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THE MORNING" OREGONIAN. FRIDAY, JULY 10 1914.
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USELESS OFFICIALS
EAT UP CITY TAXES
Economy Keynote of Consoli
dation Scheme for Town
and County Work.
PORTLAND FIRST HELPED
Proposed Measure Would Give Peo
ple Kiglit to Vote on Issue, but, as
State Grows, Many Others in
End Would Be Benefited.
SALEM, Or, July 9. (Special.)
J; con oniy is ths keynote of an argu
ment filed with Secretary of State Ol
cott today for publication In the elec
tlon pamphlet In favor of a constitu
tlonal amendment providing for an
election for voting upon a plan for
the consolidation of counflea containing;
cltfes of more, than 100,000 Inhabitants
with the cities, which was referred by
the last Legislative Assembly.
The argument was prepared by
legislative committee composed of Rob
rt S. Farrell, State Senator, Multno
mah County; Jay H. Upton, Represen
tative. Multnomah County, and C. J.
Forsstrom. Representative, Union
County.
It says:
Portland First Benefited.
"This proposed amendment to the
constitution Is submitted to the voters
of Oregon by the Legislative AssemDiy.
If adopted, it will only affect Portland
end Multnomah County at the present
time, but as the day will soon come
when many other cities in the state can
.ake advantage of its benefits. It Is of
vital Importance to each voter In the
state.
"The adoption of the amendment will
rot in itself consolidate the city and
county governments. It merely gives
the DeODle living In a city of 100,000
population the right to vote either for
or against tne plan to consuiiuio
city and county under one government.
thereby saving the taxpayers mo up
keep of one complete set of officials.
City Fays All of Taxes.
"When one city occupies practically
all the territory of a county, and the
m neoDle. the same property and
the same benefits pay all the taxes to
two separate and distinct governments
which exercise in effect the same pow
ers, it takes very little argument to
convince any voter that there Is no
necessity for this fifth wheel, to the
wagon. .
"t- iiitrtA- In Multnomah County,
if this amendment were adopted and
the City of Portland and Multnomah
County later voted to consolidate:
There are at present City Auditor,
County Auditor, City Treasurer; County
Treasurer, City Attorney, County At
.rnev. City Surveyor or Engineer,
County Surveyor, City School Superin
tendent, County School Superintendent.
City Commissioners. County Commis
sioners. Cnler or t-oiice, oucim.
Constable. City Jail. County Jail, city
rock piles, county rock pues, ny xtau,
Courthouse.
Business Teo Expensive.
-" "By abolishing one complete set of
these officials and adding a few depu
ties to the other set, the business of
the city and county can De nanaiea
with cnst. less confusion, less elec
tions and more conveniences to all the
vnttri. The total expense or maintain
Ing one of these practically useless seta
of officials is enormous.
"Nearly all the large cities of the
United States are conducting their city
end county governments under one set
nr officials. New York. Chicago, San
Francisco and Denver, as well as many
others, have seen the wisdom or cut
ting out a duplicated set of useless
tax-eaters.
Sltthod Held More Simple.
"T voter who lives in Tillamook
rf.r.hfield. Klamath Falls or Baker
will not be able now to .take advan
tage of the suggested change, but the
time will soon come wnen me nauim
fertility of our state and the push and
energy of our people will create many
large cities which will want the op
portunity to adopt the plan.
"Why should- we not give to those
sections of our state who want to try
a. more simple and less expensive meth
od of controlling their affairs the right
to do so?"
LARGE TRUST DEED FILED
mortgage Securing $250,000 Timber
Bonds Kecorded at Chehalis.
i
CHEHALIS. Wash., July. 9. (Spe
cial.) A deed of trust from the East
ern Railway & Lumber Company, of
Centralla. to the Grand Rapids Trust
Company, of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
trustee, received for record in the office
of the County Auditor today, is one of
the largest Instruments ever riled in
Lewis County. It covers some 40
closely typewritten pages and the re
cording fees amounted to $33.75.
The mortgage was given to secure
an Issue of $250,000 timber bonds.
It embraces some seven sections of
timber lands and the sawmill plant
of the lumber .company at Centralis,
besides the Tacoma Olympla & Che
halis Valley Railroad, its right of way,
roadbed, rolling atock and equipment.
The total value of the property
mortgaged is considerably more than
$1,000,000.
The mortgage was filed by Carl S.
Kelty, cashier of the Lumbermens
Trust Company, of Portland, which
underwrote the bonds.
GAME WARDENS' PAY CUT
' Wrangle Jn Klickitat County Ad
t Justed Satisfactorily.
GOLDENDALE, Wash., July 9. (Spe
cial.) A clash between the County
Commissioners and the Game Commis
sion of Klickitat County, which result
ed In the salaries of local Game
Wardens being held up for May and
June has been settled by cutting the
salaries of the Game Wardens from $85
to $75 a month.
At a meeting of the Game Commis
sion In April salaries of the Game
Wardens were raised from $60 to $85 a
month. When the bills for tne increased
wage were presented to the County
Commissioners on June 1 they refused
to ratify them on the grounds that
complaint had been made from tax
payers that the officers were not earn
ing their money.
40 Acres Arc Traded.
SPRINGFIELD, Or, July 9. (Spe
cial.) F. B. Springer, of Salem, yes
terday completed a deal whereby he
traded 40 acres of fruit and bottom
land a few miles south of Salem for
two houses and lots in Springfield, the
iroDerty of Dr. W. H. Pollard. The
leal Involves property
$7009 on each side. .
worth about
PORTLAND BUSINESS
ABSTRACTS OF TITLK.-
PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable prices.
Pacifio Title A Trust Co., 7 Cha. of Com.
ACCOKDION PL&AT1XG.
K. STEPHAN Hemstitching and scalloping
. accord, side pleat, butLoiis covered, goods
sponged; mail oruera 304 Aider. M. wu.
AAXlO.Lli I'LR.SlitiiJv.
AfiTIQUlfi furniture restored. 421 Haw
thorne ave. Woo Glazier, cabinetmaker.
Pnone i.at HUM.
ART MAXTsUSSB WORKS.
OMLY scientifically thorough renovating in
tne city. Advise us. .bast ftiu.
ASSAkKlUi ANU ANALkSIS.
allBKT & - ' -i successors Weils & Co.
buy tu tila Cuucn ciu-., lu 4th. main 71JU.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratory
and ore-tesuug works. 14-ft a
AIXOtiNJl.l'S.
J. K. GREEN Fllii-U General practice, ab
stracts, contrauu. collateral, etc.; couau,
tauon tree. New unices, ui, 706, 70W Sell
li.g bids. Ala.n 4b3. open evenings.
WM. M. LAtfOilCE,
Counsellor-ac-law, Failing bldg.
CAKl'EX WEAVING.
NORTHWEST RLiG CO. Rugs from old car
pets, rag ruga las East bin, .Both phones.
CHLJ.VL.OU BUI TONS, BAUGES.
THS 1RW1N-HOOSON COMPANY.
82 6th su Phones Main Alii and A 1x64.
ClilKOl'ODVbTS.
William, Estelle and William, Jr., Devon),
tile only scientitio chiropodists In the city.
Parlors, guii GerUnger bldg., S. W. cor.
2d and Alder, phone Main laoi.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring.
Hill. Oftlces, Flleaner bldg.
Mrs. M. D.
Main 2473.
Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher, painless chiropodists,
over the Haxelwood. Main 3713, A 01-s.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. M'MAHON, 121 4th ajli SJtt Williams
ave. Lacy attendants boin otilces; IS ad
justments, Slo. Main 205. East btuo.
DR. MARIE C. LINGER, chiropractic neuro
path. 4ub Kothchlld blug. Marshall 2725.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
DKES3 SUITS tor rent; we press one sul
each week for Sl.au per month.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO.,
809 Stark St., bet. uth and uth. Main 514.
COAL ANU WOOD.
KNIGHT coal has no equal, a clean, hard-
quicK-nring, long-enauring ctaa coal. Ai
blna Fuel Co., sole agents.
COLLECTION AGENCY.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. 'Adopt
bnort metnoas. snort Adjustment Co.,
fcJG N. W. Bank blug. Main U14.
NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg.
Main 17US.
No collections, no charges.
AGRICULTURAL -IMPLEMENTS.
R. M. Wade & Co., 322-2ti Hawthorne ava
ARCHITECTURAL WIRE ft IKON WORKS.
Portland Wire & Iron Was-, 2d and Columbia.
AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS.
DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 200 2d St.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.
BALLOU & WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sts.
AWNING8. TENTS AND SAILS.
PACIFIC TENT A AWN. CO.s.l-3 N. 1st SU
RlRflAGE f'HKl KKI1 AT HOME.
Baggage & Onmibus Trausfer, Park & Davta
BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES SUPPLIES.
BaLLOU A WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sta
BREAD BAKER
Royal Bakery Ac Cunf. Inc., 11th and EveretU
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS.
HENRY WE1NHARD, 18th and Burn side.
CASCARA BARK AND GRAPE ROOT.
KAHN BROS., 101 FRONT BT.
CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER.
F. T. CROWE CO., 45 Fourtn street.
COFFEES, TEAS AND SPICES.
CLOSSET A DEVERS, 1-1J N. Front St.
nnv r.nnris.
FLEISCHNER, MAYER A CO.. 207 Ash U
Ei.rrTRirtt SUPPLIES.
Btubbs Electrto Co., dth and Pine sta
WRECKED GREW IS SAFE
MEN
FROM WHALER GRAYHEAD
ARRIVE) IN SEWARD.
Vessel Said to Have SunJt in e
Minutes After Striking oft Alaska
Coast Loss Is 944.000.
SEWARD, Alaska, July 9. The
steamship Dirlgo arrived from tne
Alaska Peninsula today with 31 mem
bers of the crew of the shipwrecked
American whaler Urayneaa, or Dan
Francisco, which was lost at Castle
Cape in a gale on the night of June
27. Captain G. AV. Taylor said that
he left Chignlk the ' night before, but
w iinahln to make headway. The
Grayhead struck about 300 feet inmde
the end of the cape wnen an uai;
took to the boats. The Darit went
under in five minutes.
Tha loss is estimated at 44,uuu on
tha shiD and its cargo of 9500 gallons
of sperm oiU The crew took refuge
in thn lee of the rock until tne gaie
had spent Its fury, and then sailed to
Chignik, where they were picKea up.
Captain Taylor commanuea uio
Grampus when she was lost in the Ice
off Point Barrow In 1901.
rntin McMullen. of the Dingo, says
the crew of the Grayhead makes 400
hinvrcrked men nicked up Dy nim
during five years In Western Alaska
waters, most of the time as commander
of the Dora, The Grayhead sailed from
San Francisco October 4, 191S.
Clipt Fonography Slipt Into
Washington Skools.
While New Stile May Be Tuf on
Yung. They Axe Expekted to Fer
seveer. 0L.TMPIA, Wash., July 9. (SpeciaL)
Washington's state department
of education has adopted simplified
spelling. Clipt fonografy may be a
Uttle tuf on the yung folks for a time,
but they ar expekted to practis until
it Is wel Imprest on , their memories
and they wil be able to anser questions
as to the bredth of a bilding or the
location of an Hand whenever they ar
askt.
The convention of county superin
tendents recently recommended to Mra
Josephine . Preston, State Superintend
ent of public education, the use of the
spellings in the list of 100 put out by
the simplified spelling board. Copies
of the list have arrived and hereafter
they will be used In all documents and
corresoondence If the stenographers
can remember and some stenographers
are said to be experts in how not to
spell words.
The list adopted is as roiiows;
Actlv. addrest. alfabet, altho, . anser, ar.
askt, bild, bilding, brelth. b relet as c, brest.
campaln, catalog, center, cifer, clipt, con
test, crost. crusht, eurv, ded. definit, de
serve, det, dlscust, dout, draft, dred, drest,
dropt, aum. endorst, engln, enuf, examln,
exprest, fanfbm. favorit, flxt. fonograf, foto
rrat, fulfil, gard, gardlan, glv, hav, hed,
belpt, belth, honor. Hand, imagln. Imprest,
lnsted, klld, leag, llv, medicln, medieval,
native, note, offis, ordered, paragraf, plow,
practis, program, relatlv, resolv, rime, ruf,
serv, servls, shal, shlpt, sllpt, spred. sted
fast. spred, stopt, sulfur, surprize, taxt,
telefone, telegraf. theater, tho. thoro, thred.
thro, til, tred, tuch, tuf, tung, washt, -wel,
welth, will, yung.
Clackamas County Fays $40,000'.
SALEM, Of., July 9. (Special)
State Treasurer Kay today received a
check for $40,000 from the County
Treasurer of Clackamas County to be
applied to the general fund. This, with
the $209,000 received from Multnomah
DANCING.
MR. and Mrs. Heath s Academy; dancing
taught in all Its branches; class Fri. eve.,
8 to 10. 231 Morrison, cor. iid. Mar, ma.
DENTISTS.
DR. A. W. KEE.NE, Majestic Theater bldg.,
Sol ft W ashington su Marsnan ouo.
Exxw su, NQoa. anju imwAf.
xreatments by specialists; glasses ntted, ut
F. F. Casseday, bli Deauin bl. 3d Wasn
ELEClRjlC MOXOitS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, renteu
and repaired. we do all Kinds ox repan
lnir and rewinding; ail work guaranteed
H. M. H. Electric Cifc, SI First su Nortii.
Phune Main biiiu.
POUNDRl AND MACHINE WORKS.
FHOEMi Iron Works, East 3d and Haw
thorne. General machine and lounurywora.
HA1K GOODS.
DIAMOND HAIR WORKS.
WHOLESALE ONLX. S03-4 PANAMA B'G,
KODAKS.
kodaks and ALL SUPPLIES; developing,
printing and enlarging. Plisl 4t JkLaRa-
11 AM CO., 346 vvasniugton at.
JUACH1NERV.
Engines, boilers, sawmills bought, sold and
exchanged. The J. ni. jaartin uo., irortianu.
ilESSENGER SUBHtB.
HASUTY MESSENGER CO.. motorcycles and
bicycles. Phone Main oo. a x.loo.
MtSlCAL.
EMIL THIELHORN. violin teacher; pupil
Sevick, Ml Uiienncr oing. a iu. mar. ij
N Alt ROPA1H1C PHVSlCiANS,
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist in paralysis, ner
vous chronlO diseases, so yiesmiian mus.
OPTICIANS.
. A FiGHi- on nign
f Why pay $5 to i
V Pair oi glasses wne
s" ssr jit your eyes wit
A FIGHT on high prices.
tie tor a
k-nen 1 can
your eyes with xlrst-
uuaiity Icu.ea, gold-tilled Irames, as iow
as La07 ooudman, ml Morrison su, near
briuge. Saiiataution guaranteed.
OSTEOPATHIC PHVsICIANS.
Dr. R. B. Northrup, 308 Morgan bldga, oor.
Broadway and Washington ats. Oflice
phone Mala 848; residence. East lOilg.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
1032 Chamber ol Commerce, Portland, Or.
" PETER HABEEIN.
200 Victor bldg., Washington, D. C
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS procured by J. K. Mock, late ol
U. S. patent uttice, dss a. v. xtana bldg.
B. C. WRIGHT 22 years'- practice U.
and ioreign patenta u ueaum Ding.
T. J. GEISLER, Atty-at-Eaw, bob Henry.
Win. c bcnmill, ii.ng. ana urmttsman.
rips.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
ozilce near iem miu sis, mam sb.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
GRAIN Mi. RC HANTS.
Albers Bros. Milling Co., Front and Marshall.
H. M. HOUSElt, Hoard of Trade bldg
GROCERIES.
WADHAMS A CO., bu-io 4tb SU
HALR GOODS.
DIAMOND HAIR WORKS,
WHOLESALE ONLY. 308-4 PANAMA B'G.
" PORTLAND HAIR GOODS CO..
WHOLESALE ONLY, 411 DEKUM BLPO.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANH AUSER HAT CO- 63-55 Front St.
HIDES, PELTS, WOOL AND FURS.
KAHN BROS., 191 Front St.
IKON WORKS.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
East End ot Bumslde Bridge.
STEEL STRUCTURAL PLANT.
FOUNDRY,
ALL ARCHITECTURAL IRON,
CASTINGS,
STEEL BRIDGES ROOF TRUSSES,
Carry Complete Stock of
STEEL BEAMS AND ANGLES,
CHANNEL PLATES,
TEES.
LEATHER AND SHOE STORK SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MASTICK 4 CO., 74 Front; leather
of every description, taps, mfg. findings.
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER. METAL LATH.
The J. McCraken Co., 1114 Board of Trade.
Sales agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime.
LOGGING MACHINERY.
F. B. MALLORY A CO., 231 Pine su
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co.. 63 Fifth su
County Wednesday, furnishes a auffl
cient fund to pay state warrants for
quite-a while.
'ARGUMENT' LINE IS DRAWN
Secretary of State Olcott Only Kec
ognizes Organization Officers.
SALEM, Or., July 9. (Special) Sec
retary of State Olcott announced to
night that he would file only argu
ments for propod legislative meas
ures that were signed by the person or
persons or qualified officers of a com
mittee or organization Initiating the
measures or filing' petitions lor them.
"In view of the fact," said the Secre
tary, "that the law authorized officers,
but no other person, of any organiza
tion to file petitions for the initiative,
and also extended the right to file with
the Secretary of State, for printing and
distribution, any argument advocating
such measure, I have decided to file
only such affirmative arguments or
statements as should be submitted over
the written signatures of the person, or
persons, or of the duly elected and
Qualified officers of the committee or
organization Initiating the measure and
filing the petition therefor."
- Next Saturday Is the last day for
filing affirmative arguments.
ALLEGED KIDNAPER HELD
Oles Olson Oat on Ball and Woman
Under Physician Care.
CARLTON, Or., July (Special.)
Oles Olson, Implicated In the alleged
kidnaping of the child of Fred Peder
Bon here last night, was placed under
arrest this "morning and. held on $200
bail for his preliminary hearing on
Saturday.
The alleged assault and battery was
upon the person of Mra N. P. Pederson,
whom he is said to have struck over
Lthe heart with nis eiDow in me bcuiiio
for the child. Mrs. Pederson 1b under
the care of a physician.
Portland's Building Directory
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Attorneys.
DUNIWAT, RALPH R. Main 1BS0. .S28-M1
VINCENT. 8. . A CO. Main 1CM
SIMl Ratals.
KEABET, DORR E. A CO. Main 11S9...8S1
Board of Trade Building
Brokers, Stocks, Bonds and Grain,
OVKRBECK A COOKE CO. .
6331. Main 8042 21S-21S
Real Estate.
BARRETT BROS. Main 6486.... .8M
WALLER. FRANK L. Main 8298 10U
Lewis Building
' Consulting Engineers.
LUCIUS. W. W. Marshall 834 BlS-lli
A Selling Building
' Prescription Drugsists.
NAXJ, FRANK. Main 721. A 2721. .Od. fir.
Piano Wholesalers.
HOLT. E. H.. PIANO CO. M. 1895 807-g
Mortgage Loans.
BAIN. JOHN. A 742. Main 6021 807
Beal Estate,
BAT CITT LAND CO. M. 1116 e. . .701-7W
Wilcox Building
Optician, Optometrist.
KOLLE. DR. D. W. M. 4188. A 7888.70O-70J
FnbUe Utility Epeeiallst.
FOSHAT. WILBUR B. Mala 62T8....1014
Beal Estate,
DIRECTORY
BIBBER STAMPS, SEALS, BRASS SIGNS.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
281 Wash. St.- Phone Main 710 and A 3710.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING machines, new, $20 up; used ma
chines $2 up, renting and repairing. Main
V13L Sewing Machine Emporium, DU 'td,
beu yamhiil and -Taylor.
SEWING Machine Exchange; new and used
machines Iroia $3 up; renus and repairing.
261 i'ainhill, beu 2d and 3d. Main 5281.
auOnCAliE, BANK STORE jjlA.Tt.RJiS.
MARSHALL MFG. CO., luih and Flanders
New and old window display and cabinet
work. . '
STENOGRAPH.
oHuRTHAND McEwan'a system (now
meeting with unqualined success in New
lorj, mustered in eight weeas. ' private
Tuition. Apply M tSU, oregoniau.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
PORTLAND Van A Storage Co., cor. 16th
and E.eainey sts.. Just completed, new fire
proof warenuuse lor - household exlects,
pianos and autuiuublles; contams sepaiate
lire and vermiu-proot rooms, steam-neated
piano-room, truna and rug vaults, track
age tor carioau shipments, vans tor mov
ing; reduced lreigiit rates on household
goods to and troui East in through cara
Main inn, all departments.
C o. PICK. Transfer & Storage Co. Offices
and commodious 4-story one warenuusw.
..nuraiH irun rooms and fireproof vaults
tor valuaoles; N. W- cor. 2d and Pine sis.
planus and furniture moveu auu
lor shipment; special rates made on goods
in our tnrougn cars to all domestic and
foreign ports. Main oo. j.
Ol SKV-ROE TRANSFER CO.
New Iireproot warehouse with separate
rooms. We move and pack houaenold
goods and pianos and snip at reduced
rates. Auto vans and team lor moving.
Forwarding and distributing agents. Free
trackage, office and warehouse, loth and
Hoyt sis. Main ot, a t.
MANNING WAREHOUSE TRANSFER CO.
Pianos and household goods moved,
packed and snipped. Reduced Height rate
on nouoenold goods to and trom Easu
Through car service, aiam iw, a
ORliGON TRANSFER CO., 4.4 Ulisan su.
cor lain, leieyuoue juatu v. -vi.
,.wn anil ouerala two large class "A'
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
Insurance rates In the city.
MAD1SON-ST DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
Office, 16 jaadison, geueiai uABiuBuuiaa,
furniture and machinery storage; transfer
and forwarding agents. Phone Mala 7S8L
VETERINARY COLLEGES.
S. F. VETErlliNARX LUi-J.i.ue. ucktw o,,.
tunlty. Catalogue frfte. C Keane, presi
de n u 181MarkasU1SanF2ncuo;
MILLINERY.
BRADSHAW BROS., Morrison and 7th sts.
ORN AMEN 1AL IRON AND WIRE.
Portland Wire k Iron Was.. 2d and Columbia.
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER,
PIONEER PAINT CO., IttU First SU
W. P. FULLER CO., 12th and Davis.
PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES.
M. L KLINE, 4-b6 Front su
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE. b4-0 Front SU
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
'W. BALTES A CO., 1st and Oak sta
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVEKP1NG A FARRELL, 140 Front SU
ROPE AND BINDER TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14ih and Northrup.
SAND AND GRAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO.. foot of Ankeny,
HASH. DOORM AND GLASS.
W.
p. FULLER A CO., 12th and Davis.
SAWMILL MACHINERY.
PORTLAND Iron Works. 14th and Northrup.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.. 68 Front St.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO..
230 2d SU
WHOLESALE JEWELERS ft OPTICIANS.
BUTTERF1ELD BROS.. MOHAWK BLDG
WIRE AND IRON WORKS.
Portland Wire & Iron Wka, 2d and Columbia
FAMILY PRAISE STOKER
MOTHER AND SISTER TELL OF ROB
BER'S FIDELITY TO KlJf.
Portland Traveling Man Suggests That
All Spoils Recovered Be
Given to McDuffy.
PENDLETON, Or., July 9 (Special.)
"We owe our little home and prac
tically everything we have to him.
He has always been a good clean boy
without a single blot or stain on his
character."
These were the words of Mrs. M. E.
Wright, of Asotin, Wash., speaking of
her son, Clarence Stoner, who has con
fessed to participating In the hold-up
of train No. 5, near Meacham, Tburs
day morning.
"And what education I have is due
to him," said his sister, "for he always
worked hard to keep me in school. 1
The sister Is Miss Grace Stoner,
comely girl of 18, an operator in the
Asotin telephone office. ,
F. F. May, a Portland traveling man
would dispose of the vexed problem
of how to divide the recovered plunder
by suggesting that it all be given to
McDuffy. He lost 47 to the robbers,
but he says he values his life more
than that and that he believes by
ending the robbery when he did McDuf
fy prevented a train wreck and saved
scores of lives. May also favors glvin'g
McDuffy all the money taken from the
express company s safe. '
Roseburg Postofflce Receipts Grow.
ROSEBURO, Or., 'July . (Special.)
Local postofflce receipts for the fiscal
year ending June SO, 1914, totaled $20,-
841.45, as against I1S.777.70 for the cor
responding 12 months ending June SO,
1913. The gain In receipts for the year
1914, when compared with the previous
year, was about 11 per cent,
Yeon Building
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Attorneys.
GRAHAM. SYDNEX J. Main 8762. .808-7 -t
JOHNS, CHAS. A Main ts XiUH-UtU
KIMBALL rAn-unx sa. asr, imv.im
MALARKEY. SEAtlROOK .
DIBBLE. Main 150L A 6212. ..1600-1803
RIDDELI, H. H. Main 6686 (22
6TOTT & COLLIRR. MarshaU 5078. .608-810
Billiard HaU.
M'CREDIB BII-LARD8 6seond floor
Real Estate.
MKTCALF. LYLE 8. Marshall 2482. ...810
RAINEY. J. a. MarshaU 8177 1S04
WAGGONER. GEO
BLALSON. A. B. Mala 6444..... ...... 1011
-v gtenosrapbers.
M'NACGHTON, AGMaS PARb'OiS,MJ4406 (04
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AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
UTH AND MORRISON
MAIN 1 and A U2S
TODAY CONTINUOUS TOMORROW
WM. FARNUlt In REX BEACH'S
Famous Story In Photo Films
"THE SPOILERS"
12:S0 to S:20 P. M.
Lower Floor. 20c; Balcony 10c.
:8S to 10:30 P. M. '
Lower Floor SOc; Balcony 20a
Begins at 12:80, 2:30. 4:30. :30, 2:20.
HP I I f BROADWAY
L1L1U AI TAYLOR
7 Sntno next SUNDAY
Continuous 12:20 to 10:80 P. M.
ANNETTE KELERMANN
In the Fantasy Photo Flay
"NEPTCNB'S DACGHTEK."
popular o rr
PRICES "JC
A FEW SEATS
AT 50 CENTS
REMEMBER Broadway at Taylor.
Matinee Dally. Phones Main. and A 1020
Broadway at Taylor.
CLOSING BILL OF SEASON.
Trtxie Fris; ansa.
EmU PaUtnuerst.
Clark and Verdi.
The Melody Sextet.
Ray Conlin.
The Seebacks.
Paul La Croix.
Three Shows Dally, ItlO. 7:M. :1.
v'OE3 l-ZS Mstlnee Daily.
COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN.
7 MINSTREL KIDDIES
MATINEB
S HARBYS 8
SAVOV BRENNAN
KONAIR ft WARD
THE TODD-NARDS
EVERY
DAY
lOc
Hroadnu at Alder.
WEEK JULY 0 Harry Girard and Agnrs
Cain Brown in "The Luck of a Totem";
Harry Jolson, The Royal Basy Troupe, The
urpneus comedy Four, wooawara s i-osius
Dogs, pantagescope, urcnestra.
e Oaks
Portland's Great Amusement Park
Complete Change of Programme.
Band Concerts at 2:30 and 8:0.
"liny" Snyder, melodious tenor.
Three Musical Shirleys.
Tom Stockton, Ktbiuptao comedian
sod banjo juggler.
Tracey and Carter, comedians.
Motion pictures of the July 4 crowd
ua next Sunday.
Vaudeville at 4 and 10 P. H.
Wet or sblne 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 Sta.
SAN FRANCISCO
vs. -
PORTLAND
JULY 7, 8, , 10, 11, 12.
Games, Begin Weekdays at S I. M. Sua-
days, 2 130 P. M.
Ladles' Days Wednesday and Friday.
CLASSIFIED AD. BATES
t Dallj and Sun day.
Per tine.
One time - 12o
Same U two consecutive Umea... 2tc
huuie atl three cjooitecutlve ttmeit Jtue
tiajne ad ttlx or seven consecutive timet.. .66c
Tne above rate apply to advertisement
under ".New Today and all other claaii.ca-
tiona except the following;
mtuatums ulju .iisnts.
tSltuatLuna Wanteti l-emale.
lor Kent, Rooms. lrlvate iramilles.
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cents a line each insertion.
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On "charare ' auverusements cures will
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No price will be quoted over the phone,
but bill be rendered the folio wins; day.
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promptness or payment oi imepnone aaver
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inlcnhone. Orders for one insertion only will
be accepted for "Furniture for Sale." Busi
nets Opportunities." "Kooming--houes" and
"Wanted to Kent."
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or assume responsibility for errors occur ins;
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Advertisements to receive prompt classifi
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cation will be run under heading "Too Late
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win than one Incorrect insertion of any
advertisement offered for more than one
time.
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C 79, 84, 100. 10, 10 V, 100, 110.
D 8.
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O 88, 10 7.
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O 84, 107.
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V 10.1. 10B.
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y 37, 82. 10S, 107.
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Al) 86. 89, 108.
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ao ia. ia. so, loi, 106, 107, ioo, iio.
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AT 1. 62. 66. 71. 103. 108, 108, 108, 109,
11.
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BC 81, 84, 85. 101, 107, 109.
BI 6, 82, 102.
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It the above letters are not called for
within six days the same will be destroyed.
DIED.
MENDEJfHALL At the family residence.
1172 X. . Alain St., XieiUB . .uauuDii ua.,
aged 69 years. Funeral notice later.
itjxkbal yoncta.
BEXOIT In this city, July 8, Esther May
Benolt asea 11 years, uausti. wt
and Ell" Benolt, of 836 E. 20th st.
Funeral service will be held Saturday
morning at 8:30 o'clock t Sacred Heart
Church 784 E. Uth st. Frl.nds lnvlt.d.
Interment Salem, Oregon,
KTJFFMAN The funeral of the late Fred
KUlIItl&Zla alO J "a , " a
Dunning A McEntoe's chapel today (Fri
day) at 11 o'clock. Interment at River
view' Cemetery. Friends are kindly In
vited to attend.
VAN NORMAN The funeral services of the
igte rxeo. van fiunuau win ...iu m.
Portland Crematorium today (Friday), at
t p, 11, Friends Invited.
MEETING NOTICES.
KIRKPATRICK COt'NCIT NO. t!2T,
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF PECCR1TV
Open meeting next Krlday, July 10. Csrds.
"WO." entertainment end dancing. Hel
union music, gnod pnz-s, refreshments.
Brother L . M. Thomas, new dutrlct man
ager, nas arrive! from Omaha. He will de
liver a short address on Hie merits of our
order and be giad to meet you. At Moose
Hall. Morrison and Broadway sts. Admission
15 cents. Coma.
SUNN YS IDE LODGE, U. D..
A. F. AND A. M. Slated com
munication this (Friday) even
ing 7:30. Mssunlc hsll. E. 14th
and Yamhill sis. Work In the
M. M. decree. Vtstorl wel-
By order of W. M.
E. M. LANCE. Secretary.
PORTLAND LODGE, NO. S,
A. F. AND A M Special com
munication this (Fmday) even
ing, 7:30 o'clock. Work in M. M.
degree. Visitors welcome. Ly
U. M. BlEAUJHAi", oec
PORTLAND AERIE, NO.
4, F. O. E., meets every Fri
day evening in tbelr hall at
264 Madison St.. cor. of.
Third. Visitors welcome.
VIC CHAPMAN, Sec
KIRKPATRICK COTjNCItJ 22-7. Knights
and Ladles of Security, upen meeting next
Friday, July iw. t-aras, hiki"
uri ,inrlriK. Best union musla. good
prises, refreshments. At Moose Hall, Mor
nnn surf Broadway sis. Admission. L
cenia Come.
MT. HOOD LODGE, NO. 1ST.
A. F. AND A M: Stated com
munlcatlon this (Friday) even
ing at 8 o'clock. Visitors wel
come. Order W. M.
E. C. DICK, Sec.
HASSALO LODGE, NO. 13. L O. O. F.
Regular meeting this (Krlday) evening at
s o'clock In Odarellows Temple, ci-'ner i lrst
and Alder streets, work in tne second ae
gree. Visitors welcome.
FREDERICK COZENS, Reo. Sec
FLORISTS.
UlRTIK Ar FORBES CO.. florists. S4
Washington. Main 28. A lUoU. flowers
for all occasions artlstlcslly arranged.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP, 2d and Alder,
Designs and spraya Marshall tiD-'U.
MAX M. SMITH. Main
Ing bldg.
12 lb. A Il-L Bail-
FUNERAL DIRECTORY.
MR, EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading fn-
nerai director, kxu inira siroe. cuiuw rm
mon. lJidy assistant. A loii, Alain Si.
DUNM' M'ENXKK. funeral directors.
7th and Pine, phone Main kvmu.j mv
tendant. Office of County laruner.
F. S. Dl'NMNli. INC.
East Bid Funeral Directors.
Alder st. Fast 65, B Xoft.
414 East
Kkl WKH I NDKKTAKINti COMPANY. d
and Clay. Main AiM A m. ldy attendant,
CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT -SCOTT l AKa.
C'ontainlnic tSS Acres,
fnrtland's Only Mudrrn
Prrprtual-Car Cim.lrrjr.
Refined, IMruslns; tervl;e.
Complete Terfect Equipment,
frloes and Terms Heasouaola,
Both Telephones.
0REG0OUMANE SOCIETY
7 GltA.ND AVE, N.
Between Davis and Kverett.
Phones Last 14:3. H SMS. Opea Dsy
and Ma ht.
Report all cases of cruelty to this office.
Lethal chamber for small animals. Horsa
ambulance for sick or disabled animals
at a moment's notice. Any one desiring-
a pet may communicate with us.
AUCTION SALE TODAI.
Ford Auction Uoum, til Ut. Xornlturs.
carp.ts, eta tel. at 1 P. M.
At Wilson's Auction House. II II i. a,
furniture, lst-s First St. .
NEW TODAY.
Furnished Tents
at Barview
We have furnished tents with all
conveniences ready for housekeeping;
also a first-class hotel at Barview.
We SEKVK CHICKEN TWICE A DAY
In a bright, clean dining-room. The
large dance hall, pool hall and bowlina;
alley will be appreciated and patronized
by many. The drills of the lifesavlnn
crew, the clambakes, the beach bonfires
and deep-sea fishing excursions are
only a few of the many good thing's
Barview has to offer you. Befo; i plan
ning your vacation see us and make
reservations for tents or rooms, l'laca
now open.
Ralph Ackley Land Co.
204 Falling- Illilir.. Sil and Washington,
Main 7141.
This Property
Pays 1296
Net on $27,000
Strictly modern, steam-heated flats,
West-Side, Nob Hill district, full price
$27,000; terms, $10,000 cash, balance
to suit. Box C 115, Oregonian.
First Mortgage Loans
Money to Anw Amount In Oor Posnes.
alon for Immediate Uee, 8 or 7
Accordlns to Security.
FIELDS A HOAETMA.-V,
1Z1S-1223 Yeon Bids. Main 1003.
enrsiurss PftOPrRTYANOClOSCIN fCSlDtNCrr
MriiYrninriniun
v- EDWARD E.G0UDEY7
nuiniziUL LUiiiiu
rMOTI-lvveTKRr4 svkrar BUILQiNJ
LEASED PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Improved quarter block, paying 7 per
cent net on investment oi jhu.uuu.
Half cash required See owner, Root.
J. O'Neil, 701 Board of Trade Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Loans of $1000 and up at lowest rateg
on Good Improved City Properties.
If you need money eall today. Our
Installment paymenta are attractive.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
21T . 219 northwestern nana Building.
To Lease
LOUVRE PROPERTY AS A WHOLE.
Will Consider Subdividing- Ground
Floor.
SEE! OWNERS, SOS M'KAY.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Money at Current Rates.
FARM AM) CITY LOANS,
t)0 Fourth St., Hoard of Trade Blda.
For Sale or Lease
lOOxlOO
Two blocks from Hotel Portland. Tor
particuiara, jli in uicsuhiml
MONEY TO LOAN
In Amounts to Suit, consult us.
GEO. H. THOMAS.
S67 Oak It, Room 2 Alnswortb Bid.
coxno.
4
oraer vv. &i.
ffkj'
I
NKW TOD AT.
A Real Bargain
New, modern six -room house In Lau
relhurst; good view; close to car; 60a
100 lot; garage, furnsre. fireplace,
hardwood floors, sleeping-porch, rlrs-perU-s,
curtains. carpels, etc. This
place could not te dupln:ule1 for con
siderably uver this price UOi'H, liimi
rash, balance .')0 per month. Includ.ns;
Interest. CouM be rented furnished lor
)6j per month.
O. K. Jeffrey
1.1.-10 Northwesters flask lllria.
A e-J'.ll. VI a r. 37l.
MORTGAGE LOANS
0 IMl'HOVED CITY ritOPKItTY.
We loan our own fnnde and money in
available within 24 bunrs alter receipt
of abstract. SS, and T per cent,
ROBERTSON & EWING
2UT-B Northwestern Bank Hlda.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
And Amount at Current Kales.
JOHN . CRONAN
902 Spalding Bltls. t'urtlaad. Or.
REAL KSTATK IIKAI.KKH.
BKt'K, W illiam u., 116-316 lailitif bids.
BtNEUICT liKOS. Burr.ll llallls, k.U
Hawthorne av a., cor. 81 L Tabur 61.
PALMEM-JONKS CO, Li. 1', 404-4otS
Wilcox bids.
J.nnlns
Co., Main 18.. 20e Ut.sonlan.
WEAL F.STATK.
tor hale Lata
FlNlb laig. tioniilt. uu tti. Want blu.; on y
16 minutes' car rlu; ." Isre; til. t"t
value In the city for I iu dun. ..
I'or month. M. 11. Lfe. iJ t'mhett hj.ls
rUKTIA.Nl) UE 1 C.lTr S KX C LI HI V K I. V .
Home, and lioinesltes, stl parts wl k'oi t
land lleigiits, plcsnd to show you.
Marshall b ItuUK K. A
1RVINOTON. bUslOO, southwest corner 141 ll
and btanton, llhUO; part cash. Owner,
room b. 32 IS Morrison;
LOT on K. iiltx St.. nmr Division. tistl
surtace strent, r .T.viliinf psld; T0,
rasll, bal. time. Mnln -l'4l.
, SACKIKK't Hautifiil lot st ilesrl.sit,
noar oresn; tr.sa ua lot; pru-e v. Caii
tast 1711.
Kl.NE bullrllrs lot at a l.aiaam U
soon. uit. b ltf. Oies iuimi.
lor Kale lleai h I'roprrlj.
NUHTU liEACII, 11 seres IJiOO tli.i'loloia
held at touooi, wnn (Ins frontss
ocean, gro' ot braulllul trees and about
one-half finest crautxiiy ana fstiUn land
on tli. pnu.lu.s. a r.4 cl.sn'-e lor
hummer home, coupled with proUuctu.
land, fhona owner, Ustshsll ! ar cat.
10 Chamber of Commerce.
KI'IHT besulllul lots, Hsio.esii Lsscli.
hoOTei iti 8J4 Vorci"r bias.
NOltTII UKACII lot, :.. est l.oo, ui.l
the luoiii'y. m o, irron.n.
WHO wants 1 to 4 beautiful Newport loltr
Half price. L lv, Oreonisa.
lor hale
Bt'NOALOW BACHIFICE.
Swell, biaild new O-ionn Inll.is
rw,
doubly btillt snd lln-l ilnlBh-o. tiira
lrs, siry. 11k i . v rooms, vak noors, in.
plsce, panel uiulns-rooiu, buf,t, buuS
C.B.. Dulcii kllchen, brok pt.is sad .
ment Iront poicU, located on llwsik
ave. and lio.saia. Close In, on the I. a :
knoll near ilia river; block l. tr,
prue (7."0; small cah psii.eni aud .j
par mouth: pav rent to ouiaeiL
OKI Sbl A lioLD.-.,
(1 Board ot I ra.le. Mam li.2. A4M.
WHY pay rent wlifU oi) in bu this baau
tlTul o-roum bungalow. It. 4 K. otlth St.. In
liswthorns dlsirnt. overlooking, tti. fiiy?
It has hsidwood floors, lnepiare, tuihl-lii
buffet, paneled dining room and meoeio
In every ; prue, tauu, ainll p)iiiiit
down, balame lika rem. 1. W. olJo.
owner, eoj Coueh bhlg. ,
lluid.
' BIO BPKC1AL. AI.E.
J'Jl, llOWM, 110 WO S It,
NEW ilODkllN l-KUUll IlilLblC.
CWiE IN. -"!'. r'AKls.
O.VRDEN ALL IN.
K LILLY a K IKK.
1'HOME MAIN LII. 101 WILCOX BU"I
GET
WISE; OKT A 'HOMIC.
land.
$;k Down, a Month,
ew l-rootu houae. on lot frusl'K); hurri,
someone niay beal you to ll; all lu gai
ilea and close in.
KtLLY rlTE.
rhon. Main lali. Stit Wllcoa Hllg.
"AilO-NO TliK KIIO-," I'OUiLA.Nu
nr.ii, in s
Very nrnt A-roont bungalow, m"1-ii
nloe lot, g.'Tou, esay tentia. lou'd better
see thl. Kred VV. (Jermsu Co.. UU Cham
ber of Commerce.
UAWTHOKXH DISTKirT.
New. modern, o-room bungalow, hard
wood fluors, fireplace. bul'-l and book
cases, full cement baaement, vary lotv
price and easy terms. 1'boii. owner ana
builder. Tabor A4Mi.
MLV.T sell at otic, t-room bungalow, Ko
Lily rant, leaving en. giu mbuiu,
shrubbery, flue Iswa, curtains, disuerln.,
electrto futures, eement baaement, fur
nace. bullt-ln convenlancee; beat barguui
In city. Owner XI K. 4ih N. labor 4il).
ltOt.B CITY 1-AltK "rJsTltlCT.
NhvW bWKLL. HUMi:. 8U.'.0.
.200 down, eaay jiaymenls. J rooms,
very stylish, oak lionia, t'evelrd plate bul
let, fireplace, double llving-rooui, lreni;n
mirror. owner. Tabor luou.
BAKiIAINS by owner; modern fl-rooin lioue
with 1. 2 or g lots: alao two aires bti
Kllllngsworth ao. Theae properties are
choice and attractive and will make good
Investments: eusy terms. 11. B. (jrautuem,
lWb East HUth st. North.
NBW Trooni furnlahed bungaiow; lot 4oi
100, on i:ast Zlth, close to car; a roal
snap at tlnSO: ..0 down and 114 far
month. Why pay rent?
ZADOW A AI.EXANPER,
414 Coroett bills;. A 141". Marshall Pi.
SIX-ROOM bungalow In nose City I'aik;
sleeping porch, hardwood floors, cement
basement, buflot, modnrn and complete; lot
AOilOO; price (uo. F lions owner. Tabor
B!;C.
tlO DOWN, S monthly buyaalOoalVO. Willi
new houae; price uio, SO minutes; cleared,
level, sightly.
A. C. MAHSTERH. SOS Wlloos Bldg.
M a I n 8M7. A 7840, Tsbor 1770.
enprr.D SALE. I
DAYS' TIME.
t, . . . 1 1 1 f ii 1 new modern
Troora hrnaa,
Alameda Park, forced sacrifice.
la7Kflr S1SK0 oalh.
uioki
BKCKEK, 82 Lumbsr Egchante.
CLASSY CLOHK IN.
BL'liUrlltAN Kk.birE..NCK.
On acre. Or. Elec. Ky.. IB mln. ride,
Co fare, highly cultivated, excellent view,
fine tennis court. Hos 8H, V. O. I'ortlsnd.
SWELL two-family modern flat, and
roomst r.ntai vaiu. too; e m
11000 down and (M par month en Caat
Yamhill St., wauVIng dlstanc. al.e ewner.
171 E. S3d, near Belmont, thone bast 6U4,
15)0 BtWW COhT.
a-roem mod-rn bungalow, corner Jd
and Alameua Drive, Hoe. city 1'ark, witu
garage snd sleep:n porch; let lisloS;
;,i Tsbor ti'-'t or Tsoor HW.
KObK CITY P A It K SACklKlCK.
Tour own price arid terms; ,-room house,
strictly modern; luiioo view lot; 1 block
to Cathollo boys' snd girls' school; no
anents. N "7. Oregonian.
LET V8 UL'11-D YOU A HOME.
On your lot or ours; by your vwa plans
or ours; n.y us like M
THE Oric.'' ii'.'i.iu it.i-f:,,
1830 Norlhwesterunana mag.
WAVEKLtlGK H E I'IITB.
17S0 equity in i -room houae, two blorks
from two car lines; sell chesp tor rseri
or trad, for l-pss. suto In good condi
tion Address ITS Brooklyn at
7-KOO.M modern hou". Hs thorn, iliatrin;
hsrdwood floors, mirror doors, swell Mil
let; will sell at a sscrince. i nvni ew ner.
Tabor 4H.
liot SES In Irvlngton for two-thlrda thair
vslue Cbolc. location, aleo lota Houara
furnished and nnf urntebed for rent, kaat
j-S. W. H. llenlnisn.
COii tHi 1K Besutlful Irvlngloo borne. g
la gs roomae. hardwood floors, etc, "'0,
g.ao casn. " - -" '
owner. 1J0 Orand t, a
BEST BARGAIN I.N CITY.
Forced to sacrifice my modern I -room
bungalow In order to get iog cash; lor
J or j lota lt MulmomaB st, C lite.
COr'T 4-room cottage, furnlslied, eo'oer
fcMXlUQ, irUH. Ml". "I h.myAW
Diego property. Eaat
BR bAL-B Eight-room house, clioke lo
cation. Hawthorne district; eoat .Mlo;
will sell on eaay terms. T IIS, Oregonian.
KEVV modern 4-room up-to-date bungalow.
Pries $19."n, on easy terma On carllnev
littl Greeley
TOR SALE by owner. 4-room house, corner
lot. ntc. Iswn. garage, f blocks rarlla.;
price reasonable, till wooniswn nil.
1875o0 DOWN"; new -ro
fcuogalo. WT Liberty st. W
om rjiodara
oodlawa Sets.