V
CITY CROWDED
Exodus to California Ports
Continues Unabated.
AINSWORTH DOCK JAMMED
Harbor Master Speler and 111 Force
Assist Materially in Handling
People Present to Witness
Sailing of Big Stenmcr.
With the sailing of the steamer Roue
City, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the population of Portland was reduced
nearly 400 and tne vessel was filled to
her capacity with passengers. A num
ber who sought passage were refused
for the reason that the license re
quirements would permit of no more
bookings. . . ,
At this time of the year the travel
south la large and Is expected to con
tinue until after the first of the year
when it is proportionately "7d
and the records of the different steam
ship companies show that for the en
tire year the travel north to this port
from California exceeds the tra el
south. This would indicate that a
large number of the Eastern people
going to California under the special
rates on the railroads, and who are
credited to that state, come to Oregon
by the water route.
The number of people at the Alns
worth dock yesterday to witness the
departure of the Rose City and bid
their friends goodbye more f than
equaled those who sailed, and tne ar
rangements are entirely Inadequate for
handling that number of PePle
tain John Speler. Harbormaster, was
present with a portion of his ; force
and it was through his efforts that no
accidents occurred, the officials of the
aompany being helpless to control the
Cr?Tpon leaving this dock It has become
quite a difficult task to maneuver one
of these big steamers Into a P" ;
to pass through the present opening in
the new Broadway bridge. It is neies
sary to back through the opening of
"7 old Steel bridge before lci
headway can be onta nd Juhtflty
run through the opening with safety.
CAMIXO LIBEL SOT FORMAL
Vessel Expected to be Ready to Sail
for Portland Tonight.
When the steamer W.tijm picked
p the disabled Reamer Camino off
Cane Mears and towed her into ban
Francisco no arrangements were made
bTthelr captains as to the compensa
tion to be received for the work, but
they agreed that it would be decided
after a safe arrival. Yesterday the
Alaska-Pacific - Steamship Compan
owner of the Watson filed a libel suit
neainst the Camlno In the 'frai
Court of the Northern District of Cal
ifornia, but did not fix any a""1
requesting the court to assess the dam
ages It is understood that this la only
aformal proceeding and that the suit
will be settled out of court.
A diver was sent down under the
ste of the Camino and found that all
of the four blades of her Propeller
,had Slen carried away, but new blades
are being put on and the Camino is
expected to be ready to sail for Port
end thU evening on her regular run
The supposition is that the wheel of
the Camino. while revolving at high
speed, struck a submerged log.
Marine Xotes.
The oil tank steamer J- A. Chanslor
arrived yesterday from California with
a cargo of fuel oil.
The oil tank steamer Oleum sailed
for California yesterday after having
discharged her cargo of fuel oil.
The schooners Wm. Smith and W. F.
Jewett, with cargoes of lumber for
Ban Pedro, went to sea yesterday.
The steamer Roanoke "lve las
night from California with freight and
passengers, after a pleasant passage.
The steamer Breakwater arrived yes
terday from Coos Bay with a full pas
senger list and a good freight list, the
latter Including considerable fuel coal.
The steam schooner J. B. Stetson
discharged 13.000 sacks of cement yes
ferday at the Oak-street wharf and
went to St. Helens to load lumber for
San Francisco.
The British steamship Strathlyon ar
rived yesterday from San Francisco and
is at the Eastern & Western mil being
lined before loading wheat for fcurope
for M. H. Houser.
The German bark Burnbek, bound
from Hamburg for Santa Rosalia and
under charter to load wheat at this
port for EuropJWt spoken on Octo
ber 16 by the steamship Windber.
which arrived at San Francisco from
New York on October 23.
The French bark Vendee, which has
been reported to have chartered to load
wheat from this port for Europe, is
announced as going to M. H. Houser
at 45 shillings for January loading or
at 43s 9d for February loading. She
was last reported at Rockhampton.
England.
The steam schooner Wasp is. due to
arrive this evening from 'San Francisco
with 500 tons of general merchandise
for the Dodge Company. She has been
running recently to Grays Harbor, but
has been pressed into this service on
account of extra offerings of freight.
Movements of Vessels.
a cthr T A Or Oct 27. Arrived at mid
night nd wift up at 1 A. M., British .team.
Jh!p Strathlyon. from San Francisco Ar
rived at 8:30 and left up at 5 A. M..
ll.tt Brnkiiter from Coos Bay. balled at
.hip Break. U m. (r San Fra ,
2, i A M C. S- Steamer Manning. Sailed
IS 9-30 AM. schooner R. W. Bartlett. for
Mllao- at 10:40 A. schooner m. H.
S f" Valparaiso: at 11 A M.. same.
Carlos, lor Sxn Francisco, at ll.is A.
P "m. StVamerAJ.MA. "ch.ns.or. ,6"
b"oT,-s sis?,- "s"T4-
-sailed at noon, steamer Beaver, for Fort
'Too. pay. Oct. 27.-Arriv.d-Steamer Al
liance, from Portland.
Columbia River Bar Report.
istoria Or. Oct. 27. Condition at the
moutn of th.rlver at 5 P. M.. clear; wind,
south. 4 miles; sea. smooth.
Tides at Astoria Monday.
Hirh. Lw-
2:19 A. M T.4 feet
:4S A. M.
.3.0 feet
1:40 P. M.
.9.2 feet S:4 P. M.
-0.9 foo.
Live Hogs Go at 10 Cents.
PRAIRIE CITY. Or., Oct. 27. (Spe
cial.) Three wagon loads of hogs, 36 in
all. were sold in Prairie City Friday for
10 cents a pound, live weight, the sale
aggregating $767. These were not fat
hogs ready for the market, but simply
stock hogs bought for feeding. Another
lot of 200 were sold on the street for 8
cents a pound. These hogs will be fed
on grain and made ready for the home
market.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Oct. 27. Maximum temper
store BS degrees: minimum. 42 denrees
'.Ivor reading at 8 A M.. 4.S ffret; change
In Use 24 hour.. 04 foot Total rainfall
(.1 P. M. to 5 P. M.) none; total rainfall
slnoe September 1. 1912. 4.09 inches; normal
rainfall sine 8ptemb 1. 4.96 Inches; de
ficiency or rainiau since bbjjkiuow A
0.87 Inch. Total sunshine October 2i, 10
hours. 10 minutes; possible sunshine, 10
hours, uo minutes. jaromeier ireoucm i
sea-lvi) at 5 P. M.. 29.95 Inches.
THI WKATHWS.
Wind
2
2 o Stats of
2 2. Weather
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STATION!
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Boise
Boston
Calgary ........
Chicago
Colfax
Denver
Des Moines... .
rmluth
Eureka '
Galveston
Helena
Jacksonville ...
Kansas City. . . .
Laurler
Los Annles ...
Manshfleld
Metlford
Montreal
New Orleans...
New York
North- Head...
Phoenix
Pocatello
Portland
Roseburg
Pacramento
St. Louis ......
St. Paul
Salt Lake
San Francisco. .
Spokans
Tacoma
Tatoosh Is'and.
Walla Walla...
Washington . . .
42 O.OO' 4 NW
U2O.O0121W
Rain
Clear
4o.oo: . .
Pt. cloudy
Clear
63O.00 4 W
6il O.OO' 4 N
76 O.COf 4ISW
42 0.O0I 8NE
56 0.08 SW
74 0.00 8;E
440. 00 4,N
T4 0.00'IO N'
SO 0.00,10 S
Ml 0.00! 4 N
41O.O0 8,W
fto o.noi. .i. .. .
RH O 0! I
'Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
."2 O.0018!NWjpt. cloudy
7rt0.00 4 NWjClear
62 O.no'lS NW'cioudy
I AAA. 00'. 4 s Clear
7." O.BS 4fl l fear
4S 0.56 4 SE Cloudy
5S10.00 4 NW Clear
4S'-ft.Oil' 4 W Clear
eo'O.ol' 4'S Rain
76 O.OO10 SE IClear
64 O.00I 4 NE Cloudy
54 0. 12112 SE 'Cloudy
5SO.00 S NWlPt. cloudy
52 0.00 4'NW Clear
52 O.OO 4
Clear
B2 0.00 16'XE
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
44 0.00; 4'SW
6410.00' 4'S
Weiser
65K.54 4 K
56 0.00 4 N
wenatchee
Winnipeg
54 O.i
00
es
Clear
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm of decided character is central
over the Great Salt Lake Basin. It has
caused llfcht to moderately heavy rains In
Southern Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada. Utah ana
Arizona. Fair weather continues In the
Eastern States and no rain has fallen in
Oregon or Washington in the last 24 hours.
It is much cooler In the Rocky Mountain
states, but elsewhere the temperature has
remained nearly stationary.
The conditions are favorable for fair
weather Monday in Western Oregon, Wash,
ineton and Northern Idaho and for rain 01
snow in extreme Eastern Oregon ana oouta
em Idaho.
FORECASTS.
. Portland and vicinity Fair, northerly
minds, becoming variable and shifting to
easterly.
Oregon Fair, except rain or snow extreme
east portion; winds mostly nortneny.
Washington -air, nortneny winas. Binn
ing to easterly along the coast.
Idaho Fair north, rain or snow south
portion; cooler southeast portion.
F!WRt A. BRALS. District Forecaster.
MEETING NOTICES.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL
ROYAL ARCANUM meets at K.
T Hall, nth and Alder streets.
the second and fourth Monday
of each month at 8 P. M. visi
tors cordially welcomed.
P LLOYD COVER. Secretary.
64 Union ave.
WILLAMETTE LODGE, NO. 2,
A. F. AND A M. Special com
munication this (Monday) even
ing mt 7:30 o'clock. Work in M.
M. degree. Visiting brethren wet-
come.
W. S. 'WEEKS. Sec.
6ELLWOOD LODGE, NO. 131,
A. P AND A. M. special com
mnnwilnn this fMondav) even-
flttr nr 7 and R:3ft o'clock. SellWOOO
M.uinli. Hull. Work in F. C.
rtesrree. Visitors welcome. By
order w. M. O. tjJiiiti, Acting .
SOdAL CLUB OR CAMELIA
CHAPTER. NO. 27. O. E. S., will
give a halloween 500 party this
(Monaayj eveninic bi manvHm
pie. Admission 25 cents.
MARIETTE ROBINSON. Sec.
HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12.
A. F. AND A. M. special oum
n.unlcatlon this (Monday) eve
at 7:00 o'clock. Work In the M.
M. degree. Visitors welcome.
W. M. E LIN, Sec.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP
TER, NO. 14. tj. ta. o. oiaiea
meeting this (Monday) evening.
East 8th and Burnslde. Social. Or.
der W. M.
BELLE RICHARDSON, Sec
CORINTHIAN 60CIAL CLUB dance and
card party this evening. Masonic Temple.
HARRY A. M'RAE. Sec'y.
DIED.
PALMER At Good Samaritan Hospital,
October 27. Frank A. Palmer, aged 4S
vears. Remains at tne parlors of tne
Skewcs Unddertaking Co.. 3d and Clay.
HARRINGTON October 27. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Wolfer. as K.nott,
Mrs. Susa C. Harrington. Remains at A.
R. Zellar Co.'s parlors. 0U2 Williams ave,
STORZ In this city, October 27. Andrew
Storx. Remains are at the new parlors of
J. P. Flnley oe Son. Montgomery and ffth
streets Funeral notice later.
POPE At his late residence, 103 17th St.,
Captain Seth Leern Pope. Notice of fu
neral later.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
LAURENT At the family residence, 113
E. Webster St., Saturday. October 26.
James Laurent, aged 74 years. Remains
at Lerch's undertaking parlors, E. 6th and
Alder streeta Funeral services will be
held at St. Mary's Church, corner Wil
liams ave. and Stanton streets, tomorrow
(Tuesday), October 2. at 9 A. M. Inter,
ment ML Calvary Cemetery. Friends In.
vited.
PALMER Members Loyal Order of Moose,
No. 2tfl Funeral services of our late
brother, Frank A. Palmer, will be con
ducted at the chapel of the Skewes Un
dertaking Company. 3d and Clay, tomor
row (Tuesday), at 2:30 P. M. Services will
be concluded at the Portland Crematorium.
All members requested to "attend.
T. R. RATCLIFFE. See..
SMITH October 26, at the residence of his
son. Andrew C. Smith, on Kings Heights.
Patrick C. Smith, aged U2 years. Funeral
will take place from the above residence
tomorrow (Tuesday). October 29. at 8:15
A. M. Services at the cathedral, corner
15th and Davis, 9 A. M. Friends respect
fully Invited. Interment St. Mary's Ceme-
. tery-
COOKE Funeral services of the late Anna
B. Cooke, member of Camelia Chapter,
will be held today (Monday). October 20.
at 10:30 P. M-. from the new parlor oi
J. P. Finley & Son. Members of the chap,
ter requested to attend. By order of Mrs,
Widmer, W. M.
FREEMAN At Scappoose. Or.. October 28.
at the family residence, Bridget Mr
Freeman, aged 68 years. Friends invited
funeral services, which will be held at
the above residence at 10- A. M. today
(Monday), October 28. San Francisco pa
pers p.ease copy.
JONES Friends and acquaintances are re
spectfully luvited to attend the funerai
services of the late Mrs.' Sarah Fruen
Jones, aged 73 years, which will take
place at the Crematorium, Sellwood. today
(Monday), October 28. at 2:30 P. M.
COOTE The funeral services of the late
Annie B. Coote will be held today (Mon
day). October 2S. at 1:30, from the new
chapel of J. P. Flnley 4 Son. Montgomery
and 5th sts. Friends Invited. Inter
ment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery.
BURGOYNE The funeeral services of the
late Thomas H. Burgoyne will be held
Tuesday, October 2, at 2 P. M., from the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Friends In.
vtted. Interment Mt. Scott Park Gemo
te rj.
ANDERSON The funeral services of the
late Henrietta F. Anderson will be held
Wednesday. October 80, at 1:30 P. M..
Irom the new chapel of J. P. Finley & Son,
Montgomery and 6th sts. Friends Invited.
Interment Riverview Cemetery.
FENTON The funeral services of Genevieve
E. Fenton. wife of Dr. M. F. Fenton, will
be held today (Monday), October 28, at
2:30 P. M., from her late residence, 141
E. 60th st. Friends invited- Interment
Mr. Scott Park Cemetery.
J. P. FINLEY SON.
FUNERAL bEKVlCK.
Lady Attendant.
Montgomery, at Fiftn St.
MEMORIALS Portland Marble Work.
-iii-hvrMfclN'TS Otto Scliiunaaa Marbls
yYq.4S. J,,MBt U HW p. Mmm
TTu AKX HOLM AN. the leodlnu.
fuueral tuiector and undertaker. 220 Xhiru
p, corner pmimwh. "j ". .....
DCNNING .M'HiNTEE, ftilleral directors.
7th and Pine, i-none mho utor at
lendant. On Ice of County Coroner.
A. R. ZELLER CO.. 69S-4 William, ave
Phone East lugs. C 1088. Lady attendant.
-&sr tilUE Funeral Directors, successors
(o F. 8. Dunning. Inc. Eat 53. B 2385.
LERCH, undertaker, cor. East Alder aad
Mnu. fcaitt 781. U 1888. Lady attendant.
t.KKWKS COMPANY. Sii and Claj. Mala
4162, A HSL. Lady attendant.
am
13
v - ' THE MORMTt OREGOmX, MONDAY. OCTOBER 38, 1912.
; vw n,v "I BE A I. F.ST ATE. 1 REAL TATE.
AMB8EMESI8. ; n-vr For Ble UM. tor
HEILIG
THEATER
7th and Taylor
Phones Main 1
SHEEHAN
Phones Main 1 and A 1122.
ENGLISH ffl
OPERA
With America's greatest tenor.
JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN.
Splendid Company. 20 Orchestra 0
TONIGHT, 8:15.
Planquette's enchanting light opera,
"CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
Tomorrow (Tuesday) Night,
Flotow'a beautiful light opera,
"MARTHA."
Lower floor. 11 rows 12.00. 7 rows $1.50.
Balcony $1.00, 75c. 60c: gallery 60c.
SEATS NOW SELLING BOTH NIGHTS.
SEAT SALE OPENS
TOMORROW.
HEILIC THEATRE
. 3 BSKSko Ned Thursday
Special Price Matinee Saturday
The Fred C. Whitney Co.
In the favorite comic opera.
THE
Chocolate Soldier
Excellent cast Splendid chorus.
Augmented Orchestra.
Evenings, lower floor, 11 rows 12.00, 7
rows S1.50; baloony $1.50. $1.00, 75c, 80c;
gallery 60c.
Special Saturday matinee. lower floor.
11 rows $1.50. 7 rows tl.OO; balcony $1,
73c. 50c; gallery 35c 25c.
MME
SEAT
SALE
OPENS
HEILIG Theater
10 A.M.
WED., OCT. 80, S:15.
PRICES;
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50. $3.00.
Box Seats, $4.00.
Gal. Res., $1.50.
GaL Admission, $1.00.
TODAY
MAIN 6. A 1020. MATINEE DAILY.
Mat. 18c, 25c. 50c NigThts. lie. 25c, 50c. 7 So.
Week of Oot. 28.
LULU M'CONNELL A
GRANT SIMPSON,
"In the Right Girl.''
' NAT NAZARRO & COMPANY,
5 OTHER BIO ACTS 5
BAKER
THEATER
Main 2. A 536$
Geo. L. Baker. Mgr
Tonight Bargain Night All Seats 25c
The Baker Players in the noted pojitlcal
piay.
"THE GENTLEMAN FROM MISSISSIPPI."
T.auErhs. thrills and strong dramatic climaxes.
tr.vpninim. 2r,r. fi.Sc. flOc Mats. Wed. and
Sat., 25o only. Next week "The Dollar
Mark."
vvftTIhEE' DAlhX
WEEK OCT. 28. 12 Minstrel Misses 12.
Tl, Zirs mrmen Trio. William H. LanrforU.
O'Neal and Wamsiey, Readick-Freeman
Players, Pantasescope, Pantagres Orchestra,
BoBton Red Sox vs. New. York Giants, orig
inal motion pictures of world's championship
baseball series, 1912. Popular price. Boxes
ana iirst row Daicony irwnw. x. "l "v "
open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phones, A
2238, Main 4636. Curtain, 2:30, 7:15, and 9.
i&mprsS' daily
" Refined VandevIUe.
LA DANCE AD VIOLINS
The Sensation of the Season, with
14 People, Mostly Girls, and
5 OTHER FEATURE ACTS 5
SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES.
Matlneee.any seat 10c Nights, lOc, 20c.
LYRIC
THEATER
u-v-v.ir nrT sa Th. nrw Keatina A Flood
Musical Comedy Co. presents "They Loved a
Lassie," real feast of fun. continuous per
formances on Sunday and Holiday. Evenings
commencing at 6:45. Friday night Rosebuds'
Contest. Admission 15c and 25c. You'll
like the Lyric
AUCTION BALES TODAY.
a, Ifli naor Tnvlnr at. filTn Itiire.
etc Sale at 10 A. M. Baker & crowell, auc
tioneers
At Wilson's Auction House, at 10 A. M.
Furniture 171-8-6 Second street.
HailHanmi nuftlnn todav at 142 Grand IVO.
10 A M. Barger, auctioneer.
CUSSIFIED AD. RATES
Daily ar Sunday.
Far Una
One time
Ijlma ma two csnwum uuvw. .........
barae ad three consecutive times 80e
bame ad six or sevea consecutive times. .See
'i'he above rates apply to advertisements
under "New Today" and all otuer elasaidca
tious exempt the following:
Situations Wanted. Male.
Mtualions Mauled, Female
For Rent, Rooms, Private Families.
Rooms and Board, Private Families.
Housekeeping-Rooms, Private Families.
When one advertisement is not run In con
secutive Issues the one-time rate applies.
Six words count as one line on cash ad
vertisements and no ad counted lor leas than
two lines. ...
Remittances must accompany out-of-towa
orders, ... .......
The Oregonian win accept ciasainea au
rertisements over the telephone, providing
the advertiser is a subscriber to either phous.
No prices will be quoted over tie phone,
but bill will be rendered the following day.
lihrthfr subseauent advertisements will OS
accepted over the phone depends upon the
promptness of the payment of telephone ad
vertisements. DltUSllUUI WKUtVU uu w.
tonal advertisements will not be accepted
over the telephone. Orders for one inser
tion only will I a: accepted for "Houses for
nnt." "Furniture for Sale." "Business Op
portunities." "KoomlnsT-Uouses" and "Want
ed to Rent."
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE NO. 820 UNION AVENUE, COR
NER MARKET STREET.
Phone Eaat 1423, B 2515.
Worse ambulance for sick or disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Prices
reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty
to this otrice. open aay ana nignc. -
TODAY,
WILLIAM C BORCHERS ,
Mortgage and Bond Bankers
(Investments of merit only)
MORTGAGE LOANS
BONO ItSSlES
KSXATES MANAGED
INSURANCE
RENTALS
107-10 Ores;onln Building
Mortgage Loans
On city and farm property.
Any amount at current rates.
Northwestern First Mortasgre Trust
402 Wilcox Bldgr.. Portland. Or.
FOR SALE
brick apartment building, leased. West
f i j . J . a l- a In avihanra a Vis-kmA
aiae. uum inn. o
on the West Side to $10,000. Must have
liOOO cash. From owner, X 495, Ore-
gonian.
TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY.
130 000, (20.000. (10.000, 5O00 at (
S10.000. 7500. $5000. $2000 at 7 .
MALL VON BORSTEL.
ID Second SU. Near btark.
GADSKI
LEASE
Union avenue and E. Burn-
side. This 3-story building,
including full basement to
street line; will give long
lease at a very low rent.
tmmt
Building fully equipped
with beating plant, electric
elevator, sidewalk elevator
and toilets on all floors
Large mezzanine gallery
around first floor. For fur
ther particulars apply at
store, Union ave. and East
Burnside.
West Side Bungalow
AT A SACRIFICE.
Seven rooms, ovenooaing tne city, river
and mountains; the most artistic and best
built bungalow in Portland; this place was
put on the market at til. 000 and la worth
every cent of it. I am going South and It
must be sola nerore 1 go; wok n -
talre me an offer cash or terms.
Take Council Crest car to first stop past
amusement park, walk three blocks east on
Council crest ave. to cor. unenaiem nve.
Mount Adams drive.
TONY G. .ANDERSON,
723 Chamber of Commerce bids.
For Sale or
Exchange
NEW 9-R00M COLONIAL HOME,
WITH 2 SLEEPING PORCHES
AND ALL MODERN
CONVENIENCES.
White and mahogany finish: beau
tiful view of West Side. Must be
seea to be appreciated. 316 East 25th,
corner Stevens. Phone B 1612, Mar
shall 455.
For Sale or Lease
Warehouse, 100x100, 4
stories and basement,
southwest corner 13th
and Hoyt Sts. '
WM. GADSBY
First and Washington
OFFICE SPACE
The eight-story bulldtns; to be erect
ed on 'Washing-ton street, covering; one
:ialf block between Seventh and Park,
will be ready for occupancy about
August 1. 1913. Will have every mod
ern convenience. Reservations may nosy
be made, arranged to suit tenants.
MOKtiAN-BUSHOVG INVESTMKAT
COMPANY,
C03-4 A Ulna ton Bids;.
MORTGAGE LOANS
AT LOWEST RATKS ON IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY
FOR STRAIGHT TKKM OR WITH
INSTALLMENT PRIVILEGE.
FARM LOANS.
SEE US TODAY.
A. H. BIHRELL CO.,
24)3 McKay Bids;.. Third and Stark Sts.
ortgage Loans
Improved City Property
The German Savings & Loan Society,
L. J. Goldsmith,
320-321 Corbett Building.
Mortgage Loans
50,U00 and Over na
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOWEST CURRENT HATES.
WM. MAC MASTER
701 Corbett Bids.
Edward E. Goudey
Lewis Bnlldlnsi.
MORTGAGE LOANS
6 per cent on best business properties,
6 per cent and 7 per cent on other close
in business and residence securities.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Desirable City Property and on
Choice Farm Lands.
Come Direct to
GEO. H. THOMAS.
S67 Oak St., room , Alnsworth bids;.
MORTGAGE LOANS
City and Farm Property. Current Rates.
EDMUN'D L. DEVEREACX.
1009 KiMtldlos; Bldg.. Portland. Oregon.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Mortgages Purchased In Any Amount.
WESTERN BOND A MORTGAGE CO,
Commercial Club Bids.
CITY & FARM LOANS
Any amount at current rates.
JOHN E. CE0NAN
OS Spalding? Bids. Partus. Oa,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS,
COLLIS, BERRIDGE A THOMPSON.
S24 Worcester Block.. Phone Mala CtaT.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
COK.NKR tot, Vancouver ave.; terms. CalJ
at Soo Eugene St.. near Rodney ave.
LOT BOzllB. on 29th St.. near Klickitat
ft.': price S50 cash. W 480. Oregonian,
Jm MONTHLY. See lots. 34th and Emtr
cin. A ear. Owner. 10-0 l"eon bldg.
toil iK ILJ.TI'B tTTmSV 1 t- ' -- iti m SWB
t t-.l,..,, .tswJfe
Bond Holders
and Investors
I AM COMPLETING A
Syndicate
TOR PURPOSE OF PUR
CHASING TWO OF THE
HIGHEST - CLASS
' BUSINESS COR
NERS IN THE
City of Portland
PROPERTY THAT WILL
IN 5 YEARS
INCREASE IN VALUE
MORE THAN 50.
These corners are located in
the heart of Portland's best
retail district; are all leased
for purely husiness purposes
and are paying now
Six Per Cent Net
ON PRICE ASKED
FOR A PORTION OF THE
SHARES IN THIS SYN
DICATE I WILL AC
CEPT APPROVED
Bonds
It is to your interest to inves
tigate; this is an exception
al ' opportunity to own
a direct interest in
INSIDE
Portland Realty
To share fully in the income
and, what is more important,
THE INCREASE IN VALUE
Telephone me, Main 5661, or
write or call at my office,
212 Lewis Building.
REFERENCES
BANK OF CALIFORNIA
HIBERNIA SAVGS BANK
W. B. Streeter
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
BRUBAKER BS.NDICT. 601 UeXa
bldg.. M. S. ...
Beck. William u., si-siv iwuai uiug.
Cbapln Rerlow, til Chamber of Comma?
Jennings i;o.. nam wi, i ,
PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P, U-4v-l
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand ara, at
. - . U n 1 1 V .AddlLlOnK
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lots.
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direct instead of speaking to another
agent and having him come to me. Lou
from $S60 up. No trouble to show you. I
live in the district and every customer
(absoiuteiy not one exception im a
Marshall 482T. BROOKE. A 3839.
UJ 2.KJU "Al'l A-'
I have several well-selected lota which
I will sell on small amount casii, balance
second mortgage; here is a good chance
for reliable parties; Rose City Park cor
ner, $1000; Alameda Park, near Alameda
drive, $1500; Laurelhurst lot, next to fine
residence, $1400; Eastmoreland lot, $i;00;
Westmoreland business lot, on Milwaukie
ave.. sioo; umversuy rarK,
Hill, $050. A. J. Poulsen. 418 Railway
juxenange Diug. .
I nave a Dumuer ui iui iwv-u ,u
ranee to sell on builders terra Corner
. . . . i. ciiinii. Aluman Tnrlc
iOl IOBt) tUy rlN spwv, Ji40im.ua a i
$1500; Laurelhurst, $1400; Eastmoreland,
SiaoO; Westmoreland business lot, $iaoo;
u niversity ram, auv ; v. vw ,
these are all finely located and well se
lected lota. A. E. Poulsen, 418 Ratlwa
nxcuuiige
ARE you tired of paying rent? Are you
urea or living in 'ii!"id j .
a lew nunareu uonars i x us
i (,.,-airi.iKaf ns hlnnit from car-
tine and Bluntly, price $U5. Phone me
about it or come out to Laurelhurst today.
Office autn anu uasan. n you wo awwu,
we will finance the building of youi
house.
DELAHUNTY & CLEMENTS,
Tabor 343.
HEIGHTS CORXER
TO TRADE.
Beautiful 50x100 corner on the Heights;
tocated on the carline; has grand view;
all improvements in; beat residence dis
trict in the city; one wetk only, $350t;
good lot up to $1500 or $2000, balance any
time at 0 per cent interest; also lnuide lot
off carline. $a.'0O, same terms. -tww,
Oregonian.
CHOICE building lots on the West Side, In
side the S-mile circle, line view oi iuai
ttn vniic r nH f t. Hood : walks graded
streets and water included in price; $4o0
and up; select your iot and we win duiiq
lor you. frovjaeiil nuai v-u., v v
floor Selling Bids.
PKLMONT ST. CORNER.
A fine business corner, looxUO feet, with
100 feet in Belmont St., paveu street in
cluded In price, on S. E. corner 48th aul
Belmont; price $1000, half cash, balance
to suit; a snap.
GRl'tiSl & BOLDS.
318 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
ROSE CITT PARK.
EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT.
Fronts on the Alameda, fine sightly lo
cation and best view in Rose City Park:
walks In and paid for; paving In on one
side ; two blocks nortn oi isanay Diva.
Must sell; no reasonable offer refused.
AB 457, Oregonian.
$10 DOWN $10 PER MONTH.
Fine view lot, matured fruit trees, re
stricted district, near car, cement walk
and curb. Bull Run water. Providen t
Trust Company, owners, second floor Bell
ing bldg Main 18Q0. A 62(U.
REED COLLEGE LOT, $475.
50x100, $7 monthly; water piped and
only one block from new carline. A. C.
Marsters. 02 Wlicox bldg. Phone Main
8517, Tabor 1770. A 7340.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS SACRIFICE.
Two level lota, beautiful trees, three
blocks car, walking distance; wortn
$2500; no reasonable offer refused. Can
arrange to finance house. P Orego
nian. $2 WEEK.
NO INTEREST OR TAXES.
50x100, cement walks, curb, etc., all In
and paid, just 20 minutes out, in nice
built up district. Must sell at once.
Write owner. 8 4H5, Oregonian.
100x200 S470.
$5 down, $5 monthly; extra fine soil,
cleared, 30 minutes out, ideal for a home,
high and dry. A. C. Marsters, 202 Wilcox
bldg. Main 3D17, A7340, Tabor 177Q.
" $4 ACRE FOR$5.
i Per month, Just 45 minutes from Wash
ington street On good carline. Bull Run
water, sidewalks, etc. Must selL Write
owner. AC 613. Oregonian.
4fi0 CASH; full corner, adjoining Eastmore
land, One OlOUBt Auui liaiu-DUl idtcu Bueuis
and car; snaps. Write quick. AL 590,
Oregonian.
BEAUTIFUL lrvington lot, next to elegant
home, or louxiuu corner, -iuv neiow cost,
$U50 cash. Carlock & Mullhaupt, 1020
Chamber of Commerce.
100x100 ON Clackama St., between 21ai
and li-il sts.; iinest jots in nouaaay rrn
Add. Y 472. Oregonian.
CHOICE Laurelhurst building lot, 2d mort
gage privilege; uu uwuw cobi; oo casn.
Carlock & Mullhaupt, 1026 C. of C.
GOING to build? Draftsman , will draw
plans spare lime; tow raiea, gooa. worn ;
good references. F 614. Oregonian.
FOR SALE Lot In Lincoln Park. Inquire
S A. Baker, ob rremont, ortiana.
LOT at 47th and Pike ave.; $600; terms.
A. Hoberg, Astoria, or.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
$300 DOWN.
BALANCE AS RENT.
Fine. new. doubly constructed 0-room
bungalow; all built-in features, including
fireplace, bookcases, beamed ceilings,
paneled dining-room, buffet, YutV,n
kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 linen closets, bath
room equipped with latest and best of
fixtures, large attic and basement, ce
ment floor, laundry trays, etc.; street as
sessments paid ; close to car; splendid
neighborhood; owner will sell below $3000
for the next few days. For appoint
ment call Tabor 3089.
MODERN 7-ROOM DWELLING and sleep
ing porch In Rossmere; large reception
hall opens into living-room, dining-room,
pass pantry; bedroom and large kitchen
first floor; two large bedrooms and sleep
ing porch second floor; large closets and
storeroom; fine fireplace and all built-in
conveniences; full cement basement, laun
dry trays, furnace; lot 00x100, fine lawn
and roses; close to car; $4250, easy terras.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO., OWNERS.
Second Floor Selling Building.
TOUR VACANT PROPERTY
OWES YOU AN INCOME. I WILL
BUILD YOU A HOME. APARTMENT OR
STORE BUILDING AND CAN FURNISH
TENANT FOR LEASE OF SAME ON A
PAYING BASIS. MONEY LOANED AT
LOWEST MARKET RATE. SEE ME AT
ONCE ABOUT PLANNING i'OUR
BUILDING.
J. S. ATKINS.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
629 HENRY BLDG.
PIEDMONT SNAP.
Fine 6 -room house, furnace, gas, elec
tric, full cement basement, laundry trays,
buffet, Dutch kitchen, 8 bedrooms, double
constructed and built for a home ; nice
garage; lot 50x100 corner, with street im
. prove m en ts included in price; the value
of this property Is $5600; our price lb
$4600. some terms; located on Kerby U
on block from Klllingsworth ave.
-GR17SSI & BOLDS,
SIS Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
8-ROOM bungalow on West Side, 5 rooms
on first floor, S large rooms on second
floor; well-built, commands fine view of
Tualatin Valley; nearly hk acre of ground,
good lawn, rosea and fruit; close to car
and 15 minutes to Postoffice; $4000; terms
can be arranged.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO., OWNERS.
Second Floor Selling Building.
7 ROOMS and finished attic, full two-story,
large reception hall and living-room with
fine fireplace, beamed and paneled dining-room,
Dutch kitchen, four large bed
rooms with large light closets, all built
in conveniences, full cement basement,
laundry trays and large .furnace, east
front, one block to Broadway car, near
Catholic school. lrvington, $ti000. $1000
cash, balance to suit.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO.,
Second Floor Selling Building
IRVINGTON SWELL HOME.
Very swell, new, 7-room house, furnace,
fireplace, fine bath, two toilets, pane,
dining-room. laundry trays, fruitroom,
hardwood floors. 4 bedrooms and sleeping
porch; 4ot 5Oxl00, east front, on East 24th
, street, near Stanton; best part of lrv
ington; price $7000, $1000 to $1500 cash
and $40 per montn.
GRUSSI & BOLDS,
318 Board of Trade Bldg., 4th and Oak.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
BARGAIN.
Strictly modern, large, roomy house
and lot on Portland Heights; beautiful
. unobstructed view overlooking city; beau
tiful fixtures, fireplace, sleeping porch
and hardwood floors. Owner must raise
some cash and this is ycAir opportunity
to get an elegant noma at your own
price, ir you nave tne casn ana act im
mediately. A 506, Oregonian.
THREE rooms and bath, 5w, corner lot,
100x100, on West Side, hlfch and sightly,
view oi x ua.iu.iin v iiey, t uiui ns w
15 minutes to Postoffice, walks, graded
streets and water, fine neighborhood,
$2300, Bmall cash payment, balance like
rent,
PROVIDENT TRUST CO..
Second Floor Selling Building.
BUILD ON YOUR VACANT LOT.
TURN THE BURDEN INTO INCOME,
WE FURNISH PLANS, FINANCES' AND
BUILD APARTMENT OR RESIDENCE
AT LOW COST. WB GIVE BOND,
SHOW OUR WORK AND REFER TO
OUR CLIENTS. SEE US BEFORE YOU
MAKE PLANS; IT WILL PAY YOU.
L. R. BAILEY & CO., CONTRACTING
ARCHITECTS, 824 ABINGTON BLDG.
HEIGHTS CORNER
TO TRADE.
Beautiful 50x100 corner on the Heights,
located on the carline; has grand view;
all improvements In; best, residence dis
trict in the city; one week only, S354M);
good lot up to $1500 or $2000, balance
any time at 6 per cent interest; also in
Bide lot off carline, $3250, same terms. AN
49, Oregonian.
BEAUTIFUL IRVINGTON HOME.
Grounds and house cost $25,000.00. Will
take K2,&QO.oo; your own terms.
Another one for 6500.00.
JAS. A. CLOCK,
Main 8674. 308 Gerllnger.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$150 CASH.
E. 44TH ST. N. $15 MONTHLY.
6 rooms. Improvements In and paid,
built-in buffet, bookcases, fireplace, fur
nace, solid oak floors. National Realty &
Trust Co., 723 Chamber of Commerce.
Main 512S.
YOU CAN BUILD ON THAT LOT: WE
WILL HELP YOU; WE MAKE YOUR
PLANS. LOAN THE MONEY; MANY
BEAUTIFUL HOMES OWNED BY OUR
EASY PAYMENT PLAN. TAYLOR
BUILDING CO.. 50fl M'KAY BLDG., 3D
AND STARK STREETS.
NEW 5-room bungalow; cement basement,
built-in buffet and bookcases. Dutch
kitchen, fireplace, paneled dining-room,
complete plumbing; 1 block from L car
line, Swinton Addition; must be sold.
Phone owner. Tabor 3449.
MUST SELL MY HAWTHORNE HOME.
7 rooms, ironite basement, furnace, 4
nice bedrooms, lot 45x117; all improve
ments In and paid; close In, one block to
Hawthorne ave.; $4200, easy terms, Take
lot up to $1000. Phone Tabor 480.
A SNAP.
4-room cottage with bath, large pantry,
good basement; house in fine share; will
sell for $1200, part canh; close in. Buy
from owner and save paying commission,
W 43. Oregonian.
SACRIFICE. $2300. EASY TERMS.
Modern 5-room bungalow, 2 blocks from
car; faces east, good basement, attic,
shades, fixtures, nicely tinted, assessments
paid; no mortgage; on East S7th st. Phone
Tabor 4H0.
MOUNT TABOR.
Must sell my 7-room home with lOOxlOO,
beautiful grounds, paved street, 1 block
to Mt. Tabor car; $4700. Phone Tabor
28.
SUNNYSIDE SNAP 50x100 corner lot, 6-
room house, ou.it ior nome. street nard
surfaced and paid, fine garden and roses;
$200, cash $25 month. Call 1070 E.
Morrison, corner 3tith. Main 1166.
MUST SELL.
A magnificent modern home. Irvingtonj
first-class oak and fir finish, fine loca
tion; friends, come and see this. East
273, W. H. Herdman.
ALMOST given away; modern 8-room bun
galow; price siMK); 14 blocks from 5-cent
carline: double concrete basement; lot 40
X120. Take Mt. Scott car, get off at 2d
ave.. go south 1 blocks, ask for Beard.
$2800 West Side 6-room house; just built;
double canine; uii iiupruvcraanis in ana
paid for; 15 minutes ride; for Immediate
sale at $30 per month. 721 Board of Trade
bldg .
COLEMAN & RATES. ARCHITECTS AND
BUI LDc.lt c. r i l.-ri aiu.MiX AND
BUILD WHKHE YOU JU1KE; WORK
GUARANTEED 202 LUMBERMEN'S.
IRVINGTON OUR SPECIALTY.
FINE HOMES. $40o0 AND UP, CHOICE
LOTS $1000 AND UP. NEUHAUSEN &
CO. 70S LEWIS BLDG. MAIN 8078.
IRVINGTON district, modern bungalow.
Schuyler St.: turnace, nrepiace, oax Hoorn,
buffet, combination fixtures, large attic;
terms. Owner. 825 Teon bldg. Main 112.
6-ROOM. strictly modern bungalow, 50x100
lot, beautirui district, below the
market; very easiest terms. 322 Lumber
mens bldg. ,5th and Stark.
HAWTHORNE district, modern, 5-room
bungalow, ow. jw aown, terms; must
go to Oa). A snap; be quick. G. E. Weller,
Tabor 2042.
$350.00 Neat little house and 40x100 lot,
gradea streets, water, etc. iuu.uu casn,
$10.00 monthly. Owner, 322 Lumbermen
bldg, 5th and Stark.
NEW 7-room house, all modern conveniences.
hardwood floors, sleeping porch, large at
tic Portland Heights. Owner. Phone
A SI 46.
MODERN 7-room home. Ladd's Add.; a
bargain; make your own terms. Thomas
,n Phnna IT OT'l?:
NEW 7-room house in Laurelhurst; alt
floors hardwood nmsn ; win matte termr.
Y 473. Oregonian.
ON BROADWAY.
$4500 Modern ti-room home. $500 cash,
balance easy terms. East 4957.
WILL sacrifice 5-room bungalow, modern.
all impruvoi"'ii tvov ! uoiium. x uwor
S16. '
6-ROOM modern house; will take lot part
pay ment. q-t luschq wnnwng uimanrf.
BARGAIN -room house, owner leaving
city, ieiepnonq w wma w n jdo,
FOR FINE HOMES
See Itelahunt, East 1275.
IC27O0 NEW 5-rm. modern bungalow $2100,
terms; owner N. W. cor. 27th and Alberta.
SACRIFICE.
Absent owner must sell house and lot
In Rose City Park at once; cost $4000;
will sell for $3200; now rented for $27-50
per month.
WILDER PROP..
Commonwealth bldg.
For feale Acreage.
ACREAGE
On Fourth-street lino of the South
ern Pacific, now being electrilVd.
Land lies gently rolling; deep, rich
'soil, no rock or gravel, and only
3o minutes from 4th and Washing
ton streets, with new oars. Largs
platting, with roads completed and
every community convenience as
sured. Electric lights, mountain water
under pressure, and nvwt mod
ern transportation, means much
to this locality.
We can vatlsfy you on all of
these.
Any sized tract from a acre to 20
acres, and upon monthly payment
plan, $200 to $r00 per acre.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY.
Main 35. 102 Fourth St. A 350.
ACREAGE ON THE WEST FIDE Excel
lent soil, large area of beaverdarn land
and good rinttnago; part of this tract Is
under cultivation, part In stumps and
some heavy timber; 2 , 5 and 10-scih
tracts; prices range from $375 to $rt"
per acre. Sold on easy terms. Inside the
6-mile circle.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO , OWNERS.
Second Floor Selling Building.
10 ACRES FOR $S00.
$10 CASH. $5 PER MONTH.
Running stream, good soil, prosperous
farmers all around and good market, near
the railroad, perfect title and warranty
deed. 212 Railway Exchange bldg., 2d
floor.
CHICKEN RANCH.
Have you ever Htoppel to figure that
100O chlckons will produce a net profit of
from $1500 to $2000 per year, and how
much ground you will need and hqw
much money you will need, will surprise
you. Write me and le,t me submit my
plan, which will sure fix you for a pros
perous future. AC 612, Oregonian.
CHICKEN AND FRUIT RANCHES near
PORTLAND. Bojst soil, good roads, spring
water, free wood, settled country, 10 acrs
$400, $oO0 $000 per tract; 20 acres $h00;
40 acres $1200; 80 acres $2000; 40 acres
timber $24O0. Ranches all kinds for sale
Easy terms. Frank McFarland Realty .Co.,
809 Yeon bldg., Portland. Or.
1C0 ACHES in Camas Valley, 3 miles from
Camas P. O. Or. 15 acres Improved, bal.
heavy timber; will cut 7.000.000 ft. Red
wood, fir, sugar pine, cedar; coal of ex
ceptional good quality In 2 places; well
' waterea. creek, timber, coal ; worth price
asked. Thos. Taylor, Mamma, Nevada,
" NOW FOR SPRING TIME.
That little acre tract you intend buying
then can be bought now 25 per cent
cheaper. Write ni for Information on a
good buy. On trolley service and a soil
that you can grow anything. AC 614,
Oregonian.
EASY TERMS.
House and 10 or 20 acres with beauti
ful grove, part orchard, part clover, bal
ance fine for fruit or dairying; 1 mils
from R. R. station. See
MR. ROHR BOUGH. S4 Oak st., near 5th.
APPLE ORCHARD.
5, or 9, or 13 acres, sot out last Win
ter, at $50 per acre below present value.
Part cash, balance $2 per acre per month.
See
MR. ROH RBOUGH, 304 Onk St.. near 5th.
POULTRY.
6 acres, all clear, M mile from R. R.
station near school. Special bargain if sold
this week. $270 cash, balance 6 per
cent. See
MR. R pi RBOUGH. 304 Oak St., near 5th.
6-ACRE tracts on thu Oregon Elect rh,
cleared land, eoverul pieces have light
second growth. Price $275 to pr acre,
on your own torms. full for plat and de
scription at 730 Chamber of Com merre.
IRRIGATED TRACTS.
5. 10 or more acres, nil clear, near Port
land, 25 per cent cash, balance at 6 per
cent to suit. See Mr. Rohrbough at 304
Oak st., near 5th.
O.VS-FIFTH acre, fenced and In cultivation;
3-room furnished house, clilcken-house and
woodshed; water piped in; lie fare. West
Side. $900. Terms. N 4Sti. Oregonian.
$750 FOR 1 acre, 35 minutes' ride to center
of city on two carllnes, best of soil, beau
tiful fir trees; easy terms. AP 646, Ore
gonlan. 17 ACRES, near Beaverton, 15 cleared, 3
blocks from car station and running water,
only $300 per acre, terms. Owner, Jamt
Wilson. Boring. Or., route 1.
1 V ACRE good soil, no gravel, close to
carline, $G50; $13 per month. W 4b2, Ore
gonian. For Sale Homesteads.
HOMESTEAD location for sale. It pays
$1000 per year; three months' work; hur
ry, will be taken soon. S 503. Oregonian.
FREE homesteads, water and wood, good
level lund, near town; see in one day.
Covey Co., 267 Oak, room 21.
-Fruit Lands.
FIVE acres bearing prune trees, near car
line, close to Portland. Write AS 65S, Ore.
gonian.
For Hale Farms.
FOR SALE by owner. 1 acre f"od Improved
land, situated . mile from Goble, Or., on
macadam ixed road ; good 4-room house
with cellar; woudhouse, small barn, new
chicken-house, good garden, rest in ber
ries and orchard; spring water plpod in
house; also well ; about 50 boxes apples,
100 R. 1. R. chickens, furniture, tools,
etc, all for $900 cash. G. Snyder, Goble,
Or.
FOR SALE.
THE CRITZER RANCH, 7 ACRES.
3 miles south of Oregon city. Or.; auta
road, on Willamette River; 6oo feet water,
front, eddy, fishing; 11 -room house, two
wells, big barn, btt fruit and put trecu;
fertile soil; $MK)0. y cash.
Olmsted St Olmsted, exclusive agonts,
87th and Greenwood, Seattle, Wash.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Large tracts of land In Eastern Oregon
and lofjKed-off land down the river; also
grain and stock ranches.
11. F. BOTH FUR,
722-24 Board of Trade Bldg.
93 ACRES, 4 V miles from Dallas, on
macadam road. acres in cultivation.
5 acres bearing fruit orchard, also 10
acres young fruit, fine large houso, splen
did barn, also 40 acres of fine timber;
tills place a bargain at $!"Oo; terms to
suit. Edwin Jacobson, Dallas, Or.
5. 67-ACRE home, one-half rich onion land.
balance fine building site, new bouse,
small barn. 2 miles from town, good
road price includes one team, harness,
wagon, yearling heifer. 3 dnan chickens;
this is a snap at prion. $lsuo. Address C.
M. Crittenden. Hubbard, or.
FUR SA LE 6o0 acres of land on electric
line, lii miles from Portland ; 400 acres
under cultivation ; will Bull all or part.
Write or coll on ownt-rH. K. W. Haines.
Forest Gro v e, O r .
300.0K ACRES of choice giain. alfalfa and
fruit lands for sale ,in Central Oregon in
large and small tracts. Low prices, easy
terms. Oregon & Western Colonization
Co.. 208 Stark at.. Portland.
85 ACHES. 3 miles from Dallas. 50 acres
in cultivation. 15 seres In U-year-old
prunes, 3 acres bearing family orchard,
living water, good wire fence; prico $S500,
terms. Edwin Jacobson, Dallas. Or.
80 ACRES, 55 acres in cultivation, 10 acres
In hops, lurge 10-room house, good burn,
running water, close to s hnol. on good
road ; terms to suit ; prico $125 per acre.
Edwin Jacobson, Dal Ins, Or.
180 ACRKS. nbout half bottom land, bal
ancH hlli land, good fence, running water.
Hi) acres in cultivation, splendid bargain,
$75 an a-re. Edwin .lacobson, Dallas. Or.
FOR SALE by owner. ISO acres Improved
farm, 5 miles weit of Junction City. Or.
For particulars address H. E. Splcklur,
Junction City. Or.. R. F. D. 1.
RANCH 00 acres, with buildings. 18 miles
from Portland, jienr electric line; tarK"-in
for all rush: By owner. LN2 Morrison si.
FOR btst buys ir. Willi. motto Valli y fumu
H. R Hill. 1(17 Yeon bidg.
FOR SAI.K TIMBER LANDS.
TIMBER, yellow and red fir, close In. near
transportation. In tracts of 80,000,000
feet and up.
CAUSEY LAND INVESTMENT CO.
503-4 Lumbermens bldg. Main 3148.
1 600 ACHES In Clatsop County, tributary
to Youngs River; timher opened up.
cruises about 4'0 million feet, yellow fir.
spruce and hemlock; good terms. A. Os
burn. Astoria, or.
16 ACRE-S, Jackson County, assessed for
$1000. I am tired of paying taxes and
will take $1-100 rash; this is sure torn
snap. AD 512. Oregonian,
TIMBER LANDS
BOUGHT AND HOLD.
C J. M CHACKEN, 504 McKay Bldg.
TO EX h.vn;k.
$24,000 WORTH of land, 20 miles of Pnrt
lanJ. to exchange for city property. Own
er, Ml 25 Yeon bltig. Main t75.