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Newspaper Page TextriTE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND. APRIL, 21, 1013., STEW TODAY. NEW TODAY. SEW "DODAY. yew TODAY. Another Hicks Trial reporting taken by means of modern talking machine. Difficult test again demonstrates that Dictaphone system insures accuracy and saves time and money. ....... y--py r 'J, - ' " . . W;. vXr , bf - . I r:.-r h i - ' :c ! -vmJ i i it I mi h ; .- "... - , j ' ' ' r - . - r v ' . I Official Reporter A. M. Butler and -Assistants Transcribing Voluminous Testimony. Ovor two million words of evidence were taken from ISO witnesses in the famous Hicks trial, now concluded. By usimj the Dictaphone -system each day it was possible to typewrite the evidence the same day and furnish each attorney with copy. In a recent report of President Taft's Econ omy and Efficiency Commission it was asserted that over $r00.000 a year in expense, plus enor mous increase in efficiency, could lie secured if the Dictaphone system were installed in the Government departmental work of Washington, D. C. If you will telephone or call at Suite 31G in the Eilers Imildinir. we will be jrlad to demon strate how greater efficiency and at least forty per cent of correspondence expense can be saved in any busy office. DICTAPHONE COMPANY PORTLAND BRANCH Eilers Building - Phone Main 8680 DAILY MKTlOROI.Of.irAI. REPORT. pi iKTUAND. Or.. April I". Mimum t.mprl'r. S minimum. 44 dr- ir-r. r.lNr rr.tnc. A. M.. 7 4 t ! ; th..ni; In - hour nn. Tot.l rlo- f .il :. T. M. lo 3 P- M. l. nonr: totml rmln f;l Btnce rpirrr.br 1. :i.Tl tnrhr; normal rlnf.iH in., -i-p'-nitwr I. .'.h Inrhrl. (I.rririii't of rin'!l lnr. (..ptrmwr 1. lt m hf l Tr(l uninir. nn; poMib unhlnr. 11 hour. 41 tuinut. THE WEATHEK. nil - 1 3 - mi h o I I3 o J: : Ftal of STATIONS fukr m o v rioiiiir Hon 4- . 4 N" '".urtr Htn .....j "t.tfi, S 'I'lmr '-i,f4ry " ! . h V li i loady ln. r I 41 . it j w "i.iulr Motr n.i !loul luhtTh .! I't. rioudy tLirrAA J ..til.lH i .t'lrr i ' VMtOll ....... 7' IM I I ... Hin Sj s R K'Mudjr J4ckw)nviil s (I.4H i .'R ;.:! Kint4i l lty T' M.N Ioudjr Mrhfl.-IJ M i .'4 I V rlr ilnntr--! n ii.i J4 SV t'Nvir Nr i 'n- an .... 7 'i. rl ' K-in ' Voile o'.'Mn. li Clear North 4-o.iniUW M'loudy North YKima '(.m t4 NW riouity Jhon' "o n . mr U ,i"lrr l'mtt-:to 4m tk.Mli ilouly I'ort:no5 . u.p, 4 N'K Khiii KAp'uri ni.i'. W 1 (tln Sacramento ..... tJ. V t'lr hi. I'm! SB I'f. rioudy hai' !jk 44 i.ihi h NVir hn I : o.m In V ii-, r h-n Prant lfro ... M . 1 W 1r fpnkan o.ite In ioudy Tnma . im W K.iin Tt.volj la nod ..' .Viii. ini . V ',, olr W.iu .'mm.im: 4 SV 't'toudy Wsihmirton i s 'i.r U Inrtiitrt I .Itiil (Mi 14 N l'liuIy WEATHER CONDITIONS Th olnrI dtaturbar.r baa alvanrrd f.ti!Hhri to K.intoj and ihr- baKumacAr con-tmu-a rl-tlri hidb over Tfunn and W annincion, A 4.w-praure ri4 hia tt i m appfaranc over K-ittrra llritiah c'o!umtn,i. I. in lit rtn ti.ia fitirri ml a run br nf placet in Oron. hViaahmcton. Idaho and Miifirnls. and a in w era, havy in nmt lot hti-a. hiv o rurrfj in t h Inwvr aiia aurt and tow er M ialaalppl a !! and in th Kt Gulf at4ta. Snow frit yeatrday avao.n tn ine lrct halt Laka ISaatn. uwtn t ci u-tit a l h afttrnin lrmpratum on t Pacific Sio'va r decideaiy blor oar Dial. Th condition rt favorable for continued cloU'ly and ttir tuning etlhr hunday, alth but littla r:nf ill. Portland and vicinity hhowrra: wavtcrly lr.la. rrrn V'a lr. ftrfpt how era north wet CLASSIFIED AD. RATES 4DtUly r trautday. , raw UN. 04 ttmw i-a a iwa caaterailvt tlmew. ttm raaia a4 itanw raaacrutlta tliuea a aM4 ad avift r aaaa raoarruuv tinea . . aM lKenaUancsa ajauaa iMaiNaiy a-! - raera. V bra ana aMl TertlarmenK ta not rna ta ea ae ui.a aaaca ttxm am-tlui rata appUaa. ria wac4a caoat aa aa Una aa taaa ai ax.aaattta aaai aa aa caauaiaaft lar taa liwaa la Uoa. Ua aaxtT aw- batok ad rt taemaa t a C aa CQjftrga wilt a-e taet aa Cava ariiua. iBaaf C iiuca airiaaaxtaai fts Ida papar, reBa.iaaa mg aaiiiUar a4 aaroa la a-a Uaa la 1 taj all auvartaaraaeaia ara riafgcii ay aitaaia aaiy. 14 Uaca aa taa liMta. loa aboa ra tea apply ta adrawlahara-aala ajaacr - laUar" anl all ataar cia Uica. lawtaa a&cevt to olliainaj; rutaarlwaa atatl. 3 1 ale. titsaa waniea. tVamajla. Ureaoaiaa a til apt cuaaMnVd aitprtiaa aarntB aawr tba ,noi4r. prwtala ioa ad . rrtiatrr ta aufaa-rr ier ta cituer ptioaa. a prirra alU aa ttMcTi aver the ptMav. bat bt;l will ba reorrt-d tha fiio iiaa ay. art tier aavtraMiueot adaarttaamenia alll aa B.cptal aar tnw pbaata dapraaa ap-a tha braJitptneaa t Ilia pa; an a t mi taiepaaaa al tarttaaaa'tita. Mtuatiaaa antr aaal far anal aUveet len4Pti will aal ba arcaptaal m ft tba tateptaama. Oriara ar aaa Inaar- loa aaiy aa arcaptaU fur Mriaaaaa li It.nt." " r vkxiait ura for baaia. "B-alnaat Ua lrtuaitkWa. ' "i.aamlnc-sUataaaa' aaaai taaata aa ta at.-- ida Waahlnitton Probably fair; w eat arty winds. Idaho Fair aonth. how era north portion. KUAARLt A. HKAI. L'ilrttt Korrcaatr. ratmlfAry aa yrai:ticd by tha ancient Greeka. MEETING NOTICES. IVAMHOa LODC3K. M L. kMGUTS OF PTTUiAA, an a at a ary Tuawday misht la CaarUw Ma4 AJdar staV CAVTON PORTLAND. No. 1. P. M.. I. O. 0. r. i'EPartmknt of Oregon win ttrnd Tj) lor-lrrt M. E Church thu (run da) i Valn in full Armm uniform. K.v. H.-nJ.mtn Younif. li. !.. h.vlnc cxt.ndrd lourl.uus tnvlt.tlon to us to com and Us- 1. n lo p4H-i.l prnion on O1dfllow0htp. t-ojournlnil rhevtllari r conlially Invltnl to Join llh 11. Offlcrr and rh.vllr Mill wmbla In Odrtfllo- Trniplo. Sl'H Aldr atrcrt. promptly at 7 o'clovk. By ordrr. CHArt. CT. BKOWN, nark. HAStiAl-O 1.0IX1E. NO. 1J. I. O. O. F. M"tnbra ar. rrjurtr1 to nit thla e-an-ina at I oVIock In cwldfel;owa Tampla. cor ner lat and Alriar al... to att.nd dlvlna arvtr. at Klrat M. rX 'hurch :ul and Tay lor ala. A full attendanra la deatrad. Odd frlloaa are luvltad to b prrant with us. F. COZENS. Mac HOSE CITT COUNCIL NO. Fy I meats atttnaay ivcaini, in v . j . - J W T.mnl. iLoOrlr A lar. class will be admitted. A dance and supper will follow. Ml'l.TNOMAH CIKC1.K. No. 74. W. of W. 111 itlva a nilltLry whlat and dance next Friday evenlnc. April In their hall. In W. I'. W. Temple. No, 1:1 11th street, near Alder. First -class music and a ffooa time fur atL Admission lire PROSPECT TEAM. NO. 14". W O. W.. will Kiie a whist and dance, Thuredav even 1ns. April HY W. o V. Hall. U4 11th St.. opatalrs. Weinberger's orchestra; refresh ments. I. O. O. r.. ATTENTION" All mrmbrra of tha Iadla of the Matcabei ara rrquated to meet with Quaen tltaa.Mrih Hive Tuea day aventng. April 23- iiy order of d la ir ut deputy. TUB drama. "Tha Old Dairy Homratrad." On.nl Hall. Kaat ttth and KaaC Alder ata.. tomorrow t Monday i ava.. April 2Z. Hftbacca rei af fund Ailmiaatnn 15c. HARKJEI). PAT'MNE 3K. B KS H A M-WALTER 1 JOHN SON, married April 1. 1912, Rev. Mr. Ohormley of f lclatlnt No carda. DIED. KENRH'K At tha reatdenca of bar daurh ter. Urn. T. M. Kilter, on tha Bavaa Una Road. April "Jo. Mra. Carolina A. Kanrlck. ?a:M fto yaara 11 month! and 11 day a. uncral announcrmrnt later. LAN'MNQ At h!a homa In thta city. '12.13 Kat Vamhiil at.. April 20 John M Ian nina, aed otf yaara. Funeral notice In a lt i er Uauc. SMITH Tha funeral of Rev. Abraham i-m 1th. late of iianka. Or., will ba held tixlay (Sunday. April 21. Interment at ...Hi P. M. In Mount Kcott Park Cemetery. EAOAX-ln thla dty at 1 Morrla at.. April 2. Mary Ka a a n. a a ed K3 yea ra. Funeral retire tn a later taau. UNERAL KOTICK. GOODMAN April at 915 Halaht ava.. M ra. Delt Ooodman. aa--d 33 year a. 3 mo n tha, 29 clay a, beloved wife of J. W. Goodman, of bakr City. Frienda wiah Ina; to lew the remalna may do ao at tha atove reaidenre today (Sunday. . April itl. Interment will be made at Hunting-trm, Or. Hl'PBARD The funeral ervlcea of tha lata Albert U Hubbard will ba held at Dun. nine McKntee'e chapel today (flundtyi, April 1M. at t o p. M FHenda Invited. Interment Multnomah Omatery. COI.I.IN"? The funeral aervlrea of tha lata Adam 8. Tolling will be held at Holman's funeral parlors at 11 A. M. today (Sun dan, April I'l. Frienda invited. Inter ment Rlvervlew Cemetery. GAl'IaT At Cot taa Grove. April JA 1012. I. M. C. Gault. a cd 71 yeara. Funeral a-rvl ea wttl be beJ at HIDaboro Sunday, 2 P. M. Interment Oddfellowa Can.etery. Hlliaboro. A BROTT The funeral aervlcea of the lata Mary J. Ahnott wall be held at the Monta lla M. K hiinh at 11 A. al. today (Sunday). Interment Braynarda Cemetary. 0 2i one Victory Some of Portland's Dictaphone Users O.-W.R. &N.Co. Southern Pacific R. R. Co. Pacific Stationery & Printing Company. ' Pacific Hardware & Steel Co. J. F. Wood (Law Reporter). W. II. Abel, Attorney. Oregon Casket Co. Eilers Music House. Averill Machinery Co. Honeyman Hardware Co. Lowengart Millinery Co. Albers Bros. Milling Co. R. O. Dun & Co. Poison Implement Co. Covey Motor Car Co. Luinbermens National Bank. Continental Timber Co. nrNKKAL. HOTicn. CARIJITRON In this cltr. April V). at the lamny residence, vnti Ksst zist St. Nortn, I. Milan f . beloved dsushler of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlstron, muni ii years S months and IS lavs. Tha funeral services will be held at the above residence at V. II.. Monday. April 22. Interment Roa i ny cemetery. H'OLAsHAN In this city. April 30. at her late residence, sow college at., Mary A. McOlaahan. sited 7 years, mother of lira. J o. Jarluon, of this city, and James E. MOltihsn, of Brooklyn. N. V. Tha fu neral eervlcee will be held at tha Calvary Preahyterlan Church at 2 P. M., Monday, April 24. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. LITHERLAND The funeral services of John E.. Infant son of F. B. and Mary E. I.ltherland. will ha held at the chapel of the Hkewes t'ndertaklnc Co.. corner Ad and Clay, today (Sunday, at 2 P. M. In terment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends re spectfully Invited lo attend. HOMER, floral df-elcnm. Maw HU1 fla. In. Mu td aad Cllsaai Mala tot A SIS. 1IOMMKNTS- Otto Scbamana MartaU Warka. r-at d and fine ata. Kaas ta. StaV MWAJtO HOLM AJX. Uia laadlaa ra. sweal aUrectae .ad aaMlertaker, talai aa. laoy aaalataat. iiaauilns sscEntoa. Faaaral Dlraetae-a 7th ass rtno. itiOO. Mala 4av Lately aa. aaadant. Of (ice of comity Coroaer. A. at. ZL.1LKB. CO.. ewt.4 HUlk Pbooa staat 10, C loaa. Vady at t aaa aaa. I. P. I.MJtV M HON. d ai id I la a a. tady atteadant, Pbeaa Mai a j. A leaa. KAaT Mla aaerai Lllractora. aareiaiaH aa T. ft. XUttPJtna;. jaay. K. tl, B t4la. U-KCAA. tadertalier. ear. aXaa Atator aaa) jUtA. UK HUB LdJ" V- KvAXMl-H COvfaJfY. td aad Clay. 41aa. A ftJUI. Ladr altaadaal THE CEMETERY Eeautiful Ml feett Park LARGE, PEHNAKE5T, MUUERN. PORT. LAND'S OMT MOOEH.V CKMBTBRY WITH PKUfETttl, CARs 'at all burial plota without extra chars;. ProvlUexi with a perma- oent irreducible M a 1 n t a a o o Fund. Locatloo Ideal; just out " aid th. 1 1 jr limits on north aod wat Hope of Mount booti, containing Hi letti, UlpD4 Willi vry modern conv.ulauc ? TRICES TO SUIT ALL. " tLHICB THK Bar. " OJalfi MILIO tOUTN Or " LaNTl. KKUVLAIt a . iUTOHOUUU ILHV. I 1CK tHLK UurUbl.V s LENTI AMD TUB LavMUXluMY. t CITT OFFICE, t20-t21 TEON BUILDING. MAIN 22a. A J08. CEMETERY OKKICU. TABOK 14a; HOME PHONE HIM a B kni. imuM Call uTa. 4jol OREGOiN HUMANE SOCIETY OIIIh, City BalL Mala 11. A tils. Human, effloar. Sarfaant K, L Crate. Reaidenca. 14 B. I4ta N.. Kaat 417k. Hors. ambulance, oorn.r of Hh and Taylor. Veterinary la ehara. Marshall CO. Aal saala Reacu. Home. Nortorup Aerea. Taoiaaa A. Mhart. Supt A S84T. S rlncs XIW TODAY. No Money Required JVST BII1.D A ROME on lots adjoining- OVERLOOK. I will take a mortgage on lot. tjmall monthly payments. A. S, ELLIS, 13 Board of Trade. Main 921. FOR SALE BT OWXER. 150 LOTS, CLOSE IN OS ! VI SIOW fTRKKT. The lota are In flood location, streets graded and ready to put on market. J. II. McMAHOX. . 11(4 Division. Tabor 14SJ. GILMAN Auction & Commission Co.Jnc a" , CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE By Public Auction. We are instructed by the mortgagee to sell by public auction' on the prem ises, No. 22 North 12th, corner of Burnside, on Tuesday Next, April 23 At 10 A. M for cash, in lots to suit, fine upright piano, "Gabler"; household furni ture, "curios," collected from all sec tions, fine cut glassware, Haviland china, old clock, dressers, bra,ss bed stead, curled hair mattresses, dining room furniture, books, cabinet, rugs, carpets, buffet, gas range, garden hose, parlor rockers, blankets, feather pillows, fine collection of old guns and knives, etc., of interest for collections; standard sewing machine, chiffonier. N. B. Buyers will find this an inter esting sale to attend. Everything will be sold without any reserve for cash, next Tuesday, April 23d, at 10 A. M., at No. 22 North 12th, corner Burnside, GILMAN AUCTION & COMMIS SION CO, Inc. Auction Sale Special MONDAY, TOMORROW At 9 A. M. Sharp All the furniture, iron safe, dining- room furniture, crockery, etc., and furniture of 90 rooms, at the Wort a Portland Hotel, on Oxford street Take 23d-street car. OILMAN AUCTION & C0MMIS SI0N CO., Inc. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S "AUCTION HOUSE Corner Second and Yamhill St. REGULAR SALESUAYS. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Each Day at 10 A. M. Aa staaal. we have large H nod. uaWiil furniture, ete- for oar aurtloa aalea thla romlaic week. In .inil.il la thla lot tos will flad parlor nllea, Morrla ehafra. rocker, library aad partor tsMn, caarkra, foldlaar kxpda. ritraaloa tablr-a, aiaiair rusu, - boards, dlahvra and silaaawarr. brass aad Iraa bad, complete with aprlnsa aad naattreaaro. pillow., heddlns, etc. Spe rlal In our sale Monday we shall sell 1 nra-eaa'a ehalr. which will be sold at lO.Sil aharp. booda aold a private aal at all tlmea. If yoa are fnratshiaa- or msklK ehaasrea la yssr home, come la aad look tsrsuss ear atorsu in win . a-ery choice pieces at prleea that eaa mot fall to latereat you. OFFICE FURNITURE Several (rood roll and flat-top desks, .itiirB. ft-mc writer desks, fire. proof iiira, CIO- Miscellaneous Merchandise In our variaty tore. 171 Second Street Adjolalnat AnetloB Room, YOU win una Biwrr . . . , j ...... f up. I.hln. etc, ctcv, at about wholeaale coat. J. T. WIWOS, AllTlUlELIt. t-.ah n!ri for furniture. tock of merchandise, etc. Call Main 126. A 424S. ON TUESDAY NEXT At Bskrrs Auction Hoaae, 163 Park St. ... a. Oftlt. llf'tl flTl . we nave iet.icu .v. ...... - - .- very choice selection of furniture, rugs, etc. Intenainir uyrs iuvuiu " goods tomorrow. ..... ... , - Following- Is a partial list: Mission settees, rockers, chairs, magazine racks, library table in fumed oak, Turkish rocker set of World s Best Literature, SO volumes. And other good books; three-piece parlor suite, center tables, lace curtains, couches. Quartered - oak rockers, mission hall trse, Wilton. Ax-mlnste-r. velvet and Brussels rugs. inolc-um. dining-room suite, via. peue ;al table, buffet and leather - seated hairs' glass and chinawsre. pictures, trass vases, very pretty bedroom suite, ib follows best quality ibrass bed, lresser, chiffonier and lady's dressing- v. i ,H niiirtM.iAwfil oak: Vernls Martin and enameled beds, best steel . i ...miiirn .lilt floss and other mattresses, pillows, sheets, blankets, etc dressers and chiffoniers In Cir cassian walnuL quarter-sawed oak and . i i i .,..1 un,i.ha and rnv. ers. steel range' gas range, kitchen cab inet,' gas plates, Bipiiiwuer other useful lots. Anctloa os i-nesoay int at i a. . ON THURSDAY NEXT We ahall have a complete outfit for tea rooms. These arooos eaa as sfta on .ri.c.fiaT afternoon. Auction on Tbarsday aet at 10 A. M. W. C. BAKER at C. A. CROWE LL. furniture Dealer and Auctioneers, Offices 1H3 Park St. AUCTION SALE MONDAY, 2 P.M. FORD AUCTION CO. 211 First Street You will find several very pretty and useful pieces of furniture for. this sale, aurh aa foldlnn feeds, metal bsxas. dress ers, commodes, chairs, rockers, weath ered oak buffets, massive sideboard, golden oak bookcase, chiffonier, dining chairs, pictures, lace curtains, bedding and everything: you need to furnish your home complete. K. 6 FORD, AactloBeer. Regular Sales Days Monday, Wednesday, Friday At 2 P. M. Each Day BUILDERS I want houses built to seil on my property. What arrangement ran wi make. First-class, hlh-grade neigh borhood. AX 9. Oregonlan. . 1 re SAW WITH HIS OWN EYES and BOUGHT WHOLE BLOCK Last week many Salemites took in the excursion to BAY CITY, the new DEEP WATER SEAPORT and RAILROAD TERMINUS on Tilla mook Bay. After investigating, one investor bought a whole block of 16 lots before leaving. Over 40 lots have been sold to Salemites In the last three weeks. BAY CITY Is on the move. Watch it arrow. Don't make the mistake of ignor ing this coming metropolis. Here's the order of importance in con nection with the Panama Canal trade: Pan Francisco, Portland, BAY CITY. LOTS $65 UP VERY EASY TERMS BAY CITY LAND CO. 701-2-3 Spalding- BldK. Main 1116 A 7023 0-4-21-12 J.H.J. Something Good - CLOSE TO THE CITY OF CRESWELL, OREGON is a tract of 240 acres of platted land, surrounded by the orchard plantings of the A. C. Bobrn stedt and Great Western Land Companies. It is also within half a mile of the surveyed line of the Oreg-on Electric running south from Eugene. This tract has the best of soil and there is no waste land on the entire 240. acres. Adjoining- land is selling in small tracts for $1.50 per acre. Our price for the 240 acres, for a few days only, is $4.5 per acre. We know of nothing better for acreage subdivision. There is a profit of 200 per cent to be made in selling this property in small tracts within the next CO days. Call Monday for full informa tion. FLEMING & HIDDEN 1208-0 Yeon BIdg. Phones: Marshall 467, A 4142. PORTLAND HEIGHTS A Country Estate Within a Mile Radius ol tne City Hall. The beautiful ulace of Dr. A. C. Panton, consisting of modern house and about 18l lots, beautifully land- ass ' scaped and in the highest state ol cultivation. An abundance of the choicest fruits and flowers. Tho roses won 17 silver cups at the Rose Festival. The view is superb and can never bo obstructed. BROOKE 642 Talbot Road Marshall 4827 A 3839 PER ACRE 2700 Acres Stock Ranch for Salo. 200 Acres Alfalfa Produced , 1000 Tons Hay Last Season. FREE RANGE of Tn Thousand acres finest bunch grass adjoining for grazing. You real Iv get over 12.000 acres by buying 2700. 260 acres now irrigated by gravity. BOO acres mav be under ditch at slight expense. Range supplied with creeks and springs, near good towns and neighbors; railroad anticipated. A splendid ranch for cattle, sheep and hogs. New 12-room house,- modern; sheds, fences, tools. Bhops, 6-year or chard. A snap, 2700 acres, $18.50 per acre, part cash. FRANK M 'FAR LAND REALTY CO., SOS Yeon Rids;., Portland. Or. Thurman St. SOxlOO Price, $3250; Easy Terms. All street improvements paid Phone Woodlawn 3070. INVESTORS! Have sl block of stock In local con cern that pays 7 per cent on preferred stock. Compelled to raise some money and have to sell part of it. No agents. Address AR 995, Or.gonian. For Sale or Trade dartre In citv of 3000. villamette Valley, main highway to coast towns, on business street, best equipped in the county, doing repair work enough to keep three mechanics. Will trade for farms or acreage only. AV 210, Oregonlan. t MORTGAGE LOANS CLC7 J0H.H L CBONAN. 7 Sil8.50 Apartment House Sites E. 3d and Multnomah, 110x100, $18,500 Corner 2d and Montgomery, 100x100, $28,000 Corner 13th and Taylor, 50x100, $31,000 Warehouse Sites 110x200, trackage, on loth street, $55,000 100x100, loth and Thurman ; trackage, $40,000 income Property 12-room house and store, on Xorthrup street, $8500 WATSON & THERKELSEN CO., 306 Spalding BIdg. Main 7592. For Sale 8-room modern residence, No. 193 N. 22d, between Johnson and Kearney. LOT 50x100 FEET. PRICE $12,500 $4500 cash, balance 6 per cent. PARRISH, WATKINS & CO., No. 250 Alder St. For Sale BY Large, magnificent residence, just completed. Everything modern and up-to-date. Nine large rooms and sleeping porch, also large attic room, .from which three more rooms can eas ily be made. This house is located in the best residence district in the city, at 872 Northrup nt. OWNER'S SACRIFICE A 7th Street Corner Must be sold at once. 50x75-foot lot; rest of block improved. Price $60,000 ONE-THIRD CASH Hartman 8c Thompson Real Estate Department, Chamber of Commerce Building. HILL $17,000 residence in the most exclusive part of Nob Hill. Lot worth $9000. House cost $8000 to build. Owner leaving for Europe. Price $12,500 GOLDSCHMIDT'S AGENCY, 415 Chamber of Commerce. Sycamore Acres You can buy an acre for the price of a city lot. No tract over five minutes' walk from depot. Call or send for plat. Geo. D. Schalk 228 Stark Street. Main 392. A 2392. Jftft 160 acres, five mies city WllDUU limits, two miles station. All rich, black soil. Worth $250 per acre. About 16,000 cords wood. Best investment around Portland. tICnrt Laurelhurst. s e v e n - room i&'xOVJU modern bungalow. Worth $6000. tfJOfinfl Sellwood, six-room, modern: DZUUU cor. lot 50x100; 2 blocks car. Qy W 1 1 1 a m ette. Heights, 's 1 x pO lU rooms, modern; worth $4500. HIGLEY & BISHOP 132 THIHU ST. Sherwood Acres Elegant homesites and garden traeis, all in cultivation, adjoining Sherwood on the electric line and only 15 miles out; 8 trains daily. For sale on easy payments." W. H. LANG, 309 Abinffton Building. $500 For- Four He uses li and Kearney For- Four He uses Fifteenth and Kearney Streets $9000 House and Lot 50x100 Would consider Portland real estate as part payment. . Hoyt street, near Twenty-third. JOHN L,. KARXQPP. BY. RICH. BI,Di. The Man With $10,000 Cnjth to Invent cannot do better than put it in thin Income property. You cannot better the terms on any investment. It is the best all-around property for the money, and steadily increasing in value. Your cash will earn a greater net income over all ex penses, including interest on balance of purchase price, namely $300 PER MONTH Full information to buyers only, dress H 992, OregonianJ Ad- ecr MORTGAGE LOANS no J IV R. P. BRI AN, BUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. N0E Washington Street A choice 100 feet on this street ia a difficult thing to find; we have it. Burnside Street This will be in ths center of the Greater Portland plan. We offer 100 feet on Burnside and West Park at a price that is below the market. Apartment Site On Couch street, very central, only one block from Washington; high and sightly. East Morrison Now in the heart of where thlngrs are doing; this quarter block is on a corner and will not be on the market very long. East Alder Choice 100x150, with 2-story brick, at a price that will Bell it. Pays t per rent with an opportunity to increase your revenues, as there are no long leases to contend with. East Third Every one will be saying what a jrood buy. This half block is one of our g-ood bargains. Warehouse Site Will build- 100x100 to suit tenant; grood location, with 100 feet of track age, will give long lease to responsible parties. Investment TVe have a four-story brick on lot 50x!to that pays better than S per cent net; building comparatively new. Any of above properties can be han dled on part payments with easy terms on balance. CALLAN & KASER Yeon BuildlnE. Main 1633. Prize-Winning Farm 9ft ftcrpp hlsrh-crrade fruit land near I.yle in Klickitat County, Washington. Part of tract In 8-year-old trees. From these trees were taken Spltzepberg and Newtown apples tuat were prizewin ners lat year a,nd year before. Good house and barn, two good wells, out houses and chicken yards. Will only sell to sme one that will actually live on it. Price so low we dure not pub lish it, balance easy terms. Yamhill County 700 acres, under cultivation, no waste or white land, pood house, with hot water plant, plenty or barns and outhouses; running1 water through place. One of finest places in the Val ley at a price that is exceedingly low. Morrow County 800 acres, 2 V, miles from lonp. good house, fair barn, all Tenced, well on place; can be had nn easy terms for actual settler, or will tiade for town property. Lents 30 acres in the Happy Valley country at a very low price, 5 acrett orchard. Would make ideal garden truck pla.-e. close to markets and on a vei y sightly hill. CALLAN & KASER 7'-2-T-X Yeon ntlilriinc Main STILL MILING fnr nnA Good business brick rSrtJIJIf K,,iii;nrT navinf under existing leases llco gross; terms. 30 acres, cultivated and best O OUU of soil, on S. P., near Bar low; terms. C7flOO 6-room house, full lot, V est OUUU Side, near 27th: terms. CCnn Corner 60x85, close In, Port OOOUU land Heights; beautiful view; only $20u0 tasn. CCnnn 10 acres- improved. Section JDOUUU Line road, near town, and very easy terms. Anff An irregular bungalow site. iS'tUUU with both city and rural view: the biggest value on Portland Heights. Aifxrffx 10 acres, near Seappoosft. d 1 UOU partially cultivated, splen fnw phirbpn rflisine- or fruit: $300 cash, balance mortgage. JACKSON & DEERING 24 ST A K K ST. Sacrifice Bungalow New, fine 5-room bungalow, furnace. nrepiace, ouiiei, huwa i.-e?., uuiui Kitcnen, poiiswea iiuum. uuuic , in structed, very swell and ur-to-date. Owner must leave citv and must sell. On TIbbett street, between 29th and 31st, Waverleigh Heights. Vaiue $40(10. our price for a few days, f.ilnO, $;00 cash and $20 per month. Loot at it to day before too late. GRI'SSI & HOLDS. 318 Board of Trade BIdg., 4th and Oak. $47,500 Kew brick buildinsr, income $6000 per year. 5-year lease, secured; terms reasonable. A. S. ELLIS, 603 Board of Trade Buildin?. Main 6022. $37,500 Brick biiildinsr. comer lot, paying $.'161 per month; five-year lease, secured; terms, if desired. ELLIS & SNYDER, 603 Board of Trade. Main 6922. Seaside Cottage for Rent My large and well-furnished Seaside cottage, on board walk: electric lights, bath and all modern furnishings. Will rent until August 1. 1912. Tel. Main 2S26. References required. SO ACRES Commercial apple orchard, near Bor ing, to trade for inside city property. A. S. ELLIS, . 603 Board of Trade Building. Main 6922.