GIVES ALL
LYJUMPERS"
Duke M. Farson Scorns Riches
"With So Many Heathen
Living in Chicago."
BOND BUSINESS WOUND UP
Kamil Jrwrl and All Other Trop
rrt (liirn Vp ljr Man V1h !"
lirrcs It 1 S-lrlh to
K"nJ.T Tlie-m I.ongrr.
WACKKSIIA, Wis.. llarch 3. iSpe
rUI ) Within a few days Puke M.
Famitn. hanker and dealer In bonls.
wh. Ui had offices at 132 ioutn ia
Salle street. Chl'-aK". will have retired
from lmslnrss to devote himself whnl
v to a religious rausc. .Ml he owns
In t'ie world his houses and lands, hts
business and his family Jewels, will he
di.Iai"-d f itiid the proceeds turned
over to the Holiness Asportation, bet
ter known us the "Holy Jumpers." 11c
Is president of the rult. When In ac
tive business. Mr. Farson mas noted
for his vlKorous methiwl. When he
wanted to know all about a bond Is
tie that ho thought of buyinK. he
found means of lindina out about lu
He was shrewd, capable and whole
lirirtxl. And Just as he formerly
dealt In tiomla with all his strength of
nnn-l and soul, now h. has Kone Into
the work of the Holiness Association
without reservation.
til llaslaraa I'ml Aside.
No bu-inrss cares mill interrupt Itie
future career of the banker, who do
lard t'Hiay that he would himself
ra!e his voice for righteousness and
stive his time, ns iell as his substance,
to the att.-e. "rcarhinK tile jrospcl in
the highways an.l byways."
The lease on hl fhl mo ofllees will
expire May 1. He will not renew 'it.
The huMnrss Itself, according to lr.
Farson. actually erased January 1. and
only the fitsr ends remain to be Fath
ered up and cut.
"I am i:ndinp nt my business af
fairs richt now." said Mr. Farson at
the headquarter of the Holy Jumpers.
He hud come fresh from a meeting of
his followers. "There is hardly
rnousli of the business left at this
time to count." he said. "1 never
m ned an automobile, so I had none
to sacrifice, but what family Jewels
I cwncl and all of my property havo
been (riven to the religious society
I represent.
. Hr -lleafbea la f'Blf-asro.
"Why shouldn't 1 Klve up every
talntr There are so many heathen
in Chicago, in this country, in the
world, that it Is selfish of any num.
rmi.-h more of a man considered at one
rime rich, simply to riantr on to his
possessions and enjoy them. I am de
otmK mv tunc and all my resources
to the holiness cause."
The Holiness Association is incor
porated In Illinois. Its headquarters
are at the old Fountain House. Wauke
sha, formerly a famous Hummer ho
tel, where there are aoO workers and
preacher students in training
COW WRECKS MAIL WAGON
Kami Po-Uiian Hurled to Karth
Mi.-n Animal Sutltlrnljr Kcnr-. I'ji.
VA.Nftil'VFl:. Wash.. March 7. (Spe
cial.! The rural mail delivery w.im
driven by K. Moore, carrier to Walnut
Urove. was upset and the driver sent
prawllntr to the irrtiund by the sud
den Interference of a cow. which had
been reaMinu peacefully by the road
iJe.
Moore mas drivlns alon the hiifh
mav with his undelivered mail. "Bos'
aie." after seeking pasture in the
green prass. had become tired and laid
down, yiuddrnlv alarmed by the wo-un,
she reared up. striking the aon and
overturning- It. Then the cow "mooed"
for Its calf, w hi.:h mas mnblillnc around
not far away, while t!:e niailcarrier
pi. ked together the wreck.
FUGITIVE IS FOUND DEAD
Color;. tlo Man tvnccl oT Slrnllns
SA000 Take Own I.ifc.
SA 111 A. tVl . M..r h 7. Warren
tavi" iprar.t. on tt: i-h.-vrir of the
""urrrny f n rc a Hi ri pmkco ron
ta.ifAic '.oot In btCs from t tu roj-i-t.fft'
lirr, wlirrf b- was mplovrj a
. Irrk. wis fon1 !.. witl. hnll.-t
oi in N trmple lute tor. Thn
T.,is,rii w.-ro a'.iril:inc t.ie nrlKbor
hnM f r hln;.
r tru- of th mifts.nr r"k.-c- has
hrrn foun.i nt t:e ant hor.ilt.-a hrMev
that Iavii .ltj.trovr1 tt.
HOME RULE BILL TO WAIT
A-qnitli ujcyf t'annol Ite
I '.cached Rofore tjitcr.
I.OMH'N. March T. The home rule b:il
Is not to b- Introdui-ed into the Hou
of Common- before- Faster. I'remior
Asqutth today. In announclne Its post
ponement. satJ that the exigencies of
rarltamentary business were such that
it would ! Impossible to Introduce tha
n e-surs. before the Faster vacation.
The ITemlcr's statement ma creeted
mita Ironic cheers by the opposition.
i'im nor sTANns ip ron t. n.
K-I"trttcr Ionlr-. t'liarsvs Made 1t
I.a (VllctlP .lansRer.
ST. F.U'U March T. "Bully" is t:-e
m i.inord ltnchot cha-ectert-ed the
progress of the Kooeevelt eanipalun
upon Ms arrival here today.
The charce made by Walter l- Ilou
ser. campalan manajrer for Senator I at
Fcl!ett tat Gcorae W. Perkins and
ti e steei trut are Ilia "coo.t anKels" of
Km-sevelt s campalm. said Mr. Flnchot.
are as -untrue as th statement he
made that Hoosevelt had 'doul!e-rroM-d
la Follette.-
MURDER SUSPECT IN JAIL
I'oli.-e KrlMvr Man May Hate Killed
llarltara lloliman.
T.xi'oMA. March 7. Tacoma police
cspect t.'.at J. C. Rromn. .lose cor-rei-t
name is believed to be r.llsmorth
mar utility ot the murder of little
BANKER
TO "HO
r? . ,- llnlTtnun in Pnrtland BOmfl
time bro- Brown is under arrest on
the charge of attacking several chil
dren here and will be tried for insan
ity. The offliers nay he was released from
tlie Oregon asylum shortly before the
. . . . i i l . . ihr
' ltniman muruer. niuwu ......
I nay. that his mania for attacking Ht-
tie Kirls has troubled him for some
lime.
Within a week of bemir a year aao.
the bodv of Barbara HoUman. of "63
Korthwlck street. the 5-year-old
dauchter of a laborer, was found In a
bed in a roomlnc-house at 107 Russell
street bv Mrs. Bertha Nelson, proprie
tress of'tlie place. The body was mu
tilated. The day before, the girl mas
reported missing from her home and
the police were enlisted In the search
for her. March 11 she left her home
early In the afternoon to ro to a meat
market, and after that no trace of her
was found until the dead body was
discovered.
Golnc Into room 10 of the house ear
lv in the morninK to make up the bed
Mrs. Nelson found the-little body. The
room had been rented to a stranuer
for the nig-ht and this stranuer was
solicit by the police but never found.
Portland police have no knowledse of
Brown, or Ellsworth, arrested In Ta-i-oina.
FOREIGN VISITORS FEW
TK.WIX TO' HAY CITT IS NOWj
AI-UtMIXil.V SMAI L. " j
Orreon Mmtw Illghc.-t Proportion
of Travelers antl rronts
from Advert Konicnt.
S.X FItANtMSfO. March ? Spe
cial.) (JreRon occupies fourth place as
a present source of travelers at San
Franclscos Mr hotels, California
towns cone first, the state of Washing
ton second and the state of Nem- i ork
third. The actually proven analysis ot
m-here San Francisco Is cettlns her
transient irucsts Is particularly Interest
ing because of Its bearing upon the
future attendance at the ranama-I'a-citle
exposition. A critical examination
of the registers of the four leading ho
tels, those practically doinff the bulk of
the hiKhcr-class business, entertaining
most of the people of importance, and
In the amtregate hoiislnn about one
sixth of the dally hotel arrivals, shows
! a remarkable condition.
The examination made for the tirst
10 days of January to obtain a standard
month's bustnes'. showed that Salt
I Francisco is re -eivimt a daily avenipe
of ubont K'-'l transient hotel jsuests
compared mith a total or ncarij -day
just one year after the lire. But a.
year after the tire division mas 7io u
day from all parts of California to 20t)
a ilnrtrum all the rest of the world
combined. In January of this year tho
entire Rain of "On a day Is to be cred
ited to places outside of California, a
(tain of nearly ami per cent In live
years. The dally average initress of
travel to San Francisco's hotels showed
the followlliK state of affairs: From
California. 42 per cent; from alt other
states west of the Kockics. 21 per cent:
from t.11 slates east of the Hockies. t
per cent, from the distant territorial
possessions of Hawaii, the Philippines
snd Alaska, one per cent, and from all
foretell countries' combined only to
per cent.
Forelxa Travel In Small.
Looking forward toward the fair, and
Its hoped-for benefits, to the wholo
Western slope, mith Sun Francisco as a
clearlna-house for the induced visita
tion the percentaa.- of visitors from
abroad and especially from Central and
South America is almost alarmingly
small. From all Kurope. out of a total
of practically Vn arrivals at San
Frencisco s foremost hotels, there came
only M people In January: from all :i
of the Laitin American republics only
23. mith but four of them from the
hu'ce continent of South America. Many
Cistern and Southern states have a
verv fragmentary representation.
Whereas San Francisco mas cettlnc so
few in January she will continue to
dram- comparatively fern- to the bid fair
unless somelhln happens to arouse a
form of Interest that reaches travellnR
Individuals rather than merely the dip
lomatic powers that vote to send an
exhibit.
The accompanying tabular list tells
the stoiv. particularly further and fur
ther tlomn the line, where the menk
spots show that comparatively little
benefit Is twin ic secured to the West
coast.
I'rrsoa.l Letters Attract Isltora.
personal visitors and the personal
letters home of such visitors are m hat
do much to attract more visitors. Peo
ple don't seek out places they have
heard about In u -cener.il may. The
secret of the remarkable prowth of
population In Ls Angeles is the pom er
of personal letters. In the past 10
years, while bin San Francisco mas
Kalninsr VJ.ooO in permanent population.
lxs Anselea mas adding 20o.oo0. And
nom'. mhlle lirrsnn has been sendinc
nearly 0 of her home people to San
Francisco's l.-a.fmc hotels each month,
nrritiin has been Kettlnc Indirect good
from the conversations of these peo
ple on trains and In hotels.
An interestlnc thlni; In connection
m-lth the anal) sis of trel's trend at
Sail Francisco Is the demonstration of
the capacity of hotels. No San Fran
cisco hotel has ever, even for a slncle
tunht. held more nuests than a number
epresented by Its total of nuest. rooms
multiplied by 1.4. An average of tmo
people to a room is never possible any
m'here. and the average at the better
and biBBer hotels Is not generally one
to a room. This does not mean that
hotels are running pertly vacant. It
accounts for suites of rooms having but
on" bed-room along mith parlors. Trav
elers mith means pay the price but It
Iocs not take so many such suesLs to
till a hotel. That Is the case mith the
Fairmont, which crowns Nob Hill In
San Francisco. There many of the
rooms are occupied by permanent
guests and the possibilities of da'.ly
accommodatlons are eomparatively
suiall at times. The 'Saint Francis,
paired mith the Palace in a close and
Interesting professional rivalry, often
turns guests away and the Stewart,
which doe. a transient business that is
amnring to Western hotel men. regu
larly sends some of Its overflow to
similler hotels. The unique position so
long occupied by the old Occidental Ho
tel m-hlch m-as never rebuilt after the
fire, has evidently been Inherited by
the'stemart. judging from the diversity
of Its sources of tuvl and Its Island
and army trade. Us lobby of an even
ing being a little parliament of na
tions. After Portland, it Is remarkable how
manr Oregon people are remstered in
San Francisco from Medford.
tin Are Best Traveler.
It Is Interesting also, to note that
of the total dally arrivals at San Fran
cisco's more Important hotels, 4 per
cent are men. XI per cent women, and
only three per cent children. Men make
up a little more than 1 low of the dally
totiil. momen about iS'i. mid the kids
count for but 5') a day. The divisions
Indicate either men come mostly for
business or find Winter travel In Cali
fornia ami stalng at very comfortable
hotels a hardship too great fof faril
woman to endure. Tho children are
apparently left at home as a matter of
economy.
Where They Come From.
:r. x t -i
place. ; s ; 1 :
: S " z :
. i : :
Ouest rooms .......
Trtial arrivals .....
t'alliornia
Washington .......
w York .........
oreson
Canadi
Illinois
Nevada
Pennsylvania ......
t. S. Army
Vlnnesoia
Massachusetts ......
Colorado
I'lah
Ohio
C. H. Navy.i
Missouri
Hawaiian Islands ..
Kmcland
Nebraska ..........
Asia
Michigan
Montana ...........
Kurope
Idaho
luw.
Washington. D. C
Texas
Wisconsin .........
Arltona
l'lnlipplnea .........
Australia
Alaska
New Jersey ........
Maryland ..........
Mexico
Indiana .............
Virginia ...........
Kansas
Louisiana
Vort'a Dakota
t'. S. Marine Corps..
Oklahoma
Seuth Uakota .......
Africa
Wvnmltlf
Connecticut
Kentucky ...........
Vermont
West Virginia
Maine
Ielas-are
Tennessee ..........
Ccorgia
Hmiih Amerlra
.n- Mexico
Scotland ...........
A lar-ama . .
Central America ....
Cuba
I'. S. Ttevenue Serv...
South Sea Islands. ...
New llmifhlre ....
smith Carolina
Mississippi
North Carolina
Ireland
Arkansas
Florid.
laiy average .....
Total nien ..........
Total women
Tola! children
I'er cent men
Per cent women ....
I'er cent children....
rst! ot.-i! ;.v',
r.20 21.12
Sa3''T!U4
SMI'KU
8' 712
31 i r.'s
II 5JI
7 4H
SO 347
.11 128
J2i 11
?(.' 26IV.'1.V!
12i- l-'T Ssj
2-iT no
i;4i 'joffl tit
24 1 1H4 im'
170
12
4:i! 42l
4ol 411
2ol
4.1
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12!
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121
IS!
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all
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Pa
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si
si
80
70
r.T
r.7
54
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4
J9
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r.4
31
2t
24
2
22
20
14
14
1.1
12
12
11
tl
10
o
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7
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7
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5
4
4
4
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is
21
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20i
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1X1
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11
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21.
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5i
4:
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4.
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I74B11H;;
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14! 20.-,
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31 .1
401
(Is I
m
21
Nummary of Sourrrs of Travel.
Per
From. No.
California . S:l"3
West or Rockies H''7S
Kast of lloekles HHO
llssall. 1'nilit'pines. Alaska 0"
Armv and Navy I!
Canada 4o
All foreign countries 207
Cent.
42
21
2
1
CLUB FIVE VICTORIOUS
.HlLTX"O.MH DEl'KATS V. f. C.
A. TEAM AT BASKETBALL.
Game Is Mrs I One IMnjed oil Floor
of Athletic Organization's Fine
New Gymnasium.
Multnomah Club's quintet won the
championship of the City Bastetball
League In the first game played on the
new floor of the clubhouse, defeating
the Y. M. C. A. Spartans, 31 to 23. The
game mas a little Blow at the start, but
became exceedingly warm. The score
at the end of the first half was 16 to
10. with the club In the lead.
When time mas called the tmo rtood
even. 2S In all. but after about ten
minutes' overtime the Multnomah quint
took the game on a basket shot by
Voun?. Both teams managed to throw
a foul in this extra time, accounting
for the final total. The club team had
the best of the tame at the start, but
after the lirst period m-as over the out
come ofethe match was very doubtful.
Young and Barton mere the stars of
the game for the winners, m-hile McKee
and Jenswold occupied the calcium on
the side of the losers. Tho line-up:
Multnomah Club. T.MC.A. Spartans.
Case (2t BP 2i Cutllpp
(61 Cllborn
Norrls (41 1 F
Young (15
KecK (21 if
Hai ton 21 R '1
Kiopp (til I.I
Itcferec Fensternischer.
(61 penswo'.d
.(15) McKe.
... Walters
... Maxfxtt
I lllTZ HOLLAND BACK HO.MK
One-Time Middleweight Contender
to Manage Athletic Club.
SPOKANE. Wash.. March 7. Fntx
lloUaml. one-time pro.ninent rcntender
for middleweight pugilistic honors In
California, has returned to Spokane
o:ii announced his temporary retire
ment from the ring. will assume
managomen: of an uthiVtfc club at
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 30 miles from
Spokaxr and ten miles from the Alan
ractrack. where a Si.rlna: meeting is
to be held.
Holland hns permission fiom the
Coeur d'Alene authorities to stage ten
round boxing be:it and expects to
bring to the Northwest several boxers
now In California,
IIAfl.V METKOKOIXXilC.VI. REPORT.
PORTLAND. March 7. Maximum tem
perature. 44 degrees: minimum. 42 degrees
''.I'er reading. S A. M . 4.4 feet; change In
last -J huuis. .7 foot fall. Total rainfall 3
P. M. to 5 I'. M.). -Ol Inrh: lotaj rainfall
since September 1. 1011, 27.."H Inches: normal
rainfall since September 1. .".3 Inches; de
ficiency of rainfall since September 1. 1911.
R.oo inches Total sunshine, none: possible
sunshine. II hours 2 minutes. Jtarometer
1 reduced to sea level i st 0 I. M.. SO Inches.
THK WEATHBR.
B 3 wlDd-
s 77
s -l t f
' -J g State .t
TATIOJrt B 5 a S Weatbes
fS ? i
o :
S3 : :
llaksr
H-tio ...........
p ston . .'. ....
Calssry ........
Chl.sso
Denver .........
1'S Moines
Iriiluia
Knreka
;:leston
H-letm
.Iseksonvll! ....
Kansas c:ty ...
Mjrshfleld
Suinm-al .......
New Orleans ...
n York
North Hesd ....
North Yakima ..
1'tioenli ........
Pocstei:o
Portland .......
Ponehur c .......
Sacrsmento ....
Si. lxu's
SI. Paul
Salt Lake
San T'leso
S jn Francisco . .
Scokane ........
Tacoma
Tst.-K.sh Island .
WMIa Walla
Wsn1net.ii ....
Wlnnl;ec
44 O.I
4s O.i
i.
1 o.i
r.' o.i
svj o.i
34 CI.4
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32 0.1
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7'
400.
41 O.I
J2'.
54
30 "
::2 o.i
400.1
Sol).
Kil.i
34 O.i
44 O.i
. 0.1
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120 (
I tsw
' 4 S
i 10 V
a sB
S.N'K
( 14 NE
1 8 N
1 cl W
L' s sw
Snow
1 'lear
Rain
, Clear
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy
iSnow
'Pt. cloudy
, Cleudv
cloudy
"Ioudy
Rain
'cloudy
;pt. cloudy
'Clear
Clear
Ra1n
I'loudy
pl cloudy
,Clear
.Ctou4ly
' It- cloudy
Clear
rlowlr
W-loudy
Pt. cloudy
' Pt- cloudy
.Clear
Icioudy
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Pt. cloudy
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(-I.sr
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2.-..HB
I 6 w
1 10 NE
10 N
. esw
4 si:
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llF.
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WEATHER CONDITlONa
Is-re high-pressure flld. central ever
Saaicliwsn snd adjoining portions or
M-n'sna and North IMketa. la spreading
,A.S..rd ovr lh Plains States. Tbe
rr. r la generally allslitly above normal
e.-i ef ts MiMlsslppI River, snd Is nearly
normal oa the California coast, while aa
elongated depression overlies the Basin
Slates. Within the last 12 hours light pre
cipitation has occurred In Southern Califor
nia. Oregon. Washington. Vtah. the central
Plateau snd Plains states. Mississippi and
Ohio Valleys. Laike Superior region and New
Kngland States. The weather Is cooler' in
Northeastern Washington, the central plat
eau and northern plains States, and is cor
respondingly warmer in the Middle and
North Atlantic States and St. l-awrence
Vali.v. In other sections temperature
changes have been unimportant. Kxcept in
the Northeastern States, temperatures are
generally below normal throughout the
country.
-The conditions are favorable for generally
fair weather Friday in this district, with no
decided temperature changes, and winds
mostly easterly.
FORECASTS.
Portland snd vicinity Fair; easterly
winds.
Oregon. Washington and Idaho Generally
fair; winds mostly easterly.
THRODORE F. DRAKE.
Aettnc 1'Urrlef Korean T sr.
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vest slopes of Mount Scott, con-
taloing ia acres, equipped Willi "
every modern convenience.
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nether subsequent advertisement will be
accented ever the phoae depends opoa the
promptness of the payment of telephone ad
vertisemeals. Situations Wanted aad Per
eoe.l .dvertlsements will not be accepted
ever tbe telephone. Orders for one laser.
Iloa only will be eeeepted for "Moose, for
Rent." "Furniture fer sale." "Bmsloeas Op
portunities." "Rooming -Houses" sasd "Wist.
MEKTINO NOTICeS.
OP.EUON CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ore
gon 4c California Railroad Company Mill
bo h"ld at the office of the company In
the TVells-Fargo building. Portland. Or.,
on Tuesday. April 8, IH12. at the hour
of 11 o'clock A. M.. for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors to servo for
th ensuing year and for the transaction
of any and all other business that may
properly como before the meeting. Vm.
D. Kenton, secretary.
SEIJAVOOD LODGE NO. 1.11.
A. V. and A. M. Stated com
munication this (Friday) evc
nins. 7:30 o'clock. Sellwood
Masonic Hall. East 13th sire, t
and snokano avenue. Adoption
of by-laws. All members requested to be
present. Visitors welcome.
By order W. M.
O. E. SMITH. Act. Sec.
PORTLAND LOD1JE. NO. 55.
A. K. AND A- M. Masonic Tem
ple. Special communication this
i Friday I evening. 7::w o'clock:
work In K. A. degree. Special
communication 9 P. M. Work In
F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. By order
. M. C. M. STEADMAN. Sec y.
aw CRUSADE COMMANDER T.
A U. D. Stated Conclave this
jf "!3h KTlday) evening s:5 o'clock,
ft- -.-Jf Washlnglon Masonic Hall. Or-
2rai"' der of Red Cross. All Sir
ejr Knlahts courteously Invited
to attend. F. H. NOLTNEK, Recorder.
MYRTLE CHAPTER. No. 13. O.
K s. Regular meeting this iln
dsy evening In Masonic Temple, at
8 o'clock. Social. By order W. M.
JENNIE H. O ALLOW A . Sec.
I1D.
JONES In this city. March 7. st the resi
dence of her daurthter. Mrs. F. R. Walker
"tM Harrison street. Bertha J. Jones, seed
7r5erZ 2 months and 11 days, mot iter
of Mrs. Clara R. Myers, of this cttj .
Mrs. William Belerle. si. Joseph,
It. J. Jones, of this city, and t. C. D.
Jones, of Omaha. Neb. Deceased was i a
member of teeorge Wright Pt. RHief
Corps. No. 3: Rebekah Lo-'g''- a
St. J..seph Chspter. No. IKS. O. E. S.. St.
Joseph. Mo. Funeral notice in a later ls
ue. su Joseph. Mo., papers plesse copy.
RHOADES in this city. March 7. st the
fami y reslc-nce. 1.11 East r..-.th street
North. Charles H. Rhoades. aged 2 years
kunernt noilee In a later Issue.
rO'ERAI. SOTICES.
MALA RK EY At the family residence 428
liaison street. Msrch 6. Mrs. Ellen Ma
larker. ased SO years. 11 months, -tt
ll.vs ' Widow of the' late Daniel Malark.y
Funeral from the above residence at S..01
A. M. tomorrow ( Saturday). -March
Thence to the Csthedrsl. FIfteefith
Davis streets. Services st A. M. 1-rlends
Invited. Interrosiit St. Mary's cemetery.
C1MPSOX Mrs. Sarah J. Simpson, widow of
the late Marcus Simpson, died at Los
Angeles Msrch 5. Tne funeral mill be
frofn the Vlrg.nla-Hlll House. 203 t our
teenth street, st 2 o'clock P. M.. Satur
day. March . Friends Invited.
Dt'NNE The rimers! services of tbe late
Mrs. chsrlotte Dunne will be held aj
St Marv's church. Williams avenue and
Stanton street, at B A. M. tomorrow (sat
urdayl. Friends Invited. Interment Ml.
Calvary Cemetery.
BKADT.EI-In this city. March 1 7. Richard
Rradlev sred '72 vears. faiher of Mra
oZri. Dore. Mis. Leora Bradley. Ern
est Bradley, of this city, snd Mrs. Will
Amme of Seattle. Wash Funer.l serv
ices will he held at Dunning A McEntee s
chapel. Saturday. March 9. at 2 P. M
Frlends respectfully Invited. Interment
Rose City Cemetery. .
M'crtt M At 7012 East Fifty-fifth avenus
S R.. March . Ceorge W. McCrum. aged
0- vears. S months. 14 days, funeral sill
ak'e dace from the above number today
.FridivT: March 8, 2 P. M. iVIend. re
si.ectful"y invited- Interment Multnomah
ttrmetery.
Koi'IlER At 52 East Everett street,
5arch 7. Adelaide Kocher. ased Kl are,
njmonths. 2 days. Funeral will take place
fifom the nhove number Saturday. March 1.
2i P M. Friends respecifully Invited. In
tirmeni Greenr.ood Cemetery.
OAFDINER The funeral services of the
lite John Gardiner will be held at the
rt-.tel of th. Portland Crematorium st 2
j m. today t Friday). Friends Invited.
FV-ase omit flowers.
VtONl'MKNTS- Otto Schumann Marble
VAoeks. st 3d and l'lae Sts. t'Mt 74a.
" l'LOHKIU, floral deslgas. Nob Hill Flor
lt. ..-o jsd and olisu. Mala AOS. A 1IS4.
Donoiag ' McKatee, rmaeral Directors,
71 h anS pine., rboae Mala 4a. Lad J at
tcadant. Olnoe ef County Coroner.
MR FI1WAKI) HOLMA5, the leadlsg fa.
BCTBl director aad andertaker, 1X9 XBlrd S4,
cor. Salmon- Lady aseistaat.
A R. ZEI.I.ER CO.. S0I-4 Williams a vs.
Phone tSSt IWSS. V lew. mmnj
1 p nM EV it BOM. 3d and Msdlsea.
Iady atlendant. Phone Mala . A laoa.
KAaT SIDE Foaeral Directors, seecessers
te r. S. Duanlng. Inc. L- a. B tftse.
IJiEf Undertaker, cor. Gaat Alder aad
Blnh. East HI. B lssg. Lady attendant.
BSJEVIES COVrASV. 3d and CtauT. Mala
41a J, A XaSl- Lady attendant, -
A
AMUSEMENTS.
TTFTT TfrTHEATER
JTLJU.A.L. A VTphoDCS Main 1. AlliiS
Seventh and Taylor.
:1 I Sp
NiKht Mat
Tonight
Tomorrow
peclal Price
Tomorrow
Mrs. Leslie Carter
In Her Latest Play Success
"TWO WOMEN"
Management JOHN" CORT
Evenings Lower floor. 11 rows $2.
7 rows $1.50. Balcony. 1. 7Je 50c. Osl
lery fine. Tomorrow's matinee Lower
floor. 11 rows 31.50. 7 rows SI. Bal
cony. $1. 75c, Ouc. Gallery. 3S. -:.
ACTO AND CARRIAGE CALL 10:50.
bEAT Si ALE OPENS
TODAY 10 A. M.
HEIUG THEATER
3nc.HTs Next Sunday
Special Price Matinee Teetday
WERBA & LCESCHER Present
England's Greatest Comedienne
ALICE LLOYD
In the Joyous Musical TJay
"LITTLE MISS FIX-IT"
Evenings Lower floor. 11 rows !. 7
rows 11.50. Balcony. IX rows II. 6 rows.
75c. 5 rows 50c. Gallery. 60c. .
Saturday matinee Lower floor. 11
rows 11.50. 7 rows $1. Balcony, 5 rows
31. C rows 76c. 11 rows 50c Gallery.
35c, 25c
BAKER
TONIGHT All we'
Sat. til
Paul 3t. Potters
THEATER
Main 2. A 3160
Geo. L. Baker, Mgr.
TONIGHT All week. Mats.: Wed. (2Sc),
Sat. 25c. 30c).
Paul M. Potters sensational farce.
THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S
Clever cast. One of the most laughable at
tractions of th. year. Evening prices 23c.
50c. 75c, $1.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT Xext week,
starting Sun. Mat., Rose Stalil'a great com
edy success
The Chorus Lady
First time Jn sny city at popular prices.
FAREWELL
ENTERTAINMENT
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
BALL ROOM
Monday Evening, March 11-8:45
Tickets can be gotten at the
cigar stand
MAIN . A IIVI0
I AT1NKK Ktf;ii IMl
m r.
Ifle
2ie
50c
NIGHTS r 13c. 2-C. 50c, 73c
WEEK MARCH 4 Robert T. Haines In "The
Coward": Mike Bernard and Miss Amy But
lert Wilson Brothers; Rice and Prevost;
tlanagan and F.dnarde; Charlotte Ravens
croff: Clsnde Roode.
WEEK MARCH 4. , ..
Toyshop Pastimes: Frits Heuston: MetrofcolL
tsn Quartet; Moore and Browning; The Co
lonial Belles; Hire. Bell and Baldwin; Pan
tasFseope. Popular prices. MATINEE DAI LI.
Bos office oven from 10 A. M. to 10 I'. M.
Boves and first row balcony reserved. Curtain
2:H0. 7:18 and U. Phones A Main 436.
latine Kvcry Oa.v.
ress
Sitllivnn a Considine.
Refined Vaudeville.
WEEK MARCH 4 "Dancing Girls. ' with
Julia Curtis; Bennington Brothers; Phil Ben
nett: Mao Devlin A Company; Les l.ougets:
Merritt and Douglas; Orchestra. Prices, loo
and 25c. .
LYRICs
THEATER
RTH
STARK
ALL THIS WEEK.
TOM MACGIIKE.
Singing Celt from the Heather.
THK TRIO,
Weiss, Cunningham A Weiss, and
MIS TOMMY I BOM TEXAS.
Tmo Performances Nightly. Matinees Daily.
.riday Night Chorus girls contest - after
each performance.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OITFICE CITY HA IX. Main 9. A 75SS.
HCMAM& OHICER. bergeant Crate.
Kesldenec. 24 E. 24th N. East 4770.
P A. Dunmlre. Res. to 9 Wasco St. w. a.
Eston. Res. 73 E. 16th. East 17SS. ilo.-ss
Ambulance. A 6101. Pr. E:t- 4.
sights. Sundays snd Holidays. A 0161; Pr.
tj. 4. Trunk 7.
AUCTION SALES TOD.1T.
At Wilson's Auction House, at 30 A. M.
Furniture. 171-3-S Second street.
NEW TODAY.
Swell Home; Snap
Beautiful, sew. seven-room house,
doublv constructed, furnace., two fire
places: everything strictly modern and
firstelass in every particular; lot r0x
100: one block from car: located on
Taggert street, near Thlrty-njnth. A
fine location. Price a real bargain,
16000. Some terms.
tiRl'SMI HOLDS,
318 Board of Trade Illdg 4th and Oak.
My $5250 Irvingtcn Bungalow
goes for $4700; $2750 cash, and halanra
on $2000 mortg-age if desired. As I am
going away. I will throw in bookcases
full of books, linoleums, shades, fire
irons, fuel, for good measure. Assess
ments all paid. It s yours if you tp-ant
a nice home and have ,2750 cash.
OWNKH, 4fl Kast Tenth St, X.
NOTICE
To Laurelhurst Lot Owners
If you are. contemplating building
and want financial assistance, call Mr.
Purlingame or Allison, with the. Laurel
hurst Company. Blain 1503. A 1&15.
MORTGAGE LOANS
ttOf JOHN E. CHONAN, 7
- O acz Spalding Bids. '
lt...l. UKKUIOGE THOMPSON,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
124 Wareeateg Block. Faeaa Mala esT
MALMS
sS Vl
9
View" MOUNTAINS, RlVCr 3 Ar E-AaTa'Dji
FnaTVTmgl
miTWTDV lire WITUIsJ !
uuuniivi liiiij ii i linn
THE CITY UMITS
Half acre tracts along elec
tric line. 5-eent car fare.
Prices and terms within
the reach of any family.
Do you realize the differ
ence in cost of living by
having 20.000 square feet
instead of 5000. as in. a city
lot ?
Call or send for descrip
tive pamphlet.
Only $10 Per Acre
651 Acres
On Very Attractive Terms
This land is within a mile of rail
road, store and school. Soil is excel
lent. Is in a good fruit section and
one of the most successful dairying
localities in Oregon. Price is at least
$.1 per acre cheaper than anything else
offered in the neighborhood.
FLEMING & HIDDEN,
1208 Yeon Bldg.
ota i'ictirks op
END
CENTRAL OREGON
Will be shown every Monday, Wcdnes
dav and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock
FREE.
BF.VD PARK COMPANY,
Hotel Portland Court.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Business and Residence Property.
5
C. V. EVEKKTT, pm Qf
C. 1). SIMONIJS, lf
41 Board of Trade Uldc. V
REAL ESTATE IEAXER3,
BRUBAKER & BENKDXCT, 502 MciW
faldff. M. 54S.
Bck, William G., 815-318 Falling blflg.
Cbapln 4 Herlow, 332 Chamber Commtm
Cook. B. S. & Co.. 508 Corbett bldg.
JenniriKB &. Co. Main 1S8. 200 Oregonlam.
PALMKR-JONE3 CO., H. 4U4-405-40f
Wlicox bid.
Ttf Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand T at
Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition).
JREAL, KSTATK
For Sale Iot.
HOMBSEEKEUS. SPECULATORS AXD
A splendid opportunity to buy a TYest
Sid lot. close In, ne view, 1 mile to City
Hall. 15 minutes' walk; a bargain for
$65; terms. AD S46, Oreeonian.
IF TOU ran pay S50V cash and 40 pr
- month, which will Include Interest, I will
finance the building; ot your noma on any
lot you may select in Laurelhurst. It you
want to buy or build a house on tbes
easy terms, come in and talk It over.
This ts your chance to stop paying rant
BURLING AM E & A L LIS Off,
122 -H corbett Bldg.
Main 100a. A IBIS
E. inVINGTOX LOTS.
SfRhtly. restricted residence sites, facing
on ji:im ock, i-:. -'Mh and Tillamook ets.,
from gl 1(H) and up. This property is sure
to appeal to you on sight.
H- P. PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox blda
Phones Main syt, A 2o'.i.
EAST 12TU ST.
Fine corner SxllS. facing down Har
rison st., now occupied by Ladd's Addl
tion office; a valuable corner for business
when restrictions expire; price JjoUO, half
cash, balance at 6 per cent.
STRONG & CO.. (Inc.) 6U5 Concord Bids.
Authorized agents for Ladd's Addition.
LOOKING FOR A LOT?
See us lor dependable bargains.
DUBK E. KEASEY t CO.,
2d Floor. Chamber o Commerce.
SKD AM II ALL.
50x100.
Southwest corner.
1 1 0,000. .
S-e Mr. Kupper.
CH APIN & H ERLO W.
y.S- Chamber of Commerce.
MISijLSSirpi AVENUE.
Business lot, facing east, near Jlaon
street; street hard -surfaced and paid for.
Price $i;.Vh.: terms.
GOUDARU & WIEDRICKs
Stark St.
BEACTIFCL view lot tm southern slop,
near Council Crest, f'ViO and up. inchidinjr
cement sfdewalKa, curbs, graded stieets
and water; building- redirections; sold on
eajy terms. PruvTdent Trust Company,
201. 2i2t -0o Board -of Trade. Marshall 47J.
A lOaTJ.
JIO'ITOWN IH PER MONTH.
Fine view lot, matured fruit trees, r
tricted district, near car; cement waik
and curb; Bull Bun water. Provident
Trust Company. 201, 202, 203 Board of
Trade. Marshall 473. A 1022.
LAOLS ADDITION 1AJT.
500 BELOW VALUE.
65 by 09 feet, all street improvements
paid. U50. terms. R. H. ilolmes, iOl
Stark st. Main 234, A Sl'Hl. .
40x100 LOT. West Side, walking distant e.
paved street. 7-room house, fine site for
apartment or stoses. SUMrO. part cash.
Ilicgins. phone Sellwood ltOV
2 OROVELAN'D lots. S10 down. Jl month;
7-room houc. $' down, mouth ; 2
Lenta lots. $ down, 0 month. Owner,
Tabor 427.
" LOTS. PENINSULA. FOK SS25.
$50 cash, ?I0 monthly. P-ward St.. bet.
Trenton and Newark. Fred W. German,
329 Bumside. M. or A 2T76
H. N SWANK. 30S Ablngton bldg.. 3 lota,
C3d bet. Beaumont Mid Irvlngtoa;
S100O; must hae i0O cash.
gii 000 LOT T.OxlOO. on West Park St., Vanl
dukn -& Walton. 51a Chamber of Com-
& IOTS l(jx2O0. 2 Mocks from Anabel on
Mt. Scott line: :.7-0. easy terms. IilRa;ins.
t'hone Sellwood l2tf.
tHUlCE lot. Sunuysij--, 31st una E. Salmon
bis. 42x107 : a bargain. Owner. Terms.
Phone B 224Q.
A GENUINE snap; 10 lots at Vaquina Uav
loop. Newport,: cost me LV each. Soin)
cash. A. louden. l-Vt N. nth at.
HAVE a lot at Bayocean, value 1600. on
which I have paid $200; will cell out my
harcforl00. Apply W Oregonlan.
TWO lots, close In, 3 blocks from Union
ave., at a bargain. Main 1054. 001 Raii
v,a? Exchange.
00x100 LOT, 2 blocks from Anabel, on Mt.
ifeott line; gftitO. easy terms. Higgins.
Fiione Sellwood 1S2.
RE 4.UTIFX'L West Eide Heights homesltes,
8500 to 25.QOU. Meade. A 2740.
A SNAP Lot 30x100. east front, S.VMJ cash.
by owner. Wood lawn 1205.
5urxa LOT on r.'d and East Hoyt; cheap
XWr cash. B I'b-L
1'or bale Lot.
SNAP.
S4O0 buys a ,"0xHi0 lot, including cement
walks, curb, (traded sts., Hull Kun water,
in a restricted district. The only way !
will sell same is that you ajrrce to builu
within 10 days. Terms 10 p-r cent casr.
I will take a cecond inortKas' t'ot
the balance if necessary. AL &oo. Orcgo
man. PORTLAND II EIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
I have about bO per cent of the real
estate for saie on Portland Heights In my
lianas. Shall be pleased to show you
. home or home sites any time. You wi.l
.get eact facts (I refer you to any of my
customers ; no persuasion, no agents to
bore you, and owners prices only. Mrs.
Brooke, 642 Talbot road. Marshall 4S27.
A :3 t
WANTED To sell contract n fine corner
lot in Laurelhurst Addition; purctiase was
niHde two vears ago and ltl iiks no uoubt
increased in value, but will ell at coa?id
erabln discount. Address AV J73. Ore
gonian. For Sale
-1 louse
J2t0 CASK.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Cor. ."lliih and Grant sts.: all street im
provements in: full cement basement; we. I
finished throughout ; only 4 blocks from
Haw thorne carline.
Trice $2000.
Balance can be arranged to suit.
5100 DOWN.
$2vr month ill buy a 4-room buncalow
on the Richmond carline.
Fricc. special, only J1300.
5300 DOWN.
Balance $20 month and interest. 3-room
cottage on E. Caruthera street; full base
ment: new build ins.
Price $2"00.
Pee us for pood hu&es at all prices in
any section of the city.
DORR E. KEAEEY & CO-,
2d floor Chamber of Commerce.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW.
LOT .r.oxlHL I'RlE $::2o0.
WEST OF E. ;.4TH ST.
An opportunity that seldom tomes: ele
pant vl"w of city and mountains; paved
street and all improvements.
A tvplcal California buniralow. with onk
floors larpe fireplace, bookcases, built-in
scats, buffet, etc.; enameled bedroom?.
linn closet and swell bath: extra lare
.it tic would make 2 fine rooms; construc
tion and finish absolutely tho best; $,.O0
down. bal. $20 per month, labor -J.2.
MUST BE SOLD.
BRAND NEW.
$"00 bins cozv homo. 5 rooms, modern,
complete hath equipment, baseimiit, buf
fet, well finished, well buiV. larse lot. I
bIock from Hose City Park car; pood
netBhborhood. property growing in value,
fine for garden and chickens; one or to
lots adjoininn if desired; gllOO cash, bal
ance " ve.ars, or other terms can be ar
ranged. " See .las. C. Logan. 815 Spalding.
200.0
Will secure you a nifty 5-room modern
bungalow on Division St.. near Last ..Ot.i
rr..; street hard-surfaced; full concrete
basement, fireplace, buili-in conveniences.
Price only $2700. Owner out of city and
must sell.
OODDARD & WIEDRICK,
24:. Stark St. r
THAT VACANT LOT. J
WHY NOT TURN A, BURDEN INTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IK YOU OTV N A
LOT WE WILL FURNISH THIS
K N D BUILD RESIDENCE OR FLA T .
PLANS FREE IF WE BUILD. OLK
REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION. H
WILL PA YYOU TO SEE US.
L. R. BAILEY CO., INC., CONTRACT
ING ARCHITECTS. 324 ATUNGTON BLD.
New 9-rooin house, on 7."xl00 feet, fac
Jn on the Tennis -Club grounds. In tha
center of the most exclusive residence dis
trict in the citv; beautiful woodwork, wans
papered oak floors, sun room, sleeping
porch and billiard-room; ready for occu
pancy. Price Sl 0.500.
H. P- PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox bldg.
gjjAP Bargain: corner lot, 60x100; 5-room
bungalow; new, built for a homo; doubly
constructed; strictly modern, furnace, fira
plac.e, bookcases, electric and gas fix
tures, Dutch kitchen, cement basement
and walks; good view; ona block Irom
Laureihurst and carline; corner of 31st
and HoiL Phone East 601. Furnltura
may also be sold with housa.
TWO-THIRDS acre and new 3-room house.
West Side, 2t minutes from Postoffice;
runnlnc water piped to tract, good walks
to station, beautiful view of Tualatin Val
ley: MHf.0: $loo down. $2V per month.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO MP A N Y ,
Marshall 473. A lOi'J.
201 Board of Trade Bidg.
BARGAIN IN BEAUMONT.
Close to car. center hall, four sunny bed
rooms and sleeping porch, very attractive
living and dining rooms, everything com
plete, streets all improved ; 4y3o; good
terms.
MARY ADA MS,
Tabor
$;;.-.rt SNAP BUT -'"0
For sale. large lot, .VUIoo. including- 2
room house, at Lents, ."c carfare. 4 blocks
from Mount Scott cur: mut be sold today.
See owner,
MRS. ALICE NEWMAN.
.VJS i, Wash., near i7lli.
LAURELHURST HOUSES.
We are agents for all the sood houses
In this district. See us for lowest prices.
Offices on cround- Phone East Vt9.
DELAHUNTY & CLEMENTS.
3lHli and EastGlisan StL
100x173, corner, with iiouse costing
St7t0 for $70tK; plenty of room for an
other house; or will seil looxlOo cheap. IC
looking lor a- pood place at low ;jrice, in
vestiRa' phon W n o d 1 a w n 2157.
FOR SALE, or will exchange for well-io-cattd
vacant properly, TuxlOO on West
vide four good 7-room houses, rental
s-u Price Sll.OOO; will pay cash differ
ence or assum-' incumbrance. David S.
atearns. -41 Washington at.
PERFECT MODERN HOME.
Irvington, choice location, 10 rooms,
baiuisomety finished, oak; 3 fireplaces. 2
bit! s basement, fixtures lot IHixlUU. y V
4 I OTS 1i0x'o0. tiiroupli the block. 2
houro.' 3 and 7 rooms, 0xl7." ham. Mon
tHvilla. L'.u tet from Stark st.; ?00.
rapv terms. Higsint. 1'hone sellwuou
.lSL't'i. J ;
t"70 BY OWNER No a?culs. nearly new
.-.-room hiinealow. partly furnished, im
proved street; SMj ca.sn includes cau'ty
and furniture, 'balance $30 nioiuhtj.
East 31'th. near Madison.
T iiWV an equitv o ?:;.",00 In two exncllcnt
two-storv liouse rented. S rooms. on
naved sueets: will exchange for city lois
of eoual Amount. J. U. Tipton. 110S
Spalding 010.K.
jiO CASH :ind $0 monthly
est. moves you into a nic
palow. close in. Owno..
block. Marshall 2751.
ineludinc inter-fuur-ioom
bun
m:;0 Worcester
rr-: r. . ... . .j.ipm'P ror-
n?r lo!. on carline. vl. .n a ,pK..idld
l.r.me .u a real bargain, t. Talor 4c
I p.. T.-Jrt l-iinmbfr of CVmnirrrr.
ill .-AMI-! 'v-r.v monlh like r;.n, i.
rshr-.l -Jery vii, "r "'Hi. und
Aii.rrty. Alarsnnii -
.Di.ivrTii- ew s-room house. 4 bed-
lBVlNOTUN .e bookcases and buf-
e,TTWi ' t"rma ho..e Ma,, Wm.
McLeod.
hot and-c'ld ul1'' ---CuioTBBIS"Ot'.
inO ST.
Improvement!, nt - stark st cor
Priee ?37O0. terms, i'.ivh r-. btarK si., cor.
71tn.
2-?oi csVime" .mill payment down. 10 per
'';yr.VvrjBiHHOP. m third st.
" .."... Kf-Tulidil liome. 1181 Ivon
Va.li liaUmce inontlily: investigate
TTTTON 1U-XGALOIV. $:;O0 CASH.
1 vnice flreplscc, flitures, garage. 7
" rn," nu.deru; tM0. Owner. Marshall.
-it a i'hw. :
. now 6-room house. Just com-
BT,, PHc" JlfiOII cash. .No. 6S3
rT-"v modern honis, also vacant lots In
KLVV m"dcg' j. Itice, owner. Office phon.
rlde'nce phone East lis!.
-, , v p-Y RflXT. when we will r-11 you s
hou-e'on your own terms, any district m
the city'! Jordan. 6111 Lumberman's bids.
Tl(-E 3-room house, modern. VA Kast 79th
t Monlavilla. J1000. Save commission.
Call Kast or AP 8T1- -'",8onlan-
I-ioo ;.ROOM buniralow. on -iSth-st. car-
ilneVicar KrancU; 11" cash; nicely ar
""nccd r.ntl"" lol. Msrshall 4Q.
IPVIXUTOS Beautiful new bungalow, ev
ery" modein convenience, sjnap; owner. A
to's, oregor.ian.
" I'OB FINS HOMES.
See r)!ahunt
rurip Mr equity in seven-room hease,
Hose City Park, Tabor 30!0.