THE MORNING OBEGOXIAy, THURSDAY", OCTOBER 1, 1914
15
AIRSHIP RACES AUTO
Lewiston Crowd Thrills . as
Craft Sweeps Over Track.
QUEEN SAILS WITH PILOT
Vast Crouds Throng Exhibits ol
J d alio and Washington Products
of All Kinds Enurance Run
Is Set for Friday.
LEWISTON, Idaho. Sept SO. (Spe
cial.) "Bigger and better tban ever"
is heard on every band from those who
attended the eecond day's exhibition of
Ihe Lewiston-Clarkston Interstate Fair,
generally known as the Sapatkine. The
amusements and displays surpassed
those of previous years and the crowd
today was greater than that of the
same 2ay last year.
Aviator T. T. Maroney continues to
be the stellar attraction and today tools
Miss Elsie Peterson, the Queen of the
Fair, for a ten-miie "joyride." "When
Miss Peterson alighted, she said: "O.
tell them it was great; it was the
greatest event or my life."
Mr. Maroney then raced with a high
powered Ixzier automobile ten laps
around the half-mile track and easily
won. At times he would hover so close
to the men in the automobile that they
could feel the exhaust from his engine.
Next Friday morning an automobile
race will be run from Walla Walla to
Lewiston via Dayton and Fomeroy.
Nine contestants will enter and the
winner will have to make two lafcs
around the racetrack before the prize
will be awarded. The machines are
scheduled to arrive about 1:15 Friday
afternoon. The purse is 1450. The Mc
Clelland Follow Carnival Company at
tractions are crowded.
The following are the results of to
day's races:
Woman's driving race Thelma,
first, Mrs. Bell, driver; Victor D., Mrs.
Bushman, second; Mack, Mrs. Leach
man, third. Four heats, 2:35V., 2:28.
2:27, 2:28. "
Tag race, 14 miles Raney, first;
Bell. second; Banks, third. Time,
2:55.
Running race, 4 furlongs Boas,
first; Lieutenant Sawyer, second;
Glenn Buckley, third. Time, 50 seconds.
Wild mule race Ramey, first; A.
Walker, second; Carl Mounce, third.
Awards made today for exhibits fol
low: Largest and best collectiln of fruits,
flowers, vegetables, home products, J.
E. Butler, Lewiston Orchards, first; H.
H. Eteel. Clarkston, second. Each ex
hibitor displayed more than 200 varie
ties of home products.
Largest and best display of vegeta
bles and fruits from tract not more
than live acres, W. S. Shearer, Cheery
lanes. Lewiston Orchards.
Best 60 ears corn, any variety, J. H.
Kaylor, Pack, Idaho, prize, two-horse
cultivator, offered by O.-W. R. & N.
Company.
Best 150 pounds potatoes, George
Dagnall, prize Seth Thomas clock, do
nated by Northern Pacific Railway.
In Juding the best district exhibit
the judges were unablo to choose win
ners of the Clearwater County exhibit.
The Kenrick exhibit, in charge of Mr.
Brown, and the Nez Perce Indian ex
hibit, in charge- of Indian Agricul
turist Swartz, were tied. These dis
plays wil be rescored tomorrow.
Moscow will send a special train and
Clarkston business men and citizens
will attend in a body Thursday.
CANADIAN CAMP ASTOUNDS
General Tinzer Says 3 5,00 0 Men
Mobilized Xear Quebec.
A wonderful sight is Valcartier, the
Canadian mobilization camp near Que
bec, declares Adjutant-General Finzer,
of the Oregon National Guard, who has
just returned from a trip to Boston,
where he attended the annual meeting
of National Guard officers of the
United States. On his way back he
passed a short time looking over the
Canadian mobilization camp.
"It is a wonderful sight," said Gen
eral Finzer. "It covers about 40 square
miles in a pretty valley. Over this en
tire area are tents in which the troops
are living while the preliminary train
lng is taking place preparatory to the
troops being sent to Europe.
"The camp was excellently laid out
and shows results of much hard work.
Roads have been built, sewers installed
and training places are laid out. The
main street of the camp is four miles
long. I saw target practice on a range
where 1400 ?rnen could shoot at one
frrie. There' were about 35.000 men In
the camp."
R. J. SNOW RAISES DEMAND
Punitive Damages Are Doubled in
New Suit'for $110,000.
By an amended complaint Robert J.
Pnow yesterday sued the International
Mortgage Bank of Apeldoorn, Holland;
the Portnomah Land Company, of Port
land; C. Bakker, president of the Hol
land bank: Frank T. Collier and Frank
Beatty for $110,000 damages. A suit
was filed last week in which approx
imately J80.000 damages wera asked.
The'aetion taken yesterday doubles the
amount of punitive damages asked,
since the statute allows in case of fraud
that the victim may collect twice the
amount lost.
H. M. Cake filed suit against Robert
J. Snow for the foreclosure of a mort
gage given in security of a note for
$1000. The note is said to have been
given the Commerce Safe Deposit &
Mortgage Company.
CASCADE CANAL WORK DUE
Fully 20,000 Feet of Metal Flume
and Three Tunnels Outlined.
ELLENSBURG, Wash., Sept. 30.
(Special.) Construction work on the
Cascade irrigating canal will begin next
week, or as soon as the camps are es
tablished. Chief Engineer Rea is assembling his
former assistants and other experts in
canal building and three times the
amount of last Winter's work will be
done between now and Spring.
This year's work as mapped out will
consist of 20.100 feet of metal flume
and three small tunnels. Two thousand
feet of concrete flume along the river
side will eliminate the old wooden
flume that has been in use for the past
ten years, which is located above Dud
ley. TAG DAY FOR BABES SET
Money to Be Raised for Homes by
Contributions Saturday.
Tag day. for the Albertina Kerr
Nursery and the Louise Home will be
held n Saturday.
All of the large business houses and
buildings will be opened to the tag
sellers, and in general the interest
manifested far exceeds that of other
years.
The following is a list of those who
are giving their services to help make
the day a success:
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Albee. Mrs. F.
Eggert. Mrs. W. N. Gatens. Mrs. H. E.
McGinn. Mrs. Lucy Faxon Additon,
Mrs. F. A. Unruh. Mrs. Frank Miger,
Mrs. Walter Evans, Miss Clara Butler,
Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin. Mrs. Mary Mal
iett. Rev. Dora Read Barber, Miss
Blanche Langley, Mrs. S. A- Brown,
Mrs. T. D. Corby, Mrs. George Kant
ner, Mrs. M. L. T., Hidden. Mrs. George
L. Baker. Mrs. Roscoe P. "Hurst, Mrs.
Earl DuBois. Mrs. L. Langley, Miss
Olga Sechtem, Mrs. J. A. Leas, Mrs.
C. J. Summers, Mrs. W. A. Spalding,
Mrs. F. Schuman, Mrs. H. Cox. Mrs.
Aaron Wells, Myra Smith, Mrs. Samuel
Upton, Mrs. J. E. Snyder, Dr. Samuel
A. Brown, treasurer; Rev. J. E" Snyder,
auditor: George A. Thatcher, publicity
chairman; Edward C. Jehu. Tag day
chairman.
The station committee includes: Rev.
Dora Reed Barber, Miss Emma Lovett,
Mrs. E. Russell Jehu, Miss Bessie Dan
skin, Mrs. W. G. MacLaren, Mrs. B.
Davidson, Mrs. W. E. Warden.
The board of counsel of the Institu
tions Includes: Roscoe P. Hurst, W. G.
MacLaren. F. E. A. Smith, Rev. J. E.
Snyder Rev. F. Af Schuman, Rev.
Aaron Wells. Rev. Homer Cox. Rev. W.
H. Boddy, W. E. Warden.
MOBILIZING SEEN TWICE
COLONEL HAMMOND VIEWS ARMY
AT JCAREZ ASD QUEBEC.
Eugrene National Guard Officer Back
From Convention Praisea Canadian
Soldiery an "Fine-Looking; Lol.
EUGENE, Or., Sept 30. (Special.)
Telling of witnessing mobilization of
troops in Montreal and Juarez within
two weeks, and of general war condi
tions throughout the continent, Colonel
Creed C. Hammond, commander of the
Oregon Coast Artillery Corps, O. N. G..
returned last night from a 10,000-mile
circuit of the United States covering
almost a month.
He was in Quebec when an army of
35,000 Canadian volunteers were mob
ilized, and in Juarez when Villa's de
nouncement of Carranza was an
nounced. He saw the operations of
the Mexican General in rushing his
troops to Chihuahua, where he re
viewed 40,000.
Colonel Hammond says Juarez is a
wide-open town, with gambling-houses
every few feet. A Villa sdldier stood
in every doorway and appropriated
half the winnings of the gamblers, he
said. He declares the feeling is strong
in favor of Villa In Northern Mexico,
along both sides of the river.
The army in Quebec is described by
Colonel Hammond as the finest body
of volunteers he ever saw.
"All are mature men, there are no
boys among them," he said. "Fifteen
per cent of them have seen active serv
ice in the Boer war or in British en
gagements, and they are a fine-looking
lot."
He declares that Western Canada is
prosperous as a result of the war
wheat selling there at tl.32.
"In Brockton, the shoemen are turn
ing out all the shoes with cloth tops,
because they can t get kid from Ger
many, said Colonel Hammond. -
Colonel Hammond attended the Na
tional Guard convention in Boston.
CROWD AT; RODEO BIG
Extra Seats Provided for Sightseers
at The Dales.
THE DALLES r,r- on
C'arThe Rodeo management hacTthe
uuutii wnen it provided an extra
seating capacity for this- year's Wild
Vv est show. Practically every available
seat was occupied this afternoon by a
crowd which nearly doubled that of the
opening days.
This was a day of real sport at the
Rodeo. - There was something going on
all the time. Tilost "f the time there
wem nt laDf . rt . . , ...
- " .j. luieo spienaia
attractions to hold the spectators, some
on the track and some in the arena,
and every minute was an interesting
and exciting one for the onlookers.
They were kept on the qui vive to see
everything that was going on. There
were all kinds of thrilling excitement
and close finishes.
The first event of the afternoon
swept the crowd with enthusiasm, tl
wa sthe "wild bull riding." Several men
of the cow country tried to ride the
big red animal which was brought
out. About all each did was to cut
iimes in tiie air oeiore hitting
the grit, the bull promptly dumping
every would-be rider.
Another bull appeared on the scene,
but he was equally determined to carry
no extra weight and he, too, got away
wit it.
The Indian relay race was a fine
exhibition. For two-thirds of the mile
and half, three of the redskins were
neck and neck. William McBride grad
ually drew away from his competitors,
however, and was an easy winner, be-
ish for second, .Te?se George winning by
a nose from Wllkins Williams.
INDIAN GIRL LOSES $500
Automobile Ride Taken in Spokane
and Companion Is Arrested.
SPOKANE, Sept. 30. (Special.) The
loss of a roll of J500 is the latest ad
venture with which Christine Victor, a
wealthy young Coeur d'Alene Indian
girl, has met, and Fred Runnels, 39, la
charged with the theft. Two hundred
dollars of the money, which the pris
oner admits taking, was found in his
possession, the police say.
According to the Indian girl, she ar
rived in town to have a good time and
went for an automobile ride with Run
nels. Runnels was arrested today.
CITY VOTES C0UNTY GIFT
Ontario to Donate $3 0,00 0 Building
to Malheur County.
ONTARIO, Or., Sept. 30. (Special.)
At a special bond election here today
a 130,000 issue for the purpose.of erect
ing a new courthouse to donate to
Malheur' County carried by a vote of
656 to 8. The question of removing
the county seat from Vale and relocat
ing it at Ontario will be voted on at
the general election in November and.
if it carries, the new courthouse will
be the gift of Ontario to the county.
Two other bond propositions were
voted on today, and both carried by
practically the same vote. One was for
an issue of J6500 for the relief of the
Malheur County Fair Association and
the other was for J3500 for the relief
of the Holy Rosary Hospital.
400 Licenses Issued In Day.
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash.. Sept. 30.
(Special.) Four -hundred hunting
licenses were issued today in anticipa
tion of the opening of the pheasant
season tomorrow. There has - been a
general exodus from town, and many
country districts are posting "No hunt--ing"
notices.
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable price.
V-J.. I V.- II. Ul .J 1X1.
ACCORDION PLHAT1NO.
K. STjiPHAN Hemstitching and scalloping,
accord, aide pleat, buxtons covered, good
ponged; mall orders. Alder. M. tf37J.
ASSAYEBS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAI OFFICE. 14V Hd. Gold,
silver and platinum bought.
QILBLRT as HALL, successors Wells & Co.,
60 to 613 Couch bidg.. lvt 4th. Main TL30.
ATTORNEYS.
J. B. OREKXriEUl General practice, ab
stracts, contracts, collections, etc; consul
tation free. New otzices. TuT, 7ue, TO bell,
lng bldg. Main 4HB6. Open evenings.
Vt M. M LAFClltCK,
Counsellor-at-Law. iau tailing 31dg.
CARPET WEAVING.
NORTHWEST KL'U CO. Hugs from old car
pets, rag ruga 188 .East bin. Both phones.
CELLULOID BCTTOXS. BADGES.
THE IRWIN-faODoON COHPA.M
92 3th st. Phone Main ill: and H54.
C11XNA PAINTlXi.
HAND-PAINTED china, lor sale, orders
taken, lessons 60o. aul Gilaaa su
CHlBUrUUlaTS.
William. Eatelle and William, Jr., Devsn?,
the only acientiriu chiropouists in tne city
Parlors, BU2 (ieriinger bidg., s. w. corner
i iMun. rnoQB 31 A in loU 1.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
HUL Offices, meaner bldg. Main 34J3.
CMlitOPKACXtC 111 1 S1C1AX S.
DR. M' MA HON. 121 4th unromc cases,- la
treatments 10; others less. Main 204.
CLEANING AJD l'KJSsm G.
DKESd tiUll'S for rent; we press one suit
Mil week tor gl.SU per month.
UNIQUE TA1LORLN& CO.,
808 Stark St.. bet. stn and tith. Main 514.
COLLKCTIOX AGEX C Y.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. "Adopt
Short Methods." bhort Adjustment Co,
Bad y. W. Bank bldg. phone Main JT4,
NETH & CO., Worcester bidg. Main liUU
No collection, no charge. Established lirtla.
DANCING.
PROP. WAL, WIX-SON Waltz, hesitation,
ono-atep, two-atep, schottiacne; .eaaona,
Zoc, morning, afternoon, eve.; guarantee to
teach anybody who walks how to daooa
b5s 5tn su, bet. Stark, and oak; 4 private
lcasona, 2; S classes, phone Main .037.
tR. and Mrs. Heath's Academy Danclnf
taught In all Its branches; class Mon. and
FrL eve,, 7 to d; assembly after; lessons
daily. 2314 Morrison, cor. 2d. Max. 310.
Af;Rlf!III TIIRAI. iutt V tl fc'-VT .
R. M. Wade A Co.. 322-26 Hawthorne ava.
ARCKITtXTLHAL lY'liUS lUO VVOKaOi.
Portland Wire a- Iron Wks., ad and ColuraDia.
AUTO AU liLUl.Y TOl'S" '
DUBRUILLK BUGGY TOP CO.. 200 2d at.
ALXOMOlliLK SUFFLIfS.
BALLOU & WKIGHI, 7th aad Oak sta
BAljKiAOK Cil.CliLl AT HOMK.
Baggage Ac Omnlbut Tiansfer, Para & Darn.
UlCYCLbS, MOXOitCiCLJiS 42 struts.
BALLOU & WRIGHT. 7th and Oak sts.
BKAU BAKBY.
Royal Bakery & Cool., Inc., 11th and Everett.
BKEHEltS AND liOTTLKRS.
HKNRY WE1XHAR1), lath and Burnside.
CAaCARA BARK A.N I t.KAl'E KUO'X.
KAHM BROS., lul FRONT ST.
CEMENT, I.I ME AND I'LASTEK.
F. T. Crowe tc Co., 45 Fourth street.
COFFEE, TEAS AND SPICES.
CLOSSt;T & DEVEHS, 1-11 ;. i'ront at.
DRY GOODS.
FLEISCHN'ER. MAYER & CO.. IT Ash at.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
Ettibba Electrical Co.. 6th and Pine its.
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Albers Bros. Milling Co.. Front & Marshall.
GROCERIES.
WADHAM8 Ac CO., 6U-7u Fourth street.
WHEELER GAINS TRAIN
PLEA OK DELEGAIO. FOR STOP IX
CITY' LIMITS IS HEARD,
Buainesamen Who VlHlt Portland Are
KnthnalaMtlc Over Benefits to
Raalt From' New Plans.
WHEELER, Or., Sept. 30. (Special.)
A delegation of Wheeler business
men were in Portland Monday and
Tuesday applying for a railroad train
stop in Wheeler proper. The station.
which was formerly in the business sec
tion of the town, has been moved to a
new depot at the Wheeler mill, which
Is about three-quarters of a mile dis
tant. The road, between the two points
is Impassable during the Winter
months, thus hindering the traveling
public and local merchants to a great
extent.
The matter was taken up wltfc the
Southern Pacific officials and the Kail
road Commission, with the result that
the request was granted.
Those making the trip were: J. T.
Donovan. M. A. Hamilton, Alex Ander
son, Jr., H. F. Effenberger, John Erick.
son, J. V. A. Fariell, J. W. Bradley, R.
H. Cody, W. L. Mayer, L. Lundberg.
Oscar Lai to. F.- A. Rowe and Mayor
Jensen.
The delegation was accorded the best
of treatment and Is returning gratified
with the result of its trip. They have
relieved the present situation and made
the town appear more favorable to the
prospective" investor than when the
trains stopped a. distance from the
town.
PHEASANTS' DOOM SEALED
Sale of Hunting Licenses an Arms
Greatest on Record.
Local nimrods descended on County
Clerk Coffey's office yesterday in
droves, intent on procuring hunters' li
censes in preparation for the pheasant
season that opens today. Over 200 li
censes were issued in that office alone
and a number of downtown sporting
goods houses which have authority to
sell licenses issued from SO to 150 each.
All announced, their intention of go
ing out this morning in pursuit of
pheasants and grouse. Sporting goods
stores had such a run on their stocks
that guns usually kept for rent were
not to ba had yesterday, having all
been taken earlier in the week. Tho
sale of hunting licenses during the
past- week has broken all former
records.
FARMERS FEAR FIREBUG
Camp Creek. Barns and Crops Are
Destroyed in Series of Blazes.
EUGENE, Or.. Sept. 30. (Special.)
After the mysterious destruction by
fire of three barns within scarcely
more than a week, farmers in the vi
cinity of Camp Creek, a. tributary to
the McKenzie. 12 miles east of Eugene,
are alarmed for fear that the unknown
incendiary will continue his work.
Last night the barn of John Potter,
with all of the stored crop and with two
horses, was destroyed by fire which
broke out shortly after 1 o'clock. It
was a total less. Less than a week
ago a barn belonging to Folk Harley
was burned with all its contents, and
a few days before this, a barn with
crops owned by Andrew Stevens was
destroyed.
Office Shifted to Pasco.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash., Sept. SO.
(Special.) John C. Roth, general man
ager of the Northern Pacific here, has
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENTISTS.
DR. A. W. KEENS, Majestic Theater bldg.,
851 Washington at. Marshall S-'OS.
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Treatments by specialist: glassee fitted. Dr.
F. F. Casseday. 617 Dekum bL. 3d at Wash.
ELSCTKIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
and repaired. We do all kinds of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
H. M. H. Electric Co, 21 First U K or til.
Phone Main U210.
FEED STABLE.
TEAMING, hauling, excavating; sales sta
ble. A. p. Morse, 834 Front. Main 720.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WOBas.
PHOENIX Iron Works, East 3d and Haw
thorne. General machine and foundry work.
KODAbUs.
KODAKS and ALL, SUPPLIES; developing,
printing and enlarging. PIKE as MARK
HAM CO., 343 Washington at.
MACHINERY.
Engines, boilers, sawmills bought, aold and
exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co., Portland.
MOVING PICTLRES.
FILMS, machines, supplies, rented or sold.
United Film Co., 2- 2d st.
MUSICAL.
PIANO studio, 2I3U 14th sU S.; arrangements
made for practicing. Phone Mala 3b3.
Emil Thlelhora, violin teacher; pupil Sevcik.
2U7 Fliedner bldg. A 4100. Mar. lo2W.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
BR. PHILLIPS, specialist in paralyeia, ner
vous chronic cUseaaes. 604 Oregonlan bidg.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay to to itf for a
pair of glasses when I can
ub juui tjc, wita nrst
Quallty lenses, gold-hlled frames, as low
as tl-ttO 7 Goodman,-lsi Morrison su, near
bridge fe'atistaction guaranteed.
OSTEOfAimC THY SIC iA 3.
DR. GEORGE R, WELLS, 02 Morgu bid.
Hour 2 to 6 P. M. and by appointment.
Office Marshall 801; rea. Maniiall 11 TO.
DR R. B. Korthrup, SuS Morgan bldg.. cor.
Broadway and Washita ton streets. Office
phone Main B49; residence. East 1028.
PAXENT ATTOHNICV8.
T. J. GEISLliR, Att'y-at-Law, 603 Hear?
Wm. C Schmidt, Eng. and Dra taman.
R. C WRIGHT 22 years' practice uTlL
ana foreign patents. ftoO Dekum bldg.
PLUM-ES. "
DON'T throw your old plume
away; we are experts in feather
dyeing, cleaning and remodel
ing, mounting birds of paradise
our specialty. "THE PJUiCS.'
2o& Morgan bidg. Main 40dt
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
HAIR GOODS.
PORTLAND HAiH UOODS CO..
WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 UiSKUM BLD3.
MATS AND CAPS.
THANHAUSEK HAT CO.. 53-53 Front St.
HIDES. PELTS, WOOL AND FLICS.
KAHS BROS.. 1K1 Front street.
IRON WORKS.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
East end of Burnside Bridge
STEEL STRUCTURAL PLANT.
FOUNDRY.
ALT. ARCHITECTURAL IRON.
CASTINGS,
STEEL BRIUGES ROOF TRUSSES.
Carry Complete Stock of
STEEL BEAMS! AND AN'GLBS.
CHAKKEL PLATES,
TEK3.
LEATHER AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES.
CHA8. I. HASTIC Sc CO., 74 Front; leather
of every description, taps. mfg. findings
LIME, CEMEK'T, PLASTER, METAL LATH.
The J. McCraken Co.. 1114 Board of Trade.
Sales agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime
LOGGING MACHINERY.
F. B. MALLORY & CO., 1131 Pine street.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAttT
Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co.. b3 Fifth su
?IT1 1 I I v 17 ' '
BRAPSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th sts!
been made division trainmaster, with
headquarters at Pasco. For the present
the office here will be abolished and
the business handled by L. F. Sains
bury, the local agent.
POLICE SERGEANT NAMED
E. C. Brothers, of Harbor Patrol,
Succeeds Pechin, Dismissed.
E. C. Brothers, for several years a
member of the harbor patrol, was ap
pointed by Mayor Albee yesterday to
the position of police sergeant to take
the place of Sergeant Pechin, who was
dismissed from the service September
1 for neglect of duty. The Mayor also
appointed Walter A. Tyler and T. C.
Freiberg as patrolmen to till vacancies
caused by the dismissal last December
of 11 members of the police department
for playing cards at the Police Ath
letic Club headquarters.
As there are still eight or nine va
cancies in the patrolmen service, a
number of other appointments are ex
pected this week from the civil service
eligible list. The two men appointed
as patrolmen were among the highest
on the eligible list.
Americans in Hail of Bullets.
LONDON. Sept. 30. While driving in
an automobile from Brussels to Gram
mont, where they purposed taking a
train for Ostend, Edgar Allen Cantrell.
of Newport, Ky.. and his Invalid wife
went through a hail of bullets, one of
which killed their driver.-
Portland's Building
Directory
Chamber of Commerce Building
DUXI WAY. RALPH K. Main J 636 62B-M1
Insurance.
VINCENT, 8. r. . CO., Main 105 si
H H freiTatwi
KEASEY. DORR al. at CO.. Main 118. ,iJ
Board of Trade Building
Real Estate.
BARRETT BROS., Main 64S6 .304
WALLfc.it. FRANK L Main SZaS. . . ..1U1
Lewis Building
Consul tine Knaswcrraw
LUCrUB. W. W. Marsnall gee (1S-JU
Spalding- Building
MorteTSta; IiWins.
BAlHjJOHJi.A Mam SU21.. ..,
Yeon Building:
Attorneys.
GRAHAM. SIDN.O. Main .60O-7-
hUMBAJLL. HEN M . Mar. 6M) S3
MA LARK EY. SEABUUOK A DIBBLE.
Main l&OL A 5212 1SOO-I303
STO i r COLLIER. Marshall 507a. .ooo-l
Billiard HaiL
M'CBEDIB BILLIARDS Second 5'laor
Beat Estat.
METCALT, LYLK S.. Marshall 24&3....I1
RAINBY. J. G.. MarshaU S17T 1804
WAGGONER, GEO. B SUU
SU.VSQU A. U VSis S44eu lUlI.
I
PORTLAND WOOD P1PB CO. Factory and
office near Z4tn and Tork sts. Main S4SJ.
BCBBEB STAMPS. SEALS. BRASS SIGNS.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKA
231 Wash. St. Phone Main 710 and A 3710.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES, new. all makes. $20
up ; . used machines, $ i up, and guaran
teed, renting and repairing. Main 94SL
Sewing Machine Emporium, 180 ed. near
Taylor.
SHOE REPAIRING.
SHOES HALF SOLX
in It) minute
while you .wait.
New Tork Shoe Repair Co.
24?b Aider be
pHOHtAsi,, BANK. blOifcE FlATl'Kiua.
MARSHALL MFG. CO., 10th and Flanders
iNe w and old window display and csutinet
worlc-
FOR reasonable prices see West era Fixture
A Showcase Co.. N. lOl-h. Mar. 774.
bXORAGik AND TRANlkR,
PORTLAND Van at Storage Co., cor. 15th
and Kearney sts., just completed, new fire
proof warehouse for household effects,
pianos and automobiles; contains separate
fire and vermin-proof room, steam-heated
piano-room, trunk and rug vauita, track
age for carload shipments, vans for mov
ing, reduced freight rates on household
goods to and from East in through cars.
Main 640, all departments.
OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CfX.
New fireproof warehouse with separata
room. We move and pack household
gooai and pianos and ship at reduced
rates. Auto vans and teams for moving.
Forwarding and distributing agents. Free
trackage. Office and wars house loth and
Hoyt stn. Main 547. A a 2 4 7.
C O. PICK Transfer fc Storage Co. Office
and commodious 4-story brick warehouse,
separate iron room and fireproof vaults
lor valuable. N. W. cor. 2d and Pin sts.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipment; special rate made on goods
in our through cars to all domeatlo and
foreign porta. Main 6s. A 194.
MANNING WAREHOUSE TRANSFER CO,
13th and Everett Sta.
Piano and household good moved,
packed s.nd shipped, reduced freight rate
on all household good to and from East,
through car service. Main 70s, A 2214.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gliaan ut
cor. 13th. Telephone Main 9 or A 11C
f We own and operate two large class "a"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
Insurance rate In olty.
MADISON-ST. DOCK, a n d WAR EHOUS&Z.
Office. 189 Madison; general merchandise
and forwarding agents. Phone Mam 768L.
WOOD.
GREEN and dry "lab wood; block wood. Pan
ama Fuel Co. Main 720. A Has.
ORNAMENTAL IBOX AND WIRE.
Portland Wire Axon 'Vks.. lid and Columbia,
r --"- lajMAJ WALL rAft.lt.
PIONEER PAINT CO., lot! First street,
w. p. Fuller at Co.. lath and Davis.
RASMLSSEN & CO.. I'd tnd Taylor atresia
ttWV I I. . -. . -. . , . - . . .......
M. L. KLINE. t4-o Front SU
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE. S4-B8 Front St.
PRINTERS A1 PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTES & CO.. 1st and Oak sts.
PRODUCE COM.MISSION MERCHANTS.
EVERD1NG A FARRELL. 141 Front at.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE,
Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrop.
SAND AND GRAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO.. loot of Ankeny.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER at CO.. 12th and Davis.
Portland Iron Worka, 14th and Northrnp.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.. 6 Front at.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d at.
WHOLESALE JEWEI-ES5; AND OPT1CLAN
KUTTERFIED BROS.. MOHAWK BLDO.
FINEItAL DIRECTORS.
The only miusa aiiacrtaitiQf establlsn-
"""i in rorimna wita private arivewajr.
Main K. A lfiDU.
J. P. F1NLET tc SON,
Montgomery, at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the lead In I
funeral director, 220 Third street, eorner
Salmon. Lady assistant. A loll Main 6vl.
F. 8. DUNNING, INC.,
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 lasl
Alder at. East 52. B 2625.
A. R. ZELLER CO.. Williams aa
East loss. C lusa. Lady attendant. Alay
and nlaht service.
DUNNING A M'ENTEE, funeral directors,
7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady at
tendant. Office of County Coroner
R. T. BYRNES, Williams ave. and Knott
East 1115. c 1948. Lady attendant.
P. L. LERCU, East 11th sua Clay stm.
Lady assistant. East 78L
UNDERTAKING COMPANY Sd
and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady attendant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. rmn.t. ut
Washlnston. Malu 268, A 126k. Flowers
ior ail occasiona artistically arranged.
is itua., aeslcners and decorators:
fresh cut flowers, sreat variety. Morriaoa.
bet. 4th and stn. Main or A 1805.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 2d and Alder
Designs and sprays. Marshall 6b 3.
MAX M. SMITH. Mala 7215. A 3121, Sea
ins bld(.
CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT SCOTT PARK
CoatalnlnsT 833 Aerea.
Portland's Only Modern
Perpetual . Care Cemetery.
Reflaed. Pltailii Servlee
Complete. Perfect sCqulpnsesit.
Prices aad Terms Rtsissisia
Botk Telephone.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
7 GRA.VD AVE.
Between la vie nad lUverett.
Pssaes aast tUa, B Open Oar
aad Mlssit.
Report mil cases of cruelly to this office.
Lethal chamber for small arumala. liorae
ambulance for sick or disabled ammaia
at a moments notice. Any one de
siring; a pet may communicate) w i til us.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
aiWtijr mad ssw.vy.
Per LiBfc
On time .......o. i?
bam Ua two coBMCUllra times.
beiiue Mtl tUre cvimcuUt Uioet. ...... .v
biiue ad lix or mvu ruoaocuuvt tine..6e
Hie abwve rate apply iw ailvertuMsoieata
unticr iew luaay" aud all Uittr -'"HUict.
Uuub except tne luUowiag:
bitaatiooa autA MjiUe.
b it Us Utu V q t eU - etuAle.
lor liroxit, lUKm. FrivMies FajnlUa,
itootnii and Uuarcl. f ri viite Aaunlllea.
Uoutveiceeptns iiouma. frivate iraoxillea.
liaie oa .u9 sau -j n wLi KMuua u I ceato
a Uue eaco inaertloa.
On -cuai-je" aavertlvemeotB charge will
be based on the number oi llnea appeariea
in the paper, re:acdlcM oX the number of
worai in each line. M'ni"i "t ciuug, twe
lines,
ibe Oreroaian will accept claaelfied ad
Tertikemenu over toe telcphune, provided
the advertter le a ubecriber to either phone.
IS o prices will be quoted over the phone, but
bill will be rendered the following day.
W hetner ubequent advert isein en im will be
accepted over the phone depend upon th
promptnesa of payment of telepbone adrer
tiapemeute. Situations Wanted and iersoaal
advertisements will not be accepted ever the
telephone. Orders for one insertion only .ui
be accepted for ".Furniture lor bale," "BiuU
aess Opportunities' "Kimhiiibi tiininoa. nod
"Wanted to Kent.
Ihe Oregonlan will not genarmntee accuracy
er assume reapnibiUty for errors occufniii
in telephoned advertlsementa.
Advertlvements to receive prompt claealfl.
catoa aiust be in The Orecoolan office be
fore o'clock at nif bt. except featurdny.
Closinc hour for The aunday OreconiaB will
be 7:30 o'clock Saturday night. Iba office
wui ne open miui iv o uock r. ra as "ust.
and all ads received too late for proper
cie4ailit-ation will be run under heading
ioo ite to Classify.
The Oregodaa will aot be responsible for
more than one Incorrect Insertion ol any ad
gartlsemcnt offered lor mors than one
AMrSEMEXTS,
BROADWAY
AT TAYLOR
Mala 1. A 1123
HEILIG
TONIGHT 8:15
MATTVKE SATCRDAY
Tha Comedy
"KITTY MacKAY"
Prices 11.50. 1.00. 75c, SOc S5c Sic.
NEXTTY-SOCT.4,5f6
Continuous 1 to 10 p. M.
Motion Pictures Popular prices.
Annette Kellermann
Xim'NE'S DAl'iiHTER
Any Seas Any Time ilio
WeekiNNiNo Sun.,Oct,l 1
DeWOLF HOPPER
CILEERT-SL'LUVAN
Comic Opera Company
Sunday. Saturday Nights and
Saturday Matinee
THE MIKADO"
Monday and Thursday Nights
"PIltATES OP PENZANCE"
Tuesday and Frtdav Nights
"IOLANTHE"
Eoeclal Price Matinee Wednesday and
Wednesday Night Double Bill
"PINAFORE and -TRIAL BT JUBT"
Eve. A Sat. Mat, J2.00 to 75c
Wed. Mat., 1.50 to Tie.
MAIL RECEIVED NOW
BAKER
I IIKATKH
Main 3. A ssa.
(ieo. L. Baker. Mr.
Home of the Famous Baker Players. Tonight.
All week. Mat. Sat. The powerful modern
drama of dbmestic life,
-THE FAMILY CCTBOARD."
Seven months in New Tork. Never before
aeen in tbia city. Evening pricea: 25c. 85c
50c. 73c: box. SI. Sat. Mat.. 25c, SOc; box
seats, 75c Next week, starting Sunday Mat.
"Little MiM Brown."
WHERE
bOla
QUAUil
VALDSV1U.E
lO Big Features lO
CONTIN'tOl'ii Afternoon. 1:S4 to 5:30:
nigtiL 6:0 to 11:00: Sundays. 1:00 to tl -Hl.
PRICES Afternoons. lOo and Ida.
Nlsbts. lc and 25c
HATINIX DAILY &30
Broadway at Aider htreet.
WEEK StPX. X. -The Fountain of Ywuth.
with Miss Ethel Davis and Company, in
cluding her famous Baby Loll Cttorui;
Miller, Packer and belt, Cleater KinKtoo,
Taylor and Arnold. "The Village Priest,"
Underwood st Underwood War Service, Mu
tual Wsekly. Boxes and first row balcony
seats reserved by phone. Main 4ti3ii, A 22o(t
LYRIC
roortti svnd
Stark Sta
EXTRA The Great Adams, Astrologist
Psychic. Lyric Musical Comedy company In
"Dr. Dippy's Sanitarium." Continuous per
formances nightly commencing at 7:30. Mat
inees daily, 2:30. Tuesday night, "Country
Store." Friday nijrht. Chorus Girls' Contest.
Commencing Monday, October 5. and every
Mondty hereafter. "Isch-Ga-Bibbli Night."
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK.
Cor. Vaugbs and Twenty-fourth Sta.
LOS ANGELES
vs.
PORTLAND
SEPTEMBER 29, 80, OCTOBER 1, 2, 3, 4.
(tDBdays, 2:30 p. M.
Lad lea' Days - Wednesday and Friday.
DIED.
BUSS September 28, Esther Russ, aged 13
years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Russ, of Elmo, Wash. Remains at
Dunning & McEntee's parlors, from where
they will be shipped to Centralis Wash.
HENDRICKS September 28, Wallace H.
Hendricks, aged 35 years. Remains ar
Dunning & McEntee's parlors, from where
they will bs shipped to Logansport, In-
uisna.
OLSEN September 30, Olaf Olsen. aed 41
years. Remains at Dunning & McEntee's
parlors. Notice of funeral later. The de
ceased was a member of the bailor's
union.
FIELD September 30. Robert L. Field, aged
51 years, 9 months, 24 days. Remains are
at oilman s tunerai parlors. Announce
ment of funeral later.
HJNERAL KOT1CES.
THURSTON September 2S. WIlHam H
Thurston, aged 23 years, beloved son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Thurston and
brother of Mrs. Teeters, c. A., J. L.. and
Walter Thurston. Funeral services will
be held at Dunning & McEntee' chapM
loaay t inursaay, uctoDer l, at 2:30 f.
M. Friends Invited. Interment Rose City
cemetery.
BERGENSE.V The funeral of the late An-
areas tergensen wm take place from Dun
ning & McEntee's chapel today (Thurs
day), October 1, at 10 o'clock. Services
at the Norwegian Lutheran Church, cor
ner East Tenth and Grant streets. 10:.0
A. M. Friends invited. Interment Mult-
noman cemetery.
COOK September 29. Allan Cook. ed 1
years, beiovea son or Mrs. Jennie Cook and
brother of Otlans and Roland Cook. Fu
neral services will be held at the resl-
aence, fit 7 AiDina avenue todav Thurs
day , October 1, at 2:30 P. M. Friend,
invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery.
BROOKMAN The funeral services of the
late Oiga BrooKman will be conducted In
Lents Evanxelical Church todsv (Thurs
day). October 1, at 2 P. M. Friends in
vited. Interment Mt. Scott Perk Ceme
tery. Remains are st funeral parlors of
" Acuwonny oc o., x. j. U. ! . bldg.,
Lents.
BRANDES The funeral services of the
lste Louisa Brandes will be held tomor
row, nrrinayi, uct. z, at the family resi
dence. 802 Overlook blvd.. at Hit nVlrvrlt
P. M. Friends Invited. Interment at Lone
r ir cemetery.
MATHIESOX The funeral services of the
mm Mrnu Aiainieson wi.i be held today
(Thursday) at 9 o'clock A. M., at the
Son. Montgomery, et 6th. Friends invited.
LURSEX The funeral services of the lste
jiciiry uurwn win oe neia today (Thurs-
oayi at a o'clock P. M.. at the family
residence. 1244 Belmont st. Friends in-
,lu' iowrmBni si Kiverview Cemetery.
ff-VDA-' Henry S. Wendan, died st 1620
T m5z w a member of Ben
But.er Pott Q. A R. Funersl at Crema
torium. Friday, October 2 at 2. p M.
G. A. R. and friends invited to attend.
WANT capital to Join In nearly completed
r " V-', "" " unusual returns.
"We0'ro tcrea and services if
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At RaVp A t ... d
--- - "uviiun nouBf, loo-ifw Park
!?: lU-JlltUJ?: at2"; lM etock ot new gran-
. . .. " -. l j i y clOCX.
ITXIR1L XOI1CES.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this (Thursday) even.
ing at S o'clock. Masonic Temple.
wel-
come. By oraer w. yi
FRED L. OLSON.
Sec
KENTON LODGE NO. 143, A.
F. AND A. M. Stated communl
cation this Thursday) evening.
K r -.rri-aa.
W. T. UNDER.
Secretary.
asA OREGON COMMANDERS
AafJ K. T. Cards and social Thurs-
oar. uciooer 1, at t:so p. m
The attendance of all Masons
will be appreciated.
C. F. WIEGAND. Recorder.
GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT. ?CO. 28.
I. O. O. meets this (Thursday) evening
at orient nail, tati etn ana Aiaer streets,
at 8 o'clock. Golden Rule degree. All visit
ing patriarchs Always welcomed.
C. C. STARR, Scrlbe.1
D. OF H.. NOTICE A birthday entertain
ment and card party given by the Lad tee
or Fidelity 14. jjegre or Honor, at their
hall. 129 4th st., Friday nifiht, Oct. 3. No
a amission. Jtring a xneno.
MEETING NOTICES.
teJW AL KADER TEMPLE. A.
E.iT jT A. O. N. M. S. The annual
I'wKrimige 01 Al Kadcr Tem
ple to the State Fair at Salem
will take place on Shrlnars'
day. Saturday, October a. A
special train will leave the
Union Depot ar 9 A. M. Re
turning wll leave Salem at S
P. M. Round trip tickets
$1. oU. Good returning on mv
train on or rr.M-. - T-v.
ladles arc invited to accompany the piigrlm
ase. Visltine nobles cordially Invited W ar
your fex. By orrier of the Potentate. "
HUGH. J. BOYD. Recorder.
IXrtffrEXDENT HOilBfTEAD. XO.' .IM.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEO
MEN, will hold a special meeting at the
correspondent's home. 2i B. 11th St., at s
P. M-, Thursday, Sept. 1. Matters of great
importance. By order of the Hon. Foca-mn-
F. M. PRINK.
"F.W TOn AT.
MORTGAGE LOANS
OX IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
Money nvnllaale within 4 ssnrs nfter
receipt of abstract. nnd 7 srr nil.
ROBERTSON & EWING
2Q7-S Xerttneiters Bank II Ids.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Money m Current Kates.
KAHM A-1 C IT 1 LOAM.
HQ FearU t, toonrn at '1'rmde lilac
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current Hates.
JOHN E. CRONAN
902 Snalditxg Bide
Fort la a L Or.
Mortgage Loans
Any Amount at Current Hates. '
GEO. If. THOMAS,
2S7 Oak SU, iloora 2, Alniwortk Bide.
REAL EST AT K DEALERS.
J. H. N Atll, 73 Chamber of Commerce
lllrf.. pss cash for real estate and se.ts
on easy terms and exchange.
PALM K R-JON Us CO.. 1L VZ 404-40&-4US
Wilcox bldg.
BKCK. W till am G.. 315-31 Failing bids
B EN EDICT BROs., SJO Ha thorr avenue.
JEKN1NO &, CO., Main JS8. 20d Oregor.iau.
REAL ESTATE.
for bale Lots.
$350 J 10 down and $3 a month, ouys a
juartcr-acrt. ju & larco tiiad like this
you tan r-ise all your Litrnei, Vf-gcubles,
cliukeiis, etc.. h hiv.ii is lite greater part
of your livtni;. in living on a ilace like
tins you can solve the lutiii cost of living.
Tins is ilie best value in the city. City
water piped in front of tha pia.ee. M. L.
Lee, Z-- Corbtjti blag.
THE high cost of living can be oolved y
ll vlns on s halt -a ere u act. w here you can
raise all your vcKctaoius, berries, fruits,
chickens, etc., whuh is the greater por
tion oi your IH iiik ; city water; we can
furnish you with a halt-acre for cash
and A0 a month. The best vuiue in the
city. It will pay you to investigate this.
M. E. Lee, Corbett bldg.
BARGAIN IN LOTS.
5 lots J0xlH each, coat $J500 2 yeajs
ago; paid since fuoU street Improvemeiitt-;
tnese lots must be sold; they are in Haw
thorne district unU any reasonable olitr
not refused. Marshall 4LiOt.
WILL sell lot 8. block aj. Laurelhurst Ad
dition for $lmKX Take second mortgage
responsible party who will build. Apply
owner. E. Hru, 70o Seventh avenue, &ai
Francisco.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
Homes and r.oinesiies. A few r.ieat
bai sains. Every cuiuoiuer in a ie:er-r:
Marshall BROOKE. A Z&J.
KOrt .SALE Lot. Roso City Paik; tnust null
at a sacrifice on account oi sicUuess. lu
iiuire U-bVt -d su
ALBERTA $475 ALL CASH.
Lot buxfcO, including paved sL and all
Improvements. j ureonian.
SluOO WILL buy 1-atxloO on East Lincoln
st., cost 30uo. See this at once lor thu
biggest snap in 1'ortland. Marshall 4-M'A.
$2 jo WILL buy two Jots in Wiliamot to
Add.; street improvements paid. A ifS-44.
G0X1OO. CAPTITOL HILL, ex tra cheap for
cash. Main 3 003. Room o 4.
50x100, BLOCK lu, lot 19, Capitol Hill. oO
casli. Main 360, room 84.
For kale
-Bescb Property.
SEASIDE, OREGON.
For sale or rent, 8-room house on "Q"
st., 50 feet from boardwalk; view of oceaa
from lower or upper porches.
Lot OoxlOO; rent $15 per month. Inquire
at Mrs. Jety's real estate or f ice or at resi
dence of Mr. Grogan, Seaside, Or.
Anyone wishing to buy sddress James
Dutty, Seaside, Or.
For Sale Business properties.
SOUTH PORTLAND BUSLNESS
PROPERTY $6oo0.
Fins corner, large store building, and
rooms overhead, street improvements paid
for; unincumbered ; exchange for small
farm same vsiue or less. Kred W. Ger
man Co., 914 Chamber of Commerce.
For bale
-Ho
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN RESTRICTED
DISTRICT.
New, swell home, $3."0 ?2u0 cash ; 7
rooms, fireplace, iurnace, Dutch kitchen,
three bedrooms, large double living-room,
elegant plate fclass bufftt, oak Hours; 2i
minutes to city. Phone Tabor 100.
WE wilt finance and build your home on
monthly payments. Call at offica of pnons
Main 4347.
ODONNELL & STEELE,
Commercial Builders.
601 Corbett Bidg.
4-KOOM house, modern and up to dat;
fireplace, built-in bookshelves, Dutch,
kitchen: everything f irst-ciaas; just com
pleted; 15 minutes out on good carl me;
will sell like rent. See owner. Piatt
bldg., corner Park end Washington.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOMEL
On your lota or ours; by your own plans
or ours; pay us like rent.
THE OREGON HOMEBUILDEES.
1330 Northwestern Bank HlQg.
EAST Lin coin -st. snap; r-room bunga;oA.
corner lor. 1 block to car ; a b i qi nnap at
SU-OO $100 down and $!." pr-r month.
ZADOW ALEXANDER.
414 Corbett bldg. A 1416, .Marshall
$1750 LOOK HERE.
5 -room bouse, new bath, toilet. Mt. Ta
bor car; very easy terms. Sruith-Wagouer
Co., Stock Exchange.
j"l57tEASITERM; NICE HOME!
Modern plumbing, electric lights, fruit,
cement walks, near canine, scnoola. Box
703. Lents.
AM compelled to aell my fine modern
room East Side home ; to the man who
can make a cush offer. This is an eppot
tunlty. Call Tabor 162.
FOR SALE 2750; 6 -room modern houe
and lot. electric lights and gas; Kill
trade 1470 equity tor small houae or
acreane. J 23. Oresonisn.
FOR SALE The finest new home In IrvinK
ton, between Brazeo and Knott; pri'
VH)00. K. E. Bowman & Co., Commercial
Club bldg.
8-ROOM bouse, choice location with fruit
and flowers, good well. Iron pump; 1
minutes from Postofrice. Price $&W.
terms to suiu See owner. B12 Piatt bidg.
S-ROOM thoroughly modern house, on East
Taylor, near 60th; lot 4 jxl.O ; streeis
paved and paid; pries (3750; terms. Phone
Tabor 424. Owner.
$10 PER month, including interest. bus
80x200, I-room house, price 6.5; Oregon
City line.
A. C. MARSTERS. 203 Wilcox Bldg.
HOUSES Some fine bargains Irvlngton, lels
than cost; for rent furnished and unfur
nished; also lots.. East 7U. W. H- Hard
msn. 1000 EQUITY FOR $230 CASH
In new modern 6-room home. close-In
on East Side, 1 block to car.
211 Lumber Exchange, cor, ad and Stark.
NICE 5-room modern bungalow on E. loth,
near Alnsworth ; $500 cash, balance like
rent. Taggert. 416 Chamber of Commerce.
SIS-ROOM, modern bungaow. Rose cTiv
P irk. Price $3"'00. $40 cash, balance
monthly. W'. J. Davie. Corbtr bldg.
FOR SALE at your own price; moaeru b
room house near Irvington Club; must le
sold; leaving city. Phone East 2 4rtti.
TURN in your lot as first payment on my
dandy new 6 -room ML Tabor home, bai.
like rent; pries 380O. J i95, Oregoniaa.
NEW modern 12-room Iiouk. quarter block,
la Irvington. Phono R, B. Rics, East UiJ.
i aiMisaasassassasi
Jjrni 1Q8.Q