TTTE MOTSXTNO OKECOXTAN, THXTRSDAT, OCTOBER 29, 1914.
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FOB SACRAMENTO
Representative of Minority
Stockholders Says Busi
ness Men Back Him.
CAL EWING IS RECEPTIVE
Owner of Seals Says He and Partner
Will Not Sell Unless Assured
CInb Conducted on Right Plane.
. - McCredle Harries Home.
PAN F-RANC1SCO. Oct- 28. (Special.)
"With the Coast League annual ses
sion a, thing- of the past, the magnates
who had been caller to San Francisco
for this important gathering were
scattering- today.
Judge McCredie, of Portland, was In
a hurry to return home and lost no
time in taking his departure. Charlie
Jraham, representing minority stock
holders of the Mission club, was on
deck today, but took the train tonight
for Sacramento. Henry Berry and Happy
Jloean were gathering up odds and
ends, but will leave tomorrow after
noon at the latest.
With the exception of the committee
named to dispose of the Mission fran
chise, said committee consisting of Cal
lowing. Frank Leavitt and A. T. Baum,
there remains no unfinished business.
Just when this committee wiil get
down to action is a matter of specu
lation. Members of the committee de
clare that they will await the outside
propositions from cities that would
like to be listed with the Coast League.
It la considered likely something will
he done before the league executive
leaves for the meeting of the minor
leagues in Omaha on November 10.
Graham Ye HopefoL
Charlie Graham declared he was still
hopeful he would be able to bring about
successful negotiations to cause the
return of the team to Sacramento.
"The business men want the team
there, and I think we will be able to
arrange the matter," he said.
According to Cal Kwing, nothing
more than tentative propositions have
been submitted to himself and his
business partner, Frank M. Ish, for the
hale of the San Francisco baseball
club.
"We are in a receptive mood," he
declared, "and have been for some
time. However, we will not sell un
less we are assured the club will fall
Into the hands of men who will conduct
baseball on the right plane."
Hognn ot Bidder.
Hap Hogan denied today that he was
m bidder for the San Francisco fran
chise and explained he was quite well
satisfied to remain where he is. It i3
understood that Tom Stephens, of San
Jose, woulrl like to get the club if it
can be arranged, and possibly Kwing
and Ish will find a way of retiring
actively from the sport.
The suggested deal for the transfer
4f Hoy Corhan to the Philadelphia Na
tionals is hanging fire. Scout Billy
Kcal, while h admits he would like
to have Corhan, lias so far refused to
place a prie on the Albuquerque al-
f a if a farmer, and indicates that he
wants to talk trade. Kvving prefers
a monetary offr. Corhan quite will-
inirlv admits that he would like an
other chance in the big brush, and
there is no question but that he is
entitled to that opportunity. Tel How
ard seems satisfied that some propo
sition will go through hefore the W in
ter is ended to gi ve Corhan his wish
President Baum has taken no stens
looking to the reduction of his staff
of umpires from six to three, but. as
it is simply a case of picking the best
men, he should have no trouble on his
hands. 1'nquesttonably K. Finney and
J ted Held will ho slated for jobs in
3115, so the other berth will lie be
tween .Tack McCarthy, Billy Phyle and
Bill Guthrie.
PHEASANT HVN'TEH 1MNKU $25
I
l'tank .It. Johnson Pays Costs Also
for Shooting? From Highway.
Frank R. Johnson, who was arrested
October 6 by Deputy Game Warden
Vrunk Krvin and Special Deputy Trues
doU, charged with shooting China
pheasants from a public highway, had
his trial yesterday at St. Johns and
was fined SJ5 and costs. Johnson was
arraigned for trial October 14, but he
was not ready- to plead then. Tom
ltyan. Deputy District Attorney, prose
cuted the case.
For killing blackbirds last Sunday
Walter Kuhl was fined $25 and costs
at his trial yesterday at St. Johns.
Deputy Game Warden Frank Ervine
and. Special Deputy Leo Truesdell made
the arrest- '
B.VKEK TO I'HY XAMPA FRIDAY
Canto "With TIio Dalles SougTit by
Heavy Kastern Oregon Team.
BAKEll. Or;. Oct. 2S. (Special.)
Baker Ilisrh S.-liool football eleven will
Vlay Nampa here Friday. Nampa has
defeated the Colles of Idaho. Boise,
Payette and Caldwell, and is claiming
the Southern Idaho championship.
Should Baker's heavy team get past
this game unscathed, it expects clear
sailing up to Thanksgiving:. For the
turkey day g-ame an effort will be
made to schedule a game either with
The Dalles, which has won from the
various Portland teams, or with the
Walla Walla High School.
YOUXG BVSII BEATS VKl'KKAS
Tesreau Defeated in 1-0 Score at
AValla Walla Before CO00.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Oct. 28.
With Bush opposing Tesreau, the
American League all-stars defeated
the National stars in their exhibition
ga,me here this afternoon by a score
of 1 to 0. It was an ideal day and
about 2000 people were present. The
teams- left here tonight for Seattle.
The score: R. H. E.
Nationals 0 6 2
Americans 13 2
Batteries Tesreau and Clark; Bush
and Henry.
Races Set for June Postponed.
BOSTON, Oct 28 The international
Bonder yacht races, which were to
- have been held at Kiel between Ger
man and American yachts next June,
have been canceled by the. Kalser
licher Tacht Club of Kiel, owing to
unsettled conditions In Europe, accord
ing to a letter received today by Henry
Taggart.- secretary of the Eastern
'Yacht Club.
Bresnnhan Xot In Fed Grasp Yet,
CHICAGO. Oct. 28. Although he
aid that terms offered him by the
Brooklyn Federal League Club were
satisfactory, Roger Bresnahan, catcher
for the Chicago National Leagae Club,
announced today that he had not
signed .with the Federals, and that be
might not do-so for .several .days, if
at all,
nnAiiim
unana
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS OF TIT LB.
PROMPT SERVICE at n
uooabls pricaa.
7 Ctu or Com.
Pacific Title Tram Co.,
AtCOKUlON FLtATtNU.
K. 6TKPHAN Hemstitch jig and scaUopinc.
accord, aide pleat, bullous covered. goa
ponged; mall orders, ebtt Aider. at. 3
AssAiiKS AMI AALlsI.
NOTICB Platinum miners; I am In the
market to buy ail to. platinum you can
produce. W. A. Sennet, K. 410-11-12 N. W.
bldg., 6th and wasn.
BRING In your old Jewelry, old gold, aUver,
ure or piaunum ana get caen tor it. r . a.
Sennet. R. 510 N. W. bldg., 8th and Wash.
UOSTAXA ASSY OFFICE lUfe 2d.
Cold,
silver and platinum bought.
AlXOliNtlS.
J. R. GP.HE.NF1EUI Uaneral practice, ab
stracts, contracts, collections, etc; consul
tation free. New offices V07. 708, 70g Seli
lng bldg. Main uutf. Open evenlnga
UlslM-aa lOLLtOK.
LINK'S EUSlNtaS COLLfiUK, Tilford bldg..
roruano, Oregon. rjioao stain ouatf.
CAKItT WKAVLNti.
KOKTHWKSI HUtl CO. Hugs from old car-
pets. rag ruga leo Jfcast eto, liotn pbocea
CELLULOID BUTTONS, BAlXjta.
THE litWlN-UOlJaON COMPANY.
92 5tb St. Phone Main 12 and A 1254.
ClliitOPODlsTS.
William, Esielie and William, Jr Xeveny.
the only scientific chiropodists in the city.
Parlors, 302 Gerlinger blag., s. W. corner
2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301.
CH1KOPOD1SI and foot Specialist. Mes
xanine floor. N. W. Bank bldg. Main 274.
CHIROPUDY and pedicuring. Mr a. i.
11 1U. offices. FUedner bldg. Ms'. M73.
DR. MM AH ON.
:l 4th Oironic cases; Id
treatments. $10;
otnera less. Main 20S.
CUAXUid AJiU 1'Kl.SftlXi.
DRESS SUITS for rent; we press on suit
each week for $l.iti) per month.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO
S09 Stark au. bet. 6ttt and tith. Main 614
colxjction aokxcy.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. "Adopt
Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co.
v. ... ... "-a. ruuua saam i 4.
NtlM & CO, Worcester bldg. Main 1798
tjecuwi. mo ciiarge. -established 1VOO.
BANClNfc.
PKOF. WAL WILSON Walts, hesitation
...lo-aiep. two-step, scbotUsche; lessons
T. iT eve.; guarantee to
teach anvbodv who w . i L. . v. ,.7 .
85 6th st, bet. Stark and Oak: 4 private
lessons. S2: s classes. Phnr. u.'i-
v .- X, T . . :
, "7"-. " ,.."; r Acioomj, lessons
o7iV , sawn, auu rxi. eve., 8 to 10.
2-U V Morrison, cor. 2d. Mar. 813.
AGRICULTURAL IHM.V.M kt
M. Wade tt Co., B22-826 Hawthorne ave.
AKCHilttTLttAL WlltE IKON WOsUi.
Portland Wire ec Iron Was.. 2d and Columoia.
AllO Ai KMI lorn.
DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO., 200 2d St.
AIjIO-SIOBILK btrrUKU,
Ballou & vvHloiix, 7th and oaa sta.
UAOOAOE CHECKED AT UOILE.
Bassaae ac omnious 'I'ranafer. Park St uavla.
BiLlCLb, MOlOstCaCLS BtrlUsA
liALLO u & wmuaT, ith and Oaa sts.
lilCl-Ali stAlwsvUx.
Royal Bakery et couf., Inc.. 11th and Everett
HKEWK113 AJilt BOllLElta.
HENRY WEINHAR1). loth and Burnside.
CA5CAKA BARK AMI .14A1'E KOUi.
KAHN BKUi, lal FKONI ST.
CEMENT. LIME AND t'LASTEK.
T. Crowe & Co., 46 Fourth street.
COl'r'EES, TEAS A1) ba'ICEtt.
CLOFSETT At IJEVEKS. 1-11 N. Front
FI.KISCHN'ER. MAYEK CO..
207 Ash at.
ELECTUICAL SLI'ILIEH.
Etubbs Electrical Co., 6th and fine sta
GKAXN ME KC HANTS.
Albrs Bros. Milling Co, Front and Marshall
;KO EK1E3.
CO.. fcy-7r Fourth street.
LL TEAM PICKED
Car! Mays, Eastley and Evans
to Twirl on Monday.
DOUBLE-HEADER ON .TAPIS
Pearl C'aey 31 ay I'nipire and Eddie
-Mensor Likely to Be Seen in
Play Touring Teams Oppose
liaeli Other Two Days.
Carl Slays, Eastley and Evan Evans
will do the twirling for the near
Beaver team in the double-header
against the National and American
league all-stars next Monday after
noon at Recreation Park. It is likely
that Pearl Casey will officiate as um
pire. Higginbotham was expected to be
here for the game against the big
league tourists, but has not put in
appearance so far. Doane, Evans,
Eastley, Lober, Davis and Rodgers have
already arrived in town. P'isher has
been in since Sunday and Buddy Ryan
perambulated in on his crippled limb
Saturday.
Speaking of the team to go against
the all-stars yesterday. Bill Rodgers
gave out the following list of players
and the positions they probably will
rill:
Fisher will catch. Eastley. Evans and
Mays pitch and play in the outfield,
Lober will play left and Ryan center
field. Rodgers will hold down second
base, "Davis shortstop and Eddie Men
sor, the former Portlander, now with
Pittsburg, will frolic at third. This
gives all of the Beavers a chance to
get into the game, but leaves a va
cancy at first base. Rodgers said that
an effort would be made to have Nick
Williams hold down that sack.
The two big league touring teams
will play exhibitions against them
selves on Saturday and Sunday, and
then on Monday the Oregon aggrega
tion will do battle against the in
vaders. The trade pulled off "between Walt
McCredie and Hap Hogan. whereby
Portland .gives Catcher Tantz for
Pitcher Smith, means that Dan Murray
will be second-string catcher for the
Beavers next year. Brenegan told
friends when he went East a fortnight
ago that he did not intend to return.
so it may be that Mack is figuring on
only two catchers, per the 18-limit rule.
So 'far as Smith is concerned, he is
said to have a million-dollar arm and
a Jack Johnson head. He is hard to
handle, because of his irascibility.
Smith broke In at Birmingham, in the
Southern League, three or four years
ago. In 1912 he won 15 games and lost
eight for the Southern Association
team. The White Sox grabbed him in
1913, but he was not given much of a
chance with the Sox. Last Spring he
had an altercation with Kid Gleason.
assistant manager of the Chicago
team, and was turned over to -Venice
when the team departed for the East.
Smith gained considerable publicity
during the training season at San Fran
cisco In a practice game between the
Seals and the Sox. The fans had been
panning him during the game, and he
turned to the crowd and yelled: "I'll
be glad when we get back to the
United States." ,
Ever since then he has been known as
U. . Smith, JIt haa not been ot
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENTISTS.
DR. A. w. KEKNE. Majestic Theater bldg.
851 to Washington at. Marshall &20S.
EYE, EAR, KQSE AND T HBO AT.
Treatments by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr.
J. J. Larasoay. ait ieaum bi.. sua; vvaso.
ELECTEIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
ana repairea. w ao au ainos or repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
H. M. H. Electric Co. 21 First L North.
Phone Main 6210.
FOCSDBK AND MACHINE WOBSs.
PHOENIX Iron Works. East 3d and Haw-
thorne. General machine and foundry worst.
FEED STABLER.
TEAMING, hauling, excavating; salea stable.
A. P. Morse. a34 Front. Main 8720.
KODAKS.
KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES: developing.
printing and enlarging. P1K.K 4a aaita
HAM CO., 345 Washington it
MACHINERY.
Engines, boilera sawmills bought, sold ana
exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co, Portland.
MESbKMGEK SERVICE.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles ana
b'.cyclea Phone Main &, A tXii.
MOVING PICTCKKS.
FILMS, machines. suDpliea. rented or
United Film Co, a26 2d at
MUSICAL,
Emil ThleLborn, violin teacher; pupil Sevcia.
207 FUedner bldg. A 4160, Mar. 162.
NATVBOPATHIO PUYBIl IAN 8.
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, ner
vous chronic diseases a04 Oregonlaa bldg.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay to to 10 for a
pair of glasses when 1 can
fit Tour eves with firac.
quality lensea gold-filled frames, as low
as J-50? Goodman. 181 Morrison at,
near bridge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. B. Northrup. 308 Morgan bldg.. cor.
Broadway and Waahingzon atresia. Office
phone Main 349; realdence East 102s.
FAIESX ATTORNEYS
T. J.
Wm
GE1SLER, Att'y-at-Law, iul Henry.
. C Schmidt. Eng. and Draftsman.
R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' practice u. S.
and foreign patenta buu Dekum bldg.
FAWNBsvOKEKS.
STEIN'S LOAN OFFICE,
lu years in business.
Liberal loans on diamonds,
camel as, etc 20 N. 6th.
PLUMES.
ROSE CITY PLUME SHOP. Marshall 4.J.
Plumes and paradise cleaned, dyed, re
raodeied. 40 FUedner bldg. 10th. Wash.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
UAlli OUL.
PORTLAJi."1 HAllt UUOSS CO.,
WHOLESALE Oif.'-V. 411 DEKUM oLOO.
UAIo A."
THANH.AUSEK ilAT
i CAJtd.
CO.. o-5o
Front st.
UlUEa, rtUi. WOOL AM a Lstd.
KAizi.S AHOsL, lul Front strict.
1BON WOUKS.
PACIFIC -Ku.V v UKK8,
East Ende of lurnside trloaa
SIEEL SIRUCTUKAL PLAKiT,
KuLMjRi.
'ALL AKCHIII-Xl LUAL IRON,
CASTINGS,
STEEL BRIDGES ROOF THUSSES,
Carry Complete Stock ot
STEEL BtAMa A-N'D ANGLE3,
CUA.N.NI.L l'LAlaS.
TEES.
LEAT11EK AND SUOE 6IOKE SUPPLIES.
CHAb. I. MAST1CK A CO.. 74 Front; leather
of every description, tars. mfa. findings.
LIME. CEMENT. 1'LASILK, METAL LATH,
The J. McCraken Co., 1114 Board of Xrane.
Bales agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime.
LOGGING MAClUNEstY.
M..LLOKJ & CO.. aai Fine streeu
MEN'S AD WOMEN'S NECKWEAB, ..
Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co., b'S Filth at.
MILLINERY.
PIOS.. Morrison snfl 7th Bta
BRAD5HAW
much use to Venice this year, but per
haps McCredie may find room for him.
Walter Doane has taken his old
Winter job as bailiff in Judge Gatens'
court. "Come to work Monday morn
ink'," the Judge told Walter.
"Say, Judge, can 1 have Monday aft
ernoon off?" was the first thing Walt
asked after landing the job. Walt
wants to piay against the big leaguers.
GEORGES CARPEXT1EB DYING
Noted Frencli Pugilist Suffers in
War uy Punctured Lung.
SAJS' FRANCISCO. Cal., Oct. 28. Ac
cording to a letter received here by
Mrs. Norman Selby, wife of the pugil
ist, "Kid" McCoy, from a friend in
Paris, France has lost four noted box
ers in the European war. and a fifth
probably is fatally wounded.
Those thought to have been killed
are Charles Ledeaux. Charles Struber,
Adrian Hagan and Max Stinger. Le
deaux is known in this country, hav
ing fought at Los Angeles.
The wounded boxer is Georges Car
pentier. the idol of the sporting public
of France, who recentLy defeated Gun
boat Smith in London. ICarpentier was
taken to a hospital with a bullet
punctured lung, and is not expected to
recover.
Sounds? the Sport Reveille
Here is an astonishing bit of testi
mony from a prominent Portland phy
sician about the lack of resisting
power in an over-trained athlete:
"An athlete who at one time." he
says, "has strained his nervous system
to collapse requires far greater care
than a patient 70 years of age who
has lived a normal life."
He referred especially to the use of
anaesthetics and -declared that in his
practice of administering them th ex
athlete was invariably a source of so
licitude.
"Tt is not so much the effect of over
strain on the heart specifically as it is
upon the entire nervous system, upon
the vital stamina of which depends
the physical energy of the organs," he
said.
It used to be a fashion for writers
to tell of college boys and girls who
studied' themselves into untimely
graves. The old-fashioned cartoonist
also has found -delight in picturing the
student hastening his end by study.
According- to the local physician, how
ever, overwork of the brain -does not
shorten as many student lives as over
work of bone and muscle.
Here's a tip for the betting frater
nity: Find- out what championship the
Army and Navy play for, then find out
who the champions of this champion
ship are. then bet against these cham
pions. You can't lose.
Speaking of falling into a well and
coming out with a grand piano, Her
bert Moran began the season with the
Cincy Reds and finished with the
Braves.
The following clipping in the New
York Mail caused us to scratch our
head and pon-der:
"In the hnrrah and glamour attend
ing the world's series, we trust that
it will not be forgotten that Walla
Walla closed a successful season in
the Western Trl-State League."
Today in Pugilistic Annals.
188 Jack McAuliffe knocked out
Bill Frazler in the twenty-first round
at Boston. This bout was for th
lightweight championship. MoAullffo
claimed the title in 1888, after his
frlond Jack Dempsey grew too heavy
for the lishtweight division, and de
fended it against Jack Hopper early in
188. Frailer, although he had been
beaten by Dompsey, also laid claim to
the honor. ' The victory of the little
snun from Cork made him the ur.diu
iiuted champion of iha UKhtweisnta,
f&VV. DON'T thrown your old plumes
f' llvay; we are expert in feather
J dyeing.
ig. cleaning ana remoaei
mounung birds of paradise
f in a.
! our specialty. THE PLUME."
f" 2b Morgan bldg. Main 400a.
FLFaC
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
otflco near 24th and York eta. Main I4S
BI BBER STAMPS. SEALS. BRASS SIGN a.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
131 Wash. st. Phone Main 710 and A 171.
SHOE BEPA1BCNO.
in 10 minutes
while you wait.
45c
New York Shoe Repair Co,
243 ft Alder st.
SHOES HALF SOLED-
BANK ft STOjHJt FLLTCK9,
MARSUAU Mb'G. CO 10in and Ftaador
MAW and old window dlcplajr and cituut
work.
FOR reuonabli prices see Western Fixtura
& Showcfcv Co., 48 JN. lOta. Mar. 774.
SIOBAOE AI TBASFKS.
PORTLAND Van 4k Storms Co.. cor. lota
ud Kearney mtm.. Juet completed, new fire
proof vuebouM for household effects,
pianos and automobiles; contains separate
fire and vermin-proof rooms, steam-heated
piano-room, trunk and rug vaults, tracic
ae for carload shipments, vans tor mov
ing, reduced freight rates on household
goods to and from East in through cars.
Main 6640. all departments.
C O. PICK. Transfer 4k Storage Co. Office
and commodious 4 -story brick warehouse,
separate iron room and fireproof vaults
for valuables. N. W. cor. 2d and Fine sta
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipment, special rates made on goods
In our through cars to all domestic and
foreign ports. Main 5ti, A litt.
OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO.
New fireproof warehouse with separate
rooms. w move ana paetc household
goods and pianos and ship at reduced
rates. Auto vans and teams for moving.
Forwarding and distributing agents. Free
trackage. Office and warehouse lata and
Hoyt sts. Main 847. A 2247.
MANN IN Q WAKEHOUrfiy TRANSFER CO
Hth and Everett fits.
Pianos and household goods moved.
packed and shipped, reduced freight rates
on ait nousenoia ivoai to ana iioa asm.
through car service. Main .. A zaie.
OREGON TRANSFER CO. 47 Gllsan st
cor latn. xeiepnone do. sin ey or jl ai.
We own and operate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowes:
Insurance rates In citj.
MAOISON-ST. DOCK and WAREHOUSE
Office 189 Madison; general merchandise
ana lorwaraing agents. rnun saain 9l.
WOOD.
GREEN AND DRY si ab wood; block wood.
PANAMA FUEL LU. Main 7ZU, A
ORNAMENTAL I ROM AND WISE.
Portland Wire at Iron Wka. 2d and Columbia,
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER.
PIONEER PAINT CO., lott First atreet.
W. P. Fuller A Co.. 12th and Davis.
PAINTS. OILS AMI GLASS.
RASMUSaE.N & CO., 2d and Taylor sta
PIPS. PlfE FITTINGS A-NU VALVES.
M. L. KL1.NK, bt-aa Front street.
I'LL tf BIN t AND STEAM SCPPL1ES.
L. KIINE. m-BB Front street.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTES & CO.. 1st and Oak sta
PEOUl'lE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVEBWXU & FAKKELL, 140 Front St.
BOl'K AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Corflage Co., 14th and Northrap,
BAND AND UBAVEL
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO, foot of Ankeny.
f ASH. IXJOKS A.N I GLASS. '
w. P. FULLER & CO., lztn and Uavta
Portland Iron Works. 14:h and Northrup.
hOUA 1-OUNTA1N 6CPPLIES.
COLUMBIA BUI'PLY CO.. 6a Front St.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 ga st.
WHOLESALK JtWKLtKS & OPTICIANS.
Bl'TTKRFIKt.D PPOS., MOHAWK T.IC.
He offered Frazier another match a
few months later, but Billy forfeited.
McAuliffe had a close call in 1S87 when
he fought Jem Carney, an English bat
tler.- at Revere, Mass. The bout went
4 rounds, and was called a draw, bu
Carney had the best of it when the
ring was broken into by a gang of
toughs. Jack's next big battle was in
1S89, at North Judson. Ind., when he
fought 64 rounds to a draw with Blllv
Myer. "the Streator Cyclone." Mc-
Auliffe's arm was broken on this occa
sion, and in 1892 he easily whipped
Myer in New Orleans. McAuliffe re
tired from the ring, undefeated, in
1898. having held the title 10 years.
1S94 Kid Lavigne defeated Johnnv
Griffin in 15 rounds at New York.
1903 Aurelio Herrera defeated Ed
die Santry in 13 rounds at Anaconda,
Mont.
OREGON INDUSTRY DAY SET
Governor Asks People to Vse but
Home Products Tuesday.
SALEM, Or.. Oct. 28. (Special.)
Governor West today proclaimed next
Tuesday Oregon Industry day. when
every citixen of the state will be ex
pected to purchase and consume only
Oregon-grown products. The proclama
tion says:
"The aim and purpose of the wonder
ful Manufacturers' and Land Products
Show now in progress In Portland is
to bring home to our people the great
progress being made in the direction of
developing manufacturing and market
ing home products by Oregon manufac
turers and producers.
"Whereas, success upon the part -of
the manufacturers and producers can
only some through the co-operation of
the consumer
"I hereby proclaim Tuesday. Novem
ber 3, Oregon Industrial Day and
earnestly request that each and. every
citizen of the state purchase and con
sume on said day only those products
wnicn are ot home production."
DAlTl- METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Oct. ". Marlmn-, t...l.
ttire. 6-S.i degrees: minimum. 411 3 decreet
River reading. 8 A. M.. 3.3 feet; change lri
last J4 hour, none. Total rainfall (5 p M to
5 P. M ), none; total since September 1
iiit-ncai normal, o.utt Inches: ex-
t . 1"VI",B- sunsnine. tj liours 24
i"""""'. J nours l? minutes.
Barometer reduced to sea level), 5 P. M.,
THE WEATHER.
bUOh
Wind
O
s
o State of
2. Z weather.
5 3"
3
STATIONS.
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Jacksonville ...
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Los Angeles ...
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Sacramento ....
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Winnipeg
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TO 0.00 4 -VWiClear
54 0.00: J2ISW
64 O.OOi 4 SE
52 0.00;10 SW
64 0.001 4'SE
Cloudy
Clear
Rain
Clear
Clear
6S 0.OOI 8 NW
48 0.00 8 W Cloudy
(Cloudy
660.00 as
660.001 8 SW
66 0.0010 NE
62.0.0o:i2 N
M0.O0 6'S
6S-0.00I 4'N
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4S 0.04,10 W
62 0.00 4'NE
50 0.O0 14SW
70-0. 00, 6'3
68 0.00) 4 SE
82 0.00J 4 E
68 O.O0 4 SW
690. 0W 2 E
66 0.00 4XC
820.00' 4S
62 O.OO'12'W
iClear
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46 O.OOIlS'NW
B O.vu 8 MS
70'O.O0 18'W
60 0.001 4 X
60 0.001 4'V
62'0.0Ai
66 O.W)':8INE
62 O.OO 4 SW
Cloudy
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(WO.00! 4 SW
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4tt0.oO;16;NWC:oudy
WHATHBR CONDITIONS.
Th barometer Is rslatlvelv Iaw In - th.
Faclno Btataa and relatively high, alena the
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG
Broadway
t Taylor
Main 1 and A 11ZS
3 TONIGHT 8:15
Bargain Price Matinee Saturday.
AMERICA'S FOREMOST ACTOR
NAT C. GOODWIN
SUPPORTED BY MARGARET MORE
LAM) IN THE IHKl.t-ACI
FARCICAL COMEDY
"NEVER SAY DIE"
PRICES.
Evenings: Lower Floor, $1.50. Balcony.
(LOO, 75c 60c Gallery SOc
Bargain Price Mat. Sat.. tl.OO. 75c. 50c
SEATS MOW SELLING.
BAKER
' MEATFB
Mala 2. A SSMl
Permnnnt Hom of The Baker Players.
Tonight, All Week Mats, Today and bat.
croadbunt powerful drama
BOl'tiUT AND PAID FOR
A remarkable cast and Droductton of one
of the urea test plays of modern times.
Eveninjrs .jc, ioc. &0c. 75c ; box u bat.
Mat. Ssc 5oc: box 7&C Wed. MaU. all
seats 20c except box).
isext week ' A woman s way.
HATLNIX PAlCf 230
Broadway svt Aldrr.
"THE Cl'lDK OF MONTE CARIyO"
Teddy MrNamara, Quenie Williams and
uia id foiiSkra luanira.
tVaunders and Vqd kuntr.
RomIHI hina-ent. The Tltsvnto.
Torkliart A lssaUlie. The Mutual Weekly.
QUALITY VAUDEVILLE
lO Big Features lO
COXTEVTOrS Afternoon. I:0 to 6:80;
night, $:S0 to 11:00; Sunday. l:0O to ii.uv.
PRICKS Afternoons. 10 c and lie
Nights l&c and 25c.
ELEVENTH STREET PLAYHOUSE
Morrison and 11th. George I Baker. Mgr.
One week only. Florence Roberta and a
strong cast In the beautiful play
, "MOTHtR"
A notable production that should be seen
by every man. woman and child In this
city EveninKs. 23c. 00c. TJVc. Hat. Mat. 25c.
6Qq. Rpmwnbfr, every night th Lb week.
Portland's Building
Directory
Chamber of Commerce Building
Attorneys.
DUN I WAT, RALPH R. Main 1535. .6:8-531
Insurance.
TIXCEXT. 3. D. & CO. sin 1654 810
Board of Trade Building
Real Estate.
BARRETT PROS. Main 6426 302
Lewis Building
Consulting Engineers.
TV. W. Marshall 334 316-317
Spalding Building
Mortirajte Loans.
BAIK. JOHN. A 7441-. Main 0021
Yeon Building
.. - -j, . .-
a M 2 3fc j
NSJIISBSS.-
AtlAfllfTh.
KIMBALT, HEXRY M. Mar. SSO SIS
MAURKET, SEABROOK 4c DIBBLE.
iiain loUl, A 1500-1503
Billiard Hull
1TCRED1B BILLIARDS Second Floor
Rs-nl Kntate.
HAIXEV, .1. G. Marshall 3177 130
WAOr-.ON-F.R. CEO. K son
east slope of tho rocky Mountains. A mod
erate aeureMion is passing down the tit.
wrenc Valley. . No rain of ennnn mn
has fallen in the United States within the
last 24 liours. It la much warmer over a
wide strip of territory extending from Texas
northeastward to the New Lngiand States.
l n conditions are ravorau a for fair
weather in this district Thursday,
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Probablv fair: east.
erly winds.
urecon ana w as n in k ton Fair oiut nrnh.
ably fa.ir west portion; easterly winds.
ioauo - air. luwaku a. eaijs,
' District Forecaster.
CLASSIFIED . AO. RATJZS
Umiij anA boa day.
le LIm.
km
..... tf
Om time) i
barn d two consecuUT tlioee. .......
feame ad three eoiuecatife tisaee
bsune sui tux or teven csnirwuu ttmee.. oe
lot svo rates mvvkj ut uvtruMmoi
aider "New Xola" and ail Uuac clw flcs
Uoum except the loUwiBt
fcUuatioii M Mated Male,
feiiuat wn VV anted wnslt,
t or bent. stowoiM. l'rivaLe Families, '
Uoomi. sua ixaru. i. rival e t muxun
UoiiMketPuic kouiiu, srivate k.
liata oo the above ciatmiiicanane is 1 caata
a line ed luteruos.
On ciirge" advertiaeineota charge will
be baaed oo the number of linn appeartag
In Uio pHr. regaruicae of too auiubeg oi
word in cacn iiua, Mtoiiunia charge, tne
Uaea.
3-he Orearonian will not guarantee aceoraey
mt (Maine retpoiuibiUty for crxora acourring
l telephoned sdvertiwmesia
.Advertise men ta to receive prompt ciaaal
Cvatiua mant be in The Oregonlaa officio b
tore o'clock at night, accept batoxday.
CiotsLng hour for The bun day Oregoniau wiil
be 7 :o o'clock Saturday night. Ins odice
wiil he open until Jfr o'clock P. na nual,
and all ads received too lata lor prooer
ciaMlhcatlun will he run under -'g
"loo Late to Classify."
Tho Oregonlaa will accept classified aa
vertisemeaie over tha teiepbeaa, nrorldea
the advertiser Is a aabacriber ta either
phone. No price will as pouted over tas
thone. but biU will be rendered the follow
ik day. Whether nbsequcat advcrtlsemeais
will ba accepted aver the phone depends an
sa tha nromptnes of payment of telephone
advertisements. Mtuaiion Wanted and Por-
tonal advertitetnente will not bo aceeated
ever the telephone. Orders for one insertion
only will be accepted for Furnitro for
bale.' "BnsincHs Op port onl; lee." "Mooiaiag
BucMt," and "Wanted ta Hi it.
Tha Oregonlaa will not be responsible far
snore than one tacarrec lasertiei of any aaV
ATJCTIOX SALES TODAY.
At East Stark and 74th st Montavilla.
estate of Bechill Bros., contractors, in bank
ruptcy. R. L. Sabin. receiver. J. T. Wilson,
auctioneer.
At Baker's auction house, 166-168 Park
st. Furniture, etc Sale st lO A, M.
MEETING NOTICES.
OREGON COMMANDER Y. K.
T. Card and social this
evening at 7:30. The attena
ance or all Masons will be ap
preciated. C. F. W I BO AX P. Recorder.
SELLWOOD LODGE. 131 A. F.
AND M. Special communication
this (Thursday) evening 7 :30
o'clock. Sell wood Mason io Hall.
Work A, degree ; .visitors wel
come. By order W, M.
J. H, BUTLER. Secretary,
KENTON LODGE, lit, A. F.
AND A. M. Special communica
tion thia (Thuraday) evening. F.
C degree. By order of y, m,
W. Tt LIND2N.
. tSecxatary
pitiiimss-
MEETING NOTICES.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. III. A
F. A.ND A. si. special com
munication this (Thursday even
ins at ' 7:S0 o'clock. Masonic
Temple, Labor In the F. C. de
cree, visiucff b ret tire a always
By order of W. M-
FRED La. OLSON, Secretary.
DIED.
GRIMM In this city. Oct. 28, at her late
residence, Wth and East Oak sta. Mra
Elizabeth Grimm, aged 0 years, tt months
and 7 days, beloved wife of Carl Grimm
and mother of William Grimm and Mrs.
J. Whaleo, of Wll.apa. Wash.; Mra. B. W.
Patric. of Grays River, Wash. : Oscar,
Georga, Attw. Carl and Lewis Grimm, of
this city. Funeral notice later.
SWAN In this city, at the Good Samaritan
HostipaL October 28, Mabel H.. beloved
wife of Edgar M. Swan, of 901 E. 26th St.,
Vancouver Wash., aged years. 10 mos.,
2-4 day a Deceased is alto survived by a
father and mother, of Kockford. III. Re
mains are at the parlors of the Skewea
Undertaking Co., cor. 3d and Clay. Funeral
nouce later.
NEWTON In this . city. October 27, Minnie
O. Newton, aged St years, beloved wife of
Ralph Newton. Funeral services will be I
held at Dunning & Mc En tee's chsp-l to
day (Thursday). October at 2 P. M.
Friends Invited to attend. Interment
Klvervlew Cemetery.
HOFFMAN Near New Era. Oregon, In his
0th year, F. A. Hoffman, a pioneer of
1S52, father of John. Joo and Fred Hoff
man ' and Mrs. Eugene Stebinger, Mrs.
Charles Baechler, of Santa Barbara, Cal.,
and Gertrude Ho ft man. Funeral notice
later.
KUNKEL October 27, Chaxlos Kunkel.
aged 47 years, brother of the late Daniel
K unkel. Funeral services will be held at
Dunning c McEntee's chapel today (Thura
day), October -'J. at 10:30 A. M. Friends
Invited. Iuierment Rivexview Cemeiory.
SELLING Mrs. Caroline Selling, aged S3
years, 3 months. 25 days, widow or tne
late Philip Celling, mother of Ben Selling
and Mra. Moses Sichel. San Francisco
papers please copy.
HASH In this city. October 28, Charles
Kaah. aared 33 yars. Remains at Hot
mail's funeral oar lore. Announcement of
funeral later.
ITNERAL NOTICES.
WADDELL TTh funeral services of the l-te
Jeese Wad dell will be held today (Ttaurs-
div. at 2:SO o'clock P. Al. at tne rest
denca establishment of J. P. Finley
Hon. Montgomery, at 5th. Friends in
vited. Interment at Lone Fir 'Cemetery,
The deceased was a member of Portland
Camp, No. 107, W. O. W. AH members of
W. o. W. cajnps respectfully invited to
attena, ,
WILLIS Mary A. Willis. ape S3 years. 3
months, 11 days, at the home of her
dau-ehter. Mrs. G. C. Fields. Oct. 28.
Glen Echo, on Oregon City carline, near
Oregon city The funeral will be held Fri
day, Oct, 30. at 10:30 A. M., from the
Fields residence. Interment Ml. V lw Ceme
tery, Oregon City. Friends invited.
SELLING Mrs. Caroline Selling. ged 8a
years, 3 montsa, 25 daws, widow of the
late Philip Selling, mother of Ben Selling
end Mrs. Moses tfichel. Funeral tomorrow
Friday ). at lrt A. M.. from her late resi
dence. 434 Main street. Please omit
flowers. Interment Cemetery Beth Israel.
WYANT At 369 H East Morrison St., Oct.
27. Walter A vm wyani. a Kea m years.
Funeral services will be conducted today
(Thursday). Oct. 29. at 2;30 P. M., in
mortuary chapel of A. D. Ken worthy 4
Co.. L O. O. F. b.djt.. Lents. Friends in
vlted. Interment Mt. iScott Park Cemetery.
1SELI At Chicago, 111., on October 53, rred
O. Iseli, aytJ 2ti years 5 months 2ti c.-ays.
Friends invited to atlend funeral sen ices.
hich will be held at llolman s f u teral
i;:ir'.ors at 2 P. M. today (Thursday), Oc
tober 29. Interment Hose City Park Cem
etery
Ht'BBARD Oct. 6. Flas M. Hubbard.-aged
i i vers. Funeral services will be cou
duoted Oct 29 at 10 A. M.. at mortuary
rliHiifl nt A r. Kenworthv Co.. J. O. O. r .
bJdsf.. Lents. Friends invited. Interment
Mt, Scott Park Cemetery.
M'DONALD The funeral services of the
late F. Grant McDonald will be held oh
Thnrariav OrMbrr 2S at 2 P. M... at fine
son's Undertaking Pariora. Interment
River View Cemetery.
HANDLE In this city, Oct. 2., Anna Han
dle, aged 70 years. Remains are at the
parlors, of the Skewes Undertaking Co., cor.
iia ana ciay. r unerai nonce micr.
T7i 1VKR Ort 2S Alfred Thayer, aged !"
years. Remains at Dunning & McEntee's
parlors. Notice of funeral later.
JTXEBAl DIBECTOES.
The only' residence undertaking establish
ment in Portland with private driveway
Main 9. A 1399.
J. P. FTXLEY & PON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD llOLMAN, the leading
funeral director. 22M Tnird street, come
Salmon. Lady ajisibtant. A 1511. Main 607
F. S. DUNN I NO. INC
East Side Funeral Directors.
A1dr xt. East ,M!, B 2a25.
A. R. ZELLER CO.. .i2 WILLI A Mo ave.
East 108S. C 10SS. Lady attendant. Da
and night service.
DUNNING at M'ENTEE, funeral directors,
7th and pin. Phone Main 4.".0. Ltwly ,l
tendant. oriice ot county coroner.
It. T. BYRNES, Williams ave. and Knot
Eti.t 1115, C Lady attendant.
P. L. LERCH, East lijnU Clay slb.
SKEWES rxDERTAKTXO COMPANT. 3rt
and Clay. Main 41o2. A L':l21. Lady atteudan
MARTIN fe FORBES CO.. florists. S4
Washington. Main 269. A 1269. Flowers
for ail occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., designers and decorators.
Fresh cut flowers, great variety. Morrison
bet. 4th ar.d oth. Main or A 1S0S.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 21 and
Designs and sprays. Marshall
MAX M. SMITH. Main
bid?.
7215, A 3121. Sellln
CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
MOtNT ISCOTT PARK
Containing 8.S5 Acres.
Portland's Only Modern
Perpetual -Care Cemetery.
Refined. Pletilng Service. '
Complete, perfect Equipment.
Prices and Term Keaeonable
Both Telephones.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
T GRAND AYR, X.
Between Davis and Everett.
Phonea Esat 143. R 1:515. Open Da
and Mrht.
Report all cases of cruelty to this office
Lethal chamber for small animals,
Horse ambulance for Bick or disabled
animals at a moment s notice. Any one
desiring: a pet may communicate with un,
NEW TODAY.
RiverfrontHome
$15,000.
TERMS TO SUIT.
Bockspnr, Eiverside Drive, 25 minutes
by electric line from 4th and Wash
ington. Fare 6c commutation.
One acre of grounds.
Livingroom with sandstone, fireplace,
diningTOom, den, 3 bedrooms, serv
ant's room, billiardroom, including
table, ete hardwood floors, hotwater
beat, garage.
Phone Alain 9063.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current Kates.
JOHN E. C EON AN
02 Spaldia Bids. ParUaad, Of,
MWTODAI.
MORTGAGE LOANS
O.M IMPROVED, CITV PROPERTY.
M.a.y sTsUsbl wltklsi 24 sears arts
receipt .f a a. tract, tt aaa 7 per cut.
ROBERTSON & EWINQ
liarllnealrra Baaa Bide
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Money at Current Rates.
FARM AMD CITY LOANS.
SO Fourth St Board of Trade Bids:.
REAL ESTATE DiAIiKJ.
11- NA&H, 7-3 Chan.ber of Cotumsroe
bldg.. pays cash for real estate ana sells
on tisy terras -nd exciiange.
PALMER-JON Ed
CO.,
H. P.. 404-400-4Od
ilcox bias.
ECK. WiUlaji. G..
615-2:rJ Fai!j? bids.
EN EDICT BROS.. jo liawthorna
nee
ENNINaS CO.. Main 3$S. 20 OtDrUaa.
RKAL ESTATE.
For tSale
-Lots.
L'NN YSIDE snap; lot S3 1-SxlOO. on East
.ishinRton. bet. RS:h and SWth- hard-ur-faee
ail in and paid; worth i;vH. now
$1000; $.Vn) down and $13 per month.
ZADOW & ALEXANDEIv.
414 Corbet hlfls. A 1416, Marshall 2.
HERE is your chance to eet H acre for
price of lot; 5-cent fare; Bull Kun water;
4K) feet higher than Portland; beautiful
place for home. M. M. Barron. Multno
mah Or. Phone Main 9lt7.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLtTSI V ELT.
Homes and homegites. A few great bar
praini. Every customer Is a retereace. Mat
shall 427. Brooke. A
For Sale
-Hous
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
JS0O CASH.
Owner will take mortgage on place for
balance, amouuiing; to 51utx, ' years, in
terest 7 per cent; lor tho man or woman
who has C cash this is the best buy In
the City of Portland.
Five rooms and sleeping porch, corner
lot, one block from Kose City park car
line, cement sidewalks, yard will bo trad
ed and seeded.
Built-in bookcase, Dutch kitcaea, bed
rooms, bathroom and kite lieu niched in
white enamel ; conceal eu boi.er ai.u wood,
lirt; front porch 2'S feet; e.e?:ric fix
tures, switch for each opening, simdes.
waxed boors, ways ali tinted: the work
manship of this house its the best; a teals
need not answer tiis, as I cannot pay
commiaiaun at this price. M J 7 2. Ore
gnnian. oOU. BEAUTIFUL ROSE CITY PAKK
HUN G ALOW o jr0.
Situated on one of thf prettiest streets
In Rose City I'ark, larse pirking with
walr.ut trees and surrounded with other
lovely bungalows. The living-return 1ms a
massive fireplace and leaded glass book
cases, large dining-room trimmed in East
ern quaner-sanvii oak. hoit-lsome buflet
In plate and leaded glass. Two spacious
bed chambers end w ell-appointed bath
room in white enamel. Kitchen with every
built-in convenience: oak floors, expensive
lighting fixtures, full cement basement.
Hreaktast-room overlooking a beautiful
lawn with rose bushes and six fruit trees,
fxlOo lot. Terms to responsslble buyer.
Auto at your service.
PEAKriON & WlMsOrCHBY,
Main o:h:o.
5 . PER MONTH, which Includes interest,
buys -new five-room bungalow, with sleeping-porch,
bath. lireDlace. all built-in con
veniences, hardwood floors, gas and elec
tric fixture and window shades installed;
one large, well lighted room for sewing
or double bedroom: full concrete basement
with cement floor, stationary wrsh trays
and woodbofst: cement ridewalks; near
rood streetcar line, schools, churches and
park: ready for occupancy November 1.
l'bone East 60 S7,
WILL sacrifice swell, modern 2-famiIy flat.
f and O rooms, worth $sM0. now JS9uO.
louu down and $2i per month : waiting
distance on E. Yamhill st. tie owner, 171
E. -S-i st. Phone Edj-t uiMS.
A $12.vM PORTLAND H EIGHTS 9- toin
modern resioence for J.t"-vu0; aiOOO taito
equit y, big lot. sheltered nook, besutiiul
MOWS.
A el.f.OOO COT'NTRY HOTEL for $S.100.
buiiciing, fr rounds, furnishings complete,
running full capacity; fine town. 200O
takes the equity ; exceptional opportunities.
Don't miss. l.nds.ey. 4uu Henry bldg..
Portland.
THAT VACANT T,OT.
WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN" INTO
INCOME? WE WILL FURNISH. THE
MONEY BUILD APARTMENTS. RESI
DENCE OR ANYTHING; PLANS FSE:
W E ARE RESPONSIBLE; W E KNOW
HOW, TALK WITH OUR CLIENTS, SEE
OCR WORK. WILL GIVE PONGS. L, R.
BAILEY & CO., CONTRACTING ARCHI
TKCTS. 3J4 ABINGTON BLDG.
OWNER SAYS GET AN OFFER.
One of the classiest 5 -room bungalows
on the East Side ; hardwood floors, fire
place, cement baement, modem built-in
convenience. 50x1 tid lot; this ifi a case
where money talks; come to the office and
talk it over.
C. M. DERR.
1 1QQ Northw esteru Bank Bldg.
10 DOLLARS A MONTH,
will make our payments on a 5-roem
bun tea low t si tun tea in good neighborhood,
handy to car line ; only about -0 minutes
from down town : house has fireplace,
Dutch kitchen, wash trays, electric Lights
and everything to make a cosy little home.
Street worX paid for. Interest at 7 per
cent- Call Woodlawn 3050.
FIFTY DOLLARS DOWN.
This is a real bargain; 6-room house, X
60-foot lots, on 41st St.. sleeping porch,
wash trays, full basement but floor not
cement: kitch.-n sieve and watr coil con n
nected. Call Elmer S. Shank, 3u2 Ry. Ex
change. Phcue Main A 173; res.
Tabor 441L
SUX2O0. 3-ROOM house, 43 monthly. $60o";
One acre, J -room house. Sit) monthly.
$145(1.
5-room modern house, lt monthly. .
$1700.
A, C MARSTERS. 202 Wilcox bldg..
Main Sol 7. A 734", Tabor 1770.
EAST FRANKLIN-ST SNAP Fine 7-rooni
modern house, 4 bedrooms, furnace: a big
snap at y;jtH0 ; $20 down, ?15 per month;
near East otith. MaJce an offer.
ZADOW &, ALEXANDER.
41 1 Corl)"tt bMg. A 1416. Marshall 9'2.
EAST Lincoln-st. snap; 5-roftm bungalow,
corner lot. l block to car; a big snap at
?'220u; $10o down and Slo per month.
ZADOW & ALEXANDER,
414 Corbet., bldg. A 1410. Marshall 92.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOME
On your lots or ours; by your owu plans
or ours; rv us ,ik rt-nt.
THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS,
3.10 Northwestern Bank bidg.
BY OWNER Good business corner ,ot, Tilth
S-room hous. on ("ireeley and Portland
boulevard. SJoOO; your own terms. Take
Pt. Johnu car.
GOOD liome for sale by owner; well located,
reasonable price, easy terms; worthy of
Investigation. 1436 Alblna are. or call
Woodlawn 26 64.
t-ll'O N-w 3-room bouse, lot 6(ixl75; chb-k
en-house. 12x40; easy terms. Owners, HI 4
ttoK Exchange bldg. Main 67io or Mar
snail 4079.
FUR SALE The tinet new home in Irving
ton, between "Braze and Knott; prii e
l0O0. F. E. Bowman dc Co., Commercial
Club bldg.
EAST -&th st. home at a sacrifice; 6 rooms
and sleeping-porch, thoroughly modern ;
corner tot, two blocks from the car; 3Too;
on good terms. Owner. D 363. Oregonian.
$14O0, $-U0 down, $12 mo., modern 5-rooiu
house and barn, 1 block to car. full base
ment. Harry A. Miller, 4lt Holgate.
WW car.
VERY fine house, cheap; Irvlngton; 7 rooms,
choice, select mahogany and oak finish.
East 27. W. H. Herdroan.
NEW. modern 12-room bouse in Irvlngton;
quarter block. Phone East 2432. R. 4.
Rice. s
FOR SALE at your own price, modern 8
room house, near Irvlngton Club; must be
sold; leaving city. Phone East 246.
$130O FOR $2500 modern 5-room bungalow,
bardsurfaced street ; only S30O needed,
balance terms. Gruber, 401 Stock Ex.
5-ROOM bungalow, modern, $20; linoleum
on kitchen. 11&7 E- TamhUl, near SSth.
Phone C 1905.
2o -KOOM
finished attic;
C 1M-S.
modern bungalow with
cost (3300. Owner. Phone
1600, EASY TERMS; G rooms, bath, toilet,
electric lights, fruit trees: owner. 8042 6d
ave.. thrive blocks south Mt. Scott carlins.
BEAUTIFUL IR VINGTON home: go"lngto
Ios AnrH'.M: mu&t Sell Quick; soma trade.
PhOiie Maa 807&,