LIFE OF HABITUAL
DRUNKARD RELATED
Evidence Given at Hearing to
Consider Revocation of 2
Saloon Licenses.
VOTE TO BE TAKEN TODAY
V." Margulis "Bottleliouses" Men
tioned by Men Arrested, Witnesses
Tell Commission Ivlquor
Sold Cheap, Is Claim.
Life of the habitual drunkard was
depicted in detail yesterday before the
City Commission at a special hearing
for the purpose of considering the
revocation of the liquor licenses of the
two saloons owned by W. Margrulis,
on Burnslde and Madison streets. The
saloons are known as 'bottlehouses."
The "ins and outs" of the lives of
drunkards, as seen dally by the police
and Municipal Court officials and the
heads of homes for downs and outs:
the "ins and outs" of the life in the
saloons which are habituated by this
and other low classes; and the "ins
and outs" of the liquor traffic as it
is built up for the accommodation of
these people were related from every
angle. ...
Vote on the revocation of the two
licenses was postponed until tomorrow
morning. None of the Commissioners
expressed an opinion on the subject.
Kvidence Summary Given.
The evidence, summed up briefly, was
to the effect that these two saloons
are resorts for habitual drunkards;
are places where the finishing: touches
are put on sprees: are responsible to
a greater or less extent for eight out
of 10 cases 'at the Pisgah Home: are
the hanging out places of habitual
drunkards and are mentioned in the
majority of cases of drunkenness be
fore Municipal Judge Stevenson.
"The Burnslde Bottlehouse is the
place where the finishing touches are
put on a spree." said Police Sergeant
Wells. "The reason is the booze is sold
there very cheaply. It is an inferior
class of whisky and wine, and two or
three drinks will put a man out."
"The secret of the success of the
Bottlehouse." said Patrolman N. F.
Hunt, "Is the cheapness of the liquor.
You can get four ounces of whisky
for 6 cents, where in other salons you
pay 15 cents for one ounce. When a
man is out for a drunk he spends his
money first in the better places, then
. goes to the Bottlehouse to put on the
last touches. His money generally is
low and he goes there because he
gets more boose for a nlckeL The
place on Madison street is frequented
by habitual drunkards."
"Bartenders Arrested" Saya Officer.
Patrolman John Wellbrook said he
has arrested the bartenders for selling
liquor to drunken men.
"The persons who frequent the Bot
tlehouse," said Policeman Wellbrook.
"would be thrown out of other sa
loons. The low classes go there be
cause the liquor is cheap. If you'd put
a drop of that stuff on a rabbits
togue he would fight a bulldog.
"The worst stuff is called 'paint
One man gets some alcohol and an-,
other some of the Bottlehouse wine.
They mix it and the best man In the
world would fight his best friend. They
get out on the street and bark.
Municipal Judge Stevenson testified
that the Bottlehouses are mentioned
50 times In the Municipal Court to one
mention of other places. He says ha
bitual drunkards go right back to the
Bottlehouses when they are released
from Jail.
"Eight out of 10 men who come to
the Pisgah Home have been frequenters
of the Bottlehouses." said Superintend
ent H. E. Fairchild. of the Pisgah
Home, an establishment for "down and
outs."'
plea Made for Abolishment.
George A. Thacher, a member of the
Vice Commission, was responsible for
yesterday's hearing. He asked for the
privilege of presenting a case before
the Council. He testified that the
Bottlehouse" is a resort where ha
bitual drunkards go. and should be
wiped out for the good of the com
munity, for economic reasons and tor
the good of the drunkards who live
there and would have to slacken their
pace if the places were put out of
business because they could not afford
to pay the higher prices charged for
liquor elsewhere.
Some of the policemen. In testifying,
declared the bartenders in these sa
loons refuse very often to give drunken
men liquor. ,
patrolman Leisy said he has occasion
often to go to the place with the patrol
wagon. "Every once in a while, he
said "we back up and haul out a load
of drunks. They sleep in chaira and
on barrel b."
STREETS ARE VACATED
Council at SU Johns Prepares Way
to Cooperage Company's Plant.
ST. JOHNS. Or., July 1. (Special.)
At the meeting of the Council last
night the City Attorney was author
ized to draw an ordinance vacating
portions of Pierce, Edison, Osborn and
Buchanan streets in exchange with
A. M. Stearns for right of way to the
site of the factory of the Western
Cooperage Company. Mayor Vincent
announced that representatives of the
Port of Portland had inspected the
roadway route and would report to the
commission Thursday.
Lee Cormandy resigned as paid fire
man. W. J. Mackey was appointed to
succeed him. Councllmen ilunson and
Garlick, with City Attorney Parker,
were selected to prepare regulations
for the lire department.
The City Attorney was authorized to
draw an ordinance giving the Chief of
Police the right to shoot dogs found
unmuzzled on the streets.
4000 CONCERTS ARE GIVEN
Chicago Glee Club to Bound Out
Somber at Gladstone,
ewirnw rtTT Or.. July 1. f Spe
cial. ) The Chicago Glee Club appears
. . . . t i . r rr i. .. .
at Gladstone unauiauqua juij i. j.
organization will give Its four-thousandth
concert, with the same Identical
personnel which started on a "barn
storming" trip out of Chicago IS years
ago. The quartet of artists, instru-
. ! AM,s vacaI rnnalsts of D. F.
Thomas, G. T. Henry, J. W. Turner and
C H. Dixon.
The Interesting news that the Glad-
.nnaaranc will make a total Of
exactly 5000 concerts was received by
Secretary .cross yesieraay irom ino
manager of the club, now playing in
. xrt4iA Was! en route to the Coast.
The club has traveled altogether
400,009 miles to meet engagemeaia.
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS OV TITLE.
PROMPT SERVICE t reasonable prices.
Pactio Title Trust Co., 1 Cha. ot Com.
AtlOKDHJSi iLKATlfiG.
K. STEFUAN Hemstitching aud scalloping,
accord aiae pleat, buttons cowered, goous
sponged; mall ord-are. ooo A.aer. M- Woi2.
AMI WC.E turnilure restored. 421 Haw
thorne ave. Wet) Glazier, cabinetmaker,
phone East 3041.
AHf MA 1 i IttsJS VVOKKS.
ONLY ecieniilica.iy tnorough renovating In
the city. Advise ua. East 87U.
AaSAXEita A1 AhALxSl'S.
GILBERT at xlALL, successor Wells
tiutf to ttli Couca blag., loi Ain. M. '
Co.,
16u.
MO.VTA.NA ASSAY OU'rUCE Laboratory
and ore-testing works. lUs 3d St.
AliOiOiExS.
1 R. GREENFIELD Guueral practice, ao
'sixacts, contracts, coliateriai. etc consul
tation free. M offices, lui. Ion, iOt( caw
ing blag. Mam 4VJA. open evening.
WM. U. LAEORC.S.
Counseilor-at-iaw, aji sailing Plug.
CARPET TrtKAVlAU.
NORTHWE&X HbU CO. Rues Irom old car
pets. ra ruga. 1SS East Bin. Botn phones.
CELLLLOLU xHiX'l'UKB, MAlOfa.
THE WWUi-auUsuN COMPAQ i
! otn st pnones Main 31 and A 1.434.
CtllKOPQDlaXd.
William. Ksteile ana William. Jr.. Deveuy.
m only scieuunt cniiopoaisis la tne city,
parlors, auK Uerunger uiug., si. W. cor.
2d and Aider. Jfnone Mam lSuL
CHIROPODY and pedicuring.
Hili. Offices. Elieuner blag.
Mr M. D.
Main 8473.
Dr. and Mrs. r etcaer.
palnleas chiroDoeUata,
ilain avis. A oi-tf-
over tne tLaxei woou-
cmaoPitAciic
PHYSICIANS.
DR. M'MAHO.N. 121 4ti aud Sits Williams
eve, Lauy attendants uom
.n.imeniM. aru. Main aUi. bast ti&iB.
DR MARIE C. liAUlt. cmropractic neuro
uatn. ous Rothcnild Blug. -llaraball aia.
CLKAM1XU AJM riiKtSlU.
Uitiibo bUlXa tor rent; wo press one suit
eacn wees. lor i.oo per iuouui.
UlQCii TA11AI141NU CO.,
109 Stark sc. tret. 6 in and 6 til. Mala il.
COAL ANU WOO".
KNIGHT coal iias no equal, a clean, hard,
(juick-nriiig, luug-enduruig C tan coal. Ai-
uiua r uei co., soie mw.
COLLECTIONS.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. Adopt
bttort iletnods." onorl Adjustment ca.
kl'U N. W. Bank blag. Main
COLLECTION AGEXCY.
KEIH & CO., Worcester bldg.
Main 17SW.
rO collections, no cnasc"
R. MHvTycoraa2-att Hawthorn, ave.
...wt wr-.i.-vTe
v mnv WlkKR8.
aiayir.onw.-d and Columbia.
ALIO AJM At;uua . .
DUBRU1LLE BUGGY TOP CO- WO 2d at,
n-AUADtl E KITPPf.TKH.
BALLOU & WKIUri'l', 7th and Oak sta.
- c.TT.a
PACU1C TENT A AWN- CO.. 1-i M. lt t-
. . .- , i. i. ei. ST HOME.
lUUUilus mi.i. T,.r7. iiiaels.
Baggage at omnibu. Xransier. Park uavia.
HW V I.K.-v MOTOKCXCLES A BCFs-LlKS.
BALLOU WRIGHT. th ana oaa sta.
niuuu' daui-u .
Royal Bakery Com., inc. 11th and "fft
a -BATil ma
HENRY W1.1.N HARD, lath and Burn.lde.
CASCAKA BAKE AND GRAPE ROOT.
nwa, ll rrwo.iA o.
CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER.
F. T. CROWE CO.. 45 Fourth Street.
turrsr-n. i -
CLOSSET A- DEVERS, 1-11 N. ront .t.
...... wria AX.Tk Ufir'ICia.
riKY
FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO, 207 Ash St.
F1KCIKICAL SUPPLIES.
Btubbs Electric Co. oth and Pins sts.
EGG FUTURE IS BLUE
75,000 Empty Cases Sent to
China From Portland.
MORE SENT FROM NORTH
Sew Zealand, Too, Will Begin Ship
ment to Pacific' Coast to Sup
plement New Flood
From Celestials.
cinA rAnci-AM nut ef?8TS on the free
list, 10.000 cases of Chinese egga have
been brougrht to romana auu "
storage.
t. i- Unnwn how many still re
main, but egg dealers assert less than
half could be found there. As no rec
ord of Chinese eg-grs snipped out. oi
Portland exists. 6000 cases or more
have rone into local consumption,
mk. fi.ot rpi-fl fr.ru were In December,
continuing; largre until mid-April, 8521
cases passing through the local Cus-tom-House.
In addition, about three
carloads of Chinese eggs were bought
In Seattle and shipped nere.
rv.iA,a Am run be found In
retail stores, and, if any are sold there,
the business probably la not done
openly. It is understood that mast busi
ness done In this line Is with cheaper
restaurants, hotels ana witmeo.
Chinese eggs Dring o to o
or 16 H to 20 cents a dozen, against
a quantity price of 25 and 26 cents
for best Oregon egga
The restaurant man or baker con
.1.1 - i-i. A n.ir attractive, and. where
B1UCI B ww - . - .
he has no prejudice, will take Chinese
in preference to native egga.
rr-i, i- vp th Chinese eggs have
taken the place of Eastern storage
eggs. ,
Oregon is producing mou 65
ly and might have turned out enough
this season for current and storage
uses.
let In foreign markets and the Influx
of Chinese eggs has preventeu vm..
farmers from making what wouia raw
i v-ttor nrnflt. Egg prices.
during flush production In Oregon,
ruled somewhat lower man wnu
. lot in. Now the con
sumer Is getting no benefit whatever
from free traae. as uiesun
. : i iv. - eamA rtricn as when only
BUI11I1S 1 .
Oregon eggs were on the market.
Importers are preparing l
r-rhinan ees to the Pacific
Coast next Winter than last
About 75.000 empty egg cases already
have been shipped from Portland, in
cluding the 10.000 returned with eggs,
and probably more sent by box manu
facturers on Grays Harbor and Puget
Sound.
Some Chinese eggs are still coming
across, but not many, as It Is the
wrong season. An 800-case lot has
been received at Vancouver, B. C
ni.i AAlnnrl ee-firs also
will be coming to Portland, arriving
here In October, govern oer ana io
cember. These eegs will sell much
ymn tiiA fiiinAflA article, but. as
domestic markets will be high then. It
is believed they can compete wim anu
undersell the Winter Oregon eggs, to
the loss of the Oregon producer.
New West I4nn Postofflc Busy,
OREGON CTTY, Or Jul .(Spe
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DAJSXLNU.
PBOF. WAL WILSON dancing school; waits,
one-step, two-step, acnottische, hesitation
waltx, stage, dancing; lessons, 25c; every
morning, afternoon, evening; guarantee to
tach anybody who walks how to dance.
85 i4 Bin. bet. Stark and Oak. Main JM7.
Whiting -Ireiand Dancing Academy, Allaky
bldg. ad and Morrison; modern and stage
dancing taught daliy. Phone Main 801b.
MR. and Mrs. Heath'a academy; dancing
taugbt In all its branchea; class Frl. eye.
8 to 10. iSlVi Morrison, cor. ad. Mar. Bio.
DENTISTS.
DR A. W. KKli.NE. Majestic Tueater bldg..
151 Ik Washington at. Marshall 180a. -
KLE. EAlt. 06jK AND THUOAT.
ireatmenta by specialists; glasses d tied. Dr.
i casaeaay. Sli Iwtam bl. vld & Wasn.
ELECTKIO MOXOita.
MOTORS, generators bought sold, rented
and repaied. We do ail ainus of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
H. M. H Kiectrio Co., ai ut su ivorlu.
Faoaa Main uiu.
WE BUI', sell, rent and exchange new and
second-nand motors; repair woik spe
cialty. Western iilectriu Works. 21 otn.
FOODitV A1 MACHLNg W'OBKfl.
1-HOJiMJt iron Works. Jblast M M '
tnorue. oenerai maenme a"
KODAKS.
.KODAKS aud Al.1. sUr-fl-liia;, v")An
printing anu emi -
14AM CO.. 34o Wasaingtou st.
MACIUN H.HX.
Engine, boU.rs. wwimlis bougnt,
eitcnangeu. i up . .
41JSESOt8EJICli.
HAlaT- MSSSENGBit CO., motorcycles and
bicycles, rnoae aiaia o. "
MUSICAL.
kuil. IHlEuUynA. violin teacber; pupil
H-MIU .Ar7rr 1 1.1,... A alriii Miir. 1bi
Mur k. -V J! lieuue
N AT li KOVATMiC fMatUClANS.
fiR PMlLLirb. specialist in paralysis, ner
DR. rti'f 'j. '.Ji ..til OreKulilan bids.
VOUS cnroum .j" -
Oi-TICIAN
A FIGHT on high prices.
W ny pay so to aro tor a
liair ot glasses when 1 can
... a.,-...,. va with firttL-
Huallty leu-ea, gold-Wled Irames, as low
as si.our ooouinau, xva. monisoi -uringe.
Satisiaction guaranteed.
Q8TKOPATHIC fHYSlCXANB.
Dr. K. 13. Jiorthrup, auo Morgan Oldg., cor.
JBroadway ana w aBiiiua ion n -pnone
Main a-lU; residence, iiast 102S.
f ATEJiT ATTOHJiJjya.
ius Chamber of Commerce, roruano, or.
ma Victor Ulog.. WaoUington. D. C.
res.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
Alber. Bros. Milling Co., J) ront and Marshall
H. M. HOUSER, Board of Trad, bldg.
' gboceuLeh.
WADHAM3 & CO.. oa-.S 4th St.
HAIR GOODS.
DIAMOND HAIR WORKS,
WHOLESALE, 804-4 PANAMA BLDG.
PORTLAND HAIR GOODS CO
WHOLESALE ONLi'. 411 DEKUM BLDQ.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANKAUEKK HAT CO., oa-6arontBt.
" HIDES, PELTS, WOOL AND i'UKS.
KAHN BKOd, lwl Front .t.
UtON WOKK.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
Bast End of Burnsid. Bridge,
STEEL STRUCTURAL PLANT.
FOUNDRY.
ALL ARCHITECTURAL IRON,
CASTINGS,
STEEL BRIDGES ROOF TRUSSES.
Carry Complete Stock of
STEEL BEAMS AND ANGLES. .
CHANNEL PLATES,
TEES.
LEATHEM AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MAST1CK CO.. 74 Front; leather
or every description, taps, mfg. findings.
LLVIE, CEMENT, PLASTER, METAL LATH.
The J. McCraken Co., 1114 Board of Trade,
Sales agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime.
. ... . IV , 1 M ATH I'ERT.
F. B. mallorV & CO.. ai Pine St.
Columbia Neckwear 'Mfg. Co, 8a Filth at.
...... .. .. Vl'l-lfUTl H
cial.) The first day's business at the
new West Linn postoffice brought Into
the treasury of the department J 4.10
and several hundred letters were
mailed Wednesday. George Horton,
formerly postmaster of the Oregon
City office, is the first Federal official
of the new town. Mall Is handled
through the Oregon City office at
present.
HOME BURNED; NO WATER
Independence Scene of Destruction
When Pipe ValTO Breaks.
INDEPENDENCE, Or, July 1. (Spe
cial.) Inability to get water Monday
night caused the complete destruction
by fire of the home of I. H. Robinson
in the southern part of the city. Every
thing was dry, and the fire, . which
started in the kitchen from some un
known cause, soon ate Its way to -the
front of the house. -
The fire alarm wich is sounded from
the telephone office, was not sounded
for 15 minutes after it had been sent
In, and when the department arrived at
the scene of the fire It was unable to
get water. In turning on the hydrant,
when no water came the hydrant man
kept turning, and tore out the valve
In the pipe.
It was impossible to get this fixed,
so when the power was turned on at
the plant they could not raise enough
pressure to throw a stream 10 feet.
The total lesss was about $2000, with
Insurance or about $1000.
Portlana Man Is Honored.
AXiBANT, Or, July 1. (Special)
Ray W. Kesl, of Portland, has been ap
pointed department adjutant of the
United Spanish War Veterons of Ore
gon by Frank C. Stellmacher, of this
city, who was chosen grand commander
of the state organization of the vet
erans In the state convention at Salem
last week. Grand Commander Stell
macher also has appointed William V.
Portland's Building Directory
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Attorneys. ,
DUNTWAT. RALPH K. Main 1&S0. .B29-5S1
Insurance.
VINCENT. S. D. & CO. Mam IS4 SIS
KEASEY. DORH& "c'of'Maln 1189.. .288
Board of Trade Building
BEACH. SIMON NELSON. 'Main 8128.. 709
Brokers, Stocks, Bonds and Grain.
OVEKBECK & COOKE CO.
A 633L Main 8942 216-21U
Real Estate.
BARRETT BROS Main 6498. .802
WALLER," FRANK L. Main 8298 1015
'Lewis Building
Bonds. Stocks, Grain and Cotton.
WILSON? J. OA CO. A 4187. Mar. 8858
Builders and Real Estate.
SUMMERS, W. J. Marshall 8781 30S-808
Consul tins Engineers.
L0CTUS, W. W. MarBhall 884 81-17
Selling Building
Prescription Drarsteto.
NAU, FRANK. Main 721, A 2721. .Gd. fir.
Plana Wholesalers,
HOLT. E. H., PIANO CO. M. 1995 207-8
Mortgage Loans.
BAIN, JOHN. A 7442. Main 6021 807
Real Estate.
BAT CITT LAND CO. M. 1116. .. .701-702
Wilcox Building
Optician. Optometrist.
KOLLE, DR. P. W. M. 4188, A 7886.708-707
PnbUe Utility Specialist.
FOBHAT. WILBUR B. Main 6278. ...1014
Real Estate.
B, Pi FALMER-JONK3 CO, Mala 6881.404
VATEKT ATTOBXEYS.
PATENTS procured by J. !
U. S Patent Ontice. S3 1.
Mock, late ot
W. Bank Bldg.
R. C WRIGHT 1 years- practice U. b.
and foreign patents. oo Dekum bldg.
f j GEIaLER. Atty-at-Law. 60a Henry.
' Wm. C. Scnmltt, Eng.' and Draftsman.
flPJfi.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
ortlce near 2th and york sts. Main Maa.
HCBBEitrBTAMPa. SEALS.- .BRASS BIO'S-
. ot, w-r ami un H Iv S.
231 Watsh. st. Pnone Main 710 and A 2710.
bEWLNO MACMLVES.
SEWIiNG machines, new, iu up; used ma
chines U up; renting ana repairing Main
U-kiii, Sewing Macnine miiporiuin, i!M ea.
bee laannni ana Taylor.
SEWLNO Machine Exchange; new and used
machines Irom ga up; rents and repairing.
2bl lainhlli. bet. 2d and no. main o-
allOWCASE. BAMiSSlOltH AlAltiBES.
MARBHALJL MFO. CO., 10th and Flanders
Vw and oid wlnuow display ana binet
work.
cTvvnr.KAPHV.
SHORTHAND, McSwan s system, mastered
in leas than eignt weeks;, system now
meeting wiln uuu.ualU.ea success la M
iorkT private tuiuon. Apply Ore
gon tan.
BIOUAGE A.M TBAKSEEK
C. O PICK Transfer & Storage Co. Offices
and commodious 4-swry brick warehouse,
feparale iron room, and nreproot vault,
for valuables, IS. W. cor. 2d ana Pin. sta.
Pianos and iurniture moved and Pd
fo"nipment, special rate, maue on gooas
IS our tnrougb cars to ail aomestio ana
toreign porta. Main A iUo.
OLS EN-ROE TRANSBER CO.
New nreproot warehouse with separate
r0omi vV move ana paca housenold
EOOU.na pianos and sn.p at reduced
fates? iuto van. and team, lor moving
iorwwdg and distributing Menta. Free
Package, oftice ana warehouse, loth and
u,i its. Main 04i. a uw.
MANN1NNG WAKUMOUSE THAAB n,rc
Piano, and housenold goods moved,
palkea and snlppeo. Reduced freig ht rate
Su household goou. to and It " f"u
Thromn car service. lam .08, A aui.
5REGON TRANSFER CO., UU -
Vor lth Telephone Mam dtt or A
Wa own 'and operate two large class A
WahS.ir on terminal tracan. Lowest
insurance rate. In the city.
MAOISON-SX. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
oaice, led Madison; general
iurniture and machinery storage, transter
Ind turwaiding agents. Phone Main iQMl..
VET'EKINAKV COLLEGES.
: F VKTER1-NAR COLLEGE begins Sept.
14. No profession oiler, equal oppor
tunity. Catalogue free, a Keane. Presl
nent. 1818 Market .t.. San Francisco.-
,rIT T IVfltV
BRADS HAW BROS., Morrison and Tth .ta
ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIKK.
Portlana W ire Ac Iron Wks., 2d and Columbia.
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER.
PIONEER PAINT CO, lotf Flr.t st.
W. P. FULLER A CO.. lUth and Davis.
PIPE, PIPE ilTTlNUS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLI.nE, 04-ad Front su
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. lvLiNE, 84-B6 Front .t.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTES & CO, 1st and Oak ata,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVERD1MG & FARKELL, 140 Front St.
HOPE AND BINDER TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co, 14th and r.ortnrup.
SAND AND GKAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO., toot ot Ankeny.
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS.
W. T. FULLER CO.. 12th and Pavla.
" SAWMILL MACIUNEBI.
PORTLAND iron Works, 14th and Northrup.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. -COLUMBIA
SUPPLY CO, 08 Front .t.
' a V BT Wa DITI.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO, 280 2d St.
WHOLESALE JEWELERS I ; OPTICIANS.
BUTTBRFIELD BROS, MOHAWK. BLDG.
Portland Wire & iron Wks, 2d and Columbia.
Merrill, of Albany, as department quar
termaster and A. W. - McLaughlin, of
Eugene, as chief of staff for the year.
The Netherlands last year exported toods
valued at $87,299,984.
FLORISTS.
FUNKKAI FLOWERS AT LOWEST PKICH3
Beautiful wreaths, pillows and special de
signs at prices extremely low; casket
sprays as tow at $1.60. Lubliner. florists.
OO aiUITlPUII oi-., J. v-va .
vi a r TIN & FORBES CO., florlata, 847
Washington. Main 269, A 126S. Flo
lor an occasions n.uwi -
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP, 2d and Alder.
Designs ana sprays. maisnan
MAX M. SMITH. Mala 721S, A S12L Sell
Ins bide.
FUNERAL 1HKECTOBT.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading ro
neral director. 20 Third street, corner Sal
mon. Lady assistant. A 151L Malm ibl.
DUNNING M'INTEE. funeral directors,
7th and Pine. Phone Main 4S0. Lady at-
Irndant. On ice ot conniy wiroucr,
a in-wivi: ivn.
East Side" Fun era! Directors. 414 East
Alder et. i:at og. is o-o.
. ...r..T.-u iTvn&'RT iktvh roupANT.Sd
and Clay. Main 4153. A 2ML Lady attendant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIEH
67 GRAND AVE, N
Between Davis and Everett.
Phonea East 143, B 2S1S. Open Day
and Nisht.
Report all cases of cruelty to this office.
Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse
ambulance for sick or disabled animals
at a moment's notice. Any one de
siring a pet may communicate with ua.
CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT SCOTT PARK.
Containing S3S Acres.
Pert land's Only Modem
Perpetual-Care Cemetery
Refined, Pleasing Sendee,
Complete Perfect Equipment,
Prices and Terms Reasonable,
Both Telephone.
j a 2 a
A frnrnavtL
GRAHAM. SIDNEY J. Main 493 1319-13 J J
JOHNS. CHAS. A. Main 838. .....1306-1808
KIMBALL. HENRY M. Mar. 630 94
MALARKET, SEAJJROOK &
DIBBLE. Main 1B0L A 6212. ..1500-1B0S
RIDDELL. H. H. Main 86B. ...... ....
STOTT A COLLIER. Marshall B078. .608-610
Billiard Hall.
M'CREDIB BILLARDS 8econd floor
Real Estate.
METCALF. LTLE a Marshall 2482.... 810
RAINET. J. G. Marshall 8177.. 1804
WAGGONER. GEO. E. -OOO
SLAUSON, A. B- Main S444 1011
Stenographers.
IfNAGHTON. AGNES PARSONS.M.4466 904
Yeon Building
srcn7?t-I
gllSSSJI Oil
TJTTTT f 11TH AND MORRISON
nCiIl-J.Os MAIN 1 and A 1X22
TONIGHT. 8:13 ALL WEEK
Special Price Matinee Saturday. July 4
WM. HODGE
In the Comedy drama .
"THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS.
Evening Lower floor, 10 rows. 2.00: 12
rows. 1.60; bal.. 1.0O. 75c 60c. Satur
day matinee Lower floor, 10 rows,
8L60; 12 rows. I; haU 73c. BOo.
7 NEXT SUNDAY
Continuous 13 (noon) to 12 P. M.
Wm. Farnum In Rex Beach's
POWERFUL MOTION PLAY
"THE SPOILERS"
Will Be Town Talk.
POPULAR PRICES
12 o'clock (noon) to 6 P. M.
Lower Floor 20c, Balcony lOo
6 P. M. until 11 P.M.
Lower Floor 30a, Balcony 20c
Matinee Dally. Phones Mala and A 1M
L1ANE CARRERA. Anna Held's Dattghter
JOHN AND MAE BURKS
BURNS & FULTON
BRITT WOOD
PRINCE LAI MON KIM
CLAUDE RANF
Added Attraction,
M. and MME CORRADINI'3 MENAGERIE
Three Shows Daily, 1:86. I'M.
COOI.EST PLACE IN TOWN,
MATINEE
FIVE VIOLIN BEAUTIES
GRANT (IARDKR
KKIVPORT A ST1KK
OXTORD TRIO
EVKIiY
UAV
lOc
KAT1NIE DAICt' S30
"The Mikado." Mile. Alia Zandoff. Charles
Kenna, Los Angeles Ad Club lour. Mile
Leona Guerney. Kalnowskl Bros.. 1'antaKe
scope. Orchestra. Boxes and balcony seats
reserved, phouee. Main 4SS6. A 2236.
Id O aks
Portland's Great Amusement Park
Complete Change of Programme.
Band Concerts at 2:30 and 8:80.
Hawaiian Troubadours afternoon and
night. .
AI and Jennie Dnnstan, melodious
mimics.
Bell and Van, who'll males you
scream from start to finish. ,
Motion Pictures.
Vaudeville at 4 and 10 P. M.
Wet or shine In the open-air covered
amphitheater.
ALL PERFORMANCES FREE.
Cars at First and Alder. Launches
Morrison Bridge.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
VENICE
VS.
PORTLAND
JUNE 30, JULY 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Games begin weekdays at 3 P. M.;
Sundays, 2:30 P. M.
Ladies' Days Wednesday and Friday
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House, 164-8 1st St.
Ladle suits, hats, etc Sale at 2 P. M.
J. T. Wilson.
At Baker's auction house, 166-168 Park
St. Fpurnlture, etc Sale at 10 A M.
BORN.
MORDEN To Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Morden,
of Mosier, Or., June 29, a daughter.
DTT7TJ.
WHARFIELD In this city, July 1. at her
late residence, 85 E. 78th st. N., Gertrude
M. Wharfleld, wife of Arthur A. Whar
fleld, mother of Dorothy M. and Marjory
C. Wharfleld and sister of F. L. Howard,
of this city. The remains are at the res
idence establishment of J. P. Flnley
Son, Montgomery at Bth. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
HAHN June 30. at 900 Mllwaukie St., Mrs.
Helen M nann, oeiovea momer v.
Nicholas P. Hahn, of Twin Falls. Idaho;
Elisabeth and Peter Hahn. of Portland.
Funeral announcement later.
MEETING NOTICES.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114.
A. F. AND A M. Stated com
munication this (Thursday) even
ing at 8 o'clock. Masonic Temple,
last stated communication of la-
.ii c.mmA, vafritttnn.
Vlsitine brethren always welcome. By order
W. M FRED L. OLSON. Secretary.
. . OREGON COMMANDER Y,
wrzr K. T. Parlors open every
JLA'1 Thursday trom and after 7
Masons welcome and Sir
Knights requested to make
use ot parlors.
IT. A. VAAiunA, x v.
SUNNYSIDE LODGE, TJ. D.,
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication tonight (Thursday).
July 2, 7:30, E. 84th and Yam
hill sts. Work In E. A degree.
By order of W. M.
E. M. LANCE, Sec
KENTON LODGE. NO. 181, A,
F. AND A. M. Stated commu
nication this (Thursday) evening,
7:30. E. A. degree.
W. T. LINLER. Secretary.
UNITED AKTlSAJNa uregoa awwiuui,
No. I. and Multnomah Assembly, No. 6, will
- 4lfr Inatallaflnn nf nfflcerS at Arti-
san Hall, Selling-Hirsch building, 10th and
Washington sta., Thursday evening, July 2.
GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 28,
I O. O. F., meets Thursday eve. In Orient
Hall at 8 o'clock. Royal Purple degree or
Patriots welcome. C. C. STARR, Scribe.
PICNIC Masons and thlr friends are ln
Tlted to attend a Fourth of July picnic at
Bonneville. Train leaves 9 A. M.. returning
8-30 P. M. Adults. $1; children. 50c
EASTERN STAR BOARD OF RELIEF.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
ALBIN In this city, July 1, Agnes Vadnais
Albln, aged 39 years, wife et E. M. Alliln,
of 406 E. Blst st. N., and mother of Mil
ton and Anna Marie Albln; daughter of
Mrs Margaret Vadnais, and sister of Car
olyn V. Crawford, Elizabeth McKern,
Annie Hocklnson, William P. Vadnais, L
O Vadnais. E. Vadnais. W. Vadnais, and
trie late Charles Vadnais. The funeral
services will be held Friday. July 8, at
9-30 A M at St. Rose Church, corner of
E 64th stl, and Alameda drive. Friends
invited. Interment at Rose City Cemetery.
THIS IS ONE SNAP.
Nice, neat, clean, little restaurant, cheap
rent, only one in the best suburb of
Portland, lust the place for man and wife;
ought to make the price of it on 4th.
Price Just what the furniture la worth
second-banded. Investigate Marshall 5723,
A 4940. Black. S89 Wash, st
WOOD At her home, 1626 E. 7th et June
80 Mrs Lydla Ann Wood, aged 80 years
4 months 15 days. Friends Invited to at
tend funeral services, which will be held
at Holman's Funeral Parlors at 2 P. M.
tomorrow (Friday'). July 8. Interment
una nt? Cemetery.
ERCH July 1, Anthony Erch, aged 28 years.
beloved oroiner oi aii;u. "'V"
will take place from Dunning A McEntee s
chapel today (Wednesday), at I P M.
Services at St. Patrick's Church. 1:30 P. M.
Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
PORCO In this city, July L Carolina Poroo,
late of 865 Water St. The funeral service
will be held today (Thursday), July .2 at
3 o'clock P. M., at St. Michael's Church,
4th and Mill. Friends Invited. Interment
at Kit, calvary
GOES B W Matlna Uailr.
SO
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Dally and bunaay.
per line.
u time "
baute ad two consecutive Usaea JJe
bame ad three euosevuUve uuses awe
bame ad kix r seven cousetuuvs Usaas
In above rales apply w auverUsexaeaia
under "New louay" aud all eiuar tlssallKa
Uub, except tbs lolluwlug:
bituaUuua Hauled Jaale.
bittuuiuna ) aated tiiiala,
jror slent, Itooina. Privats Famiilr.
Koonia aud Hoard. Private Jrajuiios.
jiate m the aoote viaaauicauuus is 7
centa a iiue eaco invertion.
nea inie SMiveruaeiueiii ia not run la cea
ecutive iaauea tue um-udu rale appUea.
bix average woroa cvua4 as east iias ea
ie. uuu t liaca.
On "charge" advertisements charge will
be based on the ntuuner ot lines appearUis
in (lie paper, regaruleaa ot trie number at
wards la each Hue, Minunum coarae, two
lines.
A no Oregonlan will accept clasalfled ad
verUaejiienta over tne tclepboae, providing
the advertiser ia a subscriber to either piiwua.
Ne price will be quoted ever Uu yumam,
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promptuesa f payment of telepnoas edver
tiaeiuenta, situations Wanled and 1'eivenal
advertlaemente will not be accepted ever tbe
lelepnoue. Orders lor one insertion eaiy wlil
be accepted for "furniture lot eale," "ituai
nees uppoituuiUes," "atounuug-Atvuaee" aud
"VV anted to iUsul."
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er aaaume responsibility fer errors wucuruig
in telepuoned advertiacmenta.
Advertisements to receive prompt classifi
cation mubt be in Tbe Orcgoulaa office be
fore 10 o'clock at night, except Saturday.
Ctealng hour lor 1 ua Sunday Oregoaien will
be b e'eiock baluruay nixUt. Ibe etiive will
be epea uutU 10 o'clock P. a, as usual, and
all ada received lee late for proper ciiaill
catlun will be run under beanlng Xee i-ais
to classify.
Tbe Oregonuui will net be responsible foi
more than one Incorrect insertion ef any
advertisement offered fur more tbaa eae
time.
NEW TODAY.
ATTENTION
FACTORY
OWNERS
"We own some very desirable
factory sites with trackage and
waterfront. We can locate you
either on the Linnton Road or on
the Peninsula.
To responsible manufacturers
with a bona fide pay roll, we have
a most attractive proposition to
offer. It will pay you to investi
gate. Empire Investment Co., Ice.
401-7 B0AED OF TRADE BLDQ.
Auction 2d
TODAY AT 2 P. M.
The Swire Furniture Store will
sell their entire stock of stoves,
ranees, dressers, extension tables,
chairs, rockers, carpets, rugs, linole
um, cooking utensils, etc., at 2 P. M.
sharp at 235 Front, corner Main.
Regular Sale Days
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
MORTGAGE LOANS
nv IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
We loan our own funds and money Is
avallnble within 24 hours oner receipt
of abstract. 6Vi. and T per cent
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-8 Northwester Bank Bldg.
First Mortgage Loans
Money to Any Amount la Our Possea
aion for Immediate I'se, 6 or 7V
According; to security.
FIELDS A HONEVMAX,
1218-1223 Yeon Bldg-. Main 1002.
BUSINFSS SWOPrRTY ANOCI-OSFIN W:3IDCNCri
S-EDWARD LGOUDPf 7
lslOKTr-IWE.iaTE.HN BANn tiUH-DiMss
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Money at Current Rates.
FARM A.D CITY LOANS,
80 Fourth St., Board of Trade Bids;.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
And Amount at Current Kates,
JOHN E. CR0NAN
903 Spalding; Bids;. Portland. Or.
Loans on Real Estate
Contracts and Mortgages Bought.
HARDING A TITTLE,
313 Chamber of Commerce.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
BECK. William G., 81-81 Ksiinns; d.
BENEDICT BROS. (Burrell Heights , 830
Hawthorne ave., eor. 81st. Tabor '
PALMER-JONES CO., H. P., 0-40-40
JenVnlngXA1C& Main 188. 209 Orsgonlan.
REAL ESTATE.
lor Sale Lola.
BEAUTIFUL. BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE.
60 acres, 45 level, tillable, rich aoll, fine
section of country, running stream, school,
houss. barn, etc; 13600; 360 cash. 10
years on balance.
BECKER, t!5 Lumber Exchange.
Aiarsuau
TERRIBLE, MARVELOUS SACRIFICE
OFFER.
S acres, nicely Improved, miles Port
land Courthouse, Wnt 6ldo. 6 cents tars,
U minutes' ride. 6tt0; half cash; easily
worth JS0O0.
BECKER, Jt Lumber Exchange.
Marshall 1S45.
OWNER will sacrifice choice lot In Laurel
hurst; terms. Phone Main 150. 907 b'pald
Ing bldg.
FORECLOSURE.
Between now and Saturday the first
oarty to hand me 1850 cash gets lots 4
and 6. block 152. Rose City Park. These
two lots are worth at least 11200 to 15uO.
TABOR 6224.
15 DOWN.
and SI per week, including interest, will
buy lot 60x100 in restricted district, ce
ment walks; price 4;- T
GODDARD WIELTRICK,
243 Stark Street-U-ACRE-tract
on the West Side; Sc tars;
16 minutes car ride; best value In the
city for 330; $10 down. 5 per month.
Al. Ul. lee, u vio.v
"oniiTi.lvn HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
Homes and homesites. all parts of port
land Heights; pleaeed to show you.
Marshal! 482T. BROOKE. A 83.
BIGGEST bargain In the city, 86x108. 2
blocks Md and Washington, 4000. H cash.
Erickson. 845 H Washington st.
WESTMORELAND lot at 40 per cent less
than list price; line building lot; all lm-
provements in. e ot, i.-s""'""
BEST buy in Irvington: fine home site; 60s
100; prloe 1600; 10 per cent discount tor
cash Phone Main 871.
100x100.
Fine apartment site; S. W. corner 12th
d Hall sts, Oiraw, P 81. pregonlan, .
and
REAL FSTATE.
For Self llra.h freoerty.
BAYOTEAN snap; Int 2 In block 44, enrner
60x100 hartisurface In and paid. 1 M''
to ocean, fine view; a real liig sua?;
worth l2ii(; now ;;75.
ZADUW ALEXANDFn.
414 Corbett Mrtg. A 14 lb. Marshall 2.
NEW modern cll". on bach trout, evr
looking ocean, uesr Gearliart; at see
ririce. Mr. Wells, slain ;0.
FOR PAI.E New 7-room h.tuie. u5 hmtb
Board Walk. Apply premises or box 1
Ssaide, Or.
EliiilT hiiillful lots. Kaoresn Laauh,
$v0. Term. 3?l Worcester lulg.
Fer bale liounea.
feNAP .'71U TEKilS.
107
SCIIHTLER.
Btrlrtly modern 6-room bungalow, brand
new. with sleeping porch. oak f.oor.
waterproof concrete bsseruent and floor,
all necessary bulll-ln ffaturas. iirep.ao.
large attic, harJ surlace sta.. s""';
everything in a most compete home; lot
60X1U0, 2 blocks bandy buuievarO.
OWNER, 107T 8CHUILER.
Rose City ears to Soto, tbsa 2 blocks
north.
SACRIFICE.
I will sell my alee aew home te seme
responsible party lor less lliaa H cost.
Terms to suit your pockalbooa. as 1 mast
atsuiutly sell and will ! someone a
real barfiiin. Is In a good neighborhood
and a hifch-clans home lu evei respci.
Call at 115 eon bldg. lor price aud
locution.
NEW 7-room house, double coualruulea.
furnished sleeping porch, full cnunt
basement, all material and workmanship
first-clais. extra larse east front lot, a.t
improvements pld, large, broad port h and
alisolutelv Hie Until view In the cll ; co'l
owner Jis.'io will scrifle for $.hhi if
you can pay half cart. This la on tbe Wtil
bldt, 0 nnnulfi' walk; ii csrllnes. tieo. i..
Msir. Hallaajr Exchange. Marsba.l
2i74.
GO AT ONCE.
$00 DOWN.
4 rooms and bath; complete plumb
Inn, electric fixture, corner lol, sew-r.
cement waiks; balance of $ls.-u at J
a month, inclrnnng intert'l. .ill r.itu
ave., nar l.llwo)tl rsr ta mile a'anr
than sllvvoo.l). I.mhiop, Ahlngion '!' tt-
TI1AT VACANT LOT.
WHY NUT Tlh.N A HI KI'l-lS INTO
INi'UMtr WE WILL. KIHM-11 I II
. MUNEV. nV!Ll Al'AKTMENIc. Kll
'lr:N(.E OK ANYTHING. I'uANl iKfci:;
WE AUK iiKM'UNulril.E. W 1? KNo
HOW. TALK. WITH Ul II CLIKNTX. btli
OLlt Wulih.. WILL GIVE HO.M'K.
L. K. BAILEY CO.. l U.N'I 1. Ai. TIN'J
AUrmUH lS, li.'t AIMNi.TON I'l-l"'-
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.1.
1. A moueltl 0-room Ounsalow, lei
than I year old, und In fnsi-cmae cou
dluon; 2 blocks Irom llawihorns ae.
Price, .J0o, tortnt.
2. A modern tt-room bungalow, en a
large lot, hard-surface slreet. resr STlli,
Hawthorne ilmlrict. Price, I2TUO. Will
take lot as first pavment.
J. L. KAKNul'P, ly- Lx.'hsngeblng.
CO AT ONt'li! E 22T bT.
ONLY $100 tHlW N
New buua'ow. A rooms. bath. beat
f lutiibing, conipli'te ; celliant biiemenl.
Ireplaca. all walia lintr-1. eut trie Iixtuioa,
douuio coiia;rucinn ; hfilwood ar to JI..I"
old ave.. H blucka eaal. (a Pule nearer
than fc-ollttooil), balance of i-'.'iUU ouiy 41
pT moiilli. .M.'t Al-inslnii bloK
$L'1H) LA DO ADDITION $.'t.
N-w o-room nioueru houe; 4 l ,.lroomis
sleeping porch, ilen and bi eakteM -I ooiu.
2 firf iil.nes. oak 'loots, I'uuh kUctin,
lot fiuxlis, worth ia.ou. now 2oo; -'"
down snd $.'0 per mouth. two blocks
to Hawthorne. Why pay rnt?
ZAUOW ALhXAM'EII.
414 Corbelt Hldg. A Ulli. Msralisll P2
NEW 4-HOOM LL'NGALOW.
Xi-iO.
60xlOO-foot lot. 2 blocks from Csnil
Mvd. Small cnali payment down, baiame
$15 per month, including inlerl. Wa.:
nil tinted. Dutcli kltclicn. lake ltnao
City I'aik car lo 72d n.
riEK AI SUN,
GREGORY INVESTMENT COMPANY.
NEW Ul. NG Vl.OW r'NAPH.
IIOMJ CITY 1-AKK DMHUT.
$2.i(jo, new, 5 rooms, $luo cali; onlc
floots, swull fltoplace, flno hullel, full
bar-Hincnt. etc. phone Tsbor Hi'0.
$;0u0, $ioO down, eaay panienla: 7
rooms; very styliih; oak floors, bevel
plate biiftt. flrej.lace. double llvmg
rooin. French mirrors, owner, 'labor Iwoo.
" Ii A WTIIOI1NL" Die'VKlCT.
Ilrand-new b-ruom liouae, corner lot;
bevel plate-Kluis wlnrioua, cut Kaas in
biuret und boukcaau tioois; diuli.e con
structed, btlilOiiiK paper between, it is
a buautv: iiiutu be a.-en to be a reclated.
Call owner and builder, Tabor 543. The
price I dirt cheap and eay letms.
$.'.', DOWN, $i5 month, lticluiilng interest,
buys moduru burmnlow; cenint tasrtnent.
Price $lioO; ."KJxlou lot. TaKa bellwood
car and transfer to end of Errol Heights
line Sunday. Ask for Wlckman et Teelia.
After Sunday call 2H!l Wanliington SU
Main 6'lW; A f-'ii7. Present tlila ad.
6-KoOM modern buriKSlow; oak floor, ftre
place. Dutch kitchen, cement bapemcnt.
cement walk; 'i blocks to car; lot ooxloo;
Ji'oo; tonus like rent. Ask for Mr. Derr.
Main Mil.
WKSTEHN OltEGON TRl'ST CO..
lltm Northwentern Hank lilila.
FOR SALE ON EASY T Eli MS.
Modern 7-room liouio, 4 rooms dnwn
stalrs Slid 8 up; has full cement founda
tion and on a 6oxHio-ft. lot; located on
11th, Irvington dlsirlct; price $jUIU, some
cssrt, balance eaiy ternia.
CALL A N KASEU. 72-4 Yeon bldg. ,
S UKE LY T E R K I B I . E p ACKIEICE.
NON-KES1DENT.
New 6-room plastered house, ground '1
too, Hawthurne car, pries $ltoo, (HOD
cash, worth $2,100.
BECKER, ;' ! Lumber Exchange.
Marshall 1115.
COMPLH.ED TO ItU. for -' pretty b
ruuru anti huth Collage on a.ghtly coiner
lot; modern plumlng. street liard-sur-faced.
ever thine" paid for; one lilock frnm
car and Jefferson High School; reaaouabie
term; mlstit rent. X h'l, orestinian.
$750 BUYS a cottage on the West Hde. Ths
place la new, not yet cnmpitted. It a
good place for a niau to finish at h'S
spare lime. Ready to move into at the
present tune. J5 down, $10 per month.
M. r;. l,e, 0'J coroeii kiuk.
ML ST se ll at on.e new H-rnotn bungaf''.
Koss City Park; cement bakemeni, for
nace: sarden. shrubbery, flowera, tine
lawn; e.ectrlo fixtures, curtslna, drareri;
leaving city- terma. Owner, Oil Last 4ifih
at. phone Tabor 470ft.
NEW 4-room furnished bungalow; lot 4i;
100 on Est 24th, close lo car; a real
nap st $1.''0; $r,0 d-iwn and $15 p-r
month. Why pay rent? .
ZADOW ALEXANDrn.
414 Corbett bldg A 1 411. M r" H a 1 J' -'.
SWELL two-famtlv modern fist. 6 and a
rooms; rental value $io; a snap at $7.."o.
$lon0 flown and $.Ml per month, on Lil
Yamhill at.; walking distance, r-ee own-..
171 B -3d. nesr Belmont, phone East 6ll.
AM broke, need cash, buy my i-iai.i.o
leather furniture tor .1o and I will jos
you the equity In modern bungalow an t
line piano; lawn, roses, fallen, screen.
8 K5, urexonlan.
BARGAIN $1H;5 New. modem, i-rootrt
bungalow, fine corner lot, flstuiaa, tta .
fruit trees, good buy at $ll7.1 and easy
terms. Wood. awn 2tl2. Add. tile Liberty
slreet. .
$500 DOWN psyment. balance aaine as
rent for beautiful new six-room bungalow,
modern In every detail. East Mierman.
near 2th. W. J. bummsis. Sol Lewis
bldg. ;
NEW 4-room furnished bungalow; liinil"!
lot- on electrlo end auto road, :t inioe
city limits: $0o0; $:.Ol will handle. In
quire mi) East Ankeny, cor. ?;th.
a-KOOM houae and lota 10lU.1 feet In
Oak Grove, one block from ear. Ins; price
?, iooo Inquire H. G. starkweather, nejr
tleley Station. Phone Oak Grove H a'-k 17.
HOl't-ES In Inrlngton for two-thirds their
value. C'he!-e location, also lots. Houses
turalshed and unfurnished for rent. Last
-'73. W. H. llerdiiian.
IRVINGTON' bungalow, 4 rooms and sleep
ing porch, den, flreplacea and furnace;
all Improvements In; price f3l; by own
er. Phone East 464 or C HS.
4-KOOM modern bunsalow. .MixloO l"t, on
block from cat: $lr0; li cash. $J0 per
month. Including Interest. Buy from
owner. K 2. oreonlan
$10 DOWN, $S monthly. bu)s lnoxuuv with
new 8-room house: price $i. A, '.
Marstein Main 8517. Tabor 177t. i2
Wilcox Mdz
8 E COIL 10th and Clifton; 7-room house,
'fill apartment-house site. $'"00; terms.
Owner. 2U2 Stock Exch. b.dg.. 3d snd lam
hllL ROSE CITY PARK, swell, new, l-ronm bun
galow, grsnd view; must have glloo down;
big bargain. Owner. R , Oregonlan,
FOR SALE by owner, ;,-room house, corne
lot. Bice lawn, garags, 2 blocks csrjine
price reasonable. Call Wood.awn S.'7.7.
BEAUTIFUL Wsat Side suburban home. $
rooms, modern, lot tvxloO: small payment
down, balance like rent. Phone Main 4.
FIVE-ROOM modern bunsalow at rt.'0 I s
than cost: $0 In ccsh wanted at once.
C 1245. M 8 Multnomah St.
NEWmodern, 6-room bungalow, cheap. $.5
cash, $10 month. Owner. Main fH7e.
IRVINGTON New 7-room house. 2Mb and
Btaoton sts.; bargain. East 119L