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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22, 1908.
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Thl article raises a most Important
constitutional ' Inquiry. There is abso
lutely no provision In law or custom
today wllch. would direct tha method .of
' choosing a. president of , the . United
States should Mr, Taft die' prior to
March 4, the date of his Inauguration.
a The most superficial study of tha prob
" lent demonstrates the absolute neces
sity for a constitutional amendment
'which shall cover this all-important
i Question, -since ta leave tha question
' tit the presidency In idoubt, even - In a
remote decree, is ta Invite anarchy.
The following story gives us the facts
in the case and leavfee tha conclusion
"to readers.
sv Can you tell , who would occupy the
tVhlte House In can William II. Taft,
resident-elect, shoAld die prior to
March 4, tha day'it for the inaugura
tion of a new administration? -- -,v
,. if Mr. Taft should die -which catas-
i trophe may an alwlse providence pre
Vfent woo Vwuid'' become president of
CASE . OF DEMURE MISS OTIS
aF sL Jlk SL. -ST BBfc . V I FB fl M. -.sBT,
M38 Mae Otis, Accused iof Attempting . Her Mothers Murder.
Chicago, Key. 11. The ease of Miss
Mae Otis, .accused of attempting her
- mother's murder in order . to get hold
of about 18.000 which her mother had,
: Is one of the most dramatic and heart-
, rending Incidents In police court annals.
That a sweet, demure young lady,
who for years has been employed as a
bookkeeper, should conceive so heinous
sv crime as disclosures show Miss Otis
to have attempted, is beyond belief.
T ha . preMnt theory Is that aha : was
, temporarily deranged and tha police
are gathering evidence to lay before a
commission which Is to pass upon her
sanity. The facts In tha case are so
cold-blooded as to oa increaiDie, put
with her nearuesa planning was an an-
wlute lacKlng or precaution.
The facts In the case are to the effect
that Miss Otis called upon -a local de-
tective agency last week and asked
them to secure for her Information rel
stive to tha amount or property her
mother possessed. This was handled
-promptly and a few oays later she. was
told her mother had in all about $1,000
available assets. - This she seemed to
1eslre with a keen greed. She startled
K C 8tolpmaa of the detective agency
v tne retntnt: i wouia ao most any
thins for money, would you?" Mr.
Btolpman. canght a glimpse of her
meaning, and la order to lead her on
Jf em Features of Doctor's Home,
From tha Memphis News-Sclmltar.
aisinreot hfmsell and his clothina thor
oughly before entering the rest of the
home, will be but one of the features
which will make the hotn to be built
by Dr. E. M. Holder on Kast street one
. or the most com Diet and luxnrlnua In
' Memphis. a . .
' - Besides the little disinfecting, room,
designed as protection for his family
from infectious or contagious diseases,
i isnapips wilu nose xor use in zignt-
i " irw is m iiuTeiijr. -, A private sara
iock ana sneives in tne pantry, a plate
-'wanner for the kitchen, a shower bath
room with solid atona wn 1 1 m m umnmw
the unique features. A screened sleep-
iuar-ruvm u pruvjura lur summers.
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; The Early Military Band.
i' U-'- From' Tlt-Blta. 'Z; .': '
,Ai1ttle more than" 70 years ago there
ttrs no such thing ss a brass band in
e x 1 stence.
The very first band entirely
of brass, dates, in
raci. no runner
1 han 1!5. Prior to that time even Our
military music was produced almost en
tirly from "instruments of wood, and as
recently as 1781 a full regimental band
consisted f two oboes, two clarinets,
-1 hnn and two bassoons. -.--rr rr--As
"showing the important part played
ry the "soumllng brass" in our bands to
day it is sufficient to mention that in
an tip to date first class band of say 42
riwa thrre would probably be found
from 1 to fi) horns, to say nothing of
fophops. which are partly elarmet
anu jpanijf rorn.
How lie Learns.
From the Chicago News.
A man learns to do by doing, '
re-
Te,' fejolrird tho d
demoralizer; "and
iso by., nelng done."
The Yellow TorU.
Frftm the MUwatike Sentinel.--At
nv moment r.ow Car-tain Hobnon
i r-vf itntly expn-tfng an cmtlirPHk
(T a .-I jraejrif !a" among the jarkies bf
t - - i t.
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the. United States the fourth day of
March! - . v
The most superficial study of the
constitution of tha United States and
constitutional customs demonstrates the
rathar startllna fact that there is abso
lutely no provision in American law
against such a possibility. The Issue
la fairly entitled io be raised: therefore,
In justice to the system or -.American
government, with tha problem, of per
sonality entirely removed.
In the beginning let It be remembered
that after Abraham Lincoln was elected
Dresident there was serious concern
whether ha eould reach tha capital of
tha limtea states in ssiety tor hi in
auguration. The utmost precaution was
necessary, and in 'several cities Presi
dent Lincoln had to digress from his
published itinerary In order to safely
reach tha nation's capital. What If the
firecautlona had been of no avail? What
f the enemies of the new administra
tion had made good under the fears of
Lincoln's friends T - What If he had
never lived to be Inaugurated? .Who
would have Become president! ,.
said he'Vould. Bhe then told her plans
to mm, which were to the effeot that
ha was to secure an accomplice, to
wnom sna would point out her mother,
and he was to do away with her In any
war he saw fit. ;
AiMr. Btolpman derjanded money for
this and she agreed t5 hay him $2,600
for the Job. She agreed to coma back
iu uje omce tna next cay and have
part of tha money with her for tha pay
ment and to meet the accomplice. She
did this and another detective was de-
vaiioa uute me part or the thug. She
came back a third time to - go over the
details of the horrible erlme. Her
utiemrai: ""uon i maae ft an ambulance
affair," Is typical of her seeming atti
tude and talk with the detectives. The
third day when sna - went down stairs
from the detective agency she waa ar-
rcsiea ana taaen to Headquarters and
her case was laid before the police.
Mies Otis' mother-was horrified at the
attempt to assassinate her and refused
absolutely to believe It Her mother
love was stronger than any other fpel-
girl and attempted to shield her in
every way and begged for her release
Her-mother states that the girl's father
died in the. asylum and that Miss Otis
has been ill for some time and hints
in sua ; unuouoieuiy or an unbal-
ancra mina.
Auction Sales
BY
The Portland: Auction
Co., Inc.
211 FIRST STREET
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, 2 P. M. ; -
Are you looking Tor furniture for the
DININQ-ROOMT TVETB GOT IT; for
the PARIOR or DEN? WE'VE GOT
ITr for BEDROOM or KITCHEN?
warns ujr li. in rnt nr..nt
anything-and everything that a first
class auction house carries Just to
mention a few items: WeathereQ oak
dining-room set, consisting of china
closer wiin jrjUAi Jii jwiKHtJR BACK and
PLATE GLASS- SHELVES "ery fine
buffet, EIGHT -CORNERED EXTEN
SION TABLB 10-foot) eight-chair
8 PANISH LEATHERl UPHHOLSTER-
XUU DfXk. V 1UE 1 AflliH. I h I . I . A U LTT
(original cost 1400) SOLID MAHOO
ANT LIBRARY TABLE,- FANCY
STATUE ELECTRIC LI drlT FIX
TURE, ladles' writing desks in m,hA..
any ana Durnc wooa Iinih, . SOLID MA-
HOOANI SALDINO BED with curled
hair mattress (original rant i155i
fine ETCHING. OKIOINAI. ARTfRTir
ARTIST COPIES, SOLID BRASS HALL
t nail seat witn mirror in nitrit
dressers in fir, maple, golden oak, ma
hogany, jphonographs, Morris , chairs,
ruga METAL BEDS OF ALL deecrlp-
". x. i. springs ana omers, lioss
mattresses and others, extension tables,
kitchen table, etc.. ate.) -Barsalna for
everybody at the ' ' :
ruaxuio avotiost OO
. se&s an ratsT bt. a-41ii
NOTICE For Monday's sals we have
line lot of const arned toodi. such
maple sod mahogany dressers and com
modes, dining-room .chairs, carpets
trunks, cook stove, r. L. table and other
furniture, which Dositlvelv mu b nl,i
Monday, i .. -v. .-I
Auction Sales
Wilson's Auclion House
COR SECOND AND YAM.
HILL STREETS, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
EACH DAY AT 10 A. M.
" Buyers will find a fine assortment of
high-grade home -'furnishings, compris
ing parlor and library furniture, dining
room and bedroom furniture, Imported
Turkish rugs, Brussels carpets, squares,
mattings and linoleum, malleable and
steel ranges, gas ranges, heating and
cook stoves, dishes, utensils, pictures,
lace curtains, hangings, etc
NOTE If you want a nearly new
Kimball piano, organ, cash register,
computing scales, office fixtures, roll-ton
desk, letterpress, . safe, or magnificent,
little used furniture, ask our salesmen.
The price will be an Inducement to yoa.
Special Stock Sale
AT THE UNION ' STOCK
YARDS, FOOT OF NORTH
SIXTEENTH ST.. MON
DAY, NOVEMBER 23 AT
2 O'CLOCK P. M.
Comprising It milch wows, t t-year-old
heifers, 1 3 -year-old bull, 1 span work
horses and harness. This stock will be
sold without reserve. Terms cash, .
Residence Sale
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24,
ON THE PREMISES, 778
r HOYT STREET, NEAR
TWENTY-FOURTH, AT 10
A. M.
Seven rooms of high-grade furnish
Ings, comprising three-piece parlor set
in mahogany, fine Roman chair, mahog
any musio cabinet, nearly new SINGER
PIANO, large pedestal hall, mirror, vel
vet hall and stair carDets. Brussels
rugs, golden oak dining-room suite, ex
slon - table, chairs, buffet and china
closet, library tablo. clock, lace curtains,
pictures, goldW oak bookcase, dressers
In oak ana blraweye maple. Iron beds and
silk floss mattress, chiffonier, child's
buggy, combination gas and wood Ma
jestic range, oianea, glassware, aitcnen
treasure, utensils, etc. This sale is
worthy the attention of buyers of flue
home lurnisnmgs. .
Restaurant Sale
TUESDAY, '' NOVEMBER 24,
AT 2 P. M., AT 203 COLUM
BIA, BET. FIRST AND
FRONT STREETS.
Comprising National cash register, cut
lery, showcase, Vienna chairs, stools,
dishes and glassware, coffee urn, large
refrlgterator, tables, counters, kitchen
utensils, meat block, 8-foot Monaroh
restaurant range and a complete restau
rant outfit.
N. B.Dbn't forget the great sacrifice
sale every day at 210 First street. We
are closing out the I. M. O. Co.'s entire
stock of furniture", groceries, shoes,
farm implements, hardware, rubber and
steel tire buggies, plows,- etc.
Call up Main 1626, A-4243, if you want
tha highest market ptlue tot -your be
longings. t vm,SON Auctioneer.
ktS-'BwKtrlcCo
Tomorrow, Monday
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE. East 8th
St. south, near Ankeny St., "E. A." or
"M. v. car. We have received Instruc
tions from Mrs. Gertsel to sell her fur
niture, carpets, etc., at above address,
comprising several oak parlor rockers,
center tables, corner seat and drapes.
lace curtains, double parlor Axminster
carpvis, una uutizis wuie, set ux uumtrs,
very fine ouartered oak sideboard, heat
ing stove, Brussels carpets, hall and
stair carpets, small rugs, oak bedroom
sets, iron beds, springs and mat.
tresses, bedroom carpets, lady's desk.
chiffonier, dressers and commodes, ex
tension piano lamp, Charter oak steel
range with water back, inlaid linoleum.
utensils and other effects. The above
foods are a neat, clean lot of furntsh
ngs and will be positively sold AT 10
O'CLOCK SHARP TOMORROW.
cAKEH 4c SON, Auctioneers,
ON TUESDAY NEXT
At BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE, 15?
Park St., we shall offer for sale tha fur
nishings of a lady's private home, who
is leaving for San Diego. The following
list comprises some very choice pieces
of nearly new furniture, eta: Very
pretty parlor pieces in muiman piusn,
rocker In genuine mahogany and quar
springs, silk floss mattresses, feather
seats, Davenport, center tables, oriental
design parlor rug, very pretty lady's
parlor desk, also elegant combination
bookcase and desk, 6 pairs of good lace
curtains, portieres, ' Madras curtains, IS
nearly new shades, several pieces of
bronse and brlo-a-brao, quarter-sawed
oak dining-room set, via., claw-foot
pedestal table, buffet' and set of box
seat chairs In real leather. 9x11 Brussels
rugs, two Wilton velvet carpets, several
small rugs, large quantity of stair car
pet, very massive iron beds, best steel
spring, silk floss mattresses, feather
pillows, blankets and other bedding.
separate aressers ana commoaes, siee,
engravings and other pictures, gas drop
light. loiamg peas: aiso Qinini
Hgl
dining-rdtom
l iron beds.
suite in light oak nnlsh,
easy couches, gas range ana water
heater, large gas radiator and several
other useful lots.
Parties furnishing are welcome to ln-
SDect this choice lot or turniture, mas,
etc, tomorrow (Monday). SALE TUES
DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK (sharp), ,
ON FRIDAY NEXT
At BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE (on
Thursday our regular salesday we shall
be closed all aayi ws snau
shall have a
choice lot of furniture, carpets.
tc. re-
mnvul from - Hawthorns ave. for con
venience of sale. There will be bedroom,
dining-room, parlor and kitchen furni
ture in this lot. . .
BALE UN 'KIIAI AT 19
O'CLOCK.
BAKER & SON, Auctloneera
Ford Auction Co.
369 East Morrison Street
Have made many friends through hon
est - dealings, courteous; treatment and
low prices; and we are getting new cus
tomers every day through our friends'
recommendations.
" Call and be convinced that we are
giving bargains In Household Furniture,
Carpets, etoves, nmnges, iieaiers, etc.
Whan you have furniture -for sale; call
us up, and be sura of getting an honest
deal and fair prices, for we do not ask
for large profits, as we are in the low
rent district and can sell on small prof-
Its and quick returns. Phone East tit,
Some Bargains
In desirable, well located city lots, for
sale or exchange. - Flpa dairy land for
sale or exchange for city property.
Also some good farms for sale or ex
change. ';vv,,:
Call and look our list over. .
Willis & Kimble Real Estate Co.
, XSSH SCorrisoa .
Snap on Beech St.
f 3,800 2-story ' modern house on Beech
st; lot 60x100 corner; fine lawn, close
to sohopl. cloaevto S car lines
Williams & Crowley
Mm.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CONTRACTS taken for concrete found
ations, floors, walks, steps, and re
taining walla; artificial stone work es
timate furnished at nominal fee. Apply
888 Salmon St., room 1. - .
blSHWAS HER -Call . French, restau
, rant, 12th and Washington, between
It and 11 a. m. . . - ,
SanFrancisco Office
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Phones, Main 7173 ;"A.6051.
WEATHER REPORT
- A tnrrn of 'considerable' lntenslxr
amroachinr - Vancouver Island. and
storm warnings are now displayed at
all stations In this district.
moaer
atelv hfaw rains have been general
v heavy
west of the Cascade mountains ana scat
tered showers . have occurred In the
eastern portion of the dlstriot Quite
a sharp rlae has occurred In the upper
portion of the "Willamette river due
to the continued heavy rains upon the
already saturated grounai xi tne rains
continue to any great extent, tha riooa
stage will probably be reached dur in
the . next few days Information
be gladly given out by telephone to
those Interested who will nail up the
weather office, as advices come in from
up the river and ' ample warning or
floods will be given ta tha publio as
necessity demands.
Ths Indications are for rain Sunday
throughout the dlstriot and it will be
warmer east or tne cascade mountains
rOHBUAHlB.
Portland and vicinity Sunday, rain.
Fresh southerly winds.
Oregon Sunday, ram: warmer .east
portion. Fresh southerly winds Inter-
tor, rresn. southerly stinting to soum
wenterlv sale along coast.
Washington Sunday, rain: warmer
east portion. Moderate southerly gale
In the interior; strong south shifting
to southwest gaie aiong tne coast.
Idaho Sunday, rain and warmer.
Fresh southeasterly winds.
Maximum temperature, 54 ' degrees:
minimum temperature. 48 degrees; river
reading at a a. m., it reet; change m
last 24 hours, . foot; total rainfall
(5 D. m. to 6 D. m.l .48 inches: total
rainfall since September 1, 1808, T.45
inches: normal rainfall aince Beptem
1. 61 Inches: total sunshine, November
20, 1908, 4 hours SO minutes; possible
sunsnine rnovemDer to. ius. s hours it
Mi
minutes) barometer ' (reduced . to
level), at o p. m., zg.4 inches.
AlAKRIAGS: LICENSES
Nathan C Calvert, Tekos, WaslL. SO,
and Mae C Barker 45.
John P. Hess, Ooldendale, Wash, SO,
. John R. Swenson, 94 Grand are., S,
and Yerda C. Segerstrom, 87.
Clarence W. West, 824 East First
street north, SSand Llllie Eden. 20.
John BUrber, Woodburn. Ore 84, and
Margarette Murphy. 27,
Carl fcrlk Lind, 621 North Twenty-
first street, za, and Bteiia Bkoobo. 88.1
S-LOWERS FOR WEDDINGS AND FU-
nerals.
Alfred Burkhardt.
Nob H1U
floHst 110
28d St.
Main 601
A-3184,
Full dresn suits for rent, all slsea
unique Tailoring Co.. 10 Stark St.
PORTLAND Florist Co., choice out flow-
era and funeral designs.
S26 Morri-1
son. - .
LOWEST prices for choice cut flowers
and design work. Main COS; A-S60S.
uustav nurnnarot, in isg st., N.
Wedding .Cards
Washington Oldg.
Ington sta
W. a. Smith & Co.
corner 4 th and Wash.
Beta A Sons, florists, funeral designs.
Morrinon. Main u; A-tTT.
Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers
and floral designs. 880 Morrison st.
Max M. Smith florist. 160 Eth St.. os.
poeite Meier c rranta Main vjis.
FUNEIIAL NOTICES
kAKRITZ The- funeral ' services ' of
wiine KJtkrtts wiu be held at the
family residence, on Linn ton road. at
:80 p. m. - Monday, November 18,1
Friends Invited. Jnterment. Rose City 1
cemetery.
FUAEIiAly DIRECTORS
DUNNINO. M'ENTKHJ St OILBAUOH.
undertakers and embalmers: modera I
in every detail, beventh and Plna Mala
. i-aay assistant.
J. P. Finley 8c Sea Wjs
Laay attendant. Main 9; A-169.
F. 8. DUNNINO, Inc., east side funeral
mreciors. is. Alder and E. th St.
ZELLER-B .'RNES CO.,' FUNERAL Dpi
rectors embalmers. 270 Ruanall. Vmmt
ivoii. uot assistant.
EDWARD HOLjuAN,
UNDERTAKER, -
izu ra street.
h.KH HON uvniPDTl vxxin nr r-a.
balmlng; lady -ts't; 409 Alder. M 188.
CEMETERIES
KUBB CITT-r-nlNQLE GRAVES. 110:
.aiuil. lull, lis IO Klin.rintAnil.
ent at cemetsrv Mrnr nf tvm.nt mt
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 806. Foi
full Irformation apply to Frank flchle-
sn. hi Worcester oik. Phone A-S88S.
MONUMENTS
MA KB LB AND GRANITE MONTJ-
nenis, au ainas cemetery decoraUons.
vimiiu nvc. . imnoir st uorcaa
II A U I VaCI W O nan- nnm
KINOSLEY,
land's leading marble and gran te wka
- 1 -
w ai'vnE A. (OO lag... M Uft A I.
Lawyers' Abstract se Trust Co.. room I
owju vi xrmaa mnw inirrmr.
. . . r31 - tb leading
im-B-t-1 waning oiag.
Williams Abstract Co. for prices.
Chamber of Commerce. . .
838 I
new todat:
Milvyaukle
li
scree, well
Improved: fine soil.
good
truit rarm
am) dairy; excellent
buildings:
otner etock. alao all Implements Close
T . r, casn. Balance
. " BAOFTMABir A MOORX,
, -- Hi Lumber Exchanga .
$37fSOO
;'A" OBXAT but, ; .
Whole hloek, s lots, on Grand and
union ienues. - ' Business property.
This cahoot fall aa a big monay maker
ior mc ay person, can Pe bought la
wpoio or io part, nee - .
v I ', ; am btai:x st, ' , '
NEW TODAY.
Ci t) )
360 Acres
Old established farm, all under culti
vation, fine buildings, splendid fruit
Present owner has grown rich from tills
land, within SO miles of Portland, on
Hillsboro Electrio Line.
Can be bought for SI 00 an acre and
terms made to suit,, if sold within tho
next 10 days, . Sea-',' -.v .
The Spanton Co.
S70 STABS MT.
Newbiirg
26 Allies From Portland
Best Town In the Valley
I building in this thriving little town. .
;:.". "7 .? , . . -iT..'
5 Now Paying 10 Per Cent
Over and above taxes and ' Insurance
in. Qw win siana an aavanca tne
The ' Price and Terms Arc Right
OREGON HOMES CO.
aaiH xoxxxaosT.
Why Did
Henry George
AY
I WANT MEW?
He was desirous ef suocess crowning I
iuo eitorxs , oi American noma Duuaers. I
Right or Wroog
We admire hit . pluck. .
Elsewhere In this issue will be found
some opportunities tor
success from
our on0
Oregon Homes Co.
saiw icobbzso rr.
a raw obxax BASOAnra zsT
HOMES
One of the moat beautiful homes on
East 80th street 11-room bungalow,
with aU the latest improvements. Could
""Si10!80.'0' than S8.000.
ur PriP ,000; 1800 cash, balance 180
f montn. i na anova ta tne best bum
OTU" tne price can produce.
"modern,
a -mnmu
California bungalow, lot 40x100,
79th street, at a sactlnce. Price 88.800! I T
terma, 8200 cash, balance 880 a month.
"LJ r,0 ..raa "Ht
pt
Pactflo Worth wee Kealty Associates,
ao waUa-Panro Bids;.
un Bids-.
new homes
sjytn and Uroadway Street!
Wa have two new homes that we mh
aw on very easy terms, situated on
tne soutneast corner or Broadway and I rrom s an acre up to io. Land that
B. 10th st. Tha corner tiouae uJ India Bartlallr Imnravad. -
are 88,760. and the next one to tha cor-1
I her la IS. 800. These properties are new
and up to date. Go and see them, and
men can on us, and we .will . tell
you
mors aoout mem.
. J -
MALT., ft VON RDPTTTT
1VA"A'" vw' XUJ 1 tLLit
104 Beoond Bt, CXMuAtm Bxohanre Bldr.l
u - and S9fl H. Sornslde sL I
1 0 Acres
Two miles from Multnomah
covered with fine timber.
nation,
Only $150 Per Acre
IT FATS' TO SBB VS.
CHAPIN & HERLOW,
. 881 CHAMBER- OF COMMERCE.
Main ltiZ - A 4TT0
, $2SOO
8500 down and 835 car month, tn.
eluding interest, will nurchase a -
room modern bungalow on Ravensvlewl
thrive, roruana iieigni. or
$2900 :
oown an.a ZB Pr montn Jrou can
have you choice of terms. ,
.
F. V. ANDREWS & CO.
Zamllton Bids;., 131 Third Mi. :
Tel. Main 3349 or A-3329.
Fruit Farm
119 acres, close to Dallas, finest soil.
gooa Duuaings ana water: o acres in
fruit of the best varieties, ' yielding
good Income;. 812,000, 84.000 cash, bal
ance easy terms . a Bargain which will
stana run invfuifnuon.
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Hawthorne
Avenue lot. 60x100, ,mie of
tha best.
iuu; terms Salmon.
TfKW TOD AT
"RESIDENCES
and Vacant Lots
faB,O0O Beautiful 19-room house, near
Kings Meignis, uu -lots;
close to Wash, it, and
within walking distance ' to
town. ZA6T TIBB8. "'
$30,000 -room elegantly ; . furniebea
. nome in gooa iwuiii
f . t st. ear. 60x100 lot. Sea this
the monsy Is In the housa
j amiasiiu 9EBM8,
10JK0 Buvs a comfortable V-roora
modern house on Lovejoy st.
close to car line; gooa . sur
roiindlnss: a f 0x100 lot.
I 00 1-room modera residence on
lovejoy St.: gooa mhwi
BOxlOO lot . ' - J
I T,T8 SOxlOO and l-roora . modern
! houss en Overton at. -
f a,TOO 0xl00 vacant lot on Kearney
si., near ibo; t enu.
nimaiva "Vitts. -
ntlKI i rrnrtlnnsl lot at the head of
. v iiOTjoy St., in me rivvv
neighborhood; easy terma. ,
If these do not suit you. call and see
our list. - -. !
Humason&Jcffcry
IM. 1I.
tl Stark St.
A ISli,
HOOD RIVER
tfl sores. I tntlea out oa main read; I
1 1 aorea (-year-old apple trees; 4 acres I
1 1 and 4-year-old apple traea: It acre
myyim "
I.- lk ....nil.. itf
" H)fiMwiuvif, n ... -
about TC trees: fine anrlnr. fair barn.
nouse noes not amount to muon, suiiiav socues.
i will make a rood apple houses food i
building place; located near school,
store and railroad station. Price for el
Tery ahort time,' f 10,(00. Qood terms.
- Zy, . it vats to raa vu. .
CHAPIN & HERLOW,
ssi chamber' or cohmercb.
Main MSI. . 4TT0
$20 Cash
Oiortathly
LOTS LOTS LOTS
puixse & co.
sis OKAKBxm or oosacsmoB. ,
Acreage for Platting
SO sVOBBS en lit. Scott ear llnet good
f sou, aign ana signuy.
10 A0BB8 en Section Line road. A
oeauutut location. 1
BOTH are good buys, and will show
nanasoma returns,. ; . .
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CHAPIN & HERLOW,
SSt CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Main 18SS. A 4770
BllSinCSS Property handy to electric line, front
One.Sterv Brick . inS on splendid'county road
F?rllt Md Oult StS
10x80. situated on tha
northeast
I eon
corner of First and Oak streets.
For
Prca d terms see us.
I MALL & VON BORSTEL.
1 104) Sleeond B1. (Lumber Exchange Bldg.)
I B. Baraslde St, ,
Buy Apple Land!
Birr XT BOW WBXBB
BXO BBS
. Just the place where tha land will
; " --'-r A
i nc uunn-Lawrence to.
848 AXOBB T.
NORTHRUP ST. FLATS
4312,500
Incone $1 10 Per Month
Four five-tier flats, situated 825 North
run St.. between 84th and SEth sta Wi
can make terms. ' -
MALL & Von borstel,
104 acooad BIl Cbtunbsr Bxchanga Bid-.)
and ft B. Baraslde Bt
BB8XDBB0B, modern In every respect.
oernar lot, waat side, 10 rooms. Nona
better If one wants a home.
BVB-OAXOW. East 17th street.
one block from ear; small payment
down, balance aama as rent
aCssius suitaoie ror platting, near
Country club, $600 per acre. ; - .
A BEOBT BBSZBABUB BUXZAZVO BITS,
full lot on Irving street; terma.
Smith & Everett
S1I-S1T Bwetland Building-.
A Suburban Snap
Good housa and outbuildings; 18 acres
I all under cultivation; strawberries
I pears, apples,' ate.; close to So car Una
XT BATS TO BBB VS.
CHAPIN & HERLOW, i
' '' 888 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. .
Main 1652. " A 4T70
Five-Room Bungalow
Price 026OO
Lot IOxlo6 and . five-room modern
Lungalow, situated on - E. 31 st and
8ml th sta - Just completed. Bargain?
Terms $600 down. ; i
MALI. & VON 60RSTEL;
lOtBeoond Bt. (Xinmber Exchange Bids.)
, and 393 E. Burnsids Bt.
NEW TODAT.
SUTHERLIN
VALLEY
THE LAND FOR
RED APPLES
SITUATED XM '
nnnot ir rniutfPt; in
UUgUUU tUUMII, UK.
Tha choicest spot in choloa' fruit
dlstriot A soil axaotly gutted ta tha
culture of fine fruit. Just enough slept
to insure perfect drainage, . Every acrt
carries a perpetual water right Teu
may raise fruit without Irrlgatleo, but
you will raise mora and, better fruit
with it. .
INVESTIGATE SUTHEBUN .
VALLEY BEFORE
YOU BUY,
CALL AND SEE THE SPITZEN.
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CAAUil WAWnil KM 41UilMinU,
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S. S. LAHONT & CO.
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ACREAGE
The acreage ws are selUac aa the O.
W. P. electrio Una, SOminvtsa out from
First and Alder atresia, la vary choice
property; no stone, ao graveU From
one to ten acres, ran gins; la pries from
ISO to 1410 per acre, on easy terms of
payment,. If in the market for acreage.
you should sea us.
KNAPP & MACKEY
v 119 Board of Trade Bid-.
Or O. T. PARRT. WlchiU BUtion,
fu
Frontinfr on the Willamette,
F400 U
anc the location is choice, .
HenKle& Harrison
"511 Gerlinger Building
AN UNUSUAL
PROPOSITION f
Wa hay for sale S0 acres of tha beat
land adjoining Eugene, It lays' fine;
has two sets of ' buildings; water ' la
piped to all parts of the farm for; the
buildings and for watering stock r tha
i place la all fenced and cross-fenced;
the property on three aides baa been
platted,: ',.-",-.., .:
This Property Is Ideal
for Ten AcrcOrchards
Vl .VIVIiaiU3
IT FATS TO BBB vs. -.
CHAPIN & HERLOW,
881 CHAMBER OF - COMMERCE.
Main 16S2. , . . , A 4I7S
41 ACRES
1U miles from Beaverton.
6 blocks front Hillsboro electric car line,
SO aores onion land, cleared and In cul
tivation. Running water on the place the year
round.
A SNAP AT S1TI PER ACRE.
LOUIS SALOMON & COMPANY
.. 933 Stark St near Seooal ;.
THIS 18 GOOD
SleOO BUT A KOSBBJt T-SOOHj
HOTTBH, lot 44HX112K, In Montavtlla.
This ia cerUlnly a good buy. Call and
let us show it to you. kouse cost mare
than the given price. Terms,
Holds, Wallace .Co.
Room 8, Canterbury. BldfiM andWaa.
Acreage
INSIDE ACREAGE
OB " -TB3B PSBTBB OXA lOTTASUI
ob rxATTxvo." ...
At about three-fourtbs value to make '
quick sale, f- -
The Fletcher Co.
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