THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1913.
14
TILLAMOOK PARTY
ENJOYS BIG DANCE
Drizzle of Rain Unable
Dampen Ardor of Junket
ers to Coast. ...
to
AUTO TRIP IS POSTPONED
Commercial Club of Beach Resort
Had Planned Ride About Country
Tributary but Entertainment
Indoors Is Substituted.
TILLAMOOK, Or., June 26- (Special.
Portland's party in the beach excur
aion did not permit a drizzle of rain,
that began this forenoon and continued
throughout tho day. to mterlere witn
their enjoyment of the second day- of
their trlD.
Early this morning; a, party of th
men, who had been quartered in the
tent city below the Bayocean Hotel,
led by Frank V. Healy, slipped out on
an excursion of their own, chartered
a launch and ran over to Bay City.
"Get back before 1 o'clock." was the
cartlnir injunction of George Hyland,
manager of the excursion, "or you
won't get in on the deep-sea fishing
trip." -
Promptly at 1 o'clock their launch
came chugging back to the dock at
Garibaldi and the crestfallen party ais
covered that in their absence the plan
had been changed and the entire crowd
had come across from Bayocean and
was preparing to take the special train
to Tillamook.
Dance Indoors Is Enjoyed.
There was nothing left for them to
do bat board the train and return witn
the crowd to the place they had just
left. Reaching Tillamook they were
received and escorted to the Coramer
clal Club by D. L. Shrode, president of
,tbe club, and F. C Baker, Ira smitn ana
"Will Spalding, members of the recep
tlon committee. The Tillamook com
tnercial Club had planned an automobile
trip about the country tributary to
Tillamook, but owing to the drizzle of
rain this was abandoned and the Port
land visitors were entertained at the
clubrooms with a dance.
Tillamook business houses were vis
ited and the business men of Portland
passed a portion of the afternoon in
forming acquaintances with the mer
chants of Tillamook.
At 6 o'clock the party returned to
Garibaldi and crossed in the yacht to
"the excursion headquarters at Bay
ocean. - Twenty minutes were passed
at Bay City en route for Tillamook.
Crowd Breaks la Parties.
The crowd had been scattered and
broken into half a dozen small parties
in the forenoon. Some rode far down
the beach to look over the improve
ments on the peninsula; others re
mained to enjoy the sun bathing, re
gardless of fog or mist, and others
went on pebble-hunting excursions to
the agate beaches.
This evening found almost the en
tire crowd reunited again and, after
tile banquet at the Bayocean Hotel, the
remainder of the evening was passed
In dancing at the pavilion.
- A few of the excursionists, called
nv wv hiTalnana will tit at fnr Pnrl,
land tomorrow morning. The greater
part of the crowd, however. Intends to
pass the forenoon on the beaches to
morrow unless the postponed deep-sea
fishing trip van be arranged and will
leave on the special fojr Portland at
t o'clock In the afternoon, arriving in
tne city at 8 o clock.
Encampment Is Plaaned.
Announcement by Adjutant-General
Klnaser that he would endeavor to bring
the Oregon National Quard-to the Til
lamook beach this Summer was the
feature of the big banquet that was
held at Bayocean tonight.
This announcement was greeted with
prolonged cheering by the large dele
gations present from Tillamook, Bay
City and other parts of the county.
George M. Hyland, of Portland, pre
sided at the banquet, and informal
talks were made by members of the
Portland party and by Tillamook bus!
ness men. '
LATE FIRE CHIEF HONORED
Firemen Float Flags at Half-Staff as
Tribute to Campbell.
i
' Flags on the firehouses about the
city were at half mast yesterday In
commemoration of the anniversary of
the death of the late Chief Campbell.
A number of members of the fire de
partment, as well as of relatives and
friends of the chief, visited the grave
of Chief Campbell in Riverview Cem
etery, and decorated it with flowers.
- One year ago yesterday Chief Camp
bell of the Portland fire department
lost his life in the fire that destroyed
the plant of the Union Oil Company on
the East Side. It was while in the
performance of his duty, instructing
the firemen, that he met his death.
Daring to go where none else would.
Chief Campbell entered a warehouse to
lay a line of hose. Just as he entered,
however, gases that had accumulated
In the basement exploded, wrecking
the building and covering the chief
with debris. There he died before aid
could reach him. Battalion Chief
Young was also injured by the ex I
plosion. It was not until the fire had
died down that the body could be se
cured. The fire was originated by an
electric spark which flew in one of
the oil tanks. One after another the
tanks exploded.
'The day was a rainy one, similar to
yesterday.
DEMOCRATS SEND MESSAGE
Governor and Others Vrge Baltimore
Convention to Be Progressive.
Expressing what they claim to be
the sentiment of the Democratic party
in Oregon, Governor West,. Chairman
Haney, of the State Central Committee,
Chairman Van Duzer, of the County
Committee, and other leading Demo
crats have sent a telegram to Demo
cratic leaders at the Baltimore conven
tion asking that no concessions.be
made to the reactionaries and that the
party nominate a progressive. The tel
egram, which was addressed to 'Wil
liam Jennings Bryan, Woodrow Wilson
and Thomas C. Burke, said:
"The Republican party has definitely
become the party of privilege and op
posed to progress. The Democratic
party will belie Its past professions
and throw away the political oppor
tunity of a generation it it does not
by platform and candidates clearly and
uncompromisingly stand for absolute
progressive and fundamental Democ
racy in the interests of the common
people, and thus invite to it all the
true progressives of whatever former
affiliation.
"Genuine and fearless Democratic
HOTELS AJTD
HOTEL MOORE
OVERLOOKING THE OCEAJT.
OPENED JCNE X, WITH COMPLETE SUMMER CREW.
Many new and modern improvements. Electric lighted. Rooms with or
without bath. Hot salt baths and surf bathing; pier for fishing. Steam heat
and running water. Sea foods a specialty. The dining-room and kitchen will
be in charge of John Lehner. who is well known through bis connection with
the Arlington Club for past six years.
CLATSOP BEACH. SEASIDE, OR. - DAW J. MOORE, Prop.
I HOTEL
MULTNOMAH
HOTEL OREGON,
Portland, Or.,
Writfht-Dickinson Hotel Co.,
HOTEL SEATTLE,
"' Seattle, Wash. .
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.,
The PORTLAND
G. J. KAUFMANN, Manager
A homelike hotel, pleasantly
located in the heart of the
city. All outalae rooms. Con
cert by Symphony Orchestra
In courtyard every evening.
Hotel motors meet all trains
and steamers. European,
(1.60 upwards.
HOTEL CORNELIUS
aawsatf wa s T mwvuiw a
Our 14-paasenger eleotrio "bus meets all trains. A
bieh-clasB, modern hotel in the heart of the theater
and shopping district. One block from any carline.
11 xer day and vs. European plan.
HOTEL CORNELIUS
IV. Blaln, Pres. Fielder Jones,
Ho! for Cascadia
Best mountain resort on Coast: best
medicinal water, scenery, hunting and
fishing; nature's own conservatory of
health. Auto or stasre from Lebanon or
Brownsville. -
vv rite or phone
G.
M. GEISEIVDORFERr
Cascadia, Oregon.
THE HACKNEY COTTAGE
Enlarged Dining - Room Capacity
and
Electrified House.
Beautiful Surroundings and
MOST PLEASANT SPOT ON NORTH
BEACH.
Home comforts. Special rates by the
oek. Make reeervatlons by mail or wire.
Address, SEAVIEW, WASH.
The SHELBURNE, North Beach
Completely remodeled. Modern imnrove-
ments. including Data. Enlarged capacity,
beautiful dining room. Now one of the larg
est hotels on North Beach. Shady porches
ana playgrounds ior cmiaren. croquet lawn.
Rooms large, airy and sunny. We raise our
own poultry. Reasonable rates and special
rates by the week for families. Make re aer
ations by mail or wire.
Address Sravlcw, Wah., T. J. TTostre, Prop.
Democracy can carry Oregon and the
Nation; nothing else can. Make no
concessions to reactionaries within or
without the party."
The telegrram was signed by Oswald
West. Bert E. Haney, H. B, Van Duzer,
s. Wood, Thomas G. Greene. W.
G. McPherson, F. C. Whitten, C. E.
Curry, Richard "W. Montague, Drake C.
'Keilly and C S. Jackson.
816 ESTATE IS DEVISED
MRS. HAWTHORYE LEAVES 498
SHARES TO EACH CHILD.
Last Testament Presumes Widow Is
Owner of 502 Shares Claimed by
Mrs. Collins, One of Heirs.
By the will of Rachel L. Hawthorne,
widow of J. C. Hawthorne, a pioneer
physician of Portland, Mrs. Whitney L.
Boise and Mrs. M. O. Collins, daughters.
each receive 498 shares of the Haw
thorne estate.
Mrs. Hawthorne died May 18. In the
will she presumes to own the 502 shares
of stock now In litigation and claimed
by Mrs. Collins. - '
Mrs. Hawthorne provided in her will
that Mrs. Collins shall be the outright
owner of 498 shares of the 502 now
standing In the name of Mrs. Collins
and that the other four shares shall
be placed In trust with the Security
Savings and Trust . Company. This
would give the trust company the bal
ance of power, in the management of
the estate.
Should Mrs. Collins accept this ar
rangement and agree to the dismissal
the suit she and .Mrs. Boise would
each have 1493 shares and Lne Security
Savings & Trust Company four shares.
There are 3001) shares in the estate.
hould Mrs. Collins continue the liti
gation and win she would have 1502
shares and thus .control the estate.
According to the complaint filed
gainst her by Mrs. Hawthorne Mrs.
Collins is alleged to have Induced the
idow to transfer the 502 shares be
cause Mrs. Collins, the suit alleges,
feared that W. I Boise would gain
control of the estate after Mrs. Haw
thorne's death. Boise is the husba-d of
Mrs. Hawthorne's other daughter.
Mrs. Hawthorne bequeaths to Donald
Hawthorne Beck, a grandson, city
property valued at 160,000 with the
rovtso that it la to go to his sister.
Catherine Foster Beck, if he dies be
fore he is 25 years of age or without
hildren; to Hawthorne Gray, son of
Captain William P. Gray, 20 acres of
I
BTMXEB RESORTS.
PORTLAND
ORI&OI
In else, appolntmenta,servloe
and fireproof quality of the
building the leading hotel In
Portland, the Multnomah, offers
to the discriminating traveler
every comfort and convenience
found only In the best hotals of
the East. Nine stories of steal
and concrete, with 716 rooms
and suites, palatlally furnished,
with rates from U.SO to $5 per
day, European plan. Motor
'bosses meet ail trains and
steamers.
H. C. ROWERS, Bfaaager.
1. at 8ROWSEU, Asst Mgr.
Both hotels
Props.
centrally located.
modern in every
respect, and
conducted on the
Props.
European plan.
- r.
vi Maua, .
tO, Proprietors.
Vlce-Prea.
A. Cruoae, Mgr.
HOTEL
PERKINS
I BATH
PORTUNP.i
$IPH BAT UP
IN THE HEART Of Hit COT
$I!2U"
WILHOIT SPRINGS
Hotel Now Ones. Enronenm Plan.
nllTfl CTflCC Leaves Electric Hotel,
nU I U 0 1 nut Oregon City, daily, 2 P.M.
For Information Phone East 3138 or
B 233.
Necanicum Inn
Large, newly-furnished rooms over
looking ocean. Beautiful grounds and
flowers. Home comforts, home cook
ing; boating, fishing, sandy beach. Its
tormer guests its Desi advertisement.
For terms address Miss S. Danum, Sea
side, Orejron.
land in Clackamas County, valued at
13000; to Mary Allen Henson, of- Port
land, $2000; -to Miss Frances Christian,
of Utica, N. T., 25 a month during her
lifetime, and to Carrie Sutton, of
Yougstown, Ohio, a claim of 12000,
which Mrs. Hawthorne states she had
against Helen McEldowney, of Port
land, and which the will states will be
paid out of the estate of the latter after
her death. Donald Hawthorne Beck
and Catherine Foster Beck are the res
iduary legatees.
The will was executed March 30, 1911,
and Dr. S. E. Joseph! and A. I Lewis
are named as executors. The document
s witnessed by William D. Fenton,
Mrs. Hawthorne's attorney, and George
B. Van Waters. In their petition for
letters testamentary, filed yesterday.
the executors place the value of Mrs.
Hawthorne's estate at $164,500.
School Site to Be Discussed.
MILWATJKIB, Or.. June 26. (Spe
cial.) Ail adjourned meeting of, the
taxpayers or the Mllwaukle school dis
trict will be held Monday night, July
to consider the site recently se
lected by the Board of Directors, and
the issue of warrants for the purchase
of the same. This matter was left un
settled at the annual meeting, al
though the vote at that time was an
Indorsement of the policy of the pres
ent Board of Directors. Opponents to
the site will try to rally a vote suf
ficient to defeat the Directors.
Twoliy Bros. Get Contract.
Twohy Bros. Construction Company
of Portland was awarded the contract
yesterday for the construction of an ex-
MKKTINO NOTICES.
ATTENTION, NOBLES
There will be a ceremonial
session of Al Kader Tem
pi. A A O. N. M. 8. at the
Masonic Temple, Wat Park
and Tamhill street. Satur
day evening. June 39, at 8
o'clock. Candidates must be
present at 7 o'clock. Visit
ing noble, courteously invit
ed to be present. Do not for
get the red and white card.
None admitted without - it.
By order of the Illustrious potentate.
aien J. nuiu, jtecoraer.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 114,
A P. AND A M. Special com
munication this (Thursday)
evrnins at S o'clock. Masonic
t Temple Labor 1 nth. E. A. de
gree, visiting oretnren welcome.
By order W. 51.
FRED L. OLSON. Secretary.
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sWITHOuTMIn
Iff IV
XI IF
AMrSEXKNTS.
HE I LI G
Theater
1th tc Taylor
Phones: Mala 1 and A 1131.
TONIGHT Ta-VaSf
Special Price Matinee Saturday.
. MARGARET .
ILUNGTON
Chaa. Kenyon's Great Play
' "KINDLING"
Evenings: Lower floor. 11 rows. 2.0; T
rows, 11.50. Balcony. 1.00, 75c, 50c
Gallery. 50c Pat. Matinee: Lower floor,
XI. 50. $1.00. Balcony, 75c, 50c. Gallery,
35c 25c
"SEAT SAIJS TOMOBBOV
HE1LIG x THEATER
' Afternoons
Evenings
Beginning
Next Stmday
KinemacoIoT (Natural Color)
Motion Pictures
"THE DURBAR'
and Niagara Falls
Evenings 7G-50-25c; Afternoons 50-25c
T A WJT r THEATER
I3 1"V 1. TV Main 2. A S3M
GEO. L. BAKES, Mgr.
BAKER STOCK COMPANY.
TONIGHT.
ALT. WEEK. MATINTE SATURDAY.
Frances Hodgson Burnett's thrilling play
of London slum lire.
"THE DAWN OF A TOMORROW."
Eleanor Robson's great success. First time
In stock. Evening prices. 25c. ouc Mats. zoc.
."sen wees ev.riey or urausiarav
MAIN 6. A VttO
EVEKT DAT
MAX
ISO
2fi
Me
NIGHTS: lie, tse. 60c IV
WEEK Jt'XK 24 David Belaaeo presents
Madame Butterfly, based on Jobn lAiner
Long's Japanese Story play lasts 45 min
utes, ten actors; OOIeera Sisters, Brown and
Blyer, Harry Atkinson, Tuxedo Comedy
Four, Honors and Le Prince, Orchestra,
nctores.
Matinee Krery Day-
Sullivan Crasidusa.
Itcunea vaoaenua.
SPECIAL
SUMMER PRICES
Nights
Matinees
10 nnrl 20c Any Seat 10c
niVaM, dune am3 i" -Tr h
and Moulton, Grass. Brothers, the Mnrcn
comeay four, naiu7 o -
Orchestra. -
WEEK JUNE 24-
EXT R A
Original Barefoot TrilbyTexas
Tommy Dancers
Jones & Mayo, the Ieso, Henri Knbelnc,
the Marmeem Four, Pantagescope, rat5
row Balcony resenred. Box office oreu jfrom
1U A. -M.. IO X" r. a.- ruu n.
OAKS I
Z -n .- imntpmont Park A
A ruruwiu a u
A ALL BIG FREE ATTBACI1UJS B A
TODAY -J.
v XJeilgnuul cna wnwrw ujr .
A Park Band
me AtspouiKw - -
pleasing Venetian iiunuw...,.
sireei oinserB
A -n 1- n J .. W.-
A Just the Act for the Little Folk
A The De Garros A
I Sensational Acrobats. Ladder Act,
- T -h, w i r. inn Koman sun .
A U'.trh for Klnar Pharaoh V
A Ha Will Be at tne Oam sunaay.
COUNCIL CREST
PORTLAND'S ROOF GARDB5,
1200 feet above the city.
Free scenic amusement park. High-
class attractions, upen-air rinK. r-ic-nlo
grounds in old apple orchard.
ADMISSION TO GROUNDS FREE.
Apollo Club
' GIVES ITS ANiS UAL.
Midsummer Concert
At the Oaks Auditorium Wednesday
evening, July 3. Tickets, 50 cents.
Thev admit to grounds also, and are to
be had at Gill's and Wiley B. Allen Co.
BASEBALL
. RECREATION PARK.
Cor. Vansha and Twenty-fourth Sra.
SEATTLE
vs.
PORTLAND
J u fj zs, xt, ra, av auu ov. -Games
BrgMn Weekdays at 3 P. M.
Snndaya, iiao r, n.
LADIES DAY FRIDAY
Soys Under 12 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
tension of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Paget Sound Hallway from Lewiston,
Mont., to' Great Palls, a distance of
nearly 200 miles. This line will tap a
rich country now reached only by the
Great Northern.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At taker's Auction House. 16S-16S Park
St.: a large Quantity of jtood second-hand
furniture, carpets, steel range, etc. Sale at
10 o clocK sharp. (Terms cash.)
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dairy or Sunday.
Per Line.
One time 12e
game ad two consecutive times .....XSe
Same ad three consecutive times SOo
Same ad six or seven consecutive times. .660
Toe above rates apply to advertisements
under "ew roomy sna au ower t11""-
tions except tne loiiovnnsjt
Situations anxea. jujue.
Situations Wanted Female.
For Rent, Booms. Private FamUlea.
Rooms and Board, Private Families.
House It eepinx Rooms, Private Families.
Remittances must accompany out-of-town
orders.
Wben one advertisement Is net run In coS
secutive Issues the one-time rate applies.
six words conns as one line on casn aa
vertisemento and no ad counted for less than
two lines.
On coarse or book advertisements the
charge, will be based on the actual number
of lines appearing in the paper, regardless
of the number of words in each line.
1 ew Today au advertisements ar
jharsred by measure only. 14 lines to tho
inch.
Oren-onlan will accept classified advertise
ments over the telephone, pro Tiding the ad
vertiser Is a subscriber to either phone. No
prices will bo quoted over the phone, but
Dill wm 0 rrauciwu too iouowub umj.
Whether subsequent advertisements wIU be
accepted over the phone depends upon tbs
promptness of the payment of telephone ad
vertisements. Situations Wanted and Per
sonal advertisements will not be accepted
over the ' telephone. Orders for one inser
tion only will be accepted for "House for
Rent. "Furniture for Sale. .'Business On-
portnnlties " "Roomlnsj-Hooses and "Want.
av
Jja i. 1A MATINEE
A
Fmriress
7S3
. - . . Drop.
iTTTnTTTTK Tn this rlrr. June 28. at nia resi
dence. 705 Wyant St., Charles W. Battel,
asea o years, ti o ib iutuim ,j
w Mm UanHfr& HnrhU. tWO dSUZtl
teri. Mrs. John Logan and Mrs. William
stacey. botn or tm city, ueaecvi
numKap nf W.hfnftt fTl TV KO. 65. W. O.
W. Remains are- at the parlors of the
8kewe Undertaking Company. Funeral
notice later. Lawrence, Kan., papers
please copy.
CHINNOCK June 26, at his home, 258 East
Thi..i,th Ta m ... X Chlnnock. aged on
years 25 days. Remains at J. P. Finler
Sons' rarlors. jrunerai ague,
FUNERAL NOTICES.
i-eo tt-v T. tWU .v Tnaa 41 7Tl1i
Mar
. j ! . M T 1. u ani4 TLT f tHIlrf
Green of 943 Kerby street. Ths funeral
services win do neiu iuuajr v a. J'
. a a -B -as- wm Via Xf V.
Church, corner of Beech and BortnwtcK
streets, rnenaa respecimuy iumwu w
tnnrf TntAi-mnt Rose Cltv Cemetery.
at
BORLEATJ In this city. June 75. L.ea
v J -1 a T mnnth Q rlav
Bor
of
pro u. geu ou jcais -
4tt4 Bast Couch at. Friends invited to
at
held
tend runerai services, wnun V ot p
today Thursday). June 27.
Ml nOlIIlBU B 1 UIICl Ol ia aw -
Kiverview uemeiery.
COTTEE June 23, Charles Cottee, aged
rears. Funeral will start from Dunning
Services at the Pleasant Home Church,
on poweu vaiiey rwa - o wwc.
PAttL Mr. Albert J. Paul, at Saver,
age 54 years. Services at Portland
Or.
ma tori urn, Tnuraaay at iv.ov.
bis
Works. Bast 3d and Pine sts. East 742.
AXIS. JLlfV OJVU lTIlJlfa.', saa7 ""-
neral director and undertaker, 220 Third i
cor. Nimon. miy j'j'-u"
nnmiinr A McEntce. Funeral Directors,
7th and fine, rnooo jnuo -Mmj
tendant. umce oi tonnty
J. P. F1VLEY A SON, 8d and Madison,
lAdy attendant, jrnone jnain g, a iqw
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors successors
to x. S. unnning, mc, o. x
LEBIH, vnaexxaaer. cor. ah aMw mm
Sixth. East 781. B 1888. Lady attendant.
s- ar .n-v a aa-VW A US V 9A. atnrl fjaaw BCaln
CEMETERY
Beautiful
MOUNT SCOTT PARK
LARGE, PERMANENT,
MODERN. P O R T
LAND'9 ONLY MODERN
CEMETERY WITH
PERPETUAL CARE
of all burial plots without extra
charge. Provided with a perma
nent Irreducible Malntena nee
Fund. Location ideal; Just out
side the city limits on north
and west slopes ot Mount Scott
containing 335 acres, equipped
with every modern convenience.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
SERVICE THE BEST.
ONE MILE SOUTH OF
LENTS. REGULAR
AUTO MOBILE 8ERV
. ICE PR EE BETWEEN
LENTS AND THE
CEMETERY. II II II
CITT OFFICE, 920-921 YEON
BUILDING.' I AIN-225, A 7086.
CEMETERY OFFICE, TABOR
1468: HOME PHONE RING B
6111, THEN CALL LOCAL 4301.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE 17S MADISON STREET.
Phones Main S9S, A 7589.
Horse Ambulance Phone Marshall 900.
Refer All Cases of Cruelty to This
Office. - Open Dar and Nlaht.
NEW TODAY.
Genuine Bargain
This pretty modern new cottatre, close
In near the Reed Colle&re and S. P. car-
shops. Make me an offer, cash or
terms. Sell below actual cost. Take
SeDwood car to Harold avenue, go east
10 iiutf n-asc xweocy-secona street, jlbk
ior Air. iiaKer.
Mortgage Loans
50,000 and Over on
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
WM. MAC MASTER
fOX Corbert Bids-
MORTGAGE LOANS
On first-class improved city property,
5 to 7 per cent.
Farm Loaas.
A. H. BLBBELL CO.,
202 McKay BIdg., Third and Stark.
FOR SALE
80 acres of level land, about 2 acres
in cultivation, Jog; nouse, some iencing,
good well, about of a mile from
... ! 1 . . 1 . . . . . . . . TI '...'.l.n... .
I own this land ana want to sen at
once; price $2000, terms; 1500 cash,
balance on easy payments. H. L.
Moody. Phone 184, 511 Washington
treet, Vancouver, wasn.
12 Income
Four-storv brick and basement aDart
ment-house. 80 rooms. 24 aDartments.
fuaranteea lease ior live years, rent
cash. Located on isortn Twentietn
street. In the best part of the Nob Hill
district.
GRUSSI A BOLDS.
318 Board of Trade Bids, 4th and Oak.
$10,500
lOOxlOO AND EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
Kearney, Near Twenty-first.
JOHN L. KARNOPP,
Railway Exchange Building.
Marahall 2974, A 7488.
CONNECTING -OFFICES
For Rent at Attractive Rates.
Til ford Bnlldlnc, Tenth and Morrison.
MORTGAGE LOANS
CcT JOHN E. CRONAN, .JO?
J j U 9Q2 Spalding BIdg. I O
COLLIS, BERRIDGE A THOMPSON,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS.
S24 Worcester Block. Phoie Main 3tt7
REAL ESTATE
For Sale Lots.
$10 CASH, f5 per month, beautiful lot near
Flriana; 24 minutes out.
HIGLET A BISHOP. 201 Hamilton Bid
$4 PER month buys 100x100, all cleared, 2
blocks from car; excellent neighborhood.
Price $2O0l X 180, Oregonlan.
IX) TS S and 4, block 21, Council Crest Park,
fur sale by owner at big- bargain. W 1M,
Oregonlan.
BE4UMONT lot cheap, low assessment, easy
terms. W 172 Oregonlan.
BARGAIN $1600, good lot, 4 -room house.
SEE me for cheap residence lots. Owner,
atcciure, sob Aoington oiag.
. stEAL BSTATK OEALUU.
BRUBAKER A BENEDICT. 602 HcKay
bidg. M. MH.
Beck. William 0 S1SS1 Falllnr bldg.
Chapln A Her low. 832 Chamber of Commerce.
cook. J. s. co.. dob coroett oiag.
Jsnnlnn'A Cn Vf ailn lfta 4ltt Oreeonlan.
PALMER-JONES CCL. H. P. 40-0-40
Wilcox bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand are at
Multnott.au st. (Holladay JLaamon.j
REAL E8TATB.
For Sale Lot
ROSE CITT PARK LOT SACRIFICED-
CORNER.
This lot has one of the best views on
the East Side, has the street Improvements
in and paid; lot is all cleared and ready
to build on. Located on the beautiful
Alameda drive. This lot is worth 11S00.
WIU take JIOOO, but must be a quick
saie, as it is sacrificed for reaay money.
ab ISO, Oregonlan.
WEST SIDE LOT
fi-mincte walk from 3d and Washington.
S45W.
TERMS.
All street assessments, including hard
urx&ce, paia ior.
63x97.
LTTL OR EGONI AN.
"WIDENING OF SANDY ROAD
AND
DOUBLE-TRACKING OF ROSE CITT
PARK CARLINE -Will
Mean
(that the 60x100 lot I offer you for 9300
win grvatiy increase in value, can eu
on practically your on terms. xjo
Ag ii i, uregonian.
BEAUTIFUL view lot on southern slope
near council Crest, f 6oO and up, lnciua
ms cement sidewalks, curbs, graded street
and water; building restrictions; sold on
rioor trolling oidg. Main a too. A tttti
ROSE CITT PARK. 1750.
I have 5 lots adjoining In the best
section of Rose City Park. Will sell sep
arate or alL Will give second mortgages
on two. Must be quick, ah jub, ure
gonian.
W0 DOWN 110 PER MONTH.
Fine view lot, matured fruit trees, re
stricted district, near car, cement walk
and curb. Bull Run water. Provident
Trust Company, second floor Selling bldg.
Main law, a ezoi.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS BARGAINS.
2ft lota, level, on car line, grand view,
without climb, suitable tor two homes.
14000. Reduction for cash.
2 1-5 lots gently sloping, on car line.
line view, suitaoie two nomas, soou.
Marahall 4S27. BROOKE. A 3S39.
I handle
PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
Both high-class and oh sap property,
ana i nave tne oargains in in is aistrict,
If you want to buy to advantage on Port
land Heights you will have to see me.
Marshall 4827. ' BROOKE. A 3339.
FOR SALE 50-foot corner lot at Lend, Or.
Bend is lust assured a 11.000.000 sawmill
ane! other Industries; a good Investment
at tne price; gooa reason xor selling;
terms. Address owner, C & Morris, Hood
River, or.
HEART OP IRVINGTON.
Beautiful bulldins; site, corner 100x100.
$500 below the market; easy terms. Tnis
is tne oesi Duy mat is onerea toaay.
, OSCAR W. BRYAN.
Main 1963. 505 Chamber of Com. A 1227.
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
Fine east front lot on paved street for
sale on terms of i:o aown ana zu per
month, second mortgage privilege. AB
38L Oregonlan.
THREE lots on EL 24th St., east facing, nice
shade trees and street improvements in
1900, easy terms.
WATSON & THERKELSEN,
805-g Spalding Bldg. Main 7592.
c Q-rir ivn KlRlftvnil RTS.
Corner, 100x100 t., facing south and east
al?n ana signtiy. rnce itow,
H P PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main Stf99. A 2853.
110 CASH. 11 WEEK.
Mv beautiful level lot In Reed College
district, water, graded streets, etc., near
carline, witnout interest or taxes ; pnee
write owner, au l i a, Oregon i an.
BEAUTIFUL valley view lots, with fruit
trees, on west aiae, siaewaiK ana wLQr
paid; 20 minutes from Postofflce; $375 up.
Provident Trust Co., second floor Selling
bldg. Phone Main lsou. A pol.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Besutiful view lot
on canine, uavensview arive, ovziw, lac
ing on two streets; $3500; Improvements
paia; laeai resiaence aiairicu
Marshall 4827. BROOKE. A 3839.
11 DOWN, $1 WEEK THIS BEATS IT.
r..-K- hlnnlrr . nrlrak trt'A.1- fntral If. a at
Side, adjoining fine homes; 5c fare; you
get a deed and no more to pay for 5
years. owner, a l ho, uregonias.
MARVELOUS investment, forced sale 6
lots 6VX1W, rtcnest son, at capitoi xiiu
station, 5c fare; 1750 cash; one lot worth
1000. ie:Ker, Lumoer AunauBo.
juarsnaii iot
LOT, corner 30th and East Pine, can be
bought at assessea valuation; go auu see
it and call Harrison ana aoage.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.
Third Floor cnamDer or commerce.
PARTY buvins on contract. H-acre tracts.
witnin city limits, xor iro, win aeu
equity of 1163 tor sjoo casn; nest ouy in
Portland for the money; big profits sure
to buyer. AD 179. ure gonian. ,
WHT buv B0 -foot lots when you can Duy
fine tt-acre nome tracts, zu minutes xrom
fostonice, on your own terms .box mb
postonice, roniana
IF you wish to buy or sell In the Irving-
ton aietnct, see us. we nave lots in tnis
district as low as &o on easy terms.
j. j. canann, 2tn ana u.iicxitat.
LOT 8NAP. HAWTHORNE.
41st St., near Hawthorne ave., 40x100 lot
for 1950. with $50 down and $15 monthly.
A. E. pouisen, 418 ii.au way isxcnange.
BEST corner or Sandy blvd.. In Belle Crest,
at gooa discount, au 173, uregonian.
Beach Property.
FOR SALE Long Beach, Wash., f.ve-room
bouse, 4 diocks nortn iong iieacn sta
tion; easy terras. Apply 323 Williams ave.
Phone East ev.
LOVELY oottaxe. decided bargain. 569 Mar
ket, Ape z. or "J.WW- cottage, isong
Beacn. Terms.
For 8ale Houses.
STRICTLY MODERN, new. 8-room IrvinR-
ton bouse: aarawooa floors, sieepine norcn.
full cement basement, etc. ; $5250; only
Booo down, oaiance to suit.
WATSON A THERKELSEN CO..
305-6 Spa ding Bldg. Main 7592.
FOR $160 to $250 cash and small monthly
payment we win lurnisn lot in aesiraoie
neighborhood and build according to your
plans; satisiaciion guaranieeo. u or par
ticulars, AR 120. Oregonlan.
NEW 7 -room bungalow on corner S2d and
East Madison, xrom owner, just eom-
le ted, modern tn all respects, easy terms,
mprovements in and all paid, clear title,
only 3Bto. v none raoor aoag.
PIEDMONT HOME,
An Ideal place, flowers, fruit, berries,
garden, 100x100, on terms to suit you.
6-roora house, full basement, modern.
lszq Roaney ave.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS HOME.
Handsome, almost new, perfectly ap
pointed residence; large grounds, mag
nificent view; splendid value.
Marshall 4827. BROOKE. A 3839.
FOR SALE At a bargain, 5-room, hall and
batn room, run basement, line iixtures,
shades, linoleum eto: only U -block from
Alberta car; only $2800. $800 down bal
ance uko rent, rnone w ooaiiwn ixa
NEW bungalow on 50th, near Hawthorne.
roro owner, j use compietea. aioaern in
all respects with 5 rooms below, 3 unfur
nished above, on improved street. Only
13500. ynone xapor -z6Vi.
$5500 Modern Nob H1U 8-room house. This
pneo win seii it. a s&cniice, iew
- days, bis coucb biag.
ROOM house, nice china closet, built-in
bookcases and Dutch kitchen, 50xll7-ft.
lot; V block from car; $2400, easy terms.
r WATSON & THERKELSEN CO.,
805--6 Spalding Biag. Main 7P9 3.
$300 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH NEW 6-
rrtotn mnnern nuniaiow. iuu cemenL Da-
ment, 40xl25-ft. lot, with 20 -ft. alley In
rear; lioo.
WATSON THERKELSEN CO.,
805-6 Spalding Bldg Main 7592.
IRVINGTON SNAPS. FINE HOUSES,
CHOICE 1AJ1B. BEiS
NEUHAUSEN A CO., 703 LEWIS BLDO.
BUNGALOW bargain; 50x100 corner lot, b
rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace; $50
down. $37. ou monimj, irom owner, al
BY OWNER 6-roora modern up-to-date
bouse zor sate cacsp, to iiw. call c
1868. '
SEVERAL FINE
homes In Irvlngton cheap; number of lots
cheap. E- 273. W. H. Herdman.
TWO-ROOM house and lot for sale cheap.
by owner, si xoot uurot so., on car
line. West Side,
FOR FINE HOMES
Bee xeianunt.
13-ROOM modern house. 67 Trinity Place
(bet. 11th and 30th sts.) ; lease. Owner,
F. Abendrotn, 4Z wasnington st.
MONEY to loan on new buildings, dwelling-
bouses preierrvu, 11. a. uu mt wora. Aa.
105. Oregonlan. .
FOR SALE 6-room modern house in Ladd's
Addition, on Elliott ave.; woov easy
terms. Phone Sell wood 1752.
ROOM modern house near car, $1400 ;
terms- can owner, .aoor ios.
IRVINGTON residence for sale. Call 410
Want 1 frh st. Vorth or nhonn C
$2400. modern 6-room bungalow, $1800; home
orocen; terms, uwaer, xuse xu. asta Norta.
REAL ESTATE.
For 6ale Hoasee,
LADD'S ADDITION RESIDENCES.
172,0 7-roora modern house. stone
foundation, facing east, near Hawthorne
ave.; terms.
$10,000 & rooms, stone first story, hard
wood floors, every convenience, on Ladd
ave.
$17.600 Large residence, mission style,
on corner, more than quarter block,
thoroughly modern, with beautiful out
look. 118,500 11 -room stone house, new and
handsomely finished, on corner.
All street Improvements in and paid,
14-foot alleys In rear.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox bldg. phones Main A 2353.
A
RARE
OPPORTUNITY.
UPPER PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Practically no cash required; just save
your rent; one of the finest bungalows on
the West Side for anywhere near the
x price asked; built for a house and built
and finished accordingly; best of reasons
for selling; this is a new place and all
complete with all modern conveniences;
can move out on short notice; don't over
look this; such a chance will never come
your way again. For appointment, phone
Main 8990.
PAYING RENT? '
If so, your are probably not aware that
''X can put you In your own home for
practically the same payments. I have
houses in Irvlngton.' Beaumont. Laurel
hurst and Irvlngwood that I am selling
on the basis of 11 per ILOO per month,
including interest; that Is, a house selling
for 14700 will cost you $47.50 monthly, the
same as rent. No down payment. Why
not pay rent to yourself Instead of some
one else?
NEIL DURFLINGER,
PORTLAND BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
709-10 Rothchild Bldg. Marshall 3825.
WILL BUILD TOU A HOME.
I can furnish the lot and money to build
you a home. Have six tine lots oh Prescott
St.; all street improvements in. I caa
build your home according to your own
Slans for $50 down, the Balance on the
asis of $1 per 11O0. This includes Interest
at 7 per cent. I also have other lots In
different localities that I will build on
for you on the same basis.
NEIL DURFLINGER,
PORTLAND BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
709-10 Rothchild Bldg. Marshall 3825.
YOU HOMESEEKER.
If you are looking for a nice little
home, in a good school town, with public,
high and normal schools, here is the
filace; good house, with barn and 2 large
ots; select part of town; price $275.
I also have home In same town, with good
house, barn, 2 acres', with fruit; this place
Is a bargain for the money; $4000 cash
for quick sale. Look these up if you are
a bargain-seeker. Particulars, AE 173,
Oregonlan. '
MR. LOT OWNER.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO IM
PROVE YOUR rROrEKTY WiTtl A
HOME. FLAT OR APARTMENT; WILL
FINANCE IT AT A LOW RATE OF IN
TEREST; PLANS FURNISHED FREE;
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND
TALK THIS OVER.
J. S. ATKINS.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
HENRY BLDG.
IRVINGTON SNAP.
Fine modern 7 -room bungalow, furnace,
fireplace. doubly constructed, buffet,
Dutch kitchen. 4 bedrooms and sleeping
porch, lot 50x100, east front; street im
provements paid;Vn E. 11th, near Thomp
son; price $5000; $1500 cash and $25 per
month. Ask for Mr. Zadow, with
GRUSSI & BOLDS.
318 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
IRVINGTON COLONIAL HOME.
Large modern home In best part of Ir
vlngton, one block from Broadway car
line. Lower floor finished In quarter
sawed oak and mahogany, upper floor In
white enamel; billiard-room, hot water
heat, garage, etc.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main A 2fl53.
NEW, BEAUTIFUL HOME.
From owner; choice, restricted district
with fine homes, lot 60x100, improvements
paid. 2 carllnes, 14 minutes to city, 4
beautifully shaped columns between rooms
lower floor, massive beamed ceiling living,
dining-room, veneered panels, beautiful
oak floors, 7-foot buffet, $4500, terms. Call
Main 4144 mornings.
BUILD FOR YOU.
$1000
BUILDS 6-ROOM HOME.
5 or 8 rooms, built to suit you, on your
own selected lot anywhere; 100 beautiful
attractive homes to look at; planning,
financing, talk with Mr. Wtllson; terms
as low at $15 per month. National Realty
& Trust Co., 733 Chamber of Commerce,
SEE THIS
AT ONCE.
Will sell my beautiful, new, modern,
8-room residence In "Laurel hurst" on
easy payments, to responsible party; sleep
ing porch, hardwood floors, fl replace,
beamed celling and all conveniences; 1500
cash. Y 101. Oregonlan.
MUST SELL this new and modern 8-roont
house, double constructed, furnace, f he
place, attic, 2 toilets, 60x1 00-ft. lot, east
face, nice lawn and shade trees ; on ly 1
blocks from carline in Rose City Park,
and will give terms. Call East 6217 after
6 P. M.
CAMP FOR SALE.
Located on Sucker Lake. Oswego, con
sisting of two excellent tent-houses, in
sect proof, together with furnishings; ev
erything brand new; a bargain If taken at
once; leaving city. Apply J. M. Hansen,
office Portland Cement Co., Oswego, Or.
Phone Main .8832.
HERE IT IS 3 room ceiled cottage on lot
100x185, east front, made trees, sraau
creek running through place, less than 3
miles from Post Office on west side,
graded streets, water and walks in and
paid, 15 minutes to center of city. $1500.00,
easy terms. Provident Trust Co., Main
1800. A6261.
YOU RENTER
YOU CAN OWN A HOME.
Will sell to a man with a good depend
able job who can pay $15 and Interest
monthly, a neat 5-room and bath bunga- ;
low In Montavllla, a block from carline;
price Is $2100, It Is worth more money.
A. E. Pouisen, 413 Railway Exchr.nge.
NEW BUNGALOW.
From owner; just completed. In restrict
ed district; modern; easy terms; no bond
ed improvements ; beautiful oak floors,
beveled plate glass, 6-foot buffet and
bookcases, veneered panels, leautiful oak
floors, 4 French mirrors, sleeping porch.
Phone Main 4144 mornings.
IRVINGTON 75x100 FT.
9-room house and garage, on corner E.
24th and Tillamook sts.; shade and fruit
trees; hard surface pavement in and paid;
faces east; price !7:S0O.. -
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main 8699. A 26B3.
E. BURNSIDE ST.
9-room house on 80x100 feet, near E.
22 d st. The ground alone is worth the
money. Price 17500; terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main 8699, A 26r3.
FOR SALE One of the best built homes In
Irvlngton, on one or tne Dest streets: 7
rooms, all modern improvements ; line
shade -trees; vines etc. This was built
for a home, not to sell; owner leaving
city. R 179. Oregonlan.
12500 FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Just completed, doulbe construction, al)
complete, shades, linoleum in kitchen and
bath, 20 minutes' ride on Mt. Scott car
line; very easy terms.
MORGAN, FLIEDNER A BOYCB,
508-6 Ablngtoq bldg.
READ THIS.
Buy from owner; swell 7 -room house,
double constructed, all built-in conven
iences, fireplace, furnace, only 15 minutes
out, restricted district, high and sightly,
far below value, cor.'' lot, $3250. 830 East
11th st. Sellwood car. 1
ft ROOMS and bath, modern, lot 100x100,
beautuui view oi vauey ana mountains,
West Side, 20 minutes from Postofflce;
$2200, easy terms. Provident Trutt Com.
pany. second floor Selling bldg. Main 1800.
A 626L
$4000.
6-room modern house, at E. 33d and
Schuyler sts.; fireplace, hardwood floors,
easy terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main 869ft, A 26S3,
FOR SALE.
1150 will put you in possession of a
new 6-room modern bungalow on lot 90x
J0O, bal. 116 per month; must be seen ti
e appreciated; no agts. Call room 15 Sell-lng-Hlrsch
bldg., between 9 and 10 A. M.
and 4 and 5 P. M.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS BUNGALOW.
8-room bungalow, built for home, larg
lot, unobstructed view of river .and Mt,
Hood; going away; will take $2.0 down
and 150 a month. Positively no agenta
X 108, Oregonlan.
NEW cottage, 2 rooms, neatly papered and
paintea, water pi pea into nouse; in gooa
district; lot Is 50x100, above gradr,
cleared, close to carline; a snap at $700,
terms. A 193, Oregonlan.
ONE of the best buys In a 7 room house on
the East bide, beautiful lot, close in, e
bargain. Also 100x100 cor. on E 11th St.,
with 2 good houses 361 E. 11th St,
E5028.
$50 CASH, balance easy, new 5-room bun
galow, large let, union ave. aismci; pries
$2500; up to date.
HJGLEY A BISHOP, 201 Hamilton Bldg.
SACRIFICE sale of new G-room house at
Terrace Park; well located, no reasonable
offer refused. I mean It. Address H 164,
Oregonlan.
SEE THIS ONE.
New 6-room house, large lot. Phone,
Will call for you with auto. Tabor 3372.
ROOM modern house; 721 Rodney ave.,
east front, sleeping porch; $3600; 1-3 casU
balance to suit purchaser. Owner.
FOR SALE Quarter acre, 2 -room house, city
water, cnicken-nouse, o-ceot fare; $676.
Marshall 194,