THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, TIITJIISDAY. SEPTE3IBER 7, 1916. "
15
COAST HORSES VIE
Fast Time Is Made in La
Grande Harness Races.
CORSAIR'S FEAT FEATURE
Montana Stallion Negotiates Mile
on Ilalf-Mile Track in 2:14 1-4.
! Third Heat In 2:14 Face
. Thrills Bi Crowd.
' LA. GRANDE. Or.. Sept. 6. (Special.)
i tIdeal weather today helped La Grande
&uspiciously to usher in the race pro
gramme which continues for the week
end and as a part of the Intermountain
racing circiiit. La Grande's business
and industries stood still while the
races were inaugurated, and the big
crowd saw some of the cream of the
Pacific Coast harness horses vie.
Two features mark the opening
day's programme. The performance of
the Corsair, a brown stallion owned by
Joe Huber. of Eozeman, Mont., was
notable. His driver, McKay, sent the
big- stallion around the half-mile track
in 2:14 Vx for the mile, reputed to be a
state trotting record for half - mile
tracks. The Corsair was the star of the
day, trotting the course with masterly
"stride and making sport of his com-
petitors.
; The other especially noteworthy
- event was the third heat of the 2:14
pace. Harold Welcome, a local horse,
nosed out Helen Zedo, winner of the
Xirst two heats, by a mere margin.
The summary:
2: 4 pace, three In five, purse t400
Helen Zedo, b. m. ( Wllbourne) 118
Harold Welcome, b. s (Butcher) 2 2 1
Mabel C. Cap Rimo b. m. (McKay).. 4 5 a
Jennie Fitzsimmons b. m., Bob Kitz-
Flmmom (Dennis) 8 S 4
Armarltlla. bile m.. Montane, Gratton
(Huber) O e
Time, 2:10, 2:10. 2:12.
2:17 trot, three la five, nurse $400
The Corsair, br. ., WaimithaJl (Mc
Kay) 1 1 1
" T. J. B. Burke, b. k. (Tbft Corsair)
(Huber) 8 3 B
f weetbow, b. m.. Voyage (Ivy) 4 8 2
Amy McKinney, blk. M., Coplaln Mc-
Kennon (Wilbourne) S A 4
Biby Lilly, blk. m. (Bush) & 6 a
Time. 2:154. 2:14Vi, 2:1T.
Quarter-mile dash Black Earn, first:
Rockfy Boys, second; Tuckey B., third.
Time, :24.
1a Grande derby, mile and sixteenth.
purse. $1'00 Leo H., first; Soon, second;
Jupiter II. third. Time, 1:52.
SAIEM WIXS BOWMNG MATCH
" Corvallis Beavers Lose Three Contests
to IHectrics.
SALEM. Or., Sept. 6. (Special.) xne
opening matches of the 1916-17 bowling
- season on tha local alleys were rolled
here last night against the Corvallls
Heavers. The Salem . Electrics took
three straight games.' although the
. visitors had been strengthened by the
.services of Fred Raymond, one of the
crack pin-smashers of Portland, who
is expected to captain the Beavers dur
ing the coming campaign.
Manager Patton, of the Salem alleys,
who was formerly with the Obak alleys
in Eugene, has offered $10 in cash to
any bowling team which can defeat the
Electrics on the local alleys.
Following are. the scores of the open
ing matches:. . ,
Corvallls Braves
Ollson 154 133 158 447
Bergholts 161 135
-Arns 145 ;;2 1SH 413
Sberllng .170 108 140 478
aymond 157 1:0 1GU 546
" Totals; 787 883 738 2413
Falem Electrics
X-aflar 14T 183 167 497
Kay .. , is-j I'M V.! 5:i."
rool1ttl ...174 146 177 497
Kress 104 187 173 n,-.4
Fatton . 209 187 204 600
Totals OfMt 807 SS0 2US3
COAST LEAGUE IS SUED
VIOLATION OP ANTI-TRUST
ALLEGED BY WOMAN.
LAW
Mrs. Esther Jacobs Wants 31,r.00 In
Repayment of One-Third That
i Amount Lent to Sacramento.
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 6. Suit
against the Pacific Coast Baseball
League for $31,600 was brought today
in tne united states District Court by
Mrs. Esther Jacobs, mother of Lloyd
Jacobs, formerly a partner of Harry
"Wolverton. manager of the San Fran
' "Cisco club, who seelcs to recover three
; times the amount she claimed to have
lent the defunct Sacramento club.
The suit was brought under the
Sherman anti-trust law. The complaint
alleges that the Pacific Coast League
"""had conspired to monopolize baseball
in the state of California to such an
--xtent that baseball players outside
. .tne league were unable to make a liv.
Vinpf.
" The money, according to the com
plaint, was an advance to the Sacra
mento club fldring the 1914 season be-
Z. fore the Coast League assumed control
of the Sacramento club. The league
tl took over the assets of the club and
linally Bold the franchise to Salt Lake.
- The suit was brought, it was stated
after vain efforts by Mrs. Jacobs to
arrange a settlement of her claim with
- ine Joast J-.eagu magnates.
ALIi-A3rERICAX TEAM WTXS
Craclf Swedish Soccer Players Are
, Easily Defeated.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 6. The Ail
American soccer team tonight de-
f eated a team from the ALmenna
. Jdrottsklubben and. DJurgarden clubs,
two koi w one. was tne last game
to be played and the Americans will
i pail for home on the Oscar II Septem-
7. The Americans scored both goale In
the first half, their first goal coming
1" after a penalty kick and the second
on fine passing. The Swedish team
" scored 10 minutes before the end of
" the last half.
IEAGTJE HOLDS WICHITA CLUB
- Directors WUl Have Charge of Team
; Till End of Season.
Z LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 6. President
Zehrung, of the Western League, an-
nounced tonight that the league had
- assumed the direction of the Wichita
baseball club today and will act to
the end of the season as Its owner, be
Ing responsible for the salaries of play-
i.' crs from today.'
From the first money received later
from the sale of the franchise the back
- salaries of the ballplayers, amounting
to $2200, will be paid. Transportation
I was wired to the team today with ln
" etruetions to take the afternoon train
for Denver and play there tomorrow.
- Minneapolis Powerboat Wins.
DETROIT. Sept. 6. The Lake George
cup, emblematic of the one-mile power-
boat championship of North America,
was won this afternoon by Miss Minne
apolis, of the Minneapolis Power-Boat
Association. Miss Detroit, of Detroit,
was the only other starter, mishaps
causing the withdrawal of Peter Pan
VII. of the Columbia Yacht Club, New
York, and Hawkeye, of the Lake George
Club. Miss Minneapolis' average speed
in six one-mile trials was 63:11 nauti
cal, or 61. OS statute, miles an hour and
her fastest nautical mile was in 1 min
ute 4 6-10 seconds, which she made in
her first mile, running with the cur
rent. Pitcher Jiehf Is m.
BOSTON, Sept. 6. Arthur Nehf, one
of the left-handed pitchers of the Bos
ton Nationals, was under observation
in a hospital today with symptoms
which raised fears of typhoid fever.
He has been ill since the Braves re
turned from the West last Friday.
Bradley Wins Tennis Title.
R OS WELL, N. M., Sept. 6. C. P. Brad
ley, of Roswell, won the state tennis
singles championship here today, de
feating hfs fellow townsman, A. D. Ba
ker. 10-8, 6-4, 6-4. The veterans' dou
bles title was won by Bassett and Har
low, of Roswell. who defeated Doan
and Barlow, of Roswell, 6-2, 6-3.
MISS. FORDING VICTOR
CITV TEN'XIS TITLE FOR WOMEN
WON FROM MRS. KORTHUPi
W. A. Goss Wins Way to Men' Singles
Chnmp!onhlp He v. W. K. Rlcnnrd
on Defeats rani Stiffen.
Miss Stella Fording won the 1916
women's singles tennis championship
of Portland yesterday afternoon by de
feating Mrs. W. I. Northup two out of
three sets on the Irvington Club courts.
These two women fought it out for
the state title on the Waverley Country
Club courts last July. Mrs. Northup
winning on that occasion.
The scores were 6-4, 3-6, 6-4.
Walter A. Goss won his way to the
finals in the city championships by
trimming A. S. I'rohman, 6-1, 6-4, 6-a
Rev. L. Is.. Richardson went Into the
semi-finals by defeating Paul Steffen,
6-2, 6-0. A. R. Munger received the
right to play Mr. Richardson by win
ning from Ralph Newlands by default.
The finals in the men's singles will
be played next Saturday afternoon.
Following are the results of yester
day's play and today's schedule:
Yraterdsy's Results.
Men's singles Richardson beat Kt.fren.
6-2. e-0; Munger beat Newlands by default;
Goss beat .rouman. o-x. o. o-o.
Women's sineles. finals Miss Fonini
beat Mrs. Northup. 6-4. 3-6, 6-4.
Men's doubles Wakeman and Xorris beat
Korea and Roner, 0-0, 6-4; Swing and Snow
beat Eteffen and Stevens, 6-1, 6-3; Lewis
and Lewis beat -Sniitu and Zollinger.
6-4. 9-7.
"Women's doubles Mrs. werscbkul anu
Miss liald beat Miss Burrell and Miss Page,
6-1. 6-1; Miss Ryder and Miss Johnson beat
Miss FTohman and Miss Howe, o-s, o--
Mixed doubles Miss Frohman and A. S.
Prohman beat Miss Fox and Durham. 4-6.
6-1, tt-3; Johnson and Norrls beat 4urreu
ana Munger, 6-4, -, 6-1.
Today's Schedule.
S:ao P. M. Stella Fording; versus Irene
Campbell (club).
4 m. i v. Kicnarason versus A. it
Munger; Ewlng and enow versus Lewis and
Lewis; A. I. Wakeman versus E. II. Smith
club).
5 P. M. Wakeman and Norrls versus
Brown and Richardson; R, K. Ross versus
Walter Rosenfeid (club).
BOXING CARD MADE UP
FIVE EVENTS ARRANGED BY ROSE
CITY ATHLETIC CLl'D.
Billy Nelson Will Meet Lee Johnson
and Sims Will Mix With Earl
. MIebns Next Week.
Wricht
..1-8. .
..175..
..120..
Lee Johnson ...
. .Billy Nelson
. . . . Low Sims
Karl Miebus ....
Eddie Gorman .
Walter Knowlton
Billy Ryan
Tougby Wing
. .135. .
..120..
....Sailor McMinn
. - Karl Zimmerman
The foregoing card "vill be presented
at the Rose City Athletic Club Sep
tember 15. Billy Nelson has been box
ing consistently since his arrival here
from Spokane several months.ago. His
latest achievements are draws with
Walter Knowlton and Muff Bronson
and a win over Tommy Clark.
Karl Miebus will take on Lowe Sims
in the semiwindup. Sims Just fought
Joe Bonds two draws at Boise. Idaho,
and is a clever, big fellow.
Billy Masco tt and Bobby Evans will
leave this morning for Bend. Or..
where the South Portland Frenchman
will meet Young Turkey September It
over the 10-round route. Turkey
should be a set-up for Mascott
Coast League Gossip
FRIDAY'S game at Vaughn-Btreet
will start at 3:30 o'clock on account
of the circus parade.
Boy Corhan will top at his ranch In
New Mexico for a few days cm his way
to Join the slipping San Francisco
Seals.
The idislodgment of Manager Blank
enship, of the Bees, does not seem to
bother the team any. They took tho
series from the Seals last week and.
have mauled Oakland to- a pulp in two
starta this week.
Temporarily Buddy Byan has charge
of the Bees, and Blankenshlp intimat
ed before he left San Francisco to at
tend the meeting at Salt Lake that the
outfielder wouUl be. left In charge for
the remainder of the season. Kyan Is
taking control of the club Just at a
time when things look brightest for
an upward dash.
Should he succeed In keeping har
mony In the club there Is every possi
bility that the Bees will finish well up
on the pennant ladder. This being tho
case, he has everything to gain and
nothing to lose. The fate of the Bees
rests in the easy-going BudJy to keep
I thin
sa moving smoothly in the camp.
Next season is another story. The
Salt Lake directorate should ponder
well Detore they allow any petty griev
ance to cause them to look elsewhere
for a manager. It will do well to let
Blank assume the reins once more,
for he has been a success and the di
rectors should leave well enough alone.
Under Blankenshlp the Bees made
money and finished in second place last
season. A successor his equal in
handling players will not be found
easily. In the opinion of many the
letting go of Cliff was a mistake and
the realization of it may follow
speedily.
'POP GEEKS TAKES EAST RACE
Veteran Drives Xapoleon Direct to
Victory In ..Slow Time.
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 6, Ed
("Pop'') Geere. driving Napoleon Di
rect, scorevl an easy victory over Roan
Hal and Single G in the two-minute
pace, the feature event on the Grand
Circuit card today, winning three heats
in slow time. Roan Hal, by great
drives to tne finish, beat out Single
G for second place.
- The first extra, heat event of the
afternoon came when the 2:12 class
was called. Princess Wilkes, driven
by Bill Crozler, .won the first heat.
AMrSMESTS.
BAK E, R
Broadway and Morrison.
Biggest Hit In Year.
BAKER MISICAL STOCK COMPANY
Everybody talking about It. Thl week. 4
"THE FLIRTING FRIXCESS."
A riot of run. music, pretty girls. Three per
formances dally. Mats.. 2:8o. All seata 10c
only.- Evenings, 7:30 and 9:15 15c and 23c
Popular Choriu Girls Contest Friday XI grots.
DANTAGES
11 MATINEE DAILY, 2:30
"THAT'S MY lIOBSE.
Merry Musical Show, Pretty Girls; Smart
Gowns. Catchy Melodies.
5 OTHER BIG ACTS 5
Boxes and loses reserved by phone. Curtain
z:su, 7 ana v.
IPPODROME
isg Feature Photoplays
. 1!f 'i and Vaudeville. .
'"jSJj 2 to 5: 6:45 to 11 P. M.
fcat., sun., .Holidays, i:io to xx.
js Mat- 10c; Nights. 15c
OAKS PARK
FREE GATE
ADMISSION
DURING SEPTEMBER
(Except Sundays)
Picknickers' Paradise.
Amusements
For Everybody.
Cars at First and Alders Streets
every few minutes.
iASEBALL
RFC71EATIOY PARK.
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sta.
PORTLAND
vs.
SAN FRANCISCO
SEPTEMBER S, 6, T. 8, O. lO.
Games llfcln Weekdays at 3 P. 3t
Sundays. 2t30 P. M.
Reserved Box Seats for Sale at Ed
wards" Cigar Stand, Sixth and
Washington Streets.
f.adfes Dirs U'edoNdor and Friday.
The Round-Up
The Epic Drama of the West
September 21, 22, 23, 1916
Pendleton, Oregon
"Walter Cox, with Youns Todd, won
the next three.
Brownie Watts took the -2:20 trot
for S-year-olds, -going- the second heat
In 2:12.
PRISONER MAY GO FREE
Fund for 1 Jet urn of Fugitives Han
Been Exhausted.
EUGENE, Or., Sept. 6. (Special.)
Because the state furd for the return
of fugitives from Justice has heen ex
hausted and the Lauie County Court
has flatly refused tr advance funds for
that purpose, F. G. Mathison, alleged to
have swindled Oresn farmers of prop
erty valued at froan $30,000 lo $40,000.
may go free.
Governor Withycombe today notified
District Attorney Devers that the state
could not provide the money necessary
for the extradition of the prisoner, who
was arrested at Oakland, CaL He ap
pealed to the County Court and was
informed by JuJg-e Bown that "Lane
County pays, taxes to the state of Ore
gon to get this service."
PERMIT FOR MAINS GIVEN
Lakcwood Gets Franchise to Xiay
lAnc lo Milwaukie Water System.
OR2EGON CITY, Or.. Sept. 6. (Spe
cial. The County Court today, at the
opeiaing of the regular September term
grunted a franchise to the Lakewood
Mutual water Users Association, a
corporation composed of residents of
tile Milwaukie Heights district, south
of the town of Milwaukie, to lay and
operate a system of water mains on
the county roads.
The distributing system of the s
sociation will connect with the Mil
waukie mains, which. In turn, are sup
plied with Bull Bun water from Port
land.
East Side Concert Tonight.
The third band concert will be given
tonight on East Sixth and East Alder
streets under the auspices of the East
Side Business Men's Club. There will
be dancing in the street.
TOO LATE TO CLABSIJT.
WCHABDSON In this city. SeDtember 2.
A. a. Kicliarclson, aged &4 years 11 months
3 days. Friends invited to attend funeral
services, which will bo held at Holman's
funeral parlors at 10:i0 A. M. tomorrow
(Friday), September 8. Interment River
view Cemetery. Services at the grave pri
vate. 3JOST Sept. 6, pearl crescent brooeh, on
L-psnur, ';tth, i nurman, luid. or CJooa tea
maritan lioepltaL Reward for return to
MO I'pyh-nr street.
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tinder "New Today" aud all other claHbifictt
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AUCTION SALES TODAT.
At Bakera Auction House, 16C-10 Park
rt. Furniture, rugs, gas ranges, etc Sale
at 10 A. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT. NO. fS
I. O, O. F., meets this (Thursday) evening
In Orient Hall. E. tith and Alder, at S
o'clock. Royal purple degree. Visitors al
ways we ice-ins. l,. nauu, scriue.
This director v ta for the Information of the public, to give as far as pos
sible the different lines of business which the average person may find occa-
uon to use. Any Information wblcn eannpt be round Here win u s'aaijr . ' -
Aisbed by phoning Main Tfl70 or A 05.
ACCOKDION PLEATING.
K. STf HAN. hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cord., slue pleat, button covsrea; mui
orders. 228 Flttock blk. Broadway lowi.
AGATE CUTTERS.
M. 1ST4. Mfg. Jewelers. Expert watchmakers.
miners. o4dj wasn., bet. tsawy, ana rer.
ASSAYEKS AD ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 2d Gold,
silver ana platinum bousDt.
WM. BARKF.R, JR.. Eugene, Or. Assaying.
ore tests, mine examinations.
ATTOBXEXS.
W. J. MAKET.IM Probate, real estate, mln-
lng: and corporation law; abstracts and
titles exstmlned, written opinions furnished.
1484 Northwestern Bank bldg. Main 674S.
CAfKTEltlAS.
PURITAN" Extra coffee free; vocal and or
chestral music. 11. c. .Brandes. prop.
CANCER.
L. M. JONES. M. O. CANCER TREAT EX.
gl- Alberta st. "Wooalawa 410o.
CARPET 1iAVlJB.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS.
Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. North
west Rug Co.. lbo E. 8th st. Hoth phones.
CELI.LLOI1) BUTTOXS, BAEHiKei.
THE IRWIN-HOIlSON COMPANY,
RS7 Washington st. Main 312 and A 1204.
CUIROPOOLbTS.
"William. Estelle and William, Jr., Deveny,
the only scientific chiropodists In the eity.
Parlors 3-2 Orrllnger bldg., southwest cor
"r Jd and Alder. Phone Main 1301.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs M.
Hill. yn FUedner bldg. Main 34?3.
CHI ROTPRACTIC niYSICIASS.
SL'CCEiSFXiL with many so-called incurable
diseases Restoring health without drugs
vr euars. fjnronic trouoies, adjustments.
lo; aenfe cases, less time, less mney;
seventh year in Portland; here to stay.
Aest Wde. 208-21-i Mcleay bldg.; East
"i. asnitarlum. 784 Hawthorne. Main
05. B Tztil. Dr. McMahon, Chiropractor.
NERVOUSNESS, diseases of women, children
successiuiiy. jrr. Margaret uaynie,
Jicensrjd chiropractic physician. 617 Swet
land pldg. Main 1765. No fake.
CIRCILAR LETTERS,
CRANE LETTER CO.. 610 N. W. hldir. Mar.
l"S2A. Multlsraphlng. printing, addressing.
COLLECTING AGENCY.
JiETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17l)fl.
.o collection, no charge; established J90.
DANCING.
"3 REAU Normal School of Dancing Toe.
Spanish fancy. Oriental, Egyptian esthetic
uti-npe. rnone .Main 7I.
... SCHOOL Lessons dally: class
V S " 8 lo lu- 11 a 2(1 bet- wash.
piBTK. .vain aaiia. Lessons, 25e.
DENTISTS.
rR. SWAIN, Dentist, OT Bdwy. E.
Appolntments any hours.
EYE. EAR, NQSK AND THROAT.
treatment by sDeciallst: elnu., t-..
c. r. issseaay. bit pekum bldg- 3d A Wn.
FIRE IXSCRANCE.
PACIFIC 6TATE3 FIRE INSURANCE CO.
MESSENGER SERVICK."
ATT MESSENGER CO. (Motorcycles and
WHOLESALERS AND
AI7TO AM) Rllriv t
Dr-PRT.-ILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 209 2d
AUTO SPRINGS MANfFACTOKlSG.
. a Mfc and repalr-
ntn ormnuwrf- in. 4ul)0 ..,rln.
carried in stock.
3 5th & Couch sts.
BAUCACK CHECKED AT HOME.
Boggage A Omnibus Transfer. Park & Davis.
BREAD BAKERY.
Royal Bakery & Conf. Co., 11th and Everett.
ORAIX MERCHANTS.
M. H HOUSER, Board of Trade bldg.
GROCERS.
WADHAM3 CO.. di-75 Fourth st.
1 1 ATS AND CAPS.
TIIANHAUSER HAT CO., 53-05 Front st.
HIDES, . WOOL. CAHCAUA BARK.
KAHN BROS.. 1U1 Front SU
MANIFACTCBERS LADIES' NECK WEAK.
EASTERN NOVELTY MFG. CO., bil, 6th st
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., ert Vj Bth st.
MEETING yoTICES.
B. P. O. EXJCS, NO. 142.
Members are requested to
meet at the undertaking par
lors of J. P. Flnley & Eon
U; o'clock to conduct tho funeral
Louis Davidson, member of
Cgt-f'-fLT-' Port Aniteles. Washinirton.
Xoc.ge. Ko. ViHitlng brothors Invited to
attend. By order of tne K. R.
M. R. KPAUIDIXa. Sec
B. T. O. KXKS. MO. 142
Regular meeting this (Thurs
day) evening, S o'clock. Elks'
Temple. Visiting brother wel
come. By order of the E. K.
M. It. EPAULUING, Sec
STJXNTSIDE LODGE, NO.
1 63, A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial communication. Work F. C.
degree. Senior Deacon' s lectors
by W. E. Yates, P. M. of Wasn.
lodge No. 4, Vancouver, to
nierht fThursday). Visitors wel-
XJy order TV. M.
E. M. LANCE, Sec
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
114 A. F. and A. M. Stated
communication this (Thursday)
evening at 8 o'clock. Masonic
Temple. Visiting brethren al
ways welcome. By order W. M.
LODGE HALL FOR RENT New Mod.
Woodmen Hall, now complete .nd
oocup.cr: : main bsll 4bxb0. elUy ru
ton Diag. nam
OREGON COSIMAKDERT.
K. t. Special conclave this
ev.nlna- at T:80. Keo
your attendance will be ap-
CfwiiGAND. Recorder.
u.vmPES AITBSTION Portland
DIED.
1478
'SVTSfrthr SepT'o.' rrU.
aed Bl rears. th t M r
N?;k:MKuHif th. city, and
l1- CT Farr.ll. or Klamath Falls Kemain.
at Th. East Bide tuneral dlrectora. M-
neral servic.s au -
. , , . GMilmnhep D. Mrs.
HI-iCri". e. wlV. ot Vred C. Hide,. of
Sheridan. Or. Remains at
funeral director's p&riors.
iierai In a later issue.
the East bide
Kotlce of lu
BOSBE In this city. September 8. Eugene
Eosse. aged TO years, late of Eugene.
Or The remains are at the residence
.uhTn.nt of J. P. Flnley & aon.
"Montgomery at Fifth.
rOEBAL NOTICES.
BBOGAX September e, at 4S0 East Twenty
aeventh street Korth, Denis M. Eroean,
--u .1 w. .vara: beloved husband of Mn.
Margaret Broarau. father of E. JJroean
and brother-in-law of Mrs. H. J. Mathl
..... th. fnnRrl -will leave the aoove
residence tomorrow (Friday). September
K ait B:30 A. M.. thence to church ci
MaH.linA Vnat Twentv-third and iaisklvou.
Th. "eervices will be held at 9. Friends
are Invited. Interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
1TDONBLI, In this city. September 5.
his late residence. 650 Overton .treet.
John J. WcDonell. aced 48 years. The
' funeral services will he held tomorrow
l Friday l. iientember 8. at 10 o clock A.
M. at the Elite' Temple. Broadway and
tark: rtrecta Friends Invited. Inter-
ment at Rtverview Cemetery. The re
mains are at the residence establishment
of J. P. Flnley & Son, .Montgomery at
j ntn.
ANDERSON In this city. September S. John
Alfred A.nderson. aged oo y -s.ru. late of
S41 Kelloe street. St. Johns. Funeral
services will be conducted today (Thurs
day) at 1 tr. M.. from Pearson undertaK-
ine parlors, Russell street ai Union ave.
Friends invited. Interment Rose City
i'aix t.emetar.
. noua
40.
MISICAL.
EMIL TH1ELHORN, Violin Teacher, put"
Sevclk. 2(7 Flledner bld. Marshall lo.
PIANO LESSONS. 268 14th. $5 month: ar
rangements for practice. Phone Mala J
01TOMETKIST8 ax r OPTICIANS.
ca7c vapd s Correctly
fitted glasses; gold fJHed
mountings as low as l-o.
Quality and service tns
Se.t. Chas. W. ooodman.
niA.a.i. onn vi .-v. -r st Main 1-
OKASSCS. ruaranteed to tit, a
loas $1.50; the best service
and material;' I srinci
lenses : licensed by th. fctate ,of
Oreeon. OK. J.
"Washington st.
1 - -
years' experience u.
H. c. w uui, ;-'; bids.
and roreign naiema. '
1'lAJiOS.
r IQTH AND STAHK ST& !g52
" PLPK.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
ctfice vt nd York ats. Main 34.
PRINTING.
DDIIITH'P F. W. BAX.TE3 A.u -uV
rnlilllltU First & Oak Sts. Mnin hm.
KAi KUiS AND FLU FF ItttiS.
Ingrahii, Brussels. Smyrna. Axminster ra.B
ruSs. all sues; mall orders prompt; booklet.
- WKSTKRN FLUFF KLU LO ,
C4-SB Union ave. is. cai q.-". "
REAL F.ST ATE DEALERS.
PALM KK-JUNE8 CO.. H.
P., 404 Wilcoxbia.
ROOI'ING.
Lt) peerless Roof Paint for waterproofing
roofs antfwalls; estimates solicited; work
ruaranted. Phone fcellwooq at.
STORAGE AM) TRANSFER.
FREES STORAGE FREE MOVING
c. . ifmi Hm. In order to Till our
modern brick warehouse, located In tho
heart of the city.
EKCI.'RITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO,,
Office 103 Park su aiain oiw. jv iwi.
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household
poods specialists: storage. pacKlng, snip
ping and moving; horse or auto vans;
special freight rates to all points,
c. o. pick: transfer & btoragh r-o.,
2d and Pino fits. Broadway fi'JS. A ltH.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan St.,
,rn- 1Sh Telenhonn Vain ! or A lltS.
IV wn and ODerate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks; lowest In
surance r&.tes in the city.
MADlbON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE.
Office. ISO Madison. Genral merchandise I
and forwarding agents. Phone Main 7H91.
VETERINARY SCHOOLS ANU COI.1.KCE.4.
6. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sep
tember 11. Catalogue free. C. Keane. pres-
ldent. 181S Market St.. San Francisco.
'WOOD.
GREEN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blockwood.
1'ane.ma, iuei i o. diain j,-", a .i
MANUFACTURERS
vnv.IVTnxirATlVIl HEVKRAGES.
nUlNHARP'S OOLU1SN A M BLU NECTAR.
Henry Welnhard IMaut, a;itn and Burnsldo
sts. Phone Main 72, A 112.
PLAIX AXD I.IBRICATING OILS.
W. P. FULLER at CO., 12lh and Davis sta.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLAKS.
RAfiMVSaEN CO.. 2d and Taylor ats.
PIPE, PIPE FITTING AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, 4-t Front st.
PLUMBING AND b'l EAM bL'PPLlES.
M. L. KLINE, S4-M1 Front st.
DDIMTIllfl F. W. DAWES AND COMPANY
rnillllllU First & Oalt Sts Main 1HS. A 1165
PRODUCE.
PRODUCE, dried fruit. Correspondence so
licited. Union Produce Co.. 12K Union ave.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVKRDINU & FA it HELL, 140 Front st.
HOPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup.
SASH. DOORS AND CLASS.
W. P. FULLER t:0.. 12th and Davis sts.
WALL PAPER.
MORHAN WALL i'A !'EI: IP., 2"Q ?T
FUNERAL NOTICES.
VALENTINE At tho residence. 3254 Grand
ave.. Marv Valentine, aced 2-4 years, be
loved daughter of Jerardina and the late I
reiix A. aintine: ttister ot hmma U..
Angelo, Elizabeth and Eather Valentine.
all of this city. Funeral will lrva the
above residence at 0:30 A. M. toaav
(Thursday). Services will be held at 9:3o
o'ciocic at bt. Jrnuip iserl Church, East
10th and Hickory sts. Interment Lone
Kir Cemetery. Arrangements in. care of
Miller & Tracey.
DAVIMOV In this city, September , Ixu1s
Pavidson, a red i9 years, an employe of
the K. S. Ervln Company. The funeral
services v-111 be held today (Thursday) at
lO o'clock A. M. at the residence estab-
jisiiiiieiit. ot j. f. j'inley & i-on, Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. In-
iwrmeni at Anavai hnoiora Cemetery.
rTNTTRAT. DIRECTORS.
EDWARD H0LIVIAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Lady Assistant.
Third and Salmon Streets.
Main 507, A 1511.
PERFECT
f 'L'NEKAL SsbKVlCteJ FOB LESS
?150 FUNERAL FOR $75.
Higher -priced funerals In proportion.
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral IMrectora.
Lady AMintant.
wash, at Ella St., Bet. 20th and 21st.
-Main 091. A, 763.
West tilde.
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
b S. DU..NI.G, INC.
East Side Funeral Oirectors. 414
Alder Street- Kast S, B 232A.
DUNNING fc M'ENTEE, funeral directors.
Broadway and Pino street. Phone Broad-
way a 4ab. lay attendant.
R. ZELLER & CO.. 692 WILLIAMS AVE.
Day and night service.
BREEZE Jk SNOOK, Sunnyslde Parlors.
Auto nearsa. iseimont. Tab. 1258, B 252.
SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d
and Jiay. Aiain a ai. Lacy attendant.
MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu
neral service. E. 80th and Giisan. Tab. 4313.
ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors, I
ixtn ana jiorrtson sm. aiain oiim, a. 225.
P. L. LERCH, East 11th and Olajr streets.
Lacy attenaant. r.at: i?w.
rxofusTS.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., Florists. 364
Washington. Main 209. A 12ti. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 287 Morrison mt
Main or A 105. Fine flowers ajid floral
designs, no nrancn stores.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A
Jns bldg.. 6th and Alder sta.
U2L Sell-
TONSETH FLORAL CO 285 Washington
st.. between 4th and 6th. Main S102. A 110L
MOVCMEXTfe.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 2B4-2fl 4th
st.. opposite City Hall. Mala S54. Philip
fu & r-on j or memonaii.
Ixp BUAEISINQ GRANITE Cbl
THiPO AT rIAPISON STrVVV
OREGON HUMANE SOCIEH
Office Room 133 Courthouse. Mo-street
AJitrsmce.
Tlion from 8 to 6 Main S7. Home Phone
A 2rii. Micbt rail after oil ire hours Main HO.
Report ail cases or crueity to tne aoove
address. Electric lethal chamber for small
animals. Horse ambulance for sick and dis
abled animals at a moment s notice. Any
one desiring a dog or other pets, communi
cate with us. call for all lost or stmyed
stock, as we look after all Impounding.
There is no more city pound. Just Oregon
Humane Society.
NEW TODAY.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Oar Own Money at Csrreat Ilte.
MUNICIPAL A.U COHPORATIOJI
HON US, FARM AXO CITY LOANS.
bO Fourth St., Board of Trade Uldst.
MORTGAGE LOANS
We have Insurance Money at Bi
Private tunas at e',o ana I'e
r. - rTTm - w - .T O TllTTTXTrt
ivUJJJl.lt, lOVJxN CC Hi V J.rN JT
207-8 Korthwestrrn Bank Hide.
nni nt 10.OOO atld T" en Im
proved BilHines Property or for
luiproveraent Purposes).)
J. P. LIPSCOMB.
242 Stark Street.
RUPTURE
Johnson & Umbarger
RUPTURE SPECIALISTS
411-412 Alisky Bldf.
Results Guaranteed.
flHIBHIIHEBBBnDESHlBs
MOXET FOR FARMERS
At Current Itaten. H
COME3 IX AXU TALK. WITH ITS H
or Writo mm
Bankers' Mortcaae Cnrnoratlona. "
Capital uu,mk.
Title A TrsLst Bids.. H
Portland. Oresrosw r
QBlBBBBliBBBBBBIBB P"
ID E.G0UBEYX0
t3 y LOANS
OM MORTGAGE. )t.v-Urf 1 1 T
NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
-Lota.
..PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXO.USHt.1.1.
Houses, lots, tracts ana crK
choice district; a few sacrttlces.
Marshall 4Sa7. HKOUKt,. a
jjijAUTIFUL view building slt.-s In Green
Hills; good terms. Johu iiain, oOT Spalding
Oldg
BEST BUY IN IRVINGTON.
a-room -new houje, never been occuplea.
has latge living-room 14 by 1:3 ft. long,
built-in bookcases and sideboard, casement
door between dining room and living
room hardwood tloors. white enamel fin
ish, shades and electric light fixtures all
in and house is insured for three years. If
you art looking for a completo homo, bet
ter look this up. For particulars and
terms address owner, BD 701. ort-gonlan.
8-ROOM ho.ise and one lot, $4400. or two
-.ots. ft,ot. House races e.tsi, , .
feet. S-ft. porch. 2 stories, with attic, full
basement, fireplace, furnace, wash trays,
cement floor and cement fruit cupboard.
built-in buffet and bookcase; 2 bedrooms
with lnrgu dressing closets; Deorooin
overlooking city with big windows ar
ranged for sleeping porch all the year: lots
in Burrell Heights. No. 305 E. 2Mh, near
Harrlscn. lake Hawthorne or Murray
mead car. This price includes all street
and sewer assessments. Call and investi
gate for yourscli. labor lt.
TlttT VACANT LOT.
WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO
INCOME? WE l'LAN AND BUILD ANY-
THIN:, residence to factory of any con
liruction sketches and estimate free, fur
nish file mor.ev if desired. All depart
ments one office. We actually save you
ruoiiey. our reputation, your protection.
L. R. BAILEY CO., Inc.. Contracting
Architect. 824 Auiugtou bldg.
HOUSE
TH AT MUST li E SO LD.
COST Ai 10 TW KEN fouO AND $6000.
now oxlv ?;is;.o.
TAKEN IN ON MOllXOAGE.
Tr he tcnld to close ud an estate.
Well-built, modern house, two fine lots.
In an exclusive residence section, only
$:tS."Ht. Phono East 12& or Marshall 40'J
UOJSE CITY PA11KL $1.7 IK.
WTTH VINE (JARACi E S'JUU CASH.
Oak floors. 6-ft. leaded buffet. leautl-
ful bungalow, 5 rooms, attic. ooxlu lot,
3utch kitchen, bedrooms arid kitcUt;n
white tnamel, chipped brick flrepluce,
beamed ceiling, paneled dining-room, ca
nieut basement. I'hone Tabor lliou.
LA'JKI.UlL'lWT IIOMKS.
Before buying be sur to look at our
llBt of exquisite liomt-s Just completed in
l-Aurelhurst, tie addition of beautiful
homes, from JJ.700 u. on rent-like term
l.Al'KEl.HL'Kl'T Co.. 2iOV. tjtark st-
Main lTlxi. A IMS.
$0000 lit'Yij very (ine 6-room bungalow with
furnace, z iireuiaces. naruwooa zioors. line
built-in ft-aturta, extra-well built, largo
billiard-room, bath and 2 toilets; located
on Wood ard ave., among tood hoiuei
Uoddard & Wledrlck, 243 Stark, st.
EKAUTirt'L bungalow In Laurelhurst;
larea living-room, with den; l bedrooms.
breakfast-room, sleeping porch, two lire
j laces, hardwood floors throughout, full
basement, euragc; terms to suit. Call
Tabor -4178.
NO forced saje, but want to show you real
value in. home witnout Anything against
it ; built for cash down, therefor right
for a home: therefore correct and modern
furnished or unfurnished. lnquir of
owner. Kast Taal.
LEAVING FOR KtW YORK.
as &oon as hft can Bell strictly modern
liicrh-erade. 7-room dwelliiig. with lot i'Ux
3v0. on corner; improvements paid ; price
for quick sale, liouuara &. w leu-
rlck, Sr;tark st.
MY 2 -room plastered house, with Bull Itun
watr and eas: lull basement, uvxivv lot.
ct-raent sidewalks in and paid for; lot
cost W-'Kj; liouso end walks cost f-&0; my
price lor quick sale terms, tinuaea
stocic v Lsraun o., soo ua si.
10 CASH will buy equity of yso in mod
ern o-rm. ounsaiow ; an Duui-in con'
vunlencei,: balance 41398 at $- per month
biggest snap of the season. Mr. Hageman,
3Hi uaK st. rnone aroauwey 1009.
JL GOOD BUY.
Acre close to elt-ctric station on rock
road. SO minutes out: price only
terms 5 per month. Call at 600 Con
cord bids., 2d and fatark.
GIBSON ilALK ACitBii.
Good soil, good water close to carline,
easy tor mis; will nulla to suit purcnaj
I'hone Marshall or Sell wood 47ti.
JOHN GIU.SON, OWNER.
ACKKAOE in famous Tualatin Vulley; bes
of soli tfooa location, low prices, quanti
tlt-s and terms to suit purchaser. Handy
Bros., owners, 21 btocK luxe nan go bldg.
Tel. ilaraiiau .00.
CHICKEN, FRUIT, GARDEN RANCHES.
Near portiana ; 1 i to x.uu per acre;
easy terms, b st oil. Farms for sale, all
.IzfcS. Mcl-arlat.d, SU Teon bldg., Portland.
BETWEEN HAWTHORNE AND DIVISION.
o rooms, modern, sleeping porcn, line
lot. west of 3. tu at.; snap; 21 00; terms.
Tabor 254tf.
LOOK at this snap: Two-room house and
lot COxlOaj, on JUount tscott cariine, for
5275, part cosh, tiee Williams Iteaity Co,
Ora y 3 Crossing.
BEAUTIFUL 7-room home, facing on river.
will sell witn or witnout lurnirure, very
cheap; family going Eait; lot 71x100 ft.,
by owner. o!3 F. Cth st. S. bell. 7fe2.
THE best buy iu the city for L3(o. This
modern 7-room 110 me cost 4;oo. in
take fWO, balance mortgage two years.
Woodlawn 4112.
MODERN 5-room bungalow, all conveni
ences; 20-minute car -ride; good location;
sacrifice; must sell. 11K2 East Lincoln at.
Hawthorne car to 39th at.
PARTY leaving city has some good. Income
city property, win sen any part cneap xor
cash or terms, Marshall Stib2.
HOUSE and lot In Montavilla, 5 rooms and
bathroom; a bargain If taken this week.
John Bain. 507 Spalding bldg.
4 ACRLfc. unimproved, real
Ore b on City
Starkweather,
car; easv terms. . l,
route 1. Milwaukie, Or.
Xil PROVED FARM $50 per acre, stock.
crop and all I08 acres, near Eugene.
A. R. Hitter. 207 Board of Trade bldg.
EQUITY in acre on Powell Valley road;
make me an offer. Woodia-wn i-l after
6 o'clock.
$575, $50 CASH, balance $10 per month,
buys 3 cottages. West Sid. M. E. L.
Cwrbett AUd
REAL ESTATE.
I'or Sale Houses.
FOR SALE.
WORTH THE MONET.
Finest new Spanish colonial homo In
LsureltiursL Everything complete and up-to-date.
10x Ira. large grounds, family gar
den, flowers and shrubbery. Ideal piaco
for retired rancher or business man. One
block from car. Call and inspect. Owner
lives on premises. Ladiiington Court.
Phone Tabor
BELOW COST.
A most beautiful brand new S-roorn
bouse on 50x100 lot. t block from LAU
RKLiiLKSI PARK; very best home en
vironment; hardwood tloors. nreplaoe. fur
nace, larpe living-room with reeeptioa
hall, dining-room with beautiful bui.t-in
mahogany buttel, four bedrooms, do,
breaklast-room; a very classy home,
worth $5000; now offered at $4JrtO; very
easy terms to rellabie buyer. J. W. Cross
ley, 270 Vs Stark st. Main 1T0O. iiveuinjts
or Sunday call Main ET3S.
BELLE CHEST SNAP.
Had to take over a nearly new two
story 6-room house on tho Alameda; it
sold for J40U0, but a responsible- party can
buy it from present owuer for actual in
cumbrances. Just $:1500, 150 cash and S
per month, including interest. J. Deia
liunty. liTu'x Stark su Main 1JOO. Suuday
Tabor 43U.
THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS,
will build on your lot or ono of theirs,
according to your Idea, ou easy terms. Wo
have
HOUSES FOR SALE
of all slses and prices, lu different dis
tricts, on easy tcmia.
rorthweste'rn Bank Bide.
Marshall B71S. A -flt.
ALAilEDA PARK.
Beautiful modern 8-room home. Just
comp.ettd. view lot, everything complete,
hardwood floors throughout, garage, fine,
fixtures. Imported wall papers, tile bath,
moderate price. IlamUlet ave.. noar
Uoth st. Owner and builder, Robt, B.
Iieat. Kas I 635.
li AClvhi Btht land between Gresham
and Boring ; well watered, main county
road, threo-fourths mile to electric sta
tion; good house; CO a-res partly cleared;
all good land; will divide; price $GS per
acre; terms.
CH Ad I,. "WHEELER CO.,
:1 7 Chamber of Commerce.
5-ROO.M beautiful modern bungalow; tirs-
piace, bun tit. booKcaj.es, Dutch Kitchen,
fuli cement basemen t. laundry trays, east
front. North Mt. Tabor district; must sell
my $1S'H equity at once. Fee this and
mike offer. -01 n. 70th at. .North. Tabor
ALAMEDA PA UK Klve-room bungalow.
furnace, fireplace, buffet, hardwood I.oor
throughout; owner tranef erred east; sac
rifice prio. terms : we recommend this.
THE OREGON HOME B.ULDER3.
i;30 .Northwestern Bank Bld.
Marshall 371S. A oiil.
SPECULATORS, must sell clear 7-room
house and 2 lots, 130 4 Delaware av,
Portland; will accept best oifer ; submit
cash or terms; mean business. Preatica.
3hu6 Broadway. Santa Ana. Cal,
FOR new houses in Rosa City, see ownn,
MrMiun Bld. Co.. iieury bldg. Alain
1 ins. Res., Tabor 266.
uhitrtan Home J'roperiy.
TEN acrfs on 6Jd st.. near Rosa City Park;
ideal site for country home; price w.uw.
ioduard & Wledrick, 243 Stark st.
For Snle Acreage.
CHEAP ACREAGE.
$-f per acre, $-0 down and J10 rer
mtnth. buys -4 acres of good land, fres
from rook and gravel, between Portlsnd
and Astoria, in Cowlitz County, miles
from Columbia River; fine location for
dairy or poultry much; running water.
& acres, 4-a0, lo down. $5 a moni H
buys & acres of land between Portland and
1 c'ntralia, on tha main line of three rall
roada, mts from a town of 800 popu
lation; sawmills and shinule mills, som of
this land is partly cleared; running
stream, some bottom and some bench; can
fclve any kind of a pleco you want.
5 and 10acre tracts at Clatskan! ;
Clatskanle lies half way between Portland
and Astoria; Clatskanle lias a populai ton
of 100O. a cheese factory, cannery and
creamery lies oue milo from town; f mm
to fho per acre; $2 per acra down and
$1 per aero per month.
BfcJ,L REAL ESTATE CO..
SIS Railway Exchange Bldg.
20 ACRES. GO0.
Kasjr terms, only lio miles from Port
land ; running water, Rood oil. close t
school and stores, 1 mile to R. R. station
and town.
AKERSOM. GOOHI & CO.,
603 Btock Exchange Bldg.
EXTRA FINK PLACE.
9 acres in Marlon County, adjoining
good town; 0 A. In cultivation, modern
buildings; crop, stock, tool and imple
ments included; price ?kwX. Goddard &
"Wledrlck. 243 Ptark at.
17 ACRES on the Oregon E Ice trio between
Durham Station and Tualatin; large creek
runs through it; most of tho land is hish
clatiS bottom. Will trade for Portland prop
erty. See attorney for administratrix. &12
Piatt bldg.
ONLY $30 I'E R ACRE.
20 acres, only IT milos from Portland,
close to the pacific Highway, no waste
land, all practically ltvel; a, snap easy
terms. Coe A. McKenna & Co, 727 Cham
ber of Commerce.
BRYANT ACRES.
AT O.S W EG O LA Iv E,
$20O for an acre tract; Hps level, open
second -growth; closo to station.
THIS ATCHISOX-ALLEN CO.,
R0O Concord bldg., 2d and Stark.
Homesteads.
IN hf R M a T I O N F K E E Gove rnment, sta t e,
Indian lands. WxUte what you want. Jo
feph C.ark, Hacramento, Cal.
For Sale
-Farms.
3 G.OOD BUYS.
640 acres good land in Irrigation dis
trict, 2 miles from R. R. station and boat
landing; $t0 for quick sale.
.00 acres fine volcanic ash soil. s;ood
for alfalfa, fruits; adjacent to and In
cluding platted town .susceptible to rpll
development; land easily irrigated; bar
gain for promoter.
IOO acres best alfalfa land on Columbia
River, with boat landing and adjoining R.
K. yards; this land at 1 00 an acre In
cludes dam, water and gravity Irrigation
system.
Box AV 614. Oregonfan.
CO ACRES $1S00.
Close to St. Helens, hard -surfaced road
from Portland to the land. Fine trout
stream, 2 acres cleared, excellent soil, very
light clearing, no w in pasture. Lumber
fur amuil hou; bO rods to graded school,
grocery delivery, cream route, close to
postofflce and store. Near plenty of em
ployment. Terms. Main 95 13.
CHAS. L. WHEELER CO..
517 Chamber of Commerce.
25.00O ACRES rich valley lands on three
transcontinental railroads. 70 miles east
of Spokane, on trout streams, near lakes,
rainfall just right, climate mild, sandy
loam soli that never bakes, easy clearing.
Ideal stock and dairy country. Grasses
and clovers green eight months, crop fail
ures unknown, prices of produce high.
Bottom land $10 to $15 per acre, 10 yearly
payments, 6 per cent Interest. The
. choicest land for permanent homes. Coma
or writ at once. Humbird Lumber Com
pany, Uandpoint, Idaho. Box P.
tuuO ACRES of lopced-of f land in various
parts of Southwestern "Washington for sale
to settlors only at prices ranging from $.
per acre up; small cash payment down,
balance- In 10 annual caeh payments, with
Interest at tl per cent. Call or write for
particulars.
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER CO.,
Tacoma B ldg.. Ta coma. Wash.
DAIRYMEN. ATTENTION.
40 and bo-acre alfalfa tracts, all undr
Irrigation; 7 tons to the acre every year;
fine climate; t miles to railroad; price
$125 per acre, one-third casii, 20 ytars to
pay for balance at (i per cent.
RICSGS & COLLINS. Ilu2 Spalding Bldg.
RANCH $4150, or $250 rent, dairy, chicken,
fruit, tools and stock ;- 15 minutes walk
to center of city; population 6oo; -unsurpassed
scenic beauty ; the Carlsbad of
America ; fishing and hunting. Mrs. J ack
er, Ashland, Or.
&GC0 "ACRES logged-off land, S7.SO per acre,
in fKIid body; high percentage level, splen
didly watered with flowing streams; ideal
for stock raisin c or dividing. 910 Chamber
of Commerce. Marshall 15e-5.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS.
Eastern Montana, at $2.5rt to $1S per acre;
suitable for farming or grazing ; eiy
terms. For Information write or sea W.
E. Holt. Miles City. Mont.
LITTLE FARMS. $23 down, $10 mo.; level,
cleared, fenced and house; suitable for lo
ganberries; running water; near employ
ment town. J. R. Sharp, 557 Sherlock bldg.
LOGGED-OFF stump land. $10 acre up;
terms; good soil, running water, markets,
employment. Mr. Sharp. 83li 3d., rm. 557.
SALE or trade, 1 highly improved 40 acres,
J 50-acre place, both near. Lebanon. 1500
K. 1 6th st. Phone iSellwood 243 forenoons.
FOR HALT TIMBER HVPS.
TIMBER LANDS
BOV'?HT AND SOLD.
C J. MCRACK.LN, 304 M KAl BLDQ,