The Oregon daily journal., July 12, 1908, Page 42, Image 42

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ram wbiU seated In the. ahade of tha
ouse.
Mr. Rryan at htmaalf down, tailor
fashion, on tha grata and all of tha
wuiy followed ault. . Sitting there, aa
one mluht In a tnomant of lalaura a
bubble of conversation arose.
Hrewers and wlne-irrowers ara oom
plaining of the falllnir off In tha con
sumption of tholr beverages In Vienna,
iiihi particularly inn urewers.
j Strike of the 22:
Employed oil
Mirers,
;How "Doc" L. M. Is (Joins:
to Extract Dollars From
' The Journal Aided Iry One
DootliV, of Oregon, :aid to'!
, lie Attorney.
Dentist Miose Nervous En
ergy Was Impaired by
Political Editorial Seeks
Balm of (iilead in Libel
Suit His Complaint.
'"Dr. t. M. ravla. wprwntntlve-eleet
In the 1 irlslnfure. has become a "ner-
" VOtis wreck," all because he wobbled
back anil forth on Statement No. 1
1 after the election and because Tin- Jour
nal exercised It3 right to comment on
i his wobbllness.
That ho is now completely exhausted
. , and has reached a su-.te of e"!!npse is
n sweeping as.si rtiun th.it His Wobbliness
ha sworn to in a nimpluml filed In
the circuit mm t ;s;ir,i;iy afternoon.
In which hp iiKks for $i.v: damages
'."" Ufm Ths Journal for allege,, Injury to
Ms "reputation anil practice as a den-
. tlst "
The fearful blow that played linvne
"R-lth Dr. Davis' pulling powera. aeconl-
Itvo. tn hi. Citll (Tt 1:1 i rH . WHS Hit eillOl'ial
published In iho Sunday journal 01
lime 2S. headed. - tw jinm u on is
f5;ifp!f,l t ! apn -ll f Tie Jnuniflt )
Ato' i.i, ii, ,lulv : 1 - -i 'oiiMtroctlon
work c.n the Jetty at the i:,.ni;h
river was sin-peniVd today on account
of ft mlsun Icr.stanuliiK between tha 2 -5
laborers nr.il tho englnci r.i !n charge.
The men clnlnic! ilicy worn entitled to
Saturday mirrnnnn off, with full pay.
The : i 1 1 1 i ai.l they luivo no au
tlicft to iT.in: t.ii' icocpst.
All oi tin- nu:i v.eic nlven tholr
time. .is a i oint of 1 ;bor cilil'-! in In-vol-i-il.
wck'on the c!ty will pronably
be held up indefinitely.
' ln.o I.!., i imporisni aie or the rurnlahlnia or
01 11 III IM .1 t n o leiililenceH, oiiu advertlkud last
Slindill tit t:ikii nlni.j nn hl.ih Mill iil.1
lil'vi'I l'l'Oit'Cl Tlll'CateilS 'l l ""' lie other on 17th atreet.
tn l.'.it-irrl lfJ iViid'l'i'W ldl' reinuvi I to tho wpaoloua rooms of
lO lit I cl f CI IIS I IOL,I( IOI Bakor. AaoUon llouau. 163 Park otreet,
i e; ;, i,..: l c.n. v. un'ii n of Auction Hule on
lUtlelllllfe J eriOll. Tusany next at 10 a. in. The aala will
contlnuo ail day (except one hour for
lunchi lnc(uilni(f modern Dining Suits
in iitiarti i s ! wed Kohlen oak; 1'lllar
lixtenslon Table, OhaliH. flcRant Uuf
fet. I't ana t'losct, (ilii.i ami Chlna
ari, slherwnie, ami Outlery, I'or-
t teres .ind Drapes, lice Curtaina, costly
Wilton Velvet and Axminstar ItuuH
f IliolfxlJ, Hinssel.1 t'r.rpeta, l'arlor I'leees
in inniio.tny ami i uny oirin, Aiaruei
t'loek, Library Table, revolving Hook
t line, rniM ellaneous hooka, line Da von
port In A'erona, oimy Chairn and Hock
ers, drop-head KliiHtr Machine, Rrlc-a-
lirae, up-to-date, iron Heda, 2 modern
oak Bed Sets. Sprlnnn. Slik l'Toss and
other Mi it reuses, ( 'hit fonlera. Toilet
ware. Table and Bed J.lnon, IManketn,
Uuilts. Bteel Banre with W. B. Gnu
i ooiiliiK Kane, culinary utenslla and
other effects, nil In good order and
will positively be sold to hlnliPBt bid
der for cash, as tho owners leave for
the east same evening. view Monday
Sale Tuesday beglna at 10 o'clock
I.unch at noon, (jale resumed at 2 p.
in
IIAKKR A SON, AUCTIONEERS.
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call Bldg.
ffelauhone Haray H1B1.
rilTISEMIflTg AJHI BUM
tourx-iottm BXCiaTXO.
Otarontana whan In Ban Franclae
ran naa thalr man ai ib wi
Tha Journal offloa.
ARTHUR i. floli. Rprenatla.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
SR. LOEB GETS
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AVlien TFe Says the President
Will Stay' Clear Out of
Taft rampaiirn.
Si
About Mr. D. M. Davis,
words evidently hurt all
The plain
the way
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Doc L. M. Davis, Dentist and "Nerv
ous Wreck."
(rrltetf Pri-M Wire.)
Oyster Bay, July 1 1 .--"I'rosldpnt
Roosovplt wljl not take the stump
for Mr. Taft under no rlreum
f?tanri5; under no condition. Thla
is final." i
Secretary Loeb thus spoke this
afternoon. He empliaizd. Al.so
he postured, indicating peevishnesf
Without iionifnatinc I.oel) for the
Ananias club, it ran be said that on
previous occasions he has spoken,
emphasized and gestured and Jtili
was wrong.
Tho fact is that Just now Presi
dent Koosevoit is the star attrac
tion of the political vaudeville billed
jfor the coming Jail season.
Should lie consent to appt-ar he
would receive bookings that would
make the pet manager of (lie the
atrical syndicate turn ererrald-hued
with envy. ,v
A day scarcely passes but the re
port croi:s up that the president will
take the ffunip. Not a dry passes
but tho question is put to Secretary
Loeb.
Chief of the reasons why the
president will not wade into the
pcrap, it is stated., is that it i?
against all precedent. U!f;ht years
of "Roosevtltiau" administration
prove thrjt no flimsier renson could
be advanced. A boom In Bryan f
stock, a misstep or a political fum-j
Auction on Thursday Next
At tho usual hour of 10 o'clock we
sell nil consisnments of Houweliold
Furniture and other furnishings at
Baker's Auction House.
To commence at 10 o'clock. "
1!V liAKKH, THE AUCTIONEER,
Both l'hones.
tialesruoni, Dark near Alder.
On Thursday at 2 o'clock
At r.Oil Mill St., near Hth street, fur
nishings of 7 rooms, comprising l'ar
lor Rockers, Center Tables, Ibllng
Bid. Brussels Carpets, Iron Bed.
Sprinprs at 1 Mattresses, Feather Pil
lows nhd T.eddliiK. Crockery and Uten
sils, (Jns Range r.nd other useful lots.
Sale prompt at 2 o'clock on Thursday.
UAK.ER & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
Auction Sales
AT
WILSON'S SALESROOMS
173-175 Second, Corner Yamhill,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
at 10 a. m. Each Day.
We sell from a flno assortment of Par
lor, Library, Dinlngroorn, Bedroom and
Kitchen f urnlshliiKS- We can sell you
anything ;ind everything necessary "for
up-to-date housekeeping, including the
finest furniture in latest design aVid
finish; the less expensive furniture;
fine pattern Carpels, Rugs and floor
cnerinf,'R. hariKinK-s. wall decoraflons,
Stows, ciaa Rhiikck. Steel RanKos,
Kitchen and Laundry equipments and
sundry furnishings, etc.
For retail buyers we sell overy day
something to complete their housekeeping-
outfit. - - -
We offer goods at a great reduction.
Our price Is right. We buy goods that
have been little used and sell them
cheap. July and Aufuat are the months
to outfit in.
Note We pay spot cash for Furni
ture, Carpets, Stoves. Office and Store
Fixtures, Bankrupt Stocks or any sala
ble merchandise.
Rhone Main 3G26; A-1243.
J. T. WILSON. AUCTIONEER.
Each Insertion, 1 cent oouatod werA.
No ad less than 13 cants per Insertion.
T insertions for tat price of 6.
tost and found, holp wanted, sltua
tlon Wanted, for rout and wanted to
rant ads, 1 cent a word, 3 Insertions
for the price of a.
Oount alz words to the lbn.
"Wew Today" (ag-ate meaaura, 1 Inch.
14 Unas) 4 oents per men.
"Want Ada" will be accepted over tha
phone, but The Journal wlJl " be re
sponsible for errors, should any occur
In suoh ada. Prompt payment expected.
Phones, Main 7173; A-6051.
Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Saturdays, 8 e m. to 10 p. m.
FUXEKAL NOTICES
LEONARD At tha residence of his
parents. 196 Bandr road, July Id,
Fletcher Karl Leonara, aged u yeara.
11 months and It daya, youngest aon oi
Mr. and Mra. Oeoraa it. Leonard
FXmeral will lake place from Centenary
Methodist church. East Ninth and Eawt
Pine, Hundoy, July It, at S p. in. In
terment at Rose City cemetery.
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. NEW TODAY.
WEATHER llEPOItT
During the last twelve hours there
has been a marked fall in barometer
ovor tho north Pacific states without
any disturbance being-' Indicated, except
that cloudiness has Increased along the
coast and the humidity at Portland la
Zl per cent greater than at the same
time yesterday. Bhowera and thunder
6torms have occurred at widely scat
tered places In Nevada and southeast
ern Idaho. The temperatures contlnuo
considerably above normal and although
the chansres since yesterday have been
Blight the high temperatures are more
noticeable on account of the Increase In
humidity.
The in;
weather Sunday In thla district, except
In southern Idaho where thundershow
ers are probable. No marked changes
In temperature are expected, except It
will be cooler where showers occur.
FORECASTS.
Portland nnd vicinity Sunday, prob
ably fair, and continued warm; west
erly winds.
Oregon nnd Washington Bunaay,
probably fair, continued warm, except
near const; westerly winds.
Idaho Sunday, fair,, north, probably
showers and thunder storms and cool
er south portion.
The following: wireless message was
received from the City of Puebla. at
6:00 p. m. (Delayed in transmission);
"9:00 a. m. Off Willapa bay. barom
eter 30.10, temperature 68 degrees, wind
I. r. YV . six miles.
Maximum temperature. 84 degrees;
minimum temperature, 66 degrees; riv
er reading at 8 a. m.. 15.4 feet; change
In last 24 hours, 0.3 foot; total rainfall,
0 inch; total rainfall since September
1. 1907. S8.98 Inches; normal rainfall
since September 1, 1907, '44.21 Inches;
deficiency, 5 23 inches; total sunshine
Julv 10, 1908, 11 hours, 24 minutes;
possible sunshine July 1 0, 3 908, 15
hours, 22 minutes; barometer (reduced
to sea level) at 5 p. m., 29.90 Inches.
July 11, 1908.
MR. WM. RENTFAYER
J
Portland, Or.
Dear Sir:
.1 1. S ,1 . n11 Inln.ln I In
l.oruujl, loi mey i tr mx i.m juoen in
'' the complaint. Jt may bo that because
lie was called "Mr." Davis that the
Doc conceived a pain, though this Is not
pointed out In the seeral million words
-more or Jess or iieia.n gTiei mnniura , , ,. . Ih i;n,,UPVfdt cnr-
Vln what t bIIai- I,, t.e a. -liral ,luui- I blfi by 1 a t , .111 fl thC KOOsevelt SpO-
. merit. By Infertiice the "Mr." should 1 0ial train will be flying from jersey
vnaxe ocen or nty fQ ,he po;t ()f dan.,pr wUhlu
Apparently "Or." Jiavla has at last
24 hours, Is the prediction of ihe old
There is little doubt that
several critical situations will d-
in several states
FORD AUCTION CO.
WII.I. SELI, AT SETAIXi
369 EAST MOB3ISOH ST.
Neat Iron Reds for..". 9 1.00
i Kitchen Safe for l.SO
j Kltejien Treasures for 1.50
jr..".. oo Steel Range for 15.00
Mantle Reds for U.50
We have fine oak extension tables,
dining chairs, sideboards, couches, rock
I crs. pretty center tables, many dressera
;and commodes, carpets, art aauares.
Should i bookcase, hall tree, etc; In fact, a full
i cm ' of honsefurnishitiKS, most of which
to go lnok limf likA new and nt nna.thtrrf iV,A
MARRIAGE LICENSES
"airTW?ari
21, and Matilda L. Pura. fl.
Joe Hermann, S 2 C, Stark street, 34,
and Myrtle East. .21.
Edwara Slielton, Arleta, 22, and Ora
Larin. IS.
Ullo Hippler, Redilipg, Cal., J8, and
.Hie O. Walscolt, 4.
D. I). Pay, bi2 East Fourteenth street,
27, and Elsie Johnson, 20.
Q. Frederick Vuhl, H31 Carfteld street,
23. and Hazel V. Ryerse. 17.
Ralph Lee Blosser, 6IS Spokane ave
nue, 21, and Grace Naylor Watt, 21.
John E. Young, 511 Ollsan street, 21,
and Alice M. wramon, is.
Bert V GrilTIn, Portland. 21, and
Eleen Ralston, 19.
Svdnev V. Leach. Anabel. 24, and
Krnily Splcer, 23.
Wedding Cards. W. Q. Smith & Co.,
Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash-
in gtonsts
Did you know that
$300 will build a home?
It will be built ac
cording to your own
ideas of what a home
should be.
Years of experience
has taught us what the
home-builder wants.
Rent paying is the
greatest drain
upon the savings of
the thrifty family.
What the average man
pays for rent will
build him a homo .three
or four times over
during hi3 lifetime.
You know that, don't
you?
Landlords wouldn't
build houses to rent
if they couldn't make
a bigger rate of in
terest than loaning on
a mortgage.
Own your own home.
Then every dollar you
expend upon its beau
tification is yours,
not your landlord's.
Write for our book
let. It means much to
you.
Yours very truly,
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
NEW TODAY.
NORTHROP ACRES
Only 12 Minutes'
BIDS OW BALBM BLZOTSIO UVU
Five Cent 'Fare .
OmAOBD BTBIXT8
HK8T BUT OFFERED -IN PORTLAND
IN If. Alva AT
OnI $600 Each
l cash, balance to suit. Complo
.batract furnished free with each trat
M. E. LEE
NEW TODAY
T r -
BOOH 411 CORBETT BI.Sa.
feoks main eoeo
Agent oil Ground Today
Take Bslom eleotrlo car, get off at
Capital Hill Station and walk south on
Fulton carllne and walk up Taylor's
ferry road.
Income 9,
Rents $142.50 Per Month
Quarter block, Nob Hill, four nine
room, nnvdern houses,
t.ii Oft Nl -rooin house, modern. In
$2100
SHOO'
$330!)
$2400
Piedmont; cement basement.
K-room house, iull lot, near
Highland.
CJUARTBR RLOCK, in Coles'
Addition; fruit, eta
R-room house; full lot; ber
ries, fruit; near Union ave.
Nice modern house In Vernon,
$1,000 caiih. balance 3 years.
Tliis la a fine home and muat
be uold.
i acres, near this elly; 4
room house and barn.
14-room house, Overton, near
19th.
Double Your Money
Hood River Bargain
IS ACBES Rich clay loam soli, lays
perfect, county road on two tildes
rig
the heart of this beautiful valley. Prime
only i miles from Hood River,
tht in
Chamber of Commerce.
Tou.-eth & Co., florists, for flowors of
all kinds. 123 6th st.
Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers
and floral designs. 2S9 Morrison St.
made up his mind to get a half Nelson j heads
on statement xo. l, ror in nis com- i
plaint he concedes all Tha Journal has I
- contended, that Is, that all niemie -rn uf , velon
Hi ieyisuillll e ejecieu on a. nr'iciiii'fii
nlulfnim ..t.to-i.O t,-.,lil.i it- ovw,l I li.ir J
. r.ioin iiniv m v..t. r,,r- tho nf.,,i's r), ,,in Tn ft it l rirffl I ct ell that theiprb'e you pay elsewere.
-lor Lulled states senator. prf-idect will demonstrate Ihe same East SS8. B 2311
. The alleged legal document set s I 1" ' - '"v : ! " 1
forth the alleged fact that he subscribe! ' ve ncrat ion for precedent that lie
to Statement No. 1. which is moled In ; . . . h.,fo. a iast vrnr's bird's
full,. and then rucltes tne fact that Gov-I w ollla b( StOW on a last. Jtd. 3 L11Q3
ernor Chamberlain received a majoiit 'nest.
j or the popular vote 'Ihereiore. says 1
i liltrt3 In lii i..iiih!nlnl "r.A i 1 1 1,,. , I
titled to the votes of all members who lor anything of the like of public
be found s.if-
CEMETERIE8
A college meeting, an tinveillrig
have subscribed to Statement .so. 1.'
After quoting the Sunday Journal ed
itorial. Ir. Lavls cnmi'S to the. awful
sequence. Tn juM 3 days, us lie states,
be has suffered such a strain on Lis
health that he has already passed li.to
- the class of the nervously collapsed.
He does not ask for horpitnl fees as
yet, and developments on this line will
be nwaited with Interest
Mr. Davis has conclude Oat a fv
thousand dollars would be about right
as tejlm 'or his wounded gums. He
liaa introduced to the public a gentle
man named .1 F. Root he, said to be a
resident of Portland ,-.:id an attorriv.
Who "whecfor'-s" and "wheroofV fo,
lh Due. Mr. Rom ho attorney at law
filed the complaint for the Doc lie did
not. file it with a ra.p; lie .fust used u
typewriter and a law book that's nil.
Doc. I'-iv.'k says that he Is out tiO.
00t worth 'of nirvims energy. That's
hi.1 when a fellow has to use the pinch
ers for a living. Perhaps the Doc can
g t hold of nn old Ktump and cling on
till that "f..r'.v thou" materializes.
And Mr. Rocthe will try to help the
Doc pi k the tail foatheis off the
golden carles v hen the gold Is stacked
up from The Journal tills. Wowl
meetinprs. will aivays
fkient to win an in vital ion for the
chief executive to speak.
Acceptance will be easy, and then
watch the opposition fur fly. i
ROPE CITY RfNOLK GRAVES, J10
family lots. J 25 to $76. Superintend
ent nt cemetery, corner of Fremont st
and Cully road. Ptione Tabor 206. For
f ill Information apply to Frank Schle
gel. 632 Worcester blk. Phone A-2823.
Full dress suits for rent, all sizes.
Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st.
Max M. Smith, florist, HO 5th St., op
posite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215.
UNDERTAKERS
DUNNING. M'ENTEB & GIT-.BAUGH,
undertaker and embalmera; modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
430. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINLEY SONS, 3D AND MADI
aon sts. Office of county coroner.
Phone Main 9.
Acreage
For acreage, call at Wichita station
on the Estacada-Cazadero carllne; only
30 minutes from First and Alder eta.
I have at present a 6-acre tract and a
10-acre tract. Best of soil, etc.; no
gravel; $S00 per acre; easy terms.
Q. T. PARRY
WICHITA BTATIOJT.
orchard of 3tf0 Newlowns. 300 Snltxen
bergs nnd "6 assortod family trees; 3
acres in potatoes, 3 acres In strawber
ries, between trees; 1 acre In alfalfa, 3
acres in timothy and clover; 6-room,
stoVy and lialf frame house, barn and
outbuildings, implements and tools.
Plenty of water; everything In In first
class condition. Price JtJ.f.OO; 93,500
oasli payment and the place will pay
out the balance, when it will readily aell
for double tha original purchase price.
Sounds good, but It looks better.
DEVLIN & FIREBAUGII
808-9 Swetland tldr, oon 6th and Wash.
aJ. U. FIREBAUGH
Hood Kiver Beprcsentattv.
$2500
$2700
SfiOO ?ash' balance $30 per month, nice
"w bungalow near Hawthorne ave.
$3200
SI 41)1) M,,"!e'"i house, full lot. Eust
$ISc0
$4500
$2500
$4500
'room house, East 8lde, closv)
in, wiuiuin distance.
Modern
Side.
Full lot and new houne in
Overlook, lot alone sells for
l.oiio.
Modern house,
on Grand ave.
Lot 82x1 12 H and 6-room house
In Montavllla.
room, modern house on Wil
lamette Heights. $1,600 cash
aa ranee, blinds and water
heater.
quarter block.
m no cownussiow
Charged for Selling Vour Koal Estate.
HO ADVANCE
In Price. 1'ou Deal Direct. Bee Me
About This New Plan. .
LANDLORDS AND NON.HEamttVTB
1 will rent your houses and stores and
eoloet your rent for ll por cent of month
ly rent If rents amount to $50, and 1
per cent if it amounts to over $60 Der
month. "
Martin J. Higley
13fl THXBD STimXT.
TO GET 30 ACRES AT
D H
lere'saChance
ES AT
:iver
DO
At a price which will noon double.
Sttll. drainage and location perfect.
Some bearing trees and fine orchard.
Tliis place will pay Interest while the
young irees axe manuring, cottage
and outbuildings. School and store near.
Mac Rae & Angus
32 CSABTBJSB OT COUCEBOXI.
Klamath Excursion
Sunnyside Snap
House of 7 rooms, newly tinted, strict
ly modern; price $2,700, $1,200 cash, bal
ance time. Open Sunday Z to 8 p. m
Address T-197, Journal.
The chamber of commerce of Klamath
Falls has arranged for a Iloineseekers,
Investors and pleasure excursion Au
mst 1; 20-day limit, cheap rate round
trip. This Is the opportunity for the
nomeseeKer, me inventor, aa well as
for the sight and Pleasure seeker. For
further Information calf at
Klamath Land Headquar's
F. J. STEINMETZ & CO.
193 MOBBISON ST, F021TT.AHI, OB.
IRVING TON
Buy now before the prices ara ad.
I vanced.
80x100 lot on 22d and ltd sta, elose
to Brasee.
60x100 lot on ?sViit?'cloM t Tbomp-
aon street,
.. ... , . 11(M.
46x100 lot on llth t., olose to Tilla
mook. All street Improvements in and
paid.
60x100, on Hth st., close to Brasee.
Street grade paid.
86x100 on 14th suciose to Tfllajnoolc.
All street Improvements In and paid.
220. !
100x100. corner loth and Braaee
streets. Street srade paid.
100x100, corner 23d and Brazes streets
One-third cash, balance easy terms.
Irvington Investment Co.
831 Chamber of Commerce,
Phone Main 3177, A 4460
ZIZLLER-BYRNES CO.. FUNERAL Di
rectors, embalmers, 270 Russell. East
HISS. Lady assistant.
EDWARD HOLMAN.
220 .Id st.
UNDERTAKER,
EHICSON UNDERTAKING CO., KM
balmlng; lady nss t; 409 Alder. M. 6133
Near the River
With nearly an acre of ground, rustic
and artistic bungalow, 6 rooms, finished
in elegant style. $2,500 cash.
The Dunn-Lawrence Co.
348 ALSEB ST.
RUTH S
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UPPORTS
M
ETZQER
GOT TWO MATUilAOE
Licj;.sKs to a i:n
(.LV oxi; (rliJL
(ru!td I'rera leased Wire.)
Lincoln, Neb.. July 11. Mrs. Ruth;
Brvan Leavltt will support her father
during the campaign. She has promised j
It without qualification. This morning '
the following telegram was received at J
Falrvlow: I
HHave followed every ballot , and j
pledge you ray support.
Mr. I'.ryan tola the Minnesota
South Dakota delegations of this
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Auction Sales
BY
The Portland Auction Co.
211 FIRST STREET
Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a. m.; fcj
Friday, 2 p. m. lins wcck.
Hot Weather Sales.
Rv Hot Weather Sales we mean: You
eoire to o ir rai-s. make your own price
or. nv irofd we have in the house
end we'll let you have them to keep you
fr. m .cttir.e hot. That roes I As
:'.ial. we ha the lwf full of all (i
klads of furi)lt-,sre and we must get r!d J
Ibem at v . price. t ome to I'll M
RACTS
$200 UP
10 PER CENT DOWN
3 PER CENT MONTHLY
20c AND UP A DAY
Alter First Payment Will Bay
One ol These Acre Tracts
New Home
EAST ASH STREET
Price $3850
Lot 60x100 and new 7-room modern
bouse. Including furnace, cement base
ment, fireplace, situated on the south
side of Ash street, between 20th and
22d streets. It is a bargain. Look it
up. We can sell this on Very easy
terms. $800 down and balance on easy
monthly payments.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
104 Second St. and 392 E. Burnside St.
New Homes
29th and Broadway Ave.
We have -two new homes that we can
Snaps In Farms
87500 20 acres In cultivation, I In
strawberries, family orchard, i-room
house. barn, chicken-houses, 200
thickens, horse, cow, farm Imple
ments; u-mlle to school, 9 miles from
Portland; $3,000 cash. balAnce to suit.
86350 f0 acres. o in rutlvatton, half
u.icn in uwinng orcnara; good 6-room
house, barn, prune-dryer, chicken
house, etc; 14-mile to school and
church, 9 miles from Portland; $4,660
down.
85500 10 acres, In cultivation.
family orchard, modern 6-room bun-
Fn'n w w.at,er a,1(J barn, wind mill.
1,000 chickens, incubators, brooders
farm machinery, living springs, rural
free delivery; 8 miles from Portland;
$3,000 cosh, balance 7 per cent.
855OO80 acres. 46 n cultivation
good farm buildings. 2 living springs.
fine soil, chickens, horse, cow farm
Implements; 13 miles from Portland
rural free delivery; reasonable terms'
fi pr-r cent.
820003 acres all in cultivation, 60
bearing fruit trees, small fruit and
berriea. buildings, rural free delivery
near Mil waukie.
BOLDS-WALLACE CO.
Room 8, Canterbury Bldg,, 3d and Wash.
Forest Grove Specials
You will go a long wnv to find as
good a section as this. Fnreat rtrov,.
will havrt electric car service bv Decem
ber 1. Now is your opportunity to get
la and later reap the results.
30 ACRES, good fruit land, fair house,
new barn, 2 V- miles from town, $3,400.
sell op very easy terms, situated on tlwi . " ''""i 10 acres cleared, 2 acres
southeast corner of Rroadway and East "."I,1""'- "-room house, barn, granary,
29th streets. The corner house and lot " spring, lamny orchard. 800 grapa
Is $3,750 and the one next to the corner
Is $3,600. These properties are new and
up-to-date. Go and see them and then
call on us and we will tell you more
about them.
Mall & Von Borstel
104 Second St. and 392 E. Burnside St.
vlnew; 2U miles from town. 1.1 son
47 ACHES, all but 4 acres cleared,
THESE TRACTS ARE ON
THE OREGON ELECTRIC
LINE, ONLY 38 MINUTES
RIDE FROM THE JEFFER
SON STREET STATION.
iu-'ion "Tays br any
o.i: what you want,
price and ths gooJ
Fir"t r on
othur time, t
rr.aVe your &
are yours.
4' That cajlit to keep yen cooL
To rive yo ; n lint of all Cie r:-r-s.
Mk S. rai.ge. .'r-rom sets, urefM-r
W r-m Kiirx ctrr t.i tr that m-m h;, f
OhjIJ tike t.) much npice, t aneeuentl
44444e4V4V44k! c.'Tt tr our hxtus and convtne y.mr-
- -. S'-if tt.t you can get anything aid
J'nn.fita I -rrr-t m.Pd .verytl.trg belor.rirg to "ebe h'-use. for'
annuls Wrt ITU.d. - we bsy more and U more than!
f "' TV I ) 'any o?r ir'n.n doow lr the city. '
- x -1 't I..:.'. '('irl ttm tw - JJ1 FRNT KT
. :r a-1 lt e.rr.tn; Hmn 1(U. A till
f J-j'r- Tr-'-l ! .f; XOTICK W tave only about 49;
lfs f:T tx-ys aid t!rUjTrwr rfrtrratrs lfu arrd at the!
; 1 - -" 1. . ' frKM we e;l theso, they're rbtag fast.'
The Cream of Oregon Pruit
and Vegetable Land
Any nan can become independently wealthy in a few years off Metzger Acre Tracts. The
soil is especially adapted for the cultivation of vegetables and fruit and is ideal for berries and
cherries, while walnuts can be grown very profitably. By visiting Metzgcr vou can see for
yourself the superiority of the soil, the desirable location and all the other advantages the tract
affords. Metzger Acre Tracts are on the west side, and the Oregon Electric line gives a quick
service to the lminess center of the city, with nothing to impede transit.
Go out to Metzger today. Take car at Oregon Electric station at Jefferson and Front
streets. A thirty-minute ride will land you at Metzger station, right on our tracts Agent
on the groand who wiil gladly show you over the property. Don't fail to visit the riatural park,
which will delight the residents of Metzger for all time.
Call at Office for Printed Pkts and Other Information
HERMAN M ETZQER, Owner
26-223 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND PHONES MAIN 474, A-1374
J ' METZGER BRANCH OFFICE, PHONE PACIFIC 019
ifaj. ".... -l: ia . ' . ."j.'-.T-ani. - m. ,' u 1 JL-..L1 . 'i ijbl.ii iu 'i ..nn i.i '-a
Portland Heights
$4200 ..
FOB A PEW SATS OITX.Y
Full lot with modern 7-room house,
corner location on carllne, view cannot
be obstructed. Positively the best buy
on Portland Heights.
SSTXZaT rlBEBAUGH,
E08- Swetland Bldg., cor. 6th A Wash.
5 Acres or 10
We have 2 tracts, 1 of 5 acres and 1
of 10 acres; only 30 mlntes by O. W.
P. electrlo line from First and Alder
sts. Excellent soil, no gravel; $300 per
acre, on easy terms of payment.
KNAPP & MACKEY
113 Board of Trade Building.
black soli and fertile, fine 2-story house
brick cellir. good barn and mllkhouso'
on main road. A snap. $5,000.
S5 acres. H4 mile from Base Line
only $80 per acre.
XT PATS TO BUB VB
CHAPIN & HERLOVV
332 Chamber of Commeroa.
Mnln 1652, A 4770.
A Fine Place in an Up-to
Date Locality
t-rooirf cottas-e. sll furnished for
is.
clt;
711
The Cream of
IRVINGTON
Fine soil, no brush or stumps;
sewer, gas and water all in; ce
ment walks and asphalt pave
ments ; building restrictions.
Modest prices easy terms.
Rountree & Diamond
241 STARK ST., cor. SECOND
Or E. 7th & Morris sts., Irvington
flood River Orchard
6 acre. 1 mile from town; S-room
hxoise, new. emn tarn, hair-acre. J-
houeekeerlnc. walkln dltanc from year-old tree. .Newtown and Spltrn
center of city. Price $2,750. $l.ltf beres; Morse, cow. hack, rhirkenv. pigs,
cash. See 711 E. F aim on. :. etc. 4-Inch water, few merry and
rear trfs. 1 year old; only 3J.1.0J.
The Dunn-Lawrence Co.
4 AXJXm T.
XT PATS TO SEJi TTB
CHAPIN & HERLOW
132 Cha"mtr of Commerce,
Phone Main 1S52, A 4770.
FOK SALE BY OWNER
Alonf Oreren electric railway.-1 icr
4 feet from Multnomah station. , IJS
per acr.: il ere. set fwt f-om Imr-
bam la tlon. Ill per arre: 7h acrs I T nr? Dt:p toon .1 iuu
ad;armt to carllne. 1 tnis out, 11 i , J UU I L.LSL.L: riaar ifiiiT
1 -ere tracts I rrlnutesf 82SOO Moflern -roomj , bou-Tcor-walk
lrm Tetaln wmi. 1111 jr net h xl0 fet. tast front, na
rr T'rn-'?.. rrchasr. J. j tire tmv,; some thins neat an3 st-
Ruanlnr. 4. TH.lr.f bid. r tracUve, li mia. trom Alder and -1st st. ,