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Newspaper Page TextTUB OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL.- PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO, OCTOBER 18. 1008. V 10 u TAKES PART OF ESCORT AGAINST ANGRY FATHER Old Man Ticer Starts Something1 on a St. Johns Car He Cannot Finish Deliberate Brutality of Patrol man Joe Burke May Cost Him His Head. Charres are to be preferred against Patrolman Joe Burke next Monday for making an unprovoked sasault In the police station laat night upon an Inno cent bystander who had accompanied hla brother to the atatlon when the latter wa arrested by Burke. Burke came Into the atatlon about 11 O'clock laat night with William Mur dock. a resident of St. Johns. With them wee a man named Tlcer, hla daughter and another woman, and Mur dochs brother. Burke had arreated Murdoch on complaint of Tlcer, who , enld lie had been aaaaulted by Murdock tn a St. Johna car. The acting captain on duty. Goltx. was about to lock Murdock up on this statement when Titer's daughter spoke tip and said it was not true: that her father, who was a disgrace to the family, had struck Murdock flrnt. It appeared from her story that she and Murdock had attended the theatre and were on their way home when her father got aboard the car, and. seeing them, walked up to Murdock and said, "I guess you'd better get off and walk home." The girl has been married but has left her husband and Is living wit It her mother, who Is suing her father tor divorce. Then ths trouble Began. Toung Murdock said he didn't think he cared to walk home, whereupon, ac cording to hla own story, that of the girl, and that of a woman who sat nexti them and who Interested herself suf- floiently tn the matter to aoeompany them to the police station, Tlcer struck Aiuraock In the head, knocking hla hat on. Murdock. thereupon proceeded to trounce Tlcer thoroughly. 1 - When this story waa told Murdock was aaked if he wished to prefer charges agalnat Tloer. He replied that he did not. He seemed to have had sat isfaction enough. Uolti than told them that he could do nothing. If Tloer wanted Murdock arrested lie could swear out a warrant Monday morning. Boy BMajrhly Bandied, San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 CALL BUILDING NEW TODAY. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Classified advertisements in The Jour nal are as follows: No ad less thsn Ho per Insertion. Phone or charged ads to per line per Insertion; 7 Insertions for the price of f. Cash ads la per word per Inser tion, 1 Insertions for the price of s. ' Lost Md found, help wanted, situations wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads lo per word per Insertion, I Insertions for the prloe If' to. 19 words. 10c; 11 to II words, J6o: matrimonial, mani curing, massage and bath ads, lOo per line per Insertion. Card of thanks, meeting and fu neral notices, 60o per insertion. New today (agate m.asue, 14 lines to Inch), 140 per inch. Count , fl word to Una. The Journal oannot guarantee ao- curaey or assume responsibility ror or Murdock'a brother had bean standing I rora of.anv kind occurina- in telephoned quieuy oj saying numing. as tna advertisements. parties started to leave we atsjlon Should any ad appear incorrect on Officer Ilurke stepped up to Mm and I first insertion. The journal will not be aid. what are you looking atT .I'd I responsible for aubseauent Insertloni Juitt as soon punch you In t lie face as The Journal's business office Is o not" And he took the Inoffensive boy by the arm and hurled hint several feet toward the door, saying, "Uet out- of here. If you ever say anything to ma again, in ru you.. The brutal assault was entirely tin- provoked at the time, though Burke afterward explained that "The fello had cussed" him when his brother was arrested. A reporter who waa present asked Burke what he meant or treat lnr the bov that way. ' ''What business is It of ydursT said Burke. "I'll do as I please. I'm on duty." ' ' . " "Is it part of your duty to assault a man wno is not unaer arresw no was asked. "That's none of your business. I don't have to answer to you for what I do," replied the patrolman. Insertions. pen Saturdays 8 a. from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m ra. to 10 p. m. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051. WEATHER REPORT VOICE IS RICHER THAN EVER BEFORE g t - 'v. s' . ! ' V y A large high pressure area overlies the north Pacific states and the baro meter la relatively low over Ttah. No rain has fallen on the Pacific alope dur ing the last 13 hours except a smaii amount in Nevada, Utah and soutn- western. Idaho. The temperatures con tinue unusuallr low in all sections went of the Kockv mountains and north of San Francisco. Light frosts occurred last night at a few scattered places In western Oregon and western Washing ton. The low Dressure area over Utah will robably causa rain or snow In southern daho Sunday but elsowhere In this dis trlct fair weather will prevail and the temperatures will rise In all parts of the district. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Sunday, fair and warmer. North to east winds. Oregon and Washington Sunday, fair and warmer. North to eRst winds. Idaho Sunday, fair north, rain or snow south portion; warmer. Beautiful Six Room Bungalow Cheap A beautiful (-room bungalows 1 Urge bedrooms, nice clothes clos ets, reception hall, . den; porce lain bath. medicine Iciirnt. dining room with opening, china cloaols Into pantry, voire furnace, fine kitchen with pantry, porcelain sink with bath; piped ror gas; electrlo and combination fixtures, elegant drop light; nice front and rear porches, with lights; brush finished walla, cove celling and eiieuea: , cement basement, stationary tubs and everrthlna- modern: house 1 months old good neighborhood: lot 60xlt0 feet Pries Jl.fuO, t00 down, balance at 110 per month. , Ralph Acklcy, 603 Corbett Bid?. NEW TODAY NEW TODAY. $80.00 Buys a Beautiful : LotinMontavilfa A NICE HOME in vwvii Lki i wwnj twin-, ern oonvenlenoea; on lath St., between Division and Caruthers; been held at t4.00. Ww will sell it to the party that can par 11,800 cash, for tit The Dunn-Lawrence Co. 8 48 AXdEm TBBBT. THIRD, NEAR COLLEGE Apartment House Site Price $S700 Lot 60x10 and small 5-room house. situated at 646 Id st.. near college, a fine Investment. See us. We can ar range for terms. MALL & VON B0RSTEL 104 Booond Bt. (bunbtr Exohjinge Bldf.) and 398 B. Bnrnsias fc Oa Uomy farmsata f 01-00 ieh . t Mlantes front Oat X.las, B-Ocat ruw M4 T-acUaW oirtea. lowiniim nraoir&ATOa ajtd - nmMTom , , Wanted, lo Join us In subdividing 11 a a res of ths prettiest land In Mult nomah County; level -and all In cultiva tion; nearly half a mile closer to street oar than either Mabelvllle or the Rail- war Addition. Liota adjoining this traot and across ths street are selling for 1160 to $600. Why pay ths enormous profit of subdivision dealers when you i can Join our syndicate and get your lots i at aoreage prices T we win plat tnia property early In November into about Si MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur L. Bowen, 386 Est Forty- second. 26, Ida May Cunningham, 22. Earnest E. GuesBfix, 91 East Ninth north, 25. Addie Falrchlld, 21. William Gruhlke. 673 East Rhine. 22. Ivah Robblns. 19. William Berg. 347 Sacramento. 84. Christine Svedlund, 26. F. Patterson. 635 Gllnn avenue. 2B. Josephine Grohs, 19. George w. Brown. 288 Fourth. 22. Bertha Wsllls, 19. If You Want a Nice Home in Irving ton See that 8-room house, Queen Anne style, on Seventeenth between Tilla mook and Thompson, at a price so low that you can't help but buy it. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. 843 ftT.TVnB BT. FINE HOME Wedding Cards. W. Q. Smith & Co.. Washington bid., corner 4th and Wash ington sts. Betz & Bans, florists, funeral designs. 349H Morrison. Main 8095; A-1877. Clarke Bros., florlkts Fine flowers and floral designs. 289 Morrison st. Full dress suits for rent, all slxea Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark it In Nob Hill neighborhood. 8 rooms, fur nace and fireplace, gas and electricity from basement to attic 00 lots 16x100 feet. We are accent ing Applications now for 117 of these i iota at sao wen Corns ' out today and look It over. Taks Montavllla ear and get off . st Hibbard street. The f Lee-Bo wdler Company Pantages Theatre Block,. Fourth and Stark. Montavllla office. Cor. Villa Ave. and Hibbard 8t ' J0NESM0RE has building restric: tions. That is why those cozy homes arc being built there. THE LOTS ARE 50x100. The Price $350 to $500 Come out and see this splendid tract. Take Montaviila car. GEO. D. SCHALK 264 Stark St. KKW TODAY. mm ' i ' ' '4 A Street improvements at Rossmere re now about completed, and it is in deed "a thing of beauty." ROSS MERE has more miles of graded and graseled streets, all 10 feet Darkinr. e. Davis streets. cement sidewalks, cur bin i? and Bull I to Put bungalow, Run water, than any tract in the city, all now in and paid for. GOOD BUYS 1 Sixth Street 41 1-3x100 and an 11-room modern house, being No. (05 Sixth street, near the corner of Sherman street This Is a snao. The price Is only $5,250. Terms, $2,000' cash, balance 8 per cent East Davis Street 50x100, are right southwest corner of 3 2d and This Is a nice place Price and terms Laurehvood. lBSO New I-room bungalow, very attractive, electrlo lights, Smnplete Plumbing, concrete baaementr and lot (0x100; eastern exposure; terms. Overlook 2-100 Largs center hall bungalow. o rooms ana bath, fine fixtures, sta tionary tubs and other Improvements; lot 50x100; 700 cash, balance easy terms. Maegley Highland I380O Very desirable l-room recep tion nail and bath. Queen Anne cot tage of improvements; oorner lot, 60x 100; terms. . Holladay 4500 l-storr. 7-room bungalow, with outside sleeping room, all mod ern Improvements, lot 60x100; eastern exposure: terms; $1,800 cash. This Is an exceptionally good buy. Broadway 5T50 $-story, 7-room reception hall dwelling, exceptionally well built with all modern Improvements, Includ ing sewer, electrlo lights, furnace, Are- n corner; terms. MOSSMAN REALTY CO. 408 Commercial Club Bldg. Mo-r ItT Smith flnrlat poslte Meier A 'Frank's. 160 6th t.L op Main 7216. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Emillo de Gorgoza That Emillo de Gogoria is the excep tion among male singers, la now an es tablished fact with the muslcgolng pub llo of this country. Commenting on this topic, Mr. Parker of the Boston Transcript says: "Oogorxa gives song recitals and finds a public eager for them. There is Indeed no obvious rea son In the quality of the male voice or In the' art of song why a tenor hears him gladly." The entire musical community now reechoes Boston s sentl ment and everywhere Gogorza is ac knowledged the exception among sing ers of his sex. A voice that can stand the strain of a program of from 18 to 20 songs and arias, such as he will give here, is round in only a few or the sing ers todav. uogorza s tones are even richer than when he last sung here. Clearness, depth, sensuous warmth, va rlety or tonal color and unaffected mas culinlty makes his a compelling voice. or a baritone or a bass voice should not I It is individual and not to be resisted give such rehearsals. Again Mr. Go-1 The concert Is under the direction of gorsa is tne exception, lor ne at leastliois Hteers-vvynn wman ana will te on may cuum uwu ilia tuuieuuca. uwiun i uui hub uia"W utiuuer tv, 1 SIDELINE. STORILS Of GREAT NORTHWEST SUES FOR 95,000 F. 7. Goodnough of Salem Chrge t Motorman With Negligence. ' tBaleia Boreas ef Tfae Journal. I ' Salem. Or, Oct 17. F. J. uoodnongh i of this city has brought suit in the cir cuit court of Marion county for the re covery of $6,000 damages alleged to have been sustained by him on ac count of the negligence of a Salem mo- " torman. Goodnough, who is a newspa per solicitor --and Is 63 years old. Bays that the motorman started the car De fers he -was safely aboard, throwing ..m with great force against an Iron tlxture, crippling him seriously. i . . J. FALBK 'OT OONVICTKI) Rosebvrg Jury Disagrees: on Local Option Case. lteeebarr. Or.. Oct 17. The trial of t. Falbe for alleged violation of the local option law revolted In a hung Jury. The case will not be tried again. This la the first rase of Its kind In liuuglae county so far. only one more tadtctBtent for the same offense being returned by the grand Jury. All the drusaists are subpoenaed to appear Won nay with a file of all the prescriptions sisce tbe local option has sees in street HOTEL CHANGES HAVDS association has received a letter from General Manager O'Brien of the O. R. k. N.. stating that a new depot had been arranged ror Pendleton. Plans for the structure were oompleted a year ago but It waa held up on account of tne SPOKANE WOMAN NASIED Mrs. H. W. Allen Will Have Charge of Women's Building. Aberdeen, Wash., Oct. 17. A.-T -P Commissioner L. II. Burnett of this place today announced that Mrs. H. W Allen of Spokane, president of the Wash ington State Federation f Vnmn'. clubs, was appointed commissioner of uie women s Dunning at the fair She will have rharg of the collect ing and Installing of exhibits and per sonal supervision during the fair. DUNNING, M'ENTEE & GILBATJOH, undertakers and embalmers: modern In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main 430. iaay assistant. I 10 EfnlAv &. Jn Third and Lady attendant. Main ZELLER-B RNE8 CD.. FUNERAL DI rectors, embalmers, 270 Russell. East 1088. Lady assistant , Madison. 9; A-1699. EDWARD HOLmAN, 220 3rd street. UNDERTAKER, ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM balmlng; lady ia t: 409 Alder. M $133. CTEMETERira MORTGAGE LOANS J0HN w Ma lowest rates and terms to tfuit: cms- olal rates and favorable terms on large loans on nnsiaess properties. Funds Xioaaed for Private investors. 1 A. D. BIRRELL aoa McKay Bldf., 3d and Stack. 151 ACRES 5 miles south of Canby, Or.; 48 acres in cultivation, 17 acres easily cleared, 6 acres piling, balance second growth tim ber; 1 V4 acres in good bearing orchard, new barn, fine running creek through place, fronts on good county road; $75 per acre; terms can be made. D. BRA BEN, Room 26, Wash. Bldg. Main 4657. I ROSE CITY B INGLE GRAVES. $10; family lots, $25 to $75. Superintend ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont st and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. Fut full Information applv to Frank 8chle ael. 632 Worcester blk. Phone A-28J3. Lawyers' Abstract A Trust Co.. room Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a specialty. Have your abstracts made by the Title ft Trust Co.. 7 C of C. Pacific Title & Trust Co., the leading abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg. W. R. Haixlio & Co., abstractors, first class work; get our prices. 328 Corbett bid. ompany. Inc., will i Williams Abstract rive you the lowest Room 83 8 Chamber I rices on abstracts. commerce. Auction Sales AT Wilson's Auction Honse Corner Second and Yamhill, Monday, Wednesday and Fri day Each Day at 10 a. m. Monday at 10 a. m.. we will offer a fine assortment of up-to-date parlor, li brary, dining-room, bedroom and kitch en furniture, carpets, ruga, linoleum, nortleres. lace curtains, pictures, steel ranges, gas stoves, a fine line of coal and wood heating stoves and other fine home furnlshin On Tuesday Next At Bakers Auction House We have received the following consignment of costly furnishings frqap private resU.! dence and Instructed to dispose of same to the- highest bidder for cash: Costly French walnut sideboard, bed room suites and wardrobes, all In solid walnut of best manufacture; oak dining table, fancy cozy corner with drapes, couches, steel frame Turkish chairs, Monuet and arood Brussels caroets. stair carpets, Axminster rugs; also the nice' modern oak .furniture of a flat, includes round extension ' table, dining chairs. dinner sets, silverware, handsome- Iron beds, springs, silk floss mattresses and bedding, dressers, toilet sets, gas range, gas water heater, Bridge-Beach steel range, kitchen utensils and other ef fects too numerous to mention; 140 yards of inlaid linoleum in lots to suit buyers. On view tomorrow, Monday. Sale on Tuesday next at 10 o'clock sharp. On Thursday Next Removed to Baker's auction house, a quantity of good household furniture; also fhe entire furniture and fixtures of restaurant. Including Buck range, coffee urns, tables, Vienna chairs and crockery galore; all unreserved at auc tion on Thursday next at 10 o'clock, by BAKER SON, Auctioneers. Office and salesrooms 160-162 Park street, near Alder street Both phones. LOTS 50x100, $2000 Building Restrictions An early selection will secure an elegant homesite lots $450 to $600, including improvements ail paid for, rapidly enhancing in value owing to the many new modern homes going up in this vicinity.. Take Rossmere car Third and Yamhill. Agent on (rounds afternoons To Loan W1 BCATB niSTT OT MOXTET TO XiOAJf AX 6 ram CEWT AN 7 TBm OB ITT. MALL & VON BORSTEL J92 E. Burnslde 8t and 104 Second St cr GEO. KNIGHT CLARK, Gen'! Ant. 336 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PhonesMain 5407. A3252 TIME NOW PLACE OVERLOOK FOR THE BEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY on the EAST SIDE See it today and you'll be convinced IT'S THE CHOICEST PROP ERTY ON THE MARKET Take "L" CafTransfer to R-S far on Shaver Street AGENTS ON GROUND A. F. Swensson & Co. WASHINGTON STREET BE QUICK! And secure at least one of these big proflt-p vlng investments. MAjrxfTAcmnujio arras one half block and two quarter blocks, solid ground, between Burnslde and Everett, oa East Third street. SPIiBlTDID BBSEDBVCS lot, between t8th and 29th, on Thurman; magnificent view, all improvements in, no climbing. Cheap, as non-resident owner wants to sen. . QUABTEK nOOJc, 28th and Raleigh; consider the location. 'Nut s&iai R.M. WILBUR Holladay 6500 1-story, 9-room colonial home, very desirable in every respect with all Improvements; large rooms and halls; close in; lot 80x109; eastern ex posurs; $3,500 cash required. Irvingfon S7225 New l-story, 8 -room dwelling, exceptionally well built finished fit Mission and hardwood; fireplace, fur nace, fine plumbing and other im provements; lot 75x100; terms. Will also sell furniture, as party la leav ing state. THE ABOVBJ PROPERTY CAN BH SEEN BY CAJULINO AT THS OFFICE! OF fiTheSpantonCo. 110 Second Eft. Kaln 8850. H00O RIVER Six acres, 1 mile out, all set to young trees, 1 to 3 years old; about 8 acres of strawberries set between trees; good house and barn; 6 Inches water right Price $5,000; terms. XT PAYS TO BOB US. Chapin & Herlow 333 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Main 1852. A-4T70. 070 BTAXJC BTBSBT. TERW1LLIGER HOMESTEAD On the West Side, right In the city; 10 minutes from the business center; three electric car lines running through the property. i$eoo Lot 60x100, on First street, one bloi-i: from car. f $eso igs. ExtraordinarySale Antique Furniture, Bronzes, Choice Books and High-Grade Pianos, Wednesday, October 21, at 10 a. m., at Wilson's Auction House, 173-175 Sec ond, Corner YamhilL We will sell without reserve our fine collection of antique furniture, com prising choice pieces of rosewood, ma hogany and walnut, old furniture used aeys, rine old spinning figures and vases, old colonial heel, broni rortla4 People Boy lb RorsJ, at ; Yamhill. ' - nhirl tm 1W Jieiaal t Ti-.Mll. Or, Oct 11. Mr. snd Mrs. n F. Iht?etdr Kae sold the Hotel erf t Mrs. Ksfe OUf t Portland. he take -.erge j norwir. M Vm. Sz-hixlaer bare r very VP- i,r vim tne trereiing pgoiw ana mj !4 regret te ee tbean retire.- - ' ; xrrvv depot promised ; rr.t rar Tbe tmt' ti t - .... i ,r, fw-t. J. ITMldent ' t t-t u,e Ter. J.etoa-CosvmercAl Tomorrow and Tuesday pneltive'r the Bi" ,nr oi!couri on ast side gas books; also masterpieces or Italian art, calf Auction Sales BY The Portland Auction Co., Inc. 211 FIRST STREET SALE DAYS FOR THE WEEK MONDAY, WED NESDAY AND FRIDAY, 2 P. M. For this week we have furniture for rybody, poor, medium class and rich, fact what you can't find at the ONE MORE CHANCE AT THAT BEAUTIFUL 5 ACRE HOME At South Mt Tabor, mostly in assorted Fruits and Berries. Laat Sunday we told yon all about it eve In The Automobile club f France has offered a prize of $ '( fnr a nw fuel, which must be rlarT than xaso llne. and give as good results Eyes' tested free at Mlier binding. Encyclopaedia Brittanica, new : Portland Auction company In the fur- ftandara Kneyciopaaia anl otheri"Ilure 7u noi.ioox lor any- booka. also three iarre hall clorka eit l where. Come and be convinced that read "; T!r . nve sweet lone piavnoa, tis MwlcX I iurniiur inan any . "I".' . " - , " WV.. IIU . " - - J - . w lister. UMrat terms to purebasers. OVB OIXBXV OPTXOV expires soon on that Valley Farm. He must sell this pacs, or he can't make good. BO WOT SIUT until after election, for the prloe will surely advance. $2,000 will handle It now. Now Is ths time to buy. OREGON HOMES CO. sal h acoMzsoaT, armaa mn. AUREAL HOME built in the best part of IBTTWOTOir; built of the BEST MATERIALS J built BT THE SATS built for A HOME. Does all this mean anything to you? If so, investigate this modern 8-room house, with furnace, fireplace, gas,' electric, light, bath, two toilets, laundry trays, beamed ceilings and polished hardwood floors. 75x100 $73SO S. S. LAMONT & CO. 416 BOA2U) Or TSAOB. Lots 60x100, on view, grade paid. First street; fine $7 SO Corner 50x100, block from car. on Front street, one $IOOO Lot 60x100, on Lea street, between Macadam and Corbett streets; street graded and cement walks paid. $1400 100x160, on Cor- ACREAGE Do you want a small tract of land near the city for a home or an invest ment? We nave tracts of from one to ten acres, excellent soil, no stones nor gravel; SO minutes by electrlo line. Easy terms; cheapest on the market BIRTHS JiriR To Mr. and Mrs. V J Ma1r 4? Gliean street. rrt' it EHR9TROM To Mr end Mrs W Ebrstrom, 44 Fettygrn-e. October 16, on. CARRICK Ts Mr and Mrs J. W Carrl'-k. XI tif.mtj street Octnlxr H, a eon. Special Grocery and Merchandise Sale 23, at Sale, and Yamhill, FUXER. L XOTICES DUNKLB At Us residence, 4? John Patterson rmr.kle agM TT yrs.' wtontbs and oyn runeral eerricee wtil be beld frcm the above residence MMday, October It, at p. m. Friends Invited. Interment la funilr (lot. Lob Sir eesaetery. Friday, October rooms. Second at 10 a. m. Tbls nl comprises groceries, snoal eal lnetrumta, paints and varaisli BO)Uee and a fine aaoortaient of w la tor s4erwer, shirts sad gents' fur nish Irf a. H. B. Ton do net have to waU for ancrlon ' If ynn want a nearly nw No. 1 L. C Smith typewriter, Katlonal rashi register, enowcavse. etTlce f jrnl- son: I nces sna treatment are Remember the vaJe days Mon Wedneay and Friday st 1 p. m. Every other day from 7:10 a. m till p m. PORTLAKD AUCTION CO. til FIRST ST. A-4111. Main lilt. NOTICE We make a epeolalty of holding sales st private house on pom mleetos and also buy r-utnght Ring op Main MK er A-4111 and get ail your furniture Is wot tlx. BUY A HOME IN COVELU Where yon can get rapidf ear service, st the same time where you can grow something, and buv on easy terms, one to five acres, at price or town lots. .jThe Dunn-Lawrence Co. Everjrl . ' T KNAPP & MACKEY 13 BOAXB OT TBJlDB BTxunro. Ford Auction Co. j69 E norrtsosi St. ell rnds at ancttoa prices fm-j, $ a ea. entll t o. m. Corn, la ni ... ture. eomtiii8; seaVa. oil tank, driving te examine what yea are rtttf TtnnA buggT er enrtMng In the. furniture lle i bay a "cat la a eg" and ir two prim we tmrrr m mxm a cu mi im lnr It joex imw wnm rran ! ntatr'l reoyeet If res wwt te sen year beVninss r-wewiber " we. rr fe sA m.4 times. . J. T. WLLsWK, nd tbe satxe art Vie that too m Com te K- Morrenei st et anr time end r eavUemew will sbnw vm that we are hrm tm give rw Hargalr.s that M estesv in us city. f UTS AND APARTMLNTS At attractive prices, ranging from $9,500 to $21,000 AnS paying from I to It per cent It interested cell, and ws will shew you Jost what yon want. I S. IAM0NT & CO. . 411 Board ef Trade GROIN HOUSE BUSINESS K1ne seres, 4.ee feet f aisaa. a eooiplet plant, ail la perfect condition, SeetraMe toratloa: reed reeeosj fnr sell tne. Tbts is a saetM y-ramker; large Income- It pars te see as. raimr m mttw, SSa CasBr ef Maia lit, A- Acreage Snaps One i-acre tract and one I -acre tract at Lents, all under cultivation, close to good school. 10 minutes from 6c car line. Price la right; terms easy. IT FATS TO BBS tB. Chapin & Herlow 9 112 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Main 1CS2. A-477S. Business corner, bett-st. car line. Go out today and select your lot; salesman On ground. One-fourth cash, balance easy terms. J. C. COSTELLO Phones Main 8177; A 44 SO. 33 1 Chamber of Commerce BUY WHERE THE BIG HtD APPIES GROW . We will sell for a few dsys some lo sers tracts a mile and a quarter from Moeler at 1116 per acre: 10 and tO-acre kH. m rA m h.f fnllM Aft t m t SIX to S160 per acre, owing to ImBr-ovements and condition ef the land. - X The Dunn-Lavrence Col ' MS AXBXB ST. . IRVINGTON tsb kodexi xokb abbztxob: 900 Lots 60x100, closs to Broadway ear soso ' Lots 60x100 on Twenty-first, eloss to Knott. SIOOO Lots 80x100. en Fifteenth Snd Eight eenth streets, close to Knott, grade paid. moo Lota '80x100. on Twentieth. Closs to Braxee; water and gas paid. , S1200 Lot 60x100. on Twenty-third street. close to Thompson, one block from Broadway car; water and gas paid. S2SOO Corner, 100x100, Twenty-first and Stanton, grade paid. S2500 Corner, 100x100. Twenty-fourth and. Bra see streets, ons block from -Broadway ear line. Take Broadway or Irvlngton car tit' the property, or come to the office for flat. One-third caah, balance easy erms. i Irvington Investment Co. sal cxAJcaxm or coaocEJurc Fh owes Mais SlTTj A 44M. A SUBURBAN HOME 16 acres, all under cultivation. ood soli, gentle slope, in strawterrtes. pears, apples, cherries, etr,; adjoins Capitol Hill. 6c car fare, it paya to see ns. CBAPTBT ft atzmtOW. Sia Caaaxbef ef tComxDerea. Main 145. A-4;SS. TO LEASE lt?xlM on Korth 1st street. We can gtre s long leans at a low figure. Let as tell yoa abost It. MALL & VON BORSTEL 104 Basest W flnsxVer Bvcaasr Blaf.) aaA aa B Bacmstde Sw - r v ' " ' 1 ' ' - ".in ffMV ! seres nr Hili.horo. BthO per acre Cleared land sear Hllls- Doro. ft 1 1 fWr Hooea anl t lots. 1fttle. B4300 Modern home In Holladay. C. R. DON NELL & CO. nOou taa, cuxsu or ooxmci -