The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 08, 1915, SECTION TWO, Page 6, Image 22

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    ' 1 TODA1. T -WW TODAY.
SGHOOLPLANSGOAHEAD
KCVOVAL or -IE!I'G LODGE
from district ioioht.
IW.tHrts at Caafereaew Deeld
rickl Warraata Actlm. .
J - Cnllna Move.
" PRECOX CITT. Or, Aur. 7. (Spe
cial) No attempt wlU be triad to
light th quo warrant proceeding of
resident of tbe Jennln; Lodge dis
trict' In the Gladstone Union High
School case. The district will be dis
solved, accordlnr to a decision at
conference today.
This decision, sowner. does not
mean that all plana for the onion high
school will be abandoned. The pur
pose of the action Is to remoTe Jen
Bins: Lodge from the district.
-W feel that Jennings Uode would
always be a thorn In our side." said
John N. Blvra. on of the original
union high school booster, today after
the eonlerenee. me rwonu v. .
urtlnn hin shown they would always
. . i. iha irhoAl and would
cause trouble In tbe future if w would
force them to tay In the district.
lr. ISIever added that another elec
tion will b held in tn -rati, wnen
attempt would be made to Join Glad
stone. Parkplace.' Clackamas and prob
ably Stone In a school district. He said
that H. E. C roes' proposition of eionat-
.1.. r. i -. I n n . Prh waald
bold good la cas a district waa forced
of thes lour communme-s.
The quo warranto proceeding and
a demurrer were to have been argued
before Judge Campbell Monday.
Backers of the union high school did
- admit tonight that the point raised in
the ejuo warranto proceeding that
the original petition did not contain
sufficient number of legal voter
probably would have been sustained
wbea the ease was taken Into court.
A demurrer Bled In the case made a
general attack on the union high school
0.1 G. HEAD TO SPEAK
PRESIDENT KERR OFF TO ATTEXD
CO TEXT! OS or COLLE6K9,
Prominent Cdaeatora to Addrena Boeae
Eeaaasaie-s Seetlen Alae la See
) at Berkeley.
. OREGOX AGRICT'LTVRAL COLLEGE.
Corealll. Aug. 7. (Special.) President
W. J. Kerr, cf the Oregon Agricultural
College, ha gone to San Francisco to
attend the convention of tbe Associa
tion of American Colleges and Experi
ment Station, opening at Berkeley on
Aucuat 14.
Pr. Kerr will address also the home
economics section that meet at the
same place and time.
Dean O. A. CovelL of the school of
engineering at (he college, will speak
oa the correlation of courses of atudy
In engineering, before the engineering
section. Mrs. H. B. Brooks, head of
the domestie art department, will pro
sent a paper on the subject of home
economic before the National Educa
tional Association
Professor C L Lewis, horticulturist,
will present papers on the Held of
plant breeding In tbe Pacific Northwest,
. grape growing In Oregon, and some
phases of orchard economics, before the
societies affiliated with the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science.
Other scientists I presenting papers
before one or nofi of these associa
tions will be: E. J. K reuse. R. W.
Allen. V. R. Gardner, F. C. Relmer. H.
8. Jackson. H. P. Bars. H. F. Wilson.
X R. Hyslop. R. R. Graves and Pro
fessor Irydn.
CLARKE CROPS BOUNTIFUL
Oat Yield Good and Prune Harriet
Worth About i,000,tj0. '
VANCOUVER, Wash, Aug. 7. (Spe
' clsX) Crop In Clarke County this year
are bountiful. The oat crop, now being
harvested, la unusually good, and the
weather for garnering the grain has
been friendly.
The prune crop, unusually heavy In
most parts of the county, probably will
bring at least $1,000,000 Into the cof
fers of the growers. Packing plants
are being put Into shape to handle the
crop, though the price this year, on
account of the war. Is (H cents for a
base, which la three cents cheaper than
last year.
The peaches are a little early and are
large and luscious.
Some farmers near Vancouver are
stacking their second crop of alfalfa.
The potato crop wilt be the largest In
tbe history of the county, without
doubt.
INJURED MEN REST WELL
Railroad Man feava Engine Dell
Gav Warning to Convicts.
SALEM. Or Aug. 7. (Speolal )j-Su-
perintendent Mlnlo, of the Stale Pen
itentiary, annonunced today that the
convicts Injured Frtdsy when a switch
engine struck aa automobile truck in
wbica the men were riding, were rest
in easily and that none would die.
F. L. Burckhalter. of the Koutbern
Pacific Company. In a statement made
today, said the engineer of the loco
motive was ringing the bell when the
collision occurred. He said the driver
of the automobile truck turned his
machine 1 feet from the track, throw
ing it over the curb and sidewalk.
Governor Wlthycomb said he would
suggest to the management of the
prison that automobiles carrying con
victs stop at railroad crossing so that
the driver may look out for approach
lag trains.
L1NN PLANS SCHOOL FAIRS
Thre Industrial Exhibit Will Be
Held This Year.
, saa
ALB ANT. Or, Aug. 7. (Special.)
Three Industrial school fair will be
held In Llna County tbia year, accord
ing to arrangement perfected today by
County School Superintendent Jackson.
There will be one each In the northern,
central aad southern portion of the
county, and the date are so arranged
that all of the exhibit may be shown
- at each fair.
The first will be held at Solo Septem-
her I. and 10 In connection with the
annual Lina County fair. The second
will take place at Harrisburg on Octo
ber aad t In connection with that
city's annual Potato Show, and the
third will be held In Albany October
It and 1.
t. GIRLS' ANNOYER ARRESTED
Detect! vea Trap Youth Who Tse
-.. Telephone to Insuft.
Acting upoa numerous complaints
coming from the firm of Old. Wort-
man King. Lang Company. Lip
man. Wolfa Co, and Meier A Frank's,
that aa unknown man waa telephoning
to girls tn their. employ and nslng the
vilest language. Detective Hyde and
Vaughn conducted an Investigation and
yesterday boob arrested Earl Torango,
aged IS.
The young man was caught in the
act of talking over the telephone with
a girl at a department atore. While
his employer, tbe proprietor of the
Champion Cabinet Work In Sellwod.
waa at lunch. Torango had used the of
fice telephone. He admitted doing this
for several days.
Disorderly conduct waa the charge
made and the case will be heard in
Municipal Court Monday. Torango I a
box-maker by trade.
A complete, confession that he waa
the man responsible for the complaints
was secured by Public Defender Robin
son yesterday afternoon. Torango ad
mitted 4 hat ha would telephone a de
partment store. ask for the girl In
charge of some department, and at her
answer make Insulting proposals. He
never knew any of the young women
to whom he talked.
BENSONDAYPLANSGROW
CELEBRATION AT FAIR WILL BE
NATIONAL IN SCOPE.
CelamMa ' Highway- aad Haltaoaaah
Ceeaty Will Share la Tribute to
' Be raid by Thraaga,
w-fcen the committee selected a. Ben
son "first cltiien" they did not have any
Idea that August 17. "Ilenaon cay a
the San Francisco Exposition, waa go
in w a ha of naarlv National scope. Nor
did they realise that Oregon waa going
km uivcrtiaed bv the exposition om-
cial to the extent that It will be when
8. Benson will receive homage from
Callforntana and Easterner a well as
the citizen of the state ha represent.
"Benson day." when first conceived,
waa not the "Benson day" that will be
-w t. win h rnlumblt High
way day and Multnomah County day
aa welL
A request from Oregon representa
. . . ....nini. tha Commis
sioners of this county waa received
yesterday that some one bo appointed
officially to repressnt Multnomah Coun
ty at -the exposition on "Benson day.
As yet no representative nmm -w-
i . -. .... rnmmiiilMiiri will no
i - aAmAna within a tew
UUUW. M ' "
daya And aUo yesterday to the Cham
ber of Commerce came a request
the Ban Francleco newepapera forpic-
ture of the Columbia Highway.
Beside member of the committee
v. k . i'himtr of Commerce.
other Portlander will go to the fair for
th celebration. Several acceptance to
Invitations given by the Chamber of
Commerce already have been received.
Beside the formal programme, con
tv Msvnr Rolph.
of San Francisco; Governor Johnson.
of California, and uovernor
combe. of Oregon. PTeaident Moore, of
the exposition, and Mr. Benson, a mu
sical programme will be given at the
Oregon building.
DAILY " CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Ueense.
1M Twenty-fourth street, and Bessie Keater.
road. !eii. li Third street North, and toe
Una Clair, letr.t. 71 Missouri venue.
i-URK-PAXilN-Leonardo 8. Clark.
ri Nineteenth street North, and Mary
Granbeck. 21. 4e Lrrabee street, aad Myr
tle "on. u. v... -
Echo, or- and Elisabeth aneU, 5. 27 Bast
ElshteentTi street -North.
iuk ni.i,i.n afreet, end Ella F. Gam
ble. Iral. l!l Belmont street
RIEUER-FOROYCE Henry Rleder. legal,
Oo Msrsuertte avenue, and Hasel ioroyce,
l.iL lsil Bayard street.
BASNER-BECKETT Martin Msner. ie.
Vancouver Barracka W'ash.. and Mary Irene
atecaetu
Births.
POUXn? TO air. ana '""'.', '
U4Q East iloyl street. July 30; a
dausbter. .
BKO W TO sir. inn . """-"
Brown, loe Cook arenue. August z; a son
KAA H TO air. ana mim. . -umb
Slxiy-faurth avenue. Southesst. July 81, a
son. - ,,.. it
pHATTU to air. ana " " ' ' " "
Sh.tto. Scappoose. Or July 2: a dauhter.
HOLMAX-To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E.
Roiman. 1 East Flfty-Mth street, August 1;
a diushter. . ' .,v.
DANIELS T Sir. ana sirs.
n.m.ia 431 East Harrison street. August 4;
a daughter. . n. , v
StOONai 1 o sr. - 1 - - - -
an. T . I r I V-.l . )l Street BOUtU.
Ju!.v': "h"r. w
Keller. Su Forty-sixth street South. June
20; a son. ... . t
LONG To r. ana atrs. c.aioan i. woi.
SHI Est Fifty-second street. Juae 15; a
aaugnier. , , w
B A w r. TO 31 r. ana ,"
Sage. -"7 Tenth avenue boulheaat. July 2,
a daagtiter.
1-BKKINd Te Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perkins.
U alsraia street, Aogust a; a daughter.
AVUEKrOX To Mr. and Mrs. Lx-onird
Anderson. &i01 Thirty-seventh avenue south
east. AUgUSl " . wm. .
ARTHL'K Te Mr. and Mrs. Tfi. H. Arthdr,
4ttt Vancouver avenue, July SO; a dauah-
'"FRANCOIS Te Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
s-...rAi. a u rui Sixtr-fMcaad street aouth.
J"lr 3; a eo.i ,t ,
-J i i p io air. .uu aaie. v. ...n
Sl East FIfty-eevenia street North, July
an. li-US Sandy boulevard, July 19; a spn.
fel. el East Eightieth street North. August
i; . "rti- .... - v
JUBrn IB 1 ml 1 ' u .mriii.
SO 3 East Flstjr-lhlrd street North. August 4;
HtkAt-t-H It TO sir. ana sirs. . s wren i.
H..r.rk. I lul Weedward avenue. July X:
a daughter.
TOO ITE TO CI-AMFY.
tlS.eO LOAM WANTED AT T PET CENT.
WANTED By youa widow, lady between
.O and 3. object companionanip ana mu
tual pleasure; must be near, cheerful, kind,
afTeotinst nature, fearless and bold, fond
of outdoor work nd sport, healthy and
bright, slender enough to pass, la male
attlra on trip through mountains. Ana
wtih description of self. Must be unin
cumbered. Ne man-lovers or flirts want
ed. BC 3. Oregonlaa.
MARRIKD man wants work; ran drive team.
pis planer or sawraiii. auiia rwai or -glngTara
ahle to take iliarge of losgiug
camps or mills er aity ether work; know
the city well: rts give first-class refer
ences; will work for reasonable wages;
Swedish, but American cltlseo. John An
deraon. yf Worosster bid.
LOOK HERE The only sawmill, planer.
timber end jana mr saie. amy muee
from renter of Portland; at a bargain r
will accept a email part In trade, cash
and time. J oh a Brows, tireeham. or..
i'hee Gresham 111. -
FOR HALJi .4-foot raUed deck cabin
cruiser, 1 b. p.. Gray motor; boat and
engine in good condition; storage battery
e.ctrte light In caMn: tat reasonable
ff.r will not be refused. Inquire C. F.
Oismhers. Oregon City, or. Msln ?4.
tONJBNIAL gentlemen, ti to 4 may have
ro)m (private batht In widow's borne;
nsa of piano, best of location, on Hoyt
between 2Id and t2A. 12 month; board
If deelred. a nr.it. Oreeonlsn.
UADT. alone, middle aged, wishes posltlorJ
aS nOUSeseeper, i' nr. .11 puii Fi..,nni,
eapabia ef managing, no objection to leav
. tng cliy. beet ef references. AK x2. Ore
gon Ian-
WILL, sell cesp for cash or part trade. 40
acres, uncultivated, eloea to Portland,
richest soil, natural irrigation ana syien
did Umber. Address B. M., 048 Id IU
Portland. Or.
ijT "nEW s-roora cungalow, furnished, mod.
era. at tt aV S7th si. te nice couple whe
will board me and son. Call at house
Eundar betweea It and t or evenings
sr:r 7.
en brick apartment building. 4 stories,
and basement, automatic elevator, nearly
covers ftOilOO lot. Nob Hill district; value,
$.kT im. insuranca $30,000; assessed valus
lot S4-1HJ. assisssd valae building tlS.ooo;
building 3 years old. leased 4.1uO month.
This la A-l. Want It Immediately ; ae
brokerage. BC tM. Oregonlan. s
Bot-AIK furnace heap If so'd at once.
K. 4C7J, m 01 Blags. Atarshall 903. Mouda.
f
TTTE SUNDAY OREGONTAJf, PORTXANDt AUGUST 8, 1915,
vA AM VA rli&irf - I . - - - If L, ,n i . I . i ' - ' f " " ' .--
A HELIARLK concern desiring the service
el aa konrst, trustworthy aad buslnosj
getlln salesmen win find It to their at
tentate to communicate with, K Ml, re-
fonian.
TWO roll-top desks. 2 revolving chairs,
good as ew. and 1 Smith-Premier .
at a bargain. SJ7 Worcester bldg. call
Monday.
TO Gearhart or Seaside. Thursday. August
11 in auto, ea opening da of near Colum
bia Highway; S days' outing. $7.60 round
trip. Weod lOt tHh. Main 3W.
FCRN1HHED house for young couple; owner
of furniture will pay -' 'or board and
room; rent $12 per month. Tabor 4t-U,
between 11 ana i-z.
COMPETENT woman, general housework;
email family, and help with chUdreo: must
be good plain cook and kind to children.
tval apt, it. ass lits su
WE HAVE 75,000 cedar posts, any six or
length: will deliver anywhere, state Wood
Tie and Pole Co., Oswego R. F. 1. o. 1.
Box 177. Phone Main 779T. .
950. ...
$10 cash, 10 a month, 1-room
good corner lot. 80 minutes out. sgenta,
AP Oregonlan.
lioo LIGHT lunch and confectionery. Mor-
i . L'll. I Hiatrtct- YOU
will certainly get your moneys worth.
Main twlB. .
WANTED Young man. experienced grocer,
to sell family and restaurant trade; give
reference and name of last employer.
Pan Kelteher. Grsnd and B. Morrison.
DANDT 8-room bungalow on Portland Hgls..
completely furnished, piano, garage. 1 blk.
from car. Call Main S52. trice to right
parties, U.
NL'RSB MAID to care for "-months-old
baby; going to Oearhart: references re
quired. Call Monday or Sunday, 11) to
Msln 8118. or SOS Montgomery.
FOR EXCHANGE View- corner. 100X13S. a
new bungalows, occupied. 2.V10; O
Grove. Want small farm same value.
P. O. Boa in. pan prove.
OOOD all-round auto mochanlo and chauf
feur wanta work; la years' esperlence.
reasonable wages. J. Orlffln, Hew 8ar
nae Hotel. .
TWO very pleasant, well-furnished house
keeping rooms; running water bath, elec
tricity, phone, walking distance; cheap
rent. ifl Montgomery.
NICE front room for rent, newly furnished,
suitable for three or four men; close to
two csrllnee. BO N. 1th St.
toss OVERLAND. 1914. . elee. starter and
lights, near batteries, near tlrea. 4u
Thompson.
g -room furnished tent house: Dutch
kitchen, hot water, gas range and lights.
Tabor 54B0. ,
aivTrn ta ..ni . small hotel or room
ing-house by an experienced hotel man.
Address BC S0, Oregonlan.
PRACTICAL nurse wants nursing, nervous,
mental or confinementa A-l references,
city or eonntry- 21)3 10th st. Main BITS.
FOR SALE S good cows. Jersey, Guernsey
and Durham. IromV lo I1O0. HI Bast
!d at. North.
lOt'NO lady wants position, doctor's or
dentist's office, experienced, competent,
reference. A 1806.
W N T V. l V n who can use megsphone. to
work 4 hours each" day. D. Kellaher a
Co.. Grand ave. and E. Morrison.
FURNISHED house, one month, Irvlngton,
fruit, vegetables, piano, Bieepiug
csr 1 block. East 1B7.. '
MAN snd wlfa want place on farm; honest,
4 eiiltn. wnrkere. Y OTS. Ore-
sronisn
LA RGB front suite free cooking gas, 2.S0
wk.; nice room. tW; large yard. 201 8.
Grand.
OS I R I H BOA msksr wsnted: must be
perlenced on make-over work Hartness
flume fcnop, rwa iin.
FOR SALE A Wold compressed air brush,
never used, price $18, will trade. Call
Broadway 2184. Ask for Nelson.
WANTED Msn who is employed day times,
and wife for light janitor work. AN VSt,
Oregonlan. '
WANTED Esperleneed salesladies and flt
tera for country town; give full particulars.
AP t. Oregonlan.
FOR SAIE Two 28-in. auto casings, three
20-inch tubes. Call at 11 S. Everett any
day but Saturday.
FOR SALE New S14-ln. wagon cheap, or
trade for cow or pigs. J. L. Cogswell.
Ltnnemann Sta.
A GOOD BUY.
No. 10 E. Kth st. N., at 20 per cent dis
count this neck. Inquire on premises.
WILL trade fine unincumbered city lot for
good suto; high-class macnine cunuuucu,
give particulars, u vnv, urfr"m.ui
WANT lot for 1200 equity in new 5-room
bungalow on Rose city rara canine; uei.
as rent. BC QMS. Oregonlan.
NEW i-room bungalow. Rose rlty park car-
llno. only ll.0; cut rrom smxi: w cuo,
balance like rent. BC 087, Oregonlan.
CHAUFFEUR, married, eober, steady, wants
any kind or sou. aiarsnau aoio, ,iiuu
Apartments.
WAST to do plastering for cow or anything
of value. Tabor 5wi.
MODERN 6 and 8-room flat, painted and
tinted, reasonable, qjv Lvcrtu .
WANT to buy second-hand birds of para-
TWIN lfilS Dayton, fully equipped. $100
cash. Pellwood I4t3.
EXPERIENCED young lady wishes cham
ber work. Phone slain oooe
POPE-HARTFORD. 5-pass., good condition;
5iKi;- terms. 4S3B wm st. a. a.
THOROUGHBRED orange Persian kitten.
Terrington stocK. reasonaoie. a iwa
NEW H H.' P. A, C. electrlo motor 140.
Phone Main tSOL
FOR SALE Ford, 1.13. good condition,
300. Phone Bellwood t4S.
WANTED A 'violinist to share downtown
stndlo. AO T7. oregonlan.
BOARD and rooms. Casa Rosa, too Jeffer
son street: Ii'S ana up.
GAS RANGE, almost new, 4 burners, large
n.Ki 494 Jefferson.
BAUf carriage. Wagner,' first-class condi
tion. Marshall sen.
MULTNOMAH county rights automobile ac
cessory. 8i3 Front St. Sunviay. to 12.
OAK. porcelaln-llned. Eureka Opal refrlg-
erator. appiy at on awnnmtij -
WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR
JOB FRIM1UI no urtngnnu
i-CHAIR barber ahop for sale. 64a Thur-
nian.
WANTED t-'-"...l on (8200 home, close In.
r ifio, urciuuiM.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Daily aad auaday.
Per Hoe.
. lee
mm ad two YssMe'cutlve times tie
tine ea or spivs mr. . . ..-
tha sjait rate apply te advertisements
nnder "New Tedar" aud all ether elaeaiilca-
Uotie except ma isuesuii
Mtuatioaa emrM .......
Ml salivas Mauled remele
tor Kent. Boosne Private Families.
Hoard and Meosas Private tamiliea.
Iloueckeeplag Rooms Private rauillles.
. .K. I mk I km I Uifl A. 7 I .
a !sefkkr5'li, k ...
Qej -roariv aTiiwni.i.it. .in v.
based the eumbee of lines appearing I
the paper, regardless, ef tha Bomber of word
rach line. Minimum charge, two lines.
ernlseroenls ever th telephone, provided
be advertiser Is a subscriber te either phone.
No prtrea will be quoted ever the phone, but
Whether eubseaueat advertisements will oe
u-u aver the skoee depeads apoa th
It-ssrets. hltualloas W anted and Personal
sdirrtiee meals will aot be accepted over the
telephone. Orders for ane Insertion nly will
be acrepted for -Fmaltur for Bale," -Bui-
llupenasio wwie- -
lied to HfSt."
k. i-:ia a'ciaek Saturday eight. Tbe off ire
ill he sura until le e cieea I-. as... ae o.uai,
and aU ade received too late far proper
rlassif Icattoe will he run oader tbe beadiag
-lew Laiv iw v .
Telephoae Mala 17. A gMS.
MECTIJtO NOTICFS.
KlltltrAiaivA . wi..... ..... """
and Ladles of Security Big open meeting
next Friday. August 18. :S0 sharp. Moose
Hall, Moirison ani Brosdwsy. cards, MM).
Entertainment, dancing. Hocks' nnlon music.
Good prises. Admission 13 cents. Come, an
bring your friends for a sood time. Also re
member our bl picnic. Sunday. August SX
at Crystal Lake Psrk. Full for all. Coma
Refreshments mm rain, s 1
DnDTl lvn' TEST AND HIVE NO.
1 of the 1-sxlie of the Maccabees, will have
a picnic on Council Crest sturday afternoon
and evening. Dancing and fireworks In th-
evening No admission to grounds. Hanoi
tickets. J5c Everybody Invited. A good tlms
is assured.
FORESTERS. ATTENTION.
All Portsters are expected to be at Esta
rgda Park oa Sunday. Aug. 13, to celebrate
Forester dsy. Musle. dancing, games, races
and general picnic Round trip only 600.
children 2.'. Trains leave East Water and
E. Morrison sta at ft A. M. .
MARGUERITE "COTERIE CLUB will have
basket picnic on August 12. at Columbia
Park for all Royal Neighbors and friends.
EXTRA Past Masters jewels. Special
designs la embiesa jewelry. Jaeger Bros.
"Vtai
Advertleeeaents te reeeiTO pro to pi eiswsirt
ratieai ansst be in The Oregonlaa attire be
fore o clock at Bight, aaxept eiaturday.
PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ABSTRACTS AND TITLES.
PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable prices.
Paciflo Title A Trust Ce. I Ch. of Com.
ACCORDION FLOATING.
K STEPHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cord., side pleat, buttons covered, goods
sponged; mail ordsra to Fittoc block.
M. I7.
Pleating, hemstitching, ploottiag braiding.
Eastern Novel ty Co.. tSfr 4th. Bdw y too.
AsSATEBS AND ANALV8T8.
MONTANA AJSSAT OFFICE, 141 Is d. Gold.
silver and plstlnum bought.
ATTOatNCY8-AT-LAW.
J. 6. NELSON, LAWYER, (it P1TTOCK
BLK. CONSULTATION FREE. BD'T Hit.
CABI EX WCAVEBB.
FLUFF RVaa RAO RUOo.
New rugs from old ingrain, Brussels,
Smyrna, Azmlnater carpets; carpet clean
ing, refitting, resialng; country orders
prompt attention. Send for booklet. West
ern Fluff Rug Co 14-t Union eve. North.
Phone East 4tlt, B 147s. "
NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old car
pets. rag ruga 181 K. 1th. Bo th phonea.
CELLILOID BITTON9, BADOK8.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPAST.
117 Washington st. Mala 111 and A liSt
CHIROPODISTS.
William, Estelle and William, Jr., Devenr.
the only s-lentlflo chiropodists in the city.
Parlors 101 Gerllnger bldg., a W. corner
td and Alder. Phone Main lltl.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
HI1L Office Flledner bid. Main 1471;
CHIROPRACTIC PHY8ICLVN9.
DR. M'MAHON, alith year. Chronic cases
taking time, 11 treatments, tlo. 121 4th St.
CLEANING AND PRESHINO.
DRESS SLITS tor rent. We press oa suit
each week for fl.60 a moath.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO..
tot Stark su. Tec ilh and 4th. Main 514.
COLLECTION AGENCI.
CLAIMS of any descrlptloa collected oa per
centage anwhere; highest class refer
ences. The Harden Mercantile Agency. 414
Henry bldg. Phone Marshall iSCL
NETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17
No collection, no charge. Established 100.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
PINKERTON CO.. U.S.DETECTIVB AGCT.
Established over 30 years.
SCIENTIFIC DETECTIVE WORK.
Investigation and reports niade oa Indi
viduals any where. Consultation free. Suits
854 Plttock block. Phone Broadway 7t.
DAXCIXG.
MANCHESTER Dancing Academy, toft tth
St.. bet. Stark and Oak; sp'I Summer rates,
I private lessons, 1: morning, afternoon,
evening, all latest danoes guaranteed. Class
Thura. Sat. evenings, 7-i:I0. Children's
classes Sat.. I to 1. to. Broadway 1140.
HEATHS SCHOOL Lessons daily; class
Fri. eve. Auditorium Hall. 20SV4 3d St.
near Taylor. Main 8H22.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Treatment bv aoecisllst: STlassee fitted. Df.
T. F. Caasaday, 617 Pekum bldg.. Id A fft,
WHOLESALE AND
AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS.
DUBRUILLB BUGGY TOP CO.. 100 td St.
Baggage a Omnibus Transfer. Parfc A Pvi.
AstUfcAlf aoaani.
Royal Bakery Coal., inc. lith and Everett.
BAtt-n cisvo arts nutiuuu.
HENRY WE1NHAKD, 13th and Burnslda
- . . . ........ .-n-r...J rlTDVIttUIVriH
FLElSCHNEtLAYECjJy lUl Ash St.
srew w--w s-s'a r- a r C T OEPI If S
aCesUJDiV A lUVAli 0 at a vsa.avj.
Etubbi EctricA Co., th nd yia lU,
w a uCDtl A W'TB
Albert Bro. MUling Co.. Front and Marshall,
H. M.. HOt'SER, Board of Trade Bldg.
WADnAM9ACO- 47-ia Fourth St.
- HATS AND CAPS., . .
THANH ATJSER HAT CO., 64-S8 Front st.
HIDES, W UUL, lAavaas "".
XAn pnyjo.. a
iniv tensaa
PACIFIO IRON WORKS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STRUCTURAL STEEL PLANT.
HOP MERCHANTS.
K'NEFT" BROS.. 224-35 Plttock block.
Main SSL Phones. Broadway 1140,
MEETING JiOTlCKS."
COME TO THE PORTLAND ART CLTJB'S
!,. special 500 party Tuesday af ernoon 6
cirVry Sa't'urdiy Sfght h -t. Every-
body welcome, aoiiuiu
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE ARK
will give ouu pari? -7"
St. ; hand-painted china prise. Members
and friends Invited. Admission IBc
. rCSERAL NOTICES.
RANDALL In this city. August J""?
Randall aged 1 years, late of 008 feast
Ankeny street The funeral services will
beheld Monday. August . t :8 olock
P M at the nresidence establishment of
J P Flnley A Bon. Montgomery at Fifth
Friends invited. Interment at Rlverview
Cemetery.
JENXINS The funeral services of the late
Ll . Jenkins wlll.be held today (Sun
day) at 4 o'clock P. M. at the residence
wibll.hment of J. P. Flnley A Son. Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friend lv'tedi.vInAe11
rnent it Lone Fir Cemetery. Mondgy. Au
gust 9, t 4 o'clock P. M., privata
JOHNSON The funeral servlyes of
John F. Johnson will be held Monday.
August . at 1 o'clock P. M. at the resi
dence establishment of J. P. f "''
Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friend, in
vited. HARALDSON August T. A'vlna Harald.on,
axed 1 years, beloved daughter of Mr.
ISd MrsAnton H.raldsou, of Ashland
Or Remains at Dunning A McEntees
priors; from where they will be shipped
to Newberg. Or.. Monday, August 9.
MILLER The funeral service of the late
Jennie L. Miller will be held at Warren.
Or at 11 A K. Sunday. August 8. Re
mains at P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors.
East Eleventh snd Clay streets.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Th only resluence undertaking tablU.
dobi In Portland with prtvat dxlvwy.
Mai. . A 4VlNLET A SON.
- Montgomery at Fifth
. wv ota a A TT lh lAaVdlflaT
fticra, riiff
Ssumos, Lady aaalaiant. A l'lL Main sui.
r A DUNNING, INC.
.... !TJr.i nir.ctora 14 East At'
Sill Blue r mm... "---J
der street. a.ast .a.
MILLER A TRACE Y, Independent lunsrau
i.lal!.,?JkwJZJi&A??.t
V ainiDllOB MUtA aa.ia -w .
. 'aa nr ITT TlWR V IC
.,;r n lOSi liiy attendant. Dw
and night service. .
" DUNNING a M ENTEE. fi ""Van '? a'na
Broadway and Pine. Phone Mala 480, A 464A
LsBy Attendant.
d t t cT'U East 11th and Clay strset
Lad'y assistant. East T8L
- !T . . . . . - .-. . . n V US
8KEWES IMJtBlAAiAU "
and Clay Main 416. A 2Zti. Lady attendant.
rTT. BYRNES. Williams av ana moii.
ESt 1110. t; AlrSe. .WJ .......
BHEKZB b.-suutv. '"
suto hearse. 1028 BelmonU Tab. 1258. Biaoit.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.f florUts. 817 Wash
ington. Mln 18. A 128.. Flower for all
occasions artistically arrange.
CLARKE BROS., florists. 187 Morrison st.
Main or A 1806. Fine flowers and floral
designs. no pre.ot.-n .iv
8LNNTSIDE sreeshouse.- Freeh Xlowsra
Phone B 15lf. E.-88d snd Taylor.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7818, A BelUng.
MONUMENTS.
Portland Mxrbis works, 268 4th t
opposite City Halt, builders of memorial
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
674 BELMONT ST.
Pnoaea East 148, B SMB. Opea Day
aad Niche.
Keport all senses of cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber for small animals.
Horse ambulance for sick or disabled
snlmala at a moment' notice. Anyone
dealring a pet may communicate with us.
INSCBAJfCE.
DAVID M. DUNNE, gen'l Insuraaoe: flee.
marine, auto. 3 and wnam. -"-
MESSENGER 6EBVICm.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycle and
bicycles. Phone Main . A n.
MUSICAL,
Emll Thlerhorn, violin teacher; pupil Syvclk.
107 Flledner bldg. A sieo. jaiarsnaii
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, STAFF of TEACHERS.
lO.NSjSttVAAOItv ASA AStn a
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. .
S-. A fight oa hign prices.
fljlf J pay . to 110 for glasses
V. V 5,nea i can fit your eyes
with first - Quality lensea.
gold-tilled frame as low sa $1.50 T C. W.
Goodman, Jul Morrison. Mail orders prompt
ly filled. Write for particulars. Main tit.
A fight oa high price. Why
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
R. C, Wright 21 years' practice TJ. S. and
foreign patents, sua ueaum oius.
PATENTS.
PATENTS that protect and pay; advice and
h,fea , ... - h i.h.n referancei beat re
sults; promptness assured; sand sketch or
rooeel ror searoo. wauoa b.
patent lawyer, 484 F st-. Washington. D. C
arlPB.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
opice near am ana iw.. -
STORAGE AND TRAXSFEB,
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO AN
FROM ALL POINTS
on nonsenoia goous, v-"1'-. " .
Through carload aervlce, guaranteed
Get our rate before shipping anywhere.
We can save you money suu ''"
PACIFIC COAST FORWARDINTJ CO.
201 WILCOX BLDG. -
Thot.a -Marshall 2487. Maxahalt 1S39.
. . . . . . . . - n.TiT? u c c-f. lUnilHhalll
Goods Specialists, Storage, Packing. Ship-
j i tJasss sjsa A n Ifl
pins Knu juuTiAiB. AJ.W4-V i .
cTo. PICK. TRANSFER A eT,aa1Bi0'
Id antPlneSta.. Broadway ti. A
OREGON TRANSFER CO. 474 Glisan st,
corner 13th. Telephone Main 8 or-
we own ana uiii . . " " , , ,
warehouses and terminal tracks. Lowest
Insurance rates in city. .
MOVING. PACKING, SHIPPING. STORAGE
Reduced freight rales to ll P'Bt
MANNING Warehouse Transfer Co.
vt.m toi ith and Hoyt, A X314.
aiADlSON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
Office 1S "sai.
and lorwaraing agents. rv.
VETERINARY SCHOOLS.
S. F VETERINARY COLLEGE begin Sept.
13. No profession offers equal opportunity.
Catalogue free. C, Keen, prea. Itlt Mar-
net St.. pan r raumw...
WOOD.
. .i - a en Alstant
FlRST-CIAsa seaaoueu , .
delivery. 4.7s. National Fuel Cow E. Id
ana Oregon. i. -v..
GREEN and dry slabwood. blockwood. Pan
ama Fuel Co. Main 5710. A 18. .
MANUFACTURERS
LEATHER. AND SHOE TRADE SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MASTICK CO.. 74 Front; Leather
oc every description, tay. ms.
COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co.. 81 4th St.
U v VWBV
BRADSHAW BKOS., Morrison and 7th sta
VHiia.HIVAAU ........ w - -
Portland Wire a Iron Wks., Id A Columbll
BiivTa . xr , T I'RH ll'ATIMl OiXA.
W. P. FULLER A CO.. 13th and Davis.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
BA8MTJ6SE.V a CO., Id and Taylorstreeta
PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VAXVES.
M. L. KLINE, 84-84 Front st.
PLCMBUfG AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE. 84-84 Front St.
PKINTKRH AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTEo A CO... 1st and Oak sta
. . . . ........a.'i.. yc-u a vva
EVERD1NG A FARRSLL. 140 Front-.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northmp.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER at CO.. 12th snd Davis.
MORGAN WALL PA'PER CO.. 180 fid St.
NEW TODAY.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
A Lady. Who Is Leaylng; for the South,
Has-Instructed Us to Sell tho Fur
niture, Rugs, Etc., of 'Her Pri
vate Residence. We Have
Moved These Goods to
BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE
For Convenience of Auction Sale
ON TUESDAY NEXT
Comprising; fumed quarter-sawed oak
library suite, viz., davenport, settee,
costlv library table, large easy rockers
and chairs, all complete with genuine
leather cushions: gas lamp, cellarette,
oak parlor desk, oil paintings, box
couch, leather-upholstered stools, genu
ine Wilton rugs, hall stand, brass elec
trlo and gas fixtures, velvet and Brus
sels rug-s. brass and Iron beds, best
steel SDrinsrs. silk floss and felt mat
tresses, pillows, bedding, blrdseye maple
and oaK aressers ana cninoniers,
wnT.rl aimrtereri oak d 1 n 1 n tr - room
suite, viz., 48-inch top dining table
eight ieet long, set or. leainer-seaieo
chaira, buffet, copper and brass chaf
ing dish, mahogany music cabinet,
steel range, refrigerator, linoleum and
many other useiui lots.
We shall also sell the part furnish
ing of five-room flat, as follows; Bed
room furniture, dinlnsr table and chairs.
cook stove, gas plate, nearly new tent.
utensils, etc
PLEASE CALL TOMORROW AND
INSPECT THE ABOVE GOODS.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT
10 O'CLOCK.
CN THURSDAY NEXT
We Sell Furniture. Carpets, Rugs. Etc.
Auction on Thursday Next at 10 A- M.
HE PAT CASH FOR SECOND-HAND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Or Will Sell the Same for You at the
Residence or Our Salesrooms.
W. C. BAKER W. H. DEAN.
Fnrnltare Dealer and Auctioneer,
188-168 Park Street.
$1500 Will Handle This
Beautiful New Home
Leeated la aa Exclusive Fart of
I .iiMlkMp.li fara.r Ir. II 4 v 1CM-
One block from carllne. Consist of
eigne rooms imianea in raanog&ujr aim
iwry, ail wuiiv-iii vvui.iii.ui.coi ub, u-
wood floors throughout, tile bath and
steeping-porca. garage, ajosvi wuu
OWNER,
1IW Royal Co-art St. Phone Tabor 37 HO.
Modern Six-Room Home
ON BROADWAY CAR,
IN IRVINGTON
The price will interest you and the
terms will please. This house Is worth
mean buslrtess. E B7, Oregoalaa.
Clsv aad ram Ti uiim ties In
Any Amount at Current It tea
HAITsfsJI-THOsrrsOg. Banktr
8at"J Con
Corner Fourth aad Stark Streets.
Phone Tour Want Ads to
THE OREGONLAN.
Main 7070, A 6095.
1.
IsT
AUCTION SALES
At Wilson's
Auction House
1SS-S First St, Near Morrison.
REGULAR SA TUESDAYS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
EACH DAT AT M A M.
It. B. NO SALE AT salesrooms HON.
DAT on account of special anctioa ad
vertised below.
WEDNESDAY .AND FRIDAY
will find our salesrooms crowded with
a good assortment of FURNITURE of
all descriptions, RUGS. CARPETS, LI.
OLEUM, STEEL RANGES, ajaa rsagrs,
refrigerator, etc., for positive sale-
OCR
Private Sale Department
will Prove of
Special Interest to Bayer of
PIANOS, ORGANS, V1CTROLAS,
GRAPHOPHONES,
HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE,
ROOK - SIZE RUGS,
STEEL AND GAS RANGES,
REFRIGERATORS, WATER HEATERS,
ETC.
All good offered at PRIVATE SALE
are absolutely FIRST-CLASS In every
respect. FULLY GUARANTEED and
DfXIVERED. We solicit an Inspection.
WILSON'S BANKRUPT-STOCK STORE
173 SECOND ST., CORNER TAM HILL.
(Main 2032.)
. " GROCERIES ! " - GROCERIES I .
"GROCERIES I"
JUST ADDED SEVERAL NEW STOCKS.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.
BRING US YOURJHDER.
' We Can Also Save You Money on
CUTLERY, SILVERWARE,
MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE,
PAINTS, WALL PAPER, ETC.
All Kinds of
STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENTS.
Don't Buy Until You See What
We Have for Sale.
: J. T. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.
'SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
TOMORROW, MONDAY AT 10 A.M.
At the Goodnough Building
Corner Fifth and Yamhill Sts.
We are favored with instructions
from the owner to sell the entire con
tents Of S5 ROOMS ON THE FOURTH
FLOOR, COMPRISING UPRIGHT
"KIMBALL" PIANO, LIBRARY AND
EASY CHAIRS, ROCKERS. MAHOG
ANY WRITING TABLE, with plate
Slasa top; larg-e LIBRARY TABLES,
LADIES' DESKS, DAVENPORTS,
COUCHES, CENTER TABLES, LARGE
MIRRORS, PICTURES, LACE CUR
TAINS, PORTIERES and DRAPERIES,
WILTON, AXMIASTER and BRUSSELS
RUGS and CARPETS, large Quantity of
INLAID LINOLEUM, BRASS and IRON
BEDS, complete with good SPRI.NGS
and MATTRESSES? large quantity of
good BED LINENS, FEATHER PIL
LOWS. COMFORTERS, SPREADS,
DRESSERS Of all descriptions, CHIF
FONIERS. WARDROBES, COMMODES,
TOILET SETS, complete KITCHEN
OUTFIT and other effects.
THIS SALE offers a g-ood oppor
tunity to dealer and private buyers to
stock up for Fall.
DONT FORGET, sale TOMORROW
at 10 A. M.
J. T. WILSON, AUCTIONEER.
Cash paid for furniture, stocks of
merchandise, ' etc. Main 1626.
STOP AT
Newly re
furnished, papered
v-Ann
dtai aad Aide
vated enlarged lobby all modern con
veniences. Rooms, with private bath,
$1 per day up; without. 75o up. Because
the rates are low," don't think the serv
ice Is poor. Special rates by week or
moritn. &everai ruuuis "im "w .
making- thfim practically suites.
FUNERALS
ti.....i,i.I iil, nliiah
or broadcloth casket,
embalming-, rough box.
bearse, two limousines
.nil urvlCM for. ......
More reasonable funeral if desired for
130. S40, (to. .
Higher-priced funeral In proportion.
We make onr own caskets.
Lady assistant. Private funeral chapel.
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Directors.
: Washington and Ella Sta
slain 1(11, A1III
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Residence Loans and 7 Per Cent, Ac
cording to Location. Plenty of Money.
ROBEKToUJN & ttWUNli
207-8 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
- s 5, 6, 796
OREGON INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO.
Stock Exchange Building. Third and
Yaxabtll Street.
WB- WILL BUILD AND FINANCE
HOMES
Flat and Apartment
in any part of to
city costing; f roa
. $2000 to 120,000; pay
ments nae rent.
Call and see us.
W. B. BOWMAN CO.
Reexa I. ta
ercial lino Building.
WE LEND MONEY
ANY AMOUNT TO fl'0,000 ON CITT
PROPERTY.
ABOUT fTOOO FOft CLOSE-IN FARM
SECURITY.
G. H. THOMAS
267' Oak St., Room 3, Alnsworth Bid.
$10,000-FORSALE
Two Lota, 50x100 Each, With a 21.
Roomed House.
Level ground, one block from City Hall
In Astoria, Oreson. Suitable for ma
ternity hospital or fashionable board
ing house. Insured for 15000. Terms.
330 Seventeenth Street, Astoria, Oregon
West ern Bond &
Mortgage Go.
Onr Owa Meaey at Current Rates.
MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONOS.
FARM AND CITY LOANS.
80 Fourth St., Board af Trade Bin--.
75
m.. C. i . ' ssu- . jsi m
: -.' . j lei- I
Auction Sale
Monday, 2 P. M.
211 First St.
We have received several nice con
signments of furniture for this sale,
including heavy metal beds, good oak
dressers, library table, leatherette
couch, good rockers, dining-room set In
weathered oak, golden oak table and
chair and. In fact, everything to fur
nish your home complete.
FORD AUCTION CO.
REGULAR SALES
Monday,' Wednesday, Friday.
At 2 P. M. Each Day
WE ARE LIKE THE FORD MACHINE,
NOT THE LARGEST, BUT THE
MOST 'RELIABLE.
FOR SALE
SIGHTLY -RESIDENCE PROPERTY
100x200, north end of block and
100 by 100 northwest corner of
block, in restricted - district.
IMPROVEMENTS ALL IN AND
PAID FOR.
No Incumbrances. Property raised
above street. Clean. Ready to re
ceive building. Two blocks from
Sandy boulevard. Cheap tor cash,
or payments, or will exchange
for modern house, six to eight
rooms, and lot in good restricted
district. Address
DR. A. E. TAMIESIE,
Peadletoa, Oreajea, Box A.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city and farm property at
current rates. Attractive repayment
privilege. Loans quickly closed. Call
today.
dOI LARGE LOANS ON COL
OO BUSINESS PROPERTIES U JO
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
217-21 North westera ' Bank BaUdlasf.
Marshall 4114, A 4118.
REAL ESTATE DKALEBS.
PALMER-JOKES ' CO., fi. P. 04-iOs-OS
Wilcox bldg. - . -
BENEDICT BROS., ISO Hawtharn ave.
REAL ESTATH.
For Sale Lots.
FACTS, HOT FAKES.
Real estate is beginning to move an. I
it' going to move fasts very soon. I
have a sightly lot In Leurelottrst 8Mr
Laurelhurst Park, which I am compslled
to sell even below prosent market value
This-lot will be worth twice this amount
within twa years' time on account of its
proximity to thl beautiful city park. I
offer you an unusually beautiful homeslts
and a-wonderful Investment. No agents.
Phone Tabor 2JT1. "
$1 DOWN, II A WEEK.
Who would not own a lot on these
terms? These lots are extra large ones:
line soil; price Includes sidewalk and
water; less than a block to car and Sandy
road, which is now being hard surfaced
without ant expense to property owners;
sav your rent. See Mrs, Russell, at
. HART MAN A THOMPSON
4th and Stark.
FOR SALE at a sacrifice, two lots, SOxlOj
each, located on East a th st. and Steel
ave., near Jteed Institute; must be sold to
settie an estate; no reasonable offer rs
fusjd. Address E. K. Beardsley, 1057 SSth
su. Brooklyn. N. Y. --
WHERE do you wish to live? We can sup
ply you lot at lowest prices, anu win
finance, plan and construct home. Terms
easy. Interest only T per cent on deferred
isyments in uregon noins jjuuuers,
3S0 N. W. Bank bldg.
ALL. CASK BAROAIX.
100x100, northweat corner East 15th St.,
and Skidmore. Fine view aud on irvlng
ton carllne. Must be sold quick. '
OOPDARP A WIEDRICK, 813 6tark Bt.
iU IAM1.
-R. C. Park district, fine lasge lot, no
gravel- sold for $lu00; worth JS00; will
take S350 cash, but be quirk if you want
it. Bee it today. Tsbor lt3.
HAVE' some dandy snaps, vacant lota, SI
and up; small homes, 4500 and up. o
J. A. Turner, at -
HARIMAN A THOMPSON
14th A Btark.)
BIO SNAP IN LOT. v V
U block n East S5th. one black from
Irvlngton, sacrificed at 2000; J0O casii
will handle. '
F. FUCHS, 20 Chamber ef Cnmmerea
CORNER, ROSE CITY PARK.
Facing east and north, fHh and Tilla
mook, 1 block from carllne. improve
ment all In and paid to date. Price WOO.
OWNER, MAIN S580.
L BARGAIN Four lota, three on corner,
numbers 6. 8. 9 and 19, block 27, Rail
way Add.: 85x100 each! fruit, trees and
barn; $800 casta for all. J. J, Jordan. Oak
Grove, Or. '
BEAUTIFUL view bomesite. West Side. 7ft
100-ft. lot, city water, only 16 minutes'
ride, Sc fare: best value in Portland at
ts:,0; $10 down, S a month. At. S. Les,
60S Corbett bldg. '
PORTLAND HEIGHTS BXCLUS1 VEI7.
Have several downright sacrifices, UotH
in ;ots and houses; make an offer.
Marshall 4827. BROOKE. A 3889.
NEARLY 3 lots, level, with magnificent
trees, near carllne. surrounded handsome
homes. Price $11500.- Mrs.' Ott, Main aliOl
Or Marshall 8013. Lj
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Fine, large, view
lot, close In, 8 blocks of car; sacrifice,
might take oheap car as part payment.
ROSE CITY PARK One corner, on Inside,
each BOxlOO; east tront; Improvements
paid; near car; 1135 .cash each;-worth
double; sold singly. Call 702 E. frith st. N.
LOT 40x100, level, water, 2 blocks to car,
300. Acre, Newhurst Park, $aoo. Let
East 6Bth and Tillamook, $200. Call st
220 2d st.
WILL SACRIFICE
choice lot, Laurelhurst Addition, lot a.
block S3; price 100 cash. Owner, E. Bru.
760 7th ave San Frsnclico.
A LARGE, beautiful view, tract, West Bids.
6c fare. 15 minutes car ride, city watrr;
best value in Portland Jor ;f0; 10 down.
5 a month. M. E. Lee, Bus Corbett bldg.
WARRENTON snap, 150x100, 1 lots on Ce
dar St.. s blooks from depot, for lluoo
cash. Owner, box 23, Warrenton, Or.
FORCED sale, beautiful lot; paved stroets,
streets all paid; price this week $6u0.
A. K. HILL, 419 Henry Bidg.
LOTS In Wellington; make offer. Owner.
60S commercial diock. arsn.iicsoo.
BUILDINO LOANS AND HOME BUILD
ING. CURTIS, 167K OAK. .
FOR SALE Southeast corner East Pine and
lath Streets. fctarg&in. n B oicgum-i.
IBVIXGTON SNAP Lot. block from 15th
and Stanton, tlo.'.O. AO 070. Oregomsn. '
THREE fine lots. 100x10,. corner E. Market
and butn, ror ?aav. rn.no c.. j.,.
S350 GOOD, lot-for $60 down, SIO- a-month,
Woodlawn 1A54.
A LOT In Westmoreland for sale at a sacr.-
flce. BC 9S7, Oregonlan.
LOT $15d0 paid in, $1500 to pay; can't
make good; make offer. P 989. Oregonlan.
LAURELHURST lot, fine location, chep
for cash. Chaa Rlngler. 81 By. Ex.
IRVINGTON lot, BSaloO, ti:',00. everything
paid. Owner S 4T. Oregonlan.
For Sale Beach Property.
SEASIDE. .
The Palms. 100 feet frontage (corner)
on paved street, S rooms and bath, tolie'.,
tine e'ectrlc fixtures, sleeping porch, stc. ;
will sell for less than cost.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CQ.,
404 Wilcox Bldg,
IF you will consider the best 100x100 build
Ing site on Cannon Beach, unobstuctlbla
view, few steps from ex-Governor West's
Summer residence, for $200 cash, wri'.s
owner today. N 980, Oregonlan.
WANTED To buy small cottage at Long
Beach. Wash. Give location and terms. B
975, Oregonlan.
DESIRABLE corner front lot on Cannon
Beach, just sootn ot fiay stack rot.
Owner, box 205. route 1, Mllwaukle, Or.
EIGHT choice lots, Bayoccan, $800; one a'-
Fer Sale Hooaes.
BEAUTIFUL new home on river bank st
st Helens, or.; senior cost or nouse.
costs nothing. 903 Corbett Bldg.
$12 A MONTH buys 6-room modern house.
X DIOCKS nose t-liy car. v., v. omuci.
401 Board of Trade bldg.
SUNNYSIDE SNAP.
noma, 13 1-3-ft. loti medern, $1700;
pari ceaii. .n. mv-xv.y - nme- J,m ro..
FOR SALE by owner, . modern 9 -room real
-dence on Thurman su, WUlamstt Hsignta
AL 895. Oregonlaa, ...
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