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OTUTonEGON -DAILY JOTJfttf At tOHTIATD, DNT3SD AT- KVENINO, AT, C, 1903.
FEED; LOADED
DOGS TO THE
BAD SHARKS
Scheme of a Wily Chi
cago Financier
y0Ba
I Th
1 plani
He Would Rid Cuban Waters of
the Man-Eating Fish
There
(.Journal fascial Service.)
HAVANA, May . All Havana is
talking of fna novel "get-rlch-quick"
schema Inaugurated by Jo.hn U. Neu
malatar, of Chicago, a financier and
cheese manufacturer, who spent eight
Weeks In Cab Investigating tha Island's
opportunities.
If developed to Ita fullest extant It
would either bankrupt the city or force
th municipal council to repeal what la
onsldered on of th moat beneOolal
ordinance ever adopted. The ord Inane
was only recently passed. It provide
(or- th payment of bountlea for th
laying of sharks. For every female
hark killed In Havana watere ft la to
fee paid, for every male, Si
Mr, Neumelater waa here when the or
dinance waa flrat published. He began
Immediately to "work th wires" be
tween Havana and Chicago. He saw
boundless possibilities In the shark
k tiling business. He Interested Chicago
friends, and in leas than a week the
ana-American Shark Syndicate (un
VRtd) waa prepared to begin opera-
Oorraled th Bog.
Th Chicago capitalist confided his
plana to a few Havana acquaintances.
who told the story. A large quantity or
a peculiar high explosive waa ordered
hlppod to Havana at once. At the same
time fifty men were put to work captur
ing and corralling all the stray dogs to
cent Thea men were given autnoruy
to buy dogs If they could not , obtain
thm otherwise. A small farm waa rent'
ed near the city for the accommodation
of th canines.
And why dogs? Dog flesh 1 the daln
ttest epicurean morsel that could pos
lbly be served to a hungry shark. Ex
periene has ahown that ope dead dog
afloat will attract every shark within
a radius of ten miles. Man-eating sharks
are, more correctly, dog-eating sharks.
As peaches and cream to the average
Juvenile, a ripe, red watermelon to
the Southern negro, so Is floating dog
to th well-regulated- shark.
Thus Mr. Neumelater and his asso
elates figured, and thus they prepared
to execute. They also knew that sharks
could communicate with each other with
wonderful facility. Given one dead dog
In th waters of Havana harbor, the
rstam of communication practiced In
aharkdom would soon summon every dog
loving shark reachable In the Qulf and
the Atlantic
Loaded Dog.
t , i i ... t n
few unloaded dogs to the shams, in or
der that th news might become goner
ally circulated. A few days of this sort
of baiting, then the high explosive was
to act In Its deadly work. The dogs
were to be sent adrift with an explosive
cartridge tied to each of them. A hun
dred or more hungry man-eaters would
begin to combat for the prize, a man in
a boat would press a button, and the
cartridge would do the rest.
The supply of dogs In Cuba and the
tupply of sharks in the ooean being alike
Inexhaustible; the established fact that
four pounds of th explosive attached to
one dog would furnish tne syndicate
with at least a dosen sharks, averaging
In munlclDal bounty $2.60 each; .
"catch" from tme boat not consuming
more than JO minutes; one hundred boats
In o Deration, bringing in 3,400 sharks
an hour, or $6,000 bounty every sixty
minutes why, It waa a Klondike game
that made the cheese Industry and the
stock market seem a waste or time:
The question that is affording tha Havana-American'
Shark Syndicate the
greater concern is: Which will last
longer, the dogs and sharks, or Ha
vana's treasury?
FOR
AT: POLICEMAN
J.
Charles Palmer,; who, on April- It, shot
Policeman Barnesi wa arraigned befor
Judge Cleland this mommg and hi day
or pleading set for Friday next.
Palmer at th tim -of th shooting
wa endeavoring to make hi escape,
after having robbed several French girls.
living In plaeea la th North End. -Officer
name wa called to the scans of
the robbery, and saw Palmor Jn the act
of running aroupd a corner toward Third
street. He gav chase and when, ne naa
nearly overtaken Palmer, th latter turn
ed and fired at hi, pursuer, th bullet
taking effect In th cheek of th officer.
The wound proved to b alight.
mm n
mi inn
An
Honest Official All
They Ask.
&83EBB3EB&B5Bi
If You've Made Up Your Mind
!
That this season you are going to da a bigger, better,
more profitable real estate business than ever before
you must place your advertising in THE OREGON
DAILY JQ URN AL because people look in Its columns
when considering the subject of buying real estate.
72 Real Estate Brokers Use Journal Space
The real estate page of The Journal is indispenslble to
the buyer, the renter, .and the seller of real estate.
ASKS AID OF SISTER.
After pleading with his wealthy sister
to aid him, that ho may not become a
ubllc charge, Cornelius v. Barrett or
Is city has petitioned tha county
Court to cause A.ureia tailing, mu m
Portland, -to pay from her income $30
per montM for his support. If she will
not pay It to hin, he asks it to be paid
Into tho hands of the County Corftmis
Slontfrs, who will see that he is not a
charge on the taxpayers.
Mr. Rarrett states that he is old andi
feeble and unable to work 'and that his
sister lias an estate valued at $50,000;
that he lias pleaded with her but to no
avail. He now takes the last resort and
brings the matter before the court.
BANKRUPTS.
J2
tit t
K. E. and D. W. Prince, under the
Arm name of K. E. Prince & .Co. of
Bylyan, Multnomah County, made pe
tition In bankruptcy in tne united
States Court today. They sta'te their
"abllltle at 13.681.28,, with no assets.
Commission merchant handling meat
and meat prpduct on Front street of
thl city strongly favor the appointment
of a meat 'Inspector. In the event that
official Is subjected to certain restric
tions and oondltlon which would pre
vent discrimination and compel the in
spector to perform hi full duty. They
argue that th sale of diseased meat,
works no good to commission men In
any way and that If an Inspector could
be secured to act along the lines stated
above, his advnt would b warmly wel
comed. ,
"AH this talk? about the large amount
of meats that come on Front street m
a farce," said a well-known Front street
commission man today. "There la abso
lutely no truth In such a, statement, as,
when all the meats received on the
street are taken aitogetner iney womu
not be aufflcleht to supply on of the
mr a.s. jr'iasKAS&Vr 'S-r- -V
I will admit that there is a small
amount of meats arriving that are not In
the very best of oondltlon, but the per
centage of th poor stock . will not
amount to one in a thousand. This
talk of diseased meats 1 revived eery
few days by On of th meat packing
concerns, which want to drive nil com
mission men out of th business.
"If we can get the proper -kind of
an official w wyuld be perfectly sat
isfied to have an Inspector, but such is
not the oase. Take Ban Francisco or
8eattle, for Instance. In both of these
places are regularly appointed Inspec
tors of meats, yet the percentago of dis
eased food that floats around thos two
cities will average much larger than in
Portland.
"Th reason that-ao much poor meat is
being sold in thl. city is because of the -j
action of som xof th retail butchers
who are anxious to buy the poorest stuff
possible and convert It into sausage. I
visited a butcher shop the other day
and found a veal that had simply turned
green. The meat waa probably first
class when first, purchased, but bad be
come unfit for foot on. account of slow
sale, rendering It necessary for, -the
butcher to keep! the meat too long."
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NEW TODAY,
new Today,
r
NEW TODAY.
IOOy 100 Feet and good building on corner of Third and
IVVA1VV MiU streets-$12,000.
7fJ v 100 and fine seven-room house on Lownsdale, be
, IUAiVV twcen Yamhill and Taylor-$8000.
PyIOO 311(1 fine residence, corner of Fourteenth and
UJA1UU Columbia streets $12,500.
Residence properties and Business properties, improved and
unimproved, in ail parts of the-city, at reasonable prices.
F ADM C Large lists for Bale in Oregon and Wash-
W. A. SHAW & CO
243 Stark, near 2d St., Portland Ore.
WORK IN MANY
A WHEAT FIELD
Thousands of Laborers Cross the
Seas to Various Countries.
40-Acre Farm
Cheap
All good land, all fenced, house,
barn, orchard, some grapes, nice
cellar and wood shed; about
8 acres cultivated, most of bal
ance easy to clear; running
stream of water, also springs and
well. Fronts on good county
road, one mile to school and
church, drive to Portland market
and return same day. In Wash
ington Co. Cheap at
$1,000
r -r-TT.
H.B.Compson&Co.
618 The Marquam Building
IIENKLE & BAKER,
319-231 Ablngtoa Bldff. FOBTTAjrD, ofe.
WTTjrXSSES TJSAM VIOLENCE.
(Journal Special Servl.e.)
JACKSON, Ky.. May C Fear of death
sit the hands of assassins still holds
caraJyzed the tongues of the men who
are said to know the names of the as
sassins of Attorney Marcum, who was
kilted at tho court house door Monday.
Even-women and children venture out of
doors with apprehension. No effort has
been made to apprehend the murderers.
The murdered man's family Is going to
get out of the country. Sympathizers
are taking the same stops to avoid
death.
KVBOfiBEa HAXTOS H3MSE1T.
(Journal Special Servicer.
CLEVELAND, May 6. Ludwlg Sed
laxyk, on trial for murder, suicided in
the jail this morning;; hanging himself
with a sheet to a gas pipe. He killed
his landlady, Anna Heffner, and wound
ed the latter' s husband- The quarrel
waa over money,
CUBA HESITATES.
(Journal Special Service.)
WASHINGTON, May 6,-Muba's ac
quiescence in the treaty providing reci
procity with the states and coaling sta
tions Is becoming exceedingly doubtful,
A communication received from Minister
Squires Is1 aaid to he less optimistic
, . ' .'r ' .. . - f, .... v .
. Preferred Stock Canned Oooda. e
v eUlap. ft Lwla' Best Brand. I ,- '
Thousands 6f Italian laborers are !Ie
to work every year in the wheat harvest
both of Italy and Argentina anil nuiKe
good wages by SO doing, fays tha New
York Sun. The fact has often Deen
mentioned that In one or another part
of tho world the harvest of wheat is in
progress every monm in me year.
Argentina, being In the southern hemls
phere, reaps its wheat several months
after our crop h" been gatuerea ana
most of it sold.
The Italian harvest begins in May, in
luding not only wheat but other cereals
and also hay. So the Italian field hands
are busy from May through the summer
months. After the hard summer work
at home H over thousands of them buy
stoerage tickets for Buenos Ayres, which
cost only about $10 or J 12 In United
States currency.
The harvest and "other hard farm
work of Argentina begins in November
and ends In March, About 16,000 Ital
inns tnake this Journey to. Argentina
every year, ana after tne Harvest season
a over they return home all ready for
the harvest on the Lombardy plains.
The fact that so many Italians go
over to Argentina only to remain dur
ing tho harvest season helps to swell
the statistics both of Argentine immi
gration and emigration. In the 10 years
ending In 1902, 608,175 immigrants were
recorded as entering Argentina; these
figures, however, are somewhat mislead
ing, for they Include many thousands of
Italians who crossed tne ocean merely
to work in the harvest fields. '
In the same 10 years there is a record"
of 382,572 emigrants from Argentina.
These ligurcs suggest the idea that the
emigrants must havo found something
undesirable In Argentina" and so return
ed to their fatherland, the fact being,
however, that about a third of this emi
gration is accounted for by the Italian
farm hands - who go home to do their
usual summer work In Italy.
Most of the immigrants who settle in
Argentina are Italians. A recent lec
turer said that the Italians in Argentina
ire superior in every way to the Ital
ians who have come to thta' country.
This is true, but at the same Mme it
Is no reflection upon the class of Italian
laborers who come here, for they are a
very industrious and well meaning peo
plu. They come, however, for tha most
part from the mountainous regions of
the Italian peninsula, where they have
been scarcely able to procure breadfor
their famines; wmie on me otner nana
practically aH the Italian immigrants
Into Argentina are from the great hom
bardy plain ot- the extreme north of
Italy, where work is abundant, wages
are better than further south and the
farmers are more prosperous, accus
tomed to better food, enjoying some edu
cational advantages and living under
conditions that have always developed,
on the whole, more energy and intelli
gence. Having worked on well tilled farms
nil their lives, they follow the same oc-
Lcupptlon in their new home, while most
of the Italians wno come 10 us are
laborers in tha Cities or on tile rail
roads. -
SPECIAL
5000 lbs. '
Small Sugar-Cured
Hams at 14c
La Grand Creamery
864 Yamhill Street. v
TEIAL OF MOHXTOB.
(Journal Special Service.)
NEWPORT NEWS, May 6. The Naval
Board of Inspection arrived here today
and took the new monitor Nevada to
Chosapeake for her final acceptance
trial.
Timber Lands
IN LARGE TRACTS
Will locate entrymen
on a very choice sec
tion of Governraent
Timber land.
Many choice large
and small, improved
and unimproved farms.
A long list of city
and suburban proper
ties. Large and Small Blocks of
Forest Reserve Script
H. B. COMPSON & CO.
618 The Marauam Building
" m
Homes! Homes! Homes!
(let Yourself One In Time I
Lots
9 SOEach, lots close to Mt. Tabor
Villa car line; all cloar title.
0 Lots 60x100, In Upper Alblna, on
car line; close In; a snap.
S0 Lots 60x100, on East Vine, near
25th st
300 2 lots and of Montgomery st
and Terrace road; a snap.
(1100 1 block, all in fine bearing or
chard; under good fence; best of
sou: blocks from car.
NEW TODAY
Farms! Farm! Farms!
NO END TO QOOD FARMS!
Here is a sample;
890 ACBZS 200 acres In high state of
cultivation; fair buildings; good
bearing prune orchard of 15 acres;
well watered and fenutd; fronts on
the Willamette Klver, one mile from
rllroad, in Yamhill County. Price
$ii per acre.
AJTOTKSB 10 ACXK1 15 In cultiva
tion and in orup; eft slashed and
eeded; (0 acres of good timber:
food house and barn; orchard of
.200 trees: living water; fine loca
tion for dairy. In Washington Coun
ty. Price $20 per acre.
Wa also hara many small farms, with
prices that are right,
Zf ran. are looking for m farm doat
fall to see our list before buying.
WELD0N, NELSON & CO.
HSA TXXBD STBZZT.
BARGAIN
80 Acres
All level land, fronting on a good
road, la miles from Vancouver, 18
miles from Portland, 10 acres un
der plow, good neighborhood, con
venient to school. Land all burned
over last year, now easy to clear.
Must be sold at a sacrifice.
IIENKLE & BAKER
Booms 810-031 Ablagton BaHding-.
106H Third Bt., Portland.
Houses
MOHTES RESISTED.
(Journal Special Service.)
PARIS, May 6. Capuchian MonSs at
Bastia have been expelled after 48
hours" resistance. T,hey had no food or
water the entire time- The police fin
aJly chopped down the doors.
LOW BATE OCEAN TSEP.
O, g, t I. Hakes Big Inducement to At
tend tne rresDyrenan Assemoijr.
Those who expect to attend the Pres
byterian General Assemoiy at ixs An
ireles May 23 to June 'i, will bo lnter-
& N. of the low i-ounu irip raie rrom
Portland oy Hiuauiainy ui caum
lumsaee. Tickets will be sold for the
steamship Klder, sailing May 12. and for
the steamship t-oiurauin, uannig May n,
limited for steamships sailing from San
Francisco not later than July 15. For
particulars ask at O. R. & N. city ticket
office. Third and wasningion, rortlanu.
The effect of salycilic acid as a food
preservativa has been exhaustively stud
led by Drs. MacAllister and Brads haw
of Liverpool. Their conclusions are
positive that salycilic acid, in the way
in which it Is used in the preservation
of food products, is not only not harm
ful, but Is a preservative to Jiealth,
Inasmuch as the process of decomposi
tion, which it prevents, would be far
more dangerous. They show by their
experiments that digestion Is, scarcely
perceptibly hindered by saturated solu
tions of salycilic acid, and that the efi.
fects of small quantities on the living
subjects are practically negligible.
E3350 Buys new modern1 house, on car
line, but in easy .walking dis
tance. This houses la absolutely
faultless. . Terms easy.
81800 New 6-room modern- house, on
East 10th st.; tha best for tho
money we know of; 1600 down.
$1160 -New 6-room cottage, front and
back porch, neat hall and pantry,
good-sized rooms and closets ; ce
ment foundation, nicely painted
and varnished; about (260 down
t and easy monthly payments.
9100O Buys one of the choicest lots in
Willamette Heights, overlooking
the Lewis and Clark Exposition
grounds.
9 360 100x100, in Kenllworth; Jlne Tiew
of city.
$ 35076x100, In Highland.' on Going st
C0MPT0N & GIBSON
20a Washington Street.
PBOPOSA&g.
PROPOSALS FOR OCEAN TRANSPOK-
tutlon. lJl&oursing quartermaster s Of
iice. Portland. Or., April 22, laos.
St-aled proposala, in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived at this office until 12 o'clock
noon. May 13, 1908, and then opened,
for transportation of passesnger and
freight for United States Army to and
from Manila. P. I., and the following
points in the I'nlted States, namely,
Portland, Or.; Tacoma, Wash.; Seattle,
Wash., and San Francisco, Cal., for tho
fiscal year, ending June 30, 104. Bids
will be received for such transporta
tion from-one or more or all offlu
ports f departure' mentioned. " Tha
United States reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. Further particu
lars can be had In this office. Envel
ope containing proposals to be marked
'Proposal for Ocean Transportation.
and , addressed to J. McB. hyde, Dep
uty Quartermaater-aeurai U. & Army,
Portland. Or. "
HOMESTEADS and
TIMBER CLAIMS
Located Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Timber Lands In the most desirable
locations. In large and small tracts,
for sale.
Call and see me,
D. C. ROGERS,
Boom 1, 145H Sixth.
rtirE S, 10 AND 20-ACBB tracts, close
to city; fruit trees on most of them;
very reasonable figures.
$350074 ncrus. IS miles from Portland,
nearly 60 acres clear; good build
ings, nice orchard, best of oil.
8430O For 60 acres, 10 miles of Port
land; 40 acres In cultivation, big
young orctiaru, uryer, xajriy good
uuuuings,
980 6-room cottage, on Meade st.,
South Portland.
11700 6-room house and bath, corner
lot, 25x100; West Side, close in.
91900 S-room modern house; ground 100
ztoo, in Al condition; Vi block
" from car line, near Ockley Green
Station; house cannot be built for
less than 12,000.
$1380 8-room house in Mt. Tabor Villa.
S1S50 -room house, 2 lots, in fruit, at
Peninsula; a bargain.
9 900 New 6-room cottage, 1 Mock
from car line, Mt. Tabor Villa.
92600 8-room, fine, modern residence,
with the most yp-to-date conven
iences; 1 block from car, East
Side; house alone cost almost
12,600 to build; must be sold be
cause of health.
$2230 8-room house in best of order;
lot 60x100; close to the Fair
Grounds; the house cost 12.600
to build; must be sold at a bar
gain.
91700 1 houses, one 8 and tha other 4
rooms, on one lot on North 17th
street
9 950 6-room cottage on Pettygrove st
near lm; a snap.
Wa have a store building and 6-room
cottage (the cottage rents for $6 per
month), at Clackamas Station, with half
an acre of ground; fine location for store
or butcher shop. This must be sold
Will take 1460. Fine opportunity for
man who wants to live in a nice vicinity
or go into business.
Acreage Properties
9 4001 acre, all cleared and fenced
1 block from at Johns car; 1
snap.
9 7506 acres, very easily cleared; close
to Mt ttcott car line.
92000 10 acres, all in high state of cul
tlvation; owner sold I860 worth
of produce from the place last
year; near Lenta.
Several other small 6 to iO-acre tracts
close to tne city or Portland and car
lines. Prices from 660 to 1260 per acre.
9 850160 acres; 15 acres under cultiva
tion: 40 acres very easilv cleared
fine running water; 3 miles from
the coast, close to th creamery
and cheeso factories; fine oppor
tunity; must ue soia r a snap.
9 JO Per acre, 160 acres; about 60
acres cleared; 2 small houses,
barns and orchard; land lays
level ana tne best or sou; on Tu
alitln River. 2 miles from rail
road; 16V4 miles from the City
01 Portland; tms is a snap.
9250040 acres: 30 acres under cultiva
tion; nouse. Darn ana orchard
the very best of soil; running
water; 24 miles from street car.
11 miles rrom tne city of Port
land.
For further Information In regard to
elty and country property, call and see
us oeiore you invest.
GR0ENER & MILLER.
Boom A, 185 H Third St phone Bed 961.
8-BOOK HOTT new and mort-
. lot, Iwtwmn Union and Williams
1 ave. car lines. In nice growing neigh
borhood.
5-BOOX VU.8TXBXS cottage, porches.
all
NEW TODAY.
TO US COXB TBI W1SB TO OX TXM
.. BEST BUYS.
91300 For a magnificent little fsoa
strictly modern, 6-room eottage,
60x200 feet gruund; choice fruit
and shrubbery; 1 block Moat
villa, ear lino.
91500 For a beautiful 6-room cottage,
lovely home, or will rent for 111
per mouth; K. .th at. near Ev
erett 91500 For lOxltS feat of ground, situ
ated on Broad t, with a hand
some 7 -room residence; a Mff
and elegant home.
92500 For on of th handsomest borne
on Eaat Morrison st 1 stylish,
modern 6-room cottage, nearly a
quarter block of ground; a beaW
tlful home for the money.
92500 For ( full lota, elegant lawn, Co
large garden, choice fruit as4
shrubbery, splendid barn aad
chicken park; a modern, saw 7
room roaldenoa. Just sjb legant
- home, only 1 block front elactrM
cars.
9 350 For a splendid I aom plaea,
mile from Clarramsa StaUoav
B SATTIT TXIi quarter blocks fronting;
. electric car Una la Bt Johns, I6
each; half-bloc ka from $609 t
1700 each: acre tracts e Wood
atock car lino at KenUworth,
to $100 each.
93000 For a banner T7-er dalrr and
garden ranch, $ miles from Van
couver; nice t-roont cottage, goo4
barn, over 19 acres of bearer dan
land. IS acrea In cultivation. 1$
acres good timber, balanoo in
pasture; also good team of
horses, harness and wagon, 9 good
oowa, some hoga, good cream sep
arator and dairy machinery, farm
Implements and tool.
IF YOU DOJTT COMB TO Ug. TOUT
NOT GET THE) BARGAINS.
tbb DrmAwrnxsoa eo
149H Tirst Straat,
bay window, bath, pantrv,
painted; 100x200 feet of ground
newly
some llowers and fruit; a barn; good
car service; II, too,
A VXBT BZAT COTTAGE, all In nice
order; summer kitchen, woodhouse,
workshop; some nicto ornamental
work on house; full comer lot; soma
(lower ana fruits; convenient to
both Sell wood . and Brooklyn cars;
owner, anxious to make aulck sale;
very cneap at is&o.
7-BOOK HOUSE, an wen finished, up-to-date
pantry, bath, toilet, closets.
basement; nice barn, on car line;
cheap at 61,40,0.
HENKLE & BAKER,
219 Abington Bldg., Portland Or.
FOR SALE
$150010 acres in Oarden Home, on Can
yons road, 6 miles from court
house; an ideal place for a mar
ket garden.
92000 160 acres, near Bt. Helens; the
timber on this is worth five times
what we ask for the whole thing.
92IOO 320 acres, good timber, near Oak
Point, Waklakum County, Wash.;
bargain.
93O0O20 acres, In Southern Oregon;
fine body of nr timber; 9,000,000
feet
JOXJT XiAMOVT CO.
9 Chamber of Commeroe.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
07nn and $2,250
-JW choice lots
92500 For
fine place.
40 acres, nearlj
y SO acres in
cultivation, nice orchard, runnlmr
water, close in.
CKABJUBSOH STATTB,
245 a
arrlsoa,
oon 12.
FOR SALE $600 '
SA VIXIW COTTAOE J rooms, faces
ocean; lovely viuw. It Is situate In
immediate vicinity of tha H. W. Cof
bett and other fine cottages; near
station; some furniture, bedsteads,
chairs, tables, lounges, mt trasses,
kitchen and parlor stoves,' etc. ,
.: x. a. asarta,' "'- '
15 l.awis Banding.
Read The Journal
each, for two very
on Irving st.. near
2d st. North. West Side; very
good residence neighborhood.
$-Jf For full lot East 26th st, 100
W feet from Clinton-st car lino; fine
.. grade, high, sightly, facing the
city. This Is a snap.
$eCA 100x100 feet 33d and Division
W streets.
jtfwA The Byble ranch. 2 miles north
vtrWU ot Johns; S70 acres; house,
barn, large orchard, meadow
land, etc
t71 lA Par acre, an extra fine "farm of
WuV about 900 acres, near McMlnn-
vllle. Just the place to cut up
In small farms.
ac o. ounn,
-r"pi 18-ljowtt BaUdlng.
FOR SALE
92500 Block on Portland Heights, near
car line.
93650 New modern - 8-room house, lot
60x1X0. on East Ash st; fine bar
. '- gain.
92000 New modern 6-room house, fur
' 'nace, bath, cement basement - a
' model home for a small family.
91500 New modern 6-room house r just
J . what you ar looking for; great
5-5-w--J bargain. ....;.,..-
94000 -Full corner lot 65x100, good.
RlUUCra c-tuvui iiviuoa, gift twu
order, on East 14th St
JOSS &A1COST CO, .
t Chamber of Cosuawos.
HOMESTEADS
AND TIMBER CLAIMS
Irr Southern Oregon
that will cruise 3 mil
lion yellow pine, cor
rect location guaran
teed, no deposit, fees
reasonable.
D. C. ROGERS,
Room 1. Sixth St.
POBTIAHP, OBEQOy.
JUST COMPLETED!
FOUR
SIX-ROOM HOUSES
Northwest corner Twenty-third and York
streets, have Just been completed, ac
cepted by the architect and we now
offer them for sale.
Each house contains reception hall,
Earlor, dining-room, kitchen and three
edrooms, full basement, porcelain bath,
enameled sink, stationary washstands,
etc., etc.
Take your choice for 62,350, terms to
suit
Wakefield, Fries & Co.,
229 BTABK STBBET.
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
I desire to purchase of owner
for cash one corner lot, or quarter
block, in the vicinity of Irving
street, west of Eighteenth street,
or will buy well improved mod
ern residence or flats If a bargain.
M. G. GRIFFIN
15 ewis Suildlng.
BESX&ABUQ ACSEAOB HOMES
10 acres, near Canby Station, 9
acres orchard, prunes, apples and
mixed fruits; 4-room house; good burn,
chicken-house and well; a desirable
home place; 62,600, terms to suit pur
chaser. 3 acres, near Clackamas Station,
1 acres orchard, H acre strawber
ries, bulance in potatoes; good 6-rooin
house, barn and chicken-house; two
large cisterns; $1,000, part cash. This
Is good and cheap.
Aw B. BZBBEZJi,
303-4 BCcZay Bldg., Cor. Third and Stark.
J. W. OQILBEB
Boom 11, 145 K rirst StrsVrortlajr4.
93500 14 of an acre, with 6-room house.
outhouses, etc.; orchard, snrvu
bery; on $ different oar lines, isr
the Tlbbetts Homestead, near
Powell st; nlos little noma, ale
w in, scBrrsnicox io sines -93000
6 acres, all In fine state of culti
vation; land lies nearly level, fac
ing the city, with 7 -room resi
dence (needs repairing); 1 block
from street car line; not far bo
yond Odd Fallows' Horn.
91500 i fine lots In Hanson's Addition. -East
Side, with old housa on; -near
East 27th st; about ona
thlrd cash, balanca time.
Choice building lots in "Tlbbotts'
Homestead" from $17$ to $119; easy
terms; a One place to build a homo and
convenient to car lines, and not far from
business, near lUlwaukle, Powtll
Clinton streets.
A Few
Fine Tracts
Of SCHOOL LAND can
had on good terms at
Room 319 AliskyBldg
Cor. 3d and Morrison Sts.
Here Are a Few
EXTRA BARGAINS
810 AOBBS In Washington County, high
ly Improved; one of tho best stock
and grain ranches In the county, for
$3,000. This Includes 20 acres wheat
IS acres oats, 40 acres clover, first
crop; easy terms.
160 A.CSSS timber, I mile to B. U-i IS
per acre.
4-BOOM HOUSB and 4 lots. South Fort
land; $700.
4 Z.0T8 Cloverdale Add., 1 block to faf
line; streets graded; $700 and man
other good buy a Call and ses me,
BEJTBT K. WAOITEB, '
Bnsssll Building, Boom 33.
Henry M,Wagner& Co.
165H Vonrth Si, Xtuwoll Xldf.
BAS BOMB OOOX BOTS XM
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS CHANCES, Etc.
Call and See Bis Begot Baying'.
10 acres fins fruit land near Hood
River V sow
1000 n acres, 240 In cultivation,
Eastern Oregon ...f ..........soww
180 acres' timber and farm land on
Tillamook Hay aiiw
15 acres Al land, practically im
proved, new nouse ana duo. .9 tow
820 acres on Deschutes River, 7
acres meaaow, oaiance yenow .
pine; will cut $.000,000 lost
lumber , -..tlS0a
Improved property- on Corbett t,
eozioo -
Residence and buslnaas probarty la all
parts of the city. j.
PA1MTB BBOa .
185H ronrth Strast, Boon 83.
Phona, Mala S498.
HOMES
ON EASY PAYMENTS
From S to $' Rooms. 9WBO to 93WO.
A.T. MYERS & CO.
014 Chamber of Oonuasxea Bldg.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
ATTEHTIOir, AXJj TB THAT WISH
TO BEIJ- We want desirable city resi
dence properties, cuiiveuieuuy siiuaieu
on either side of the river; must be
ap for the money; to sett quick, 11st
your real estate wnn us.
THE DOVB-UtWSfJIUB OOm
. 149 H flrat street.
Fhono, Mala 1S37.
PALMER BROS,
frOBB'S)
Business Cliahcss, BoosUnf Houses, City
and BaDnroaa jrropeny, jraxms ivssn
chutes Valley runu and Timber
Xad! Deschutes Town tots.
Boom 38, 165H Vonrth Street, -POETiAKI),
OBB.
94500 Vow, stxlotly modern 9roont Co
lonial house, la tTpp Alblna,
- vary sightly looatlaa and ooaTaa-
: la$ to' cars. , . , r '.- .
' , WHA1LIT,
Bassoa Boliaiaf, nfth and fforrlsoa
I OWN
160 acres of timber land, t Bill ws
of Scappoose; good for ties or cordwood,
which for a few days only I will sasrhl
for 1760; it Is worth double tho J.VU
asked go and see it
A. B. MSBHTTSLIn
V S2H Third atrtst,
PALMER BROS.
FHOITB, XAX2T 9499). (
165H POVBTX BTBJEET. . Boom 38,
REAL ESTATE and
BUSINESS CHANCE BROKERS
. RAILROAD ASSURED. 1
A railroad to tap tho pine belt of fhs
Deschutes Valley Is no-ureJ, 'ani
tho town of Xechutes, Its iropt.1 tr
minus,. wiU bo the center of rrt
ttvity In tha near futmo. 'Iknoliuici
Is platted and lots aro now on am. ! ,
on or address .
Boom SS auiull bllg. yort-uO, Oa,
-Of Dssohutes, Ctefitu
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