THE. MORNING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY,
AUGUST 12, J921
13
ANKENY HILL DETOUR SOUTH
OF SALEM NOW ELIMINATED
Condition of Highways Throughout Oregon Is Shown in Summary
Issued by State Highway Commission.
SALEM. Or., Aug. U.-(Special.)
The Ankeny hill detour on the
route of the Pacific highway, a
few miles south of Salem, which for
several months past has been the
cause of many complaints by auto
mobile tourists, has been eliminated,
according to announcement made to
day at the office of the state highway
department.
Tourists en route south are now
advised to proceed out Commercial
street from Salem for a distance of
approximately five miles, thence fol
lowing the signs to Sunnyside school,
and from there over the newly com
pleted concrete pavement to Albany.
Th.s route is practically all paved,
and was said to be in first-class con
dition. Travelers are advised to ob
serve the ei&ns on the detour south
of Salem (Uosedale road), especially
in passing cars or after showers.
The road between Salem and Al
bany, via I ndtpendence and Buena
Vista is in good condition. To gravel
this route autoists should cross the
Willamette river bridge at Salem, fol
lowing the pavement west for a dis
tance of six miles and turning south
at Brunk's corners, through Indepen
dence. Then follow the sigrns through
Buena Vista to Albany. The follow
ing summary, released by the state
highway department today, indicates
the condition of all the main traveled
highways in the state:
Pacific Highway.
Portland-Oregon City Regular route of
Parifio highway, via weet aide, paved and
opfn to Oswego ; under construction and
clofd from OBwefca to Oregon City. Traf
fic should take Milwaukee street or Eifthty
necund street, on the east side, out of
1'ortJand; paved from Portland entire dis
tance to Oregon City ; no detours.
Oregon City-Canby Paved.
Can by -Aurora Under construction and
clos'(t; detour over old road between these
points; detour jjood condition.
Aurora-Salem Vaved entire distance.
Salem-Albany The Ankeny htll detour
south of Salem has been eliminated. Traf
f io should now go south on Commercial
street out of 8alem and following' pave
ment for about three miles and graveled
road for two miles, turn to left at point
5.1 miles south, thence following signs tu
Sunnyside scnool, and from there the
newly completed concrete pavement to
Albany. Paved except one mile in city
of Jefferson and .one-half mile between
Jefferson and Albany. Traffic is cau
tioned to read and observe signs on the
dutour south of K-ilsm (Rosedale road),
especially in passing cars or after any
pass! hie shower.
The road between Salem and Albany
via Independence and Huena Vista is in
tfuod condition; crossing the Willamette
river at Salem, following pavement wet
for about six miles and turning south at
Iirunke Corners, going through Indepen
dence, turn at first Iff t-h.tnd road, about
one mile south of Independence ani fal
low sitfns through Buena Vista to Alb.Lny.
Traffic to CoraIlis and points south on
the west side highway can travel sautn
out of Independence, following the main
hiKhway for about 10 miles to a point
oa.it of Wells, turning west and following
the cross-road to a connection with the
pavement north of Corvailis. This route
Ls fair, with some rough places south of
Independence, and Is a more direct route
to Corvailis than through Buena Vista and
Albany ; about eight miles of pavement
north of Corvailis.
Albany-Junction City Either the west
or east side routes can be traveled. The
east side route is considered the most
desirable for through traffic, as it Is sev
eral miles shorter, with no dusty detours.
East side route Detour around grading
operations between Shedd and Halsey,
starting at south city limit of Aloany,
to the right, following signs via the east
aide Albany-Corvallia road through Peoria
to Harris-burg, crossing the Willamette
river at Harrisburg by a power furry.
Good graveled road entire distance.
West side route Good from Albany to
Corvailis, detouring out of Corvailis as
follows: West on Jefferson street, follow
ing the Philomath road to Mount Union
cemetery; thence south across Browns
bridge over Marys river; thence south
through Oakridge to Beaver creek and
turning east four miles and rejoining the
highway about seven miles sout'i of Cor
vailis; follow the main highway from that
point south through Monroe to Junction
city; new pavement completed and nptn
for traffic from Monroe to Junction City.
Junction City-Cottage Grove, through
Eugene fayed from Junction City ti
Eugene and from there paved to Goshon
highway closed at Goshen, detouring east
across the Willamette river through Clo
verdale and coming back across the river
about one mile south of Creswell; thence
to the old Pacific highway about two
miles south of Creswell ; graveled road
from here to Walker; paved from Walker
to Suglnaw; due to paving operations be
tween
aginaw and Cottage Grove, all
travel will be detoured through Delight
valley, turning left at Saginaw and cross
ing bridge, following signs and returning
on Main street at Cottage Grove.
Cottage Grove-Divide Pavement begins
one mile south of Cottage Grove; no de
tours.
Divide-Oakland At a point about two
miles south of Divide and also at a point '
approximately five miles north of Drain, 1
owing to pavement being under construc
tion and no detour available, :t Is neces- '
aary that the road be closed except be
tween the hours of 5 P. M. and 7:30 A. M.,
a few minutes at 10 A M., between 12
noon and 1 P. M., and for about 10 min
utes at S P. M. ; pavement Is. being laid
south from Divide and south from Anlauf.
Excellent macadam -from Divide to a
point 8.7 miles south of Yoncalla, and
from there it is paved to Oakland.
Oakland-Sutherlin At south city limits
of Oakland, travel Is being detour j-1 over
the old road, crossing the Southern Pacific
tracks and under the Southern Pacific
tracks about one mile south, rejolnln? the
highway 1 miles south of Oakland ;
paved from there to Sutherlin.
Sutherlin-Rcsabur? Travel now being
routod south from Sutherlin by the new
pavement to Deady, opposite the Clark &
Henery paving plants with good macadam
from there for three-quarters of a mile.
Hera detour over the Southern Pacific
tracks to the east sidej and follow old
road, returning over the Southern Pacific
tracks at the grade crossing north of
Wilbur.
Rcst burg-Myrtle Creek Paving In prog
ress immediately south of Roseburg; de
tours used when available, sad when not
available traffic is allowed to pass at .ll
hiuri. The bridge over th; Umpqua Is
being repaired and traffic may be held up
for some time, but never for more than
two hours at any one time.
Myrtle Creek-Canyon ville Take detour
via Riddle, which Is rough and slow.
Canyonville-Oalesvllle Good macadam
Galesvllle - Wolf Creek Paving under
way at both ends; traffic passed at all
hours.
Wolf Creek-Grave Creek Paved.
Grave Creek-Pieasant Valley (over Smith
lull Macadam completed
Pleasant Valley -Grants Pass Grading
completed; being macadamized; open at
all hours.
Grants Pass, through Med ford and Ash
land to California line, paved.
Columbia River Highway.
Astona-rortiana faved, except one
mile through Rainier, which Is rough,
but graveled.
Portland-Hood River Paved.
Hood River-Mosier 5.8 miles paved, re
mainder good macaaam; open at all hours,
Mosier-The Dalles Paving operations
under way; road closed to travel from
H A. Al. tq 12:30, and from 1 to 5:30 P. M.
The old road over Seven Mile hill Is fair
at this time.
The Dalles-Deschutes river New road
not yet open; work very slow on big rock
cut at Cape Horn; take usual road over
trie hill ; Deschutes bridge open, no toll;
new road open about August 15.
reschutes river-Heppner junction Good
frraveled or crushed rock road entire dis
tance. Heppner Junction, through Umatilla snd
Echo, to Pendleton Good graveled road
all the way.
West Side Pacific Highway.
Portland-Newberg Paved; through traf
fic to points south and west of Dayton
should take the Chehalem valley road from
2s ew berg to Lafayette or Yamhill.
Ne where- Dundee Pavement open for
local traffic.
Dundee-Dayton Under construction and
closed. .
Dayton-St. Joe Graveled and in fair
condition.
St. Joe-McMinnvllle Paved.
McMinnville-Amlty Use old road, which
Is graveled, but rough; highway under
construction.
Ami uy -Holmes Gap -Paved except short
graveled stretch near Holmes Gap.
Holmes Gap-Rlckreall Graveled and in
fair condition.
R ick real 1-Monmouth Paved.
Monmouth-Cdrvallis Paved except sev
en miles Just south of Monmuoth, which is
very rough, due tq grading work.
Roosevelt Coactt Highway.
Astoria-Miles crossing Paved or
planked.
Miles crossing-Seaside Via Melville cut
off, paved eight miles, remainder planked
or earth road, in good condition; via War
ren ton, paved to Columbia Beach, part
single track pavement; Columbia Beach to
Gearhart, detour via the ocean beach, ex
cept from 6:30 P. M. to tt:30 A. M., the
highway being under construction and
closed during the day; Gearhart to Sea
side, single track pavement.
Seaside-Cannon Beach junction Grav
eled and in good condition.
Cannon Beach junction-Hamlet junc
tion Narrow single track graveled road,
in fair condition.
Hamlet junotion-Tillameok county line
New rocked road entire distance ; fair
condition.
Tillamook county line ? Hobsonville
Rocked or graveled ; fair.
Hobsonville-Riverdale Highway newly
graveled, now open to traffic ; old road
graveled and better going until new grav
el is compacted.
Riverd ale-Wilson river Under construc
tion and rough, but passable.
Wilson river-Tillamook Paved.
Tlllamonk-Pleasant Valley Paved.
Pleasant Valley-Hemlock Highway un
der construction : take old road, which is
graveled and in fair condition.
Hemlock- Beaver Paved.
Beaver-Hebo Under construction and
rough, but passable.
Hpbo-CloveFdaie Graveled and lxv fair
condition.
Cloverdale-Neskowin Rough and nar
row, but passable.
North Bend-Ma rshfleld Fair.
Marshfield-Bandon Seven- Devils road
in fair condition; good via Coquillo and
Bandon.
Bandon-California state line Earth road
In fair condition.
Mount Hood Loop Highway.
Portland -Gret ham Paved.
Gresham-Sandy Take Bluff road, which
Is graveled and in good condition.
Sandy-Salmon river Under construction;
road not yet closed, but through traffic
to points east of Salmon river is requested
to take the Marmot road; this will avoid
bad sections of the highway and probable
delays at points of construction.
Tualatin Highway.
Portland-Forest Grove Paved.
Forest Grove-Gaston Under construc
tion; detour during working hours from
Dilley to Gaston.
Gaston-Yamhill Closed, account con
struction to Cove Orchard; pavement from
there to Yamhill.
Yamhill-McMinnvUle Paved.
McMinnviUe-TUIamook Highway.
McMinnville-Sheridan Paved.
Sheridan-Butler's store Under construc
tion and rough : passable.
Butler's store-Hebo Macadamized and
In good condition. -
Hebo-THlamook Under construction and
rough to Beaver; paved Beaver to Hem
lock ; under construction from Hemlock to
Pleasant Valley, requiring use of old read,
which is graveled and in fair condition;
paved from Pleasant Valley to Tillamook.
Corvailis-Newport Highway. '
Corvailis, through Philomath to Wren
Good.
Wren-Blodgett Traffic being detoured
over Gellatly hill.
Blodgett-Newport Under construction,
but open at all hours; fair.
Willamette Valley-Flore nee Highway.
From Junction of Willamette valley
Florence highway, with the Pacific high
way at Horlon, over the high pasa road
Fair.
Horton-Blaehly Rocked and in fair
condition ; low pass road closed due to
construction work.
Koteburg-Coo Bay Highway.
Coos Bay Wagon Road County is doing;
some work on this road and It is believed
to be somewhat better than the route via
Drain and Allegany; both are rough and
slow.
Medford-Crater Lake Highway.
Both routes are now being used, via
Central Point. Bybee bridge, Trail and
McLcod to Prospect and via Eagle Point,
Reese Creek, school house, Derby road to
McLeod and Prospect. The. accommoda
tions at the lake this year are ample. In
addition to the lodge 74 tent houses are
being erected, or.e-half of them being
ready for use at this time. 1
Alsea Highway.
Corvallls-Waldport Road good from
Corvailis to Philomath and from there to
Alsea; gravel macadam for the most part.
Beyond Alsea the better road is around
the point of Digger mountain Instead of
over-the-hill road. Construction under
way east and west of Tidewater; fair to
Waldport. Care should be observed be
tween Alsea and Waldport, as this Is gen
erally a one-way road and unsurfaced.
Stage lines are operating daily fron Cor
vailis to Waldport.
The Dalles-California Highway.
The Dalles-Madras Road in fair shape
through Dufur, Maupln, Bakeoven or Cri
terion, Antelope to Madras.
Madras-Crooked River New crushed
rock road.
Crooked River-Bend Newly graveled
road in good condition.
Bend-Allen's Ranch (20 miles) Cin
dered and in fair condition.
Allen's Ranch-Crescent (through La
pine) Fair.
Crescent-Lamm's Mill Via Fort Klam
ath is the best route ; rough and dusty
through the Jack Pines country to Sand
creek ; fairly smooth from Sand creek, to
Lamm's mill.
Lamm's Mill-Barclay Springs Ferry
discontinued; road rough and full of rocks
and travel la advised to take west side
of lake for balance of season.
Barclay Springs-Algoma New macadam,
Algoma-Klamath Falls Detour in fair
condition over old Fort Klamath road.
Klamath Falls-California State Line
Macadamized to Merrill; balance Is splendid
dirt road.
John Pay Highway.
Arlington-Condon Road by Shutler and
Olex badly rutted by wheat hauling and
very dusty; better road via Rock creek.
Mikalo and Clem.
Condon-Fossil Fair except miles be
tween Thirty-mile and Mayville; still nec
essary to use old road, new road being
under construction.
Fossil-Butte Creek summit Fair, mac
adam under way, but road open.
Summit-Ttlleys (mouth of Sarvice
creek) Rough and slow.
Tilleyi-Spray New road In fair condi
tlon.
Spray-Dayvllle Highway not yet open,
as bridges are not yet under construction
to get to Dayville, John Day, Canyon
City or Prairie City, it is necessary to go
by way of Spray, Monument, Long Creek
and Mount Vernon or via Mitchell and
Dayville from TiHeys. The latter road
Is much better and travel is advised to
take that route ; new road open about
September 15.
Dayville-Prairie City Road In good
condition; last 20 miles good graveled
road.
Prairie City-Baker Road over mountain
is open and In unusual summer condition
Prairie City-Ironside Good county road,
Ironside-Vale Main road In fair con
dltion. but necessitating slow traveling
tnrougn loose gravel at Jamieson; traffic
can detour through apple orchards be
tween Jamieson and Lancaster to avoid
loose gravel; macadam from Brogan to
Vale; very dusty in general and Quite
rough.
Old Oregon Trail.
Pen diet on -La Grande Macadamized to
top of Cabbage hill; rough county road to
Hilpard; under construction from Hllgard
to La Grande requiring careful driving.
La Grande-Telocaset Paved or macad
amised to Hot Lake; detour between Hot
Lake and Union along foothills road or
turn east across valley at point 2.1 miles
east of the Sanitarium (valley road closed
from 6 A. M. to 11 A. M. and from 12
A. M. to 5 P. M.) ; macadam under con
struction between Union and Telocaset
and no detour is available except through
Ladd canyon, turning weet at end of
pavement out of La Grande; detour fair.
Telocaset-Baker Good.
Baker-Huntington Fair county road to
Nelson ; under construction between Nel
son and Huntington and it Is suggested
that travel use the detours until work Is
finished, both for convenience or them
selves and the contractors. Two detours
are provided one via Sisley creek and
the other Rye valley; Sisley creek is con
sidered the better of the two.
Huntington-Ontario Take ferry at Olds,
keeping on Idaho side; rough for first
seven miles, remainder good.
La Grande-Joseph Highway.
La Grande-Enterprise Paved to Island
City; county road from Island City to El
gin; under construction and fair from El
gin to Minsm; under construction through
Wallowa canyon; take hillside road at left
at head of canyon and do not eross small
wooden bridge at head of canyon; drive
slowly near new construction and from
one-half mile west of "Wallowa river bridge
near Wallowa to ' the railroad crossing;
from Wallowa to Enterprise the best road
is via Evans, Alexander bridges, and the
valley road to Enterprise: road over Lewis
hill east of Lostlne closed.
Enterprise-Josepti Fair; detours well
marked.
Central Oregon Highway.
Bend-Burns Fair; take new road out
of Bvnd for about 16 miles.
Burns-Vale Rough and dusty ; best road
through Crane, but fair through Drewsy;
fair to Crane ; remainder rough and full
of chuck holes.
Vale-Ontario and Nyssa Getting ful of
chuck holes and very dusty.
Washington state line-Pendleton Paved
with exception of one detour around bridge
at Blue Mountain, 20 miles from Pendle
ton. pendleton-PIlot Rock tGood; gravel most
of way; about one mile of dust- on new
grading.
Pilot Rock-Heppner Fair county road.
Heppner-lone Requires very slow driv
ing ; detours well marked.
lone-Gil I iam county line Rough and
dusty; under construction between Mor
gan and Cecil.
McKenzie Highway.
Springfield-Blue River Good.
Blue Rlver-Belknap Springs--Fairly
good; construction under way from Blue
River to McKenxie bridge; road open.
McKenzfe Pass open and in fair condi
tion. Sisters-Redmond Graveled road under
construction with no delay to traffic.
Redmond-PrJnevlle Newly graveled
road entire distance.
Prinevllle-Forest boundary Very rough
where under construction; passable at a ft
hours.
Forest boundary-Mitchell r Rocked to
Summit and in good condition.
Summit-Mitchell Open to automobile
travel and fair.
Baher-Comucopla Highway.
No detours and general condition la fair.
Itaker-lnity Highway.
Bond over mountain ppen and fair en
tire distance.
KliaJiiko-Mltrhell Highway.
Fair in general with a few rough places.
Sherman Highway.
The Dalles-Madras (Bend and Red
mond) Through Sherman county via
Wasco, Moro. Grass Valley. Shaniko and
Antelope, fair entire distance.
Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway.
Either the Hopsy grade and Ager or
the Green Springs mountain road can be
traveled; both are rough and dusty and
in many places the traffic has caused
rocks to become exposed.
Klamath Falls-Lakeriew Highway.
Klamath Falls-5 miles east of Olene
Newly macadamized.
Five miles east of Olene-Dairy Being
graded and macadamised and rough in
places with no detours.
Dairy-Lakevlew Good.
Takevirw-Laplna Highway.
From Bend Good to Milllcan or Lsptne.
Millican and Laplne-Silver Lake Milll-can-Silver
Lake On the Bend-Burns high
way, rough; Laplne-6ilver Lake, on The
Dalles-California highway, rough.
Silver Lake-Chandler's Station (through.
faisieyi Goon, i
Chandler's Hta tlon-Lakeview Under con
struction. (Traffie is advised to take the hill road
between Paisley and Lakeview in order tq
avoid construction work on main high
way.) I .ake view-Burns Highway.
Via Lake Abert Some construction work
under way between Lakeview and Chan
dler's station; Chandler's Station to head
of Lake Abert, smooth ; for about 2a miles
alo'ng the shore of Lake Abert the road is
rough and" rocky; after leaving Lake
Abert it is fair to Alkali; between Alkali
and Butte the road is alternately rough
and smooth; road from Butte to Gap ranch
and beyond to Sage Hen hill is in- good
condition for this season of the year; un
der construction from Sage Hen hill to
Burns and consequently rough in apots,
but no detours.
Recently the stage driver lost eight and
one-half pounds of tacks approximately
24.000 between the Gap ranch and Burns,
and tack inspection is therefore the chief
sport in Burns at this time. One man
found 32 tacks in his tires after making
this trip. It is almost impossible for a
car to go over this road without getting
a puncture.
Klamath Falls-Crater Lake Highway.
Now open and in good condition with
exception ef the last four miles before
reaching the lake, which is a little muddy.
Take the west side of upper Klamath lake.
Klamath Falls-Weed, California.
Very good for this time of year; county
has maintenance crew at work and conse
quently the road has a much smoother sur
face than in previous years.
SEATTLE TRIMS BUDGET
JlEDCCrnoX IS 192 2 TO TOTAL
$1,125,000.
Decrease n T Levy of 4.6 Mills
Seems Assured; Pay Cnta
Amount to $300,000.
SEATTLE Wash., Aug. 11. (Spe
cial.) Reduction in the city budget
for 1922 as compared with expendi
tures for 1921 total approximately
Jl, 123.000. This means that the city
tax rate for 1922 will be reduced ap
proximately 4.6 mills.
These figures were unofficially
given out at the city hall today after
results of the city councils budget
hearings were totaled up by officials.
The figures are nearly complete as
far as the tax-supported departments
are concerned, as only a few miscel
laneous Items remain to ba consid
ered. The reductions made by department
heads in submitting their estimates
totaled 1494, M0. The council then
agreed ts cut the levy for the park
system and the public library $49,000.
The pay decrease will net a reduction
of about $300,000 and other reduc
tions made by the council in the hear
ings have totaled, according to offi
cials, $302,837. The total ot these de
creases Is 11,146,377.
From this sum, $19,895 is to be de
ducted by items which were increased
or added by toe council, leaving $1,-
126.482.
Based on the assessed valuation of
1921, $244,832,956, this reduction would
net a decrease in the tax levy of 4.6
mills.
BIG BLAZE CONTROLLED
Forest Fire in Montana .Reported
Practically Checked.
MISHOULA, Mont., Aug. Jl. Fire
fighters today succeeded in establish
ing patrol lines around the huge fire
on Wolf creek, in the Flathead na
tional forest of northwestern Mon
tana.
Reports to federal forest service
headquarters here today said it had
spread little in the last 24 hours. It
burned over 2500 acres before It
halted.
HOUSE PASSES DYE BILL
Democrats Solidly Oppose Measure
Extending Embargo,
WASHIXQTON, D. C, Aug. 11. The
Longworth bill, to extend to Novem
ber 27 the emergency dye embargo,
which expires August 27, was passed
today by the house and sent to the
senate.
The vote, 186 to 91, was along party
lines, democrats opposing the bill al
most solidly.
Justice Parker to Go East.
OLTMPIA, Wash., Aug. 11. (Spe
cial.) Chief Justice ParKer, with Mrs.
Parker, will leave this week for Cin
cinnati to attend the meeting; of the
American Bar association, to which
he is a delegate. W. J. Millard, state
law librarian and secretary of the
Washington State Ear . association,
and Charles E. Shepari of Seattle
have also been appointed delegates
to the national convention.
CAR HITS AUTO; 3 HURT
MOTHER AXO OHILimEX ARE
SHAKEN ASD BRUISED.
Machine Hurled to Curb and De
molished; Woman. Driver Suf
fers Fracture of Skull..
Mrs. Frank Giaeehero, R. F". D. No.
2, Vancouver, and two children, Felix,
aged 3, and Frances, aged 5, were
thrown from the family automobile
and the mother was severely injured
when the machine was struck by a
street car yesterday afternoon at
Union avenue and Weidler street. The
automobile was demolished.
Mrs. Giaeehero was driving south
on Union avenue, following closely
behind a street car. When she
reached Weidler street she turned
to go east and was struck by a pass
ins northbound car. The automobile
was hurled to the curb and the oc
cupants were severely shaken, bruised
and cut.
At St. "Vincent's hospital Mrs.
Giaeehero was said to be suffering
from a fractured skull and minor cuts
and bruises on the face and head.
Her condition was consiHered serious.
The children were suffering from
lacerations on head and face and ap
parently were not badly hurt.
The street car crew consisted of
Edward Sch wenister, 1508 Albina ave
nue, motorman, and C. Kirkham, 76V4
Killingsworth, conductor. An inves
tigation by traffic police immediately
following the crash failed to fix
blame on either car crew or auto
driver.
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Mo ad taken tor less than two lines,
Couut live average Korcl to the lino.
Advertisements texcept "A'ersoutus" aud
"situations Wanted") will be taken
aver the telephone if the adveruaer tm m
subHcribor to either phono.
The Oreronian will receive eopy by
mail provided sufficient remittance for
definite luusei of isue ia aeuw Ac
knowledgment will be forwarded
uroiuptiy.
io prices will be quoted over the
phone, but statements will be rendered
the following day. Advertisemenle are
taken for The Iaiiy Orefc-ooiau on til
i i40 P. ai. t for The Sunday Oreg-ouiaa
until 1 )', M, Saturday. .
ACCTION BALES.
At Wilson's Auction Rouse. XQ
urnlture. 189-17J Second street.
A. at
MEKTINO KOTICES,
ATTENTION'. KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS
Funeral services will be held at Finlev
i funeral -parlor. 5th and Montgomery, at
1 f. M. today tJ-riaayl. Aug. l, for Bro.
E. E. Weber, member Cosmopolitan Lodge.
No. 10i. All member requested to attend.
By order C. C.
FRED O. KESTER. K. R. and 8.
ACME REBEKAH LODGE Meets every
second and fourth Saturday of each month.
Visitors always welcome. Aug. 18 will be a
social. Carda and ref reshment. 15 cents
admission.
LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers'
lewels; carry large stock to select from:
special work to order in our own factory. 1
Davids, jewelers ana opticians, bis Wash
ington street at Broadway.
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems,
class pins and medals. 310 Washington st.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
mew designs. Jaeger Bros., 181-3 Sixth at.
HIPPODROME
MEETING NOTICES.
KKNTOU LODGB. NO. 148
Masonic picnic at Peilnsula
Park. 4 P. M., Saturday Aug. j
IS- Multnomah Chapter. O. j
S . Invited. Bring your lunch j
good time for all.
R. B. HBAPL1BT. gee.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE No.
162, A. F. AND A. M.r-Spe-clal
communication this (Fri
day) evening, August 12. at
8:30 o'clock. M. M. degree.
iterreshments. Visiting breth-
rsn welcome.
GEO. W. COOK.
Secretary.
MASONIC EMPLOY MEXT
BUBKAU.
EmploFera needing helo ot
any description telephone
Bdwy. tiog Only Masonic
hi'ln Fnrniah. this of.
Pee. No charge to employer or emolo.
N. H. Atchison Mgr.. Maapulc neadauar
ters. Multnomah hotel.
MYRTLE CHrAPTER. NO.
15. O. E. S. Basket picnic
Tor members and their fami-
ifm a, P.nln...1. .. 1. Prlriav
7'" afternoon and evening. August
12. Coffee served. Dancing in
the evening. Don't fail to eome.
A good time assured. By order VV. M.
MOOSE
Band and Degree Team picnic.
Crystal Lake Park, Sunday,
August 14. A day pf sport
and . fun. Fill your batxets
snd have dinner at the park.
Sports and chiMrer.V races
commencing 12 noon; drill I f. M.-. Moose
ball aama. Phats vs. Leans; dancing after
noon and evening; Prasp s Moose Orches
tra The famous Moose 4)-piece band will
render selections between events; band
concert from 5 to 1. Livest picntc of the
season. The public 1 invited.
RASSALO LODGE. NO.
15. I. O. O. F. Regular
meeting tonight (Friday), at
I. O O. F. temple. 226 Alder
street. 8 o'clock. Work in
initiatory degree. - Visitors
HA55AL0
always welcome.
W. D. SCOTT,
O. J. KOBNEKB. N. G.
WEBFOOT CAMP, NO. 81.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD,
meets every Friday night af
W. O. W. temple. 128 Eleventh
street. All members requested
IB PS Present, YUHUDS
bers welcome.
P F f A TANK LODGE, NO. 14.
K. OK P. Meets every Friday
night, 8 o'clock, at 420 14 East
Alder St.. corner East Uth.
F. O. SEATON, K. R. S.
DIED.
LAWRENCE August 11, at the residence.
1561 East 15th street North. Freda Law.
rence.. The remains are at Flnley's mor
tuary, Montgomery at &th. Kotice of
funeral hereafter.
FCXEBAL NOTICES.
6CHARP Killed In action at St. Mihiel.
France, September 11. 1018. Albert
Scharf, afred'24 years, beloved son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Scharf. brother of
Leonard, Richard. Arthur and Selma
Scharf. Mrs. J. A. Mace and Mrs. C. W.
Stewart, all of this city; Edward and
Walter' Scharf of Royal. Neb. Funeral
services will be held at the residential
funeral parlors of Dunning & McEntee.
Morrison street at 12th. Saturday, August
13, at 30 A. M. Friends invited to at
tend. Interment Veterans' plot, Amount
Bcott Park cemetery.
WITHERS August 10, at the family resi-
oence, itou center St., C'naries t. wttn
era, aged 74 years, husband of Matilda
w uners. ratner or Mrs. Aiarv m. camp
bell, Jane- I. and John Cameron With
ers of Portland; Mrs. Irene Calfin and
William A. E. Withers of Astoria;
Charles Henry Withers Jr. of South
Bend, Ind. The funeral service will be
held today (Friday) at 2:30 P. M. at
f iniey's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth.
Friends invited. Concluding service at
Portland crematorium.
GIBBONS In this city. Aug. 10. Lola A
uibnons, aged as years, wire or u. K.
Gibbons, mother of Nora B. Gibbons.
daughter of Mrs. Mary Reed, all of this
city. The funeral services will take
place from the conservatory chapel of
the East Side Funeral Directors, 414
East Alder St., at 2 P. M. Saturday,
Aug. id. interment Lone fir ct met wry
Friends invited. -
WEBER The funeral service for Elmer
E. Weber, late of 8808 73a BVe. S. E.
will be held today (Friday) at 1 P. M
at Fin ley's mortuary. Montgomery at
if th, under the auspices of Cosmonoli
tan lodge No. lot). K. of P. Friends
invited. Concluding service Mt Scott
cemetery.
BANDRES Edwin Bandree, at Oregon
City. 10:30 A. M., age 00 years. Remains
are at the funeral parlors of Walter C.
Kenworthy. Private services will be held j
at Oregon City Saturday. Aug. 13. at !
10:30 A. M.. i-inal services at Portland
crematorium, Saturday, Aug. 13. at
1:30 P. M.
COONS In this city August 10, Harold
Coons, beloved infant son of Mr. and
Mm. Harold Coons. Funeral services
will be held Friday, August 12, at 10:30
A. M., at the chapel of Miller A Tracey.
Remains will be forwarded Friday P. M.
to paytun. Wash., for interment.
SEELY The funeral service for Chester
- J. Seely, who passed 'away at St. Vil
lers, Dancourt. France, Sept. 30, 3018,
will be held Saturday, August 13. at I
P. M. at Flnley's mortuary. Montgom
ery at Bifth. Friends invited. Conclud
ing service Mt Scott cemetery.
CHAPMAN The funeral service for Will
iam K. Chapman, son Mr. and Mrs. Ray
E. Chapman of Oakland, Cal., will be
held thi (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock
at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at
Fifth. Friends invited. Interment Oak
land. Cal.
BLACKLY Mrs. Dr. Blackly, at Sell
wood hospital, Aug. 11. 11121. 8:30 A. M.
Re-mains are at the residential parlors of
Walter C. Kenworthy. Services at the
Woodstock Methodist church. Saturday,
at 11 A. M. Interment Mt. Scott ceme
tery. Friends invited.
WILLIAMS The funeral servicaa for the
late Lillian Emma Williams, aged 12
years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard W. William of this city, will
be neld at 10 A. M. today (Friday) at
the Portland crematorium, 14th and By
bee ave.
AMBLER The funeral service of Mervin
E. Ambler, daughter ef Mrs. M. F. Am
bler of Milwaukie, Or., will be held at
the chapel of yValter C. Kenworthy, 1532
East 13th St., at 2 P. M.. Friday, Aug.
3 2. Interment at M-t. Scott cemetery.
Friends invited.
CROWTHER The funeral services of the
late Elizabeth L, Crowther will be held
today (Friday, Aug. 12), at i P. M. at
the chapel of Miller & Tracey, Inter
ment Rose City cemetery.
JOHNSON At sea. off the coat of Eureka,
Cal., Mrs. Pauline Johnson. The funeral
service will be held Saturday, August
13, at 8:30 P. M. at Finely' mortuary,
Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited.
FCSEBAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JOKES
AUTO LIVERT. MARSHALL, 114.
TONEML DlKECTOBa.
Li
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Portland Crematorium
Phone Sellvrood 967
EAST FOURTEENTH
AND IIYBEEt
Aalc for Booklet
V
TOMBS
Sinarle or In Kamilr Sections.
Handsomely arranged. Built to en dura.
Permanent care. Costs no more in
RIYERVIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM
We have mausoleums in all principal cities
in state. They contain (he only unitary
tombs in Oregon.
PORTLAND MAUSOLEUM CO.,
636 Plttorlc Block. I'hone Bdwy. 331.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between 20th snd
21st sts., west side. Ludy assistant.
Main 2601. Auto. J7S-S5.
EAST 6IDB FUNERAL DIRECTORS
(F. S. DUNNING, JNC.)
"The family sets Ihe price." 414 B. Alder.
Phone East 52. 325-24.
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms, professional men, manu
facturers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference.
Information as to any class of work not listed may be
obtained by calling: Mam 7070,
ACCOUNTANTS.
JULIUS K. BLACK, public accountant,
auditor, income tax service. Concord
birtg.. 2d and Stark. Phone Main 7443.
C. W. TVLK. auditor aad
Panama bidg.. 3d and Alder.
accountant.
Ph. 521-SO.
L. METERS, accountant, auditor, cost ac
countant. Spalding bldg. Main 1179
ASSAYEB AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 143 Second.
Gold, silver, platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub-
llc, P34 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
' BATHS.'
DR. McMAHON'S baths. Portland; steam,
showers, plunges, tubs, all for 35c; tell
your friends. Fourth and Washington.
CHIROPRACTIC steam baths and" mas
sages, 10th floor Broadway blslK. Mar
shail 31S7. Or. Laura L. Downing
CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY.
ST Washington. Broadway 434. ' Tafcor
CHIROPRACTIC.
DR. McMAHON (McMan) 100 chiroprac
tic, speaks for itself, Portland 12th year.
Successful. Proof: Thousands of satisfied
people praisiug work after comparison
and fair trial. Phone friends. Extended
lime. 31 adjustments. 15.
DR. ELIZABETH ROSTOCK Chirourac
tic that is different: 8 years' successful
practice. u0o-tiui-0o Swetland bidg
Hours 10Jo6. PhoneMain87L
DK. N 6.LLIE BYRD", 504 Panama bldg.
Chiropractic and electric-therapy, diet.
hemorrhoids, constipation, high, blood
pressure, etc. Main 3K0.-
CHIROPODISTS.
WILLIAM, Estelle. Florello and Dewane
le V eny, the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors
302 Gerlinger bidg.. southwest corner
peconq ana Alder sts. Main 1301.
DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles sci
entifically coriected; lady assistant. 612
Morgan bldg. Main 8762. .
CAHPET rlEANERS.
CAREFUL CAfiPET CLEANING CO.
East 737S.
CI.EANEKS ANh FRF.SSF.RS.
REGAL CLEANERS
TAILUKS
AAiO HATTERS.
Cleaning nd dyeing a specialty. 12
North Sixth st.. Portland. Or
COLLECTIONS.
PETH & CO.. Worcester bid. Mam 1716.
No collections, no charges. Estab. 19U0.
JOXTRlCTOUt. AD Bl'ILDEKS.
RELIABLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Hous construction and general Jobbing
168 West Park Street. Phone Main
DAXt'iyG.
SUMMERS DANCING ACADEMT. 8514
oth st. Lessons day and evening. Opes
. " Buiiiiiier. pflwy. so.iu.
DKXTIST. '
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
Tnlrd Floor. Raleigh Bldg.
Corner Uth and Washington Sts.
Main 2119. Automatic 119.
IIFNTInTRY nR A W KEKNE. 351 H
UMlllCini Washington street. Without
pain. Latest nerve-blocking system.
E I. V.C T R I ( A L H K P A I R I X (h
ELECTRIC MOTORS
bought, sold, repaired.
Armature winding,
wiring and supplies.
STAR DELTA
ELECTRIC WORKS,
loth and Glisan Sts.
Broadway 2748.
H. M. H. ELECTRICAL CO..
31 N. 1st st.. Portland. Or Re
winding and electric repairing
a specialty. Xew or used mo
tors. Broadway 1045.
MOTORS REWOUND ur"pla,r.d.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
Phone 527-27. 226 Main St.
Motors bought, sold and repaired.
G. W. Rouse Electric Co.. 200
Broadway. Main 74'Ja.
WHOLESALERS AND
ENGINEERS Aal MII.I. St PPMES. l
THE M. 1 KLINE CO., 84 -S8-S7-8S Front.
THE PEERLESS PACIFIC
6S-70-72 FRONT ST.
CO..
HATS ANI CAPS.
THANH A USER H AT CO.. 53-55 Front St.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
RASHUSSEX & CO.. Se con d a n d T a y 1 o r.
II I D ES. WOOL ANI) CASCARA MAKK.
KAHN BROS., US Front street.
Fl'NERAL DIRECTOgS.
HOLMAN & SON
(Walter J. Holman )
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home. HHh and Everett sts. Phones
Irourtaay IV-Vi. Auto. ftl-33.
DCXiVNING & McNEMAR
The Residential Funeral Home.
441 Multnomah st. Irvington ii.st. E. 64.
LERCH. UNDERTAKER.
Eat Eleventh and Hawthorne.
Phone East 781.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 8.
A. D. KENWORTHY A CO..
BS04 PUd St., Lents. Auto. B18-S1.
CVCUCC UNDERTAKING CO.
OILIILO Third and Clay.
Main 4162.
BREEZE & SNOOK
1047 Belmont
Tabor 215a
A D TCI I CD Pfl 61,2 Williams Ave.
Mi Hi ALUkkll UUi rno
on East 1086.
n.oRisTs.
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Largest rose growers In the
Northwest.
Flowers lor all occasions
artistically arranged.
Personal attention given
wedding, reception, tea
and table decorations.
Floral tributes promptly
attended to.
SBKTLASD'SFIOWEB
KIIOP.
Morrison St.. bet. 3d and 4th.
Tel. Main 413.
And Floral Designs.
25 Hothouse.
No Branch Stores.
5 years on Morrison
street, bet. 4th and
Fifth. Main 7708.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florist. We spe
cialize in funeral designs. 141 H Sixth,
mDosite Meier A Frank's. ilaln 7215.
Iffis PLANTS FOR SALE.
Choice plants liac; all kinds of peren
nials for sale. Call Sunday A. M. or
Monday. 1067 Senate st. Tabor 3253.
NOB HILL FLORISTS
(Estate Alfred Burkhirdt.)
N". E. cor. 23d and
Glisan. Main 1359.
TONSETH'S FLORAL CO., 2t7 Washington
st.. bet. 4th and 6th. Main 5102. A 1101.
MONUMENTS.
m
iil!(:!:ii!li!
AaU'j drrirraTgrriV j't.
eV?
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
t66 4th St., app. City HalL NEC BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MZMQfilALS
E. THIRD A PINE STS. PHONE E.T43
.House 40.
-t ;
FURNITURE MOVING.
FURNITURE moving, local and long dis
tance; competent men by responsible
firm. Broadway 070.
HAT CY.KAXKKS AND DYF.KS.
HATS cleaned, blocked, dyed: reasonable
and satisfactory. Royal Hat Wks.. 223 1st, j
. Mt SIC TEACH KUS.
L. CARROLL DAY. teacher cf piano and
Toice. Broadway 25.5. 148 13th St.
OPTOMETRISTS.
EVES SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED with
modern instruments, glasses fitted at a
saving, satisfaction guaranteed: out of
the high-rent district, no overhead exp.
A. E. HURW1TZ, Optometrist. 255 1st st.
PAINTING
PAINTING, kaisnmining and roof repair
ing at moderate nrices: work ruaran-
teed; cabinet work a specialty. East 4H3.
C. H. TERRILL. house and sign painter.
Papering, tinting. 407 E. 37th. Tab. 2611.
PAINTING, paper hanging, etc,
work, reasonable. Woodlawn 200.
good
PAINTING. ETC.
PAINTING, paprhanging or tinting by
day or contract: fnst-ciass work. 617-43.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Our paactice has extended over
a period of 74 years. All communica
tions strictly confidential; prompt, ef
ficient, conscientious ' service : handbook
free on request. MUNN & CO.. Hohart
bldg., 684 Market st. San Fraucisco:
Chicago office, room 810 Tower bldg.-.
Washington office, room 103. 625 First:
New Y ork o ffice. Woolworth bldg.
R. C. WRIGHT. 22 years' experience U. S
and foreign patents. B01 Dekum bldg.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway buildin.
Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver,
kidney, bjadder. rectal, prostate, female
"disorders, skin affections, blood pressure,
enlarged tonsils, moles, birthmarks.
PIPKK EPAI RI Xfi.
pioes bepajrcd err expects
01 Fusnt bl d ana A14"-
I'l.l MIJERS.
PLUMBING, hi-aung, sewer and cesspool
work at very lowest prices. Central
i'lumning and supply Co. Bdtfy. 4'.li4.
I'LlMlliXU II'1"LIK.S.
PLUMBING supplies at wholesale prices.
Stark-Uavls Co.. 1SS 4th st. Main 797.
PRINTERS.
PRINTING
V. BALTE8 A COMPANY
irst and Oak. -Main lfiS. 511-B.V
KOO" PAINTING AND KKI'Al RING,
OREGON ROOFING eO.
1764 East Glisan street. Tabor 4S17.
ROUFS
repaired and painted; Roof Security. Inc.,
llfm tv ER FOOT PAINT: ref. given. :
Board o Trade bldtf. Main 671. Main
6644.
FOR GOOD roof repairing and painting
call Wdln. 1164.
TRADEMARKS.
OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. 601
Pekum bldg. U. S.. foreign trademarks.
TRANSFERS AND STORAGE.
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
DRAYAGB AND STORAGE.
Motor and Horse Equipment.
Furniture Moving and Packing.
PHONE BROADWAY 3309
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
Pack in K Moving Storage.
Money loaned on goods in storage.
d3 Fourth st., opp- Multnomah hotsl.
Phone Broadway 3715.
OREGON TRANSFER CO..
474 Glisan St. Hroadway 1281.
DRAYAGE. STORAGE.
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
ll'HOLSTKRIN(i.
"UPHOLSTERING
Overstuffed davenports and chairs, man-ufHrturer-tn-ciii.suni'?r
priers.
KOSK CITY VPIIOLSTfcKY.
E ast 1206 He pairing 4'. Union Ave. N.
VETEKiNAKl.
ROPE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phones.
Day and night service; 3 veterinarians.
MANUFACTURERS
ROPK AM) HINDER TWINE.
, Portland Cordage Co
14th and Northrup.
PM'MBEKS' SI PPL1ES AND PIPE.
THE M. X. KLINE CO.. 84-86-87-S9 Front.
THE PEERLESS PACIFIC CO.. INC.
tlS-70-72 FRONT ST.
PRODK'E COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVERDING & FARRELL. 140 Front St.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates all cases of alleged
cruelty to animals. Offices, room 160
courthouse. I'hone Main 116 from
8 A. M. to 6 P. ai.
The society has iwii charge of the city
fiound at its home, 535 Columbia bou
evard. Phone any time. Woodlawn
764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance
for sick, or disabled horses. Small
animals painlessly electrocuted where
necessary, and stray animals cared
lor. All dead animals, cows, horses,
etc.. picked up.
Phone your -rati ads to The 0.
ganian. Main 7070. Automatic 660-9S.
FUNERAL
COMPLETE
CaKket. two Anton. Hearse, Em
bq'niine. Outside Box. Grave
Marker, Funeral Notices, Hear
ers' Gloves, lie of Cbapel
Miller & Tracey
Independent Funeral Directors
Wan h Inst or at Ella
Phone. Main 2091, 57S-S5
NEW TODAY.
REND V9 VOIR OT.D CARPETS, OLD
Ktitfft and Woolen Clothing We 31wke
Keveraible, 11 ami -Woven
FLUFF RUGS
Rax Rusts woven, all sizes. Mail orders,
bend fur booklet. Feat Item renovated,
carpet cleaiiiiifc, refitting, etc. largest.
t iiii-tri eguipued catie cleuninjr, refit
ting workM in Oregou. Vxli rugm
learned cleaned, $1.50
WESTERN FLUFF RCO CO.,
64-6U Union Ave. N. Cor. Kaat Davis.
I'hone Y.AHt 6516.
WE CALL. ASU DLL1VEE,
100x100
Corner
21st and Wasco.
To be sold at a sacrifice.
Bement & Bement
Grocers.
12.10 Hawthorne Are.
I'hone 'labor 5704.
JNO. B. COFFEY
S1RKTV BONDS
1N5LUANC:
09 WIlctM. iild. Mala
S7S
NEW TODAY.
Choice of
4
Homes
$8000 to
$9000
Irvington
Ladd's Addn.
E as tmor eland
They Are
Real Bargains
LADD ESTATE VC0.,
Realtors
246 Stark St
lllllliillllllllll!lli!!lltl!;i..ii(i$iyi!(!lllllll!lllll
jlj'l :l'!.!!i'!-li!l!!i'T3,"'ici. ,,. Jr' 1'
CEMENT B TRIAL VAULTS,
Made in Port land by
THE AUTOMATIC MEALING
VAlIr CO.
Made of cement, with steel re
inforcing. Will not corrode or col
lapse. Will outlast any other ma
terial. Lowest cost death vault made.
Linn ton road north of bu Johns
Ferry. Phone Columbia BG'J.
STORAGE
(BPRIJTKIEHED)
OX TRACK.
L
GENERAL DRAYAGE.
NOTHING TOO SMALL OR LARGE.
CLAYS. MORSE, INC.
Bdwy. 3470.
454 Glisan.
avr Tour W rnm.bi
and IToftLn rinthlnv 1
Ls links w butts for ion
The oldest and bast equipped fac
tory. Fluff and rag rugs woven
all sizes; carpets refitted; Vxl2
rues steam cleaned. 1.SU. Wa
call and deliver.
I8S E Eighth St. Phone East 3580.
OLD
MATTRESSES
MADE NEW
New Mattresses for sale Feathers Ren
ovated Satisfied Customers Our Policy.
Same-day Service. Mail Order Dept.
I'lONEKK MATTKEbs A PAD CO..
1072 E. Lincoln 1st. 1'bon. 37-07
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved Proper tr Inntallment Re
payment if IKeoired. liulldina: Loan.
Current Kates, l'roinpt Service.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
216-219 North wearer Rank Bulldlna.
xuarteuau 41 14.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS,
United Slates Bank Uuililsc.
REAL ESTATE.
Far Sale
-Iteach Property.
FINE BEACH LOTS.
SAI.TAIK TIMAMOOiC BEACH.
1 have four choice lots, all together,
two faclnc the Pacific ocean: board-m-slk.
county read and railroad run to
front of the property. The other two lots
adjoin the two above and face on the
road In the rear. All are near the depot,
hotel and Rockaway: alse of lots Is 23
feet by about 70 feet and are excep
tionally well adapted for business or
residence. Price 11:25 and 100 each.
Address Y 723. Oregonlan.
EIGHT beautiful lots. Bay ocean; IH00:
K eabkahnle. flOO R Sup Oregonlan
one
For Sali
-Business Property.
FOlt SALE Quarter block apartment site.
East 17th and Washing-ton streets, N. W.
corner; In one year it will be worth
probably J12.000; buy it now for tJ0uO,
terms it wanted. See It.
Ft. M. GRAY. Owner,
Phone Main liUO.
WANT party to buy mv grocery store and
building; takes In :i."10 per day: price
$15 0ml. Sellwood 2li:'4. No agents
For Sale Flat and Apartment Property.
REAL. INVESTMENT.
Brick building on good cor-er and
carllne; S store rooms below, 7 apis,
above; leased, clearing $2'Kl0 a year; can
be bought for $lo.0u0. $aOl0 cash. bal.
65!.. from owner. A sure tfod buy.
nr.Ri.ivr PRSONS & MOORE.
3f3 Stock KTtchan ge Bldg. Aut. .2f-Q4.
l-'or Sale
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ALAMEDA PARK LOT. $1000.
Choice lot on Dunckley ave., near the
car, all improvenionts in snd paid.
HBXDERSO.-BANKUs CO.,
628 Henr y Bids- d waY "5.
TOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Iaurelhurst lots, while they last, at
extremely low prices. See J. A. Mc
Carty, 270 hi Stark. Main 1700. Eve-
nin ( s. Tabor S057.
SACRIFICE sn.le, fine SOxlOO lot, tribu
tary to Killingswortn ave. business cen
ter, Jefferson high, grade schools. $:t0u.
Street imp. paid. Terms. Wdln. 3537.
LOT IN ROSE CITY DISTRICT.
On paved street. $300 and assume as
sessments ROYAL. 72d and Sandy. Tabor
!;'. evenings Tabor 7174.
ALAMEDA.
fiQxlOO corner lot in the heart of Ala
meda. Will sacrifice for cash. Inquire
40 East 7th.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS PISTRICT.
Choice lot on E. 27th st., south of
Hawthorne ave.; price $ur0 on easy
terms. Broadway 47-4.
LALRELHURST 110x02, east front, cor
ner, 2 blocks Rose City car; price (1000.
very easy terms; S. W. corner E. 87th
snd Senate. Owner. Marshall 74ft.
BURRE'LL HEIGHTS DISTRICT.
Choice lot on E. Harrison St.. near 2Ath
St.. all improvements in and paid, only
$11.0. OS tii.sy terms. Broadway 4754.
ALUKKTA.
Must sell for cash, 1 block 8 lots) on
Alberta near Albina. Broadway r3-'iS.
2 LOTS for sale. 41st and Hawthorn
block soutn. i't'i" eacii, casa. none
Tnhor 2"70.
Assessmenis paid
TWO FINE bldg. lots on DiviMon st. at
43d. $." each, plus city liens; terms
J. H. McMahon, SHOW B. 43d. Tabor .Litil
LOT FOR SALE. P. Heights: get view tins
morninc by moonllgh-. AH b61. Orego
nian. ' LAUHEUlt-RST LOT BARGAIN.
See J. A. McCarty, 27(14 Stark at
Main 1700. Evenings, Tabnr 5057.
50x101, 37TH AND Tillamook: aKKessnients
all paid; tH'iU C. 1. McCor-.ahy. Uo2
American Bank blflff.. seatt.e. u aslr.
LOT 24, BLOCK
TION. CHEAP.
1. MAXWELL ADDI
B ROADWAY J7lill.
$b.V( ROSE CITY AIIK COUXEK.
Sfcth St. near Sandy olvd. T--.bur G."i."
323 ROSE CITY PARK "BAKU A INT
1 bioc it car, assts. paid. Ticor Iwl.