear of all
Incumbrances to trade on a bungalow. See
CHAS. -RINGLER CO..
211 Lewis Bldg.
WANTED Residence, East Side, in walking
. distance of business center, value up to
-i5.X; 100x135 lot St Johns, valued at
$1700 a first payment, balance mortgage.
Phone Col. 2. . .
t HA.VE 160 acres pine timber. - Klamath
County value $4000, exchange for unin
cumbered Portland property. AS 689. Ore
gonlan EQUITY in 5-room cottage on Cleveland
ave trade for lot in good location. Lots
of fruit, place for chickens. Woodiawn
780 after 5 P. M.
WAXTFTD Boys' and -men's shoes. In ex
change for $3000 equity in 40 acres of fine
land in "While Salmon Valley. Owner, AF
6e2, Oregonian.
A GOOD 160-aore Kansas farm for sale or
will trade for Portland eal estate. O. H.
' Patrick, 702 Yeon bldg.
WILL trade almost new furniture for cheap
team of mnres with harness and wagon
tor use on farm. Phone M. io4.
TO exchange for horse, harness nnd buggy
or equitv in two beach lots, fast
growrTir in value. AT 606. Oregonlan.
ppOPFRTT worth $1500, clear. In Central
P WMhmiton torn, for timber. A 723. Ore
gonlan. 6 TO 8-room bungalow, bullt-ln conveniences,
cash or trade, grocery or acreage. 6u4
Board of Trade.
FOR SALE or exchange for a cow. coal
stoves, household furniture and books. AT
695. Oregonlan. .
WILL trade $:0.PO0lnside property In good
town for the same amount Portland prop
erty. F 6S7. Oregonian.
$500 000 WORTH of real estate, mortgages
and business chances for exchange. H. G.
Kemo Co.. I"'' 4tl. st.
NEW bungalow. $2000. snap; to exchange for
stock of merchandise. Phone owner.
Woodlawn 32S9.
SMALL stock of Jewelry for trade for piano
,,r diamond. Phone mornings Main 3042.
FAIRPORT lot for St Johns lot Box 820.
St. Johna
COT.T. 1 year old. for Winter apples or po- .
tato'es. Apply 206 4th st
im i o5.o