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TIIE MORNING OR EG ONI AN, THURSDAY, PECE3IBJSK a, ti.
HEW TRAIN
SERVICE
TO EAST
E
Portland Officials Attending
Railway Conference at
Salt Lake City.
CHICAGO FLYER IS PROJECT
Intimation Given That No. 8, bear
ing at 8 F. 31., May Be Replaced
by Local to Tjtah City With
. Extra Near Midnight.
Improved train service between Port
land and the East and between Port
land and Salt Lake City may be the
result of a conference of Union Pacific
traffic officials now beinir held at Salt
Lake City, which J P. O'Brien general
manager of the O.-W. R. A N. Com
pany, and William McMurray, general
passenger agent of the same road, are
attending.
The present meeting, contrary to the
published report, is not a result of the
receni Supreme Court decision declar
ing illegal the merger of the Union
Pacific and the Southern Pacific sys
tems, as it was called before that de
cision was rendered.
While the regular Winter schedules
will be considered. It is reliably re
ported that a new fast train between
Portland and Chicago, leaving here at
midnight or 12:30 A. M., will be one re
sult. This train, it is believed, will be
in addition to the present service and
will satisfy a demand that has been
growing more general of late.
Should the new midnight train be
authorized It would take the place of
No. , now leaving here at 8 P. M. It
Is thought, however, that the running
time would be "shortened" so that the
time of arrival in Chicago would be
the same as at present.
Salt Lake Train Mar Be Added.
If this new Chicago-Portland service
is provided, additional service will be
established to take care of the Salt
Lake City and intermediate business.
The Intention is to put on a train leav
ing here at approximately the same
time as No. 8 leaves no 8 P. M. and
to operate between Portland and Salt
Lake City only. Corresponding west
bound service, of course, will ,be pro
vided. ' ...
When Gerrlt Fort, passenger traffic
manager for the Union Pacific and Ore
gon Short Line, was in Portland some
time ago he said that a service such as
outlined was then in contemplation.
Negotiations were In progress at that
time for operating the Harriman trains
east of Omaha via the Milwaukee line
instead of over the Northwestern. This
change was effected last Summer and
part of the Portland-Chicago service
now is operated over the Milwaukee
tracks.
Meanwhile business between the
Coast and the Middle West has b2en
growing and the volume of passengers
handled on No. 18 and No. 17, wihch are
the fast eastbound and westbound
trains, has been growing and the ne
cessity for additional fast service has
become apparent.
Better Freight Service Desired.
"I don't know what they will do at
Salt Lake City,- said R. B. Miller, traf
fic manager for the 0.-W. R. & N. Com
pany, yesterday. "They have a num
ber of traffic matters, both freight and
passenger, under consideration."
Harvey E. Lounsbury, general freight
agent for the O.-W. R. & N. Company,
also is attending the Salt Lake meet
ing with tne oDject oi oduhumis .umc
improved freight schedules between
Portland and Eastern points.
Operating and traffic heads of the
Oregon Short Line and the Union Pa
cific are meeting with the Portland of
ficials. The conference Is expected to
continue two or -three days.
OFFICIALS REACH SALT LAKE
Vice President Monroe Denies Re
organisation Is to Be Topic.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 4. A party
of Harriman lines officials, who will
hold a meeting here tomorrow, arrived
tonight headed by J. A. Monroe, vice
president in charge of traffic of the
Union Pacific Railroad. Other parties
from the East and Northwest will ar
rive tomorrow morning.
In spite of rumors from apparently
authentic sources, Mr. Monroe denied
tonight the report that the meeting to
morrow was for the purpose, of re
oragnizlng the Harriman lines in com
pliance with the recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court. It was
admitted today,' however, by minor op
erating officials that the preliminary
work for the reorganization of the
Harriman lines would be based on re
ports and discussions made at the gath
ering tomorrow.
"The meeting of the operating heads
of the Harriman lines here tomorrow,"
Mr. Monroe said. "Is merely the an
nual gathering of traffic officials and
I do not know Just what will be taken
up. The meeting has nothing to do
with the recent decision of the United
States Supreme Court."
Mr. Monroe would not discuss the
court's decision.
FILMS PICTURE NAPOLEON
Globe Theater Has Photo-Play Show
ing Military Genius.
The pomp and pageantry of the
court, the glamor and glitter of the
battlefield and, above all, the "great
little man," Napoleon himself, directing
operations In the battle against the
Allies will be shown at the Globe photo
play theater. Eleventh and Washing
ton streets, for three days, commencing
this noon, In the two long reels made
In Paris entitled "At Napoleon's Com
mand." O'er France resounds the rumble and
the din of war. The world, astounded
by the military genius of Napoleon,
halts aghast at his crushing victories.
But still the cry, "more men," Is
heard, and partings are sad and sor
rowful. The scene changes to the Palace in
Paris, unrivalled in lavish splendor.
Haughty dames arrayed in costly
gowns. Jewels of price upon their heads
and around their throats, vie in splen
dor with the officers in their glittering
uniforms.
Comes the great battle between the
Allies and France. Amid all the hor
rors and the glories of the scene, un
disturbed by cannon or by carnage,
there stands out the short, stocky fig
ure of the greatest military genius of
the modern world. Cooly and calmly,
but with masterly hand, he directs the
maneuvers and the closing scene finds
him indomitable as ever.
Redmond Has Season's First Snow.
REDMOND. Or- Dec. . (Special.)
The first snow of the season fell yes
terday. It was accompanied by a
atrona- wind and the storm was a min
iature bllxsard, which moderated about i
4 o'clock. The weather is warm and
PRDBABL
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Dec 4. Maximum temper
ature. &0 degrees; minimum, 41 degree.
River reading, 8 A. M., 8.9 feet; change in
lut i hours i n f twr Total rainfall
(5 p. M. to 5 P. M.), .04 inch; total rainfall
since piemDer l, imz, v.w mcnw,
mal rainfal since September 1. 13.19 inches;
riaflMrinov nf A.lnfo1 1 .in-. Kllpmber 1.
1912, 4.23 Inches. Total sunshine, 1 hour S3
minutes; possible sunshine, 8 hours 51 min
utes. Barometer (reduced to sea level) at 5
f . au.to inches.
THE WEATHER.
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01 12IST Clear
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.02!l5 N'W'Pt. cloudy
00' 12 NW 'Clear
02i 4'NW Clear
20!W (Pt. cloudy
12 iCloudy
6 W 'Cloudy
14lNWIPt. eloudy
OOllOlNW Clear
.00112 W .Clear
01 4! W Cloar
041 4:W !Pt- cloudy
19! 4'SB 'Pt. eloudy
00 20 N IClear
00112SE ICloudy
0012E Cloudy
221 41 N TL ciouo-x
8 NW Clear
4 W Clear
4IN 'Cloudy
4N'W!CIear
4 NW'Clear
4'NE 'Cloudy
!2:NE jSnow
WEATHER CONDITION&
The Northwestern disturbance haa made a
rapid southward move and la central this
evening over the southern plains states. It
la being followed by a large blsh-preasure
area that Is spreading Inland over the Pa
cific Northwest. Relatively high pressure
obtains also over the Appalachian highland.
Within the last 24 hours precipitation has
occurred on the North Pacific Slopa, la the
Rocky Mountain States, in most of the
states east of the Mississippi River and
Lake region, and In Western Canada. Hlgtt
winds occurred today at the mouth of th
Columbia River, 52 miles an- hour from
the northwest having been recorded at
North Head, Wash. The weather Is cooler
in the western portion of the Dakotas, the
northern Rocky Mountain, plateau and ln
termountaln states', and In Western Canada,
and generally warmer weather obtains In
Eastern South Dakota, the Southern plains
states and throughout the East. In general
temperatures are below normal In the West
em half of the United States and above
normal In the Eastern half. ,
The Indications are for generally fair
weather Thursday throughout this district
with but slight changes In temperature and
variable winds becoming easterly.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair; northwesterly
winds.
Oregon Fair: not much change In tem
perature; winds mostly northwesterly.
Washington Generally fair; not much
change In temperature; winds becoming
easterly.
Idaho Generally fair; not much chance
in temperature.
THEODORE F. DHAKE.
Acting District Forecaster.
MEETING NOTICES.
an;- COMRADES OF THE G. A. R.
SS?r The funeral of. Eli Davis, Co. O,
109th 111. Infantry, a memDer oi
, George Wright Post, will be from
tne Baptist cnurcn, jamas, Wash
ington, at 10 A M., t riaay, va
cember 6. Interment in Fisher's
Cemetery at Fisher's Landlni,
Washington.
THOMAS A. JORDAN.
Commander.
A C. SLOAN, Adjutant.
OREGON COMMANDER T,
K. T. Special conclave this
(Thursday) evening at 7:3'1
o'clock. Order of the Temple.
The attendance of sojourning
Sir Knights will be appre-
C. F. WIBGAND, Reoorder.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this (Thursday) even
ing at 8 o'clock, Masonio Temple.
Annual reunion, election and ln-
- spallation ui uuiuoiBi k' j ,
dues; social hour In banquet hall. Visiting
brethren welcome. By order W. M.
FRED L. OLSON, Secretary.
KENTON LODGE, NO. 145, A
P. AND A. M. Stated communi
cation this (Thursday) evening.
7:30. Visitors welcome. Order
W" "'WILL H. EATON. Sec
ANNIVERSARY and dedication of flags
on Dec 7. The anniversary of the German
Military Societies and the dedication of
(lags to the German veterans will be jointly
celebrated by both societies at the Swiss
Hall, 3d and Jefferson sts.. 7:30 P. M.
Friends of our society cordially Invited.
Admission: Genu 80c ladles free.
THE COMMITTEE.
GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 2S,
L O. O. F-, meets this evening (Thursday)
at S o'clock, corner East 8th and East Alder.
Royal Purple degree. All patriarchs cor
dially Invited. S. A STARR, Scribe.
ASTRA CIRCLE Military whist and 800
party Thursday, December 5. W. O. W. bldg.,
128 11th et. Prizes. Refreshments. New
maple floor for dancing. Admission 20 cents.
COMMITTEE.
MACCABEES To the L. O. T. M. and K.
O. T. M. : Tuesday, Dec. TO, is Maccabee
night at the Baker Theater. The Baker
players In "The Greyhound.'
PORTLAND CIRCLE. NO. 93, COMPAN
IONS OF THE FORESTERS, will give a
series of dances In the Foresters' Hall, 127 v
4th st.. 4th floor, beginning Deo. 6, 1812.
Levanway's Orchestra.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
FORTIER December 8, at the family resi
dence, .113 Ivy st., Mrs. Salome M. Fortier,
aged M years 2 months 28 days, wife of
Ezeb A. Fortier, mother of Mrs. Oulda
O Mara, Freeman A, Agnes, Reubln, Ca
. mllla. Albert and Oliver Fortier. The
funeral services will be held at St. Paul,
Or., Friday, December B. Remains will
be sent to St. Paul by the A. R. Zeller
Company a 8:45 A M-, December 3, on
steamer Pomona. Taylor-su dock.
M'CAULEY In this city, Dec. 2, at her
late residence, 075 East Main St., Mrs.
Kate McCauley, aged 80 years 10 months
27 days. Friends Invited to attend funeral
services, which will be held at the Central
Christian Church. East 20th and East Sal.
mon sts.. at 10 A M.. today (Thursday),
Dec. 5. Remains are at Holman's fu
neral parlors until 8:30 A M. Interment
Lone Fir cemetery.
DOWUNO December 4, at the family resi
dence, 807 Williams ave., Peter Dowllng,
beloved husband of the late Mary Dowllng
and father of Peter J. and Mamie H.
Dowllng. Funeral from the above resi
dence at 8:SO A M. tomorrow (Friday),
December 8, thence to St. Marys Church.
Williams ave. and Stanton sta Services
at A. M. Friends Invited. Interment
River View Cemetery.
OLFEN In this city, Dec 8. James Olsen.
aged 62 years 8 months 4 days, of 875
Hemlock st. Friends Invited to funeral
services, which will be held at the Port-
. land Crematorium, at 8 P. M. today
(Thursday), Deo. 5. Remains are at Hol
man's funeral parlors until 2 P. M. Take
the Sellwood car for Crematorium.
HOWELL The funeral services of the late
Thomas J. Howell will be held today,
(Thursday), December 5. at 10:80 o'clock
A M-, from the new chapel of J. P. Fin
ley & Son, Montgomery and Fifth streets.
Friends Invited. Interment City Cemetery,
Vancouver, Wash-
M'COWN Funeral services of Mrs, Cora K.
McCown. wife of M. F. McCown, brother
of the late W. H. and Susan Baughn, will
be held at the Meldrum home, 302 7th St..
Oreion City, at II o'clock Thursday mora
tig. Dec 8. Interment Mountain View
Cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
MR, EDWARD HOLM AN. the leading
funeral director, ti Third street, corner
baLmon. Lady assistant. A l&U, Main 601.
. J. P. FIN LEY SON.
ITNEllAL EKV1CK,
Lady Attendant.
Montgomery, at Fifth St.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East
Alder at. East 8.3. B 2888.
MEMORIALS. - Portland Marble Works.
Works. East 3dand Pise Sts. EaiH 43.
DUNNING M'ENTEE. funeral directors,
7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady at
tendant. Office of County Coroner.
a n 7FI.I.FR CO.. 592-4 Williams ave.
Phone East loss, C 1088. Lady attendant.
1 KKl H. undertaker, cor. East Alder and
Blith. East 781. B 1888. Lady attendant.
SKEWES rNDERTAKING COMPANY, Sd
and Clay. Main Uii. A Lady attendant.
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AMUSEMENTS.
SEATS NOW SELLING
HEIUO THEATER
3 TONIGHT 8:15
Special price Matinee Saturday.
John C- Fisher Preaents
the Musical Comedy Success.
THE
RED ROSE
With the Popular
ZOE BARNETT
Excellent Cast and Production.
Evenings: Lower floor. 11 rows, $2; T
rows 81.50. Balcony. $1. 75c, 50c Gal
lery, BOc Special price Saturday Mati
nee: 8LS0. 81, 75c, BOc, S5c 25c
"SEAT SALE TOMORROW
HE1LIG
THEATER
Seventh and Taylor
. Phones Main I and A 1122:
4 beginning NEXT SUNDAY
Popular Price Matinee Wednesday.
Walker WhiteSide
. In the International Drama
THE TYPHOON
Evenings: Lower floor. 11 rows, $2:
T rows, J 1.50. Balcony, $1, 75c, 80c,
Gallery. 50c Popular Price Matinee
Wednesday, fl to 2Sa.
Main 8. i 1020. Matinee Dally.
AT BUNGALOW THEATER,
Twelfth and Morrison Streets.
Mat. 15, 26, EOo, Nights 25, 50, 75c
PAUL DICKEY
AND COMPANY
In "THE COME-BACK."
6-Other Star Acts-6
BAKER
THKATFR
Mala I. A Mt
Geo. I.. Bnk' v
Tonight All Week Matinees Wed. and Sat.
The popular Baker players In the Pow
erful emotional arama
THE WOMAN HE MARRIED.
As played by Virginia Harned.
Intense Acting Scenes urippinje Situations
Clever Comedy.
Evenings; 25c, X5C. 50c. Matinees, 25c
Next Week THE CRE V HOUND.
Sullivan & Consldlne t'ofjnpp
II.UMIIUU
MIIY
Home of Refined Vaudeville
GEORGE B. RENO CO.,
In "The Misfit Army."
5 MOKE HEADLINE ACTS 8
cxtrri AT PBtrrft
Matinee, any seat, 10c Nights, 10c, 20c
LYRIC
THEATER
Keatlnc St Flood Company presents
XU6 njcfirvs wi.,a,nju
(In Two Farts.)
THE BEEF TRUST CHORUS
Retained For One Week More Only.
. Tne Lnugniesi "J , . r l,:,...
tares; xnursaay a'B'" ,
Contest: Friday Night Rosebud's Contest.
I wo reriorniautws "K '-' .
Admission, 150 and 2 Sc.
ivvflTINE& DA1LX
Th srlva, fliwen. whirlwind musical com
edy Star.. Mshr and Myckoff, Three El
liott Brothers. Shaw and Wilson. "ra?k
Kodgers. rantagescope. Orchestra. Tne
Four Cook Suiters, America's queens of song.
Popular prices. Boxes and first row bal
cany reserved. Box office open from 10 A.
M. to 10 P. M. Phones A 2230, Main 4838.
Curtain 2:80. 7:15 and 9.
Portland Hunt Club
SIXTH ANNUAL
HORSE SHOW
Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday Matinee.
DECEMBER 6 AND 7.
KRAMER'S RIDING SCHOOL,
. Sixteenth and Jefferson.
Tickets 1 and 2 on sale at Rowe
& Martin's, 323 W ashington St.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dally or Sunday.
, T Ins.
One Time H
8a me ad two eonsecocivo iimw
ftame aa mr - w----u--
Same ad six or eeTen consecutive times. .660
The aoove raies appiy w w.i-m-iw
nmler "New Today" and all other clAeaiiica
tions except the following; -
Situations owu,
Situation Wanted, Female.
For Bent. Koomst Private Famlllea.
Rooms and Board, Private Faniillcs,
Housekeepina; Rooms, Private Famlllea.
YV HOD OUO -UVCIIIB-UIEU a asa. " ,-
ecutlve Usues the one-time rate applies.
BIX WOIU8 v v -
--tia-int- and no ad counted lor loss than
two lines.
Remittances roust accompany out-of-town
rT'ie1, Orefjonian will accept classified ad
vertisements over the telephone, provldluj
No prices will be quoted over the phone,
but bill will be rendered the folio win- day.
accepted over the phone depend upon the
promptness of the payment of telephone ad-
sonal advertisements will not be accepted
over the telephone. Order for one Inser
tion only will be accepted for ''Houses fur
Rent," "Furniture for Sale, "Business Op
portunities," "Rooming Houses," and "Want
ed to Kent,"
AUCTION SAT.E8 TODAY.
WT-- t o y- a -o rn TTVPT A TTUT TTT. 13 A WfUTT Q
PVTH Rt 171 SECOND ST.. corner YamhllL
Sala at 10 A. M. J. T. WILSON,
Aucuoneer,
At Rktr Auction House. 168-168 Park
St. ; large quantity of furniture, carpet, etc.
for positive sale at 10 o'clock-
DIED.
GILBBRTSON December 4, Michael H.
Gilbertson, agea o yeara. i-emams a.
Dunning ft McEntee'a parlors, from which
they will be chipped to the home at But-tA-viiiA
Orotron. Notice of funeral later.
HENERHATJSEN Dec. 4, John Henerhau-
sen. agea o year-. ncuiM.111- i. uuuuius
& Mc En tee's parlors. Notice of funeral
later.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE 0.30 fJJTIOJf AVETVCK. COlt.
REB market street.
Fksse East 1428, B 2513.
Hnr.M ambnlanca for sick or disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Prlcs
reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty
to Uils of fie Open day and nlsnu
JTBW TODAT.
CITY & FAPvJVI LOANS
J1000 and up at current rates.
C M. ZADOW
408 Corbett Bids. A 1416, Marnnall pa.
TOrB MOTCEY placed without Chans OB
first mortraces approved by you.
6EE JOS. BACMGABTXER,
rnpiN-H4:iiix)vv sitg. nivsT co.
THJ 1.1) I KIIIK CHAMBER OF CO.MMEKt E
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
rol.LIS. BERBIDGB A THOMPSON,
124 orceater. Block. Faoss alala
NEW TODAY.
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money to loan on good im
proved city real estate, in
cluding residence, business
and apartment-house prop
erty, in amounts ranging
from $1000 to $500,000, and
up to SO per cent of a con
servative valuation. Spe
cial terms arranged where
loan desired is much less
than half the value of the
property. Money furnished
without any unnecessary
loss of time, and at lowest
prevailing rates of interest.
Wilfred Shores Co.
1KYESTHEHT IAHKEBS
Lewis Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts.
A
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Y
U. S. GOVERNMENT Irrigated Fruit
and alfalfa lands in Southern Oregon.
NOW OPEN FOR FILING under the
Carey Act. 3000 acres have been
filed on. -See C. F. Palmberg, 601
Yeon bldg., who will show you ex
hibits of fruit, grain and vegetables
raised adjoining the Government
lands.
FOR SALE
OR LEASE
Corner E. 3d and Madison. Sts.
100x100 feet on Trackage.
Corner E. 1st and Madison Sts.
100x100 feet on Trackage.
Both located in the center of the
new East Side 'Terminal District.
Excellent warehouse or jobbing
sites. Prices and terms on appli
cation.
H. P. PALMER-JONES C0,
404 Wilcox Bldg.
CAFETERIA
Best paying cafeteria In the city; es
tablished two years, with lease for
three more years, rent $350 per month.
clearing 600 per month. This Is a
swell place. Owner must go East and
will sacrifice If sold at once for $11,000
cash; no trades; no phone Information.
C. M. ZADOW
408 Corbett Bldg. A 1416, Marshall 02
A West Side (Estate) Property
PRICED TO SELL.
Ounrtpr block Business Income.
See this today. It won't take long and
ri a rr moan . h.indsoma Tiroflt for VOU.
Only $20,000. Terms. This Is $10,000
unaer maraec vaiue.
O. L. BAMBERGER
705-706 SpaldlnK Bids. Mala 106
Edward E. Goudey
Lesrla Balldlnat.
MORTGAGE L0AN5
t per cent on best business properties
t per cent and 7 per cent on other aloe
ir fcualnes and resldenc aecurluaa.
Mortgage Loans
On Improved property at current ratea
CALLAN & KASER.
722-24 Yeoa Bids.
WANTED TO RENT
A house of nine or ten rooms, near
streetcar line. Furnished house pre
ferred. Must be In first-class condition.
S 584 Oregonlan.
Mortgage Loans
On elty and farm property.
Any amount at current rat.a
Sortb eatera First Morlcace Trust
402 Wilcox Bldg.. Portland. Or. .
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any amount at current rates
JOHN E. CRONAN
902- Spaldln- Bldg. Portland, Or.
SXOO.OOO TO SIOOO TO LOA
On city or farm property
Rates 6 to 8 per cent.
MALL A VOX BOKSTEIh
104 Second St, Sear Stark.
FARM LOANS ONLY
rStMtit I7nraaal
THE DEVERSACX MOHXGAGK COMPANT
10V9 bpalding jwiiamg. t-oiruuiu. vrcivw.
NZW TODAY.
PORTLAND
HOME TELEPHONE
BONDS and STOCK
Bought and sold.
J. W. CRUTHERS & CO.,
1009 Board of Trade Bldg.
OFFICE SPACE
The eight-story building to be erect
ed on Washington street, covering one
half block between Seventh and Park,
will be ready for occupancy about
August 1, 1913. Will have every mod
ern convenience. Reservations may now
be made, arranged to suit tenants.
MOlltiAJV-BLSHONG l. VESTAIEJIT
COMPANY,
503-6 Ablngton Bids;.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
BRUBAKER A BENEDICT. SOS McKay
bids. M. 6tB.
Beck. William 6., I1S-SH Falling bldg.
Chapin Herlow, $32 Chamber of Commerca
Jennings A Co., Main 1st, 208 Oregonlan.
PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. 40-O-4O6
Wilcox bldg.
The Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand av. at
Multnomah st. (Holladay Addition).
REAL, ESTATE.
J? or bale Lot.
4 LOTS, BIG SNAP.
4 fine lots, 60xH0 each, being 100x200,
at Cedar Park, close to station, -on St.
Johns- car: these lots would be cheap at
$2000; our price for a few days only
$1400; good terms.
GRUSSI BOLDS.
818 Board of Trade bldg., 4lh and Oak.
WU-LAMETTE HEIGHTS SNAP.
2 lots, I0txll2 on Bavier St., near 33o,
beautiful view; price a big snap; $3io0;
$1250 cash, balance at 8 per cent. These
lots are worth $5000, but must bs sold
quick.
GRUSSI & BOLDS,
818 Board of Trade bldg- 4th and Oak.
ARE VOU LOOKING FOR A BAKUAlft:
If so, here is your chance; owner needs
money and says sell $1500 lot for less
than S1000. If interested call at our of
fice and ask for Mr. Brown.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY,
Main 35. 102 Fourth St. A 8500.
CHOICE building lots on the West Side, in
side the 8-mile circle; fln. view of Tuala
tin Valley and Mt. Hood; walks graded,
streets and water Included In psice; $400
and up; select your lot and we will build
tor you. Provident Trust Co., owners, 2d
floor Selling bldg.
NO CASH NEEDED.
$5 per month payment, on West 89th
and Yamhill St., price $450. National
Realty & Trust Co., 72.1 Chamber of Com.
xnerce.
$8500.
Cornell road, head of Overton; easi
view- 100 feet front, cor. Summit Lane;
all Improvements paid. Owner, 181 Burn
side St. Phone Main 1517
BUILDERS. ATTENTION!
Just a few more second mortgage privileges-
in Hollywood, the select residence
district; Joins Irvlngton on the east. Eaa;
1023. .
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Two level lota
walking distance, 8 blocks iar, $1800. This
Is $700 cheaper than adjoining lota
Marshall 4S2T. BROOKE. A 8839.
LOT 1 blk. eo. of Hawthorne ave., 60x100,
on paved St., for $760.00; $50.00 down.
$10.00 month See Mias Grant, 32S Ry.
Ex. bldg. Mar. 2574.
FOR SALE A 50x100 lot within 80 minutes'
car ride, and 2 blocks from car, on West
Side, for iWO, on easy terms. Address E
819. Oregonian
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Near Ford Street
'bridge, 50x220, facing on two streets;
beautiful view, $3250. Easy terms.
Marshall 4827. BROOKE. A 8839.
2 LOTS, cor. 33d and Tlbbotts, and In the
flnest location In Waverleigh Heights;
must have money; will sell at a bargain
if taken soon. Call 1207 Wilcox bldg.
LOT IN LADD ADDITION, clear of Incum
brance, improvements in and paid; price
$2300-; this is a snap. Jordan, 619 Lum
bermens bldg.
$500 THREE 25-foot lots, near Reed Col
lege and Eaetmoreland; bargain; owner.
AB 878. Oregonian.
$378 50x100. IN Errol Heights, near new
carline; all clear; perfectly level. Owner.
Y 5S3, Oregonlan.
SEVERAL LOTS, IRVINGTON.
1 cor. Russell street; income $50 per
month; cheap. East 273. W. H. Herdman.
S575 FULL lot, 1 block from Rose City
car; cement walks In and paid tor. AT
703, Oregonlan.
COOS BAT, Belmont Addition, 4 large lots,
two corners, for $400, big sacrifice, need
money. 480 Jackson St.
LEoT 50x100 corner. Syndicate Addition.
$750. Address owner. AL 717, Oregonian.
(485 50x100. streest graded, water, carline.
$10 per month. O 595. Oregonian.
$10 MONTHLY buys swell lot on Grand ave
nue. Howard. 715 Swetland bldg.
(525 LOT In restricted district. Improve
ments all In. Main 1955. '
BEST four 25xl00-foot lots in Errol
Heights. SSOO. AC 720, Oregonlan.
ROSE CITY lot close to Sandy boulevard;
west of 54th. $750. Tabor 2029.
WILL sell $200 equity in city lot for $100,
Immediate. Marshall 2747 before 10.
i-or Saie Houses.
BEAUTIFUL HOMg.
All modern, lot 50x100, lawn, east front,
restricted district. 2 carllnea, 15 min. to
Washington st. ; hardwood floors; furnace,
fireplace, sleeping porch, 8 rooms, 3 large
closets; this house above average; will ex
change equity for lot, acreage, terms, or
cash. Owner, phone Main 4144, forenoons.
BEAUMONT bargain. Will sell my home in
Beaumont at a proved loss, as I must
raise money. This property has been sold
and has reverted to me, so I can make a
reduction that a man looking for a bargain
cannot refuse to consider. J. H. Tillman,
600 Yeon bldg.
LEAVING STATE, MUST SACRIFICE
My beautiful $7000 Laurelhurst home; 1
rooms, sleeping porch? elegantly finished
throughout In hardwood; every conven
ience. See It today and make offer. Tabor
2S83.
WHY LIVE IN A SHACK
When you can buy a new 4-room bunga
low with bath, basement, etc, 2 blocks
from car, on cement walk, for $2000?
Your own terms. Owner, Main 4400.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS HOME.
Beautiful 9-room, modern house, 2 level
Iota unique situation, with splendid un
obstructable view, $8500.
Marshall 4827 BROOKE. A 3839.
MUST SELL
this elegant 6-room bungalow at a sac
rifice owner needs money. Make an of
fer. Call 400 E. 52d at. N., Rose City
Park car
i-'OO CASH, balance rent; 5-room modern
bungalow, 1 block from Mt. Tabor car
line; this is a bargain If taken at once.
Call 2115 E. Tanihlll to see property.
Phone A 21193, Main 037. Lanphelr.
BEAUTIFUL 5-room new and modern bun
galow in highly restricted district, paved
streots and streetcar, at a sacrifice; prloe
130O0. Phone East 1628.
IRVINGTON OUR SPECIALTY.
FINE HOMES $4000 AND UP, CHOICE
LOTS $1000 AND UP. NEUHAUSEN a
CO.. 703 LEWI3 BLDG. Main 8078.
$1000 THE best buy In Alberta district, 5
room ceiled house, rented for $9 per
month, one-third cash. J. J. McLantry,
Abington bldg. '
BY OWNER. 6-room bungalow, Rose City
Park- all modern conveniences, $350 cash,
or will trade for small acreage. AM 630.
: ,
FIVE-ROOM houstT on Peninsula. Owner re-
xueea uui n-a .......
city, will sell for $200u on terms. Wag
ner & Hunt, 434 Cha. of Com.
$50 CASH and $1B per month, nifty little
o-room oungaiuw, tu'"""1.
Scott car. Price S750.
HIOLEY ft BISHOP. 201 Hamilton bldg.
IRVIVGTON. new modern 8-room. costly
fitted, will sacrifice. 577 East 11th St. N..
between Knott and Stanton.
I AM offering this neatly furnished West
Side house for $2-"0; who wants It. Rey-
. .1 in.t. at
Choice location; 7 rooms: small paym at.
monthly. East 273. W. H. Herdrr.an
FOR SALE Beautiful 14-roora modern. Nob
Hill r,.V..'.u,miM .r'
room. aiH'i .......
$1200 EQUITY In bungalow and lot 100x100
for $euO cash, balance $15 monthly. 631
Worcester block.
BARGAIN 6-room house, owner leavlng
Clty. Telephone Woodlawa 13 58.
FOR FINE HOMES
See Iielahunt. East 1278
5 LARGE rooms, bungalow, $2400; I paid
3O00. AJ 594. Oregonian.
$4.10 EQUITY in new 5-room bungalow, for
SlOv owner, a piv,
43500 TO $4000 cash for $450 to $5000
nome.
REAL ESTATE.
Jr or bale Houses
T ROOMS and sleeping porch, highly re
stricted district, view of Mt Hood, double
construction finished In select fir, 5-coat
work and hand polished. Oak floors, liv
ing - room, dining - room, breakfast - room
and white enamel kitchen first floor, 3
large bedrooms and sleeping porch 2d
floor; full cement basement, furnace, fire
place, clothes and dust chutes, near car.
$5500; very easy terms.
7 rooms and sleeping porch, Laurel
hurst, two-story, double construction
throughout, oak floors, large living and
dining - rooms, select fir finish. white
enamel cabinet kitchen; large light closets
with full-length mirror in door In each
bedroom. Large attic, full cement base
ment, furnace, fireplace and all built-in
conveniences; east front, 200 feet to car.
$6250. Terms to suit.
PROVIDENT TRLlT CO.. Owners.
2d floor Selling bldg
$100 CASH.
AND
$35 PER MONTH INCLUDING INTEREST
BUILDERS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
placed In our hands a thoroughly mod
ern home with 8 rooms and sleeping
porch, which we can sell at rock bot
tom price. Besides the eight rooms u
has two trunk rooms and plenty of store
room There is a fine fireplace, oak floors
linoleum on bathroom; fixtures and shades
are In, and lawn Is made.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIOATB
THIS.
COLUMBIA TRUST CO..
82 Fourth St., Board of Trade.
Main 8U00. A 1163.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
NEW 8-ROOM BUNGALOW.
$3350 Very attractive; on carline. paved
. street; strictly modern; lot 42x
100; full cement basement, oak
floors; if you want something nice,
see this. $230 cash, $20 snd Inter
est per month. See Mr. Foseelman.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
BUILD NOW.
WB DESIGN AND FURNISH PLANS
AND MONEY AND BUILD YOUR HOMil
OR APARTMENT
COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELEC
TION FROM OUR MANY ARTISTIC DE
SIGNS OF HOMES. 'SWISS CHALETS"
AND BUNGALOWS.
TAYLOR BUILDING CO.,
506 M'KAY BLDG.. 8D AND STARK ST3
AWFUL SACRIFICE FINELY FUR
NISHED. Bungalow, close to Hawthorne ave., close
In, in the very heart of best East Side
homes; we offer this $1000 below actual
value; rental pays 10 per cent on price;
all Improvements In and paid; $3500,
terms. See Adams or Daviee.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
BUILD ON YOUR VACANT LOT.
TURN THE BURDEN INTO INCOME.
WE FURNISH PLANS, FINANCES AND
BUILD APARTMENT OR RESIDENCE
AT LOW COST. WE 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. 324 ABINGTON BLDG.
a Driii t MlVflAl J TXT
A fine new 8-room bungalow. 1 stories,
nice fireplace, hardwood floors, buffet,
built-in refrigerator and all other latest
improvements;. 4 bedrooms and sleeping
porch; lot 33 1-3x100, on Eat Yamhill
st., near 46th; 1 block to car; price fl-JOO;
cash, balance to suit.
GRUSai & BOLDS,
818 Board ot Trade bldg. 4th and Oak.
OWES Y OU AN I N COM E. I WILL
BUILD YOU A HOME, APARTMENT OR
STORE BUILDING. MONEY LOANED A V
LOWEST MARKET RATE. SEE ME AT
ONCE ABOUT PLANNING YOLK BUILD
ING. J. S. ATKINS,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
SPECIAL TO RENTERS.
A payment of from $100 to $600 cash
and monthly installments of from $25 to
$40, including- interest will enable you to
give up that rented house and move into
a home of your own; I will furnish the
lot and build according to your plans in
the location you choose. Why delay
longer? .
Tel Main 278. 414 Railway Ex. Bldg.
$2300,
EASY TERMS.
Big 6-room modern 2-story house; lot
SOxluO, corner, near car and school; fruit
trees and flowers; fine garden soil; alj
fenced and in good Bhape; $250 cash, $15
and interest monthly, bee Mr. Foaselman.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
8-ROOM bungalow on West Side, 5 rooms on
first floor. 3 large rooms on second floor;
well built, command fine view of Tualatin
Valley; nearly hi acre of ground, good
lawn, roses and. fruit; close to car and Id
minutes to Postoffice; $4000; term can
be arranged.
PROVIDENT TRUST CO.. OWNERS,
Second Floor Selling Bldg.'
ALBINA HOUSE.
Good 7-room house, gas and electric, full
basement, nice bath, 4 bedrooms, lot 50x
100; east front; street Improvements all
paid; on Minnesota ave., near Mason;
price $3200; $500 cash, balance $15 per
month at 6 per cent. Why pay rent?
GRUSSI & BOLDS.
818 Board of Trade bids-. 4th and Oak.
EAST SIDE HOME.
Modern 8-room house, hardwood floors,
paneled dining-room and den, large sleep
ing porch, fireplace and furnace; garage;
more than full lot. close in; price $7000,
easy terms can be arranged and part
trade might be considered.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
404 Wilcox bid. Phones Main 8099, A 2653
EAST SIDE HOME.
Modern 8-room house, hardwood floors,
paneled dining-room and den, large sleep
ing porch, fireplace and furnace; garage,
more than full lot, close in; price $7u00
easy terms can be arranged and part
trade might be considfcred.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.,
404 Wilcox bldg. Phones Main 8699, A 26S3.
ROSE CITY PARK
10U A&n,
$15 PER MONTH.
rooms, built-in buffet, bookcases, fire
place, fixtures, shades, basement, beauti
ful lawn, improvements in and paid; price
$3000, terms. $150 cash, $15 per month.
National Realty & Trust Co., 723 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. Phone Main 6129.
ROSE CITY PARK.
BUNGALOWS.
Owner going away, will cut price from
$3000 to $25t. if you have $500 cash;
this Is absolutely a snap. Another close
to Sandy road, $2600, at your own terms.
See Adams.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
OREGON CITY LINE.
NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE.
Large lot, well, garden, sidewalk; $1700,
good payment wanted; adjoining acre
tract $1000. See Adams right away If
you want this neat home.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS HOME.
Modern, almost new 8-room house with
very large grounds, nice fruit trees; near
Patton road, one block to car, among fine
residences, beautiful view of mountains;
$12,500 for quick sale. Terms. AE 609,
Oregonlan,
SEVEN rooms and bath on Hawthorne ave.;
lot 50x100. This Is a fine home, nicely lo
cated with good surroundings, next to cor
ner on carline; all street Improvements in
and paid; price $5300, easy terms.
PRIVIDENT TRUST CO., OWNERS,
Second Floor Selling Big.
IRVINGTON Laurelhurst district. Buy
your wife a home for Christmas. Owner
will sell new 6-room house with sleeping
porch, modern plumbing, furnace, etc., to
reliable party without payment down and
upon reasonable monthly payments; no
agents. Address AL Q'J5, Oregonlan,
BEAUTIFUL 1H -story house, Just complet
ed, hardwood floors, fireplace, cement
floor, furnace, shades and fixtures, paved
street, close to car. This is certainly a
snap for $3250. $400 down, balance easy
payments. Terminal Realty Co., 625 Yeon
bldg. Mar. 2004. A 7470.
BUY now and be happy, 7 rooms and sleep,
lng porch, ready for occupancy; complete
with furnace for $3500; choice section of
the East Side, close to carline. Phone
Terminal Realty Co., 525 Teon bldg. Mar.
2004, A 7470
$1500.
About Vs acre; 6-room house, barn and
orchard; good soil; Be carfare; easy terms.
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Cor. 4th and Pine Sts.
A SACRIFICE.
'If sold this week, my 7-room bungalow
In Laurelhurst; cash equity $2300, 1st mtg.
$3200 for 8 years. See owner at once; no
agents. V 678, Oregonlan. '
MODERN, new bungalow, Schuyler at.; fur.
nace, fireplace, oak floors, buffet, combi
nation fixtures, large attic; $3750; terms.
Owner, S25 Yeon bldg. Main 112.
NECESSITY compels me to sell my strictly
modern 8-room home located on Portland
Heights ' with splendid view overlooking
city and river. If you will pay cash, see
this and make me an offer at once. AF
657, Oregonlan
GREAT SACRIFICE.
$1250 actual cash equity In $4250 beau
tiful modern 7-room bungalow. Must have
money; sacrifice $400. C 2598 evenings.
5-KOOM cottage. East 61st, 2 blocks from
MontaviUa car; large lot; $300 down, bal
ance monthly or to suit. See Mr. Hartog.
304 Oak st. f Main 9444.)
S2750 HANDSOMS bungalow; lot 60x200 or
more; get one of the 3000 Illustrated cir
culars we have had printed giving all de
tai's. Slauaon-Cralg Co.. 804 Oak st.
PORTLAND HEIGTHS bungalow and large
lot Owner will sacrifice for quick -ale.
$5250; part cash. B 681, Oregonian.
KIAL ESTATE.
-Houtx
HOUSE BARGAINS.
6-room modern bungalow cm Montana
ave., near Shaver, has fireplace, built-in
bookcases and china closet, full basement
with laundry trays, fixtures and shades
Price $3000; terms.
LADD'8 ADDITION.
8-room modern houss with sleeping
porch, all built-in conveniences, hardwood
floors, furnace and fireplace, hard-surface
st. Imp. all in and paid, large lot with
34-ft. alley. Price $0500, terms; $500
down, monthly payments.
WEST SIDE.
1 8-room house on 11th at. near Collese;
a fine proposition; pays 10 per oent; $2500
cash will handle It.
THE LAWRENCE CO.,
Between Morrison and YamhflL
Main 6915. A 2815.
SOMETHING DOING HERE House of T
large, airy rooms, commanding an unob
structed view of Mt. Hood. .Beautiful Mt.
Tabor right a your door. Elegant re
stricted neighborhood; all homes new and
occupied. This house is on corner;
plenty of room all around; sun on the east,
south and west; only one block from car;
shades, fixtures and furnace all in, ready
for occupancy. If you are looking for a
snap, $4750, call Terminal Realty Co., 62;
Yeon bldg. Mar. 204, A 747Q.
ELEGANT 6-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
Owner leaving city and will make big
sacrifice; this is an elegant place and
worth investigating; lot 40x100, on East
Madison St., near 39th st.; Winter's fuel,
shades and light fixtures, nice garage,
paved streets, etc.; easy payments or all
cash will talk in this case. See Mr. Fos
se I mnn.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO.,
Sd Floor Chamber of Commerce.
SALE OR TRADE.
We have an S-room house, modern;
bath, toilet, full cement basement, sleep
ing porch, splendid condition; lot 60x120;
splendid residence district, two blocks of
car; this house and lot ia too large; want
to trade for a smaller house and smaller
lot; price $3500, easy terms. Call for C.
G. Reagan.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. A TRUST CO.,
3d Floor Chamber of Commerce.
WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS.
Owner must sell this place at once; T
roora thoroughly modern bungalow; all
built-in conveniences, sleeping porch, hard
wood floors, fireplace, etc; full finished
basement, bard surfaced street; 1 block
from "WR" carline; make an offer.
Tel. Main 278. 414 Railway Ex. Bldg.
LAND BARGAINS.
23.000 acres in Trinity Co., the famous
apple belt, used for stock purposes now;
over half can be farmed, right on river,
railroad being constructed through the
place; best stock ranch in California,
good improvements; price $10.50 pur
acre.
4900 acres In Sonoma Co., 2 miles from
county seat, some alfalfa land, large part
ideal for fruit or vineyard, plenty of wood
and water; price $14 per acre.
15,000 acres In Glenn Co.; 11,000 acre
have been farmed, first-class fruit and
stock land, large part suitable for alfalfa,
plenty water, close to good town, best
subdivision proposition in the state; price
$27.50 per acre.
400 acres river bottom In Tehama Co.,
river runs through place, 70 acres full
bearing peach orchard, leased $3000 cash
rental per year; price $30,000.
I make a specialty of large tracts of
land thrcughout the state, principally In
the Sacramento Valley, land from $3.50
per acre up, suitable for any purpose. If
you want good land at the right price, it
will pay you to call or write D. F. Minney,
414 14th" St., Oakland, CaX
BRAD LET
DAIRY
FARMS
Units of IS to 20 acres at $25 to $46
per aore; 2380 acres of very rich black
leaf loam, logged-off 5 years ago, stumpa
well rotted, no underbrush, all ready for
the settler, near Portland on the Colum
bia, Dally boat service. See JCven
M ounce.
CHAPIN HERLOW MTG. ft TRUST CO
8d Floor, Chamber of Commerce.
IDEAL LITTLE HOME.
5 6 or 10 acres, right in the heart
of the Tualatin Valley, near Bea
verton and only 12 miles from the
center of Portland; school, church,
stores and lots of neighbors close
by. These lands are especially adapt
ed for onions, celery, potatoes and
loganberries. Soli is a black sandy
loam ; lies nearly level and well
drained. Come In and see photos
and samples, and then go with us
to see the land. You won't regret it.
Price $150 per acre and. up. Five
years to pay.
ALVORD-CARR-HUNTER CO.,
219-221 Board of Trade.
ACREAGE
BARGIANS
12 U acres, 1 mile from Gresham ear-line-
8 acres cultivation, balance easily
cleared: 7-room house, barn and chicken-house-
good macadamised road to place;
an idal poultry and fruit ranch; the price
is right; only $3300, and give terms.
THE LAWRENCE CO..
171 Fourth Street,
Between Morrison and YamhllL
Main 6915. A a8ia'
ACREAGE.
The largest platting (4000 acres)
and the largest and oldest acreage
firm in vicinity of Portland insures
you.
Modern transportation, mountain
water, electric lights, low commut
ers' fare are all assured. Let us
show you. ,
Any sized tract from one-half acre
up, at $2S0 to $500 per acre and
upon monthl) payments. Proper re
duction for cash.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY,
Main 85, 102 4th st. A S500.
A HOME in tropical Mexico; now is the
time to buy In the land of opportunities
at ground-floor prices; any amount, 5
acres up; large American colony; richest
of land, delightful climate; frost un
known; abundant rainfall; on railroad and
river and good market; easy payments
and low prices. Office 220 Swetland bldg.,
Portland, Or.
CHICKEN AND FRUIT RANCH nea.
PORTLAND. Beat soil, good roads, spring
water free wood, settled country, 10 acres
$400, $300, $00 per tract; 20 acres $8W;
40 acres $1200: 80 acres $2000; 40 acres
timber $2400. Ranches all kinds for sale.
Easy terms. Frank McFarland Realty Co.,
3UP Yeon bidg.. Portland. Or.
' HAVE YOU $35 IN CASH? '
If so, it will make your first payment
on a 10-acre tract of good land; one hour
and 30 minutes from Portland. Room
2U Lumber Exchange bldg., cor. 2d and
ACRE tracts; $.'75; $10 down, $5 monthly
40 minutes out, Oregon City car; extra
fine soil; good school, nice neighbors. A.
C Marsters, owner, 202 Wilcox bldg.. Mala
8M7, A 7340, Tabor 1770.
10-ACRE tract at St. Joseph Junction In
high state of cultivation; price and terms
right; hourly service to Portland over
two electric lines. 503-4 Lumbennens
bldg.Main 8148.
2 ACRES inside city limits, modern 8
room house, one acre assorted fruit, on
carline. Price right. Bates & Bates, 813
Henry Diag.
FOR SALE One and one-fourth acres. E.
81st st., Irvlngton district; $4500; terms.
P. O. Box 460.
1 ACRE, modern 5-room bungalow, large
barn; Vm c In berries, family orchard,
on carline. Owner going East. Batea St
Bates, 313 Htnryoiuj.
oj ACRES, with running stream; on coun
ty road: close to carline; very easy terms.
V 5S0, Oregonlan.
ASK for circulars land excursion, Marys-
,, ta Untmri trio T.rt A-
M. Highhouae. 517 Board of Trade bldg.
LOOK. LOOK 10 acres fine soil. $350; your
own i-ima.
SACRIFICE 0 acres of land, Mosler VaJ-
2W ACRES, best soil, suburban car; $735:
$12 monthly. O Ntf. Oregonian.