TITE SUNDAY OltEGONIAJT, PORTLAND, MAT 5, 1912.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
LEADERS ALARMED
Indifference of Voters Held to
Spell Democratic Vic
tory in Fall.
PARTY HARMONY SOUGHT
.Many Believe Third Man. Other
Than Taft or RooM-velt, Will
Rr Secxmsmry to Carry
Standard to Surcrss.
OKEGCiMAX NEWS BVRKAl. Wash
ington. Mar . Republican politician
of both faction are p,Tplex-d anil
alarmed over the light vote that ban
been raxt this Spring tn Mate and dis
trict primaries. Oniy lv0 states have
turned out more than iO per cent of.
tneir normal Republican vote thus far,
and there is fear that thin lark of In
terest la the primary campaigns fore
bodes a large stay-at-home vote In No
vember, which in likely to he disastrous
to the party, unless aomethltiic happens
In the meantttne to arouse voters from
their lethargy.
The lark of Interest thus far ha-s been
without precedent, partlralarly among
Republican voters, and this tn spite of
the factional quarrel between the Tart
and Rooevelt elements. Usually such
a fight, led by men of such prominence,
would stir the voters tn activity, but
even In Illinois, where Roosevelt made
one of his hardest fights of the cam
paign, only per cent of the Repub
llcan vote was cast. Roosevelt sot the
bulk ef that vote.
ladlffereae Aroa.ee Kesrm.
But what does this Indifference fore
bode? What has brought It about?
Those are questions that annoy the
leaders, and no one has yet worked out
a satisfactory explanation. There Is a
growing fear that the Indifference on
the part of voters may Indicate their
disapproval of both the leadlnc Repub
lican candidates: a desire for the nom
ination of a third man to lead the party
In November. Vet It will be difficult to
establish that fart, and such a conclu
sion Is rore surmise.
Some leaders have been Inclined to
attribute the lack of Interest to the
reciprocity Issue, and contend that as
both Taft and Roosevelt favored reci
procity, and the farmers opposed it. the
farmer refused to support either can
didate and stayed at home to voice their
dissatisfaction. But some doubt Is cast
upon this solution by the abnormally
low vote In Iowa. In that state Roose
velt was not a factor, and the fight was
between Taft and Cummins. Cummin
voted against reciprocity in the end.
Iowa is an agricultural state. And yet.
light as was the vote. Taft won easily
over Cummins, and rot the bulk of the
districts from the favorite eon. whose
record was against reciprocity.
Rrrtprvrlty .t KiBlaaatloa.
It 1 hardly probable that the farm
ers disapproval of Canadian reci
procity explains the light Tote being
cast for Republican candidates this
year. Reciprocity would hardly have
kept 51 per cent of the voters of Illi
nois at home, have kept three-fifths of
the voters of New Vorlc State at
home, or have explained the light
vote In Oregon. Pensylvanla Ne
braska and Kansas. It might and
probably did have some effect, especial
ly in states where the light was be
tween Taft and Roosevelt: but even in
North Dakota and Wisconsin, carried by
La Follette. the bitter opponent of reci
procity, the vote was far below normal,
and this explanation does not explain.
What Is worrying good party men.
who are not staunch partisans of either
Taft or Roosevelt. Is the fear that If
Taft or Roosevelt should be nominated
at the Chicago convention, the blight
that seems to have fallen upon the
party will continue Into and through
the Fall campaign, and give the elec
tion to the I'rmocrat by default.
It Is the opinion of these party men
who are not Taft or Roosevelt parti
sans that the only hope of Republican
sucils in November lies In the nomina
tion of some man at Chicago who not
only can reunite the warring factions of
the party, but awaken Interest In those
voters who have not been sufficiently
aroused to take part In the primary
campaigns. These men fear that nei
ther Taft nor Roosevelt can accomplish
this desired result, and point to the
light primary vote as proof of their con
tention. Vet they are not prepared at
present to bring forward any compro
mise candidate, and are disposed to wait
until the campaign progresses farther
to determlno whether one of theTesdlng
candidates can arouse the enthusiasm
which is all-essential to party success.
It will not be contended by any fac
tional Republican that Taft or Roose
velt wtll go to Chicago with enough
pledged and bound delegate to nom
inate. n the other band, each candi
date will go to Chicago claiming a ma
jority. These claims will be based upon
the belief that among the ur. instructed
delegates are enough favorable Repub
licans to make a majority, when added
to the pledged support.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL JtETOIUT.
PORTLAND. Stay Mavimurn lmlr
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WDATllER CVNDITION-ft.
The storm yesterday over Kaasa baa
movi m Unot du nort h and t h ta -irs
it ! central over Watm North Da
kota. Thm high prMur ara approai-h-tnc
th North Pirlflc Htatra im lonlnr
firnmh and h mad but Uttla program
; Inland. hhowm and tnunaeramrma Dtvi
--urr?d In tha M.nwmrt and t"pjxr VI
I fttsatppi V.lTa and toca rftlnft hava fallen
' at a few plaua In thr North Parlflo 9tataa.
It ta much crnlr fn Kansas. Nebraska and
th PKknta ton aa a rule aiigniiy winner
on the pacific fclnpa.
Tha enndlftona r farnrablf for ahowara
Fundar In Want, In rt on, Northarn Idaho ana
extrm Xorthwtrn Orton and for fair
nfsthnr l9w-hrre In UiLa distrlrt. Tha
temperature will remain nearly stationary.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Sunday, fair, prob
ably followed by ahowmra. Westerly winds.
Or fun Sunday, fair, except ihowm x
trfni northwest portion. Westerly winds.
Wnhlnetnn Sunday, showers. Westerly
wind.
Mahft Sunday, fair south, ahowara north
port mn.
BEACH HOUSE FOR RENT FURNISHED
SEASIDE. OR.
Situated on board walk, in center of
four lots. Large fireplace In living
room, three bedrooms, with large attic.
Klectrlc lights. Hot and cold water
and two toilets. $400 for the season.
References required. AE 27. Oregonlan.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dally ar Sunday.
Per Line,
On time . l-
am ad fw ronsertrtlva time T2i
Kaime smI tbrea rotiMCutlv tlmea Sue
bam ad ei or erven ronarrotlre time. 6
Hemlttanrea must arrorapany out-of-town
-arf lert
S hen on advertisement la not ma In eon
artmv Imbu' tha antltna rat applies.
ai vrnril count as on Una on raeh ad'
vrtleetnenta and no ad caunted for leaa than
two Ill-La.
On rharra or booh advert Isements tha
charge wti: bo haed an the actual nambcr
of llue appewrins; in tna paper, ceajaruii
f th number of sordi In each Una.
In New lx lay ail advertisements ara
rharaed by measure only. 14 linea ta tha
lna-h
Tha ahoTa rate apply ta advertisements
under "New Tmlar" and au otnec cuumuks
tion e.rept th fotlowlnsji
Mtuatlnna antel. Mala,
hi i nski inns anted. exxaale.
Orefonlan will ac-ept claMlfled adrertlaa
ineni avtr tha telephone, prorldlns; tha ad
vertiser I a snharrlber to either phooa. No
price will bo uot ed avr the phono, bat
hill will be rendered the folio wins" day.
Whether auhaequent advertisements will be
ncceiited over th phon depends anon the
promptness OI tne pajmcoi o iricpnnnv oa
ert itomibi. Miuailoo Hsnies and Per
aonal advertlaeraent will not bo accepted
v that teleahona. Orders for ana inser
tion ooLr will ba a ere p ted for lloaea for
Kent," "KBrnltura for riala. "Bnalnesa Op
portunities." ' KoosUiuj-liousM as4 "
ed to Kent.
MEETING NOTICES.
WI1.I.AMF.TTK LOPOI5. NO.
i. A. F. ANT) A. M. Htatl
eommunlcatlen will be held on
Mnntny evening. May S, at T:SS
d'rlock. Klsnt leer. rnu. woan
iiin. bl.hou of Orsson. will de
liver an stldreM entitled "Scotland, nilh
Memories ef Hsr Hapless Wueen ana im
mortal Hards." Mu.lc and ref reahmenta
cordial Invitation is extenasa to
brethren to stlend this meetlns.
tViUMHU I-ODOE. NO. 114,
4. r. A I A. . WW
mai s-M-ia.l at Maeonia Temple on
r ThumJar evening. May I. All
r" rams I Tt si 1 1 (7 I uirm auifiii
man inrtnri in wtv and ladv friends. Will
a I . J . w .t.ts. Waw
be In attendance. Members not reralvlne;
notlrs by mail can obtain runner iniorm--tion
by calling Main 44H.
r nr.u viainj.-i, nv.
OUEOOX COMMANDERT,
K. T. Special conclave today
at 1 o'clock P. M. to attend
the funeral of W. R Marrura.
recor.ler of thla commandery
for H rears. An extraordinary
effort on your part to attena win o np-
prvclated. C F. AVlEOAND, Recorder.
WASHINGTON LOtMSr NO.
41. A. F 4 a. M. Hpeclal com
munication this (Sunday 1 .
M.. E. Rth and BurnsldH. to con
duct funeral of our late brother,
W. S M scrum. A full attend-
ance desired. Visitors welcome. Order W.
M. J. H. RICHMOND. Ksc
VTRTLE CRKKK CHAPTER. NO.
tff iTf, O. fc l. Officers and members
4&,Tx ir requested to attend the funeral
iT1- sen Ice of our lais sister. Rmma H.
" Fovcv. at her lata residence 183
Height avenus. this iSundwl afternoon, at
30 oclocs. lr oraer ..
JENNIE H. G ALLOW AT. Sec'y.
ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. .
O. E. S. Members are requested to
attend the funeral pf our late
brnthr. w. 8. Macrum. this Sun
dav. 2 P. it-, at Flnleys chapel. Bj
order W. M-
SAKAH 11. KibtMl. ec
son" CARD nartv elvsn bv Orsson Rose
Camp. ft. . or a-, icrinay evenins. r
In A.l.kv Hall. Sd and Mnrrtsoo: elesant
prises: Zi hamls will be played; come and
njoy the evening. Refreshments. Admission
i& centa
MEMHrTRS of Cedar A. Porter Circle. Nc
.I. 1- of O. A. R.. are requested to attend
tuners! services ef Sister fclenor E. Gamer
this i Sunday ) afternoon at 3 o'clock at 1-47
Wilbur slreel.
ALICE C. BOKWKLI. Fresiaent.
ll'rftf Burrags street.
TTAKHOa. LOTXIB. Me. k
A KNIGHTS Or PTTH1A8. Meets
nin Tuesday nlgbt ta Castla UaJh
XI '.a aad Alder sta,
E. 11. LAN Ct K. It. X
PORTLAND CO 2a PA NT, lfT. W O. W.
will Sivs a whist and dance Wednesday,
SI j at W. . XV. Temple. 12 11th SU
KcfresnmenTS ana union mu.n.
DIE IX
:K!TrtmtS4 In this city. May 4. at the
family residence. 440 Forty-second
l K Ilrlch Xeltfuch. aed 9 years
2 months. Remains at Holman's Funeral
parlor. Announcement of funeral later.
IONNER May 4. at the family residence.
.. Kllilnssworth avenus. Mrs. Msri alon
sr. sel 13 years. Anoouncament or
funeral later.
fLNKBAl. NOIlCt.
JOLT In bls city May 4. at 11 Lve-
JO. KtBcl lay JOiy. . J. ,wm.m. -
months and 22 day belovasl dauchler of
Mrs. Clara Joiy and sister of Haiel Joly.
of this city, slid Wlllor.l and Irving Joly.
of t oquett. Mian. Friends and ac-quata'-anees
are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral ssrvlcoa. which will
be held today isundayl. May 6. at Pear
son s parlors. tiu-7l Russell SU Inter
ment R.e :ity Cemetery. Seattle papers
please copy.
MACKt-M In this eltr. May 4. at his late
rcsl-lcnce. tasl iia si. sonn, imin
S Macrum. afrd 4J ysars. son of Mrs.
vrvstana Macrum. hu4alld of l.ulu A. Ma
crum and brother of Mrs. Dr. Byrd, ur.
Charles A.. Newell. John and Uarfl.ld
Macrum. Th funeral services will be
lcld at Vlnl-y'e chupel UIRM. today
Sunday. Tha concluding service will be
held t th chattel oi th l'ortland Cre
matorium. OAR.VIR Eleanor E. Oarn.r. at residence
ef h.r dauKhter, Mrs. J. T. Ebrt. 1JT
VYIlhur STeet. St t A. M-. May . aired
sa years a nionths 1 day. fntarinent Klv
rvl.w Cemetery. runeral today tSunday).
at '4 P. M., from thu reJldenc.
CHHISTENSON The funeral service of
Adeline 'hrlatenson, beloved wit 4f Lud-
I rbri.ten.on. will b bald st Holman's
funeral parlors at S r. M today tSundayl.
Kriends Invited. IntsrmsDt RlvervUW
Cemetery.
FOVET The funeral services of Emma 1L
pov.y will be held at her late residence,
a no Halxht av., at J .10 p. M.. today (Sun
day). Friend invited. Interment Rlvar
Vlew Cemetery.
IIAFFENDK' At RelMngham. Wub.. May
1. I'lsr. beloved wife of the Rev. Charles
Haffenden. Funeral vervlce frem Ilolmau's
chspel. Min1y. Mil S. at 1 10 P. 31.
MONC MENT Otto sc human Marble
Work. Eat d and Pine sts. East 74J.
MK. VKWARO HOLMtv, tbe lesdlag ro
oral director and aad.rtaker, MO laird -.
cor. salmfiB. Lady aeistaBt.
Dwanlng a Mcritee, "qp'i al Director.
7th mad Pine, l'hoae Main 43U. JLadjr a4
teadaait. On Ice ef ' 4 ouaty fwvow.
A. K- ZEI.I KR CO, I-4 ttllllam. eve.
Pbnae t'JU mas. C lv. Lady attendant.
J. p. t'ivUKT 4t H4IN, J4 and Madlaoa.
lade arteodant. Phone Mala A l.-an.
KaTtT" fIIE Faneral Ilrertor. sueceasar
to -. H. iMiaalag. lac. l- 43. it ItiA.
TeRCH. I ndertaker. eor. Ymt Alder aad
autb. taat 7'. B IMS. Iauly atteodant.
KI.WK COM P AN V. Sd and Clay.
A tail, lavdy aueadaau
A.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office. City Halt Main 8. A Ttl.
1aan officer, Srent K. L. Crata
Hldno. t4 X. 14tb N Kaat 477.
Rem mbttlaac. oom.r of Sta aad Taylor.
Veterinary la share. Marshall 10. ail
ssais Rseaae Bom. Nortbrup Aare. Tbesaaa
A. 6hort. 8upu A BH47. S rlns.
NT: IV TODAY.
jCtionales
tito. . Darker &0
MONDAY (TOMORROW)
At Residence. 190 Eleventh Street, Near
Taylor btreet.
Tbe furalshlnc ef aeven rooms, rom
prialna; parlor table, rockers, Morris
t-hair. velvet rugs. lar curtains, pic
tures, box couch, small russ. buffet,
dinlnjr chairs, breakfast tabl. crockery
and itlassware. heetrs. portieres. Ax
mlnster rua uprlirht foldlns; bed. Iron
beds, springs and mattresses, festhr
pillows, beddlns. cherry bedroom suite,
oak dresseirs, chiffoniers, commodes,
toilet ware-. Buck steel range with
..- ,A v. . . i. a . . .. 1 1 n n up tw lanlr i a .
plate, dropieaf table, utensils, etc.
A net lea tomorrow at iu otiock.
ON TUESDAY NEXT
At Our eelesrooms, 1R2 Turk Street,
We have tbe very costly fnrtileblnsrs of
a recently-built home la Hose City
Park. If you are furnlehlna doat fall
to view this lot of fine furniture, rus;,
etc., tomorrow, comprising genuine
ieathr automatic davenport, mission
settee and rockers, quarterod-oak 11
brarv tahles in early Knftllwh and gold
en wax finish, parlor rockers, center
tables, very costly walnut bookcase
with three doors, mahoaany music cab
inet, picture. bric-a-hrac, hornless
phonograph and records, silverware.
The. beds ar of the very latest design
in Vernls Martin and blues, best steel
spring, mattreeees. feather pillows. Im- j
ported wooien Disnaets, orcssers sou,
chiffoniers, very high-class dlnlng-room
suite, viz.. pedetai table, 62-Inch top,
set leather chairs, buffet and china
cabinet, all in quartered oak. g-old-en
finished: Axmlnster rugs and car
pets, walnut hall tree. Buck steel range
with water-back, gaa plate, kitchen
cabinet, utensils, etc
Aaetfoa ea Tuesday Best at 10 o'clock.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
At Our aalewrooma, Park Street,
we shall have, the furnishings of eight
room residence. These goods can be
seen on Wednesday afternoon.
Bale oa Thursday sext at 10 A. M.
YV. C BAKER 4t: C. A. CROWLLL,
Auctioneer. 1X2 Park St.
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
Corner Second and Yamhill Sts.
REGULAR 8ALESDATS
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Each Day at 10 A. M
I. rare t assortment ef second - haad
furaiahiBga to be found la the city, la
cludlac piano, orarana, leather couches,
arlor aad library table la mahoaaay
aad arolden wax oak. wrltlne; desks and
table. telepko.c table and rn.ir,
Keaalnc leather davenport, pedestal,
bookcase, of various style. large
aMortraeat of bookai dining suits la all
flulahea equal to aewt hall seats and
mirrors, hall trees, brass and Iron
beds, springs, mattresses, pillows ana
bedding, dressers, chiffoniers, gents'
wardrobes, etc.; also steel range, gas
ranges and refrigerators. Don't buy
until you hava seen our stock.
GOODS SOLD AT PRIVATE SALK AT
ALL. TltltS.
We also have a large line of roll and
flat-top desk la fine condition, fire
proof safes, etc.
Miscellaneous Merchandise
IN Ot'R STORE, 171 SECOND STREET.
We can sare you money on arocerlea.
hardware, shoe, ladle' aad grata' fur
BlshlagB, Btatloaery. etc.. etc.
Come la aad let ua snow you.
J. T. WILSON', Auetloaeer.
Cash paid for furniture, stocks of
merchandise, etc. Msin A 4243.
Auction Sale
FORD AUCTION COMPANY
211 First Street
TOMORROW MONDAY
2 P. M.
We have furniture of every descrip
tion which we must sell at this sale, as
we are crowded to the door, and more
coming in all the time; and. If you want
bargains in furniture. It will surely pay
you to attend this sale. You will find,
among other Items, some very pretty
metal beds In various colors, quarteren
oak dressers, wardrobes, chiffoniers.
extension table, dining chairs, rockers.
carpets, rugs, portieres, curtains, ana.
In fact, everything to furnish your
home from collar to garret.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
2 P. M.
we will have the complete furnishings
of a five-roomed flat, sent in for sale,
as we could not hold the sale in the
apartment.
On Friday next. 2 P. M.. you will
find, as usual, the full assortment of
furniture to completely furnish your
home.
E. G. FORD, Auctioneer.
Phones Main S951, A 2445.
GILMAN
Anction & Commission Co- Inc.
12 SFCO.VD STREET.
Hetweea Washington aad Alder.
Regular Sales This Week at Salesroom.
Tuesday at 10 A. M.
Friday at 10 A. M.
GILMAN ACCTIO COMMISSION CO.
S. I. N. GILM, Auetloaeer.
Phone Main 1473. 126 Second street.
100x100 corner, with track
age, "West Side, eloeo in.
Price $34,500. Terms.
archTbald
425 Failing Building.
APARTMENTS,
21st and Overton.
New apartment on the corner ef list
and Overton. Elegantly furnished: also un
furnished apartments. ready for occu
pnncv Mv 16. Kvry convenience and
comfort. Beautiful lawn. Take w car.
get off at 21st and Northrup. Phon Mar
shall "J:7. .
6 LOTS PORTLAND HEIGHTS
Close in: full view of city; beautiful
trees. Suitable for two fine residences.
$7600 if taken soon.
GEO. E. W AGGONER, SOS less.
WHOLESALERS
NEW TODAY.
SELLING
Cheap Lots
Lots 50x100 on
E. 26th. & E. 27th
One block from two car
lines, Rose City Park
and East Ankeny and
Sandy Road.
Corners, $1250.00
Inside, $1000.00
Terms.
J. J. OEDER
Cor. Grand Ave. and E.
Ankeny.
F
oroale
34500
Lots 5 and 13, block 5, North Port
land, 60x120 feet, on Wilson street.
between 23d and 24th streets, north.
For Sale or Lease
Will Build to Suit Tenant
PRICE $6500
Lot 2 and south half of east 15 ft.
of lot 6, block IL on Hood street,
south of Grant street.
Whitmer-Kelly Co.
70 Fourth St.
STILL SMILING"
$85
fffGooA business brick
building, Salmon st.,
well rented and paying 11 per
cent gross.
J7nflfl Six-room house, full lot,
tpuuuest Side near 27th?
terms.
CCCfin Sightly corner, 00x85,
PJOUUlowr Portland Heights;
only $2000 cash.
JrrrAn irergular bungalow
JtUVUsite with both city and
rural view, and the biggest value
on the Heights. Want cash.
Jackson & Deering
246 Stark Street.
See Us About Close-In
ACREAG
We have some of the best
bargains in the market, from
y2 acre up.
Riverfront property a spe
cialty, improved and unim
proved. THE LAWRENCE CO.
248 Alder Streat.
NOB HILL
' RESIDENCE.
New, strictly modern, nine -room
house. Fireplaces and toilets on first
and second floors. Combination bed
room and sleeplngf-porch: hardwood
floors, full cement basement, artistic
light fixtures. On Overton street, one
block "W car. M'lll consider good lot
tip $2500. part cash and terms on bal
ance. E. F. Hogmer
2A I con Rlda.
star. nan.
For Sale
By Owner
New house, just completed, in Port
land 's best residence district. Large
rooms, sleeping porch. Everything
modern and of the best. Owner must
sell at once. Price $12,500. House
located at 872 Northrup St.
INCOME PROPERTY
14 Net
CASH REQUIRED, $2500
50x100, close in, E. Glisan street,
improved now 9-room modern resi
dence. Owner needs cash ; will sac
rifice $6000; $2500 cash, balance
7 per cent. A snap.
T 44, Oregonian.-
On the Peninsula
A tract of land with rail and water
facilities, on main wagon road, near
Kenton. $1060 per acre. Don't answer
unless you mean business. J 40. Ore
ftonian. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
on Oregon Electric Line for rale by
owner. Aloderr! ten-room house and
one acre frround In hlsrh state of culti
vation. Price $5500. Will trade for im
proved Portland property or part cash
and mortgage, u ii, uregoniun.
KW TODAY.
Chicken Ranch
Fruit Ranch
Potato Land
13V3 Acres
None Better, Easy Access to Portland
lor the frice.
SPECIAL REASO.V FOR SEiLIXG,
Iyocated in valley surrounded by
choice acreage homes; 1H miles from
town of 8000 population, 14 miles from
Portland: excellent car service: best of
productive soil; one acre strawberries,
blackberr ies. currants, raspberries,
gooseberries. 100 apple trees: few acres
potatoes, balance fine meadow; three
acres timber used for poultry yard: 220
chickens now bringing an average
dally income of $4.18: ranch suitable
for 1000 chickens; new seven-room
house, good barn; city water main
along entire frontage of tract to town:
also fronts on hard-surface road lead-
inj; from town to Portland.
Price $5000
$230(1 ran be paid $10 or more
per montn. t per cent interest; pain
semi-annually. Can take about $2200
Montjivllla residence on balance at ab
solute cash basis. See Geo. Englehart.
GO WEN - IDE
TRUST COMPANY
No.
2 Lumbermen Butldins;,
Ground Eloor.
$31,000
Finest apartment-house or hotel
site in city. This lot is also in
district available for library.
$12,500
Choice corner on Nob Hill.
$7500
Exceptional buy on East Clack
amas, distinctly modern house
of 8 rooms, with furnace; lot is
50x123 feet.
3 Good Bungalows
for less than cost. Good specu
lations. We have a few leased
flat buildings that net better
than 14 per cent. We get action.
5 Acres
at Capitol Hill ; a good plattinj
proposition. Terms.
If vou are looking for a store
or have a store to rent, see
Flaherty & Connelly
622-623 Yeon Building.
E
4 2-3 acres, 7 miles from center of
town, all in high state of cultiva
tion ; fruit of all kinds ; fair build
ings; equity $2250. Might take
larger place, with stock, up to
$5000.
Atlas Land Co.
420 Lumber Exchange
REAL SNAP
Artistic, Modern
Suburban Home
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Will sacrifice new seven-room house
on high bank of Willamette River;
beautiful view site, one acre heavily
wooded; 40 minutes from city. No
reasonable offer refused. C 41, Ore-
gonian.
10-8
if you will buy and build.
Guaranteed lease for 10 years.
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
Ral Estate Dept.,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Bargain
50x100 corner, with two-story build
ing, close in, West Side. Suitable for
manufacturing or wholesale. Price
$25,000; third cash.
archTbald
425 Failing Building.
RIVERFRONT
3V4 acres for $10,000. Finest resi
dence site on the Willamette. Owner,
AG 41, Oregonian.
HAD TO MOVE
Owner, leaving: city, will sacrifice
five-room, modern bungalow on Seventh
street. North, near Alberta: full base
ment; stable or garage; $2760, $300
down, balance like rent. A real snap.
WENTLEY. Main 6719, A 7374.
3 Acres
450 ft. trackage, on O.-W. Ry. & Nav.
Co. Fine factory site.
GEO. n. SCHAIJC
MS Stark St.
SUBURBAN
01
NEW TODAY.
WHEAT RANCH FOR SALE
Prospects in Eastern Ore
Ron are better than they
have been for 10 yeara for a
good crop. "We have 960
acres of land in Morrow
County, 3 miles from Hepp-
ner, of which between oUU
and 600 acres are m cultiva
tion, remainder pasture land.
There are 640 acres in one
piece and 320 acres in tha
other and Yi mile apart
This land yields from 20 to
40 bushels to the acre, ac
cording to the year. Farmers
expect to get at least 35
bushels to the acre this year.
There is running water on
the place, 3 wells, 2 wind
mills, orchard of 1 acres.
Part of land can be irrigated.
This land is offered by the
owner Very cheaply and will
take 1-3 cash down, balance
on terms. There is a good
6-room house on place, two
barns and other out-buildings.
Price includes rental
of 1-3 the present crop.
If you want a wheat ranch
you cannot do better than
this. Owner will trade for
good city property or acre
age. Call at our office and
investigate this. See Mr.
Ruppe, with
WARD & YOUNGER
Suite 426, Yeon Bldg-.
.aurelhurst
One of the finest 8-room
higrh-class residences in the
City of Portland. Every
modern convenience, includ
ing hot-water heat, vacuum
cleaning plant, shower baths
breakfast room, mirror doors
in bedrooms, sleeping porch,
hardwood floors upstairs
and down; m fact, every
thing that modem refine
ment and luxury calls for.
Lot is 50x147 with garage
and lawns all in. Price $10,
000.00. This can be handled
with $1000.00 cash. If you
have a good lot or two, free
of incumbrance, you' can
trade it in.
Direct Realty Co.
401 Yeon Bldg.
Main 4913, Portland, Or.
Union Avenue
We have several nronerties on this
stroct, some of which are very at
tractive. Please look, at the following:
BOS IMON AVECE, SORTH Modern
Fix-room house with fireplace; lot
60x126 feet; abundance of roses,
fruit and shubbery. Price $7500.
CORNER rXIOX AND ASHLEY Lot
66x90 feet, with two houses in good
condition. Rental $27 per month.
Price $3750.
CORXER UMON AXD ROSELAWN
AVEXIBS 63x70 feet; splendid
business site. Price $3600. Terms.
INIOX AVENUE. CORXER ASH
STREET Lot 100x100 feet; three
story brick block; good Income.
Price $50,000.
GODDARO & WIEDRICK,
243 Stark: St.
For Sale
18 Vi acres in hons. hoDhouse. pickers'
bnnae. linn halpr. hoD Dresses, etc.:
should yield $5500 net, this year at the
most conservative estimate; also good
ranch that the hOD yard is a Dart of
consisting of 164.65 acres; 60 acres bot
tom land, 104.65 acres bench and roll-
Ins: land: 45 acres bottom land ana iu
acres bench land plowed; 20 acres
slashed: 130 acres can De plowed when
cleared; all fenced and cross-fenced;
bearing: family orchard of big trees.
apples, pears, plums. cherries and
quince: good well, all-Summer stream,
also branch stream: several large
springs; 6-rooni. 2-Htory house; on
county road; large barn. Price $12,000.
Terms half cash, balance 1, 2 and 3
years at 6 per cent.
WHITMER-KELLY CO.
70 Fonrth Street.
TIIK LITTLE WHITE SALMON
Has a Beautiful Valley Nearly Opposite
HOOD RIVER
Hundreds of acres of good land, soil.
location, climate, all conditions favor
able for raising first-class fruit; North
Bank Railroad to Cook's Station. For
Darticulars and terms see H. A. Pit-
tenger, 1095 Maryland ave.. Portland,
Or., or A. Haswell, Cook's, Wash.
EDWARD E. G0UDY
Lewis Building.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5 per cent on best business properties,
6 per cent and 7 per cent on other close
in business and residence securities.
Exchange
Air fff retail corner in the heart
ilMrOUUU of city. Will take $20,000
in clear lots or acreage. Some cash.
The remainder can run at 6 per cent-
M. r. DAVIS.
HIH Hamilton Bldg. Marshall :.14.
1ST STREET.
40x100,
li,000.
Near Montgomery; dwelling and small
apartments, brlngrins $1080 annually; its
market value is $15,000; half cash handles
It. i W. Lamar, 417 Corbett bldg.
HOP YARD
KEW TODAY.
NET INCOME
$8800
on a five-year guaranteed lease, and
the price is only
$100,000
This is a reinforced concrete building,
located in a business center where
values will advance rapidly.
Net Income
$8500
on a five-year guaranteed lease, and
the price is only
$75,000
This is a new four-story brick apart
ment, and the income pays 12V'2
per cent on amount re
quired to handle.
Third Street
Quarter block, north of
Montgomery Street
A snap at
$32,000
Half cash will handle, and there is
some iucome.
Please call at my office to inquire
about these. I also have others.
Jos. C. Gibson
305 Gerlinger Bldg., 2d and Alder.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
A Country Estate Within a
Mile Radius of the
City Hall.
The beautiful place of Dr.
A. C. Panton, consisting of
modern house and about
18 lots, beautifully land
scaped and in the highest
state of cultivation. An
abundance of the choicest
fruits and flowers. The
roses won 17 silver cups at
the Rose Festival. The view
is superb and can never be
obstructed.
BROOKE
642 Talbot Road
Marshall 4827 A 3830
21 Pieces Near
Vancouver, Washington
16 tracts, each containing 10
seres, 2 miles from Vancouver.
Wash., unimproved; some traits
level; others rolling: no rook; very
fine soil: $150 per acre; fiftli cash,
remainder four annual payments.
5 acres, 1 mile from Vancouver. 3
acres cleared, no buildings, $1400,
terms.
1314 acres, 2 miles from Van
couver; 7 acres cleared: 7-room plas
tered house,; good barn; all fenced:
no gravel; 2 cows, horse, buggy,
pigs, chickens; some cropR in; fine
view of Portland; price $5000; good
terms and cheap.
20 acres at Minnehaha, near Van
couver; 10 acres cleared: good
young orchard: old buildings; a
good buy: $225 per acre.
10 acres at Minnehaha; i -acre?
cleared; some young trees; price
$2500.
10 acres, 7 improved: box house:
fine soil: some small fruit trees; old
barn; price $3000; good terms.
F. M. QUINN CO.
423 Hamilton Bldg.. Portland. Or.
4 PORTLAND
w HEIGHTS
HOME
$14,000
'' EIGHT ROOMS AND
A BEAUTY
MIGHT CONSIDER PART
TRADE.
See Mr. Ivupper.
CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST
COMPANY
332 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Before Buying
you get the new magazine "Oregon
Opinions" free and see what newcomers
on our project tell you. Maybe it will
save you from moving about from place
to place, hunting for the right location
These newcomers are all tickled with
their purchases. But we won't ask you
to buy. We simply wish to have you
read our illustrated magazine and U;arn
something to your advantage. Come
in and help yourself. Ground floor, in
the rotunda of the Chamber of Com
merce Building, Stark street from 3d
to 4th.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY IRRIGATED
LAND CO.
FOR SALE
Five Acre
ORCHARD TRACT
Must sell on account of going East.
All planted to Yellow Xewtowns and
Rome Beauties last year; under cars,
of expert orchardiut for four years;
with guarantee.
In nigh-class commercial orchard dis
trict. Price $275 per acre; terms $540
cash, balance $20 per month and inler
est at 6 per cent.
WH1TVIER-KELLV CO.,
70 fourth St.
Teamsters, expressmen, transfermen
Residence, warehouse and stable, mod
ern: also 7-room house and barn on
Mississippi ave., delightfully situated.
Big value for money $2700 and $:1500.
F. W. Latham & Co., Ill Skldmore. st.