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Newspaper Page Text14 BOOTLEGGERS ARE SAID TO BE ACTIVE Operations Declared to Ex tend Through Numerous . . Towns Along Coast. BOATS BRING IN LIQUOR Authorities BclicTc Illicit Wet-Goods Is Secretly Brought Into Small Coast Towns and Then Moved to Portland by Auto. Investigation by the Federal author ities and state officers, it is said, has disclosed the plans of one of the larg est bootleggine operations ever car ried on on the Pacific Coast. The bootlegging operations, it Is said, were carried on at Marshfield. Newport, Bandon and Valdport, in Oregon, and Eureka, in California. Although per sons in several cities in Washington are said to be involved in the liquor ring, it is not known to what .extent they have participated. It seems that persons in the small Coast towns which are accessible to ocean-going steamers are the worst of fenders. Several trips to coast towns, ostensibly on business, by persons in Portland, have been made, it is said, and these persons have returned with liquor-filled automobiles. p"or some time it has been a mystery to the au thorities from where the large amount of liquor obtained by bootleggers has come. Search of all the vessels dock ing in this port and all trains leading into the city, both by the Federal au thorities and city officers, has disclosed only small amounts. On several occa sions a few cases of whisky have been discovered in the holds of vessels by the officers; but the whisky arrives just the same, and several bootleggers are known to have carried on a brisk business in disposing of their wares. The most clever camouflage has been resorted to by bootleggors in or der, to evade the law. A strict watch at the California border has failed to reveal the source of any liquor coming into the state, but the liquor seems to filter into the larger cities from the small towns near the Coast. It is known by officials and those in close touch with the situation that steamers laden with liquor from. Cali fornia ports have put in at Bandon. Marshfield and other Coast towns and have disposed of the liquor before the arrival of the officers. A large quan tity of liquor recently was buried in the sands of the beach near Bandon at a location easily accessible by au4o mobile. The bootlegger guarded the cache and a go-between made the deal with the prospective customer. At night the liquor buyer was In tructed to drive to a certain location wnere he would be met by a represen tative of the bootlegger, who would deliver the liquor from the cache, and the money was paid. Cases, it is said have been disposed of in this manner to a great many customers. In numerous instances the thirsty patrons nave nad raise bottoms con tructed in their automobiles, capable of holding several cases of liquor, and by avoiding the large cities bave driven to Portland in safety. BUSINESS MEN TO AID J. P. JAEGER, JEWELER, GOING TO HELP GATHER CROPS. Farmers Urged to Be Specific In Torn. Ill's In Applications to State Foil Particulars on Farms. "I want to go right away." This sentence, indicative of the desire of workers to get busy in patriotic farm work at once, is written on many of the application cards received at the Farm Kelp headquarters in Liberty Temple. Business and professional men, who can get away for their vaca tion any time, are signing up for the farm work w-ith a vim. J. P. Jaeger, jeweler, is going. So is J. W. Petti t. So are lots of other Portland business men. Many younger men who have been accepted for the Navy and are waiting to be called, have signified their readiness to go until they are summoned to the service of the country. "I'll do anything there is to do, and I don t care about the pay. If I can serve here until I go into the Navy, I'll be satisfied," said a young man at the temple yesterday. This is the spirit with which men are responding to the call for help. The employes of the Courthouse are showing up well in the drive for farm help. A report made yesterday by one oi me captains, who is canvassing that part of the city, stated that every man in the Sheriff's office had signed up for patriotic work during his vacation. In the County Clerk's office two men al ready had applied for farm work be- xore tne canvasser called and three more filled out application cards. Five others have spent their vacations pa triotically. W. A. Williams, director of the cam paign, and J. W. Brewer, farm help specialist, urge that farmers who send in applications for help state specif ically what kind of workers they want, as every special need can be filled from the applications on file at the office. Information about the hours of work, the rate of pay and living ac commodations should be included in the letters. Many farmers have neg lected to do this, with the result that their orders cannot be intelligently filled and that they lose valuable help which they might Just as well receive. All letters should be addressed to J. W. Brewer. Oregon building. SEVEN CANDIDATES Officcseckcrs In Vlarke Vaste "o Time. FJLE County TAXCOUVER, Wash., July 12. (Spe cial.) Sven candidates declared their intentions of running for County offices in Clark County on the first day for filing. Ray Matlock, now accountant In the County Treasurer's office, was first to file, he being a candidate for Treas urer. Other candidates who have filed are: George V. Johnson for Sheriff J. L. Sutherland for Countv Attorney: Joseph K. Hall. Brush Frairie for County Clerk: Mrs. Mary Alexander Heisson, County School Sunerintenrient N rft'f Center. Sheriff; Olen !.. I.ancK, ancouver. County Auditor. Captain Parker IMes. ASTORIA. Or., July 12. (Special.) The body of the late Myrl E. Parker mastpr of the gasoliae echooner E. ll AMCSEMENTS. I ii . I 1-X 1 ls-r-v . ... Dll. XEVT TOPAT. I RFII. Tl-rr I " ! HFTT TO t00". 2'is 'hones Mala 1, A 1123. A MARGARETTVT AngliN IX THE MERRY MILITARY LOVE COMEDY, "BILLETED" Fresh From w York and Prices 50c to 2. .Mat. oOc I I us War Tax. Chicago, to LU LYRIC sss- Mat dally. 10c only. Nights start T. All this week DILLON and FRANKS la the Howling Musical Farce. "FAMILY AFFAIRS." Comedy, music and pretty girls. Monday, Bargain Night. 20c Only. Tuesday. Country Store. Thursday. Ladies' Souvenirs. PRES. Friday, Chorus Girls' Contest.1 OANTAGE 1L SLAT. DAILY 2:30 HARRY GIRARD at CO., OFFER "The Wall of an Eskimo." A Dramatic Episode of the Far North.. Six Other Bis; Acts. Three Performances Dally. Night Curtain at 7 and 8. DANCING Tonight Ringler's Cotillion Hall 14 th Off Wash. Coolest and largest hall. Ball-bearing spring floor. Roof garden. Best music. Butterfield sings. Informals every iues., wed., rhurs. and Sat. eves. POPULAR PRICES. IJANCIXG SCHOOL LESSON'S DAILY, PIMVATK AND CLASS. lO I.KSSONS 5. Broadway 3380, A 3U51. iy--SEp. Efj-r CHAT NO. 46, The whole world salutes our sol diers, whether they be privates or oiiicers. io them has been en trusted the winning of the greatest Daixie oi tne centuries Civiliza tion against Barbarism. That they win ao so no one doubts. And what fine things may be left for us after the struggle must be credited to them. It is they who will make the supreme sacrifice, for greater love hath no man that he lay down his life for another. North, East, South and West each takes its hat off to the man in khaki and wishes him Godspeed. It is well that we send him away smiling, for the merry uniformed youth we greet today, tomorrow may be on his way to end Chaos and restore Order. Probably we shall not see him again, but have only the memory of his uncom plaining face to say that he did his duty as an American citizen. Today theaters and other places of amusement are recosrnizine- the soldier by putting him first in line and allowing him to pass through free.. The Oaks Amusement Park prides itself on the fact that it inaugurated this more than a year ago. Since then the practice has been kept up without variance. Hundreds of the bovs avail them selves of it every week. We wish hundreds of others would do the same thing. We should like to see every soldier in Portland or who comes to Portland visit the Oaks Amusement Park as often as he feels a desire to be entertninorl The park is open to him free of charge at all times. JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr. o.iwin. win De sent to Cottage Grove tomorrow morning for interment. The '" a native of New York. 30 years of age and left a widow, but no children. He died last night fol- ..i.B a snort illness with fever. typhoid I. W. W.'S F0UND GUILTY Advocates of Sabotage Given Heavy Sentences for Propaganda. ASTORIA. Or.. July 12. (Special.) Ernest Pursi was found guiltv in Po lice Court this afternoon of aiding and abetting the sale of literature which advocated sabotage as the means of se curing industrial and political reform. He was sentenced to serve 25 dava in jail or pay 50 fine, but has given no tice of appeal. F-ursi and four other alleged I W W.'s were arrested last week on sim ilar charges. Two of them. Pursi and Walter Morgan, have already been con victed and the other two cases will be heard in Police Court starting tomor- MEKT1NG NOTICES. IONIC COURT. NO. 1. ORDER OF THE AMARANTH, mill hold Its regular meeting this (Satur day) evening at S o'clock. Masonic Tempie. Weat Park and Yamhill, social. ALICE C. GIBBS. Sec. BIG DANCE, door prize. Saturday evenlnr by Highland Social Club. Selilng:Hlrsoh building. Wash, st." Good time to all. Smyser's orchestra. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons charms, plna. aaw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6lb at. FRIEDLANDER'S for lodg emblems. class pins and edala. 310 Washington t MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 24-26 4th St.. opposite City Hall. Main S504. PhlllD Nu at Sons for memorials. I U TM3Q MAni5QN -rpJ OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Koora 153 Courthouve. Mil tot. rhoo.from 8 t. 5. .M, o25. Night call after cuinnce. In S78. Home Phm A Office bourtv. Mmim 91tk Ilroort all casea of erun'tv m th a. k.. j dresa. Electric lethal chamber for amall ani mals. Hone ambulanco for alck and diaa-bied an i mala at a moment'! notice. Anyona- da alrlns a dC or other pet communicate ith ua. Call for all lost or strayed stock. a w. look after all Impounding. There la no mora city pound, juab Oregon iiiuxuuie socii THE MORNING -v II 1 I 5t M t,i..ii t- BIL. 1. . jrT? . --- 1 REAT, ESTATE. KnTCTJnni i t? tw" 1 :0 I - . vjl VIA tV4.wX-f AAkll LVUU ! lUllUtllLll i 1 I v VI rill I pi'SMiu I mi frrrrrinzL-''f, vv-; 11 tw vw.si:. .u sUJL ill i i vreon my iin 1 J ' wgJaj.jjJ.UjlmL.uiljijjXrjj-f,. , u M fMlillljLjkJiIXX4 -- t A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and classified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, rlher information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 609p, House 29. AfCOBDIUN PI.K.TIG. T STYLES. EASTERN NOVELTY h5v ti 'Ji"l'H. EASTtlt.N NOVKLTY CO.. STARK ST. BHOADWAY 2QU. K. STEPI1AX, hemstitching, scalloping, ac cordion side ple.ii, buttons covered, mail orders. 2111 f'iuock block. Broadwav i.jimi AGATE CtTTEBS AND MFG. JEWELERS. JEWELRY and 353 Wash. St.. watch repairing. Majestic Theater Miller' s, blag. ALFALFA MEAL, GROCND FEEDS. HAY WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. I. atHil ASSAY ERJ4AND ANALYSTS. ,i ,1 ASSAV OFFICE. 142 Second omg! ana platinum Douglit. ATTORNEYS. MORRIS courts. A. GOLDSTEIN, practice In SQ2 Northwestern Hank bldg. BARBERSl I'PLIES REYNOLDS 'llflVRV.Dl.L' TONIC Bar- bers exclusive; gold direct. I. O. Box uncwo.-s HAKPER SUPPLY CO. We buy and sell all kinds barber supplies. 230 lid. 0-.iV-i,BaRBJS? SUPPLY 1IOUPE We sell all kinds of barDer supplies. a N. I'd st BEAUTY SPECIALIST. V. t,,Ll-OCS HA1I. destroyed forever by Multiple Needle Method. 30t Hwetland bldg. CARPET CLEANING. N ?-,. T, HWEST RUG CO.. established lllu;; f. . rUK nd ra rues woven, all sizes. East St.i and Taylor. East .-., B 1S.M. CANCER. iiL ,-VES- M. D. CANCER TREATED. 31 i Morgan bldg. Marshall Ui. CELL! I.OIU Bl'TTO.VS. 7S-K 'RW'-V-HODSO.V COMPANY. ..7 vs ashington. Broadway 44. A 1234 CHIROPODISTS AND ARCH SPECIALISTS. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelle DeVeny the only scientific chiropodists and arch spe cialists in tnc city. Parlors .102 Oerllnger corner second and Aider. Phone Main 13nl. 1 V"41'11'"' chiropodist. Bunions, a spe cialty. Only place in city fool arches made to order. 22 Alder. Main lust. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN. DR. McMAHON. Macleay bldg., 1011 chiro practic Woild s besl. Adjustments made easy. Obstinate cases 50c rate. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 510-11-12 Royal bldg. Mar. 2.j2. mo letters multigraphed. $1.50. COLLECTION AGENCIES NET FT CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17Prt No collections, no charge, established 1HUO. DANCING. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY Social and stage dancing, private instructor; classes Tue.. Fri., U to 10. 109 2d St., bet. Wash and Stark. Main 210O. Learn to dance Summer classes, private lessons. Ringler's Acad.. 14th, off Wash., leading school: 10 lessons S3. Bdwy. SMSO. MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, lead ing school, 85 V4 Fifth; 8 private lessons. $". HA. M. to 9 P. M. Broadway 227. DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. DR. G. H. HUTHMAN. veterinarian, hospi tal. 415 E. 7th st. East 1S47. B lyt;2. Dogs and horses clipped. ' FLUFF RIGS AND RAG RIGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrain. Brussels, Smyrna. Ax minster rag rugs, all sizes, mall order prompt; booklet. 9x12 ru?s, steam or dry cleaned, $1.1:5. CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. WESTERN FLITF BIG CO., 34-56 Union Ave. N. East 651tf. B 1475. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO TOPS. DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO., Bth and Oak. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade Bldg. DRV GOODS NOTIONS. LDINKELSPIELCO. Stockroom and office 47 North 5th Hlreet HATS AND CAPS. THAN HOUSE R HAT CO.. 33-33 Front St. HIDES. WOOL. CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS.. 103 Front St. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER ft CO., 12th and Davis S-s. PIED. KINDER At River Mill, Oregon, July 11. Arthur G. Kinder, aged 46 years, husband of Mrs. Alice Kinder, father of Neomla. Evelyn, Thelma. Vivian and Ozella Kinder, of Oak Grove, Or., brother of J. W., H. E., J. ,K- Kinder, Mrs. I. F. Payton. of this city, and Mrs. H. N. Walling of Salem. Or. The remains are at the residence estab lishment of J. P. Flnley & Son. Montgom ery at 3th. Kotlco of funeral hereafter. DUKE At Sylvan. Or.. July 12. John H. Duke, aged 34 years, husband of Mrs. Jose phine Duke, father of Horace. Marguerite, lone and Stanton Duke, all of this citv, and Mrs. Eva Welcome, of Galesburg. 111. Th remains are at the residence estab lishment of J. P. Flnley & Son. Montgom ery at 3th. Notice of funeral hereafter. MILLER At 232i Second street. Adil C. Miller, age 27 years, late of Ulenivood. N. Y. Remains are at the new modem fu neral parlors of the Chambera-Keliworthy Co.. 24S-230 Klllingsworth. FCXERAL NOTICES. CARLTON In this city, at nla late resi dence, o9 E. 45th at. N, July 31, Elmer H. Carlton, aged 56 years, husband of Mrs. Nellie M. Carlton, father of Marcus G. Carlton, brother of M. E. Carlton, of Flint. Mich.; Mrs. Ella Sculley. of Rochester. Mich.; son of Mrs. M. S. Wilcox, of Roch ester. Mich. The funeral services will be held today (Saturday), at '2:30 o'clock P. M.. at the residence eatablUhment of J. P. Flnley A Son, Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Please omit flowers. COOPER At Tamplco. Mexico. June 20, Lloyd Cooper, aged 37 years: son of Mrs. Martha Cooper and brother of Mrs. Lynn AiUDrose ana Lee Cooper, this city : Mrs. E. R. Tay lor. St. Louis. Mo. : Mad ison Cooper. Wasco, Or . and Donald B. Coop er. Fort Stevens. Or. Funeral services will oe held at Dunning ft McKntee s chapel tomorrow irunuay). juiy n, at I. Jl, Interment will take place Monday, July ij, in tamiiy piot, ttose city cemetery. ZISKA The funeral services of the late v iola Elizabeth Ztska. aged S years, be loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zlska. of tioS East Sex-en ty-aecorid street lorth, will be conducted from the Presby terian Church, corner East Seventv-flret and Fremont streets. Saturday. July l.'t. at - f. M. interment Rose City Cemetery. Friends invited. Chambers-Ken worthy Co., Directors. SCHWARZMAX The funeral services of the late John Joseph Sehwanman, aged -ti years. 1 monin, o aays, wno aietl in thi city July 10. 191S. will be held today. Sat urday, at 2 P. M. from the chapel of the Kewes L ndertakins; Co.. Corner 3d and Clay (opposite Auditorium). Friends in- vi tea to attend. interment family lot Illverview Cemetery. BERG In this city. July 12. Oscar Berg. age 3tf years, beloved son of Mrs. W11I- mina Berg, brother of Herman Berg, of Portland. Funeral services will be held today (Saturday). July 13, at 2:30 P. M. from the chapel of Miller fc Tracey. In terment Multnomah Park Cemetery. BOl'RCY In this city. July 11. 101S. Lonls Napoleon Bourcy, aged 48 years, of 360 Vancouver avenue. Friends Invited to at tend the funeral sr ices, which will he held at Holman's funeral parlors at 10:0 a. si. toaay t axuraay . July io, 1U18. Interment Riverview Cemetery. TENTE At residence, 74S Raletgh street. August Tente. InTant son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Tente. Funeral will be held today 4 Satur day), at H:3 a. M. Friends invited. In terment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Puna ing & McKntee. directors. CEMETERIES. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETERY Perpetual care assured with every purchase. No expense afterward. Prices lower. Courteous treatment to all Phone reror want ads to Tha Orea-o-nian. llain 7070, A 6035. ORKGOMAX,' SATURDAY. JULY 13, 1918. ri.rrr rig and rag rig factory. NOHTFIWEST RL'O CO.. established 1903. Fluff rug's and rag rugs woven, all s.'sea EiEtSth and Taylor. Bast SSO. B 1-U. JEWELER AND M ATC1I MAKER. J. KELLER 1U2 Third st. Expert watch makr. Work guaranteed. .itiir.LHORN. violin teacher, puni te'vclk. 2i7 Fliedner bldg. Bdwy. I2t. OPTOMETRISTS AND OITICIAN9. sw GLASSES AT A SAVING. , I solicit your patronage on th (VY Dasts of capable service. Thou - sanas or sattstled patrons. A in win convince. Chas. v. Goodman, metrlst. 2i Morrison. opto PAINTING AND DECORATING. G. W. RILEY, East l'Jth St.. painter and decorator. Portland. Or. Sellwood PATENTS. R. C. tVRliJHT 22 years' experience U. and foreign patents. ool Dekum bldg. PATENT ATTORNEYS. 1IOLDBERO, 020 Worcester bldg. Main 232.1 PHYSICIANS. DR. K. A. PHILLIPS. 1I)3 Broadway bldg Aneuraaium, lemale disorders, skin trou blcs. stomach. liver. kidneys. bowels, throat, goitre, scalp, high blood pressure. PLUMBING SUPPLIES. PLl.-MRINO SUPPLIES at wholesale prices. .-mrK-i?Hvia o., i:i I nirn. wain 737. PRINTING. KEY STONE PRESS J. E. Gnntenbein. Mgr. i-nniing and linotyping. lt'UVs f ront sc., cor. stark. Main or A PRINTING n, BALTES & COMPANY d Oak sts. Main 163. A 1163 PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME. PRIVATE maternity home. 30.00 everything. .'.42 Uantenbeln ave. Includ E. 3..HS, REAL ESTATE DEALERS. CARL It. JONES. 404 Wilcox blrlg. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. 20-HANQ fr othlng. We pay highest prices en's unri ladles' ptnthln. e Dl1- furniture and every thing of value. Main 477rt. 246 First at SECOND-HAND STORES. MAIN r4!lo Ricycles boucht. sold and ex changed. We buy everything. 233 Front STORAGE. FIREPROOF STORAGE OLSE. TRANSFER CO.. 24S PINE, STORAGE AND TRANSFER. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gli.an .corner 18th. Telephone Broadway 12S1 or A lloO. t We own and operate, two large - warenouses on terminal tracks. lowest insurance rates in the city. MADISON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSE. of lice 18w Madison. General merchandise ami lorwaroing agents. Phone Main 1GM, PACKING. MOVING. STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO., 11)3 Park St. Main Rl'.i.-.. A 1031. STORAGE AND TRANSFER CLAY S. MORSE, INC. 42S FLANDERS STREET. SWEDISH MASSAGE. C. J. HASSEI.STKOJI, Swedish masseur; sick gymnast cure, rheumatism, lumbago and stomach trouble. 612 Dekum bldg. Main 070 WOOD AND COAL. SHORT GREEN SLABWOOD Multnomah Fuel Co. M 6040, A MANUFACTURERS PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. R AS. MUSS EN & CO.. 2d and Taylor. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-80 Front St. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. I.. KLINE. 84-86 Front St. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. E VERDI NG & FARRELL. 140 Tront St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup. SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. V. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis Sts. WALL PAPER. MILLER Wall Paper A Pt, Co.. 172 First St. MORGAN WALL PAPER rn ?3Q fl st. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HOLM AN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507. A 1511. Lady Assistant. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Oi rectors. Wash, st.. bet, 20th ft 21st. Weat Side, Main 20U1. Lady ai.sisu.nt. A 783. J. P. FIX LEY & SOX. Progressive Funeral Directors. Private Ijrive Women Attendants. Montgomery at fifth. Main . a 150ft. WILSON & ROSS ifstan7 East 54. c situ. DUNNING & JIcEXTEE. funeral directors Broadway and Pine street. Phone Broadway 430. A 435. Lady attendant. F. S. DUNNING. INC. THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS. 414 Eam Alder St. East 0:i. B llOl'J BREEZE & SNOOK T. 1 -.S, B L'4b MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service,. 1973 E. Gllssn. Tabor 4310. P. L. LERCH. East 11th and Clay streets. Lady ataendant. East 781. B 13S8. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. I2th and Morrison sts. Bdwy. 2534. A 2235. A. r. "ZEiXETrcoT5"':?. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY 3d and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady assistant. FLORISTS. i.i..inic DKOS.. f lorists. 287 Morr son at Florists. Main or A 1805. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores.' M.RTI" FORBES CO.. Florists. K54 Washington. Main 289. A 1289. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S3 WaVhTnTT. bet. 4th nd 5th. Main 5102. A 3 101. MAX M. SMITH. Main 721 5, A 2121. Selling mag., otn and Alder sts. NEW TODAY. FOR LEASE The Stonebrook Hotel 265 FOURTEENTH. Near Jefferson. Inquire of A. B. Steinbach 613 Corbet. Bldjc- MORTGAGE LOANS Improved city and farm propertyi 1st. tallmrat repayment prlvlleara If pre ferred! prompt, reliable, service. A. H. BIRRELL CO. 17-ai Northwestern Bank BaUdiag;. Maraaall 4114. A 4118. JNO. B. COFFEY MORTi. .r:t7! lilt Insurance, Surety Bonds 30Z WILCOX BLDG. Main 702. A 3TOX MORTGAGE LOANS 031 BVSLE99 AND RGSIDENCsl PROPEHIY. ROBERTSON A EWLIO, 307 -8 Aerthwcttai fiuk Bld$t4 One of the best stock farms In the Willamette Valley, consisting of about 100 acres, well fenced, plenty of water and good buildings. Located in Yam hill County about two miles from Whiteson and six miles from McMinn ville and Dayton. In pursuance of an ordr er th. County Court the above ranch, will be sold at public auction to the highest I b'dder on the 20th day of July, 1S18 iu county t-ounnouse, AlcMlnnville. Oregon. ELLIS McLEAN. Administrator of the Estate of Thomas A. Barlow, Deceased. REAL ESTATK. MODERNIZE your buildings: Chans. dMd realty Into 11 v. assets: I do all kinds of alterations and repairs: see my designs for new nomas Uax M. Mrrmr. con tractile arc't. Concord bids. Main 17. tormerly 6upL Oregon Horn. Builders. r Sal. Lao. THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burd.a Into Income. w. design and build anything, furnish tha money If desired, tight run In Portland. L. H. Ball.y Co.. contracting architects. Northwestern Bank bldg. IRVING TON SNAP. Non-resident will take Jl-'OO all cash for lot on East 2Jd St.. Dur Stanum; clear title. GOUDARD A WIEDRICK. 243 Ptark St. LO r In lrvlngton on 10th St.. bet. Stsnlon and Siskiyou. .M0. Inquire at 4it Mason st., or yuoue Woodlawn -r.O'i MVST " once 2 lots on Vaverley HlKhts or 1 lot In Prnb.i.i'. ..lriiil..ii Charles Strong, Corvallls. Or. WUHIN CITY LIMITS arre and 2-room lioue. price fluuu. See owner, 367 E. Tin 00-b'OOT lot. Montavllla. price $400: Private wwrn aiinne corps. Tabor 1727. '?:- GOLDEN BERG CAN SELL TOUR LOT 2LAblngton bldg. Main 4303. For Sale -Houwi. DESIGNERS AND ERECTORS OF ARTISTIC HOMES. NORTHWESTERN TRUST COMPANY, WILCOX BLDG. Main 151T. Slith and Washington. OUR son Is come to military school, nor daughter going to college; we are left alone and have no use for 7-room resi dence with modern appointments; white ennmel finish; ground is lOOxloO. corner, with very fine shrubbery; centrally lo cated on East Side. Price tloW. with terms. Alain 831. -ON HALF-ACRE TRACT . 6 noOMS HARDWOOD FLOOR? 40 down, white enameled finish, large rooms: fine bathroom, fruit and berries and chlcUen house. I'rtce only J3.1U0; a big snap. J. L. HARTMA.V COMPANY, . i Chamber of Commerce Bids. Main -ROOM, modern house, close In. 10 min utes walk from business district, one block from carline; 4500: $1000 cash, balance terms to suit. This property will make a good home, besides being good speculation. J. p. LIch, room 3BO Nor tonla Hotel. PORTLAND HEIGHTS SACRIFICE. Beautiful, almost new house. 9 rooms, large wooded grounds, fine view, all hard wood, 2 baths and fireplace, sleeping porch, lavatory, very close In. among fine homes; owner enlisted. Marshall 4627. A 3S39. Call mornings. CHEAPER THAN RENT ROSE CITY PK. .. rooms, fireplace, full basement. Dutch kitchen. 3 years old: lot Gondii; price 2oOO, Including hard-surface streets. 0o0 cash. bal. S25 per month. Brooks, owner, i-4 Chamber of Commerce, phone Main 26i0. BELMONT ST., NEAR 27TH. 8-KOO.M HOUSE. House modern and In good repair Lo cated on corner of Belmont, near 27th J. L. KARNOPP & CO.. Hli-3I Ky. Exch. Bldg. Main 675. FOR SALE BARGAIN. Modern. large eight-room residence; fU'i basemen', garage. Lot 95x115. trees, jn. rosea a daisy. Cheap, Broadway BIG SACRIFICE MOVE RIGHT IN Swell S-room house, large rooms, hall, den, bath, full basement, furnace: good as new; room for garage; one block to car near school; worth about .4500. Price SnooO: $5uo cash, easy payments. Main 3SS. Now vacant. BUNGALOW BARGAIN S14S0. f rooms and bath. Dutch kitchen, gas small basement, fruit trees and berries, full lot, only 100 feet to car and paved street; a dandy little place; part terms. A. H. AKEltSON. 5Q8 stock Exch. Bldg. EAST 8th and Broadway, a very denlrable 1 -room nuuse. partly xurnlshed; lot 75x 100. fine fruit trees; a big bargain at t000, short tjme only. Owner, 371 E. feth N.. Phone East 5820. PAYS OVER 13. $14,300 buys two-story, 8 flats of S rooms each, strictly modem, with lot looxloo. corner Alberta and Cleveland ave Income $lrto month. GODDARD at WIEDRICK. 243 Stark Et. TWO mod. 6-room bung., nearly new. hard wood floors, fireplace, all bulllt-ln effects, close to school and car; Imp. paid; $2350 and $2400; terms. Rosa, owner. Main 139a $4S00 ROSE CITY PARK Dungs, ow, 0 rooms ana oatn. nardwood floors through out, fireplace, furnace, fir finished: cor ner lot. garage 33s E. 46th N. Tabor 8030. BARGAIN Attractive bungalow. 6 rooms and sleeping porch, fireplace. furnace, garage, all Improvements, garden. ML Ta bor, omu car. 20-44 Hawthorne ave. near S2d St. BEAUTIFUL Piedmont bungalow, strictly inuuern. garage. uuiit-in conveniences; furnished, if desired. Possession at once. Owner. Woodlawn 36fi7. FOR SALE S-room modern bungalow, lot uuiiu", iruit trees Bun liowers, on vth st. Sellwood; price $1800; $000 cash. Call Tabor G7S, MODERN 3-room bungalow, bath, kitchen and bedroom in white, sleeping porch, lot 40x120: (15O0; terms to suit, Rosa, owner. Main 13 HO. jou0 6-ROOM bungalow. Alberta; J00 cash. None better for price, ti. C. GOLDEXBERG, Ablnfton Bldg. "35 Yrs. in Portland." Main 492. PORTLAND HEIGHTS. 8-room modern house, nice shrubbery and trees; convenient location; $36oo, terms. Tel. owner. Mar. 17-0. WEST SIDE. JUST THINK, -room house. Overton street, only $2100. SOO cash. 003 SPALDING BLDG. SALE. LEASE OR TRADE Rose City bun galow, 5-room. corner, modern, paved sts. Come ste It. No. 1060 Lambert Place. A snap, easy terms. BARGAIN' to ctnsA estate: G-room cottage in Sunnyslde, street improvements In and paid ; $2250. Taggart. 41tt Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE Westmoreland bungalow, six rooms besides sleeping porch; easy terms. Near new golf links. Telephone bell wood 2674. IRVINGTON car, attractive 7-room modern home, bargain $5000. terms: vacant 12th. Owner at474 Tillamook st. Phone K. 644. HUBBELL A SON. 1421 Sandy, oldest firm ROSK CITY PARK, can sell you a good house cheap. See ns first. Tabor 21 6L HOUSES ranging ln price from $1500 to $5oou; no charge for inspection. J. L. Kar nopp & Co.. 319 Ry. Exch. bldg. Main 675 IRVINGTON home. $4000. 6 rooms, hard wood floors, sleeping- porch, white enamel Unlsh, near school. East 3483. BIG snap; modern. 7 rooms, fireplace fur nace. , acre, block Hawthorne car. $3700 212 Mohawk bldg. Tabor 1 'o- GREAT SNAP $2i."i0 Sunnyslde, six room; terms G. C. GOLD EN BERG. Abtngton Bldg $3500 6-ROOM hou-e. sleeping porch, fire place, K30 Mallory ave. Owner, Wood lawn 56i2. 1650 DANDY side, terms, mon st. 2 -room house, shed. Sunny Kennedy A Miller. 32 Sal- SELL new. modern, two-story flat, 5-room each; and 4-room house on carline: cheao A 32S, Oregonlan. $2t00 6-room house, fireplace, paved streets on Richmond carline. Rents for $25 5t6 Broadway bldg. FOR SALE Five-room, modern house, lot 50x100 ft.. Mt. Scott carline; furnished: $ltV)n. Phone Tabor 2722- HOUSE, by owner; going away; 0 large rooms, furnished, sleeping1 porch, garage very reaiona ble. Firiand. Tabor 1346. " ROSE CITY PARK Modern -5-room bunga low, full lot, paved st. See owner. 1453 Tillamook t. 10-ROOM house, fixed for 4 famlils , live; rooms full; price $300. East 1374. A BUSINESS comer with hous and tn lots for sale. Inquire 604 E. 12th st. A MODERN S-room house, suited to large loraiiy. tee owner. 367 E. Ttf. at. BOMK BARGAINS. J"1 fRl'WLKl'-VICARS CO.. Specialists in Home Properties. " V r "rK. on 6?1 st.. n.irlr new S-room ....,.-.;.... porch, gsrss oesl home cnvlr onment; 30tH. -Rose city Psrk. on SOth St.. Terr "iirsctiv. 3 S-story bungalow. 3 . ano "'Ping porch. r.0x .1, lo, ' tr-es. homes like mi one are becoming scarce. No. City rarlt district, nearly new rpom House. larire llvins room with fireplace. bdi'oo .... moping porch, a splendid buy; CIUOO. 50xlU11 lot. No. 4 IRVINGTON. . perfect irem. K room bungalow, garage, fine SOx IUO. corner 2)th and Stanton: this is on. of the prettiest little bun galows In all Portland; .'.o(H). No. 5 IRVINGTON seven-room house on loth st. large, airy rooms, splen om environment. modern and good, lot alone worth S2IXH): fine atC$V"5o'0r doctor; a great buy No. 6 5-room bungalow. lth and Go ing sts.; t2uiH. terms 200 cash, balance like rent. Jto T "-room bungalow on Macadam St.. South Portland, paved atreet. con ITS.1,."1 10 We"t Side industries, 1 OO. easy terms. JCo- 8 'V'5" 5-room bungalow at Huber nation, near depot. S P ' f,""trlc' 13-rent fare: city sr." for ilsiitlng and cooking, lot 7oxIimi one can work in Portland and nere. Hitmen Price 11(00. S2WU like rent. Possession, eh, balance No. 9 Beautiful new California bungalow. 5; , ::,'''Jlh 8t- K,", c"y Park, lot KXUKI. paved street. hardwood rioors. massive fireplace, built-in features, veiy larne rooms; this is a dandy." $4200. 'o. 10 S-room house, corner Fessenden fill.. V"" "-" ft- Johns, right In the business dlslrlct. con venient to shipyards: comfortable "r families, now rented at JIS monthly fronting 132 feet on ressenden St.. room for building two more houses; price for oulck sale;. 22ii. 3C0 cah will handle. This Is sure to prove a very profitable Investment. No. 11 S-room lit. Tabor home, modern and very desirable, fine shrub bery, lot OOxIUU, garage, fruit trees. OoOO. 'o- 12 Beautiful, roomy home. 1251 I.ad dingtt.n Court. Laurelhurst. lot 78 fci't front, garage, most beautiful shrubbery and flowers, beautiful Mew A home for people "who are." SSOuO. We are now putting the flnlshins touches on our new g-room house. Laddlngton court. Laurelhurst (opposite the Harvey Scott home). Its the latest creation in modern homes, commanding a most beau-i)fu,tJew- " ,or aa!e and win be .(((lai.vu iu suit Buyer. NOTE Owners of residence prop erties, desirous of making quick sale, will do well to see us. If vo"r price Is right we can find the buyer. inese are only a few of our best bays. ..c oMr.inn. in nome properties and every one 01 our orrerlngs are fully worth the uncu. .cry reasonable terms will be given on any of the above properties. Spare yourself the "drudgery" of house ...... ...... wui autos are at your service. THE CROSSLEY-VIGARS CO.. -.u stark st. Main 3n52. Evenings or j ... . di.iu j j 1 j or i.aoor 1 LAURELHURST BUNGALOW. s.T.tn i n e,ffant 6 -room bungalow with large Ilvlng-room. music room, den and two fire- Z Z Z motiern ount-ln conveniences 8 bedrooms, garage, ground 75x1110. All im provements paid. Original cost $t.".00. Can be purchased on terms. Located on Royal J. L. KARNOPP & CO.. 01. Ky. Exch. Bldg. Main 873. 230 CASH ! ! MODERN BUNGALOW!! $23 month finrluding 8 per cent biter- J. " v. rr,c :Iioo. Paved street, paid: H ' . try minutes irom downtown lovely t Tooma, hardwood floors. Dutch kitchen, cement basement: all beautiful homes surrounding: ln fsct. a high-class proposition. .nam ti:;i o a. M. to 12 M. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Beautiful new $(V.lK home In Alblna Heights, on paved street, half block from carline: 7 rooms, built-in features, fli-e- piace iuu cement basement, double ga- 10c anu nan; will sell lor 4oOO. vv Ul take car as part payment. Address fojk 00-. cugene. or. kose CITY DISTRICT Artistic almost new tf-room oungaiow at astonishingly low price; full lot; paved street: everything up to the minute except furnace, which iii insian (your selection 1 $3100. or niaac reuueuon: aDOut 4.V) cash. 583 E 3.th North. BM car. Owner. Main 712U forenoons. SNAP! 6 ROOMS, bath, hot and cold water pig 101. ime soli. You can almost get your living from garden. Take M. V. car. pass ing through beautiful Laurelhurst to 6oth. 1 blk. N.. I E. 140 E. Olsu $123(1; $150 u.i . ICviuc natures tree. ow ner. Main 7 1211. 8 A. M. to 12 St. HAWTHORNE DISTRICT. 5-room modern house, practically new lot 3oxlO0. fireplace, two nice bedrooms! wain, .lira large Kitchen. lull cement U.KIHCIU, an uunt-in textures: street pavea ana paia; price reduced to JllllOo Q' quics. sale; no agents. Tabor 7749. ARE you planning a Home? Will build any style of house or bungalow you de sire. Assistance cheerfully given to work out your ideas. Call us up. HOY & COMPANY. Contractors and Builders. East 2333. 114 E. 28 th St.. Cor. Alder FINE HOME. Nearly new 7-room house, has not been occupied yet. with all modern conveni ences built in and a fine lot overlooking river; would take lot as part payment. Call evenings. Woodlawn 54au. 227 West Sumner. 20o0 $200 CASH. Good six-room bunga low, fiteplace. sleeping porch. buffet, built-in kitchen, full basement; near car good dlstrlst: is vacant. Johnson-Dodsoii Co.. 634 N. V. Bank bldg. GOOD 4-roora bungalow on 70x100. Kenton district: a good place for a working man. Price only $1600. $50 cash, balance like rent: now vacant. Johnson-Dodson Co. 34 N. Wbank bldg HAWTHORNE DISTRICT." Very mod. 6 -room bung.. hardwood floors, fireplace, all built-in effects; house nearly nw; 2V5u; terms. Rosa, owner. .-Via, in 1 BUILT BY OWNER. Five-room bungalow. Groveiand Park Every modern convenience. Attractive lot fruit and fir trees. Price. tOOo. Tabor 7441 A NICE 5-room bungalow, two lots, fruit, berries, vegetables and flowers, located near Firland Station, Mt. Scott carline, at a reasonable price. Call 455 Pillock blk. 8-ROOM house, with nil mode m con veni encea. Call owner. Woodlawn 3017. IRVINGTON R T.8TRE ET HOMES. IRV. AGENT! for Sale Pusinem Property. BIG BARGAIN. VANCOUVER. WASH. Home wood Hotel, on 4th street, near postofftce and big shipbuilding plant' lot 50x100; 23 rooms; rented at $75 Price cut to $6300. -nce GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 STARK ST. For Sale Acreage. FOR SALE SIX ACRES, " for $1500 cash. Part beaverdam. 5 acres cleared, family orchard Just bearing five room bouse, good barn and other outbuild ings; 31- miles to dpot, stores, post office and high school. - owner, E. A. Powell Route 2. Battleground. Wash. A SACRIFICE. One-hslf acre of good land and fine lo cation for a home: 74:h and Division st $ 100; terms or cash V H. Johnston. 3o Worcester bldg. Main 361 . WIIL sacrifice two acres. Metzger Staiion, vitbvu r.ifi-irn: rur. opposite park. Terms Owner. 2044 Hawthorne ave. Phone D 12;;. Homesteads; Relinquishments HOMESTEADS. Government farm lauds on rood roads, near schools and close to Portland tfor-Juiyl-P" srant open to "-try until We classified and mapped thw lands for Uncle Sam for over two vearx and know where and what thev are. lo cate them at reasonable ra'tn. T ps ANDERSON & ANDERSON 431 Chamber of Commerce. O. A C. HOMESTEADS now open for entry. July 17 last day for choice lands. Can show you these lands In any locality you wish at a reasonable fee Filing papers made out and free informa tion. A former Government cruiser of fice hours. H A. M. to 8 P. M., includ i ns Sundays. 301 Worcester bldg.. 3d and Oak SIS., adjoining Government land office W. H. JOHNSTON. For Sale Fruit Lands. FOR SALE Orchard, choirs, fuTT bearing, 10 acres, with improvement. electric lights, city water, telephone, daily mall service: located on main road. 1 - m.ls from city; free school bus; easy terms. O R. Sums, Kennsaick. Wash. home, courtrtey ctacitu 1-miuute 1. nik from eta- tiii. Ill-cent fare to city; large lot;, plenty or trnit; hoilee ti rooms. has.-menu .p In porch, gas. electricity, water, i.tna. Slate 11 f i.tiijr' e.aV lfT-rr a,-m Call up the owner. " W. 1U Moore. Phone Oak Grove, tel. M i . E T",' "crea. tin. 7-room nousa, irutt, etc.. running creek, near car Una. cheap. Call at third hous. north of Rla 'ey statu.n. Oregon City car. AT LAKE GROVE. t orner arre. 3-room rustic bungalow. ec- tric .iKiits, waier. McKarlsnd. .' Yeon. for Sale -1 arm. -hm,T,d'"B "n estate, the following . . ""e'tnients tn Oregon lands are ol fere.i f..r the firj-t time: nr..?. .rc '". " "ccei : an excellent pin. proposition: an acre. ..... acres near Echo. Umatilla; 120 ac: e an ti "- f " "l"" "f Cottage Grov. rias -N M feet of yt How fir; Sl.VoCO t. .I"" Cr' ln "mey; r. .V an acre. . t. arailng laud; can be divided nt. odd Kctiotis. . . a .. . . . . - im irom incum- n ?, ""d taxes ar paid up. Thev are on the market at one-lourth th. nn. e idj nlng lands. Kor further detal.s writ. or phur.e W. Memeyer. bii state at.. Salem. Or. A GREAT BARGAIN, nut stock ranch, over 7oo acres. In Wll lametie alley; good transportation; Im plements, hay land, natural summer and Winter pasturage. Price :: part cash, liberal terms on balance. If in terested writ, to box 47S. Portland. Or., to ma ke ippointnient to meet owner or 1.1. receive ithcr details. rJK SAI.E My ldo acres In W. Yam. Co : about 1 million ft. old-growth fir. lots ot cedar, good logging stream; about 20 acres slashed. In Slaw: lots of good bot tom land: house and sheds. Four miles from station. 3u0. terms on half: would consider trade. B. E. Wright. Swiss Home. Or. WIl.LAMh.TTE VALLEY STOCK FARM 130a) acres good farming and grazing land, ail under fence 70 acres in crop 7-room house 2 barns only 8 miles from good railroad town and on macadam road, a.-w Per acre. SILVURTON I.l-MBER COMPANY. Sllverton. Or. UNfc. iarms for sale, located In the choic est part of Polk Co.. all in cultivation: one ..no acres, one 173 acrca. Party leav ing and wishes to sell at once. Prices ara low. terms If desired. Might take soma Portland trade ln good residence ln a 00. district. All 390. Oregonlan. FOR SALE N. W. of S. W. i;. sec 18. tp 3. S. 1 V.; 18 miles of Portland, nine acres cleared, ln wheat: 31 acres merchant able red fir limber: 3 mliea two loading stations; price 40o0. terms. Address box i 12. Nampa. Idaho. 600J ACRES in Southwestern Washington lor sa'.e, to settlers only, upon easy tarma and low pries, SS per acre and up. Writ, for map showing location, terms, etc WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY Tacoma bldg.. Tacoma. Wash. SALE or trade, owner gone east; 320 acres 4 miles Ft. Rock. 40 cleared, shack, stock water hole. 110 alkali: Al land, big sacri fice at 4; good securities or liberty bonds taken. K. F. Rhodes. Raymond. Wash 1 OR .VLIO 5-acre farm Just outsido citv limits; .".-room house, gas. Bull l;un wa ter. chl ken-house; a!l in cultivation. Tha riglit place for chicken farm. 409, Ore ganiai i. CHICKEN; FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES. Near Portland; $75 to $20O per acre; easy terms; best soli; farms for sale, all sixes. He Far laud, 603 Yeon bldg., Portland. LITTLE FARMS," near Wlllamina. level fenced, cleared, running water; employ" mut; $25 down. SL0 month. Jesse II. Sharp. s;t ad st. THE Curtis farm of 40 acres, near Sherar's bridge, Wasco County, on easy terms by tho owner, Frank B. Cole, Tacoma, Wash Providence bldg. ' $10u0 TO $1000 cash; good T.S-acrc home- 10 years' tossing in 10 minutes' walk. Writ J. R. McNe.v. Buxton. Or. LOGiiED-OFF lands, $10 acre up; running water, good soil. ifc tillable, employment, easy terms Jesse R. Sharp. 83 V Sd st. 40 AlKLs Klne location for country horns; good roads, line scenery. Owner. BJ STi uregonian. 6HLEP or cattlA ranch. 4291 acres, at $8.50 an acre; $10,000 first payment. M. Fitx maurice, Condon, Or. Flat and Apartment Property. KOR SALE Rooming house and restaurant, owner ts in France Is reason; a good buv. - Col. 531. , WANTED KKAL ESTATE. WE KNOW OREGON. Having put in 35 yrurs learning: of Its farming, timber land, and other resources. L.1ST YOl'R LANDS WITH 1745. ANDERSON & ANDERSON, 431 Chamber of Commerce. houses WAXTcn I wsnt a few attractive modem houses In good repair, not over $4uO0: quicVc ini. at LAtKSimURST COS. office. Stark St. Main 17o0. A 1515. CLIENT will buy modern 5-room bunaalow. in Piedmont: client wants modern 7-room house up to $5000; a large number of calls for modern houses: list yours with us. Goddard A Wjedrik. 243 Stark si. WANT nest 5-nn. bungalow In choice dis trict; "will pay moat I v cash. G. C. GOLDEN BERG, Ablngion Bldg. "35 rs. in Portland." Main 4S03. FOR elderly couple, five-room modern, at tractive oungaiow. irvtngton or Roue City preferred. Donald Macleod, 653 Ptttock block. Farms Wanted. WANTED A relinquishment or a home- steady. L. A. Bennett, M5 W. Holly St. HelUnfiham, Wash. WILL trade good paylnr country itore AV for 14 .-Quipped foothill atock ranch. Oregonlan. Wanted to Kent Farms. WANTED By thorough, experienced farmer or u.n.vm.n, stocKea zarm or dairv ranch on shares; can give best of references. 1 297 Denver ave., citv. WANTED To rent equipped farm or ranch of sny kind; have fsmlly and plenty of help. Box 1. Milwsukle. Or. TIMBER LANDS. VuH. SALE. CASH ONLY 040 acres tim ber land ln Klickitat County, Wash., mostly yellow pine, some fir, $20 per acre. Other timber land of same nature In this vicinity is held lor $30 per acre. Address T. E. Oates, 501 East Ankeny sc. Portland, Or. FOR SALS 100 acres timber In LIna County. Oregon. Mrs. John P. Nucent, S17 South Tower ave.. Centralis, Wash. TIMBER LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. McCRACKBX, 304 McKAT BLDO. 30 ACRES COKUWUOD 14 miles on elec- tnc line. Jesse K. Sharp. b3 3d st. PILING WANTED Rail or water. O. V. Gamble. Gerlinger bldg. TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE or trade for city income prop erty. 64 acres, located three miles east of Oregon City; good wagon road on two sides and electric car and station about 200 yards f rom house: about 25 acres culti vated, balance in woods. Wiil sell whole or In subdivisions. Address B. T. McBalu. Weat Linn. Or. HAVE a client who owns one of the finest new s part men t bouses ln Chicago. HO apartments and four stores; two years old; annual rental over $50,000; party wishes to trade this property for a good. large, ranch. Send full description first letter and 1 will do same. . U. K lug man. Co lumbus. Mont. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE CO acres im proved irrigated land, 25 acres in alfalfa, all in cultivation 5 milts from Delta. Utah. SO shares of water, furnishing 2 W feet of water per acre, lor all time, goes u yiavo. ac. a.. xiaecki. Dallas. Oregon. bo ACRES lor j.Ie or trade, at May-gars, Or 60 acres can be cultivated, mii from school. 1 mile R. R. station and boat land ing. $12uo. Might take auto. John U Linmerson, Route 5. Vancouver. Wa- " FOR exchange, well located, close-lo busi ness cumer, Portland, slightly incumbered rented; want to exchange equttv of $55u for improved farm or home. Address own. r. AH 402, oregonlan. roll SALE or exchange, half interest i i;i5 acres of Umber Washington. Want1 auto, or what have you? Address AL 5"7. Oregonian. LIST your property witn us tor results; ex changes of merit; established 10 years. Tne Ernest Younger Co.. 105-1U7 ;ark St., between Washington and Stark sts. FOR FALE or exchange I sm siiil oifer lng that choice 2'ol-acre farm near Wood burn for sale, or part trade. C M. Cm tend en. Hubbard. Oregon. WE put buer and seller together without commission. Oregon Realty Exchange ln vestment o.. 41 Si k Exchange bldg. FOR SALE or exchange, 6 acres ficardman fetation. Oregon City car. Address X 350, Oreironiaii. WI LL trade god paying country store for 4qufptet: foothill stock ranch. AV 140 Oregon! an. FXR SALE 01 e.rhant Choice income property. Hubbsnt. Oregon. Addi tsa C M. rrmenden, ilubbai d. Oregon WHAT have you to excnHnge tor Tlllamrw,if Bacn iLt-.s? Aldreas BP 141. Oregonian. FOR SALE or trade; pool table. What have you. Mam li0?S. $2f0 MORT.. trnde for house equity ox cheaB