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TITE MORXING OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, JUSTE 21, 1916.
CANAL IS STILL OPEN
Two Feet More Would Close
Cascade Locks.
18 INCHES IS PREDICTION
Minor Damage on Waterfront Is
. Done by Kiso and Approach to
Ainsworth. Dock Is to Be
Weighted With Car Wheels.
Based on yesterday's reports of the
stage of water at the Cascade Locks
It is estimated that the canal there
will not be closed to navigation unless
a rise of two feet is experienced. Gains
registered at Wenatchee, Lewiston and
Umatilla for 24 hours ending1 yesterday
morning are calculated to bring the
river up 1 feet at the Cascades.
As the steamer Twin Cities has been
tied up because of the freshet, having
arrived from Lewiston on her last trip
Monday, no concern is felt for the
Celilo Canal, which would probably be
difficult for steamers to work through
at present.
Between 8 A. M. and 4 P. M. yester
day the river here gained four-tenths
of a foot, standing at 20.8 feet, and
JJistrict forecaster Boals expects it to
so to 21.3 feet today, 22.1 feet tomor
row, 22.8 feet Friday and 23.2 feet Sat
urday. The most marked rise recorded
in yesterday's , advices was at The
Dalles, where i.6 feet was reported,
the stage being 36.4 feet and the flood
stage there is 40 feet.
Mr. Beals says cooler weather un
doubtedly will have an influence by to
day on the freshet, and virtually no
rise is expected to be shown on the
Snake River, in which event the Upper
Columbia will probably be at a stand
still. At some places on the waterfront
minor damage has been done to dock
roadways in raising tho planking. At
Ainsworth dock it became apparent yes
terday that weights were needed to
keep the upper roadway intact, so It
was arranged to obtain old carwheels
And other railroad material to place
Along the upper approach.
In the rear of Ainsworth dock tracks
are flooded, there being about three
feet of water on the lower level of the
dock, and the track grade is much
lower. Railroad freight brought from
California on the steamer Rose City
was discharged yesterday at Albina
dock, wbers the steamer shifted at
noon.
COQUIIXE INSPECTED TODAY
Xntest Acquisition to Shaver Flag to
Be Gotten Ready for Towing.
Being prepared for service, the tug
Coquille, purchased a few months ago
by the Shaver Transportation Company
on the Coquille River, is to be inspected
today under the direction of Federal
Steamboat Inspectors Edwards and
Wynn. The steamer Henderson, of the
name fleet, is also due for inspection.
The inspectors began their annual
scrutinization of the steamer Woodland
yesterday.
The steamers Shaver, Cascade and
Henderson left last night for Wallace
Slough, where they will take in tow
the first cigar-shaped log raft of the
season, which is to be towed to San
Diego, The tug Hercules, which ar
rived at Seattle at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning from Astoria with the dredge
Long Beach, sailed an hour later on
her return to Astoria, where she will
pick up he big log raft and head
down the Coast.
DUTY OX SHOVELS QIIESTIOXED
Line as to AYhether Tools Are Agri
cultural Implements Fine.
If shovels are admitted to the United
States as agricultural implements no
duty is collected, but as some are used
for street cleaning and other purposes
the question has been raised as to the
classification, and that was one of the
subjects on which evidence was heard
yesterday at the Custom-House by S. B.
Cooper, of New Tork, general appraiser,
and J. J. Mulvaney, Assistant United
States Attorney. They are accompanied
by Fred J. Carter, stenographer.
Testimony was taken at length at
San Francisco on the same feature and
the officials left last night for Seattle
to conduct a hearing. A decision will
be reached after their return to New
I'ork. Other cases are being considered
at the various ports as well, all having
to do with the classification of im
ports. liKAR'S TKXTE FOS1TIOX NOTED
Vessel Not on Sugar Loaf, but Lies
, 11-2 Miles Nortli of Blunt's Reef.
Bearings taken by Captain Oliver P.
Kankln, master of the steamer Rose
City, as that vessel passed the stranded
steamer Bear, her fleetmate, show the
latter to be ashore three-quarters of a
mile south of the mouth of Bear River
and 1 k miles north of Blunt's Reef,
not on Sugar Loaf at the inshore end
of Blunt's Reef, as has been reported.
The Rose City, which arrived late
Monday night from California ports.
passed the Bear about five miles away.
the course of the Rose City being out
side Blunt's Reef lightvessel, which is
the regular road. In a general way the
point whore the Bear went on th
beach is said by Captain Rankin to be
midway between False Cape and Cape
Mendocino.
PIIOTINIA IS TO SAIL TODAY
Breconian Loads Fart Cargo at F ra
rer Flant Before Reaching Kalama.
Expecting to start for sea from
Kalama at 6 o clock this morning. Cap
tain Sandstrom, of the Columbia River
pilots, was ordered to be aboard the
British steamer Fhotinia by then, her
cargo of railroad ties having been
leaded. The vessel came into the river
June 11 from v ictoria.
The British steamer Breconian fol
lows the Fhotinia and is to load about
1,000.000 ties at Kalama, which will
clean up that order. She was reported
reaching Comox yesterday and loads
the first of her cargo at the Frazer
Lumber Company's plant.
6HIF CARPENTER CONVICTED
Cliarlcs May in Jail in Astoria for
Bootlegging.
ASTORIA, Or., June 20. Special.
Charles May, ship carpenter on th
steamer Northern Pacific, has been ar
rested and convicted of bootlegging.
The steamship officers have been sus
picious for sometime that some mem
ber of the crew was bringing liquor
from California and selling it. Accord
ingly a strict watch was set and on
Sunday May was detected selling five
bottles of whisky to a soldier named
Downs. The latter was caught with
the liquor on his person, but he was
released.
This morning. May was brought to
this city and upon being arraigned in
the Justice Court he pleaded guilty to
a charge of selling liquor. He was
fined $150 by Justice Carney and is now
in the County Jail, but says he will
send to San Francisco for money to
pay his fine.
Marine Notes
In place of the steamer State of "Wash
ington, which broke a pitman strap Mon
day night when at the mouth of the Wil
lamette, the steamer Bailey Gatzert was
sent out on The Dalles run at midnight last
night. The Gatzert may make two or three
trips. The State of Washington is under
going repairs at the plant of the Willamette
Iron & Steel Company.
Frank Bollam, Portland agent for the In
dependent steamers, says the Celilo, of the
McCormick fleet, will nail or, California
ports tomorrow. The Celilo is listed to de
part July 1
Hailing from Coos Bay the gasoline
schooner Tillamook was entered yesterday
with 35 tons of cargo. The steamer Sue H.
Elmore, from Tillamook, brought 1754 cases
of cheese and was cleared for Newport with
100 tons of freight.
Trips are being made to Dayton by the
steamer Pomona, of the Yellow Stack line,
which leaves here three times each week.
The Grahamona leaves as often for Upper
Willamette points as far as Corvallls.
Ending another of her fishing cruises the
gasoline schooner Decorah entered the Co
lumbia River yesterday afternoon.
Good time was made down the coast by
the "Big Three" flagship Beaver, Captain
Mason, which left here at 3 o"clock Sunday
afternoon and arrived at San FranciBCO at
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
To load a return cargo of lumber on the
lower river the steamer Daisy crossed In
from San Francisco at 5:4i o'clock yester
day morning.
E. J. Davidson, of the marine engine de
partment of Fairbanks-Morse & Company,
leaves today for Chicago, the head office of
the corporation, from where he goes to the
big plants at Beloit, Wis., and Three Rivers,
Mich., to study the latest in semi-Diesel
engines. Mr. Davidson says that the de
mand for that type of engines is growing
on the Columbia River, as well as other
places on the Coast.
VERDICT AGAINST CITY
PROPERTY OWERS WK SUIT FOR
DAMAGES AT MARSHFIELD.
Drain Through Fill Clogs ITp and Hold
ers of Flooded Land Are Award
ed f 100O by Juries,
MARSHFIELD, Or., June 20. (Spe
cial.) A decision was rendered by a
jury in the Coos County Circuit Court
in the suit brought by property hold
ers who claimed to havo been damaged
to the extent of $36,000 by the dredge
fill in the city of Marshfield. and the
court entered an award of $200 dam
ages. A previous suit gave the prop
erty owners $1700, making a total of
$1900.
The case was brought jointly against
the city of Marshfield and the Port of
Coos Bay and was defended by City
Attorney J. T. Brand and Port Attor
neys J. W. Bennett and C. R. Peck.
Stoll & Hodge, of Marshfield, repre
sented the property owners.
C. A. Johnson and others owned a
tract of 25 acres in the western part
of the city in the form of a basin and
tidelands, with a stream traversing It
from west to east. The Port of Coos
Bay obtained permission to close the
stream, which was termed Mill Slough
and navigable to Ninth street for small
boats, such as pleasure launches.
The closing of the slough and the fill
ing of 120 acres of land in the Marsh
field city limits were dependent upon
each other. Property owners as far
west as Tenth street signed for the fill.
A drainage system provided an outlet
for the water, which crossed the 25
acres in question, but this permitted
the fine sand from the bay to sift
through and block the discharge. The
water coming from the gulch flooded
the 25 acres owned by Mr. Johnson.
Neither the city nor the Port would
assume responsibility for damage, and
the suit resulted.
Tnrtjlner Has Good List.
The steamer express train for the
liner Northern Pacific carried another
laree crowd of travelers for California
yesterday and many or them possessed
long tour tickets tor eastern points,
with stopovers in California. Book
ings indicate a large volume of Sum
mer travel. When the ship cleared she
had 171 passengers aboard and 1074
tons of freight. The Great Northern
sailed from San Francisco on time with
136 passengers and 800 tons of freight
for Portland, and is due toaay.
News From Northwest JPorts.
COOS "BAY. Or.. June 20. (Special.)
The steam schooner Westerner is shipping- a
cargo of 13,000 ties for Edgar Hannan,
which will be shipped to the Southern Pa
flflc Company, in California.
The steamer Aaeune mitn aa io
San Francisco, carrying lumber for the
Smith Company.
The steam schooner Mayfair is due to sail
fnr Ran Francisco Wednesday.
The gasoline schooner Patsy sailed last
night for Banaon.
ABERDEEN. Wash.. June 20. (Special.)
The steamer San Jacinto arrived and is
loading at the E. K. Wood mill.
The steamers Carlos and Doris, cleared.
the former for San Pedro and the latter for
San Francisco.
The schooners A. B. Johnson and Mabel
Gale are due next week to load Australian
cargoes, the Johnson is one day out from
San Francisco and the Gale eight days from
Kaluhul.
ASTORIA, Or., June 20. (Special.)
Carrying a cargo of lumber from St. Helens,
the a team schooner Celilo sailed during the
nisrht for San Francisco.
After taking cn 400,000 feet of lumber at
Knappton, the steam schooner Willamette
has shifted to St. Helens to finish her cargo.
Bringing fuel oil for Astoria and Fort
land, the tank steamer Oleum arrived from
California.
The steam schooner Daisy arrived from
San Francisco and went to Knappton to
load lumber.
The gasoline schooner Ahwaneda sailed
for Coast points with freight.
The fishing schooner Decorah arrived from
the banks off the mouth of the Columbia
River and brought 10,000 pounds of halibut,
which she took tr Portland.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Steamer Schedule.
DUE TO ARRIVE.
Name.
Rose City
Great Northern. ..
Northern Pacific.
F. A. Kilburn
Beaver ,
Breakwater
DUE
Name.
Harvard
Great Northern.
Willamette
Rose City
Northern Pacific.
Klamath
Wapama
F. A. Kilburn.
Celilo
Beaver
Breakwater
From
, -Los Angeles. . .
.San Francisco.
, .San Francisco.
. San Diego.
, .Los Angeles. . .
. Saa Diego
TO DEPART.
For
, S. F. toL. A..
. San Francisco.
. .San Diego
. .Los Angeles. . .
. .San Francisco.
. San, Diego
. San Diego.
.San Diego.
. San Pedro
, .Los Angeles. , .
. San Diego.
Date
. . In port
..June 1:1
..June 23
. June -3
. June 29
..July
Date.
..June 21
. June
, ..June
. .June
..June
. June
2:
. June 24
..June 25
. .July
. .July
..July
Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAND, June 20. Sailed Steamer
Breakwater, for San Diego and way ports
Ac tori a, June 20. Sailed at 1 A M.
Steamer Celilo. for San Diego via way ports.
Arrived at 6:3o A. M. Steamer Daisy, from
San Francisco. Arrived at 10:30 A. M.
Steamer Oleum, from San Francisco. Sailed
at 11:20 A. M. Gasoline schooner Ah wa
neda. for Newport and way ports. Sailed
at 3 P. M Steamer Northern Pacific, for
San Francisco. Arrived at 2 P. M. -Gasoline
schooner Decorah, from Cruise.
San Francisco, June 20. Arrived at 10
A. M. Steamer Beaver. from Portland.
Sailed at 11 A. M. Steamer Great Northern,
for Flavel. Sailed last night Steamer W.
F. Herrin, for Portland.
Seattle. June 20. Arrived at 8 A. M.
Dredge Long Beach in tow of tug Hercules,
from Columbia River. Sailed at 9 A, M.
Tug Hercules, for Columbia River.
San Pedro, June 19. Arrived Steamer
Olvmoic. from Portland.
Astoria, June 19. Sailed at 5:30 P. M
Steamer Atlas, with barge No. Ul in tow,
for San Francisco.
San Francisco. June 20. Arrived Steam
ers G. C. Lindauer. from Grays Harbor;
Beaver, from Portland: Cuzco. from Bellinir-
ham. Sailed Steamers Great Northern, for
Astoria; Panama Maru (Japanese), for
Kobe.
Hongkong. June 19. Arrived Steamer
China, from San Francisco.
Junln. June 19 Arrived Steamer Caddo,
rrom San r rancisco.
Seattle. Wash., June 20. Arrived Steam
era Alameda, from Southwestern Alaska;
AMUSEMENTS.
OAKS PARK
Chat No. 42
DID it ever occur to you that
"all work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy"? When you want
to make your eyes sparkle and
your fingers tingle, when you want
to feel like a regular kid again,
you ought to try a day, an after
noon or an evening at the Oaks.
It's Coney Island for the North
west; has just as much thrill as
the real one and abounds in pleas
urable recreation. Suit yourself
from shooting the chutes to hear
ing the Columbian Ladies' concert,
there isn't a disappointment in the
park.
By the way, a big programme
begins tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Alice J us ton, a stunning young
contralto, with an unusual voice,
has but recently been engaged
here. She's going to sing the pop
ular and old-time melodies as she
alone can. Then there's Glenna
Delgado, who's most fascinating
Egyptian 'dance will be presented
both afternoons and evenings. The
Big Four Quartet and Tine and
Edwards are additional attractions.
Come and join the merry throng
of picnickers who are enjoying the
Oaks daily. Reservations for large
or small parties may be mark: by
telephone. Bring the kiddies along
they'll be wild about Punch and
Judy, the swings, the monkeys and
the bunnie and bears. A day of
fun will make you so hungry you
can hardly wait to spread your
luncheon in the pleasant shade of
the great oaks. Give your coffee
to the maid in the kitchen and she
will make it for you. Any number
of clubs, associations and state so
cieties are having their annual
picnics at the Oaks this Summer.
A number of Portland little folks
are becoming ideal hosts and host
esses by bringing their guests and
parties to the Oaks, where all of
them can have a heap of fun. 'Lit
tle ones under five are admitted
free and the other children go for
half fare.
Swimming is fast becoming the
great American Summer sport.
Devotees of aquatics delight in a
swim from the new Oaks bath
house. An invigorating plunge in
the beautiful Willamette insures a
keen appreciation of the whole
day's activities. Cars leave town
for the Oaks from Second and
Alder every few minutes and
launches at frequent intervals.
JOHN F. CORDRAY.
Watch the Chat Daily
for Oaks Park Events
"THE HEART OF CHICAGO."
A Lincoln J. Carter melodrama
Vaudeville's Biggest Surprise.
6 OTHER BIG ACTS 6
Boxes, fiiHt row balcony treats reserved by
phone. Curtain. 2:30, 7 and if
BASEBALL
RECREATIOX IARK,
Corner Vaagha and Twenty-fourth Sts.
SALT LAKE
PORTLAND
Jane 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.
Games Benin Weekday at 3 P. M.
Sundays, 2i:iO P. M.
Reserved Box Seats for Sale at Ed
wards' Cigar Stand, Six to. and
Waahlnjfton Sta.
Ladles" Iiss Wednesday and Friday.
Hornet, Mills, from San Francisco; Hercules,
towine dredze Lone Reach, from Astoria.
Sailed Steamers Spokane, for Southeastern
Alaska; El see undo, Hercules, for San Fran
cisco.
Marconi Wireless Reports.
(All positions reported at S F. AL. June SO
unie utuervvihe inuic-ateu.
Coronado, Redondo for San Francisco, 23
miles west of Redondo.
Wapama. San Pedro for San Diego, 2U
miles north or irnint i-oma.
Yosemite, San Francisco for San Pedro.
seven miles west of Santa Barbara.
Colusa, San Francisco for Callao. 232
miles south or San Francisco.
Celilo. Unnton for San Francisco, 2
miles north of Cape Blanco.
Northern Pacific. Flavel for San Fran
rlsco. 110 miles south of the Columbia
Klver.
Queen, Seattle for San Francisco, 9S
mile- south of Cape Flattery.
Wilhelmina. Honolulu for San Francisco,
261 miles from San Francisco.
Enterprise. San Francisco for Hilo, 013
miles from San Francisco.
Speedwell. Eureka for Redondo, 75 miles
sou in oi an t rancisco.
Great Northern, San Francisco for Flavel,
12 miles south of Blunts Reef.
Adeline Smith, Coos Bay for San Fran
cisco. o2 miles north of San Francisco.
Atlas, towing- barire yl. Seattle for Rich
mond via Astoria, 305 miles from Richmond.
Multnomah. San Francisco for Portland,
40 miles south of Cace Mendocino.
Drake. Richmond for Vancouver, 24 miles
norin or Kicnmona.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT.
LOST A solitarie diamond ring and a circlet
diamond ring with three diamonds, in a
gray chamois bag;, Tuesday afternoon in
the siioppine district. Liberal reward.
h- ne F. T. H.. Marshall 74t or Main
3477.
A BUSH E LM AN wanted. Call lSttfc Haw
thorne ave.
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Use. Anv infnrmatinn whtrh r nnnf a fniinH hiA will h clnrilv furninhed bv
phoning- Main 7070 or A 6095. House 40.
ACCORDlOJi PLEATING.
K. STEPHAN, hemstitching, scalloping;, ac-
u.u. iuo pieKi. Duiiooi covered; xnuu
ord.r 8 fluock bin. Broadway 10JU.
PLEATING, hemstitching, buttons covered.
.aierq jsoveny Co.. bo ota. il flw y zuw.
A.SSAVEBS AND ANALYSTS.
Montana asay office. 12 3d Qoid.
"cr ana piaunum bought.
WM. BARKER. JR. Cut-rate assayer; gold.
at. imn su, Eugene, or
ATTORNEYS.
W. J. IIAKELIM Probate, real estate, mln-
tuiea examined, written opinions furnished
"! ortnwestern hank bldg. Main 078.
GKAHAil, BECKETT 4 COOPER General
-.aiinve: abstracts examined. 601-3 Piatt
blag. Phone Main Sbttu.
CAFETP.K1AS.
PURITAN CAFETERIA, Stark, between ad
1"" ; coolest place tor eats. i. C
prandea. proprietor.
CANCLH.
. M. JONES. M. . CANCER TREATED.
bil'r, Alberta at. Wocilawn 411K.
CARPET WEAVER.
FLLFP BUGS FROM OLU CARPETS.
Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc North
west Rug Co, lso B. tun. .Both phones.
CELllLOlU BUTTONS. BADUES.
THE lRWIN-HOUSON COMPANY.
SS, Washington St. Main 81 and A 1204.
CHIKOPOMSTS.
William, Estelle and William, Jr., Ueveny.
i..e winy acientmc cniropouista in' the city,
fariors aui oerliuger bldg.. southwest
corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
...... iin.-a r iieuacr Diag. Alain 3473.
CrUBOPKACTIC PHYSICIANS.
SUCCESSFUL, with many so-called incurable
i aujustments. fli. West Bide
Macleav hid b-.a. .-i- - ...
Hawthorne. Dr. McMahon. Main 2U5.'
COLLECTION AGENCY.
"ETH ft CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1790.
. .-..m4. uu ciiarge. istaonauea
iAcia.
HEATH'S SCHOOL Lessons dally; claTs
1 ; - ', w 1 u- i 'y M St.. bet. Wash.
...m qui ... .aiain auo. Lessons. 25c
DE REAU Normal School of Dancing. Toe.
au i"t, uritmai. Egyptian Estnetlc,
Mussian. sort-shoe, phone Main 7B0B.
EYE. EAR. NQteE AND THROAT.
Tli5aiment b! Peu'alllit; glasses fitted. Dr.
""mjr. oil UCLUIU Ding, M & W 11.
FIRE INSURANCE.
PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO.
MATTRESS MAKING.
And feather renovating Phone East 5S74.
MESSENGER. SERVICE.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and
" main go, A IglOd.
MUSICAL.
Emil Thlelhorn. violin teacher, pupil Sevclk.
. . J- io, juarsnail ltt2S.
WHOLESALERS AND
AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS.
DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO. 209 2d St.
AlIO SPRINGS JIAMIAtllKlNO.
, Mfg. and repair
ing; 20UU springs
in stock.
l&th and Couch.
BAGGAGE CUECKMl A f unur "
Basgage ic omnibus Transfer. Park se Davis.
BREAD BAKKRV
Royal Bakery dc conf. Co.. nth and Everett.
GRAIN MKHANTd.
M. H. Uouser. Board of Trade UMr
GROCERS.
WADHAMS Sc CO.. BT-J5 Fourth st.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANHAUSER HAT CO., 6a-55 Front St.
HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK.
KAH.V BROS., 1U1 Front St.
MILLINERY.
ERADSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th sts.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., b'ihj 5th st.
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proper clarification will be run under the
heading; "Too Late to Classify."
Telephone: Main 107U. A tUD5.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At the French Store of Antiques. Brasses.
etc. sale it 111 A. M. Geo. Baker & Co.,
auctioneers.
At Wilson's Auction House, at 10 A. M.
Furniture. 166-8 First St.
MEETING NOTICES.
THE motion picture taken
on the Highway, June 11,
will be shown at the Heillg
Theater next week The cor
rect date will be announced
later. It will be shown In
connection with a rather
unique .entertainment.' Par
ticulars later.
COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
40. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication this (Wednes
day) evening. 7:30. E. Sth and
Burnside. Social visitors wel
come. J, H. RICHMOND.
Secretry.
MT. TABOR LODGE, NO.
42. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Wednes
day) evening. West Side Tem
ple. 5 o'clock: M. M. degree.
Visiting brethren welcome.
J. U. M r..N 1V1.C. vv. m-
PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 8.
RAM Stated convocation
this (Wednesday! evening. June
"1 8 o'clock. After the business
session K. A. degree will be con
ferred, visitors welcome.
W. P. ANDEUS, Sec
. . - t --r- t.- t, . v a ns TW B!
INDIAN WAK vniE.nii.io "
NORTH PACIFIC COAST are requested to
attend nc-""l""".-:r;r Hill lit- near
woodmen ui " - - . -- ,
Washington "reel. Portland Or
Grand Adjutant.
SAMARITAN LODGE NO ,
-'i. I O O. F. Regular meeting
aKi tomorrow (Wednesday) at 8 P.
VVr?- M. at L O. O. F. Temple. 226
- Alder St. First degree. Visitors
..way. welcome. L1 "aTEn!
"REOIXAR MEETING
atNIi?Sp this (Wednesday) even
r5j??rT7??:. ing. East Sixth and Al
(JUzJO der sts- Second degree.
Vi'Hai7" Visitors cordially Invited.
W. W. TERRY. Sec.
E. A. SHARON. N. G.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO.
160, A. F. AND A. M.. East 43d
and Sandy blvd. Special com
munication this (Wednesday)
evening 7 o'clock. M. M. degree.
Visiting brethren welcome.
H. F. CHAPIN. Sec
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, cnarms. pins,
saw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-8 Sixth it
DIED.
DE HUFF At his late residence. The
Dalles, Or., June 20, Peter W. De Huff,
fnrhnr of Mrs. D. I.. Cates. Of The Dalles:
Mrs. J. K. McCornack. of Spokane, and
Mrs. A- H. Morris, . of Portland. Inter
ment at The utiles.
rrXKRAI, 'NOTICES.
POWELL In this city. June 19. at her late
rnirtence- 2r. Eleventh street. Helen C
Powell, aged 76 years. The funeral serv.
ices will be held today (Wednesday), at
2:30 o'clock P M.. at the Grace M. E.
Church. 12th and Taylor sts. Friends In
vited. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery.
CARLSON The funeral services of the late
A L. Carlson will be held today
(Wednesday) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the
residence establishment of J. P. Flnley ak
Son. Montgomery at sth. Friends invited.
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
TEOMANS Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
Yeomans will be held at the residence of
her son. I. M. Yoemans. at 1017 Cleve
land, ave.. today (Wednesday). 1:3 P.
M. Interment in Rose City .Cemetery.
of th nuhlifv tn ?Iva b n far n n nossibls
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Dit. PhlLUPS. Oresonlan uidg. ily spe
cialty Is chronic diseases: cyniupauuo,
nervousness, headaches, stomach, liver,
kidney, female and other chronic trou
bles yield readily to my improved drug
less method: consultation Iree.
OFIO Vlt 1 1UM6 AND OPTICIANS.
SAVE JOL'K Correctly
m.i ir bimi'1 sold filled
. -. Z mountings as low as tl.KJ;
' A. J ., rvii the
.-.t Chas W. Goodman.
Optometrist. 201 Morrison st. Main 2124.
GLASSES, guaranteed to fit. as
low as (LM me oest service
and material. I grind m own
lenses. Licensed by the State
or Oregon.
DR. J. D. MEREDITH. X2S Washington St.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
R. C. WRIGHT. 22 yiars- experience U. S.
and foreign patents, tiol Dekum blxlg.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24th and York sts. Main 34stt.
PRINTING.
KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbeln. mgr.
Printing and linotyping. looi Front U.
corner Stark. Main or A 1418.
DDIUTIUf P- w- BALTE3 AND COMPANY
I lillll IIIU F
"Irst & Oak 6ls. Main ltio. A .15
R-W HUGS AND lLlfF BUGS.
Ineralns. Brussels. Smyrna. Axminaters, rag
rugs, all sixes, mail orders prompt: booklet.
WESTERN FLUFF RIG CO..
54-56 Union ave. N. East BilS, B 1475.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
PALMER- JONES CO.. H. P.. 4U4 Wilcox bid.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.. 621 Teon.
BENEDICT BROS.. U3u Hawthorne avenue
STAMP DEALERS
COLUMBIA STAMP CO. Main T0M.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
FREE STORAGE FREE MOVING
For a limited time. In order to fill our
modern brick warehouse, located In the
heart of the city.
Expert packing: and moving.
EECUR1TY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO..
44-40 E. tith St. N.
Phones East 3S41. East aS6T.
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household
goods specialists; storage, packing, ship
ping and moving: horse or auto vans;
. special freight rates to all points.
C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO..
2d and Pine Sts. Broadway 5U6. A lautl.
MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
Office 160 Madison. General merchandise
and fort ardtng agents, phone Main "QUI.
TRADING STAMPS.
S 1100 N. W. BL bldg.. pays
Rr - more for your stamps than
the S perry Hutchinson Co.
VETERINARY M.HOOLS AND tliLLHita.
S. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins 8ep
tember 11. Catalogue fiee. c. Keane. pres
ident. 1812 Market St.. -an Francisco.
WOOL-
UK E K N AND DRY SLABWOOD, blockwood.
Panama Fuel Co. Main 5 TIM. A
MANUFACTURERS
NON-INTOXICATING HEYERAt-ES.
WE1.NHAKDS GOLDEN AMBER NECTAR.
Henry Welnhard Plant, litth and Burnsiue
sts. phone Main 72. A 1112.
PLAIN AND LIBR1CATING OILS.
W. P. FULLER A CO.. 12th and Davis sts.
PAINTS, OILS AM) GLASS.
RASMUSSEN & CO.. 2d and Taylor sts. .
PIPE,- PIPE FITTING AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE. 4-ba Front St.
PLUMBING AND STEAM SL'PPLIKS.
M. L. KLINE. S4-b Front st.
PRINTING.
PPIWTIVR F. W. BALTES AND COMPAJT
milll inOFIrst & Oak Sts. Main I6.-.. A 111
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
E VERD1NG & FARRELL. 14U Front St.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrun,
SAFETY RAZOR HONING.
AUTOMATIC KEEN EDGE CO.. Ib9tt 4to,
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER & CO.. 11th and Davis sts.
WALL PitPKR.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 239 2d St.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
HENRY At his late home. 731 East
Seventy-third street North, June 1U.
George R. Henry, aged Sti years, husband
of Minnie Day Henry. The funeral serv
ices will be held at the Portland Crema
torium today (Wednesday). June 21. at 4
P- M. Friends invited. The remains will
be at the chapel of the F. S. Dunning.
Inc.. East Side Funeral Directors. 414
East Alder, until the time of service.
Minneapolis and Chicago papers please
copy.
BERTELSEN At the residence, OD7 East
lath st. North, June la. Christian P.
Bartelsten. aged 82 years. Deceased leaves
one daughter, Mrs. Sarrah C. Fox. of Port
land; two Bisters, of Salt Lake City. Utah,
and on i brother, of Boston. Mass. Funeral
services will be held today (Wednesday)
at 2 P. M.. at parlors of Miller & Tracey,
Washington at Ella street. Interment
Greenwood Cemetery.
BARLETT At the residence. S23 Alberta
st., June 19, Mrs. Margaret E. Barlett,
aged 61 years, fi months 3 days, beloved
mother of Mrs. L. A. Herman, of Hood
. River. Or. Friends invited to attend fu
neral services, which will be held at
Holmar.'a funeral parlors. Third and Sal
mon sts.. at 3 P. M. today (Wednesday).
June 21. Interment Riervlew Cemetery.
STEWART The remains of George V. Stew
art, age ztt years. Deloved son or V. A.
Stewart, were forwarded to Portervlll..
Cal., by Miller A Tracey. where interment
win taae place.
TTTNERAL DIRECTORS.
Tears of Experience Enable
This Firm to Give You
PERFECT SERVICE
This modern establishment, with
Its cocTeniencea, Including- a se
el u ded driveway, insures ibio
lute privacy, causing: in no war
a departure from an established
policy of moderate prices
Experienced Woman Attendant,
J. P. FINLEY & SON
The Progressive
JFUN i. HAL DUttCTORa
Montgomery at Fifth,
alain. . A lass.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1S77.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
s
Third and Salmon Streets.
Main 507. A 1511.
DUNNING Je McENTEG, funeral dlrecto-a,
Broadway and Pin. Phone Broadway 444.
A 4368. Lady- attendant.
P. L LERCH, an llth and. Clay streata.
Lad, attendant, Eaat 7ftl. B 18&&.
R1CSOX Residence. Undertaking parlors,
12u. and Morrison sta Main 6133. A 2233
R. T. BYRNES. Williaine and Knott,
East 1115. C 1943. Lady attendant.
MR AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu
neral service. C SOtn and Glisan. Tab. 4114.
F. 8. DONNING. INC. :
ast Side Funeral Directors. 414 Kal
Aider street. East 52. B 2523.
. R. ZELLKR Jk CO.. &2 WILLIAMS AVI
Xast loss, c 10 83. Lady attendant.
sUay and. lUchV aerrica.
si i -.a i m r -m
FPiFRAL DIRKCTORS.
PERFECT ITXFRAli SERVICE FOR LESS
$150
$75
FUNERAL FOR
MILER & TRACEY.
Independent Funeral Dtrecten.
Lady Assistant
Washington at Ella at., bet. 20th and 21st.
Main ItDkL A IbsJl W est fcMe,
BKEtZS SNOOK, bunnyslae Parlors.
-mo hearse. 102i Belmont. Tab. 125S. B 2H
EKKWE3 UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Sd
and Ciay. ML 41U. A Laos attendant.
FLORISTS.
11AKT.N 2 FORBES CO. florists. 34T
.shlngto Main 2dVl. A 26t. Flower
tor all occasions artistically arranged.
CLAKK.E BROS, florists. 287 Morrison St.
Main or A 1605. Fine flowers aad floral
assigns. No branch stores.
GUSTAVS J. BUKKHARDT,
112 2Sd PiioNK MAIN UK, A itOi.
Floral designs, cat flowers and ferns.
MAX U. SMITH, Main 7215. A till. Sell
ing tldg- eth nd Alder sts
IOSoETH FLORAL CO.. 25 Waahlngtoa
St.. bet, .th aud ith. Main 5102. A Hot.
MOjrrMENTS.
rcr.TLAND MARBLE WORKS. 9R4-2SS 4:h
su. opposite City HIL Msla S&S4. Philip
Nm A Sons for memorials.
BLAE5ING GRANITE COl
I U TMIRO AT MADISON STrV??)
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
674 BELMONT ST.
Phones. 1423, B 2315. Osn Dar
Nd Night.
Report all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber (or small aralmala.
Horse ambulance (or sick and disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring; pet may commun'cate with ua.
NEW TODAY.
FARM FREE OF
INCUMBRANCE
For exchangre for City property.
106 acres. 2 miles from electric car-
line, and 7 miles from Oregon City.
50 acres under cultivation, Rood build
ings, running water system. Price
$12,000.
607-8 Henry Building;, Fourth and Oak
Street. Mala ZXiO.
6
sLoMn of 910.O00 and Vp on Ira
f roved Buiinrfts Property (or for
improvement furpof) .
J. P. LIPSCOMB,
X4X SUark MrccU
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city property at 6 and T
per cent. Farm and suburban loans at
current rates. Liberal repayment privi
leges allowed, no delsys.
LARGE: LOANS SFtCIAL RATES
A. H. B1RRELL CO.
. .T-21S Northwestern Bank Bslidlac
Marshall 4114. A 411S,
iiimmiimiiimiiiiiiiimiimiMiiiiimi'jf
E MONEY F"OIt FARMERS EE
At Carreat Rates. ZZ
COME IN AN U TALK WITH 179
or Write.
Bankers' Mortitace Corporation,
Capital 3UO,UOO.
Title sk Trent lilda--.
Partland. Orersa. EE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiitiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:
MORTGAGE LOANS'
We have Insurance Money at &9fc
Private Funds at 6 and 1ft
ROBERTSON & EWING
Z07-H Northwestern Rank Bids".
DDLGOUDEYCO
G 7 LOANS
ON MORTGAGE SECURITY
NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Oar Owm Money at Cnrrent Rate.
aWIMCIrAL. AND CORPOIIATIO.X
BONUS. FARM AND CITY LOANS.
bO sFoiu-ttt St., Hoard, of Trade Bids.
Qregonlifc
MOKTOAbE LOANS
en Improved city prop
erty at Uveal Kml4
81T rorbtr Fide.. F"1fth Morrison St
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Lota.
BEAUTIFUL, view homo alto. Weat Side,
view of the river East Side, mountains,
etc.; b?st value in Oregon at $3.'.0, $10
cash, balance $5 per month. M.. E. Lee.
5u3 Corbett bldg.
60x100 OX Hawthorne ave. Choice building
lot for $330. See owner at S13 Piatt bldg.,
for particulars.
$3r.O 50x100 FACING E. on E. 37th. ion
feet south of Tll'amook; 3 blks. X. of
Rose City car. McGuire, Main I06S.
LEAVING July 1 : will sacrifice lot near
Rose Cltv Park clubhouse. No agents.
A. 4444. Main 1403.
For Sale Houses.
HERE IS A SACRIFICE.
ROSE CIT"S PARK SNAP 273.
1 BLKS. TO CAR NEAR CLUBHOUSE.
92O0 cash; oak floors, swell buffet, fire
place, reception hall, attic, garage, fix
tures, shades, cement basement. Phone Ta
bor llHHt.
LAURELHURST HOMES.
Before buying be sure to look at our
list of exquisite homes just completed In
Laurelburst, the addition of beautiful
homes, from $2."oO up. on rent-like terms.
LAURELHURST CO., 270 V Stark at.
Main 1700, A 1515. '
IDEAL new home, 8 rooms; built-in aide
hnsvrrl. bookcases, fire D lace, full cement
basement, plastered, two porches; white
kitchen; one block from Broadway car,
near Irving ton tennis courts; assessments
paid. waaeiieta. r nes ee to., o tn sc.
Main 14.
FOR PALE By owner, fine K-room house,
corner lot. close in on E. 23d St.. worth
$6tRH; must sell; will take $4000; $500
down and $-0 per month. Why pay rent?
See owner and make an offer, 104O Stan
ton. C 2.114.
MODERN 8 -room house in good condition.
located on large tract of ground, over a
half acre, in f irst-claB residence district
and close to good car. which I will sell at
$2730 on easy terms. or particulars.
call at 515 Piatt bldg.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
Brand new, modern, 6 rooms, corner lot,
sleeping porch, Dutch kitchen, everything
complete. See this one before you buy.
Call any time. 1261 East Harrison street,
corner 43d.
TWO years ago I had built a modern 5-rm.
bunralow: it cost me $2450- I have paid
in $065 and wilt sell this equity for $19u.
balance n.. at per montn. air.
Hageman. Phone Broad way 1058.
FINE home. 7 large rooms, oak finish, fire
place, plate glass windows, roses, trees;
reasonable to good party. Cor. East 3d and
Hoi lad ay ave fc.ast zmj.
FOR SALE Attractive 6-room house; shade
trees, rose neaee ana lawn: matce an of
fer. 403 e. 44 tn r-iortn. near banay blvd.
Tabor 3293.
INCOME PROPERTY Block from E,
Broadwav. paylnsr 6 per cent on $80O0;
sacrifice for $40o0. $4 cash. Owner, 20
Weidler st.
BY OWNER, beautiful home with garage. In
Hawthorns district, at a sacrifice; eaay
terms. Phone wooaiawn s42.
THREE lots and 2 houses for sale, within
walking distance rrom town, .ruone wooa
lawn 2122.
NEW, modern homes, by owner. ft. B.
Klce. .at -w-:.
REAL ESTATE,
For Sale
-Hoanea.
1RVLNGTOX HOME.
COST
IS. 000 to build before the rise la price
of buildmj material.
Will Sell
S..1.500. easy terms, if taken at once.
Thia p. ace baa never been occupied.
100x1 oO lot. corner, south and east facing.
10 iarne rooms, a enclosed porches, 2 bath
rooms, 5 lava tor. ea, toueta. hardwood
Xioors, fireplace, hot water heat, doub.o
sarage, large lull base meat, every modern
convenience.
Thia is a genuine bargain. See owner.
C-a Cham ocr of commerce. Marshall 2.1 tiO
SS779 HOME. ON1T 390O CASH.
M100 ON TIME,
"vVell-built. modern seven -room house,
locaced la Piedmont, an exclusive resi
dence section, the b-st location. Just what
you want for a home; the finest anl
of fruit trees you ever saa on two lota;
all at a sacrifice price, taken in on a mort
gage and so'd to close an estate Phone
East In the evening or Mare-hall 401!2
during the day. or se me at tili Washing
ton u C L. Boas.
GOINO TO BUILD?
Go to an established firm and avoid
urry and risk. We, as L R. BA1LKV
CO.. contracting architects, have been at
B-4 Abington bldg. 5 years; hundreds of
Jobs to our credit. Sketches and esti
mates free. FURNISH THE MONEY if
desired. You deal with ONE PA KT and
a.'-T01101 PROFIT; we ACTUALLY
SA E IOU MONEY and guarantee satis
faction, we design and build residences,
apartments, stores, factories, anything.
GREAT SACRIFICE.
JltiTo. 1673. $1673.
ARTISTIC ALBERTA BUNGALOW.
10U3 EAST 20TH ST. NORTH.
Neat, attractive home, with ail the mod
ern conveniences, such as hardwood floors,
fireplace, oval mirror doors, Dutch kitchen,
best plumbing- and electric fixtures; was
J J 000. Owner lost It. Now $16;o. Say about
$175 cash, then rent terms. Inspect at
once at above address.
PHONE MAIN" 37S0.
IRVING TON.
33 E. 4TH ST. NORTH.
Exceptionally well-built home. 7 rooms;
hardwood floors and white enamel finish
throughout, tile floor In bathroom, 3 fire
places, billtard-roora in basement; garage.
This is offered for quick sale at a bar
gain. AM street assessments paid.
F. tT. BOWMAN & CO.,
21.1 Chamber of Commerce.
Main aort. a 1251.
FOR SALE-BeautifuI 6-room bungalow
and garage: lawu and flowers, shower bath,
maid's room, furnace, gas range, hot water
heater, etc.; cost 40OO; will bell for $o5o0.
ill E. 41st-
AM buiUling larger home and w ill sell my
Portland Heights resilience at a very rea
sonable figure on easy terms; lot oOxK.O.
beautifully Improved, excellent view, close
In; house strictly modern in every par
ticular; rooms, bath, sleeping porch;
this is an unusual opportunity to procure
an attractive home at present-day price.
John E. Cronan. phone Main 40S-
NEW. CLASSY HOME VERY SWELL.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT 30O CASH.
E. ;.lth St.. 13 Mo. and Int.
Extra large rooms, plate glass windows,
large 1-i-ft. massive buffet with 6 beveled
plate glass doors. Eastern oak floors,
colonial brick front, breakfast-room, built-
in dresser. Tabor 19oo.
BEAUTIFT'L 7-rm. neary new horned 1
block from Peninsula Park: fireplace,
built-in oufTec Dutch kitchen and all
modern conveniences; cost $3mh two years
rnno; will sell for $'i;0 on easy terms. Sea
thia today. Umbdenstock fc Larson Co..
306 Oak st.
EVERYBODY BROKE?
Seems Impossible to gret an inquiry. I
have a fine f.-roorn house and lot In
Sunnyslde. ' blocks from school; must
sell or give away soon: tcolng- East; your
price goes; no monkey business; make me
an offer. Owner. 70 ilth st.
WHY NOT BUILD
and cet a home according to your Ideals?
I design, build and finance any building;
artistic sketches free. See me before you
build. N. O. Eklund. U13 Henry bldg.
Main .IS 12.
IKV1NGTON Swell and cheap homes, easy
payments. See Delahunt. Phone East 1-J75.
Suburban Hume Property. -
IDEAL SUBURBAN" HOMESITE.
From 1 to JO acres, rich land, well de
veloped community; 30 minutes out. with
10 big red stt-el trains daily each w ay
. thro-jgr it. Buy now at our low prices
and easy pavments. Let us show you.
THE iH A W -FEAR COMPANY,
102 Fourth St,
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME.
Every city convenience, 1 1-3 acres beau
tiful lawn, flowers and shrubs, fine poultry--house.
Ideal high-class home la Al neigh
borhood, near 30-minute car service. Sariea.
404 Northwestern Bank bldg-
MILWAUK1E. 000 per acre, 24 acres,
house Va mile, improved ; fruit of a. I
kinds; consider house; Sellwood 1SS1. Call
820 Chamber of Commerce mornings.
Owner.
GIBSON HALF ACRES.
Good soil, good water, cloe to carllna,
easy terms; will build to suit purchaser.
Phone Marshall lSu or Sellwood 470.
JOHN GIBSON. OWNER.
DANDY country home, close in; will sell
cneap; nigniy cultivates, new DuitainKs,
plastered house, good water. Tabor 0404.
For Sale
-Acreage.
GOBLE 10. 20 and 40-acre tracts, richest
sou in Oregon, all tillable, on good roaas.
near station and wharf. Fine water, daily
mail, telephone, prosperous neighbors: 300
acres available tne property of a big lod
ging company; preference of employment
given settlers; price $35 an acre, your own
terms. Other tracts from $20 un acre.
Send for folder. G. Wynn Wilson. 316
Chamber of Commerce.
20 ACRES, $000.
Easy terms, only 35 miles from Portland
running- water, good soil, close to school and
atoies, 1 mile to R R. station and town.
AKERSON. GOOCH & CO..
603 Stock Exch. Bldg-.
TIMBER $4 PER ACRE,
v Half section down the Columbia and
near good logging stream; SO acres cruised
by c.mnty shows 1.700.000 feet. Must
raise money and am making- this sacrifice.
Owner. P 661, Oregonian.
ACREAGE in famous Tualatin Valley; best
of soil, good location, low prices, quanti
ties and terms to suit purchaser. Handy
Bros, owners, 21 Stock Exchsnge bids.
Tel. Marshall 203.
CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN RANCHES.
Near Portland; $15 to i.'uu per acre;
easy terms: best soiL Farms for sale, all
sizes. McFarland. 30 Teon bldg., Portland.
ACRE tracts near city; on carline and paved
road: $. cash, per mo., e per cent in
terest. Owner, 317 Chamber of Commerce,
14-ACRE tracts for 20 cents a day; no city
taxes ; Alberta car. Cary, 10U3 Chamber
of Commerce b!dg.
2 ACRES In potatoes. 3c fare, $12U0. Call
Mt. Scott Drug Store. Lents.
FOR acreage on Oregon CUy carline see L.
A, Mathisen. lu-3 Yeon bldg.
Homesteads.
COLVi -LE RESERVATION MAPS.
Latest. 3d edition, Just out June 15.
Only map published showing homestead
lands; also shows Gov't surveys, towusites.
Indian allotments, streams, roads, witli
full description, c'imate, soil, products and.
opening plan; mailed $1. Clair Hunt. CoU
vi lie. Wash., former Gov't, agent. Ref
erence, any ColvlUe bsnk.
HOMESTEADS FREE.
$3 will pay all cost of registering; on the
Colville Indian Reservation, if you are a
Civil or Spanish War veteran. J ust send
me this smount and I will do the rest.
GP.AV R. HARROWER.
Hde Bldg. ' Spokane. Wash.
For Sale
-Farms.
ADMINISTRATOR'S sale of 320 on Willow
Creek. Malheur Co.; 123 acres of alfalfa.
2o natural meadow, 70 acres of grain. JM
acres of fallow, with a decreed water rignt
of 3 acre-feet and the finest outside range
adjoining the ranch; this placs cost $-4.-000;
on account of closing the estate will
be sold below valuation. Including stock
and tools; rash, balance on time. J. W.
Russell, box 77, Jamleson. Or.
BUY' FIVE ACRES and plant part in logan
berries; they thrive In Oregon and can be
profitably raised for Juice or for drying;
we have cleared bench and bottom lands,
one mile to good Valley railroad town;
finest soil, creeks and springs; good roads,
employment, schools; five acre with
house, $23 down. $10 month; unimproved
lands at less; let us show you. J. R.
Sharp b3H 3d at., room 537. Portland, Or
FOR SALE Twenty acres, more or less. Ir
rigated land at Stanfield. Oregon; price
$400O; pavmert of $."00 all asked down,
cominet-cing; Jan. 1, H19, balance payable
In monthly installments of $40. interest
on unpaid balance at 5 per cent; Interest
not to begin until 1919. but buyer to as
sume taxe and water fees. Address J. E.
Wilklns. 22 South Capitol ave., Indianapo
lis, Indiana
A, GENUINE BARGAIN.
$3300. 160 acres land 1 H miles from
water and rail transportation, only 33
miles from Portland: set of fine buildings,
also set of old buildings; two family or
chards, about 20 acres in cultivation, bal
ance brush and pasture; this place at less
than $22 per acre is a snap.
Coe A. McKenna & Co.. 727 Cham, of Com.
4O0O ACRES stump land, in solid body, high
percentage level, splendidly watered with
flowing streams; Ideal for stock raising or
dividing : price $10 per A. 110 Chamber
. i-n-r, .norr Phone Marshall 1i.V
LOGGED-OFF stump land. $10 acre up;
terms: good soil; running water, markets,
employment. Mr. Sharp. &3Va 3d, rm, tvZ,
I