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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16. 1908 9 EXTEUA1G RUSSIAH SPIES Revolutionists Preparing to Make Switzerland Headquarters. (United Preti Lim4 Wire Geneva. Aug. 16. Preliminary .to making Bwlticrland headquarter for Its activities against tle czar, Russia's revolutionary organization Is now clear Ins; this republic with lead and knlfJ of everyone It suspects of spying, on Its plans. Though It has been Impossi ble to secure a single coavlctlon, the authorities are convinced that the 17 recent murders of Russlnn travelers In Switzerland are attributable to political motives. In not a single Instance was robbery attempted nor was there evi dence ihRt personal enmity figured as the cause or anv of the crimes. Fifteen of the victims were men who stood high In Russia and were well-to-do, and Home of them were aristocrats. Investigation convinces the police that they were all in the Russian' secret service. On the breast of one of tho men, mysteriously stubbed to death tn the room he had occupied In Zurich, a note written In Russian was pinned: "Die, you dog, as you have lived by treacherv." ' Terrified by the threats he has re ceived, the' Russian consul at Geneva has resigned his position and has left the country. The revolutionists make no secret of their plan to use Switzerland as the base of operations against the czar's government. Their decision that the revolutionary campaign must be con ducted from some point outside Nich olas' realm marks the abandonment of their faith in Nicholas' manifesto pledg ing liberty of the press and the subject and promising other reforms which, had they actually been put In opera tion, would have made It posslhle for tnem to carry on tnetr work Dy com paratively peaceable methods In their own country. Four revolutionary papers will be fiubllshed in Switzerland and smuggled nto Russia through secret channels. WEATHER IlETORT The barometric pressure Is rUlnl alona; the Parlflo coast and a high area now appears to be off the coast of Washington, and extends southeastward over southern Idaho, although the pros sure Inland la but slightly alHtve nor nial. The low nr ensure- ares continue! over Alberta, and Is causing unsettled conditions from Montana eastward Into the Dakota with light rsln reported from the latter section. It Is much warmer In the eastern portion of Wash Ington and Oregon and In Iduho, Mon tana. Nevada and t'tah The Indications are for fair and mod erately warm weather In this district Sunday. Portland and vicinity: Sunday, fair and moderately warm; northwesterly winds. Oregon, Washington and Idaho: Sun day fair; northwester! v winds. Maximum temperature, 80 degrees. Minimum temperature 67 degrees. River rending at 8 a. m.. . feet. Change In last 24 hours, .4 foot. Tola! rainfall. 6 p. m. to 6 p. in.. 0. Total rainfall, since September 1. 11107. 39 73 Ineltvs. Normal rainfall since September 1, 1907, 44.73 Inches Deficiency. 6 Inches. Total sunshine August 1 4, 1 908, 1 0 hours. 48 minutes. Possible sunshlno August 14. 1H08. 14 hours. 12 minutes. Barometer, reduced to sea level, at 5 p. m 30.05 Inches. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles o. knowles, 322 Fourteenth street, 21, and Klfie Pupke. 20. Charles 8 Good.ile. 628 Marshall street, 26, nnd Mrs. Kllzabeth Miller, 21. Wllllnm H. Watson. 307 Clay street. 32, and Madge Scott, 21. Andrew M Alexander. 628 Clay street. 21. and Rebecca McCalliim, 18. UNDERTAKERS DUNNING. M'KNTEB A OILBAUOH. Undertakers and embalmera; modern In every detail. Beventn and Pin. Wain 4 30, I.ady assistant 3. P. Finley & Sen I july assistant. Main (; A-1G99. ZSLLER-BYRNE8 CO., FUNERAL Di rectors, embaltnara, 270 Russell, East 1088. Lady assistant EDWARD HOLMAN, 210 8,1 st. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. balmlng; lady aea't; 409 Alder, M. (IIS UNDERTAKER. CEMETERIES NEW TOD Al". Fine Residences We have two or three of the finest residences in the city of Portland,' new, modern, well-built and excep tionally fine home, and in choice lo cations. People of refined tastes and means can he supplied in homes al- ROSR CITY PINOLE QRAVES. M0: I ,u ur. " -A family lota, C6 to 76. Superintend- ' "l " c ic ic-siiiiicu in-m v. vcriismff ine particular properly, inn parties wanting fine homes will nnd it to their advantage to call upon us before buying or building. For full particulars call uimn Auction Sales Charles K. Henry & Son AT 250 Stark St. Portland, Oregon. NEW TOD AT. tnt at cemetery, corner of Fremont at end Cully road. Phone Tabor 200. For full Information apply to Frank Bchle gel. 632 Worcester bfk. Phone A-2I2I. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith Co.. Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash ington sts. Tonseth A Co., florists, for flowers of all kinds. 123 6th st. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral designs. 289 Morrison st, Full dress shits for rent, all sizes. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark st. Max M. Smith, florist 160 6th st. op poslte Meier ft Frank's. Main 7216. DEATHS BUI? fi LARS LOOT MAXY RICH MEN'S HOUSES (b'nlted Press Lessed Wire.) White Plains, N. Y., Aug. 15. Bur glars, It was reported today to the sheriff of Westchester county, have looted the summer home of Henry Marquarjd. the New York banker, of silver and other articles worth 35,000. Mr. Marquand found that the bur glars had ransacked the house and HARRIS In this city. August 16, at the family residence, 35 Kent Morrison street, Hannah Jane Harris, age 64 years. Funeral notice hereafter. RANDALL In this city, August 16. Mrs. Klla Randall, age 24 years. Fu neral announcement later. FUNERA IAXOTIOKS FINK In this city, August 14. Abra ham S Fine, aged 9 years, son of Herman S Fine. Funeral services will be, held pt Punning. MiKntee & 'Jll baughs chapel, corner 7th and Pine ts.. Monday. August 17. at 10 a. m. Interment Tahmnd Torah cemetery. Friends' respectfully Invited to attend. COVELL What's the Matter With Covell? Why not go to Covell and buy acre age? Get a farm for the price of a house and lot In town, with lust as good car service, water without cost, nnd the best of land for fruit and gar den. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. S48 Aider St. I KM M I,F,R - in this city, August 14. Christine Pemmbr. aged 27 years, be loved wife of Charley W. Pemmler. Friends Invited to attend the funeral services, which will bp held at Hnl man's chapel. Third and Salmon streets. Jnter- stnlen manv Ivorv carvings and other I Ht 2 1. m. Monday. August 1". articles which were almost priceless. I ment Klverview cemetery while the nine servants In the house slept soundly. This Is the third larg robbery In this section within a month. Clarence Whitman, president of th Merchants' association of New York, and George L. Nichols, a Wall street lawyer, wore the other vlrtlms. In each esse the thieves secured plunder worth' thousands. ALLEGED FORGER TO BE BROUGHT BACK (Salem Bureau of The Joornul ) Salem, Or., Aug. IB. A requisition for the extradition of Barney Lenahan, wanted In Portland for forgery was is sued from the chief executive's office last night. Lenahan Is thhught to be in San Francisco. Frank P. Moore was recommended by the district at torney's office to return Lenahan and was appointed. It was alleged tnat i.enanan passen a forged check on George O. Cadwell In Portland on June "1. Cadwell is the proprietor of a cigar store at 30S Wasn- j Ington street and was presented with a check made out to Rarney Lenahan , and signed by one James A. Manson , which, according to the complaint, has been found to be a fictitious name. It j was a Security Trust Savings bank : check for $'16 and Lenahan obtained 1 $15 on It after paying a bill he owed ' at the store Moore was also stuck fori Jiti by the same artist. j KRAKN At the family residence, Til 1 East Couch street, August 15, Anton Kraen. aged 71 years. Funeral services will be held at Punning. McEntee Ollbaugh's chapel, corner Seventh an.l Pine streets. Monday, August 17, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Calvary ceme tery. Friends Invited PANCK In this city. August 15, Otto J. Panck. aged 17 years and 12 days. The funeral services will he held at Finley's chapel at 1:30 p. m.. Monday. August 17. Friends Invited. Interment Lone Fir cemetery. WILSON'S SALESROOMS 173-175 Second, Corner Yamhill, Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 10 A. M. Each Day. We si'll an endless varletv of modern housekeeping effecls. Including the latest approved parlor, dining-room, bed- room ami Kitchen furniture, CARPKTS. RI'G.S. I.IXi ll.KI'M AND OTHER FLOOR COVKRINGS. mall.-nble ranges, combination giaand wood ranges, steel ranges, cook stoves, refrigerators, wall riVconttlons. hangings, plcturer, etc. We sell to the retail trade every day 111 tho week something useful and orna mental for housekeeping. If you want a price on anything in the store ask our salesmen Here uro a few of the de sirable goods we have for sale: Nearly new nianos. National cnRh register, roll top desks, bookkeepers' desks, type writers, desks barber chairs, showcases, shelving, consulting scales, cheese cut ters snd everything In the furniture line. NOTE If you want rash for your be longings call up Main 182S. A-424.1. J. T. WII-SON, Auctioneer. SPECIAL East Side Auction At ?.69 East Morrison St. TTTESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. K. BT TUB FORD AUCTION CO. Note some of the gnoils that must go to the highest bidder: Fine upright piano, one Parlor. and one Chapel organ, extension tables, chairs, rockers, dress ing tables, mahogany center tables. Tuna mahogany dresser, pretty bedroom suites. Born steel range, wardrobe, kitchen fiueens. treasures anil tables. cook stoves, gas range, nan irees, ohr ,1,, Uct K.,;M, . . , bookcase with glass doors, combination Ml1 ver? best butlditlR site in the city bookcase, leather couch, sewing ma- tnat is unoccupied. Apply to chines, ciocks. large mirror, waroroDe, chiffoniers and other household require ments, nil of which must be sold with out reserve, at 36! East Morrison street. C. L. FORD, Auctioneer. PLAITING TRACT Are you looking for a platting proposition? I have the best thing on the market. Real estate men, here is your chance. A small amount of cash will handle it. Address T-71, care of Journal. Jonesmore LOTS 50x100 $350to$500 $25 Down $10 Per Month SHE Jonesmore TODAY Montavilla Car Line Agent at Tract Geo. D. Schalk 264 Stark Street 1VI 3Q3 A 3393 NEW TODAY. CHOICE RESIDENCE SITE 100x150 feet in size, in most select ocahty in the city of Portland. Any THIRD STREET PROPERTY $21,000 will buy a ouarter block on Third street, that is an exceptionally g-ood buy at the price. MONTGOMERY STREET PROPERTY $20,000 will buy quarter block, fine ly located and with the poor improve ments now on the property, is paying Building Lots ! N. E. Cor. . 50lh and Clay Price $1100 I 100x100 northeast corner of E. 60th ' and K. Clay sts. Easy terms. , E. 24tk and . Flander. Sti. I Price 3250 1 1 5 1 00, northwest corner of K. Hth snd K. Klsnders tts. E. Davit Street Price $5000 i lnnxioo on the northwest corner lth snd K. Iiavls sts. We can arrange for I ierm. E. Barntide Street Price $7500 1 oox l nn on the northwest corner of K BurnsMe nnd K. nth sts. Holladay Avenue One-Hllf Block Price $2200 Terms, $500 Down lfiflxjno on the south side of Hollnday ave. het E. 21st and E. 22d sts. It Is a uargatn. Bee It. East First Street Price $2650 60x10(1 enst side of E. 1st St., 100 feet ""i" oi nonaaay. it s a snap. Union Avenue Tftxinn on the northeast corner Tnlon ave. and Davis sts. Kor price and terms see us. ' Union Avenue 100x100 on the southwest corner of E. Couch snd t'nlon ave. This Is a fine huslness property. For terms on this one see us. E. 9th and E. Davis Sts. 80x100 on the southeast corner of E. 9th snd K. Davis sts. See us for price and terms) Let Us Write Your Fire Insurance Mall & Von Borstel 392 E. Biirnside st. and 104 Second st. KEVT TODAY person wanting a site for an elegant j six per cent net on the price asked I Glen Harbor FOl'H DROWNINGS IX KIXGS COITXTY fftilted Prena Leased Wlre.l New York. Aur. In.-Knur drownlncs In Kings county were reported this aftrnoon. The dnd are: George Murray, 47. drowned (H Coney Island. Dennis Hently. fifi, drowned at Fourth avenue. Frank Shephard, 70. drowned nt Rock away. Thomas Plsar. 3 years old, drowned at Twenty-first street. I'OKTLAXJ) DOGS OX ; MURDERER'S TRAIL Portland's new WEST SIDE suburb and model HOME TOWN. United Electric Railway has graded over 1-3 of way there now and will have line in operation by October 1. On Willamette, opposite St. Johns; 15 minutes from Chamber of Commerce and NO DRAWS to delay you in reaching your business on time. Great opportunities for HOME LOVERS who admire large lots that command a view of. the Willamette and Columbia till they meet, of St. Johns, Van couver and the mountains and are convenient to electric line; great opportunities for the invester in lots that are SURE to be in demand for business. NO SALOONS; $1,000 restrictions; graded streets, water and sewer systems.. Prices 5300 to $500, including above improvements. Terms, , 10 per cent down, $10 per month. When the electric line is completed prices go up. We invite you to call at our office and let us show you. GLEN HARBOR REALTY CO. I X Agent on the ground. 836-840 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. residence, should inspect this as it is Charles K. Henry & Son 250 Stark St. Portland, Oregon 81500 will buy nice B-room cottsje on essy terms. No. 467 Mildred ave. Well worth $2,000. HAVE 19 AOBE8, 6 miles from court house, all In cultivation; (mod house of 9 rooms, large barn, spring, well with windmill, larfre bearing orchard, small fruit. Will sell part cash, or trade for city property. J, L. WELLS CO. 306 Chamber of Commerce. This ought to be snapped up at once, as it is a Dargam. FIFTH STREET CORNER ..Corner on Fifth street, fairly well improved, paying a good rate of in terest on the price asked This prop erty I would recommend to one of my own relatives as the best buv to he had in the city at the price. Apply to Charles K. Henry & Son 250 Stark St. Portland, Oregon. SNAP $3500 Bast Morrison street, close In, residence district. 7-room house. $3000 20 seres Powell Valley road, fine soil, about 7 miles east of river. fine two $750 whurat Dark. miles east of Mount Tabor. 5 acres Willamette Park. Only a few tracts left In this desirable subdivision. Easy terms and low rate of Interest. Lambert -Whifmer Co. 404 EAST AU1SB STREET. One of the Best Homes Best Locations Best Surroundings Most Desirable Most Sightly Most Accessible Well Constructed Well Furnished Well Kept A Real Home 8 Large Rooms InHolladay'sAdd. Owner Must Sell Price Very Low Easy Terms t m Important sale of fine furniture In (Ten urns mahogany, blrdseye maple and quartered oak, mgu and carpets, office desks, roll-top, etc. I On Tuesday j ! We shall have the pleasure nt "elliiiK i by auction the line furnishings of a , private residence, removed to BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE 159 FAJtX, BTHjU MOUHISON ST. NGT0N THE MODEL HOME ADDITION rtuy now before the prices are ad vanced. K900 Lots 60x100. on 20th street, close to Brazee. SIOOO I-ot 50x100, on 21st street, close to Urazee. SllOO Twenty-Nine Acres $460 per acre buys one of the best pieces of acreag-e In the city; (rood house and barn, orchard; all cleared and level; soil Is first class In every respect. This Is positively the best buy on the market. Can be cut into B-acre tracts and sold for not less than $600 per acre. Come and let us show It to you. Bolds, Wallace Co. Room Canterbury Building-, 3d and Washington Sts. 23d street, close to iot 60x100. on Thompson. S2300 Corner, 100x100, on 21st and Braee sts. 923O0 Corner, 100x100, on 16th and Knott sts. P. B. Holbrook Company Room 1 Worcester Building Phone M 5396 tRiwInl nintcB to The Innrtial.) Stevenson, Wash.. Aug. 15. Blood- , hounds will be put on the trail of An- ( tonla.. Picciano. the bartender who shot 1 and killed Ben Stahl Wednesday night at Cook's landing. Sheriff James Haf- I fey and deputies have been scouring the mountainous country In Skamania coun- I 1y and they believe with bloodhounds ! ilmv will he able to effect a canture. Andv Vaughn's hounds of Portland w! be used. rill ! IYovUik Tlielr Claim. From the St. Louis Post-Dlspntrh. . The suf f ragrttes who break Premier; Asuulth's windows and threaten to throw bombs are doing what they can to prove that women are not too good ; fnr the dlrtv work of politics. San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bldg. TelephotTs Kearney 8101 ASVSBTIBZrmiTTB A WD SUB. BCklTTIOHB B.ECEITZD. I t or. nlin, tt'tin tn Sun Kranrlnen can have their msll sent In care of The Journal Office. ARTIU'R U. FISH. Representative. Farms and Acreage j 85 ACRES, 2 miles west of St. Johns, on good public road, all well J J watered, soil rich, land lies well, timber estimated to make about 2 8.000 cords of wood, within 2 miles of the Linnton and Hillsboro X carline; price only $75 per acre, third cash, balance easy payments. 120 ACRES withing 2 miles of Beaverton. all good rich land with X no rock or gravel, located on two public roads; price only $75 1 per acre; all suitable for cutting up into 5 and 10-acre tracts. 30 ACRES inside the city limits of Salem, l2 mile from the depot; all in a high state of cultivation; 6-room house, hard finished; L new barn, good orchard of mixed fruits, all well fenced, well T watered; price $4,000, half cash, balance to suit the purchaser. 70 ACRES near Jefferson, Marion county, half well cultivated, half pasture and light timber; price $3,000, $1,000 cash, balance to auit. 7lA ACRES near the Willamette river, 4 blocks from streetcar line, all good stump pasture; price $300 per acre, third cash, balance t easy payments. Corner, 100x100, on 22d and Thompson sts. Irvington Investment Co. 331 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Mala 3177, A-44S0. A costly dining-room suite, up to date In style and quartered oak; hall sent and large mirror, library tnhle. Morris chairs and mahogany Ixxikease. Imnd some large Axminstcr rups. velvet and Brussels carpets, office table, roll-ton (desk, flat-lop double desk. r. ft 6 in. long; eieganr oertronm .set, silk (loss mat tresses, dressers in mahogany and blrdseye mnple. couches, rm-kers, ladv's desk and other fine goods, which will bo Parties desirous of securing up-to-date Pr"Pert' tark street. People hav goods of high-class eastern manufacture 'K money to invest, should call upon are inyitea to oe ..n tune i.n it i.aiiAY us and inspect this property, and we STARK STREET PROPERTY We have a very choice investment Fine Suburban Home One acre. fruit trees. vines nnd I berries, native shade trees; 6-room. i hard-finished 2-story house: 1 porches I and basement: water in kitchen; larfte red barn; horse, harness and buggy; on Section Line road at South tylount Tabor; JS.OoO; terms. HARTMAN S THOMPSON CEAHZEl OF COKMXBOII. On Thursday Next At 10 o'clock we shall sell the niHin consignments of household goods anil furniture entrusted to our car for sale at BAKER'S AITTION MM'SR GEO P.AKKH A- snv, Rellnble Auctioneers will demonstrate that it is the het purchase to he had in the city. Apply to Charles K. Henry & Son WALNUT LAND Midland Acres The Ideal Home Villa Tract Just What the Real Homesecker Is Looking For. The best suburban property la or around Portland. The prices are within the reach of alL Small payment down, monthly install- 250 Stark St. I can offer a choice tract of land ' suiiame tor wsinm cumirw iu - - , , . iru U town and well suited fnr platting to b mCIltS On the balance. Wny OVLJ. (an oe naa on CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Krh Insertion. 1 cent a courted word No ad less than 15 rents per Insertion 7 insertions for the price of ( Iot and found, help wanted, situs-' tlon wanted, for rent snd wanted to rent ads, 1 cent a word. 1 Insertions; for the price of 2 j Count st words to the line. I "New Today" (agate measure. 1 Inch. : H llnesl. it cents pfr Inch "Want Ads" will h accepted over the ' rihone. but Th Journal "ill not b re sponsible for errors, should any orc-ir In such ads. Prompt pe Trent experteU. ' Phonos. Main 717:?: A-G05J.; Hours. II a. m to I p m. i Katurdavs. 8 m. to is p. m. i it : 5 ACRES overlooking the Willamette, 1 acre cleared, balance good timber; price $500 per acre. 1 ACRE with new 8-room modern house, on street car line, good well of water, all fenced: price $2300; purchaser may aecure ad joining acreage if desired. 200 ACRES with Salem electric line crossing it, in very auitable loca tion for starting a station; land may be cut up into small acreage; 180 acres cleared, balance good timber; on good public road; 7-room house, 2 barns and other outbuildings; price only $85 per acre, half cash, balance to suit the purchaser. 480 ACRES, II miles from Portland, all good rich soil, on good pub lic road, third cleared, balance light timber; land lies well, no rock or gravel; 8-room house, 2 large barns, other outbuildings, all well watered, all suitable for cutting up into 5 and 10-acre tracts; price $50 per acre, third cash, balance to suit the purchaser; half mile to school llt mile to churche. stores, etc. LOTS 50x280 FEET, 9 miles from city, with river frontage, near the Oregon City car Uae. at $500 and up. Auction Sales $3,000 Prl, r- ' sold In small tracts " ya,.. tortus with a small amount of cash down This Is en opp rtunlty for a live retu estate man to maice oig- money. (Jrjrantse a syndicate to handle hole thing 1 ran frlve you any the whole thins 1 amount from 0n to 600 acres, dress J-l care of Journal Ad- IT The Portland Auction Co. (Incorporated i 211 FIRST STREET a I Tl'EPDAY AXP TlirHSIUT 10 A M ! FRIDAY 2PM. PRIVATE SALES' EVERY DAY ! n aTV 18 mlls 'rom Portland "n K F. u. and ndlh route: 14 acres cleared ( In clover), 7 acre slashed 1 i acres has about 400 cords ef wood' small house nd other Improvements This Is a bargain Uiat Is a snap. XT FATS TO BEX ITS. CHAPIN & HERL0W 333 Chamber of Ooaunare. Min 1862, A-4770. GOLD! a lot when you can get an acre for the price of a lot? IT PAYS TO SEE U3 Chapin & Herlow 332 CHAMBER of COMMERCE Main 1652 A-4770 i 7;J0 A. M TO P M SPECIAL Fine corner lot East Taylor street; terms. ?th and Eat r&rSKVZ.W?: THE SHAW.FRAH fOMPANY r m 1 1 c iii i m i run in ifnumi , trrtAr. fM- Fatting Mdtf. I -K TTTi Z 7T ZTT. TZ I T 2S STARK ST. For this week Its THE SAME OI.I 8TORT": Between the houoes we bought and which were con!rnel tn us for sale, we aanin have lurae and complete assortment of all kln.l if Tnr niture to offer to the public st re markable low prices To en-i nr-ra t e all the nice dressers, tnetal bei dinms room sets, steel :m. I cavrr.iM.rt. : : rockers, stands, hall r. k !th (etc.. would be too murh (nm. and ; we'll (how rnu that we have the ftCs ; and the prlc-es are rlal-t ! pnnTt.jvn 41-i-thiV rti j il l first "T i n ctual eh Invested"; we have the U.,V. tiC-' .... I facts to b-lr this up. or of the most MA,N SS mdrn part ment Uwi In the city. NOTICE We're still pavln top prices built about one year Welkins. .!- ror romitur una nwrcnanaise inn msse tn; 'always fi,U .ta will a apeclalty of auction sales at private handle. Balance llt.it at pr cert houses. i Can be pa td $l.e vearlv If d,re i I WF HAVE IT. In a plaeer mine In Call- fornla lirouml below and adjoining has ' produced millions our (round has well proaperteij and proven rich In a-et -old we need limited rinanci ; sls'ance for hvdraullc equipment will share ilberallr with those Jolnln uia Your Investment will be psid from first profits and vou retain your w i a. r Intereet tn the property Profits will JpJjJHMJ 1 en aCrtS ClOSe tO JTt t-e IM SI l.l.l large on ire mvem mrnt This combines ABSOUI'TK safe-! itv with larr and julrk returns, whlrhi oannot be truthfullv sM of the ordi- ! rrr Investment Vou can Invest from s tiS to II 0t0 For further informstlon address P I. Mcleod. j: Failln Bid ' n nas im been ! a w?i Acreage Snap 1 back B pon Electric ; surrounding acre age selling at $350 to $500 an acre. Must sell . Lambert -Whifmer Co. o mast mia ITIIKT. 1 6 NET j .. R. I!ai' n A Co .- al e: iwc's. er-i DZVUN & FIRKBAUCHi Hl-I f wetland bldg coe tta ai4 Wash. . to pr Owat Proflt Owarwatd. We hace ; jcres nir Hol brook. whtrh Is north of Linn ton, wtTfi 1. cords of aland tn tltrber Will make Ideal chikn farm Ele- tric line rw fru.l'tjg- on th plane for tbelr trw' k W e must s'l this rlfht away snd e will enter Into eon traet with the purchaser of this to r Mm J ') rr cwt IwntM on the purchase prir-c. tf be It Vesfr. at the eaptratkift of t jeara from dwto of purrhatKv Ttils absolutely arva ranters tho pun her 1 per efit profit. Price la lt.l eaoh Honkor' Informst Parera, 111 t bamber of t'tmunerrt JACKSON DEERIuG V Phone Mlin . 818 Surk St. flortp;ap;e Loans I - Lowt rateo mt twteeoot. XXUU UMMOI, TOn SALE -HKAL I-STATH j THK BKT IXT IX W'JII.Vl'T rf-'-:. Will rrak cw4 lrtta I -r Mail ; itii-r?'Ts a" frtu.;.TTr --, " lonerBack" in Small Ads. tilk1e( title, etc Ccrbett ld 444y44)44yfit44444,44yA4y44)4y444y44)4)4)444)4y