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Newspaper Page TextAUGUST 23. 1908. 10 THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, HOBOES HOLD UP FREIGHT I RAIN (PnHt-d I'rMit I.ei-t1 Wlrr A K.l yi 'n. Oh!". !! I : ' ' ' Hied .lnrMfr w I'd I .i "' wllji rev mIvits, ! i M I i frrlht tiHln r.cur I t! - ' terrorized the crew h--1 ' . Open aev eral cars and t-i"l' ' . iv Of (toodli. The (.mIxt-r first attack.-1 t' "".l-i tor. who. with a tf'.n nt h1- I., .i l. v -forced to J. '!n th.-m In a .lurk " r "I -key. Then thev tn in ' '1 I " ' ' - I' '' Of the tmtn. ph liltlK .if I' "It '" m.-m fcn of I he it. vv ."I ' ' ' w..v I " - in time thr ci .-w vv . .- :. '.I I 'x. hn I finally fled, nn.1 In ti u ,,i. n is. kobuoil looted th f '!" if I di-.'l'l ' ..I. ! A NOT II KH COMPWV "WANTS Kl? AM'HISK 1 1 1 1 1 Into ar teteuithan .It.-ult that will rrn.ll I.ctjJUI.ill, Hi ow HHi lllr till'! oiler JiiW T'H of b H I'.'ll II t '. The. 1. " .1 1 I I ' tin. I. vvlil I-'" "ii l'"' l,r" :" 1 I,, ,, . ', i . i i 1 1 I j i ,i 1 I mi til 1 1 1" It f l "in Auction Sale BY 1111: IWULAM) AUCTION CO. (Inc) J21I l-irt itret ITUESDAY ANP THURSDAY. 10 A. 14., I'KJDAY a r. M. I , ' , w u I i , vet v t'n- . - ' t ' ' U ' I IV ' 1 "I . M l ' ' " f I : I i i ! , . I I I . :! m: I.I.I : -I if - K l,.r I.. I d;TM I N'T "'' i! .ii,.! tit 1 'i-r ;,. 1 . mill, I I I" S I - i- 1 I l K ti' Albany, or . Auk T- ii. tw.. par ties alrrnrlv lu'ldm f r m.-' : tot treet railway i!k' I- I II I! "l-f an. I others are to aak t! e . It iiih-II f"i "i third prlvlIeK-t. 'I ' .nijmn v I promises tn linnic.il.-.tely extend the1 ,!. ' t I .1' "k i'i. 1.' I MtiK Mi'l c mil' :i! I S I I I ' ' III I m n i-: i iii rt h. w"i l; " 1 d e i a n 1 1 i , I 'i I n k t'i 1 1 l h' :r.. "f t". I.in POKTLlltD AUCTION CO., .' I ' II 1,'ST ST OPENING SALE OF THE CAREY ACT LAND Approximately 15,000 acres of thr best irrigible land in the west, located at Kind's Hill, Idaho, on the main line of the Oregon Short Line, will be opened for sale to settlfrs under the terms of the Carey act, OCTOBER 12, 1908 This magnificent piece of cove land, protected from all unfavorable conditions, is pro nounced by experts to be the best fruit-producing soil in the best fruit state in the na tion. It is entirely surround ed by mountains several hun dred feet higher. N'o lava rock; deep loam soil. GREAT SURPLUS OF PURE WATER Flowing all the year. Best conditions on earth for raising j fruit and vegetables profitably. j On the Main Line of the Oregon Short ! Line, Lying Along the Snake River j The gTand opening will be conducted by the state of Idaho, j tracts being drawn by lot. After legal deposit on land and ; water rights, settler has right to withdraw deposit if locatii.n j is undesirable. The grandest opportunity for profitable fruit ranching ever knenvn. - CALL UPON B. S. COOK & CO, CORBETT BUILDING OR WRITE TO KINGS HILL IRRIGATION & POWER CO. BOISE, IDAHO QM HARBOR NEW WEST SIDE TOWNSITE 20-MINUTE RIDE ON UNITED RAILWAY WITHIN 60 DAYS--50 LOTS SOLD IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS. If you wish to get in on the ground floor COME OUT TODAY Take train 8 A. M. or steamer Columbia, foot of Washing ton street. 10 A. M.. 1 :30 P. M, or 5 P. M. This is just a gentle reminder for you to get busy and in quisitive about the Lower West SideParticularly Glen Harbor. Am showing some choice lots in Whitwood Court and Linn ton. Come and let me show you if you are from Missouri. ANTHONY HARDY Dealer in West Side Realty, Water Frontage, Timber and Valley Land. a - LIINNTOIN s M M M BED 3 Ffc r iiaiiiBii ailBHIHKHIlini M u M H u w n es K H lit w m H n a H H kS H i n acsTic rati Wo ir rks f O. E. Heintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157 Castings of All Kinds Steel Buildings and Bridges IN STOCK 3 to 24-inch Beams, 4 to 15-inch Channels, iy2xlV2 to 8x8-inch Angles. Portland, Oregon M M K B rr m H H g East End Burnside Street Bridge HlEilSBEHBaHSIElSaiiBBBSEBaSEBIEaBSlllBlaEBHISaSkJ'iiBSB OMi See for yourself WHY HOMESEEKERS, PORTLANDERS and OREGON CITY PEOPLE are buying lots and acreage and BUILDING BEAUTIFUL. COSY RESIDENCES. The climate is PERFECT, the scenery is CHARMING, the water obtained is the PUREST, a $6,000 high school, ready for occupancy Sept. 15, CLOSE to ELECTRIC and STEAM RAILWAYS. "A HOME HERE, ON EASY TERMS." Address or call on, for particulars, H. E. Cross, Oregon City, Ore. Farms and Acreage 1 200 ACRES in Marion county, with the Salem carline crouiug it; 170 acres cleared, balance good timber, on good public road, good 7-room house, two good barns, large granary, other good outbuild ings, all suitable for cutting up into 5-acre tracts and selling off at a large advance. PRICE ONLY PER ACRE, 400 ACRES within 9 miles of Portland, one-third cleared, balance light timber, on good public road, well watered by good well and never-failing streams, soil rich, land lies well, no rock or gravel. PRICE ONLY 50 PER ACRE. One of the best buys in the vicinity of Portland; xan be bought on terms to suit the purchaser. 100 ACRES, 2 miles west of St. Johns; 20 acres cleared, 20 acres very light brush, balance good heavy timber, two never-failing streams of water, soil rich, land lies well, adjoining good public school, within y, miles of new electric carline. PRICE ONLY 10 PER ACRE. 150 ACRES on the Cowliu river, 90 acres cleared, balance light and heavy timber, soil rich, land lies well, all boats make landlrtf at the place, where all hay, grain, vegetables, etc., on the farm are shipped direct to Portland; large house, largebarn and other out buildings. PRICE ONLY $60 PER ACRE. 65 ACRES on the electric carline; all cleared but four acres, all newly fenced. PRICE ONLY PER ACRE. IVi ACRES 9 miles from Portland, all good stump pasture, on good public road: g mile from electric carline. PRICE f?300 PER ACRE. Terms to suit the purchaser. 30 ACRES within the city limits of Salem, all in a high state of cultivation, good orchard of mixed fruits, on good public road, all well fenced, well watered, good 6-room house, hard finished, new barn, other good outbuildings. PRICE 13, 800. 150 ACRES, with the Salem electric car crossing It, in Washing ton county, Oregon; 80 acres cleared, balance light and heavy timber; soil very rich, land lies well, two good springs, large barn, other good outbuildings, located on good public road; well watered by two never-failing streams; one of the best properties on any of the electric carlines out of Portland for cutting up into 5-acre tracts. For terms and prices call upon the undersigned. 140 ACRES on the Santiam river, adjoining the town of Jeffer son. Marion county; 60 acres cleared, balance open pasture land; 125 acres rich black prairie soil, balance slightly rolling, all well watered, on good pubic road, all suitable for cutting up into 10-acre tracts. PRICE ONLY $75 PER ACRE; $3,000 down, balance to suit the purchaser. 5 ACRES AT JENNINGS LODGE, one-third mile from railway station; half cleared, balance light timber. PRICE ONLY $265 PER ACRE. 3 ACRES at Jennings Lodge, 1 block from street carline- all good rich soil, each acre with fine building spots. PRICE $650 PER ACRE; 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. 7 ACRES at Jennings Lodge, half cleared, balance good timber, on good public road. PRICE $3."0 PER ACRE; 10 per cent cash, balance to suit the purchaser. 10 ACRES within 10 miles of Portland, all good rich soil, in a high state of cultivation, on good public road, all well fenced, small orchard, new 7-room house, large new barn, chicken house, other outbuildings, two good wells. PRICE ONLY $ l.OOO. FOR HALF-ACRE and acre tracts all cleared and in a very high state of cultivation, adjoining railway station, we are rrSi prepared to show at from S200 to $300 per acre and on terms to suit the purchaser. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY I g 243 i, Stark Street Phone Main 35 and A 3500 g BEasiBaasaBBBaaEaasaxsaEEGXBs aasEEKaaaaaazsEisacBBBia m " H H W 5 " 5 N S " m m a m i M n M H H Auction Sales WILSON'S SALESROOMS AT CORNER SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS. MON DAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A. M. EACH DAY. I ni'll oomph. tt. Mourn furnlalilnKi Mtrv ilnv I" tin- ri'tnil tiinlt. i i n il,,, tiiivH iii.iiinii,., Wl. nffwr at imblli' ainlltiii n fine mtNurl mtiit uf i,r I lor, lllirary, tllnliiK-rotiin, bi ili mini unit ! kitchen fiirnliuro. i HiniirlliliiK useful and nrinn;iry for ; ev ery ilemi IniiMit or inoiltM n ImiiHrkrrD Ink. our niiKc-loiiH rtviina art nil.i1 tn til I iIiiimm with iiiiixnirlt i nt helonKHiKH. in.- i in in i in im kiiiiiI it h new, llttln IIHl'il l'lll i. tM, I IIKX ,1 f'l,,,,,- covcl Imkh. We Imvtt n fin.. ,,( ,,t,, i-hiikch, i i m 1 1 . ii I l f ninl Kan nuiK.'K, conk hiiivi-h" kltch.'ii cfrt'i'tH, i mI I iKcriitiii M, i:i.su-h tiliMiMln. Inn ml r v cuiill'mi'iit. Wo have In uil.lllliui to IM,( hove lint Mire fixture, iittlc,. furniture, pliinoa unit minilry morrlianillne. Special Grocery and Fixture Sale TUESDAY. AUGUST 25, At Breedlove & Son's Grocery Store, Corner of East Sev enth and Stevens Sts., Commencing 10 a. m. Vt hnve Instructions to rinse nut thu entire Mock of ntni.' iiinl tan. y rio cerlcs. InelurlltiK nil the illffertut lines of ruovlsl'ins, euiniea anil bottled rooiIm, cigars ami tuluicr, in, ImkliiK jinwileiH. nplees. extracts, tea. coffee, crackerH, fancv cookies, cnmietl tlsii, nils, salmi tlrcNulnK. preserves. riiol.is.Hes. Ryrup, vlnouur. etc., drle.l fruits, fa rlnai'eous Kuoils, catsup, pl.kli.'H, saiii'ts. pniip, washing iiow.ler itti.l sundry m-'icerk-a. Hale reached hy ...idstnck cars. Thrt DxtureH to lie noI.I nt 10 a. in., comprlHitiK new nwnlnc. store tnickn, Kns llxture.M. paper cutters, oil tank, ho- cases, clicar caae, llalw,,,i,1 cash register, Ia l-ui ri'inputliiK scales. Howe K'-ales and ninny vnlimlile stole tlxtureH, M I also a I'd of .Mason fruit Jars and other H M H M M U m m H H H IE 1 m N iTK- Wo nrrt x n 1 n k rash for fix tures. furriH'jrt. lanknipt stocks or any thing you have for s;ihv I'hotu Main 1 A-4243. J. T. WILSi'N'. Auctioneer. Pd vteo. uaKtrfc Co Cholo and costly houaef urntshlng-a folio w lay catalogu folly set forth In aoia oonstgriioa to Bifra8Cis1nnVTiliV'JiflVBfflB'lWitlAH3gS , i. . ... a.ia.j., 1 32 jfli.l Wll.l i ii i mni inn ma m n iiiini. BEbBII (SIkU B BBBHkllBBflHBI Look at the Map and Compare With All Other Homesite Tracts You will notice that Loveleigh is directly in the path of progress. In a comparatively short time Loveleigh will be the center of the Peninsula. Just far enough away from the Swift holdings to make it desirable, and just near enough to make it convenient. Loveleigh is ideally situated for fine homes as it overlooks the Columbia Rjver and affords a fine view of the snow-capped mountains. A rapid 5-cent car service brings Loveleigh within 15 minutes of the business center of the city. BUILDING RESTRICTIONS, GRADED STREETS, BULL RUN WATER, SHADE TREES and HIGH SIGHTLY LOTS 50x100 ft 450 fo $600; $10 f)owa, $10 Monthly Visit Loveleigh Today ! Take Woodlawn Car, 2d and Washington Sts., gel olt at Woodlawn School AWEWUE Lois $ CO. 110 SECOND ST. Main 1743 A 1743 THE IDEAL HOME DISTRICT $1,900 ,1-ronni new modern bungalow, corner l"t, im proved street, hath, toilet, lavatory; Sl'no down. $2,050 Bungalow, 5 rooms, paneled dining-room, large front porch, plumbing strictly modern, gas and elect rieit v ; lot -10x1 n0, improved street; $2."0 down and ?15 pT month. $2,400 d-room modern house, fine basement, well built, never occupied; $f00 down, $2" per month, including in terest. $2,550 " large rooms, vcrv best of everything in cverv wav ; plumbing modern and complete: full cement basement and furnace; onlv $.ndn down. 2,200 5 rooms, absolutely modern, fine neighborhood; .S'iOii ca-h required. $2,700 A little bcautv, ."-room bungalow, clinker brick fireplace, beautiiul paneled dining-room, Mission finish, lot .""ximi; improved street; easy terms. $2,800.") rooms, all large, fireplace, finest kind of interior finish, taces east, improved street; down. $2,900 "-ro'm bungalow, well built and modern, on E. onlv ?-)0l) cash required. wleal ii-rot.m house, mo.iern firephne, outside sleeping porch; $l."fiG rash. $3,750 Faces east, on K. .'Uth. near Hawthorne. T-n'-om bungalow, a rare beauty, living-room 1424 with fireplace, paneled dining-room, lot .".n.l'n, street in:ifovements .aid; part cash. $4,70O M"st beai:!i:'u! bungalow- on the east side, paneled walLs, beam ceilings, fmr iixtutes. fircrilace. furnace, n morn frart cash; this ir.ust be seen to be appro- Baker's Auction House For public miction on Tuesday next, r- nioved Irnin one of the mi's; rortlnnd residences, conirlslni; handsome nia twKnny pftrloi suit In Mihly polishiM frames an I covered in French silk ve lour. highest quality Blg'elow's bordered Amiinster carpet li'xlt; ft., Krenoh oval mirror In gold frame, massive parlor and library tables. W. ( i, l iaveiiport bed In leather covering. Morris chair. . A xmln -t' r ruts. t ;u 't;ls. linoleum, sut ; stact'rlly made oak dliiln(f-room suite, viz. ex I 'jisiun table, fine buffet and set of tirst-class box seal ehaii'H. small dln- : tier set of decorated ware, $Ku brass b"d, j f.'l.llni; bed, old style walnut bed s.-t, i four iron beds, pure silk floas and f. 1 1 nialit'SS'S. liricsr.iiM 1 sprlims. birds.''... 'maple hiffotil-r and di.-s-.-r, also i U ej. 'I: i ma lino n v and oak. piliows t.,ib'.?i ware ani nlh'i" aitiiies. aisu iSlnirer s.'udni; tnacii.ue luten.lii'f; purchasers are Invited to , view th(- above i'. is P-innriow ari-''-unon Sole Tuesday at 10 a. m. (-irompt). On Thursday Next : 1 '.: I ' n i . We have ntioth'-r large of hou-. hold noo-s- tor own.-'- . . . i-l.-avlriK iheciiv. Full parti' ii.is neon itlK of sal.-, . n 'l'l'-l-sd:- n- :. n! In ' 111 . at I!ak-r'- An I i-'i- I !.'.;.-. I'. i . street. In In, .-n Aldei and .M'-i : -.- : st : et-t s. l i !: i I i A K Kit A S- X::. AI .TI' M.i IIS. Priate sale, n fine i'iio- i ni-nn fa.-t it red nil t"p ',, sk. i-nst $!:". "'1 office safe, to be hvt at a R.riciiiti at Baker's A u i 1 1 ) r i House, IS'.' P:i! W s'ii.". FORD AUCTION- 389 EAST MORRISON ST. AUCTION SALE UF FUR- j NITURE j Tuesday Next, 10 A. M. ' F.vervthlnK in the ImiisefnrnishiriB Mine to bs sold without reserve. j NOTTCTE. j For our retail trade wo are tWllInK to l.HV tile Verv IHII'-M I'll' ini nn mil'. Salmon St., sewer and g.T $3,G50--On Hawthorne ave. of ' setaind-hund fiirnllun EAST 983, B 3311. walks, face ciated. east. W e also ha e a number of f;nc bm!' from $."io0 ;o $1,Jimi each. rig ranging in j.i :o. CONKLIN BROS. .'50 2 Rothchild '"'p:.. corner !'.. .'i.'.th and Hawthorne nv?. This office open Sundavs and fvenings. San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bldg. Telephone Kearney 2181 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SXTB SCRIPTIONS RECEIVED. 0ef.!ii:ins when In San Franclso an haw thulr mall sent In caro of The Journal Offlre. A RTH l'R I.. FISH. Itepresentatlve. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES l'a. h Insertion. 1 ceo n counted w..r1. N'. a I leu.-' than IS icnls per Insertion. 7 lo'crtl n i for th. prl.-e of ' I.npt and fnund. hflp wanted, sllna tlcn wanted for rent and -wanted : o rent ads. 1 cent a word. 3 lnseillntis :of trie price ,,f fount six words tn the line. "New Today'' if.Rate measure, 1 Inch. 14 lines'. S cents jut Ir.cb "W ant At." will be arc. j fd rr I'e ph Tie. but Th Journal Will cot le t sp.'ftdile f'T IT1"I, she lid snv "' ' .r in .... i. In Pi ,.mj! pa in cut . j . 1 I'lioncs Main 717:!: .-Wi:l. ON J''th ' n 1 . p IMIKIiTAKF.ia ! 1 i -, ' . ',p,. rtKT' .ml e -l- b to h e'y 't' lull H' i '-nil. f , , I . n 1 v .tp;i,iit J. P. Pin ley M,b .is M. 7.1.i I ! KM e ... i . s . t t. b 1 1 1 r, r ' 1 f,l i I d ml' ITU A t'.l "H"o7 ... V N. ' S -A .! r. t trontage witn rati taciiuies; never overtiows and is unsurpassed in i:mi - n 'M ki:tvki.n every ay for manufacturing site. Inquire T'lL-l3 CKMKTKHTf ;tt I s 1 IS NOW and ALWAYS WILL BE the BUSINESS and RESI DENCE CENTER of the LOWER WEST SIDE. Lots at reasonable prices and easy terms. Special inducements to parties who will build Also a tract of wittr C. F. BUNKER 614 Chamber of Commerce, Ar Linnton, Oregon fiOsT IT V SIN'iT.K OH tVl? fV.i? l-'tH. i 'o I"? -I.- t. r' at rnriet-ry e.rn'- ef Kr'"-"-.- sn CiWt rtatl rhnr Tabor "' F. r full lnf"rtlnn apt lv to Fro'ik fir . ifi. t:2 Wen-eater tik Tho-ie A:il.