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3 THE SUNDAY , OREGOXUX, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 21, 1909. T Manager of Portland Team Says Actio.-f Depends on What Others Do. GOOD FAITH IS DOUBTED McCredie Believes Spokane Mag nates Are Only Ones Who Would Stick In Case of Hard fought Baseball War. BT W J. PETBAJX. Walter H. McCredie, manager and part owner of the Portland Paoiflo Coast League baseball team, arrived home yesterday after baring attended the meeting of the National Asaocla tion of Professional Baseball Leagues at Memphis, Tana. and. aside from an nouncing that Pearl Casey would play econd base and captain the Portland team in the Pacific Coast League, be had nothing new to offer. That he is disDlease with the treat ment accorded Portland by the Pacific Coast League Is evident, but aa he has long felt an aversion for the Ewlng Kerry crowd, there is nothing surpris ing in Walter's. attitude. Whenaakedif lie favored outlaw baseball, he replied that he would be ready for it at any time that the Northwestern League xuttgnatea felt inclined to break affilia tion with organised ball. Walter, how ever, expressed a doubt as to the sin cerity of the Northwestemers In pro posing the outlaw scheme, for, in his estimation. Joe Cohn and the Spokane l-aHgnaies sre the only ones likely to sti.-k in the case of a hard-fought baseball war. Good Team Is Promised. As to his team next year. Walter says he will have one good one or two j-ood ones, just as the outcome of the present situation provides. lie does not eem unduly excited over the ac tion of the Coasters in refusing to al low rortland two teams, for he says that Is all that could be expected from that ouifit." as ho terms the San Francisco clique. I don't think there will be an out law ledKue here next season," said Walter in response to a query, "for I d -n't believe any of the Northwestern inacnat-s will care to stick through a war .inch as will undoubtedly be waged If wc should cut loose from the association. As far as the Pacific 1'i.ast League is concerned In Its pres ent form. 1 am sick and tired of the whole outfit, for they have never done anything else but rub It Into Portland at everv opportunity. As to what polirv Portland will pursue I cannot ay until 1 have had time to discuss the matter thoroughly with my uncle, Judge McCredie. Waller then Joined in a fanning bee with Pearl Casey. Ote Johnson. Speck" -Urkness. Jesse Garrett. John B&ssey and Howard Guyn. all of whom form a por tion of the colony of talltosssrs who are wintering In Portland. McCredie brought greetings to the Portland fans from Jay A. Andrew." Charley Shields and "Dea con'iJtm McGuire. the latter being man Hirer of the Cleveland American League team, and was in Portland for several weeks last Summer. Players Anxious to Come West. Charley Shields begged McCredie to buy Ms release from Memphis, as he would like to return to the Pacific Coast. Sev eral other balltossers, who have become sickened of the heat of the South, also importuned the Portland manager to get them away from that country. McCredie save the Southern League expected a bad season last year, and quietly hinted that Jie expected to secure several good men for the Portland club by means of pur chase or trades. Walter McCredie spent a week in Cleve land and was the guest of Jim McGuire while there. During this time they talked over a number of transactions which may have a bearing on Portland's chances for the pennant next season. Until next Feb ruary, when the waivers have been se cured on several of the players on whom McCredie has options, he will be unable to announce their names, for when it is known some club Is desirous of a player, another major club may refuse to waiver. Judge Too Busy to Talk. Congressman McCredie came over from Vancouver yesterday afternoon, but aside from stating that he had not heard from Dave Dugdale and also that ho had been too busy straightening up his affairs be fore leaving for Washington to discuss baseball, he was able to offer nothing of Interest to the fans. "I expect to hear from Dug very soon," said Judge McCredie. ,-and when I do I will probably make a trip to Seattle for a conference with him. During the past few days I have been too busy straighten 'ng up my affairs before departing for W ashington. D. C, to take much interest tn baseball." DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Nov. 2V Maximum trmpera tvjr r.S deurea; minimum. 4 degrees. Klicr readuis at 8 A M.. 6.8 feet: change In last 24 hours. 3.7 fe. Total rainfall 5 P M to 5 P. M. 0.33 tnoh. Total raln fnll sines September I. 1009. 11.43 Inrho. Normal rainfall since September 1, JSHW. 9 75 inches. Exce.s of rainfall ln-e Sep trmrr 1. lfofl, i.tis Inches. Total nunshlne No-vemher 19. none: possible sunshine, 9 hours IS minutes. Barometer ireduced to a leve! at S P. M.. C.S2 innhee. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at P. M.. Paclfle time. November 20. IOCS: Wind STATIONS. Stats af WsathM Ttaker City. . . . B.lse riureka Helena Kamloons North Head . . . . Pocatello Portland Red Bluff Raseliurjr Sacramento. . . . Suit I-ake San Kranclsco. , Snokane Tacoma Tatoosh Island. Walla Walla. . . Hlalne Marsh field Sisklvou Tcnopah Kalispell O.oo 0.0:1 I T. I o.oo O.oS '.1J 4 N IPt cloudy INW 16 S nioudy KaIn iPt. cloudy rtear Reln K'loudy i"Uudy Rn.ii 4 SW 12 SW 12 0.Xi 0.44 iO.O-.'l (SW 4 SK 4 nw Rain ft 111 12 S 14 N Kalll II.IHI o.oi'! O.OllI Rain 'Rain joiear M'louJv Ifloudr (Clear Ft. cloudy lOlourty (Rain Clear IPt. cloudy 4 W ?w 9 SW 8 S 4 SW 4'SW 4 SW O.lrt 0.O4I U.OOi I i n. 00! h.o- .:: 0.(H o.ooi ..!... Ill SE 4 SW T Trace. FORECASTS. Portland' and vicinity Cloudy and prob ably showers: tfrht southwest wind. Oreson and Washington Probably show ers: cooler cast portion; light southwest wind. . Idaho too; cooler. O. H. WILLSON". LccaJ yoreraiter. Temporarily In Charge. OUTLAW BALL i URGED BY WALTER CENTRAL BANK Check Accounts unre stricted in amounts. Savings Accounts $1.00 and up. Bond Issues, Trust Es tates, Escrows, Foreign Exchange, Collections, In vestments. ' TVe solicit your business and offer unexcelled facil ities for prompt, careful and economical handling of same. MERCHANTS SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY Corner Sixth and Wash ington Streets. J. Frank Watson. President. R. L. Durham. Vice-President. W. H. Fear, Secretary. 5. C. Catching. Asst. Secretary. 6. W. T. M uellhaupt. Cashier. E. M. Hulden. Asst. Cashier. George N. Davis. Trust Officer. Stanley Baker, Realty Manager. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATE la KlTect 'evember 1. 10. Daily t Sunday. ler IJne. One time r-ame ad two conareatlve time I2o same ad three eooaeoatlve '""-, feame ad ia or seven consecutive times. .oe Mix words ronnt as MS line on eaaH ad verlisement. and no ad counted for loss than two lloee. When aa advertisement l not mn consecutive times the one-time rate "TheBboTS rates apply to advertisements 'under "New Today" and aU other classifica tions exoepttnc the following: Mtnattons Wanted, Male. situations Wanted. Female. tor Rent. Rooms. Private Families. Rooms and Board, Private Families. Housekeeper Booms, Private Families. The rate of the above classification is rents a Hoe each Insertion. fepevre in the "New Tod" eolumna Is flm'ed br measure only It, lines to too toTO OIT-OF-TOWS PATRONS The Ore aonian will receive copy by mall, provided sufficient remHtonee lor a definite number of issues la sent. Acknowledgement of sucn rsmittHnre will be forwarded promptly. On charge of book advertisements the rhargo will be based on the actual number of lines appearing; in the paper, regardless of the number of words in each line. In ease box office address Is required, nse regular form given, and count tbts as part of the ad Answers to advertisements will be forwarded to patrons, provided self-ad-dressed stamped envelopes axe famished. MEETING NOTICES. OREJ30N LODGE NO. 101. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this day (Sunday) at 9 A. M... Ma sonic Temple, to conduct the fu neral ceremoniea of our late brother, William Schoenper. Members earn- neatly requested to attend. Visiting brethren fraternally Invited. Services at Finley's chapel' at 10:S0 A. M. Interment Riverview Cemetery. A. J. HANDLAN, Secretary. CAMKLIA SOCIAL CLUB will aive a five hundred party Monday evening. November In Masonic Temple, corner West Park and Yam hill streets. All O. E. S. members and ceuta their friends . Invited. Admission 5 ANNIE B COOTB, secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING of members of the Associated Charities for the election of directors and transaction of other important business will be held at 8 o'clock P. M.. Monday, November 22, at 303 Jefferson street, near Fifth. W. R. WALPOLE, Secretary. EILERS RECITAL, HALL for htgh-class recitals, lectures, meeting's; splendidly lighted, ventilated, healed, free from atreet noises, seating 300; equipped with pipe organ, grand pianos and automatic musical devices. For rates apply Adv. Dept.. 2d ftoor. Ellers Piano House, 353 Washington at. M. T. U.. NO. 68 The adjourned meeting la called to meet In W. of W. Hall. Eleventa street, between Washington and Alder. Sun day. November 21, at 2 P. M. All perma nent excuses heretofore granted were anuited at the last meeting. By order of the Presi dent. J. J. PKICE. Sec. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MBN All members, with tbelr families and friends, are cordially invited to bo present at the unveil ing" of a monument at the plot of Willamette Tribe. No. 6, at Riverview Cemetery, at 2:30 P. it. THE) COMMITTEE. BENEFIT DANCE GIVEN BT W. O. W. Regiment Thursday (Thanksgiving) night, Nov. 25, W. O. W. Temple, 128 11th at. Weinberger Orchestra. Union music. Clcnts 30c. ladies 25c. THE HOMESTEADERS. NO. 31, will give a grand masquerade ball. Thanksgiving eve ning, November 24. In the Sovary building. East Bumside street: eight prises awarded. Union music Admission GOc. ladies 25c. PYTHIAN SISTERS, next 600 and dancing party Saturday evenjg, Nov. 27. Members and friends cordially Invited to attend. At tractive prizes. Admission 15c. K. of P. Hall. 11th and Alder St. ROYAL CIRCLE Will give an apron and necktie social December 1: m-hlst. 600, danc ing. Aprona and ties furnished. Prizes and season prise. W. O. W. Temple. Admis sion, lot-. Union music AjRBUTl'S CIRCLE. NO. 2T3. will give a whist party anl dance Friday evening.- No vember 21. Woodmen Hall. 128 11th e. : union music and re'reohmenta. Admlaston 'JO cents. PORT INDUS LODGE. D. OF H.. Domino Club will give a aortal Wednesday evenlnR, Nov. 24. in W. O. W. Temple. I2S Alder t. Members and friends invited. NEW HALL. FOR RENT. Ill 2d. near g asfclnirton. Howe. Davis Co. rUXERA L NOTICE. DRAKE In this cltv. Nov.-1. at the fam ily residence. 460 Bast 12th y . Mm. Imd a Wllhelmltva Drake, aged tars. 4 months, l.T days. Friends invito V attend funersl sen-i'-ee. a-htrh m-jl be held at the above residence, at 1 P. M. tomorrow iMnda), Nov. 22. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. VANLOO In this city. Nov. 2n. -Walter Vanloo. aged 24 reara-5 months. Funeral services will be neid at Dunning. MeEn tee & Gllbaugh's chapel. 7th and Pine, Monday. Nov. 22. at 1 P. M. Friends re spectfully Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. kILOORE The une-al service's of the late William R. Kllgore will be held at the family residence. 1210 Maryland ave., at 2 P. M. today (Sunday!. Frtenda and G. A. R. invited. Interment Tacoma. Wash. CASIMIR At her residence. flSl Williams ave.. Bertha Oasimlr. aged ft3 yeara. be loved mother of tJertrude Caeimir. Funeral from residence Jundiy, 10.30 A. M. Friends invited to attend. SCHOEPI'ER The funeral services of Wil liam Schoepper will be held at Finley's parlors at 10:30 A. M. today (Sunday). Friends Invited. Interment Riverview Cemetery. Innning. McF.ntee t Oilbaugh, Funeral Directors. 7th and Pine, phone Main 4:. Lady Assistant. Office of County Coroner. F.IIWAKD BOI.MAN CO.. Funeral rs. 220 3d St. Lady Assistant. Phone M. 507. J. P. KIM.EY FON. d and Madison. Lady attendant. Phone Main S. A loSO. McKNTEE-ERICKSON CO. Indertakera; lady assistant. 409 Ider.. M. 6I3S. KAST SIDE Funeral Directors, successors to l S. Dunning. Inc. E. 32. B 255. 7.E1.1.F.R-BYRNFS CO.. Funeral I1 rect ors. 272 Russell. oBth phones. Lady assistant I.F.KCH Undertaker. 4S0 Fast Alder, rhones East 71. B 18M. Ladv assistant. . BOBS. HUNKERS Born. November to the wife of Ross Munkers. of Forest Grove, a son, weighing 11 ounces, the parents of whom are the best pleased courle in the land because It Is a boy. Dr. C. L. Large attending. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY f KKSIDENT. Mala SOS. stt KEIABV. Mala Bt. HIMAM OFF1CIR. East 4T!t. NEW TODAV. GILMAN Auction and Commission Company ( Salesrooms No. 126 Second Street, be tween Washington, and Alder.) Special Notice The great sale of silk kimonos, furs, ladles' gowns, fine all-wool blankets, cot ton blankets, bed comforters In sateen, etc.; men's wool hosiery, men's and boys sweaters, handkerchiefs, men's silk ties, leather bags, underwear in wool and mixed, choice dressed dolls in boxes, linn line workboxes, toilot cases, imported, and the entire stock of merchandise. In cluding men's and ladies' wear, is now going on. and will continue until the en- I tiro scock m soia at k1"- wwamo. I place, 126 Second street: the time, all I the week. You can save money by calling at 136 Second street. Take Notice Our Usual Auction Sales TUESDAY AND FRIDAY SUN. GILMAN, Manager. t U0. oarv.ra vol- ON TUESDAY NEXT We are instructed to sell a consignment of fancy household furnishings at BAK ERS AUCTION" HOUSE, 152 Park street, comprising elegant all brass bed, steel spring and silk floss mattresses. 4 pretty design metal beds, complete with bedding. Princess and other dressers, in quarter oak and white maple, library tables, real leather easy chairs; weathered oak dining-room suite, combination bookcase, pillar dining table, box-seat chairs, mas sive oak sideboard, buffet. Richmond pi ano In good order, fine room-size rugs. Wilton velvet. Axminster and body Brus sels, davenport, rockers, tables and par lor requisites, cook stoves, linoleum and other useful lots on view all day Monday. Sale Tuesday next at 10 o'clock. ON FRIDAY NEXT SPECIAL. AUCTION ON At Baker's Auction House (instead of Thursday), several consignment of household goods and furniture for parties leaving the city. Sale at 10 A. M. by Baker & Son, Auctioneers. In Our Retail Department We are daily selling at private sale, valuable stock of quarter oak wax fin ished furniture, direct from Eastern fac tories: brass beds of new designs, and large stock of Axminster. velvet and other rugs, direct from the mills. Kindly call and Inspect, at 162 Park St., near Morri son St. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE Largest Auction House on the Coast. 173-175 Second St. Cor. Yamhill Regular Sales Days Monday, Wednesday, Friday Each Day at 10 A. M. Our sales this week -will offer excep tional opportunities to secure bargains in all kinds of hoimehold furnishings, our salesrooms being crowded to the doors with fine furniture, carpets, ranges, heat ers., etc. removed from various private homes. Also we have several office desks, revolving chairs, typewriters, typewriter stands, tiling cabinets, etc., for business purposes. If you are looking for anything in our line, don't fail to step into the busincst corner in town. .You will find salesmen on hand to give you prices on anything you may wish to purchase at private sale. At our store at 171 Second street, adjoining the auction room, we sell groceries, clothing, boots, shoes, etc., at about 50 cents on the dollar. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. .Spot cash paid for furniture, stocks of merchandise, etc Call Main 1616, A- 4213. AUCTION SALES At 211 First Street' TUESDAY AND THURSDAY At 10 A. M. For Tuesday's sale, we have the great eHt selection of furniture ever sold, at 211 First St., consisting of everything in the line of houBefurnlshings, as well as the ordinary furniture, we have some very select goods for the dining-room, bed room, sitting-room, parlor and kitchen. W e can cell you at any time, and when you buy from us. at auction or private, you know what you are getting; it's al ways a bargain, at the Ford Auction Company's, 211 First st. P. S When you want to sell anything, ask your neighbors. They'll tell you to call up Main SX1 or A 24. The Ford Auction Co. A Choice Home ON EAST MAIN Six-room house, just completed, kitchen with five enclosed cupboards, dining-room with built-in buffet and two large china cloxets, living room with six-Inch tile mantel, hall, front porch, screen back porch, cement base ment witn wash trays, three large bed rooms with six large closets and linen closet, bath, toilet, gas and electric fix tures, shades, all ready to move into; easy terms. RAND. READ CO..' 316 Board of Trade Bldg. A Fine Investment Located near Portland Hotel. Income, nearly 9 per cent net. Price. elT.COO; term? if desired. ' , COXA NT REALTY CO., s Room 5, 250 Alder St. EVERYTHING I" REAL ESTATE OSEPMH.JOHHSTOsI RlAlLSlAltl 1 OiWrance 3-J-33 Lafayette Bldg., Wasblngtoa-eth. SEE THIS JT0 PER ACRE. 74 acres bottom' land, near Tualatin; dceo, rich soli: some beaverd;tg7i: come earfy. for it will goMonday sure. See owner. VI No. 6th sl " XRW TOUAT. BUFNSIDE STREET Business corner, 50x100 40,000. MADISON STREET i Three-story brick building, 50x100, near corner of First St. Income $300 per month. Price, $40,000. 55x100 on Madison near Second Street, $35,000. H. P. Palmer-Jones Co. 212-213 Commercial Club Bldg. Main 8699 Phones A 2653 GOOD LOTS IN Can stow Ire booKtat for $850.00 EACH Streets graded and cement walks In and paid for. This tract Is located at East 46th and Hawthorne avenue. These lots will be worth more next Spring, when Madison bridge is open and Hawthorne avenue paved. Terms, $50 cash down, balance 10 por month. Agent on the ground every day. WESTERfT OREGON TRUST GO. 14 Chamber of Commerce. Cowperthwait & Chrlstf nsen. Agents, Forty-ninth and Hawthorne. Our tract at Tents, is rapidly selling, and no delay should be made in securing one or more of these fine LOTS Prices are the best that can be had in this district for large 60xl00-foot lots, and fine, level ones can be secured for With terms as low as $3.00 cash down and $3.00 per month. Office at Lents open every day. WESTERN OREGON TRUST GO. 14 Chamber of Commerce. Cowperthwalte Chrlstensen, Agents. Lents. PLACE YOUR . FIRE INSURANCE . With JOHN P. SHARKEY COMPANY Agents for GLEN FALLS INSURANCE CO., Glens Falls, N. T. SECURITY INSURANCE CO., New Haven, Conn. SCATTERED HOMES FOR SALE 0lCnn 4-room new house, lot 50x10", OljUU Tabasco Addition: easy terms. ffiPCn n-room good cottage. 2Sth and dlUJU Kast Fine; faOu nandles u S2500 onriin 7-rooni. modern, 40th and Haw thorne; best enap In city. 2 houses and lot near Alberta OZOUU car. on 17th st cmcn & rooms, mod Haw- OJZUU thorne carline, on 37th at. nnn 7-room. very modern, located In OlUUU the Nob Will district. t9fl flOn 3-story brick, on East Side; $26- income per month. Martin J. Higley 132 Third Street. WAREHOUSE SITE 100x100 ou 15th st. 200 ft. trackage $30,000 Geo. D. Schalk 264 Stark St. Main 392. A 2392. ARCADIA XEW TODAY. PEOPLE ARE RUSHING INTO nri 1 4 J The two new railroads building up the Deschutes are creating a -world of business prosperity for The Dalles. Not only is The Dalles a base of op erations for the construction of. the new Hill and Harriman lines, but be fore this work is completed, the Hill bridge across the Columbia River and probably work on the Government locks will be under way. Art this insures a big future for this city. As a supply center for Central Oregon it is bound to grow large and prosperous. Think of the big stretch of territory behind it just being opened up. Furthermore, the Milwaukee road is threatening to cross the Columbia River, here and enter Portland from the south bank. The Dalles is the natural base of operations for all of this work, a source of supplies for all this newly developed territory. It has a big future. . Don 't you think so ? . Dalles lots are a good investment. They are bound to become higher priced. We are offering these lots in settlement of an estate. Here, is an opportunity for you. Come and see ns today. These lots will not remain long at present prices. $25 down, balance $10 per month. The Souther Albertson Co. 2S6 Oak Street, Portland, Or. BUY Business Property At east approach of new Steel bridge. We have under option quarter blocks iy: low as 15,000, which are sure to doublin a year. All objections to the Oregon street location are withdrawn. The time is ripe to put your money where it will GROW FAST. THINK IT OVER. STUDY THE MAP. Buy Now Sengstake & Lyman 90 FIFTH ST. A 6-Room Bungalow With hot and cold water, bath and patent toilet, wood lift, sleeping porch and quarter block of ground; 2 blocks from car. Everything complete to make a modern home for $2800. Terms if desired. For further particulars Inquire of THE DCSX-LAWBEJiCE CO., 248 Alder St. LOOK Best quarter block In neighborhood Ore gon Electric depot for sale cheap. Ex tremely easy terms. Good income. Open ing of new Madison bridge, will greatly enhance value of this property. V. VINCENT JONES 3 Commercial Club Bldg. M. 1444. A 1444. Alder Street Cheapest quarter on the street, for a few days. $25,000 will handle. F. 0. N0RTHRTJP, 313 Couch Bldg., 4th, Near AYash'n. 926. OOO Quarter block. Grand ave nue; terms. SI' 504J Quarter block. Union ave nue; terms. 815. OOO 50x100, corner Grand ave - nue; terms. I have several other good buys in this district. VKI-IJOiV D.tRI.lMl, HIS Board of Trade. I WILL SELL A 3-STORY BRICK for JSO.OOO. This Ir a bargain: 60x100 lot. This building is at Grand avenue and East Washington. Easy terms. AVEI.DOJV DARLING. 6!N Hoard of Trade. PORTLAND HEIGHTS Beautiful house. Just built, 7 rooms, full lot fine view, on carline. This place Is desirable in every respect and built by owner for his home. Will ell below cost. INVESTMENT CORPORATION, LTD.. 2S6ij Washington St., Room 612. L 11th and Halsey St. $6500 A modern S-room house and 50x100 cor. lot at a bargain. Inquiries solicited. Mall & Von Borstel 104 Second St., Lumber Exchange Bldg. ROSE CITY PARK We have 2 fine homes In this district, which we would be pleased to show you. Price and terms are right. Mall & Von Borstel 104 Second St. SACRIFICE FTTRJJITURB. Desirable 6-room house, fne furniture and rugs cheap. 780 Kearney at. DALLES OREGON JTEW TODAY. WIT A 1VESIENT Better pee lfartman & Thompson. Soma people don't like to have their property ad vertised. They'll tsll you why when you calL Warehouse Property. Just a block! No more. But think of it! A whole block for (35.000. Acreage for Flatting. One nice little piece Inside city limits tor only 1300,000. . Nob Hill. Beautiful residence lot 60x100, J13.500; another on corner, lot SOilOO for 12,500: t-o more on one lot, with 100 a month Income, for $11,500. . North Portland. Good site for small manufacturing plant; lot fiOxl.VJ for $32f0; no speculation. but an absolute certainty of increase in value. Irvington. rive-room cottage (or only J3150; less than half cash required; a bargain. Rose City Park. Fineet building site on Alameda drive, only 1600. 100x100 close to store for $1500. Corner near car, 50x100, at $760. A bis snap for some one. Tive-room hune-alow. full basement and large attic, lot 50x100. all Improvements In and paid for; one' block from car. $3200; only J2000 cash needed. A sieat bargain. Bungalow. nearly completed, can be finished to suit buyer, $2900. Handsomest bungalow In Portland, com plete, even to 1500 worth of electric light fixtures; price $4500. Rossmere. New modern 7-room houae at $3300 on very easy terms; can take a good lot in part payment; no equities; balance at $25 a month. . Portland Heights. Flive corner lot at $1500; magnificent vlen-; within walking distance, too. Every One Is Very Good. . East 13th st. South. 60xl00-ft. lot. fine street improvements in and paid, only $1200: terms. Acreage on Sandy road. with over 2fi5 feet frontage on Sandy road; no reatrictlons: see this; only about 3 blocks from end of Roae City Park carline; only $2S00: terms. 14 lots 50 feet): will aell part or all as a whole, between Tillamook and Hancock, 45th and 46th streets, and corner, on car line; room for 16 houses; every lot cleared and plowed. A good place to build to sell; look at this, only $10,000 for the block; price Include atreet Improvements; build ing restrictions; 4 of these lots corner; very good terms; take the car and look at the building In this part of the city. It will surprise you. We will help you build. There, la big money In It. See us at once. THAN & C GF CGUCE BLDG. ON Easy Terms Two houses, both facing E. 6th st. N. on 54x100. One has 6 rooms and is nearly mod ern, and the other Is a 3-room cottage. Tartly modern. These places are now rent ng for $15 and $9, respectively. Go out and see this bargain, and then call and see what remarkably low terms we can offer on $3600. All improvements In and paid for. Party at home all day today. No. S6K El 6th st. N. Take Alberta or Woodlawn car and walk 2 blocks east on Shaver st. TKe Stewart Co. 523-5 Board of Trade. Is a competent and experienced business man, well and favorably known in Port land and throughout the Northwest. He would like to embark in some enterprise on January 1, in which his industry, man aging ability, thorough qualifications and wide acquaintanceship can be made to offset cah advanced by some person or concern. Although not "broke," he com mands no money for investment purposes. This matter will bear investigation, if a reliable man is wanted in some line that must depend on financially Interested help as manager or otherwise for success. Prominent local references given. Per sonal interview if desired. Address, In confidence, D. P. ADDISON, P. O. Box 12L Portland. Oregon. A FEW SPLENDID Investments $45,000 ',i block, right In the whole sale and manufacturing district, on the West Side; has some Income. $3800 125x100, near Thurman street. $7500 5uxi00 on E. Pine St., close in; has some income. $H500 A quarter block on E. 27th and Morrison sts. Otto & Harkson First St. v Two beautiful, sightly building Iota. 100 feet from carline and within one block of the much-advertised Westmoreland, and at less than cost. Come in and let us show ycu these bargains; SOilIOO. The Stewart Go. 523-5 Board of Trade. INVESTIGATE This opportunity for an investment. A six-apartment flat building, returning bet ter than 13 per cent net on money re quired. H. A. MOSER 2o0Va Third St. Main 24S2. Kings Hill We have for sale one of the most desirable residence properties in this exclusive neighborhood; house contains 10 rooms, with 100x100 feet of land. RUSSEIX BI.VTH. Commonwealth Building. The Advertiser NEW TOTAT. Read Our List Carefully! $9000 100x100 feet, warehouse site, Wilson St., North Portland. Hold this until R. R. switch is extended; you will double your money. $5000 7-room house. 30x10rt-foot lot, all in good repair. Second st.t clot?-? In. $55,000 50 feet frontage, on corner Third and Everett sts.; brings S per cent net on In vestment; building 3 stories, covering thn whole lot. A the R. R. bridge id an established fact, watch Third-st. property grow in value. $100,000 A quarter block on Third sit., ko t Burnsldo street, corner: brings large in come on investment; improvements sub stantial; investigate this. $20,000 Quarter block, splendid apartment alt., walking distance. $6500 SOxltW feet. with. 2 house?, on Kearney street, near 23d street; Nob Hill; a snap. GOLDSMITH & CO. 103 Sherlock Rids.. Third and Oak Sts. Established 1RSS. nvestigate Before buying: elsewhere. It costs you nothing-. Streets graded and graveled, cement sidewalks and curbs. Bull Run water in front of every lot, and all paid for. No property bonded for improve ments here. Building restrictions of $1500 and $2000. New bouses constantly being built. Splendid car service; when desiring to build, we will help yon. CLARKCOOK COMPANY Room 6. Board of Trade Bldg. Main 5407, A 3252. READ THIS 32 lots, corner of E. 28th and Knott, $7400, or $617 per lot; vt.rlli $1200 each. One-half cash. 3 See Us Today. Columbia Trust Company Board ol Trade Bldg. 84 Fourth St. 15 ACRES FRUIT AND CHICKEN RANCH. West of Gresham, on good county road, convenient to O. W. P. electric line; 10 acres in orchard. , small fruit and vine yard, set out in Spring of 1!07 by an ex perienced nurseryman for his own home; nothing but choicest varieties: fenced and every foot in thorough cultivation; small fruit will be in full bearing the coming season; high and sightly: no gravel; good cottage; one barn oOxtio. another oOxltO feet, for chickens. I have not seen this place personally, but It sounds good, and owner assures me that it is better than it sounds. Come in and we will go out and look at It together. Only . minutes' car ride Price. J-Kn) per acre. Somo terms If desired. Soutnls better than Hood Riv er, and at the very door of Portland. SV. L. GREEN, 406 Lumbermens Bldg. Northwest Very desirable warehouse property ol factory sites, facing on railway tracks, heart of terminal dictrlct: an entire block 14th and 15th sts., south of Quimby st.: also two choice Vi blocks; each IK) feet front on R. R. tracks, same distance; prices most reasonable. This is your op portunity NOW. A.H.BIRRELLC0. V2 McKay Bldg., 3d and Stark. Grand Avenue 3 lots on the S. W. cor. Grand sve. and East Hoyt. Hurry; the price is way down. EDW. P. MALL CO., 309-310 Ahington Bldg. Fine Home for Sale I will sell at a bargain my beautiful home at Riverside Terrace, on Kelly street, between Gaines and Lane. It commands a flno view of tho mountains and river, and is the show place in thin part of the city. Liberal terms given if required. Call on owner, C. W. Cottel, S93, Kelly st. T'liones Main 44S4. A 4454. Russell Street 63x100 on Russell street, near Mississippi) ave.: income, S per cent net. Something' doing there. Pick this up. EDW. P. MALL CO., 3j9-310 Ablngton Bldg. IF TOT7 want to save yfur rant. me; t havi a location that will nt)t ou a od protlt. 412 10th st. Investors i
