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Newspaper Page Text4 THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND. JULY 11, 1909. NATION SUPREM SAYS E, CHANCELLOR Prince von Buelow Warns So Ions Not to Dream of Party Rule in Empire. MAKES PUZZLING SPEECH wreck it. they would be opening the door to the death duties, which they dislike still more. DAILY METKOROLOGICAX, REPORT. PORTLAND. July lo. Maximum ttmptra turo. dereea; minimum lemperalure, 57 dea-reea. River readlrn at 8 A. M.. 18.7 feet; chanse in lRct 24 hmin. .3 foot. Total rain fall P M. tr K P. M.). .13 Inch: total nine September 1. IDi'R, :i.'.1.1 lnrhor; normal. 44.10 Inrhes: deficiency. !. Inches. Total sunshine .'uly . none: pne-slble. IS hours. 30 minutes. Barometer (reduced to sca-level), at 5 P. M., 2f.i9 inche. PAf'IFir: COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific time. July in: NKW TODAY. STATIONS. if Conservative Loaders Wonder Kehuke Was Contained In Ad dress, and Liberals Are Like wise In a Quandary. BERLIN. July 1 0. (Special.) Prince von Buelow's speech upon the net.' taxation proposals of the Imperial Gov ernment as nn effort In parliamentary oratory was a failure. It was short, it was "unilluminatinK," and it disappointed the. House and the galleries. The fact may, perhaps, admit of more than one explanation. It is possible that cir cumstances were too much for the chancellor. They were unfavorable in a high degree to the display of his particular Rifts, and the consciousness that this was the case may have damped the spirit and the humor which so often distinguish his addresses. It must he remembered, on the other band, that the chancellor's object is not a mere rhetorical triumph. Me is play ing for higher stakes, and he may have deliberately chosen to he "tinlllumin atlng." He has pot to reconstitute his majority, and too early a flood of light might compromise that exceedingly del icate operation. He ntny have preferred to be safe and dull, rather than to be witty and rash. They laugh that win. and If he wins In the frame before him. his accustomed vivacity will doubtless revive. The empire wishes to Increase Its revenue, which bus fallen short of the expenditure that is found necessary, the reason being not that the popula tion of Germany is unable to bear fur ther taxation, but that the arrange ments embodied In the treaty called the constitution considerably restrict the taxing: power of the empire, which de pends to a large extent upon contribu tions from the several states of the fed eration. There are two opposite opin ions as to the sources from -which fur ther revenue should be drawn. 3 Wind 5i State of Weather Hakor t'ity Hi.ima!Lk Hol.c. Kurf-ka Helena KamIoo;-e North. Head Pocatello . Portland Red Bluff Roseburp Sacramento Salt Lake San Francisco... Spokane Taconia Tatoosh Island... Walla Walla : eS'O.m! SN !".oudy I H'J.o.ihh s s :Pt. cloudy 74 o.i.o i.i N w ICloutly 4!0.'!O 4 NW K'lear 7ot.n8 0 Y loudy 7fi T. il" SE Pt. cloudy Mi'o.22 4S 5E iRalninB 7lO.OOil4;W Pt. cloudy t2 0.1O 8!a Ir-loudy P20.00 tijW (Clear 7410.00! fc!sW Cloudy S&lO.OO; 4IW Clear M 0.00il2 NW" Clear 6SI0.O012' W Clear 70i.01 14SW Cloudy 2,0.14i B S Raining S2l0.K8!lsiE Raining 74 0.Vil2 W Cloudy T. Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. A low pressure area of considerable energy i evidently central at wa off the Washing ton coast. It has caused moderately heavy rain along the Oregon ooa-t. In the Wil lamette Valley and in Western Washington. Clou.linej has Increased east of the Cascade Mountains, but no rain of consequence has ci fallen In that district. It is cooler in Eastern Washington and Idaho and slightly wcrnur in the lower Sacramento Valley. The Indications are for occasional rain in thia district Sunday. FORECASTS. For the 2S hours ending midnight. July 11: Portland and vicinity Occasional rain; south to west winds-. Oregon Occasional rain; poutll to west winds, moderately nigh along the coast. Washington Rain: moderately high south, shifting to west winds. ldnho Rain north. probaWy fair south por tion. EDWARD A. BEALS. District Forecaster. MEETING NOTICES. ANCIENT ORDER. UNITED WORKMEN Portland Lodge, No. 2 7. Members are no tified that Grand Master P. Gevurts will in stall the officers of this lodge Friday night. July 1 ti. Post Indus. Degree of Honor, will pay us a social visit at this time. It Is ex pected that every member of Portland Lodge will be present, and bring along some young friend. You will have, a good time. It is fiv-e. Refreshments will be served. By order of C. SEVERANCE, Master Workman. Attest: T. II. FEAREY, Recorder. SACAJAWEA CIRCLE. W. O. W. Will meet on eecond and fourth Friday's at 8:15 I. M. during July and August. Genevieve Snyder. Clerk. 118 East 33d street, city. Phone Tabor 1713. Big Parlies Clush. The government plan was to look to death duties and to direct taxation; the conservative or agrarian parly ould prefer that the money should be obtained from trade and finance, by taxes 011 stocks and shares, on exported and ground corn, and by similar Imposts. The chancellor's speech, how ever, did not really deal with methods of taxation. It treated of the relation between the government, conceived of as representing the nation, and the sev eral parties. The chancellor, who is the head of the Rovernmcnt In the same sense as an English Prime Minister, but with a ten ure, of office limited only by the Em peror's discretion, considers himself to be the servant, not of any party, but of the whole nation represented by the Emperor. This was. of course, Bis marck's Idea, and Bismarck drew the Inference that any party that opposed or criticised him was anti-national. That idea was. part of the weakness of a great man who had attained recognition. Prince von Buelow, however, was hardly appointed chancellor on the score of greatness. Bismarck had done his great work and made his mark be fore there was an empire. His nomina tion as chancellor was the necessary acknowledgment of achievement. Conservatives Vstially Meek. The German conservatives have usu ally followed the Prussian Junker party In supporting the government so long as "Its measures squared with their in terests, and the center or Roman Cath- ollc party has done much the same. The Idea of the nation has never received from the one or the other such sacri fice either of Interest or of principles. Prince von Buelow. on the occasion re ferred to, made nn appeal to the lib erals, who lately. when outvoted. walked out of the finance committee, to resume their co-operation with the government. The chancellor feels that he could get on very well with the liberals but for their liberal principles. He addressed himself much in the me tone to the center party and to the conservative and agrarian groups. Then followed a passage which Is of great Interest, because it conveys In the rough the German theory of gov ernment. The chancellor said he would not al low himself to be forced to depart from "the line of policy prescribed by rea sons of state." In other words, the executive represents the nation, and its policy must consist in the pursuit of the nation's aims, from which no party in terests or doctrine must cause it to di verge. The state Is the sum of the interests of the whole community, which includes all the parties, and should therefore be paramount. ""The government cannot." said the chancellor, "become the business man ager of the conservatives." That, again, from the national point of view. Is a sound position. To Germans It seems quite natural that the nation should tower above all parties and that the government should be the organ of the nation, and not that of any party. From that point of view the chancellor, who. In the expression of the theories of government just cited, was beyond doubt sincere, felt at liberty to lecture the parties one after anather on their duty to the state. The liberals ought not to desert the debates because they were outvoted. The conservatives ought not to set themselves against death duties nor to wish to press hard upon trade. This part of the speech was well summed up In a sentence declaring that any party whose actions proved detrimental to thus national work would sooner or later , be called to account by the country. That is a principle which holds good in all countries and in all ages. Speech Grows Personal. Prince von Buelow's reference to his own position and his own future is capable of various Interpretations. He will remain at his post so long as the Emperor thinks him useful and so long as he himself feels that he can be of service to his country. That is the sound principle for a minister who serves the state and not a party. The chancellor is. of course, a permanent official, not a . party leader. While he has the confidence of the Emperor, and while his faith In his own usefulness Is unabated, he will re main where he Is. Prince von Buelow told the various parties very clearly that the days are over wiien they c an "remain supreme, and that they will be "digging their own graves" If they do not withdraw in time from positions which are indefensible. Ha acknowledged that the might be strong enough to wreck the Inheritance tax, but be protested that. If they did JOINT INSTALLATION Portland Camp No. 107. Woodmen of the World,, and Royal Circle No. Mi. Women of Woodcraft, will hold public Installation of officers on Wed nesday evening. July 14, in Woodmen's Temple, 128 11th street. All members and their friends are cordially invited to at tend. COMMITTEE. ANCHOR COUNCIL. NO. 746, K. AND L. OF S. uOO and whist social, idee prizes, re freshments end dancing. Admi-fsion 15 cents. Monday evening. July 12, at Oddfellows Tern pie. First and Alder streets. Commltee. MARGUERITE CAMP. NO. 1440. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA, will give a 600 party Thursday evening, July 15. at Savoy Mall, uraafl avenue and East nurnslde. Re freshments and dancing. Admission, 15, cents. Come and have a good time. GRAND AUCTION SAI,E OF HIGH GRADK AND up-to-date furniture in real Mahogany. Birdseye Maple and Golden Oak, Axmlnstcr Cafnet's. Rugs, Steel Range. Etc. We are favored with instructions by owner who furnished his home only two months ago from one of the leading es tablishments of Portland, and unforeseen circumstances having occurred which has sunaeniy called the doctor East, he Jias given us Instructions to sell by auction NEW TODAT. NEW TODAT. ON TUESDAY NEXT 13 FORCED SALE LARGE . ISI NEW TODAT. NEW TODAT. AT BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE. PARK STREET. moved for convenience of auction sale; comprisinfr double parlor and hall, hand some pattern AXMINSTEK CARPETS. Rugs of various patters and sizes. UP R1GHT PIANO. MAHOGANY SUITE in French tapestry, costlv mahoganv MUSIC CABINET, handsome FAItlllt TABLE (genuine mahogany), with ped estal to match. In library. ROLL-TOP TYPEWRITER DESK, revolving chair. lady s parlor desk in early English oak. library table with drawer, bookcases and rockers In mission stvle. TURKISH EASY ROCKER IN GENUINE LEATH- 1L.K, couch in leather, weathered oak hall seat and mirror. DlMN'fROOM SUITE in golden quarter-sawed oak, viz: 8-ft. round table, set box-seat chairs and buffet, also weathered oak dining table and chairs: box couch. ELEGANT BRASS BEDS.full size; highly finished meeal beds, best springs, pure silk floss mattresses and bedding; BIRDSEYE MA PLE DRESSER and chiffnnisr r.nU dressers and chiffoniers, mission folding screen, davenport, large icebox, kitchen queen, steel range, gas range, solid piece linoleum. 12x12. and the usual kitchen outfit. ONE WORD FROM THE AUC TIONER. He invites inspection tomorrow- (Monday) and he emphasizes the fact that tire, furniture is the newest stvle and first quality in every particular, and under the circumstances named above, everything must be sold on TUESDAY. NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK (sharn,) BAKER & SON, AUCTION ERS. ON THURSDAY NEXT We shall have the furnishings of pri vate home removed from East Madison street, also several lots from storage house. Sale at 10 o'clock. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. Office and salesrooms 152 Part St. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S SALESROOMS 173-175 Second St. Cor. Yamhill Each Day at 10 A. M. Our sales this week comprise all the latest design parlor, library, dining-room, bedroom and kitchen furnishings, gas ranges, steel ranges, refrigerators, lawn hose, carpets, rugs, linoleum, etc. Special Sales Every Day This week in our Annex, comprising gro ceries, furnishing goods, counters, shelv ing, office desks, computing scales, safes, cash registers and anything In the house furnishing line. NOTE We pay cash for anything you wish to dispose of. Phones, Main 1626. A 4243. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. IVANHOE LODGE NO. 1 AND ORPHIA TEMPLE NO. IS The officers-elect will be jointly instalted Tuesday evening. July l.'i. at K. of P. Hall, 11th and Alder sts. All Knights and families cordially Invited. OVAITT To Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Ovattt, July lo. a son. 1IEI. SHEPHERD Mrs. Eliza Eyre Shepherd, aged 7S years, died July lo. Funeral no tice later. Pioneer of 1S43. GAYLORD In this city, July 10, Mrs. Nancy Gaylord. aged 63 years. Announce ment of funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. TRAVIS In this city. July 7. 180!. Josle Travis, aged 58 years 3 months 4 davs. Funeral will take place from the parlors of the East Side Funeral Directors, suc cessors to F. S. Dunning, East Alder and East Sixth streets, today (Sunday. July 11, IINIU). at 3 P. M. Friends respectfully Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. BROWN The funeral services of Sarah E. Rrown. beloved wife of J. P. Brown, will re held In the University Park Baptist church today. July 11, at 2 P. M. Friends invitea. inttrmenl Columbia Cemetery. Dunning. . McKnlee GHbaugn. Funeral 1 Hrrc t or, sth nn ti Pine. 1'hun. Llin . - 1-ady AUtant. Office of County Coroner! EDWARD IIOLMAN CO.. Funeral dlrect T. 2u u at. Lady jssl.tant. phone M. 601. i. P. FIN LEV SON. Sd and Madison. Lady attendant. Phone Malm S. A isaa. F. 8. DUNNING. UnOortaker 414 East Alder. I.Hciy altant. l'hone e.mmt 6a. MoENTRE-EBirsoN CO. Undertaker! lady anlMant. 409 Alder, at aiU. ZF.I.l.KR-BYRNH.S CO., Funeral Direct ors, 272 Kuitsell. Both phones. Lady assiotan.. FURNITURE AUCTION SALE TOMORROW AT 10 A. M. At 211 First Street We have more housefurnishings to slaughter at this sale than any previous aaie 111 many years, ah Kinds ot tur nitura from the finest to the cheapest Dealers are especially invited, as the goods must go out. They are put in here for sale and we are going to sell them to the highest bidder. There is no re serve oy the Ford Auction Co.. 211 Fist st. FORD, Auctioneer. Phones Main 8951, A 2145. Circumstances compel owner to sacrifice, his new modern bunga low TOMORROW AT JrXXl BELOW ACTUAL COST. Strictly up-to-date, polished ma ple floors. high-panelled walls., finished better than nine-tenths of the homes iti Portland. Reamed ceilings. 30 very" large rooms and sleeping porch. Dutch kitchen, combination electroliers all in. Re stricted district. 250 feet from car. street improvements all paid. Will sell for J.viO.. $1400 cash. We can guarantee that there is a big actual cash loss on this home. It is undoubtedly the best buy in the city today. Columbia Trust Company 84 Fourth St. S Boaxd of Trade Bldg. Vancouver ij Washington 1 1 Platting Proposition 140 acres: 100 acres in cultivation, onlv one-half -mile from ELECTRIC CAELINE Lanjc 8-rooni house, two larfre barns, creek through place, fine spring; water piped to house and lav.-n, R. F. D. and telephone lines. 1V2 MILES OF VANCOUVER Fine wagon road and only 6 miles from PORTLAND Here is the place to double your mon ey, the last and best ground-floor priced land on the new carline. For price and TERMS CHOICE BARGAINS SB.-..000 100x100 feet on Seventh street. the choicest corner in the whole sale district. R.r.OO 60x100 feet, with 10-room resi dence, all improvements, on Hoyt street. the favorite residence portion of the West Side. Now bringing in good rental. JJlO.r.OO 50x100 feet on Sixth street. near College street; an absolute bargain. $10,000 We have for sale "Arnaud." with its magnificent large dwell ing, furnished splendidly through out : 4 acres of the choicest land, fruit orchard, splendid opening for a country club house or as a suburban residence. It is new and the furniture is new. and every thing surrounding it is of the best. Has electric lighting in stalled. Home phone. The Mount Scott car will take you within a quarter mile, and the Cazadero line has a station a block dis tant. The owner has other busi ness interests that will not ad mit of his opening it as a road house, for which the property was intended w-hen purchased, and is anxious to sell at cost.. Call for particulars, and we are sure to have you interested, if you are looking for a good and safe Investment. Thompson, Macleod & Neill 011-12 Shetland Bldg. TO LEASE 18-room house, 191 11th, near Yamhill street. Suitable for rooming or boarding-house. See us for particulars. PARRISH.WATKINS&CO. 250 Alder St. LittleFruitFarm Six and one-half ax-res. half mile from railroad station. 2 miles from Milwaukie, 125 bearing fruit-trees. 2 acres strawber ries. Just harvested large crop, at nice profit ; good houses and barn, horse and cow. chickens, etc.. all farm tools, price $3200, 11000 cash, balance long time. WALLACE INVESTMENT CO. Oregonlan Bldg. I.ERCII Cndertaker, 420 East Alder. Phone East 781. B lHRS. Lady assistant. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS foal Kemmerer coal, the beat Wyo ; ming coal: gives mora heat and lest ash. Churchley Bros., lath and Marshall sts. Phones Main 931, A 8U31. Florist & Korbea phones. Flowers alwayi freh from Own Conservator! Mart in Co., 817 Washington at. ttota Apartment Site One of the choicest left in Nob Hill district, 80x100, a snap at tlO.000. $50,000 Buys business corner 50x100. Improved, three modern high-class residences and 80x100 vacant, in Nob Hill district. In come now 7 per cent net and can be in creased. Speculative element in this is attractive. Moulton & Scobey 915 Board of Trade Bldg. Electric Fixtures nL; unon?.ul- prices are rlg-ht. All work guaranteed. Western Electric Works. 81 Sixth street. Coal Richmond and Wall send Australian. Independent Coal St Ice Comnanv. opposite City Llbrarv "Roth r hones. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY PRESIDENT, Slain 300. ' SF.CIUiT ARY. Main 598. HUMAN'K OFFICER. East 4719. 'XVQOI A3K ion ACRBS, plowed, fenced; IS miles north Eugene, on S. P. R. R. ; $30 per acre cash. Write Henderson, 325 4th St., Olympia, Wash. FOR SALE by owner, new modern 5-room cottane on cor. lot .".OxlOu. In South Sunnyside. one block from carline; elec tricity, gas. laundry tray. bath, large closet, fireplace. Price $3200; part cash. X 2vtS. Oregonlan. B 185. 100 ACHES, plowed, fenced: 18 miles north Eugene, on S. P. R. R.; $30 per acre cash. Write Henderson, 325 4th St., Olympia, Wash. SIX LOTS Riverside Addition to Van couver. Wash., East of Jamison. Mag nificent view of Mount Hood and river. $3600. B 244 Oregonian. ItOYAl, ANNE CHERRIES Sc lb. where you gather them yourself, et Lewelling's. op posite carbarn, Milwaukie; take Oregon city car. WANT man with few hundred to act as secretary and office man In building com- 2.19. Oregonian. pany. X Warehouse District 69 Feet o! Trackage In North Portland at a figure way under me present marKet value. Price only $6500 With Terms DABNEY & DABNEY 412 Commercial Blk.. 2d and Wash. Scenic Apartment Site Overlooking city, rivers and mountains, surrounded by car- lines. Any size wanted, from p-4000 to $5000 for full lot. Jesse Hobson 503 Corbett Bldg. BARGAIN White Salmon Apple Land $100 an acre, in 10-acre tracts, half cash terms on balance. Quarter slashed. Si miles from White Salmon. Very rich soil. Few rods gives a grand view down the Columbia River and over Hood River V alley. BREWSTER Telephones Tabor 21. Main 80. Hood River Bargain $5000 Cash will handle either of the following two genuine snaps. You would not have to put another cent in either of them, for the INCOME FROM THE ORCHARDS will positively pay the balance as It becomes due. These are absolute facts and can be verified to your satisfaction. 20 ACRES, 4 miles out on West Side, Improved with new 7-room house and barn: a good well; 16 acres in strict ly commercial orchard, as follows: K7o Yellow New-towns and Spltzen- 1 bergs, with Jonathan pollenlzers. and aiiMj juo encrry trees, an 4 years out and in lirst-class condition. There .goes with the place a span of horses, harness, wagon, plow, cultivator and all farm tools now on place. PKICE S11.500. 27 AC Bi:s. A-No. 1 apple land, only 2 miles out on the East Side: 22 acres of this is in strictly commercial or chard of Newtowns and Spitzenbergs. ranging up to 7 years old. Good buildings, well, etc. One year from today you will not be able to buy this property for $25,000. We can de liver it today for 818. OOO. on terms, so that you can appreciate lOO PER. CENT XET the first year on the money invested. This sounds good, but it will look better. 1 R0SSIV1ERE ? One of the most beautiful resl- J dence districts in Portland. The ideal site for beautiful homes. It w will pay you to look at Rossmere before purchasing elsewhere, as you will find, in addition to the choicest location, every modern up-to-date improvement, such as a, graded and graveled streets, 10- font parkings, cement sidewalks, curbing and Bull Run water (all In, complete and paid for). Ross- mere sells itself. If you once see s it. no further urging is neces s sary. Look at Rossmere today 9 the sooner the better. SEE THE D. S. CAMERON REALTY CO. 510 Washington St. Big Blue Sign. Vancouver, Washington, U. S. A. AI.I. LOTS r.OvlOO: PZOOO BI'lLI) 11KSTI1II Tlns, TO T50 PER LOT. IV('I.IDI.G I M PRO V E M E TS. We guarantee a perfect title. Take Rossmere car. Third and Yamhill. Agent on the ground afternoons. Falls GOlIfflf HOME SUES 75 minutes ride down tha A. & C. Ry. Four trains each way daily. GQOO FRUIT LAND Fine for Apples. Cherries Small Fruits, Berries, Fancy Vegetables. Tracts 100 Por Acre, Easy Terms. IP. Dellphtful Ing, nshine. river features: Call or writa HAUTMAX A THOMPSON', Chamber of Commerce-. KIIKPARI) A HARDY, 1018 Board of Trade. i Clark-Cook Company j Board of Trade Building. Phones t Main 5407, A 352. J Devlin & Firebauph Z 71 Extraordinary LEADING DEALERS Main Office. SweInnd Itldg-. Portland. Oregon Branch Office, Hood River, Oregon. NVESTMErT $30,000 Pour new, modern, up to - date detached apartment houses, of 5 rooms each. Senar- aie as 10 entrances, basements, etc. furnace and open fireplaces; best of plumbing; large, sunny rooms: tiled baths; laundry tubs in basement: street Improvements all in and paid: quarter DiocK. n.asi second ana cjiackamas sts., one block Williams ave. carline. All rentea to A.1 tenants; income $200 per month. Over 7Va per cent net. See 40 acres A No. 1 apple and berry land. 4 miles from town: 10 acres 3 veara old, 12 acres 2 years old: planted to Spltzenbergs and Newtowns, the high est priced apples in the world. Prop erty on both sides of this place netted its owners ist year Jioou ner acre. We can deliver this until August 1 for $12,000. or $300 per acre; after that time price is $16,000. If you want to get beautifully located in this famous valley, don't hesitate on this bargain, and ask us about others. RAND, READ 8 GO. Sltt Board of Trade. A RARE INVESTMENT Block in Wholesale Dis trict, bounded hy 1st, 2d, Ash and Pine,, is now on the market. Portland Ry., Lirjtil S PowerCo. Geo. J. Kelly, Land Agent. CAPITOL HILL On the Oregon Electric Railway. 5-cent car fare, in Portland proper. Inside the city limits. 13 minutes' ride from the business center, all full lots 50x100 feet each, improved streets and sidewalks; city and mountain view unsurpassed, no stone or gravel, all In grass plot. Prices $200 to $400 per lot. Title per fect. Complete abstract of title to date furnished free to every purchaser. Take the Oregon Electric car at Front and Jefferson streets for Capitol Hill and see for yourself. CI.OHESSY A SMITH, 401-2 MoKay Bid. Pbone Main 100H. For a Few Days Only 34900 Modern, up-to-date 10-room house, with HALF BLOCK OF GROUND, small or chard, berries, etc. of all kinds, small barn, chicken house, runs aid everything to make an ideal home. Half cash, bal ance to suit. THIS IS A POSITIVE BARGAIN. Margulis & Schubach 627 BOARD OF TRADE. 8-room bungalow, one of the finest In the city. Designed and built for a beautiful home. East 3373. Look Here Apartment building. West Side, close in fine location. Monthy income $100, price $10,000, terms. Dubois & Crockett Washington Bldg., Rom 3. A Home A full lot and beautiful up-to-date home in irvington must be sold this week. Price is right and terms reasonable. LOOK. THESE. OVER 88500 U block, two good six-room nouses, ust lztn ana pine.. 8S500 3-acre farm, well improved, I minutes Third and Morrison.- 57000 Eight-room house. Nob Hill district. $5f00 Two six-room houses, close in tiast Side. Come in and let us tell you about thes or show you others. SMITH'S AGENCY lOS Sherlock Bid.. Third and Oak Sts, SPECIAL 5-room bungalow In Hawthorne-ave. district. Best built house on a street of fine homes. Owner' will sacrifice his equity for $1500 cash. Brubaker & Benedict 502 McKay Bide., Third and Stark. INVESTMENTS Tn Portland's packing-house center, like Chicago, St. Joseph. Fort Worth and Kansas City, will make fortunes for the early Investor. SEE A. A. CLARK. 419-421 Board of Trade Bldg., Phone Main 7227. Portland. Or. $27,500 Brick building, close in, West Side. Leased 8 per cent net. Am going away, must sell quick. AV 224, Oregonian. INVESTMENTS A lot in the packing house business center of Portland will make you wealthy. Don't hesitate. SEE A. A. CLARK, 419-421 Board of Tiade Bldg, Phone Main 7227. Portland. Or. Main 392, GEO. D. A 2392. SCHALK. 264 Stark St- A BAROALV. Owner must leave city. Two blocks from carline. In best suburb in Portland, r.-room bung-alow, strictly modern: fenced: outbuild ings, cement walk and three lots; potatoes and garden: good barn. Everything first class. $1300 cash: balance time, shape loan. W. -39, OregoniaA. Good Buys 640 acres. 250 cultivated: ll.O00.nnn feet good timber, balance pasture; good improvements: at $18 per acre. 160 acres, 60 cultivated: fine fruit land: Joins large walnut tract; good buildings, insured $1600, at $.10. Two best buys in Oregon, if taken at once. Sheridan Land Co. Sheridan, Or. S3 Acres For $2500 . Only 2.ft miles from Portland. 2 mile of electric and eteam rarllnes at Korest tirove. one of the best college towns In the West. House, barn anri poultry hou.scs fYr a, thousand rhfrkens; orchard In full bearing; large vineyard, which will produce a ton of grapes this season; 15 acres In cultiva tion ; aome fine timber. For further particulars, address THK I)l'NN-L.WREX('E CO., 24S Alder St. Willamette Heights Full lot, in choice location, with un surpassed view. Modern 8-room home, always occupied by owner and in good condition. All improvements in. PRICE $7500 Terms if desired. Take one look at this home and you will want it. Can deliver adjoining lot. HKM1V E. REED. 637 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 8535. A. H. Birrell Co. 202 McKay Bldg Third and Stark Sis. WANT GASH OFFER TWO TRACTS IN GREENWAY One in block E, 14,5(5o square feet, One in block D, 13,000 square feet. Both fine sites. Chapin & Herlow 332 Chamber of Commerce. BUYa Lot in AROENWALD OWN YOUR HOME Improved streets, sidewalks and nod water. Best place to buy if you want to live in a healthy atmosphere. Lots 47 Vt and 50x95 and 100 feet. Price, $350 to $550. Terms, 10 per cent down. o per cent, per montn. COMB AND SEE VS. We will take you out in our auto mobile. KNAPP & MACKEY 212-213 Board of Trade Building. Do You Want This Farm? SSO an acre for this well-improved farm, only 12 miles from the city; good house and fair barn; 93 acres in all: 50 under good state of cultiva tion; all can be irrigated at nominal cost. This place is worth as it is $125 an acre. J. M. French & Co. 112-413 Ahlnclou Bldg., 100 Vi Third St. Don't Miss This $7500 AUTO HOME of acres, improved, good house, largre. barn; all kindf of bearing fruit; situate east limits of the city on Section Line ruad; on any kind or terms. J. I.. WEILS CO.. 636 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. SPECIAL BUY S3000 New five-room house, quarter block, 100x100, S. K. corner E. 15th st. and Frankfort. All improvements in; 3 blocks from carline. House rents $16 per month. See A. H. Birrell Co. 202 McKay Bldg., Third and Stnrk St. On river, eity ; 50x100 Killingsworth avenue, near the Carline in front of this prop bargain at $750. Terms. BEST ON NOB HILL Nearly four lots, at northwest corner of 26lh and Marshall streets. T nsur- lrissod view. In district of costly homes. Price. $25,000. Terms, if desired. Lo not miss this. It will soon double in value. HENRY K. REED. 037 Chamber of Commerce, Phone Main 535. WEST SIDE On the United Railways: 5-cent fare from the Chamber of Commerce build ing. Best platting proposition in the city. Price $275 Per Acre Half cash, balance 6 per cent, with re lease clauses. Address Owner, K 230, Oregonian. $37,500 looxioo In the heart of the coming business section. Adjoining quarter held at $50,000. This is the best buy in this district. Chapin 6c Herlow 332 Chamber of Commerce. Home on the River Front That fs what you can have If you buy one of those beautiful Roethe tracts. Only '2Zi minutes ride from the center of town on the Oregon City Electric car. A dellg-htfiil place for a Summer home for yourself and family, yet keep In daily touch with your business. A place to enjoy your gasoline launch and canoeing. These tracts right on the river can be had for $20O down, bal ance on terms to auit. If you are wanting river front property, don't fall to Investigate this. THE ICNN-LAVRKNCE CO.. 348 Alder Street. TIMBER A FEW OP Ot'R BARGAINS, is.ono.ooo All nood. and has had thra different cruisers. Only a. few hours from Portland; J7000. 25.0o0.00o nn yellow fir; 400 acres of land; all In a compact body. Close to river and railroad; $17,000. Large tracts of good timber, selling from 70c up. Kememner. you can have as large a body r. you want. Room 206 Rothchild Bldg., 4th and Washington. BETWEEN ALDER SPRINGS CAPITOL HILL 32500 New 5-room cottage, all modern; lot SOxlOO; 9U9 Kast 20th St., North. J600 cash will handle it. SIGKI, CO.. Phone Mnln 21KK, A :t3." Morrison St. Improved Corner Missouri ave. and Beech st.; flats; in come iio per month. Price $8000 I, OlIS SALOMON CO.. I.'US Stnrk St.. near Second. 12 lots, on Salem Electric; sidewalk from station: $100 less than lots across the street; 10 down and monthly: no building restrictions; going fast. Main b634. $4200 120 ares. CO acres cleared, in acres slasher!: house 24x32. barn 4Sx52; IV miles from town, near Corvalils. Must be sold within 30 days; $2000 will han dle it. sifJF.i. o.. 3.1ft Morrison St., Portland. Phones M 2is: a 4500 THK SHAW.FEiB COMPANY, 24-1V& Stark Street. Phones Main 35, A 3500. L0VEJ0Y ST. BARGAIN Fine nine-room house and TiOxlOO-foot lot. in a district of high-class homes. Best buy on the market. Owner giving up housekeeping. Price, $800o. Kasily worth $10,000. Terms if desired. HENRY E. REED, 637 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 853.1 TO LOAN $1500. 7 per $250. $300. $500. $800. $1000. $2000, on good real property, cent to 8 per cent, 1 to 3 years. CEO. P. LENT. 417 Corbett Bldg. FOURTH AND JEFFERSON STS. r" r t f This desirable quar- A K II II IS ttJr block, one of the nil. I II II II choicest buys in Port- UlUlUUU land: attractive terms, ' 6 per cent; fair income A. II. BIRRELL CO, 202 McKay Bide.. 3d c,nd Stark Streets 50x100 On Portland Heights, only six blocks southwest of Portland Academy: good view down the river and an exception ally close in home site, for $1500. This will not wait. See us. THE SHAW-EEAR COMPANY, 24.1 Vi Stark street. Phones Main 35, A 3500. MINERAL spring for lease, close to Port land. 513 Fentoa bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS luwl ralrn and teruia lo huIi; apt clal rate audi favorable terma on lure luaoa or luru-BH properties. 1 umlM Loaned for Private tnT-e-itor. A.H. BIRRELL, CO. 202 McKay liitlu- 3d A. stark. too ACRES, plowed, fenced; 18 miles north Eugene, on S. P. R. R. ; $30 per acre cash. Write Henderson, 325 4tli st., Olympia, Wash. tilOROR BLACK. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. (All Branches.) 323 Worcester Bldg. Phones Main S371. A 4013- PORTLAND HEIGHTS $-4800 Choice corner lot, good six room house; fine view; all improve ments. 525 Clifton st.