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11 THE MORNING OKEGOXIAX. MONDAY.' APRIL 23, 1913. GORN SHOW PRIZES TO BE PRACTICAL $2500 in Cash and Farming Implements Offered for Col fax and Pendleton Events. PREMIUM LIST IS ISSUED i Disc Harrow , Planters, Harneaa, Livestock and t'eful Farm Ac rnutrements to Ite C.Wen Kx hlblts to Be In pfccmbcr. More than 12390 In cash and agri cultural Implement will be distributed to the farmer ot Oregon. Washington and Idaho at the corn shows to be con ducted next December at Colfax. Wash and Pendleton. Or, by the 0.-"v7. R- '. Company- The premium lists tor these events hava Just fceen prepared. The prises for eaca show will be almost identical. A feature that undoubtedly will com mend Itself to the farmrrs Is the fact that the awards will consist exclusively of cash and articles that can be used on the farm. The practice of riving valuable gold or silver "loving" cups of negative usefulness and doubtful beauty has been discontinued by the O.-W. R. Sc. X. Company. C. U Smith, agriculturist for the company, whose mind runs along practical rather than sentimental lines. can't see what a farmer wants with a "loving cup" any way. A cultivator, a disc harrow or a set of two-horse harness, according to his Ideas, will be more acceptable. Dealers Are Geaeroaa. As a result Mr. Smith has prepared a premium list accordingly. Through the generosity of agricultural Imple ment dealers In Portland and other points In the Northwest, and the liberal ash allowances mad by the officials of the O.-W. R. & X. Company, he has prepared a premium list which for each (how will be as follows: Bet one acre of corn Two classes. Irri gated and non-Irrigated: First, $16: second. IIO: third. 17.50; fourth. 5; firth. S3; 12.50 ch to tn next five highest scoring- The around Is to bo measured and tho yiold cer tified to br threo disinterested person. The corn roar be of any variety. West IX ears of corn Two classes, irri gated and non-lrrlsatni: first. SIS: second. Slu: third. 17.50: fourth. 15; fifth. S2..1U Ail prls-wlnning exhibits to becuroe the property of the company for seed and ex hibition purposes. rrlzee Offered Boys. For the best one acre of corn grown by a boy under 16 years of ace on Irrigated land. t be srown and judged under rules of Boys' Corn Club contest of the United states Ipsrtment of Agriculture First, bv the Rumley t'nmpany or Portland and Moaane. dm two-horse tiding cultivator; second, by the A. H. Averill Machinery Com-t-anv. Portland, a library of 1U volume of arrleultural and horticultural books; third, a libra rr of six volumes of agricultural and horticultural books: fourth, a library of l.iree volumes ot agricultural and hortl cultural books. For tho best one a-re of com grown bv a hr under in years of ago on nn-lrrjgated lend, to be grown tad jwl.4 under rwlee Hots Corn Club contest f tne 1'nlled states Penartment of Agrtrultur First. b Beall A Co., of Portland. Or., one H-moaths-oid registered Duroc-Jersey pig. choice of male or female; second, by the A. H. Averill Machinery Company. Portland, a library of le volumes of agricultural and horticulture! -books: third, a library of six xolumes of agricultural and horticultural books: fourth, a library of three volumes of agricultural and horticultural books. For best two acres non-irrigated Dent com grown by dry-farming methods on land cropped to wheat the previous year. Mitch ell. I-ewls A titaver Company. Portland and Spokane, offer a special prise constating of a, J. 1. Cass- two-row corn planter, to be judged bv rules of one-acre contests. 100 ars field selected seed corn and six stalks to be exhibited. Best two acres of Dent corn grown on Irrigated land, to be judged by the same rule provided for the one-arre contests, too ears of field selected seed com and six s'nlks. to be exhlblred. a riding cultivator, offered by K. M. Wade A Co.. Portland. For best five acres of com grown on noo Irrtrated land, to be Judged under the same rules as provided for the one-acre contest. field selected ears and six selected stalks, to be exhibited at the show, the Interna tional Harvester Company offers a special prise consisting of t no-horse riding cul tivator. A special prise of S2A cash Is offered by R. B. Miller, traffic manager O.-W. R. A N. Co.. for best ear of com, of any variety, exhibited at the show. Cora Plamter I Offered. For the best five acres of corn. Irrigated, to be judged under same rules es provided for the one acre SO f leid-selecte -ar and g stalks, to be exhibited at the show, the John Deer Company. Portland, offer a No. 9 new Deere com planter, edge drop. For the best ie arree of com grown with out Irrigation, to be jvdged by the same rules as the one-acre contests. 10 field-selected ears of seed corn and six stalks, to he ex hibited at th" show, the Parlln A Orendorff Northwest Plow Co.. Portlsnd. win give a five-disc one-horse drill. This drill can be used to drill winter wheat between the corn rows, enabling the farmer to seed much earlier than he otherwise would be able to do. For the best ten acres of com grown under Irrigation, to be judged by the same rule as the one-acre contests, loo f leld-seiected ears of seed corn, and six stalks, to be exhibited at the show, the Oregon Mollne Plow to.. Portlsnd. will give a two-horse walking corn cultivator. Datable Haraeee Is Prlie. For the best 1 ears field-selected com. to be Judged by the following score, stude baker Bros. Co.. Northwest, will give a uouble team harness. Free Seed I Distributed. Free seed corn now Is being dis tributed by the company to farmers living In the territory tributary to the O.-W. R. X. lines. Kach applicant sending In his name and address to general offices In the Wclls-Fargo building. Portland, will be given 12 pounds of ac-llmated seed, which la sufficient to plant one acre. Mr. Smith, as well an II. B- Miller, traffic manager for the company, be lieves that Oregon Is destined to be come the banner corn state of the l'nlon. JURY TO PASS ON DEATH Cause of Iforx-uian's Fall From Window Matter of Doubt. SPOKANE. Wash.. April 27. (Spe cial.) Whether young LJoyd Fountain fell or waa pushed out of the second-i-tory window of the Vera Hotel. 421 Prague avenue, at 11 o'clock Saturday night, sustaining a fracture of the tkull resulting in his death at noon today in St, Lake's Hospitul. will be decided by a Coroner's Jury at an In quest to be held at 10:3U A. M. tomor row. Doubt concerning the manner of the . death of the young man was aroused at a preliminary investigation ef witnesses hrld before Captain of De tectives Martin J. Burns and Deputy Prosecutor Davla at the new City Hail today. Fountain waa operated on at the hos pital thl morning by Dr. W. M. New man, and a piece of his skull two Inches long and an Inch wide was removed at the fracture to relieve the pressure on the brain. Young Fountain when a boy acted a a Jockey for his father. Dell s. Foun tain, a prominent horseman of the am r sKMKjrrs. HP I I T g THBATXK fs A 1 A U nth and Morrison. Phone Main 1. A IMS. TONIGHT T,rW sprriAi. prick MATINLE WEDNESDAY CH.tr"CXT OLCOTT In His New Play, THE ISLE O DREAMS" Mr. (Moult tings 4 New ttong. Evenings: Lower floor. 2.00, S1.R0. IL00. Balcony. 1.0u. 7.1c. BOc. Special Prlc Matinee Wednesday. 11.60, $1.00, 75c, 50c, BAKER TOTATER Mala J. A S3C Geo. I- Baker.Mgr. Tonight, bargain night, all seats JRo. Ail week. matlne'e. Wed. and S.L The popuUr Baker Players In Oeo. M. Cohan' great comedy success, -FIFTY MILK FROM BOSTON . With musical Interpolations. On long I"" from beginning to end Great and chorus. Special scenic effects. Evenings .(oo, 85o. .We. Mats.. 25c. MATINEE DAILY. Mala a, A lOt. DOX. THE TALKING DO.;. Tot O" th- World Dancer, f.dgar Atcntsoa Ely Co. Lester. Cursoa Sister. Elisabeth Otto and Hot"?" P tKisoN talking ricrmr,s. SCIXITAN- CONSIDINE'S Broadway and Tamhnt "ta. 10 ARABIAN HOO I AXIS It S Other Features a 1 f00 V,'.n" 1 5c ggA 5c & 25c Sat for matlntei and flrst-nitht how WKEK APRIL tv Royal TeUowarl Jap anese, MIm Violet McMiUen. Jere MoAoUff; Co., Nohle and Brooks. Ella Fonueller and Brother. Jesse Lasky'a fix Hoboes, Wage rope. Popular prices. Matinee dally. ""x and first row balcony reserved. Box offloy open from 10 A. M. io 10 P. M. Ihone. A tta. Main 4S6. Curtain :S0. 7:16 and . LYRIC FAREWELL WE-Ti Ed S. Allen, Honor Hamilton, Reese Gardner. Jack Wise, Lew Davis, Harry Hart and Mont Collin In TirE TWIN HEBREWS" A riot of good comedy situations, spark ling dialogue and clever musical specialties. Tuesday night, athletic conteet; Friday nlgbt. chorus girl" contest. Admission 15 and 2" cents. Northwest. He came with the rac horses from Juarex, Mexico, to attend the Alan races. With W. J. O Brten, a Jockey, he went to the Vera Hotel to call on Mlsa Alberta McQuarry. Both declare that Fountain stumbled and fell through the open window to the street. Dell S. Fountain, the father, was with bis son when death came. The boy did not regain consciousness. Marine Leaving; Guantanamo. WASHINGTON". April J7. A second detachment of marines will be with drawn from Guantanamo, Cuba, Mon day when a regiment will board the transport - Prairie for Philadelphia. They will arrive there next Saturday. The withdrawal of this regiment will leave 300 at Guantanamo. . . Naval Examination Ordered. . WASHINGTON, April 27. Owing to the expiration on June SO of the law permitting Senators and Representa tives to make two appointments to the Naval Academy. Secretary Daniels has directed an additional examination on June & to fill as many vacanclea as possible. Contract Awarded at Ttoseburg. ROSEBITRO. Or.. April ST. (Special.) The Coast Bridge Company, of Port land, today was awarded a contract by the County Court to erect a bridge at Dillard. The amount of the bid was IS. 736. DAILY METKOKO LOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. April IT. Maximum tem perature. 55 degrees: minimum. 40 degrees. River reading at 8 A. M.. 11.1 feet; Chang In last ! hours, 0.4 foot falL Total rainfall (J P. M. to 3 P. M.) O.lt Inch: total rainfall since Heptember 1. 1912. S2.50 Inchea; nor mal rainfall since September 1. 38.S4 Inches; deficiency of rainfall since September 1. 1912. 3 Inches. Total sunshine April 3T. 4 hours. SO minutes: possibla sunshine, 14 hours. minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea-level at 3 P. M.. S0.O6 Inches. THE WEATHER. . Wind ? 5 J3 f o 3 f 3 3: : "ttof Waathct STATIONS Psker Holee ....... Hoston ........ Calgary Chicago ....... Colfax Denver Les Moines Pnliith Eureka Galveston Helena- . . Jacksonville ... Kansas City..-. Klamath Fall. Laurler 1 os Angeles... Marshficld .... Med ford Montreal New Orleans-. . New Tork North Hd.... North Yakima.. Pendleton Phoenix , Pocatello Portland Koseburg Hacramento .... ?t. Louis St. Paul Salt Lake San Francisco. . Spokane Tacoma Tatoosh Island. Walla Walla Washington ... Welser Wenatche .... Winnipeg 40 S' u. 02 10 NW'Clear no i4'xv floudv r.4 o. H 0. .00 12 B IBaln OS 10, N ;Ft. ciouuy 4rt (V. MO 7 0. 8 0 oil.Vr ipt. cloudy HO OPW lit. W"u I OOl 4 E Clear 4i 0. 0. .00. 4 N iClear .11" 12 NW .Clear ei i .Clair 74 ) bl 0 72 0 no yi sw ICIoudy .01; S W IClear on io N IClear oo 4 sw ;Pt. cloudy no! 4 NE Cloudy 60 n. S4 0. AO 0. 74 0 INI; IV .i.ir 26l 4 NW Cloudy .oo io NWlCloudy .no R s 'Clear ooi fl sw 'clear .00 24 E PL cloudy 24 NW Pt. cloudy .on lti N tOloudy ..t.t! 4 W (Cloudy .Ooi tl NW. Clear .01 12 W ICloudr .11 6 NE jCloudy .10 4 w .Cloudy .0t 4 SE 'Clear .oo 14 N ' jciear .44i 4 SE .Clear .00 IS 8 Cloudy 02 0. .-.J 0. 70. 76 0. 64 0 4 ft 60 O. r o 14 0 7a o S2 0, 54 O AH II 52 l 56 II 70. 56 1) .( IB sw IClear 0614 SV .PL cloudy f2 n. 4!. J1 o .r.i 5.) n K 'J 0 tin 0 16 IS w 'Clear i a i a u rimiitv 36 io,Nw;c!oudy 73 0 82 6.001 Vw" jCloudy .V i,.O0 22,6E 'Pt. cloudy i'O .... .A louny WEATHJER CONDITIONS. Low pressure obtains over th basin. Rocky Mountain and plains states and over most of the Atlantic States. High pressure over lies th Mississippi Valley, west Gulf States and upper lakes region: on the Pacific roast a moderate high pressure field Is mov ing inland over Northern California and Ore gon Wlthtn the last 24 hours light to mod-era-elv heavy rains have fallen In the North western and the Eastern States and thunder storms were reported from Portland. Poca tello and Louisville. A light fall of hall oc curred at Portland. Or., during the late afternoon today. The weather Is cooler In California. Nvd, Oregon. Washington, Idaho Western Montana. Western Canada. Ii:inola, Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and At lantic States: It Is warmer In the Plains States and Manitoba. The conditions are favorable for generally fair weather Monday In this district, with p-osts In early morning. Rising temperatures. Winds mostly weeterly. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, with heavy frot In early morning. Rising temperature. Westerly winds. Oregon lienerally fair, with heavy frost In early morning. Rising temperatures. Weat rlv winds. Washington generally fair, with lightt frost In west and heavy frost In east por tion In early morning. Rising temperatures. Winds mostly westerly. Idaho ';-nerslly fair, with heavy frost In eerly movnlnx. Rising temperatures. THF.OliORK F. liRAKF, Acting District Forecaster. PORTLAND : ' AfCORIWOX PLKATING . ELECTRIC MOTOK8. PLATING WORKS- K. atophan. &l&-$5 MaTdOBreSp.frrdobklnda Xg "'gifn' pgwgfe' covered, goods sponged. 38.1 Alder. M. 3.a. and W. , work ruaranted. RF,KKir.KKATOB AND ICE BOSKS. advice H. M- H. Klectric Co.. SI First u North. . AIM It. K. , phone Main U"10 Built to order, any slxe, $i.50 up. P. ; JOHN A- BERRY. ATTY. collection, ab- Phone- Main Co.. 64 Union ave. South. Phone fcsst -43. tsitsrvrirssuiist g-S.r-S?5S B?-..! ASSAYKRc) AND ANALYSTS. FVKNITCRE IIOSPrTAL. 231 W;h st. Phonos Main 710 and A 2710. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratory BOWERS A PAHSONS lOOi Front. M. 7443. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. and ore-testing work. ISO Morrison st. Furniture Hospital. Packing and shipping. 112 5th st. Phones Main 313. A 1254. WtLU A CO., mining engineers, chemist rACXORY. 8ALT-K1SING BllKAD. and assayera. 204 H Washington sL ' r . . . h EASTERN "HAT FACTORY, 64-tl 3d street. and other good things to eat sold. Th ArCTlOVEKKS. Men's soft and Panama hats cleaned. Cookery. 623 Wash., near 20th. W. buy furniture for c.h. Oeo. Baker A Best $3 H-t on earth for men. SEWING MACHINES. CO.. 166 Park. Main 833a. A 2567. LNSlTtANCE. NEW. all makes, any price. cond-hand. BOAT BriLDlN'G. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. J2 UD. Machines rented and repaired. p . 0n, Oregon Are Insurance company. Main 8431. 190 8d. near YamhllL O. P. OKAHAM Boatbuilding and .-repair- ' ..A . .. . ..... n v-ri lng. Marin ways, foot Abernethy st. LANDSCAPE GARDENING. HHOHCA.SFA BANhgHHOiV tlATIKJ-.a. CARPET WEAVING. BETTER Undjc.p. nejal .ard.n.ng. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old East 532P, C 1514. THE Ll.'TKE MFO. CO.. branch Grand Rap carpets, rag rugs. 13 Union ave. ; pACIF,c Landscape Gardening Company Id. showcase Co.. 6th and Hoyt. R. Lulke, CHlROrOW'TS. . B15 P.othchlld bldg. Phone Marshall 2309. manager. WILLIAM. F.e.l. and F.oM,e Uev-.ny. ,h. LMTHEg ANO FINDINGS. MARSHALL MFG. CO. y hjn Couell gw only scientific chiropodists In th city. - - CiTf.rWRpt)0t.. , eaTHER CO. Es- J""'"" ijrVi',&,- COr" '$.VXt1x N1GNS. SIGNS. SIGNS. d and Alder. 1 hone Main 1301. 6ign. This mean, any old sign. G. H. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mr. M. D. ur Simpson. 22j Salmon. Main B141. Hill. Offices 420 Flledner b:dg. Main 8473. Kixa SCHOOL for the deaf and hard-ot- urmxtxnv and transfer. hearing. 30 Central bldg. fivmt, .i.i' i m.rr.iv CinROPRACTIC 1-HYSHJA.VH. '.....: PORTLAND Van A Storage Co., cor. 15th ,.R M'MAHON nostg-aduate 121 4th. $10.- MESBENGKR Pt.lt' t ri. an(1 Kearney g,,., just completed new fire- oou egulpmen't. 410 a month. Board, room HASTY Messenger Co., day and night serr- proof warehouse for household effects and tresfment, IIP a week. ,cc Phones Main 53. A 2153. ??J:KX& Ut Lehman. 817 Abington bldg., has no 110.- MLPICAL. piano room, trunk and rug vaults, track- OOO equipment: tlO a week, expert work. STUDIO modern method. 269 14th. age for carload shipments; vans for moy- Vi-JL 1 Ms?iS 303 Arrangement for practice. lng: reduced freight rates on household COAL AXT WOOD. Main STOJ. Arrangements iwr y goods to and from East In through cars. : KMIL TH1ELHORN, violin teacher, pupil Main 6640, All departments. AeN0A.,iTwEoodC0- tr 8Ummer SevCk. 325 Flledner b.d. A 4160 Mar. c. Q. PICK Trn,far & Stora8l Co., oftlcM " NATUROPATHIC PHiCIANS. Bna commodious 4-story brick warehouse, EDLirSEN FUEL CO.. East 808. C 8803. nRQVER specialist paralysis, nervous. separate Iron rooms and fireproof vaults COLLECTION AGENCY. S2 iToU bd. M. 3142 i1LZ2& N FTH A "oO Worcester bldg. Main 17S. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Tor shipment, special rates made on goods I JfAVl' Dr. R. B. Northrop 415-16-17 bid,. f"or,n a' g."1"1'8 Nervous and Chronic u.see.e, --, . ... " i PAXCXXfl, t phone office. M. 349; rce., Eat or B 1028- OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Glisan at., opLLS,8..?.VC,7chSo PALMING AND PAPERHANGI JJ'lll 'UrwaM lessons. 25c: v'ry morning. 'afternoon and PAINTING, paperhanglng and "ilf'-fs We own and operate two large ; class "A evening; all dances guaranteed first les- L. Sanborn, 361 Yamhill st., w411 do work warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest ion. Do you know that anyone who walks right and reasonable. Main 1509. insurance rates in the city. can learn to dance? Stage and fancy p,lxT,vn ANI pspERlVG. OLSO.V-ROE TRANSFER CO. dances taught dally. 85, 6th st beL PAINTING A 1 General transferring and storage, safes. Stark and Oak sts. Phone Main 763. E T- CRANE, THE PAINTER. pianos and furniture moved and packed , .km. iii.uv- hid. 3d Interior decorations, wall paper and tint- for snpment, S7-8U Front st. Telephone " adTorrr.onn,t. ai ' 1 Id Vw'-'beL In,. 10th. bet- Morrison. Yamhill. M. 26. Maln 547 or 2247. Wash, and Stark sts.; lessons daily; waits PIPE. TYPEWRITERS. ?i.tFrTd"a?ev"Tttl'atf109 2d".tn, PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO -Factory and ,1S TO $35 wU1 buy a REBUILT TYPE Class f rmav eve.. to jo. at iuj 24th and York sts. Main 8489. WRITER; rebuilt as good as new; all DETECTIVE AGENCY. PAINTS. Oil AND GLASS. make. u,e Sach.nguaV5- INTERNATIONAL Detective Agency Re- CO AST-MADE paint and varnish ls bett anteed. Call or phone for representative, sponsible, conservative, satisfactory. Night adapted to the Coast climate. BASS- Main 8600 or A 6068. E. 434; day, Main 0424. 510 Pckum bldg. HBCTBR PAINT CO- 191 1st St. WE are th. exchange for the largest type- nRRMU tKOid B'UflOI. PATENT ATTORNEYS. writer concern on the Coaut: Investigate; "HWU wiUHiWTOV D C Velall Bldg. " makes. alU prices. The Typewriter VALENTINE'S system ladles' tailoring; WASHINGTON. D.-.kT,- Exchange, 361V4 Washington st. dressmaking taught. 1B Grand ave. pobtlANDOS Cham, of Com, Bldg. XEW rebuilt second-hand rentals at cut Renter's Ladler Tailoring College and J, . nrocured by J. K. Mock, attorney- rates. P. P. C. Co.. 21 Stark. Main 1407. School of Dressmaking. 143H Hth st. P'f.Uw.PT of the U S. Patent Office. CPHOLSTERTNOi Ttt-nklt free 10JO Board of Trad? bldg .- FTRNITTRE. Booklet free, imv w TABOR 4762. Hawthorne Upholstering Co. " PATENTS. Furniture roDairinsr mattresB renovatlnir, H?n.Scond11fa'n'dd funrn,.,ur,!"westternn"sa!r R. c. WRIGHT 22, U. S. and .js lea.' faid and refitted. 1104 vsge Co.. 515 Wash.. bet. 16th and 17th. foreign patents. 600 Dekum bldg. Hawthorne He. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS .nrrsTisivn inrvrT ' DIES AND SHEET METAL 6TA5IPING. MAIL ORDER. . BOTSFORD'caardoFrVadebldg. WESTERN Too. A Dye Works, ,06 Pin, st. JONES CASH STORE. Front and Oak. KATE Adv. Co.. Inc.. Commonwealth Bldg. DRY GOODS. JKANKLI.N & CO.. Io- r rom si. .-. ,, urv FT.EISCHNER-MAYER CO., 207 Ash St. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. M.,Ch1l".BLewf.T ELECTRICAL St-plSEsT"" NEUSTADTER BROS. JOHN DEERE PLOW CO.. Morrison A 2d. STUBBS ELECTRIC CO.. 6th and Pine Js. NKW 4 SECOND-HAND MOTORCYCLES. R. M. WADE A CO.. a2-2t Hawthorne ave. fike DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT. APKX BICYCLE CO.. 124-126 12th st. ARCHITECTURAL WIRE AXD IRON WKS. A. G. LONG, liith and" Marshall. MILLINERY. Portland Wire A Iron Wks..2d and Columbia FIREPROOF WINDOWS AND DOORS. B. O. CASE A CO.. ith and Oak. UTO AND BUGGY TOPS. J C BAYER. Front and Market sts. BRADSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th sts. DCBRCILLE BI GOT TOP CO.. 200 d St. FISH. OYSTERS AND 1CB. MOTORCYCLE DISTRIBUTORS. -mn,iTjL MALARKKY 4r CO., Inc.. H Front SL THOR and De Luxe. Apex Co.. 124 12th. Mitchell. L.WU SSPcof t Mor. Id.- PORTLAN D FiSH CO., 34 Front NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. HOWARD Automobile Co., 14th and Davis. FLOUR MILLS. MILLER SIMINGTON. Calhoun Co., 45 4th. N. W. AUTO CO.. 417 Wash. R.o. Hudson. CROWN MILLS. Board t Trad, bldg. ORNAMENTAL IRON AXD WIRE. ALTO LAMPS AND RADIATOR FRUIT AND PRODI tt. Portland Wire A iron VVks.. 2d & Columbia. p.Er AIRING. M'EWEX A KOSKEY. 12 Front. TiiHT--ilJlll-i--- , r BTrdRMMfk.,V.t. RASMUS g.be oil,. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. J. C. BA1LR. i ront and Market sts. sash a)d door Cor d and Tayior. B ALLOC A WRIGHT. 7th and Oak. FURNITURE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis. " BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME. Northwest School Furniture Co.. 244 3d St. PAINTS AND WALL PAPER. Baggsge A omnibus Transfer. Park A Davis. GRAIN MERCHANTS. . piONEER PAINT CO. 186 First St. 'MSf a'nraff iVISS ewl.dbf AD SHELF BOXES.' " GRAY. M LEAN A PLRCtr 4ih and Ghsan. B AI-K5,-R.rtl-THK1B A CO.. Board of Trade Port.ar.a paper Box Co., 82 Front. Cartons. BARBER SUPPLIES. H. M. HOUSER. Board of Trade. i.tpinnirii noocii in POSTC1RDS. Lewl.-Ptenger Barber Supply Co..lth Mor. NORTHERN URAIN WHSB. CO.. Br Tr. ILRIODICALS. BOOK AND TOSTCARDS. OREGON BARBER SUPPLY CO.. 72 4th St. THE W. A. GORDON CO.. Board of Trade. THfa ORLGON .NfaW h to.. .1 f.ont bi. ..ao n,Tii5 " GROCERIES PICKLES AND VINEGAR. Brun.w.ck.B.?k?Con'.XnderBC: 44 Fifth SL ALLEN IW.W.Fl.l. Fret KNIGHT PACKING CO.. 474 East Alder '...,.,,, wiTnurvrlH A SUPPLIES. WADHAM3 A CO.. S-,5 4th St. PiPEi ,.IPK FITTING AND VALVES. BASio'A "hU HARDWARE. M. L. KLINE. 84-86 Front t. BILLIARD A.ND POCKET TABLES. Mar.hall-W.il. Hardware Co.. .th and Pine. PLUMBING AND STEAM SI PPLIES. Branswick-Balke-Collnnder Co.. 46 Fifth St. HATS AND CAPS. M. L. KLINE, 84-S6 Front st. BM)TS AP -.HOES. THANH ACS ER HAT CO.. 53-5 FrontySt. M. BAKDE & SONS, 24Q Front St. GOODMAN BROS. silOE CO.. "-S FronL HAY. POULTRY. KGGS, CALVES. HOGS. PRINCB SHOE CO.. 80 X. Fifth. J. H. Klosterman & Co.. leading hay dealers. HENRY BVERD1NG. 45-47 Front st. : BREAD BAKERY. HIDES. FURS, PELTS. WOOL. TALLOW. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS Royal Bakery A I'onf.. Inc.. 1 ith and Evei-ett THE H. F. NORTON CO.. 53-56 Front St. EVERD1NG A FAKKEI.L. 140 Front street. BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. HIDES. TELTS. WOOL AND FURS. ROPE AND BINDER TWTNE. HENRY WEINHARD. 13th and Burnslde. B1SSINGKR A CO.. Front and Salmon. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup. OAMBRINT3 BREWING CO.. 24th A Wash. KAHN BROS.. 1M Front st. S ND AND GRAVEL. BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES. HOP MERCHANTS. COT.CMBT.v" DIGGER CO.. Foot Ankenyst. 3. BIRKENWALD CO.. Olh and Flanders. M'NEFF BROTHERS. 614 Worcester bldg. SASH DOORS AD CLASS. BITTEU. EGGS AND ICE CREAM. IRON WORKS. w p FULLER & CO.. 12th and liavla T. S. Townsend Creamery Co.. 18 Front .L PACIFTC Irrrn Works. B. 3d and Burnslde, BAwMH-L MACHINERY. CANDY MANUFACTURER-S. CmP' ArehUoct".? Iro PORTLAND Iron Works. 14:h and Northrup.. JHN MATSCIlV" CANDY' ro!1'it'1F?tlt BOV STEEL. HEAVY HARDWARE. SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY. COFFM AN't I fAXDT CO .. i3 Front r'l ROBERTSON Hardware A Steel Co.. 68 5th. Pacific Coast Tel. Inst., 505 Commonwealth. (ANVAS, WATERPROOF, FURNISHING JEWELRY. DIAMONDS. WATCHES. SECOND-HAND FURNISHINGS. GOODS. s. Mendelsohn A Co.. 4:t Worcester. M. 3R3. -V, cheaper than elsewhere. 24 Union ave. Willamette Tent A Awning Co.. SOS Burnslde KODAKS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. KODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING. PORTLAND PHOTO SUPPLY CO.. 149 3d. COLUMBIA. SUPPLY CO.. 68 Front St. X. A S. W EINSTEIN. 5-7 X. 1st. Mar 1S54. j7KATHF.R A- VnOE STORE SUPPLIES SPRAYING MACHINERY. CEMENT. LIME AND PLASTER. HERTSCHE BROS.. 304 Pine st. HUD1E MFG. CO, 40 N. Front st. F. T. CROWE A CO.. 45 Fourth St. CHAS. L. MASTIC K A CO.. 74 Front Leath- THE MAnma ' ... rrrz; ... er of every description, taps, mfr. findings. WALL PAPER. t CI.OTHINti MEN'S AND BOYS'. er ot oery . 1 p-rnest Miller Wall Paper Co., 172 1st St. BARON-Fl'LOP CO.. 12 and 14 N. Fifth. LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER. MoROAV WLL PAPER CO.. 230 Second. COFFEES. TEAS AND SPICES. Nottingham A Co WINES AND LlqUORS. CLOSSET A I.KVKRS. I ll X. Front SL LIBRICATING OILS. JOHV ECKLUND. 123-125 First st. BOYD TEA CO.. 20 Salmon St. Balfour. Guthrie A Co.. Board of Trade. bLTMAUER A HOCH. 105-307 12th St. DRUGGISTS. LOGGING MACHINERY. VRF. AND WIRE ROPE. Cl.rke-Woodward Drug Co., Alder at W. Park F. B. MALLORY A CO.. 231 Pine st Ro' blinds Sons Co.. 8 5th st. Blumaner-Frank Drug Co.. Park and Everett Loggers A Contractors' Msch. Co.. ,1 nth st. John A. ""f"""g IRON WORKS DAIRY AND CREAMERY SUPPLIES. MENS' AND WOMEN'S NECKWTCAR. port,andwlre A Iron Wk... 2d and Columbia. Monroe A Crlsell. 145 Front. M. 410. A M2. Columbia Xeckwar Mfg. Co.. 83 Fifth st. portianq v iro 0..0. , . . 1 COUNCIL WILL ACT Proposed Amendments to Go on Ballot Come Up Today. 17 PROVISIONS DESIRED Monsures Include Bond Issues Ag gregating $3,640.00, Salary In creases Calling for $20,200 and Change in System. At a apeclal meeting; of the City Council this morning at 9 o'clock, 17 proposed charter amendments which various persons and organizations wish placed on the ballot at the June elec tion will be considered. Those which meet with the approval of the Coun cilman will be sent to the ballot by resolution under the Initiative. The measures Include bond issues aggregating J3. 640,000, salary Increases aggregating iiv.zvv ana several meas ures affecting the methods ot handl ing street and sewer Improvements, The measures to be considered are as follows: The Issuance of $2,000,000 In park and nlavrround bonds. The Issuance of $850,000 In bonds for the construction of a bridge over the Willamette River In South, r-ortiana. Tha issuance of $300,000 in bonds for the purchase of Ross Island ror a mu nicipal center. The Issuance of $250,000 for the pur- rhi of land and the erection of a building for the Oregon Historical So clety. .alary Iarreae Desired. The Issuance of $150,000 in bonds for th construction of Incinerators. The Issuance of $90,000 In bonds for the purchase of Council Crest for a public park. lnrrearlng the salary of Councilraen from $-'5 a month to $25 week. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Increasing the salary of the Attorney from $200 a month to City $350 a month. Increasing the salary of the City Engineer rom $200 a month to $350 a month. Increasing the salary of the City Treasurer from $200 a month to $4000 a year. An amendment to the charter provid. lng for the payment by bond issue of a portion of the cost of constructing and reconstructing sewers. An amendment providing for the payment by general taxation of part of the cost of opening and establish, lng streets. An amendment providing for the purchase by the city of cluster street lights owned by property owners. Grade Crossing Measure Vp. An amendment providing for the elimination of grade crossings not withstanding remonstrances of abutt ing property owners. An amendment providing for tha adoption of a common transportation terminal district and declaring a mu nicipal policy. An amendment to place the Chief of Police under civil service controL An amendment to change the penalty for a violation of a city ordinance by a woman from six months in jail to an Indeterminate period in a woman's de tention home to be established. Mrs. Joan McPherson Dies. GOLDENDALE, Wash., April 27. (Special.) Mrs. Joan McPherson, widow of A. D. McPherson. one ot the first farmers of the Klickitat Valley, died at her home in the Pins Forest section Saturday. Mrs. McPherson had been ill for some time. She was born at Mc Clellans Bfook, Nova Scotia, in 1846. She came to the United States when a girl, residing at Boston and SL Louis and was married at, San Francisco In 18S3. She was an active member and one of the founders of the Presbyterian Church at Goldendale. A. D. McPherson- died In 1909. The children, all residents of Klickitat County, who sur vive, are: H. I McPherson. H. G. Mc Pherson, Mary McPherson, Alfred Mc pherson. Governor Inspects Oyster Beds. OLTMPIA, Wash.. April 27 (Spe cial.) Governor Lister yesterday went wading in Puget Sound. He was on a tour inFpecting the state oyster beds, wi'b Fish Commissioner Darwin, on th fishing launch Bessie. Both officials made personal first-hand Inspection of the condition of the oysters. They will vlBit other beds Monday, acocrdlng to present plans. They wish to learn if it is desirable to close the preserves against tonging for at least one season. Commission Sets Hearings. SALEM, Or.. April 27. (Special.) The State Railroad Commission has fixed May 8 as the date to hear the application of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company to abandon 70 minor offices In the state. May 2 was set as the day when the hearing will be held In the case of the Salem Con struction Company against the Port land Railway. Light & Power Company relative to certain power rates here. CLASSIFIED JD. RATES Tkallv nr Snndar. Per Line. fin ilim t-e Same ad two consecutive times 22c Same ad tlirre consecutive time 0c an ad sir or seven consecutive times. .56c The above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" and all other classifica tions except the- following;: Situation Wanted, Male. Situation Wanted, Female. For Rent, Booms. Private Families. Room and Board. Private Families. HoniwkHDlDr Rooms. Private Families. When one advertisement 1 not run In cou- sective issues the ooe-time rate applies, six words count a one line on cash ad- vertlHemenls and no ad counted for les than two lines. The Oreconlan will accept classified d vertisements over the telephone, providing- tha advertiser is a subscriber to either pnone. No price will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the following- day. Whether subsequent advertisement will be accepted over the phone depends upon the promptness of the payment of telephone ad vertisements. Situations Wanted and Per sonal advertisement will not be accepted over the telephone. Orders for one Inser. tlon only will be accepted for "Houses for Rent." "Furniture for Sale." "Bnslnes Op portunities," "Rooming-houses" and "Want ed to Rent." MFEXISO NOTICES. SELLWOOD LODGE.. NO. 131. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Monday) even ing, 7:30 o'clock. 8cllwood Ma sonic Hall. Work M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. Bv onir W. SL si. H. BUTLEK, Bee. MEETING NOTICES. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUM meets at K. P Hall. 11th and Alder street, the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 8 P. M. Vis itors cordially welcomed. P. LLOYD COVER. Secretary. WILLAMETTE LODGE.. NO.1 2. A F AND A. M. Special com munication this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In E. A. de gree. Visiting brethren welcome. W. S. WEEKS, Sec. HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A. F AND A. M- Special communica tion this (Monday) eve., at 7:30 and 8 '30 o'clock. Work in the r. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. W. M. PE LIN, Sec MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP TER, NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated meet ing this (Monday) evening. East Sth and Burnslde. Social. Ordur..W. M. BELLE RICHMOND. Sec DIED. BUCHEGGER April 27, at the residence, 702 L'matilla ave., Mrs. Catherine Bu chegger, aged 6i years, 4 months, 3 days, wife of A. Buchegger. Kemalns at Hem stock's funeral parlors, 16R7 East loth st. Funeral notice lateer. Racine, Wis., papers please copy. ANDERSON In this city. April 27. June Anderson, aged 26 years. 2 months, .1 davs. wife of F. T. Anderson. Remains at Hemstock funeral parlors, 18S7 Emit IStn - street. Remains will bo taken to Billings, Mont., on this evening's train. TRUE In this city. Harold True, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond G. True, of 2S7 North Nineteenth street. Remains are at the new parlors of J. P. Finley & Son, Montgomery and Fifth streets. ADAMS In this city, April 27, William Adams, aged 74 years and 6 months. Re mains forwarded by the Holman Under , taking Company to Prlnevllle, Or., for " Interment. HAXTTJN At Boulder. Colo., April 26, Mrs. Sarah A. Haxton. mother of Mrs. Georga M. Strong, of thla city. FUNERAL NOTICES. FIELD At th residence of her son, Al. W. Field. 35 North Eighteenth street, April 27, Jennie Field, aged 75 years 9 months 19 days, mother of Al. W. and Robert Field, of Portland; R. M. Field, of Memphis. Tenn. Friend invited to at tend funeral services, which will be held at Holman's funeral parlors at 2 P. M. today (Monday). interment Rivervlew Cemeterj'. PORTER In this city, April 26, Anna M. Porter, aged 62 years 7 months and 23 da-3. wife of Rev. Charles H. Porter. The funeral services will be held today (Mon day) at 1 P. M. at the new chapel of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery and Fifth streets. Friends invited. Interment at Rivervlew cemetery. GCTLLAXD In this city. April 20. Mathllde Gullland at her late residence, 1112 East Eighteenth street North, aged 49 years. Remains will be forwarded by. J. P. Fin ley Son this morning at 10:30 o'clock to North Yakima, wash., where services will he conducted and interment made in the family plot. SCHOMAKER In this city. April 27. Maude E. Schomaker. aged 29 years, beloved wife of Charles Schomaker, 395 Forty ninth street Southeast. Remains for warded to Turner by the Holman Under taking Company for Interment at Shaw. Oregon. KING At the residence of her parent 4527 East - Sixty-sixth street Southeast, April 2i. Annie May King, aged 30 years. Funeral services will be held at the above residence Monday, April 28. at 2 P. M. Interment Mount Ecott Park Cemetery. Friends invited. OLIVER Funeral services of Amy Oliver. wife of R. H. Oliver, will be held today (Monday) at the new chapel ot J. P. t in ley & Son. Montgomery and Fifth streets, at' 3 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery; private. kin'G The funeral services of the late An nie May King will be held today (Monday) at 2 P. M., at the family residence, 4;VJ7 66th st. S. E. Interment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery. sxri.i. At the residence of Mrs. Robert Gee, 13 E. 7th St., April 2(1. Miss Gertrude tmell. aged of years. interment win ie place at Oswego, f. x. remains at jerun undertaking parlors, E. 6tu and Alder at. GATES On April 26, at residence. 34s Fourth street, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. TV. S. Gates. Funeral from Holman's fu neral parlors at 10 A. M. today (Mon day). Interment Multnomah Cemetery. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction House, at 10 A. M. Furniture. 166-8 First st. Ford Auction House, 211 1st. Furniture, carpets, etc. Sale at 1 P. M. FUNERAL. DIRECTORS. M It. KDWARD HOLMAN, tne leading funeral director, HO Third street, corner balmou. Lady assistant. A lotl. Mala QUI. J. P. FINLEY SON, f CNEKAL BEKVICtt. Lady Attendant. Montgomery, at Fifth St. F. S. DUNNING, INC., East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder St. East 62, H 2u5. DUNNING M'ENTEE, funeral director. 7th and Pine. Phone Alain 430. Lady at tendant. Office of County Coroner. LERCM, undertaker, cor. East Alder and Sixth. East 71. B 1838. Lady attendant. 8KEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d and Clay. Main 4132, A Mil. Lady attendant R. ZELLER IO, East 1088. O 1038. Lady attendant. Night Service. MEMORIALS Portland Marble Works, 264 4th, opposite City IlaU. Main 5564. CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK Portland's Perpetual Care Cemetery. Larere. Permanent. Modern. Both phone OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICE NO. 320 UNION AVENUE, COR NER MARKET STREET. Phone East 1423, B -'515. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled animals at a moment's notice. Prices reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty to this office. Open day and night. NEW TODAY. MONEY TO LOAN On "class A" bul!dinp. 5 per cent to 7 per cent; on residences 7 per cent to 8 per cent. LE GRAND M. BALDWIN 605 Buchanan Bids;. Good Business for Sale, $3600 First-class soda water bottling plant in valley town of 15,000, doing; fine business, up to date throughout; good reasons for selling. For further In formation call or phone COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO 70 Front St. HOP FARMS DAIRY AND GRAZING l.ars;e Amount of CITY PROPERTY River Frontaare and Factory Sites, of all description. Also some 'GOOD TRADES" PALMER & ELLISON 203 Orrlinger Bldg Second and Alder CITY AND FARM LOANS Any Amount at Current Bates. JOHN E. CE0NAN 902 SpaldluK Bids;. Portland, Or. Mortgage Loans On Improved Property Only. Business or Residence. We specialize in Loans of $50011 and over. Mortgages to Sell. Commerce Bate Dep. A Mortgage Co. 91 Third St.. Cham, of Com. Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS Our Own Money at Current Rates. WESTERN BONO ' MORTGAGE CO, Commercial Club Bldg.. Portland. Or. FARM LOANS ONLY We loan our money at 7 and Sft. We charge no commission. DEVEREACX MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1007 Spalding Bldg., Portland. FOR RENT. Large, new, modern homo at Bayocean; paved streets, city water, telephone, electric lights and view of both ocean and bay; completely furnished; will rent for greater part of season. Phone Main 04. CITY & FARM LOANS J1000 and up at lowest rates. C. M. ZAD0W 414 Corbett Bids;. A 1416, Marshall 92. 1 M. CITY & FARM LOANS Loans of 11000 and up at lowest rates on Good Improved City or Farm Prop erties. If you need money call today. Our Installment payments are attractive, A. H. BIRRELL CO. 203 McKay Bids- Third and Starlc St. A SNAP LADD'S ADDITION Lot on Ladd avenue, near Hawthorn avenue, with easterly face. Terms to suiL Address or apply to OWNER, SOt OREGON! AN BUILDING. Mortgage Loans If you have A-l Real Estate security we can loan you any amount at lowest rates. CALLAN & KASER . 722 - 24 Yeon Bids. Edward E. Goudey Lewis Building. MORTGAGE LOANS 5 per cent on best business properties. psr cent and 7 per cent on other close-In busi ness and residenc securities. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Beck. William G., 310-316 Falling bldg. Chapin & Herlow, 332 Chamber ot Commrc Jennings A Co., Main 206 Oragonlan. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P., 404-40S-4U Wlicox bldg. BRUBAKEK C. L. A C, 81T Railway Ex change bldg. Main 649. THE Oregon Real Kstate Co., Grand av. at Multnomah at. (Holladay Addition.) REAL ESTATE. ror Hale Lots. WEST SIDE LOTS, GLENELYN ADDITION Choice building lota on West Side, In side 8-mile circle, fine view of Tualatin Valley and Mt. Hood, walks, graded streets and Bull Kun water in and Included In price; t50 and up. Select your lot and we will build to suit you for small casli payment. PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY, 2d Floor Selling Building. LAURELHUKST. W specialize on this beautiful prop erty, we bandle no other, we handle th best that Is for sale, w know Laurel hurst and can save you money; Laurl liurst Is Just what you want. You can always find us at the tract of fice, 39th and East Glisan sts. DELAHUN'fi' A CLEMENTS. PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. If you want to buy on Portland Heights, see roe. I have about 80 per cent ot th property for sal up here la my hand and have not one dissatisfied cuaiomss. BROOKE, Elm and 32d sta. Marshall 82T. A 3838. BUILDERS, NOTICE. I have five very choice lots In Laurel )(urst which I will sell for Jl.iOO under Aalue. I will accept 10 per cent in cash and take a second mortgage lor the bal ance on easy monthly payments. AL It. Oregonian. FOR SALE by owner, 49xl4l-ft. lot with house 24x28 ft.. It -story, painted, but not finished Inside; price $800 if sold at once; also other property for sale. C. G. Turek, Oak Grove. Or. Phona Red 44. Oregon City carllne. . WEST BIDE lots with water and sewer In and paid, Sc carfare, on United Railway; S3U0 up; easy terms. G SARIN & GEARIN, 2o0 Siark st. IRVINGTON. Few choice lots, 50x100, not far from Broadway, very close in, $100 down, $-o monthly. Main 5T or A 7670, ask for Mr. Smith. UK WISE! .notice: look here: Bl'Y A GREAT BARGAIN NOW. luGxlOO on Portland Heights practi cally level two blocks from car. Prico S1-.10.. Y 21, Orcgoniur 60x180. (350. $10 down, 5 monthly, high level lots with water and graded streets; 10 minutes out. A. C. Marsters, L'02 Wlicox bids. Main 3617. FOR SALE cheap or trade. 100x100 corner, good location. East Side. It you want something cheap In vacant lot, call owner. E 9i'J or B l'J42. LAURELHUKST SACRIFICE. One ot the finest lots In this beautiful addition, one block from the Henry resi dence, for 140; terms. B 3371). LOTS 50xWO. West Side. 1 to 4 blocks to BV4c or 10 blocks to 0c carfare, 32 min utes; 100 to $473. easy terms. Owner. 307 Railway Exchange bldg. FOR SALE Lot 50x100. at Laurelhurst; In good condition; will sell cheap; owner wants to go to Europe. Address 6t5ls First st. Room 4S. D. B. WIDOW LADY'S SACRIFICE. Adjolninir Mt. Tabor Park, 108 feet on Belmont. Worth $10,000; will sell much less. Phone Marshall 0213. CHOICE QUARTER BLOCK $2S,0OO. Southwest corner 12th and Hall sts.; terms, owner. F 23, Oregonian. Ml lot In Laurelhurst. with beautiful view, overlooking Mt. Tabor, Ladd's Park and fine surroundings, high and dry. with all Improvements. A 5. Oregonian. FOUR view lots, 3 blocks from river, 2 blocks to car, 25 minutes to center of Portland. Marshall 6168. IRVINGTON SACRIFICE N. W. corner and inside 60x100. No reasonable offer re fused. 703 Lewis bldg. Main 8078. FOR SALE Lot. 50x100, in Westmoreland. Inquire box 213. Sllverton. Or. R. T. STREET. IRVINGTON LOTS. LOTS near car. $375. $5 monthly. Owner. 720 Chamber ot Commerce. Main 1166. ROSE CITY PARK, near Sandy boulevard, hv owner. Marshall 7S4. room 30S. lor Sole Beach Property. Garibaldi Beach, prettiest 6-room furnished bungalow, few steps to ocean beach, fresh water lake and R. R. sta.; choicest loca tion. Bargain. Owner, Dr. bwain, 018 uetcum u'ub- For Sale Houses. HOME OF REFINED ELEGANCE. " Leaving, must sacrifice my exclusive 7 room S7O0O Laurelhurst home; beautiful hardwood finish throughout; make offer. Tabor li883. LEAVING cltv, must sell home; new, mod ern furnace, hardwood floors, 2 carllnes, any amount down will take it. Phona Tabor 350. I WILL BUILD to suit purchaser on easy terms on any ftf mv lots In Laurelhurst. Council Crest nrlrvlngton. at cost, to sell lota B 337B. VERY SELECT BUNGALOW. Two two-story residences, finished oalc and mahogany, very cheap; also three lots. East 273. W. H. Herdman. wad sTlE By owner, 6-room bungalow, with two finished rooms In attic; all mod em conveniences; East Everett St., near ern t Pknnn Main B.-. Laureinnut. - t ' IRVINGTON OUR SPECIALTY. triNE HOMES, $4000 AND UP, CHOICE IOTS $1000 AND UP. NEUHAUSEN A o 703 LEWIS BLDG. MAIN 8078. (, c ALE The finest bome In Irvington, sSwman A Co., owners and builders. East 22d ana uraacc. KOK S VLE Exclusive home, located In be.- nart of irvington; 8 rooms, modern 1 every respect, garage and only one bloct from car; u,,i, "" ' AT COST. S or 6-room house; am loavlng city. must sell. Phon Soil wood 87. ;. hoOM house, lot 50x120, 1 block from car: also lot in Overlook. Inquire 800 Van. :ouver a . Pflo sxLE 8-room modern hous. near rtrnadway; owner leaving city; will sac rifice Tel. Marshall 2689. I WILL sell you a nice new house In Sell wood cheaper than you can rent. Ke my "ttorncy. Wallace E. Thresher. 431 C. of C. $5500. Owner offers his 8-room horn In Nob Hill district, terms. Y 22, Oregonian. rcicE 4-room bungalow, modern, on 6 larg inis. $2800, 30 minutes' ride Oregon City carV Phone Main 1':I4W. i.-vt- modern 6-room Bungalow, by owner. o T STRKET. IRVINGTON HOMES. 4 ROOM modern house. Alberta $1850. 11 OH 'East 2th N- Wood lawn 26.i2. 4-ROOM house, three blocks from carllne. by owner. Easy terms. Call Tabor 4 534. EVEN-ROOM modern house, on Portland Heights. Owner. A Sljlrt- 6-ROOM house: will take lot part payment; walwng uiBiauc. .uu. pi I fKil 1 102 F