SATURDAY, ArRIU
14 ' ; '
RIGHT TO
Guard May Be Converted Into
Volunteer Army by Amend
ing Dick Law.
NEW BILL IS FORMULATED
Jtewnt Opinion of Attorney-General
That rndcr Prwnl Rela.on8
(;Qrdmrn Cannot Take Part
In Foreign Till Annoy.
OREOOXIAS NEWS BL'REAl. Washing-ton.
April &. To make the atate
mllltla available for service In a for
eign war. It Is now proposed to con
vert It Into a volunteer army r
amending .the I'lrk law. In conference
with several officers of the National
Gusr.l. several members of the House
committee on military affairs have
formulated a bill which they think will
overcome the constitutional objectlona
to the present organization of mllltla
as act firth In the opinion of the Attorney-General.
XVhen the Dick bill was enactedlt
was assumed by officers of the Na
tional Guard that the atate mllltla waa
made available for any sort of aervice
when callel out by tne President. The
first Intimation that this waa not true
came In the opinion of the Atorney
Grneral. published recently. Thla
leaves the National Guard In an em
l.arrnlns: altuation. A (treat many
of the officers do not believe that the
Guard should wait until Congress
pauses the mllltla pay bill. They real
ise that on account of the economy
policy of the Democratic majority In
the House, the pay bill will encounter
considerable opposition, because of the
fact that It calls for the expenditure
of such a large sum of money. In their
opinion the llck bill can be amended
without any serious opposition so that
it will occasion no additional expense.
Nasac May Be Changed.
It is possible that the name f the
state troops will be changed from
orpanixed mllltla" to "National
Guard." Under the proposed plan the
President will be authorised to call
out all or a part of the National Guard
whenever the necessities of the service
are jrreatrr than can be performed by
the rrcular Army. It will be urned that
It Is highly Important that this legis
lation should be passed without delay
on account of the probability of the
need of the state troops in Mexico.
When the Mil 1 introduced an effort
will be made to secure an Immediate
rrport from the House committee on
military affairs and pass It under sus
pension of the rules of the House.
In Its tentative form the bill pro
vides for the amendment of section
I of the Dick act. The bill discussed
st the conference provides aa follows:
"Any organisation of any state par
ticipating In the appropriation pro-vUW-for
In section ll revised stat
utes of section II of this act as ap
proved May IT, 19$. shall be, a. volun
teer army for tho use of the T'nited
state, when. In the judgment of the
resident, the necessities of the serv
ice are greater than can be performed
ly the regular Army, and a ureater
force Is authorised by Congress and
may be used either within or without
the territory of the I'nlted Htatea for
the unexpired time for which they are
enlisted by their respective states un
less sooner relieved by order of ths
1'rrsldcnt.
f'wmatloa la Kept lataet.
"Provided further, that when called
into the service of the l"nlted Stales,
they shall be taken Into the service of
the I'nlted States, they shall b taken
Into the service as organised at tho
time the call Is made, namely, bv regi
ments, brigades, divisions or Independ
ent or separate organizations as the
nuota of each state or major fraction
thereof may require. Including; all regi
mental, brigade, division and staff of
ficers authorized by law and regula
tions for the corresponding units of
tne regular Army: and provided fur
ther, that whrn called Into the service
of the I'olted states and while serving
as a volunteer army, officers and en
listed men shall receive the same pay
and allowance aa officers and enlisted
men of like grade and length of serv
ice In tne regular Army, and In de
termining the amount of pay of all of
ficers and enlisted men. length of serv
ice in the organized nitlitta shall be
considered the same as if said service
had been la the regular Army."
MORMON CHIEF DENIES
Hi ndi IS XOT COMMJ-RCIAL.,
!.YS PKFMDEXT SMITH.
Tilliln: Slcm No More Grasping
Than I'aeeins of Contribution
l'late. He Perlare.
SALT LAKE CITY. April 6. In spite
of a heavy rain storm, the Tabernacle
whs nlled today at the opening aesslon
of the 82d conference of tho Motmon
Church. Joseph K. Smith, president of
the ch'irch. In his address denied ths
charges of commercialism that have
been made against the Mormon
Church.
"There is not even the semblance- of
trut?i in this charge." said President
Smith. "It Is true we believe ami
practice the principle of tithing. The
people contribute voluntarily of their
means to support ths church. The
officers do not enforce this law. I
pay my tithing Just as I repent or ob
serve any other l.iw of the church.
"Rut because there is tithing dis
posed of by a body of men leaders of
the ch'irch they call thla commercial
ism. We have Just as much right to
4all the passing of contribution plates
In other churches commercialism as
t.iey have to call our tithing system
commercialism."
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GO 10 V
l)ll;Y SIETfcOROI.OC.ICAl, RtPORT.
rORTI.AND. April Maximum temper-
ur 54 desree; minimum. 40 degree.
Kir' reading st 8 A. M.. U ("I: rhense Ill
..,t 24 hours. n. foot fail. Total rainfall
. i P M t" J '" M o w- ,nch: total rain
fa I '.ipc si-nt-m'-r t. lull. 3 83 lomn:
nir al rsinfall sin September 1. 3. .31
lrcli-i a".' imer of rainfall stnra fptemler
I lli. tO'-hea. Total aunhlne. April
; I hour. 4 minmes: poMlble snnshlnr. 11
holies, 1 minute. Barometer (reduced lo sea
laieil at V. M . .Vila Inches.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The N-rlheitni hw-prMiiir area has
adtaoced southaat art to Minnesota. A Ursa
ich-preeure area overlies tha North Pa
eifin mates an.l another large hiri-preaure
area l eenrral ovor the South Atlantic
.cites I g?t " moderate' heavy ralna
he fall-n In t:-e l:.kv Mountain States
ar,l in p..r'ion of the I rjr-rr Muwurl al
lv K:nera fair meafher prevail, ll la
r.'ilT in tnr r.'k Mountain Htatea ani
,rmi m i W Ai anrl.- from Nw
a-.d iuh to Ihe I'IDiinM
lu .t.i axe Xavort: X:j
HOTEL CARLTON
Rates $1.00 a Day and Up -Special Monthly Rates
Entirely New Absolutely Fireproof AH Light, Outside Rooms
Auto Bus Meet All Trains ,
14th and Washington Sts. Ross Finnegan. Mgr.
HOTEL OREGON,
Portlands Or.,
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co. Props.
HOTEL SEATTLE,
Seattle, Wash.
Wrifiht-Dickinson Hotel Co.. Props.
HOTEL CORNELIUS
House of Welcome Portland, Or.
Our 1 .-passenger electric tna meet all trains. A
high-class, modern hotel hi the heart of the theater
and shopping district. One block from any carhne.
CI ter day and up. European plan.
E. P. MORRIS, Prop.
The Imperial
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
850 Boom, 104 Suite, With Private
Baths.
HEW rU-00- buimjuiu
Moderate Rates.
Phil hletachan & Bona, Props.
UiftA III 5
-j-Jl KM .fcaacfc q M I aea r ll
i 'jTj,n zj 7C,yA a
I - r " -"",i?1
- rortland'a Urgest North wei t'a Grandeat Hoatelry "
Abtolutely rireproof 725 Booms 300 Kooma With Bath
100 Sample Rooms
tk. haart ef bosissss sad anaecisl districts. Tbe Boost mafaifl-
SKJbV "t bI" BTa HVll s.d Psbhc Room, la the West Te uunost
S eoin aa"ovuce7art B.P.O.K. 0ad UdCs Conveattoa. PorUaad. Mil
KU10P11 PlU-B-aT13 Bl.M TO C3.M PBB DAT
Basses Meet Bverf Ttaia asd Steamer
I. C. BOWERS, Masacer J. M. BBQWTtBLL, Awlrtaat aUaarer
The Portland Hotel
The mot convenient for travel
era: In the center of newspaper,
theatrical and shopping- district.
Dining- room and grill service
famed for Hi exec 1 1 e nee. Eu
ropean, J1.50 upwards.
G. J. KAUFMAN N.
Manager
and warmar athr In thla dlatrlrt Satur
day, preceded In early roornln by froati.
FORKCASTS.
Portland snd vicinity Fair and warmer;
northerly wlnda.
Oreeon and Waahlntton Fair aad
warmer; northerly winds.
Idahe Fair snd warmer.
THB HEATHER.
B Wind
J -o 3
H i
STATIONS 3 Weather
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rtnaton
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lenvrr
Iea Molnea
Duluth
Kureka
r;aiveaton ......
Helena
Jarkeonvllie ...
Kanaae City....
Marshfleld
Montrrnl
New lrana . . .
New York
North Had....
Nonh Yakima..
phoenis
Po-ate!lo
Portland
Roaeburs
Sacramento . . . .
pi. I.oula
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halt 1-ake
Kan ti'o
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Spokane
Tacoms
Tatooah Island..
Walla Walla
Waahtneton . ...
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BOO.oeieN 'Rsln
KDWARD A- BEAL8. District Forecaster.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marrltlt Ureaaes.
SCVTT-KINT C. V. Scott, of Slultnomah
County. asd ;J. and Blanche Kins, seed SI.
WlI.MAMS-THOMPSO.v John Wllltama.
of Tillamook County, aged JI. and Bessie
Thompson, ased .1.
Blrlbs.
B ARBER IS To the wife of Peter G Bar
berla. IJ: Kast Tenth street. March a
aoa.
A VDER-'ON'-To the wife of Peter C. An
derson. S East Mala street. March . a
lo liia.alf: rt B..RI.rttsj
1 ' -- I
New Perkins
Fifth and Washington Sts.
A Hotel in the Very Heart 61
Portland's Business Activity
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Elsctris) Aato Bus. Cars to and from Uaioa
. Depot every few minutes.
l O- wetland, Mr.
Both hotels
centrally located,
modern in every
respect, and
conducted on the
European plan.
A. CROUSE, Mgr
The Hotel-Bowers
Eleventh ami Stark Sts. Under Nsw Miaafsmant
offers all the conveniences of s high-class
hotsl. with all the comforts of a home.
European plan $1.00 per day up. American
plan. too. Famous for Its it rill, a la carte
and table d'hote aervice at reasonable prices. -Special
rates to permanent grueste.
F. P. WILLIAMS, MANAGER
L,flal'H'a'a'8J
SfXHrrTnri
f - Swgnfl
WHIN IN
Portland, Oregon
TOP AT THX
HOTEL
f,ULTN0r.1AH
East Thirty-second street, March 8. a dauch
ter. FRENCH To tha wife of F. B. French,
4i Eaat Pine atreet. March 1$. a son.
BROWN To the wife of Georf W.
Brown, East Morrison and Seventh streets,
March a son.
BARBARO To the wife of Gulteppe Bar
bara. 46 Grand avnu, April 2. a son.
I.EM ME To the wife of Charlee R.
Tmme. 1C0& Alblna avenue, April 1, a
daughter.
WALKER To the wife of Andrew J.
Walker, US Roaelawn avenue, March 14, a
eon.
GERTZ To the wife of William H.
Gerta. 140 Burrste street, March lo. a
dauchter.
DENTON' To the wife of J. H. Denton.
4:i North Twenty-third street, April a
dauchter.
KPECIAL.E To the wife of Anrelo Spe
clale. 7J Kast Sixteenth street, March 21,
a son.
ZAZIO To the wife of Carmelo Zaxlo, ICS
Eaat Seventeenth street. March 30. a son.
KKI,LiT To the wife of Joseph Kelly, 4S7
Twenty-third atreet, April 1. s son.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Offlc. City Hall. WsJn (, A TSf.
Hamant officer, 8rcanl . I Crmt.
Hi1dtnc, 14 E. S4th N'.. Eaat 4779.
Hors evnibulenc. oornsr of tth and Taylor.
Votcrtnary tn charaj. Maraball COO. adI
inaia Rescua Homo, .Vorthrup Acraa, Thomaj
A. Short. tspu, 3 rlnga.
MEETING XOTICtS.
OREQON COMMA.VDERT.
K. T. Special communication
Hunday oven in at :15 o'clock
IV r the purposo of attending
prrtco v the Taylor-etret
Methodlat Church. The at
tendance of all Sir Knichta will be appre
ciated. B1urnlne Knlfchts are extended aa
eepecial Invitation to met lth ua.
C. F. W 1 FaI Ai D, Reoorder.
ORHOON leOTXJK. No. IOI. A.
F. AND A. M- 6taed commu
n teat ion this taturday) event ne
at o'clnrk. Waeonic Temple.
Visiting brethren cordially In
vited. By order W. M.
A. J. HJkNDLA S. P secret err.
DIED.
BETr.AMT In thla city. April 5. at the
family apartments. the Harnent Hotel,
J:tha I. Bellamy, ae4 40 year. 4 month",
da j 9, beloved wife of (ieorre W. Bel
lamy. Remalna at Ilolman'a funeral par
lore Announcement of funeral later.
XOLTMKOP On April 4. at the reeMen
of hia nephew, A. H. Crane, on Pandy
road. r"r i"leone. Francis Jnnea Molthrop.
nrr ?0 years. 1 month. 1.1 da. fcaa
iiaiicUvo P4pr pUsa copy.
AMrsEsrrNTS,
HEILIG
Theater
Tth Taylor
Phones Main 1 and A lKl
TWO PERFORMANCES TODAT
Fpeclal Price I I lat Time I
Matinee 2:15 Tonight 8:15
Henry W. Savage Offers the Dramatic
Succeas.
"MADAME X"
Adeline Dunlap and Splendid Cast.
Erenlnga l.ower floor, ll rows ej"0.
7 rowi ll.SO; balcony. 5 rows $1.00. S
rows T5c. 11 rows Sue: aallery. SJc. 2Sc
Thla afternoon, tl. TSc Ouo. 35c 2oC
HEATS SOW 6EIXTNG.
HEILIO THEATER.
7SISIKSU.O TOMORROW
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Klaw Erlanaer Preaent.
Beautiful Dramatic Success,
Rvenlnta Lower floor. 1.80. tt. Bal
cony, 5 rowe. $1: n rows 7Hc: 11 rows,
fOc. Gsllery. 3-Vj. 25c Wednesday mat-
1n-. tl. B"e. a.r.
B A. K El R MTln"2"MeO
Geo. U Baker. MKT.
Matinee Today. lat Time Ttmlht.
"THE FOrRTK ESTATE."
Just released by Llebler At Co. Whole eeeeon
In New York. Intense scenes, irrest acting
roles, srlpplnr siory. Evenlnj prices: 25c.
ROc only. Matinee Saturday, iic. Nest
week, eiartlns tomorrow, matinee, "Mrs.
Wlsae of the Cabbage Patch."
MAIX . A 10t
iMATLVKE EVERT DAT
MAT.
15e
' 29e
WTFK APRII, 1 Ln-y Weal on. The Beomas
. . . . ... I I J n .1 I'.l.kln
ormwood'a Canines and Monkeys, 8tewart
hlKtera end F.scorts, WIUIs and Hassan, 8le
sel and Matthews, Orcheatra, Pictures.
Matinee Every Day.
formerly Grand.
Bnlllvnn A Conaidlne.
tlt-fined Vaudeville.
WEEK APRIT, 1 "The Tart Party," (4)
Fol IM Rol filrls (41. Iiplta Perea. Anita
Bartllna-. Joel Waterburr Broe. A
Tennj. Orchestra. Prices. 15c and -c.
WEEK APRII, 1 Princess Victoria, ("ey
monr'a Muaica.1 nogs. Harry Brows I A ro.,
( Isrke and Verdi, the Mu.lr.l tjoolmena,
flair and lns. rntaecope. Popular
prices. Box office open from 10 A. M.
to 10 P. M. Boies and first row balcony re
served. Curtain l:SU, 7:1 and . Fhones,
A 2ii3. Main .638. -
LYRIC
THEATER
rOlBTH
AD bl'ARK
WEEK APRII. t Rice A Cady and Keatlna
A Flood Musical Comedy Co. In "The Com
poeer." See the "Gaby elide." first time west
of New York. Two performances nlabtly,
7:S and :1B. Matinee dally. 2:30. irlday
nlfht. Choree Girls' Contest.
FUXEKAl, NOTICE.
RATH At the residence. 86T Twenty-seventh
street North. Martha M Rath, -sed
US years, beloved wife of John F- R1"'
dauihter of Mrs. E. Neville, sister of Mrs.
I. lsila Moeley. Mrs. Annie Neville and
Daniel and John Neville, j;""'"',1.1.
take place from Dunn In. A 5 b-ia
Chapel today (Saturday) . April . at B3v
A. M. Service, at St. Patricks -hurch-corner
Nineteenth and Savler. at lo
o'clock Friends respectfully Invited, in
terment Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
HARK1.FROAD In this city. April 2. James
M. Harkleroad. aed 68 years. 11 months.
18 davs, beloved husband of Ida E. Hark
leroad. Friends and comrades of the u.
A. R. Invited to attend funeral services,
which will be held at Holman a funeral
parlors. Third and Salmon street, st 2
p M tomorrow (Sundsy), April T. Inter
ment' IyOne Fir Cemetery.
SWA NET At the family residence. Mil. an
kle April 2. Zerllda W. Sw.ney, aged 6S
Jeer..' beloved wit. of W. H. Swaney.
Friends Invited to attend funersl services,
which will be held at Holman a funeral
parlors at 2 P. M. today (Saturday), April
8. Interment Rlverview Cemetery.
MOI.TIinOP Tho funersl services of the
late Francis Jones Molthrop will be held
at Holman's funeral parlors at P. M. to
morrow (Sunday.. i-rloncl Invited. In
terment In the Exempt Firemen s plot.
Lone Fir Cemetery.
BrCKLER In this city. John C. Buckler,
seed 7 years. Funeral will tak. place
from the parlor, of the East Side Funeral
Ulrectors. 414 East Alder and test blxth
streets today (Saturday). April C, W . a.
WORT The funeral of the late Mrs Emma
r wort will be held today (fealurday).
Aorll . at 2:30 P. M.. from the parlors
of the Ea.t Sid. Funeral Directors. In
terment Mt. Scott Park Cemet.ry.
DVERNER Th. funeral service, of the late
John Duarner will be held at punning A
McKnlee-a chapel today (Saturday). April
0 at - Si) H M- Frlond. reepetfully In
vited. Interment Itose City Cemetery.
EVA Th. funeral services of the late Eliza
beth Eva will be held at t Inley s chapel
at M. today (Saturday). Friends
Invited. Service, at the slave private.
' LOVCK, florwl deaina. Nab MU1 la-
1st. US-S4 and ClUaa. Alala M. A S1S4.
MONUMENTS Otto Bcbumann Marble
Work.. East d and Fin. Ota. 14.
aiR. lUWABU HOLMAN, the leadlac fe.
aertTdureoCoraad undertaker. XX. luua
r'rrealn.n. lady eUlaPt. .
II. mulns A WcEnte.. Fussrl Directors,
Ub SdFlne. Phone Mala 43S. Lady at-
teatdant. Oltlce of County Coroner.
TTk ZELLEH CO.. M-4 HlUlams ava,
Ph'one Eaat lues. 0 I. t-a" nttondaat,
' j r UNUKi A SON, Sd aa Mauleesa,
H&y attendant. Fb.a. Main . A lass.
saJSX 6IUE Fnneral Director.. .Oceana.
iTTs. pnnolns. Ine. H . B tasa.
ptstn. saiaa i.i. mm ' .
a HEW KB COMPANY. Sd aad Clay.
1SX. A SeSl- Idy attMdant.
SO"
THE CEMETERY ;
Beautiful Mt Scott Park
LARGE, PERMANEJIT.
NODEnH. PORT- I
LAND'S O.ULT MODERfl I
CENETEIIT WITH
PERPETUAL CAKB I
of all burial plots without extra '
chance Provided with a perma
nent Irreducible M a 1 n t n a n c e
Fund. Location Ideal; Just out-
aide the c J t y 1 1 rn 1 t a on north (
and west slopes of Mount Scott, .
contalnlns; J35 a ere a, equipped (
wilh every modern convenience ,
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
SERVICE THE BEST.
ONE MILE SOUTH OK l
LE NTS. REOULAR '
AUTOMOBILE SERV-
ICE KREB BETWEEN
LENTS A MB THE
CEMETERY. It
CITT OFFICE, '0-921 TEON !
BUILDING. MAIN 225, A 7086. ,
CEMETERY OFFICE, TABOR
14: HOME PHONE RING B
111 THEN CALL. LOCAI. 4201.
NEW TODAY.
MORTGAGE LOANS mmZ:
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APZ. 8K3. 921. 937. 938. 949.
AR 852. 908. 829. 930, 833, 935, 936, 937,
938. 839, 043. 052. 953. 954.
AS 917. 918. 910. 032. 934. 953
AT 852. 692. 90r"Vll. 930. 932, 948. 949.
950.
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NEW TOTVAT
Hollyrood
The Addition
Select for Homes
Lies between 33d and 37th sts.,
with Knott and Stanton streets
through the tract, which makes its
location "the hub" of Portland's
East Side residenco district and the
center of the city's beautiful homes.
Lots all full size, with excellent
prade and .beautiful trees, and
prices lower than surrounding
property, and easy terms, are rea
sons WHY
HoIIyr cod Is the Place to Buy
for the investor or the homebuild
er. All improvements and every
convenience. Investigate and be
convinced on HOLLYROOD.
J. H. TIPTON CO., Inc., Owners
1108-10 Spalding Bldg.
Tract Office, 36th and Knott Sts.
Phone Marshall 2745.
Center of Population
The MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION
in the f'itv. Is CEKTAIN to ADVANCE
IN VALUE from year to year. Seeing
ia believing. Uo and see.
The Oregon Real Estate Company
GTl AND AVE. AXP MULTXOMAH ST.
WANTED
to buv a elx or eight-room house, on
liberal terms, with not to exceed $500
down. Wish to buy it from the owner.
Contractors with big profits in view
nevd not write. When writing give all
details size of house. Incumbrance,
terms, location and number of house,
as well as reason for dosirlng to sell.
Address A M 943, Oregonlan.
100x100 on Tenth street. No
agents. Thone Marshall 3424.
Store Room
on one of the most prominent cor
ners in Portland; quick possession
given; present occupant moving; to
larger quarters. R 949, Oregonian.
A Bargain
Five to 65-acre tracts of improved
fruit or hop lands on the Salem Elec
tric road at St. Louis Station. Part
cash and trade for city property. Price
1275 to $300 per acre.
L V .1 V? " I " I ' ' -
F. RICHET, I1SI Veon Bldg.
HAVE YOU HEARD OF TIMBER
The new townslte of the P. R. N. Ry..
branch of the Southern Pacific. 48 mllea
from Portland. In tha heart of the fret
tlmbr belt In Oregon. Investigate. Lots
on essy terms. Oet In on tho ground floor
and erow mlth the town.
TIMBER TOV4NSITE COMPANY,
Timber. Oregon.
COLLIS, BERRIDGE a THOMPSON.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS.
S24 Worcester Block, I'hona Alala 6587,
Holladay's Addition
FOR
SALE
Goodnough
Building
AT
Public Auction
On Monday, April 22, 1912, at 11
o'clock, A. M., in front of the County
Courthouse, I will sell at publio auc
tion, the quarter block at Fifth and
Yamhill streets, in Portland, Oregon,
on which stands the 6-story Goodnough
building. Terms, 1-3 cash, balance due
in one year.
DAVID S. STEARNS, Referee.
LAURELHURST
THE CREAM OF THE
EAST SIDE
residence section, streets all paved,
cement walks, sewe"r, water and gas
mains all in; graduated building re
strictions; good car service; price
from $1000 to $3000 per lot. Get
particulars. Phone Main 1503, Main
4020 or A 1515. by sure to ask for
H. H. TJRDHAL, 522 Corbett Bldg.
I will build and lease to re
sponsible tenant a building on
my quarter diock
at East Ton t h
and Lincoln,
suitable for laun
dry, ma-chine
shop, stable,
m a n u facturlng
o r storage The
lot has no track
age, but has good
streets and is
r 1 o a e . in. - In
quire 606 Concord Build
ing, Second and Stark streets.
For Sale
Or Lease
for a term of years, a modern slx-story-and-basement
brick, sprinkler equipped,
on Terminal tracks, very central; 70,000
square feet floor space; suitable lor
warehouse or wholesale.
DAVID STBARXS, 248 Waaalnajtoa St.
Mortgage Loans
aS0,0OO and Over en
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
WM. MACMASTER
" 701 Corbett Bldg.
BUNGALOW
Must sell at once. Beautiful bunga
low, 75x100 Jot. One block from car,
on E. 30th st. Furnished complete with
best furniture. You must see this to
appreciate it.
STRONG at CO.
605 Concord Bids;.
FOR SALE
House, seven rooms, and lot, ROxlOO
feet. Bath, furnace, fireplace, closets,
etc. Was built for a home and is close
in and very desirable. Terms if de
sired. THE OREGON REAL ESTATE COM
PA.N1, Grand Ave. and Slaltnomah St.
Phonee East 67. C 1708.
Seaside Cottage for Rent
I WIU, RENT MY COMMODIOUS
COTTAGE AT SEASIDE,
completely furnished, electric lights,
water, bath, etc.. on board walk, for
May, June and July, or sooner If de
aired. Telephone Main 2626.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CCtf JOHN E. CfiONAN, 7
J O Ma gpaldJoa; Bids.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
BRUBAKER BENEDICT. S0a McKay
bids. M. 619.
Beck. William G., 313-316 Falllnc bM.
Chapln tt Herlow, 832 Chamber Commerce.
Cook, B. S. A Co.. 608 Corbett bide
Jennings A Co. Mala 168. 208 Oraconlaa,
PALMER-JONE3 CO, H. P.. 404sOS-at
Wilcox bid.
Tbe Oregon fieal Estate Co., Grand ava., at
Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition).
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota
LOTS; JUST A FEW LEFT.
3 per cent down. S3 per month. $326 to
S00 per lot; fine section; will sell or
trade; communicate with Joe Naah. cor.
Millard ave. and "2d atreet or phona Tabor
L'J 12. .
MODERN 6-room bungalow, easy terms,
teas and electricity. cement basement,
ahadea and fixtures, atreet Improvements
all in. S2 Eaat 11th at. N. Phone Wood-
lawn s.-jh.
. TJ T T, " V7 E- t
Fine corner lot 60x100, in Hancoek-St.
Addition, south and east front; will sell
for much less than Talue. Call at 1060
n ancocanv.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS Lota 1 and
block 4. Chicago Addition, Woodmere
station. Mt. Bcott line; small payment
down balance on easy terma. bee iota.
Address AV law, uregonmn
VOI'ITY In fine level view lot on Port
land Heights. 800 feet from corline; sure
to please; terms; deal direct with owner.
I lOJ. uregttnmn.
WILL sell my equity of $210 in suburban
lota for 8135 cash; sale price. 20; cor
ner, cleared and water to lots. AG 849,
Oregonlan.
IK VINGTON lot. 75x100. on 81st between
Braise and Knott, facing east; Improve
ments all In and paid for. Woodlawa B2S
or C 1628. owner.
FULL OOtxlOO corner lot. 6. E. corner K. 20th
and Tibbctts St., $1ih0 cash. Inquire room
11 Mulkey bid-. 2d and Morrison. Main
BS21.
LAUD ADDITION.
Koulty In excellently located lot for
sale cheap. Room 704 Marquam bldg.
Main 74.
ioiio. 0 CASH. 810 monthly tor a good
MM10O ft. lot on Kerby at., near car.
Sohnion Dodson. 620-522 Board of Trade
bldg. ,
BUT thla lot, facing eaat. high, sightly.
near fine homes. East 62d and Alameda.
oVner. 136 Teon bldg. Main lit. A I4H.
ONE, two. three and four thousand to loan
on Improved property. W. L. Page, 107
Sherlock bldg.
FDR BALE or trade Choice corner lot, MOx
l5. 18th and KUUng.worth. Call d 151
or E. S370.
APARTMENT BITE.
Full lot on west Park sU Cheap and
desirable. Main 1S6.
LOT $:I00; 16 monthly; 30 cash; uo rj
strlctiona: near I. car. Johnson Dod
son 620-022 Board of Trade bldg.
8UI50 Jefferson between Front and First;
small income. n wv.
8400 ECjrITT In fine corner lot In Etit
moreland. F t50. Oregonlan.
ALAMEDA PARK, four lota for sale, cheap.
n. .lain '' " AC
r-nun .ipn. ,i ......
GOOD building lot In Belle Crest, cheap.
Owner. Kst 24S2.
FOR PAI.E or trade, A-l business corner.
Weodlawn 684,
For hale Lota
2S DOWN, 810 PER MONTH,
Will buy you a splendid lot in
F R A 8 E R ' 6 ADDITION.
Located at Eaat 66th street, bor
dering on the Powell Valley road.
Only 5 blocks from 2 carlinee and
the NEW MOUNT TABOR PARK.
Street graded and water piped to
each lot.
Prices range from
8173 to 8760
for full-alsad lota.
Take Mount Scett car to Poell
Valley road, walk east to tract.
J. J, FRASER, OWNKR.
Tabor 1008,
O.-W. R. N. EM PLOT Ee. 1
Please note; an opportunity la new or.
fered you to secure a line lot nar the
shops, on very easy terms. Call, write er
phone at once for plat, giving exact loca-'
tlon, price and terms on 25 lots situated
near Fatten avenue. Act today. By so do
ing you win save your rent and eventually;
OWN TOUR OWN HOME.
JAMES D. OGDEN.
848 Mississippi Ave. Wood lawn 202.
8160 TO $200 for beautiful lots 40x100; ad
joining city limits, close to carllne; all
cultivated,: Dover Park addition; good
water; cheaper than acreage. WHT PA
JIENT WHEN $10 CASH AND $3 PER
MONTH WILL BUT A BUILDING BITET
My auto ia at your service to show theee
lota. George A. Rlftgs. 81S Spalding bldg.
Phone Marshall 2748; evenings and Sunday
C 1047.
HEAD OF BELMONT ST.
159 feet frontage on Belmont, running
back 110 feet to Broughton ave. at en
trance to park. Thla piece contains 17.40O
sq. ft. and is the most beautiful tract of
land left In thia locality. The price. $000.
Including hard-surfaoe pavement, makes
this the one best buy. Fred W. German.
Main or A 2776.
WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS.
One of the very desirable lots at less
than surrounding property; lies high and
sightly and only four blocks from the
carllne; price for a few days only $800
and can accept very reasonable terms.
SHAW LOCKE,
Main 8P90. A 4185. 73 6th St.. near Qsk.
BEAUTIFUL view lot on southern slope,
near Council Crest, $650 and up. Including
cement-sidewalks, curbs, graded streets
and water; building restrictions; sold oa
easy terms. Provident Trust Company. .
201, 202, 203 Board of Trade. Marshall 478.
A 1022.
$950 LAURELHURST SNAP $930. j
If you have the above amount in cash,
you can buy a lot located In thla beautl-1
ful district, aire 50x100. located one block
from car, high and sightly, like finding
monev. Phone me today. East 960. Eve- i
nlng C 2535. Mr. Delahunty.
.. -. - . .. in. r. iinwTU
Find view lot, matured fruit trees, re
stricted district, near car. cement wal
and curb. Bull Run water. Providaas
Trust Company. 201, 202, 20 Board at
Trade. Marshall 478. A 1022.
Beam froperty.
AGATBJ BEACH.
Near Newport. Or. Most acenle and de
sirable beach resort In the Northwest;
absolute protetlon from the northwest
winds; 40 houses and a new hotel, "Agate
Beach Inn." to be built thla aeaaon. some
now in courae of conatructlon; hotel te
be electrically lighted and to cost lS,j
to be open July 1. Write or phone ua
tor illustrated booklet.
AOATE BEACH LAND CO.
811-218 Board of Trade Bldg. J
For Sale Mouses. I
MR. LOT OWNER! !
HERB IS TOUR CHANCE TO IM
PROVE TOUR PROPERTY WITH AI
HOME FLAT OR APARTMENT; WILL
(FINANCE IT AT A LOW RATE OF IN
TEREST; PLANS FURNISHED FRKEJ
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COMB IN AND
TALK THIS OVER. .
J. S. ATKINS.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ,
HENRY BLDO. .
, THAT VACANT LOT. I
WHT NOT TURN A BURDKrT INTO
INCOME PROPERTY? IF YOU OWN Ai
LOT WE WILL FURNISH THB MONEY. ,
AND BUILD RESIDENCE OK JXA'ils.
PLANS FKEB IF WB BUILD. UU
REPUTATION TOUR PROTBCrlO. I ,
WILL PA YYOU TO SEE V8.
L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC.. CONTRACT":
1NO ARCHITECTS. a24 A-BINGTON BLP.
1WO-THIRDS acre and new 8-roora bouse.
West feilde. 20 minutes from Postoffloes
running water piped to tract, good walka
to station; beautiful view of Tualatin Vat
ley: altfou: $luo down, 820 per month.
PflOVlDENT TRUST COMPANY.
301 Board of Trade Bldg. ,
Marshall 478. A 1022.
8400 CASH, 385 MONTH.
Buys the prettiest bungalow on tho East
Sloe, beautltul surrounalngs, hurt, wood
floors throughout; tile bath, elegant elec
tric fixtures; in fact, every mouero con
enience to make a complete home. This
Is a bargain and must be seen to be P
preclated. Write owner, J "54. Oregonlan.
6EE page 2. this issue of The Oregonlan
for picture and description of elegant new
home for sale In Laurelhurst. Watch that
space every day for pictures i.nd descrip
tion of Laurelhurat homes offered for
sale. Some of the classiest residences in
Portland are now being erected for sale
in Laurelhurat.
FOR SALE Choice 6-room bungalow in
nne restricted district; cement block porch,
hardwood floors, built-in sideboard, buf
fet kitchen, complete cellar; all improve
ments paid for; In distress, must sell.
Come and see. 40U E. 62d St. 1M. Koss
City Park car.
ROSE CITY PARK. .
$15 MONTHLY.
All improvements In and paid for; J
reoms. bullt-ln buffet and bookcases, solid
oak floors, Ilreplace. furnace, etc Na
tional Realty Trust CO.. 723 Chambe
of Commerce bldg. Phone Main !!
" LAURELHURST HOUSES.
We are agents for all the good nouses
In this district. Bee us for lowest prices,
Offices on ground. Phono Eaat 888.
DELAHUNXr CLEMENTS,
89th and East Gllsan Sts.
FOR SALE or will exenange for well-located
vacant property, 70x100. on West Bide,
four good 7-room houses, rental $S0; price
ill ouo- will pay cash difference or aa
lum. lncumbraWe. David . yearns. .4
Washington st.
. ROOM house, bath, halls and basement,
on 100x50-foot corner lot. East 60th and
vorlcet streets, Just two blocks south of
Hawthorne ave. Price 13400. Satisfactory
terms may be made. Telephone B 81ST
or call 810 East 60th.
' 47BO LAURELHURST BUNGALOW.
Best buy in this district; 6 rooms, thor
oughly modem; one block to car. V
have others. Phone us today.
DELAHUNTY & CLEMENTS.
East S9. Evenings B -oS.
6-ROOM modern bungalow, newly fur
- . , . ,.m Mt Rrntt rar at
niBnou. ouo uivv. ..v --. ,
Anabel; 82400. easy terms.
Phon es, Tabor 2450. or Bellwooil 1826.
TJirN-OALOW, 565 East 36th at. (Waverly);
5 room a. sleeping-balcony, attic; modern;
a't'WMV terms. See owner, Thos. Mulr, 6o3
Chamber of Commerce bldg. Phone Main
,nma Irvlngton. Finely built, cheap
Ipd t'numbe? of choice lots. C 1896. Ea.t
w. H. HERDMAN.
WILL BUILD
ON YOUR LOT
ON EASY TERMS. Main 12.
FDPLONG 617 Chamber of Commerce,
SB1I1UONT New s-room oungaiowj every.
BHAliavm fmnrovoraenia all r,lrl-
ifrJit hard '-surfaced; 629 E. 87h' N.J
83600; $500 down for quick sale. See own
er. O.w nn,j -"
Vw modern, 7-room house, complete
in'avery detail; the best value In the city
for 85230; terms. 024 E. 10th North, near
maniuu.
3.20V--" uwo t wv.iv--it.w,
6-room modern bungalow with fireplace
on cor. lot, 50x100, 2 blocks from car; 3100
. o i' . ii t lot as first navm'nt 1T-,1
w- German. :)20 Burnside. M. or A 2779.
IRVINGTON" New 8-room house, thorough
ly modern; a, bargain. By owner. East
1191.
-'250. T-RM. modern bungalow; 8600 dead
loss. 1135 E. 23d N. Woodlawn 2714.
SEVEN-ROOM house: (50 down; J10 mo.
Tabor, 427. Owner.
3325 WEST PIEDMONT. 6 rooms, buy.
262 Star, between 11 and 1. East 6117.
FOR FINE HOMES.
See Delahunt.
MODERN 0-room house. West Side. $5000;
$ I v cash. Owner, Main 7773.
MODERN new bungalow home: fruit, ber
ries, garden, tins. 1206 E. Taylor; no agla.