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Newspaper Page TextTAFT LIGHT HIDDEN, FRIENDS DECLARE Absence of Publicity Bureau Regarded by Many as Po litical Mistake. RECORD BEARS EMPHASIS Othr Candidate IIme Ttwir Press Ant and Not All Are Mindful of Truth, Which rubllc Han Right In know. ORKCiONIA-N' NKWS BTRJiAL". Wash ington, Jan. . President Taft alono. of all tha candidates now In ttaa Held Beeklna: tha Presidential nomination, lscks the support of a campaign , ub 1 1-1 1 v bureau. Thl does not Include o!onel Roosevelt, for ha has repeated ly declared that he la not a candidate. There 1 a I -a Folletta bureau In Wash-IraM"-. with branches In other lines. There i a Wilson and a Harmon bu reau la New York; there arc Clark and I'nderwond agents at work In the Na tional Capital, and lesser bureaus work in In smaller fields in the Interest of Ires prominent candidates. But no bu reau and no preas agent Is ainginx tha praises of President Taft. fc 10 tna minus 01 many ni-nu- .. X Presld-nt this Is a mistake. These friends have recently been urging tha J President to permit thin to open a A bureau In hts interest, not only to t spread the Taft troepel. but to point out the fnll. k'Iv Ill the contentions 01 opposing i-andldates. and to meet tha assaults of Ifmocratlc bureaus. They feel th.it the Preaidcnl should sanction euch work In bis behalf, especially aa It la generally conceded he la to be tha party nominee In June. fablle Mlaa eeii Refrrsktag. Thus far the president haa not ap proved of aurh a course; ralber, ha haa been Inclined to stand upon hia record, and to go before the people seek UK renominating on account of his public work, and asking re-election on tha same high ground, if renominated. Which Is all well enoufch. Say bis friends, only It requires the services of a public bureau to remind the pub lie of the many achievements of tha present Administration. -The great American public has a short memory." said one of the friends of the President who favors tha open ing of a Taft publicity bureau. "The average voter does not long remember what a President bus accomplished. The latest achievement may remain In his mind, but the accomplishments of one. two or three yeura ago become vague recollections. Tha public mind. I say. needs refreshing, and a well organised publicity bureau la the only thing that will serve this purpose." History will write down tho Taft Administration as one of great progress and development In the Cnlted Mates: one In which tha Kxecutlve. the courts and the Congress have all accomplished great things too numeroua to mention, but there are few men who. offhand, can recall half a dosen of the great arhleveuienta of the Taft Administra tion, and few can point out tha extent to which presidential Influence wna re sponsible for these achtevementa. Presides Self-AelvertUer. That la why the President's frlenda are urging the opening of a publicity fcureau. They know, from experience, that tha Prealdent la not a good ad vertiser, and they know equally well that he la not a politician. Hla prede cessor In of flea never needed a pub licity bureau, for he was far and away the best advertiser the country haa known. President Taft la a different type, and not only are his past acts forgotten, but his present accomplish ments fall short of tha notice they de serve, for he himself doea not empha sise them. .Moreover, the President la making no reply to the attarka made upon him by bia enemies. He-publican or Democratic TI1-. charges are hurled at the pres ent Administration, many of them with out founds lion, but no reply is forth comtng. The Administration ia being constantly placed in a false light be fore the public, and no counter effort Is made to set forth the facts. Tha Mu.-kraker who assaila the Taft Ad ministration knows he Is almost sure to escape exp"ure. And all because l iere Is no f-Kiinlzed bureau to give publicity lo the Administration's side cf tiieee oueMiona and controversies. Pccusionallv there may be some an swer, hut seldom Is it as effective aa it ehould or could be. Vlaska l ue la K.aassple. Take, for instance, the work of anli Taft publicity agents In working up the so-called "Controller Bay scandal." That wss as vicious a bit of forgery ua is recorded In the history of Ameri can politics. And while it is true that the case collapsed, and the scandal failed to materialize, there are In this . thniiainilH of neonle who couniij i w . . -- believe something crooked had been at- tempted ly President Taft. No auch yV Impression would have been left In the C mind of any man had the Controller f : . i V. nnnMVftlt Ail- ruiy artair aii-u ... ministration, and no auch impreaslon would be left today If this esse had been dcult with in Roosevelt fashion. Thla I but an illuatratlon of tho need cf i Taft publicity bureau. If the President does not sanction tha -.-..iinn of a bureau for the dissemina tion of facta in hia support, his frlenda are likely. In tha near future, to open u.-h bureau on their own responsl- bllltv. for there is a widespread feeling among the President's aupportera that some action along thla line should be taken, and taken oetore more 01 i ...,.,..uiinn la allowed to sink unchallenged Into the public mind. For It is a notorious fact that opposing press bureaua mot all. but some of them) are utterly unmindful of facta and care nothing for truth. They are resorting to foul means to assail tha Taft Administration, and they must be expos-d. or they will work injury to the Administration, and later to tha Republican ticket if Tart la renomi naied. Hood lllirr to I.ry Special Tc. noon Rtvv-R Or. Jan. i. (Special.) levying special road taxes of a and S mills for tv.elr respective dlatrlcta. the citizens of the Vlento and Cascade Locks districts of this county will raise i ext year a sum which will reach $25. euii ti be used In or-enlng no thr pro. Where's the Best Place? Wlicre Is the best plsee to rent a . K.-.ira 'ni.- Ilamn. Fsirt make of Piano is rented according to its v .!. i reaper a i v. "- i a i ua end I3.t0 monthly, best . ' i tin., t to and $$.00 nonthly. . . . . - .-1 h,ri nla.no is kept'six months. Cartage one way Is charged where rlano l kept only three monH.s. At Elrs Music House you will Invariab'y find everything exactly aa adverUaed. AJ aUr.nl. at -. PORTLAND HOTEL Th largest and moat magnifiMnt ho tel In Portland; tnrarp$Be in elr gnc of -ooom mod ationa or excellence of cuisine. European plan $1.50 per day and upward. S. J. -.ACPTtA, Va-ussra-. e?.---AC-'iL'J HOTEL OREGON, Portland, Or., Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., HOTEL SEATTLE, Seattle, Wash. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co., IISjaBU t,:,.-?Ei HOTEL CORNELIUS House of Welcome Portland, Or. Our 14-passenger electric This meets all trains. A hiRh-class, modern hotel in tha heart of the theater and etrirmnintT district One block from any canine. w . l't O fl per day and up. European pian. E. P. MORRIS, Prop. The Imperial Oregon Greatest Hotel 350 Rooms, 104 Snitea, W ltn rnraie Baths. Phil Metschan & Sons. Pfopi. posed road oonnecting Hood River and Multnomah countica and the City of Portland with Hood River and all east ern portions of the state by a route for automobile traffic DAILY MKTEOKOI.Or.ICAI. RFPOHT. n.-i-aT lain K Vfetlmum teMTI f- ttura, Z dTMi; minimum. 23 derroe. iH i v r rvauinK n,i o - , , ,Vfnli I j p. m. to 5 P- M.- 0.2S inch: totl rainfall rainfall miac9 Saptomlr 1, 20.5 Jncha: d fltfDcy of raiofail inca Safptcmber 1. A 44 loch. Total tuBahlne Jaauary . , v. t - fl knnn aH mln- BOne Dwnn" vui.bjuii.t. . oiaa. Itrnmtr rducxl to a-ivl) at 6 P. M.. 80.43 iccbea- THB WEATHER.- Stat, ot Weather iATIONS 20 0. ! a.V ll'loudr i U. OS 24 W KMwir Ol 4 N IPt Cloudy on 2i W jciourty oo NWPt. Cloudy Caiuary Chioaso .. DfllVr . - e--e i v. 8 . pa Motnaa Puluth ...- Viires ... on io NE tClouey oni b W I'lrar .001 4 NI Calve ton Ualtla 0 1J 0 U'loudy ripar is- w snow jacksonvlll IK ' 0 a V v t'luar 12 NE li'lear 4 NV:Cludy Katt ' Marihnt'td Montreal 14 of, Hi W IV't. cloudy Srw (iriftni . . . N- York North H-ad North Yakima. .. is 4 bl IClear .0-.' r,i; nw Icioudy ar 1 IS 0 I'J. 4 IMI 4 S .J J4 SW a' N" Clear Phoenix Pocatrllo ....... Portland Rofeburf ....... M II. i.'loudy tSnow Cloudy 4rt O - o SO . l-.'l ..NW'ioedy Sacramnto .00 .! iear OO 14 E Clear .001 a NWiClear 14 4 SE Cloudy lul tit -a 111 . ...... r-I 0 Salt lka. ...... 1 o i Mi 0 IS 0. 4 n. 41 O IJ 0 14 Pan PiflfO tnn Vr&nclacO. . 0.1 SW o; 4 w r.4 4 w ti-4 4 w .34 M S 4.1 4 SW On ao Cle C'lear Cloudy Clouriv SToknna Taromt Tatfoh Ijland. , WiMk Walm cloudy Clear nrhlncion - - - W(nntnc Clear r-2- Oni 6 SW .Pt. cloudy WEATHER CONDITIONS. The disturbance noted yesterday evenlre ss api.roachlna the Washington Coast, moved Sp.5 . .ou.h.aat.ard ar.d this .v.n ln It I. central near Penv.r. Colo. The hlKuest wind Teltly attendlna this storm was 4 rol.es. from the northwest, at North Head. W axninKS were taken down at the mouth of tho Columbia River at 8 A. ST I.leht rain haa taheo. In the western portion of this metric? si" far south a. Ro.,t,urs. Or., snd llnht snow ha, occurred la nearly all see on. east of th. cascade Mountain, and we.t of the Rocky Mountains ery cold leather continues in the Esatarn Stal.s: the lowest temperature reported this eveu InV beinc IS decree, below s.ro at Duluth, Mfon. On the Pacific Slop, the temp.ra tur. has risen from 8 dereM to 16 derees. eic.pt in boutharn Calliornia, where the rtsa haa been siiabt. The renditions are favorable for occas ional !!hl rain or snow In Western Oreeon Taturdar. ocraslonal Ilsht rain In T,tern Waehinston and tor snow and colder weather In Idaho Fair and colder weath.-r will pre vail lu Eastern Oreon and Eastern waan Inston. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Gcralonai light rain or snow. Southeasterly wlnda Oreson Occasional llfht rain or snow west, fajr and co.d.r eaatem perUon; east- "ws'mnirton Occasional 1IM rain west lair and c".C.- eat portion; essterly winds, lrtaho Snow snd colder . XtETlU NOTICES. OR&iO.I LODdE. NO. 111. A. f. AN1 A, M. ctal.4 comiuuni- A - a ration ma - . e 'ifl o'clock. MasonJo Templa Wora XW In F. c. Hfirea Vlslune bre:h f rea eordlally Invito. By order w. jj; A. J. UANDLaJVi Secretary. p p O. E. KIJi afetnhera of Portland tS,cJ jto. 142. B. P. O. E-. are requested Jo.Lembl. in eur lods.room eaturd.r. Jsnuai-r . at 1 15 P. M. sliarp from where i"y wUI proceed In a body to the under l. f.rW. of J. P. Pln'.ey A Son to con d' A the funeral service, over the "','; of our late brother. C I. ftimift. V ut ln brothera sr. Invited to attend. By ord.r ef th. zjnsa. 6. OOITrF.Tf RULE HI-E. So IT. tha Ha'sMM meat, the first and tnim Tnorsosy evening of each month in asOung. AJW1 i . New Perkins Fifth and Washington Sts. A Hotel in the Very Heart of Portland's Business Activity . MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Elsctrio Aoto But. Cart to end from Union Depot every lew minutes. L, O- Swetlend, Mr. C. H. Shafer, Asa't Mr. Both hotels centrally located, modern in every respect, and conducted on the European plan. Props. Props. The Hotel Bowers Eleventh end Stark Sta. Under New Management offere all the conveniences of a high-class hotel, with all the comforts of a home. European plan 11.00 perday up. American plan. too. Famous for Its grill, a la carta and table d'hote aervlce at reasonable prlcea Special rates to permanent guesta. F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER H. E. FLETCHER, Mgr. jV, -C! e..n i -wrfi-m aan f-r 1:1 ArCTIOX 6ALES TODAY. At Bakefi Auction How. "162 Park t.; flruU sitia of th Baltimore Aniiqua Furn. ro. i mark. Sale at 2:. to P. M. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES fee Line. One time Hi Kmu ad three conaecutlve llmee sue name ad sis c seen consecutive times. . 5e Kemlttaacea mo.t accompany out -of -to wo erd"- .. . . . i . V lien one aa .... . - - aeentlre lnee the one-time rate applies. . . . . . . ... . .... lin. .n ruk ad. Teniae njrnta and Be ad caunted lor less "Tm Vbarae"or book adTertlsements the rharae vIH oe naaeu oo inn of Unee appearlna In the paper, recardleae of the number of words In each line. rhareed by measure ouly, 11 lanes te the Inch. , . ., . The nnove raiee .pi'v l: v.. trader "New Today" and all other ciaaaillca Uon. esceptlne the following: Mtuatlons VanleH. Male. riltnatlona Wanted, lemale. Oreaonlan will aept claaalrled advertise ment. oer the telephone, pratldinr the ad-vertl-er l a .ubecrlVr to either phone. Ne prices will be quolen over toe !"'"-. hill will be rendered the following day. Uhethrr .uhsenuent advert Isenienta wlU be vcemed over the phone depends upon the prompt!, of the payment of leWphone ad- unaj T advertisements will not be accepted over the telephone. Orders tar one Inser tion only will be accepted for "Houses for Kent, 2mlture for Sale." """sines; Opportunities.'- - Boomlng-Uoases-- and "Warned to Kent." . DIED. TOl'HET-In this city. January f. Marr. beloved wife of Martin J. Touhey at the family residence. 547 E. Powell street. Funeral notice later. BCHMIDTKE At Cafor, Canada, Deo. 23, Edward Schmldtke. ae 24 years. Re mains at th. family residence. 614 High land st. FunersJ notloe later. FCKEbAL SOTICBS. JOI.I.Y At his late residence. 107g E. 18th street X.. Samuel Simon Jolly, sued S years, 11 months. 1! das. beloved busbsnd it Adelma J. Jolly and brother of Robert I. Jollv. of Cincinnati. O. Funeral serv ices will bs held tomorrow (Sunday), January 7. at 10 A. M . from Pearson's narlors. -71. Russell street. Members of the G. A. R-. Including friends and ac oualntanies. are respectfully Invited to at tend. Interment Rose City Cemetery. BLACKBURN At the family residence. Grays Crossing. January 5. Emma E. Hlackburn. wife ot Walter Blackburn, aged 49 years. The funeral services will be held at th. Christian Church at Sher idan Or. tomorrow (Sunday), January 7 at 10:8O A. M. Interment In the Sher idan Cemetery. Friends desiring to view the remains may call at Klnley'a chapel until S P. M. today (Saturday). Wliilam F. Aldrirh, beloved husband of Katharine laonura aiunco. ..l at Holman's funeral parlors. Third and falmon stre.ta at 3" A. M. today (Satur dav). January 6. Frlands Invited. Inter ment In Rlvervlew Cemetery. Services at grsvs private. CARSWEI.Le In this city. January 4. 98 Texas street, r.usafein a, iuhwh. u.upn.i of Mr. snd Mrs. Jame L. CarsweiL aged 5 months. 14 dsjs. The funeral services will be held at the above residence at 3d p. M. today (Saturday). Services at the grave private. BARNEY The funeral servlres of alias Minerva Barney will take rises from A. R Zeller Qo. ehspel. S!4 Wflllamj avenue, today (Saturday). January , at 1 :.V) P. "M Remains will b. sent on the 3:o P. M ft P train o Oregon City for tnler mentl Friends kindly invited. SCHMIDT The funeral services of Carl I Whmldt will be held at Fmley's chapel at 1:S0 P. M. today (Satur.lay). alter whlrh the remains will he taken to tha Portland Crematorium. Friends invited. OI EX The f unersl services of the lata Christian W. Olsen will be held today, Jan. . at 10 A. M.. at runnlng At Mc Entee's rhapeL Friends invited. Inter ment Multnomah Cem.tery. Dnnnlng s MrEntee, Funeral Dlreetera. d IlnaL 1'bon. Mala 4SO. latdjr aa alatant. OtHce of Coanty (wmw. A R- ZELLER CO.. 84 Wllllsm. ava. Phone Fat luss. C lOSS- t-sdy aturadant. ........ . . . . . r-d a-ntf.i iMiwi. Tu7iO d st. Latly allalant. Pbene M. M7. j p HM.tl bON. M and Martlsenv vidv attendant. Phone Mala . A ItW. t. F. . Ionnlna. Inc. E. H. a Stii. . ,t... V .-t Airier a.S BUtu. Txjis 11. J . idj aueadaot, fci:a:a:s: figmJ9 -KEATS NOW SELLING- HEILIG THEATER 7th mad Taylor Phones Main 1 and A 112. TOMORROW. MONDAY, TUESDAY. Klsw Erlanger Present ROBERT HILLIARD In the Plsy Like No Other. -A FOOL. THERE WAS" lwr floor. 11 rows J. T rows Jl.SO. Pslconv. .1 rows f I. roes "ic. 11 rows 6oc Galler, reerved snd admission, owe rVEAT SALE MONDAY.1 HEILIG TirK.VTHR. FOrB NIGHTS, BFOINNINQ WEDNESDAY. JAXCABV 10. Special Price Matinee Saturday. FORBES ROBERTSON In Jerome K. Jerome s Play. "THE PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK." Evenings: I-ower f!cr 2. last S rews. 1.60: balcony. l.SO. l.on. 7:-. 50c GaJlery. fc. 50c. Saturday Matinee. tl.r.O. tt.OO. 75c 0c. B A K E R mI?!"" - Geo. L. Baker. Mgr. MAT. TODAT LAST TIME TONIGHT. The Klrite I.a Shells Co. present that famous American play of the Wen. "THE VIBil"I-".- With splendid csst and production. First time at popular pries. Mstlnee. I.', 6c. Evening prices, 26c, 60c, "Sc. !. Kent week starting tomorrow matinee tna rvawricr. MAIN . A 100 kailut.fi r. V l ltt 11- X THEATER it--5-7ii HEFK JAN. 1 Charley Orapewln. assisted by Anna (ha nee A Co.. In "Toe Awakening of Mr. Plpp"; Reynolds and Donogan, bebenck and Van, Tbe Fonr 1-amona .anis, unrsr lralue, Ruby Raymond c is., xwo and Tip Trio. Matinee Every Day. 'ormerly Grand. II n A Con.idlne. Refined Vsuderllla TT:eK iAN. 1 -A Mght In a Ppllee Station,- Hal Mephen., Iiekle and Voaat. Lil lian Helger. Joeeph K. Wataon. Robert and Robert. Orchestra. PrlceaAjcand X4C 1I:KK JAN. 1 Cycling Martells 5, Cooper and Imvib. Law Ancis, Arthur Riehy, llal Davis snd Mi. Anne KMlgers In "The t nespected" Panlageeoope. iioie. and first row balcony reserved, I'ricea l&fl and Xoc. LYRIC THEATER FOURTH AND blARK ALL. THIS WEEK. FROLICS OF 1912 Two Performances Nightly, 7:30 and :15: lo and J.. Matinees Dally. t:0. Any sea IRr (except bunduva and Holidays), rriday Mirhl t'homs (ilrls- Coaaest. Neat week "T"e tiay Deceivers." REVIVAL MEETINGS At th Central Christian Church Conducted toy IK YKlblaL, of Cbl chko. Increaalny with jreat Inter est; 40 people have been received Into tlie church thus far and great prepara tions are being mad for th Sun day services. Dr. YKl'ELL speak in k both mornlnc and eveninc. Church located at CANT KALMOy AND S0TH STRl-iETS. UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS CHEi-XS AND MAY HK HAD BY PKB- 6KNTI.NO yoi.r checks at thb ore- (IONIAN' OFKIOE: A iri. ti. (us. 111 i w-ISrn aril IU7 7T. KSS. T. lf. 710. 7-. r-w- - ! v::i- Hi nit 1 6o!, el. use. iuv. m., 'v. ' B-Ii3. 11. SSB. 64. !6. 68 fl, 70L W. JtSiw'. Ji. '8. e8. TOO, 703. TO. TO. Til. Tii.. 7-'7. 75". 701. H 275. B. "OS. 704. 70S, 70. j40.1. 703. 714. 734. 745, 750. 701. ids. K 603, 063, et'O. 1, .:. M M. 64. - i,,T an-J r.ua TIM). O ii-iS.' , 1'4. H 7ul. 7U. 710. 712. 71S, 714. 718, .19, 7i0 721. 72-, 73!. S 6t. 70. 704. 75. 707. 710. T60. T g8. 701. 712. V 110. T. 671. 873. 68J, 602. 9. 69S. 6911. WHH9, 77. 0, 2. S6. X S7. 701. 7U5. 707. 725. T2T. 731. y :;0. 61M). 700. 701. 702. 723. 723, 727, 72i. 7U9, 735. ' AH u. fiTa. st, :io. HT. M AC- 67. 67S. 67. 67. 804. 696 AJ ooo. uoa. 63. 608. 6H0. 0ti4. 7U0. 702, 7J5. 710 All R9:. B!4. 700. A(i 674: .-3. 6S4. oJj. 6S6. 6S7. 601 AHnr..47s. BR2. no. 4. 701, 701. AJ 62. 6. 677. 680. 6b2. BS8. 6S9 694. 698, 700. AK 670. 680, 606. a-28. 6S7, 60S. 691. 602. 03. 700, 701 70S. AM 691, 602, 698. 711. AN 707, 712, 713. . ' ' .V .. . -man aa SAr. nor. MV. erf. 67l". 673! 6-9! 7"1. 711 r.-V V flCo M.'l TH" TOfl A 407 620. 6r., 6!7. 6110, 699, 700, 701. 702. 704. 705. 70S. AT40:l. 60S. 675. 684. 9, 700, 701, 70S. If above answers are not celled for within six days, same will be destroyed. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OKFICF CITY HAM Main 9, A 7589. Ill M.4NK OFi lCKB. bera;eant Crate. Keatdence. 24 E. 24th N. East 4770. R. a. Liunmlre. Krs. S36 Wasco St. W. O. Eaton. Rea 73 K. 10th. East 1783. Uorse ambulance. A 6101. Pr. Ex. 4. Nishts, fcundaya and Holidays. A 6165; Pr. Ex. A Trunk T. NEW TOPAT. Holladay's Addition Tba era BEST plsct In Portland to Day GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER aa MOST Z)ESIKaVitLJfi raaldaaca urooerur 1 the city. a-o and aaa tha maay CMOICB reas aencea andsr conatruetloa and tna a lrova lenta gotaif on. Its Cregoa Real .stats Company CKAAO 1TB. AN P MC-TNOM AM ST. MORTGAGE LOANS On Business and Beeldenee PTopertT. paf rrl C V. EVERBTTi 7 Of l-SaAe, C. D. SIMONDS, Vf) J IO 416 Board of Trade Bids;. I J MORTGAGE LOANS CI RBEST R. W. J. GEARIN, CIRBEST RATES. 4zs mohawk biildim;. MORTGAGE LOANS CO? JOHN E. CR0NAJ1, 7 JO e f aalsUa. Blda. 0 V av aefSla0 rmBre Z4 'I i V V Hnlllv t r ii Buy This Seventh Street Corner Two blocks sonth of new "Journal" ll-gtory steel builrlingr, and 8-story Sullivan & Considine building one block south of Hcilig Theater. Great developments in immediate neighbor hood. Best buy in Portland. Few days only. $59,000 $19,000 cash handles the deal. Wake np, gTab the opportunity as it comes along;. E. J. DALY 222-223-224 railing Buildin.. For Sale WEST SIDE. New Three Story Brick Building FIVE YEARS' SECURED LEASE. PAYING 25 PER CENT ON CASH INVESTMENT. Ellis & Snyder 603 Board of Trade. FOR SALE! 160 acres of the very best apple land, small acreage improved and set to trees which are now three years old. Fine stream of water. This tract of land lies in the heart of Hood River Valley and if you are contemplating a purchase of fruit land, it will pay vou to come and look over this tract. Address A. Whitehead, Lock Box 616, Hood River, Oregon. INVESTORS ! I Lave half block on East Third street, 100 feet on terminal switch. Will sell $12,000 under market. W S95, preyonian. Bargain! One movlnff picture and three box bowling allevs in town for sale or ex change for lots. Very cheap. Beat op portunity in town. Money-makers, in good workinsr order, all clear. Addresa AG 710, Oregonlan! Furnished House to Let JANUARY lOth. Completely furnished throughout, nine rooms; location moot desirable. For particulars address AD TOO, Orrassisa J. A. STRAIGHT at SON. Eugene. Oregon, have 20-acre Improved Santa Clara home to aell: i. 10. 20-acre tracts (plowed), ad. Joining- Irvine, choice; CO choice lots, tprlnnfleld. all or sinele: timber tracts oo fetuslaw; townaltcs on new railroads; cor respondence solicited. ( Ol Mi. BERRIIMJE THOMPSON. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, SX4 Worcester Block. Pboaa Mala a REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Beck. William, G.. 315-310 Falling olds BKUBA.KEK - BENEDICT. 602 McKay bldB. al. W. Chapln & Herlojr, 332 Chamber Commerce. Cook. B. S. & Co.. r.ug Corbett bldg. Jennlnci ai Co. Main 1SS. 1!0 Oregonlan PALMER-JONES CO., H. P.. 401-U5-O Wilcox bldg. The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. and Multnomah St. (Holladay Addition). REAL ESTATE. For gale Lots. MOUNT TABOR HEIGHTS. The best view property, adjoining the finest class of homes. Is Morningside No. 2. Choice location S0l to J1500; easy terms. Improvements paid. Inducements to builders. HARTMAN A THOMPSON, BANKERS. ChRmber of Commerce Bldg: WEST SIDE LOT. Only lSOO; corner, 60xl0, on carllne, 12 minutes from Morrison St.; suitable for stores, flats or factory; price reduced from $3000; out-of-town owner needs money; can't wait to get his price; terms 1050 cash, bal. 1 and 2 years, per cent. See Jas. C. Logan. S15 .jjpaldlng bldg. THE Canadian" Pacific Railway's installation of new Pacific Coast terminals at Coquit lam represents In the New City your op portunity. Our lots 50O f jet from the sta tion, price $4110. Writs fr circulars. Mc pherson A Fullerton Broa. Vancouver, British Columbia. 7S00. 100-110 Corner Franklyn and Aspen sts.. Willamette Heights; level land; paved streets, fine view of river and mountains, easy terms of psyment: see the owner. John W. Alexander. 610 Lumbermens bldg.; both phones. A SNAP IN A LOT. r.3 1-3x110 on Montana ave., lot 13. block 5. .Goodmornlns Addition; pries 4350; $100 cash and 5 per month. GRl'SSl BOLUS. 318 Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and OaK. $10 DOWN. $10 PER MONTH. Fine view lot; matured fruit trees; re stricted district, near car; cement walks. Bull Run water. 202 Board of Trade bldg. Phone Marshall 473. A 102i LOT 50x105, new plastered cottage, pantry and bath room, wired for light, water In kltrhen. house painted, yard fenced; price fhta. call Tabor 14p. IRVINGTOX On East lth St.. 100 feet from Knott; high and sightly; $14t)0. one third cash, Sbalance long time. 545 East loth North. East 445S PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVE-!. Beautiful homes and homesltes, all Tlewa. locations and prices: can suit you. Main J66L BROOKS. A $ SEE Le Nolr ft Co.. for West Side property. Exclusive dealers in West Bids realty. 835-7-9 Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE 100x125. on Tillamook iu; hard surfaced: win divide; fine location. P. O. box 460. city. $140o FOR best snap In Irvlngton; need rash; 5-foot lot. 13th St.. near Knott. See owner. Sftl Dekum bldg. MCPT have money; lot near Hawthorne and 44th St.; S75. Owner. g"j Ablngton bldg. $10O BUYS 50x100 east front lot on Caatle ave.. Overlook. Phone Woodlawn BSfl. IN Beaumont, only t5; this Is a bargain, as I used cash. T 711, Oregonian. r. ith r near Ains- .r FIJI. 1 ' ' . uu - " nr...n f worth ava Phone Woodlawn o 9 or t 2429 For Sale Houses. HAWTHORNE DISTRICT. $50o DOWN. New, modem -room bunga low, with fireplace. built-in bookcase, large hall with stuc co celling, cloakroom with full mirror door and hail seat, dining-room with b.-am ceiling, p.ir.el walls to plate rail, built in buflet. wax llnlfih. hardwood floors. Dutch kitchen in white enamel, bedrooms and bath fin ished in white, also linen closet and clothes closets. ail waiis tinted. attic plastered and floored, full cement wall and floor In basement, laundry trays, cement walks around house, gas and electricity. PRICE $3250. GEO. A. ROSS. OWNER, 301 Gerlinger Bldg., second end Aider. Phone Main x'JTO. INDIVIDUALITY. THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT IN A HOUSE. IT DON'T C08T ANT MORE TO HAVE WHAT TOU WANT. THAN SOMETHING THAT DON'T SUIT. WB IpECIALlZE ON THE ARTISTIC HOME. V, ' KNOW WE CAN PLEASE TOU. BE CAUSE WE KNOW HOW. OUR GUAR ANTEE 13 WORTH SOMETHING. IF WE BUILD FOR YOU. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH OUR HEAD DRAUGHTS MAN. WB WILL FINANCE IT AN D BUILD IT FOa YOU. ABSOLUTELY BUTTERWORTH-STEPHENSON CO. Inc. 707 COUCH BLDG. SPLENDID (-room house in Irvington, vith sleeping porch, only 4r.00: iMO cash and the balance monthly, or if you nave vacant, unincumbered lot will take same as first payment up to $1000 or $lou". Also 7-room houue. $3000, on Last in n st North, near the carline, schools, stores; every convenience; house nearly new and in fine shape; will accept $-.'0 as first payment and balance $20 per month and Interest, or will take unin cumbered lot as first payment. GO WEN-IDE TRUST CO.. Lumbermens Bids.. 5th and Stark. MR. LOT OWNER! . HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO IM PROVB YOUR PROPERTY WITH A HOME. FLAT OR APARTMENT. WILL FINANCE IT AT A LOW RATE OF IN TEREST. PLANS FURNIS1ED FRtfc.. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND TALK THIS OVER. J S ATKINS ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. HENRY' BLDG. IRVINGTON RESIDENCE BARGAIN. TERMS TO SUIT. Nice modern residence . on carline. on 24th St.: 7 rooms, bath, den. full base ment, fine furnace, . llreplace. sleeping porch, large attic, built-in tireless cooker and any number of 'other bulit-ln con veniences; 60x100 lot, garage, cement drive; worth $7500; price for early sale $GT,00; if you can swing a place at this price, can arrange satisfactory terms. 418 Railway Exchange. Marshall 2753. Is ICE LITTLE HOME, S. ONLY $1300. 5 rooms, modern; porcelain bath, toilet, sink, hot and cold water, plastered, tint ed, Dutch kitchen, well built and nicely finished, wired; view lot. close to Rose City Park car; adjoins restricted district: $1J0 down, $20 mo.; ready for occupancy. See Jas. C. Logan at once. S15 Spalding bldg. Marshall 2748, A 24b9. THAT VACANT LOT. WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN A LOT WE WILL FURNISH THE MONEY AXD BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLATS. PLANS FREE IF WE BUILD. OUR REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US. i r. bailey CO.. Inc., contract- 1NG ARCHITECTS, 34 ABINGTON BLD. ONLY $1750 for a 5-room new modern bungalow-, on CORNER lot In VERNON. 1 block from Alberta car. This property will sell for at least J2o00 In the Spring, but straitened financial clrcumstanoes force the sale of this prop erty at a loss. Any reasonable terma can be arranged. Phone Main 2182. ' Ij-ACRE HOME, $2300. $300 CASH. $300 CASH. Thia place is just south of Fremont and Is the most sightly piece in the tract; all and set-out to 3-year-old fruit trees, and lots of bcrsies. House is extra well built, 5 rooms, chicken house, work shop and large parior sleeping tent. Fred W. German, 3-:w nurnsiuc. . m -n. H EA LTJr Li. o-room nouae, iu i.L..e.u. , 3 fireplaces, large sleeping-porch, built-in refrigerator, dust and clothes chutes, fire less cooker, built-in wardrobes, etc.; cor ner lot 75x90. east front, beautiful view; $7500; $5o0 cash, balance easy monthly payments. Provident Investment ft Trus tee Co., 201-202-2O3 Board of Trade bldg. Tii-iir t? vnrT ON EASY PAYMENTS. If you have steaay employment wo -n. aell you a neat, modern 5-room-and-bath bungalow with full basement and 46x100 lot, one block from streetcar, on 81st BU Momvilla, at $25 total monthly payment; price $22"U. 418 Railway Exchange. Max shall 2703. I HAVE lot in Rose City Park, one block of car 46th St., on which I will build easy terms house of your own planning If you will see us soon. Now Is the lime to savo money and own your own home in one of the best districts of the city. L. R. BAILEY CO., 324 Ablngton mag. 4-ROOM COTTAGE, $200. Nice 4-room cottage, electric lights, nice bath. No. 1 plumbing, lot 60x100, east front. No. 791 Konilworth ave., near Gladstone ave.; price $1600; $200 cash and $15 per month. Why pay rent? gig Board of Trade Bldg.. 4th and Oak. FOR SALE New homes, 3, 4, 6 and 6-roora bun.-alows. new and up tt.hnnS"i close to carline, cement walks. Bull Run water- gas, phone and electric light serv ice fnSa $1650 to $2750. terms same as rant, "all V Jonesmdre office, corner 70th and Glisan sis. ,...--,-..TTL' CV1D ' Beautiful home of 6 rooms and den. strictly modern, with fireplace and fur nace; cloTe In on Hist st., near 4 different carlines: corner lot; price oi00; terma KAUFFMANN & MOORE, 325 Lumber Exchange. BARGAIN for Quick sale; S-room house, fireplace, furnace, bookcases,, veneer pan eling buffet, large rooms, large closets, fine plumbing, sleeping porch, double con struction, finely finished, block from car; must be seen to be appreciated. Owner, East 3839. T "VlT TABOR HEIGHTS HOME $3760. This was built for a home; owner must have monev; the house is modern having built-in bookcases, writing desk and win dow seats; fine sleeping porch; good view. N 702, Oregonlan. B-ROOM bungalow, furnace, fireplace, buffet, bookcases, hardwood floors, gas. elec tricity, good view. Rose City Park, 2 blocks from carline, $3350, easy terms. Provident Investment & Trustee Co., 201, 202. 203 Board of Trade bldg. Marshall 473. A iu FIVE and six-room homes, fireplaces, hard wood floors, furnaces, with all built-la modern conveniences; near carline; all street improvements paid; monthly pay ment plan. Provident Investment ft Trustee Co 201. 202, 203 Board of Trade A BARGAIN New. strictly muueia California bungalow. hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, interior decorated, every built-in convenience, bearing fruit trees, 4Q00; terms to suit. Marshall 98. " LDON'T BUY TILL YOU SEE the most perfectly built modern horns in Irvington. 10 rooms, finished In oak, lot U0X10O. Call up C 1866. East -73. No agents. W. H. Eerdman. irvington New home. 7 rooms and bath, strictly modern. $5250. including aU as easy terma Owner. 825 Yeoa hirfg. Phone Main 11 IRVINGTON HOME, Just finished; small payment easy terms; or will trade for equity in farm property. Owner. A. O. Hershey, Hood River. Zttk ACTIVE fl-room home in Waverly; AdeVn, service of 2 carlines. a W. cor. "ino. 804 Ellsworth. T.o Noir ft Co. for West Side homes. Exclusive dealers in West Side property. K.15-7-H l-namnei MY home at cost. Walnut Park, desirable; a carlmeB; would consider trade as part payment. '1104 Rodney. Phone C 17 .-eYT, t.room bungalow, modern, nice large ve?y easy terms. Phone Main 6710. itui & f - - - H. K. SWANK. $08 Ablngton bldg.. sells new bungalowa Terms like rent. t"--,nft FOR new modern cottage, S rooms .Vtie small cash payment. Phone wbn 3220 or C 2421). ' Woodlawn o-- jrrrr SALE Lot 40x120. new 4-room blistered cottage, one and one-half blocks int car; grlc. $900. Call Tabor 143Q. " PIEDMONT New 8-room modem home, only $4500, bv owner. AE 608. Oregonlan. . .,wioo 8-room house. West Side; MJl Kl no reasonable offer refused; jnts.' H 714. Oregonia-. 6-ROOM modem bungalow, br owner, cheap. Phone East 5341. HAWTHORN"- DISTRICT. S20U cash. $20 per month. T rooms, vestibule, mirror doors, solid oak f.oors. built-in bookcases, buffet, fur nace, llreplace, strictly modern in eviy detail. National Realty 4 Trust Co.. 723 Chamber of Commerce bldg. Main 5129. lor Sale Business Property. BUSINESS corner for sale on Union avenue. $40oo; surrounding corners of same width will cost you considerable more; It Is a fine corner to keep. Gowen-lde Trust Com pany, room 2 Lumbermens bldg. - $7500 on good terms for a lot close to new Steel bridge, worth today easy $10,000. F. FL'CHS. 42o Chamber of Commerce. OV11K too feet R. R. frontage, on E. 3d. AD 712. Oregonlan. For Sale Acreage. SUBURBAN HOME. 5 acres of good level land, just 1 block from electric station and couutrv town, lots just across a 60 foot street from this are selling for $150 per lot. lb acres of this are In strawberries and small fruit. 2 acres was in potatoes this last year, balance good standing green timber with all tie underbrush slashed. This tract ia all fenced with new woven wire, new 5-room cottage, new barn, good well and large chicken-house. This place Is just 12 miles from Portland; chi service everv 30 minutes. Price J20O0; 600 cash, balance you can make your own terms. This would luako an ideal poultry farm. BRONG-STF.ELK CO.. Ground Floor Lewis Bldg., 267 Oak SU Farm Dept. , REAL BARGAINS. 17 acres near Oregon City, with Im provements and good water, $2800. 11V- acres near Portland, close to trans portation, all In cultivation, good Im provements, level, soil of the finest; no matter what you want, whether 111 Im proved or unimproved acreage or farms, whether large or small, close In or at a distance from Portland, we have It. Come in and see us and you will bo treated right. Farm Land Department. SMj Chamber of Conitnerco Bldg. HARTMAN ft THOMPSON. ACREAGE Our specialty; small tracts west and northwest of the city sold on month ly payments. See us before you decide. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY, , 102 Fourth St. Phone Main 35, A 8500. 157 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 Fourth St., Port land. Oregon. This Is a forced sale and you may have the benefit of It by calling on the trustee and look ing into the matter. CHICKEN and fruit ranches, near Portland: walking distance to good town; running water, best soil, free wood, splendid fruit district; view ef Columbia River and snow peaks; 2 acres, $250; G acres, J400; 10 acres $800; 10 per cent cash, easy pay ments: other tracts near railway station, $25 to $50 per acre. . FRANK M FARLAND REALTY CO., 309 Yeon bldg.. Portland. Or. CHOICE ACREAGE TRACTS. Close to Portland; rich walnut, fruit and garden land; only small cash pay ment, balance pays for Itself in products now on the land, which we accept and are the only people making this liberal offer. FIRLAND TRUST COMPANY, 806-8 Spalding Bldg. CLEVRED AND CULTIVATED. LAND. $140 PER ACRE. Free from rock, gravel and stumps, black loam soil, spring water, near Port land and electric and steam transporta tion. $70 cash, $14 per month. PACIFIC N-V DEVELOPMENT CO.. Inc. 40 ACRES best stump land, or 10 or 30 of it 35 miles from Portland, mile from Yacolt. Wash. All tillable; 2tt i.crea cul tivated; 4-room house; brook; $1800; terms. Wm. lrle, 6S1 East 8th, Port- lanu, ur. TEN acres beaverdam land, under Irriga tion and ready for crop; best for onions, celery, cauliflower, potatoes, etc.; river and rail transportation; nothing better anywhere; low price and easy paymenta Investigate. 612 Couch bldg.. 10 4th su $37iS BUYS 6 acres deep red-shot soli, adapted to fruit and vegetables, all smooth and tillable; no rock; wood and water; near good railroad towns 1 hour from Portland; $150 down, balance on terms. Palmer, t.-uucu ums.. BY OWNER Two acres at Milwaukls Heights, cleared and fenced; close to car. line- $000 acre; some cash, rest to suit, A. Gettmann, 405 Jelferson St. S AND 10-ACRE tracts for sale by owner in Marlon County, at station, on Oregon Elec tric; best of soil and location; terms rea sonable: part of land suitable for town lots. C. A. Bareinger, 302 V, Park at., olty. ACRAGK'and farms, from $12.50 per aora up; large and small tracts. Call Kinney 4V stampner. uai- - FOR SALE 1 aces on K. 31t St.. be' tween Thompson and Knott Sta Sit val ues, r-. c. up. -w. For Kale Fruit lands. MOST desirable 20-acre tract adjoining Mount Adams Orchard Co.; finest location White Salmon Valley; all cleared; ha.f planted to commercial orchard; good shack, barn and well; WlU trade for de sirable Portland realty. 607 Chamber commerce. 15 ACRES of cherries, almost ready to bear. In the cherry section of the Northwest, lor $5250. Think of it! $850 per acre. Will pay for Itself every year in a short time. $2500 will handle; balance to suit buyer. Address Good Ground Orchards. inc., xne uaiiea , CHEAPEST orchard lands; finest fruit belt Willamette Valley; close to good town; easy Terma COURTNEY, 42S Lumber- mens Diag. For Sale Farms. FOR SALE 309 acres in Big Horn. Wyo.. on small creek, all fenced, county road on two sides, 6 miles from Grey Bull, on phone line, phone In house, good water right for 278 acres, creek runs across one corner of land, close to mountain range for stock, fair improvements, young or chard, ISO trees; cut 300 tons this year, can be made cut 700; enough hay: ma chinery to run the place goes with It and some stock; price J16.000, or will trade for good land In Willamette Valley, close to market. Address owner, box 66. Grey Bull. Wyo. TUALATIN VALLEY. 157 ACRES. 80 clear; lies well; Oregon Electric runs through place; only 15 miles from Portland- this is positively $100 per acre be ow market value; this will stand for ciose investigation; you must act quick. II l TiAlfER. 51 1 Corbett Bldg. 7 J-10 ACRES bottom land, running water, ne"w 10-room house, full basement 26x40. furnace, acetylene gas. 2 patent toilets, bath large verandas, 7 chicken-houses with' scratch sheds, barn, pig house, all stock and utensils go with place; price $10,0 00; terms. H 715. Oregonian. c ALT River Valley, ArlEona, offers best ln ducement in soil, water, climate and busi ness openings, farming year round 315 clear days in year; alfalfa, sugar beets, citrus fruits, all grains. Write Glendale Arisona)BoardofTrade. YAMHILL COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE. Large and small tracts, suitable for general farming, grain, hay. fruit, hops, dairying, etc.; about 40 miles southwest of Portland, Or. Call or write lor price list. W-E- Kidder. Carlton.Or. ' SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT LAND. I have two-hue half sections, unimproved wheat or flax land, one at $22 and one at "5 per acre, personally selected and cuaranteed. See me or write for terms. W. J- HilL room o2B, Seward liotei. TTOR SALE 4V miles west of Junction City Or 179-acre farm, 100 acres culti vated, balance pasture; new house and bam good fruit. Inquire sf owner. H. . . Splckler. Junction City, Oregon. GOOD FARM. 40 acres, everything just right, running water fence and buildincs, good well, black shot soil, price ?2.-,0O; no trades a n led. Phone after 8 P. M., Wood, uou. 11O0 ACRES, near Eugene, Or.; 250 acres good garden or fruit land; balance timber and pasture; $20 per acre. 205 Couch building. j-j-t 60 acres, with buildings, 18 miles from Portland, near electric lire; bargain for all cash, by owner. 182 Morrison su FOR SALE Alfalfa land and stock rnnchea. L, Jacobs. Klamath Falls. Or.