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Newspaper Page Text. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. : PORTLAND. SATURDAY , EVENING, NOVEMBER 28,. 1803. 11 TWO VALUABLE ; : CARGOES CLEARED Steamer Arabia Leaves for Japan and China Witlr Flour. ' FRENCH SHIP GOES . TO EUROPEAN PORTS Manifest of the Marechael de Nolal leg Shows Vessel Will Carry $106, 000 Worth of Wheat to Europe Oriental Cargo Worth $200,000. With the clearing1 through the cus toms housa today of ths German steamer Arabia of the Portland & Asiatic line, for Hongkong and way points, and the French ship Marechael do Nolalles for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders, over 1300,000 worth of home products were get afloat for foreign markets. The Arabia j left down from Albina dock at noon 'today carrying: a cargo valued at $201,678 and the ship Marechael de Nolalles Is expected to leave down this afternoon with a cargo of wheat, valued at $106,995. The lion s share of the, Arabia consists of flour, there being 48,018 barrels In the hold, the value of which Is $182,075. The remainder of the cargo consists of general merchandise and about 160.000 feet of lumber to the aggregate value Of 19603. The flour will be distributed at a , number of ports In Japan and China, but a large quantity Is booked for Hongkong. The liner Alesla which left here during the early part of the week goes to Vladivostok' with every pound of flour on board so that the Chinese and Japanese purchases are not in creased by the two liners In such close succession. The Numantia. will be the next oriental liner to arrive here. She Is scheduled to. arrive here about a week before Christmas. The French ship Marechal' de Nolalles will In all probability close the foreign wheat shipments for the month of No vember since none of the other grain carriers at the docks is near being finished. The British steamer TTganda which arrived here during the week to carry wheat to Europe Is about ready to begin loading but even at the best it would now bv almost impossible to get her away before December 1. TO DECIDE OX BOND SALE Port of Portland Commission Will Hold Special Meeting. A special meeting of the Port of -Port-landland commission will be called next week by President C. F. Swigert for the purpose of deciding upon the sale of bonds to raise funds with which to pro vide for s towage and pilotage system between Portland and the sea as au thorized under the Port of Portland bill. Engineer J. P.. C. Lockwood's exten sive report on the subject will probably also be presented and discussed at the same Dime. Engineer Lockwood, who devotes his entire time to the Port of Portland, made, a tour some time ago of the Atlantic -seaports and looked thoroughly Into the manner of handling towing and piloting, and his findings will figure prominently In this report. OPEN MEETING TOMORROW Captain Pruett. National President, Will Deliver Address. Captain J. II. Pruett, president of the National Har'ior American association oi Masters, Mates and Pilots, will talk at an open meeting to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the Odd Fellows temple, under the auspices of Wlllametto Harbor No. 23. Every master, mate or pilot Is in vited to attend whether he be member of the order of not. Captain Pruett, who is here from New York, will lay particular stress upon the need of cer tain legislation for the protection of the mon following the Ufa of master, nilit MA RINK NOTES. Astoria, Nov. 28. Arrived down at midnight and sailed at 3 a. m.. steamer Senator, for San Francisco. Arrived at 7:30 and left up at 10 a. m.; steamer F. S. Loop, from Han Francisco. San Francisco, Nov. 28. Arrived at 6 a. m., steamer Roanoke, from San Pedro, for Portland. Sailed at 12 noon, steamer Rose City, for Portland. Astoria, Nov. 27. Sailed at 2 -p. m, Norwegian ship Asgerd, for Queent town or Falmouth. Sailed at 2:40 p. m., steamer J. Marhoffer, San Francisco. Point Lobos, Nov. 27. Passed, steam er Nevadan, from Sallna Crux, for Port land. Naples, Nov. 24. Arrived. British steamer Braemont, from Portland. Newcastle. Australia, Nov. 25. Ar rived, British steamer Woodford, from Columbia river. Coos Bay, Nov. 27. Arrived, steamer . Breakwater, from Portland. Astoria, Nov. 28. Conditions at the mouth of the river atS a. m.. smooth; wind southeast 8 miles; weather clear. Tides at Astoria Sunday High water 6:23 a. m., 7.1 feet; 4:43 p. m., 7.6 feet. Low water. 11:17 a. m., 8.7 feet; 11:38 p. m., 0.3 feet ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, satis tonight for Coos bay. The Harriman liner Senator, Captain Nopander, left for San Francisco yester day afternoon, carrying a full cargo of freight and 367 passengers. The British ship Brabloch will be at Greenwich wharf No. 2 this afternoon to , discharge a cargo of cement from Anwerp. The steamer Northland, that went ashore yesterday on Vancouver island and was subsequently floated, was the Northland that plies between Seattle and Alaskan ports. The steam schooner Tallac is booked to come here In the near future from San Francisco with general cargo. TOO CHATTY COP GIVEN DISMISSAL The supposedly inherent right of all policemen from time Immemorial to lapse Into an occasional state of lethargy has been frowned upon by T. G Greene, chairman of the police committee. Ha tried two patrolmen Wuiniulav Avenlnar and vefiterdav an nounced that .both were guilty of neglect of duty. Henry Hols, who pa- i trols the Sellwood. district., found it rather expensive to disappear within a building for an undue length of time, especially as he waa being watched by two police sergeants. If he took "40 winks" while Inside each wink cost him half a dollar, for he was fined 820. Patrolman Russell chatted once too; often In an engine house on his beat In Albina. and as a result be will not neTeaner cnai ai tne kiwi oi ivv per month to taxpayers. Dismissal was tils ' portion. Russell had previously been.: before the police committee on a charge of neglect of duty. piles cnrHEb nr to 14 cats. PAZO OINTMENT te gnurnnteed to ear any raw of Itcblog. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding PI tea in f to 14 days or money refunded. 60c ' An artnjr engineer has v reported 'ree-'-ommendlhg the - connection of Lakes Union and Washington to Puget sound by way of Salmon bav by a lock canal. y- I...... 1 mmmrnm . 15 per cent off on band painted china ,t Metiger's (48 Washington street. WILL 60 BEFORE FEDERAL COURT C A. Johns. W. H. Uoyd and Gus JohnxniL who accordln to the confes sion of tha boy Johnson, cracked the safe of a general merchandise Store si Nyssa and looted it of a lot of Jewelry, will probably be charged oy me ieae i.i 1 .1. vA vtV.riAr'.. nf the postoffice ssfe at Monmouth. -The boy Monmouth, but stops at that and says he does not know what, they did while thpart of the loot from. 'the Nyssa lob was recovered yesterday. Lloyd taking ii- -Mt wUaxa It hart hAMl cached. Part of the stuff was gone, however, which leads the police to be lieve 'that tnere is unguiw "7",""V the gang still at Urge, who vis ted the cache and carried off part of its con- teSh"eriff Robert 0Dell of Malheur county arrived yesterday to take the uriBoneni wm; w ............ . IM.IJU -1 li ."1 IJIW C ,1, U not Deen aeciaea; nuwnwi wu w ... i . - . V. 1 . . V. 1 ,1 V. . . Will De lurnea over iu mm w wj . . .,i,.i r. ...... an, l.n.1 tlft, lA anawttp to a federal charge of cracking the post office safe at Monmouth. URGES MOTHERS TO INFLUENCE S0XS At the meeting of the Woman's club yesterday afternoon Rabbi Jonah B. Wise spoke on "Good Citizenship," urg ing upon the members of the club the opportunities for furthering good con ditions near at hand. Among the du ties which might be undertsken by such a club he suggested the founding of a hospital for tubercular patients in the city or near by, the establishment of a city hospital for emergency cases, a more united effort throughout all the state for waging war against tubercu losis and the improvement of conditions f the Kfillev Butte rockpile. He also urged upon the mothers the necessity for training their Bons to be good cttT xens, emphasizing tne motners lnnu ence upon the rising generation. A strong plea for milk inspection and for an Inspection bureau, to prevent the selling of milk from tubercular cows, was made by Dr. W. I. Cottel, who asked the support of the club for the measure which he recently Introduced before the city council asking for milk Inspection for the city. Mrs. George Howard Pettlnger was in charge of the program. The presi dent, Mrs. Robert Lutke, presided and was given suthorlty to appoint commit tees on pure fond and sanitation, which she will do. W.' A. Montgomery sang a group of patriotic songs, with Mrs. Mark Gill as accompanist. ATTORNEYS SAY GAMBLING ALL ALIKE The Portland Railway, Light & Power company was directed by the city ex ecutive board last night to proceed at once with the improvement of East First street. ' On motion of T. G. Greene the con tract for the paving of Cleveland ave nue was also let, despite a protest from Attorney Flagler for the Quackenbush company. A communication from Attorneys Wil bur & Spencer protesting against the raids by the police on Chinese gambling dens was laid upon the table. The law yers declared in their letter that the Chinese should not be molested any more than white men who play for BIRTHS LUKAZEWSKI -To Mr. and Mrs. A. Lukazewski. 45 Skidmore, November 26. a daughter. KOBKNSTK1N To Mr. and Mrs. A. Kobenstetn, 129 Tenth street, Novem ber 5, a daughter. HUGHES To Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes, 860 Weldler street, November 5. a daughter. WELLMAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wellman. 459 East Twenty-fourth, November 3. a daughter. HELBERT To Mr. and Mrs. W. Hel- bert, 621 Guild's avenue, November IB. a daughter. KN1PFEL To Mr. and Mrs. C. Knlpfel, 73 West Klllingsworth street, Novem ber 6, a daughter. W Y M AN To Mr. and Mrs. M. Wyman, cltv, November 8, a daughter. WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wil son. 3204 Weldler street, November 21, a daughter. CURRY To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Curry, 169 East Fifty-fifth, November 19. a daughter. FREE SKATING TflCHET J'o, yery person who places a Cash .Want Ad in The Journal, Daily r Sunday, will be given free a ticket for the FINEST ROLLER SKATING RINK ON THE COAST. THE EXPOSITION RINK 19th and Washington Sts. During the last month the Want Ad patrons of THE DAILY JOUR NAL and SUNDAY JOURNAL have increased largely in number. To show our appreciation of this increase, and incidentally to attract . the attention of many people who have not yet used the Classified Advertising Columns of THE JOURNAL, we have secured for our patrons from the EXPOSITION ROLLER SKATING RINK 5,000 tickets. We will give one of these tickets absolutely free to every person who inserts a cash Want Advertisement in THE SUNDAY OR DAILY JOURNAL. $3500-RollerSkatingTick-ets to Our Want Ad Patrons EACH TICKET INCLUDES ADMISSION TO THE RINK AND THE USE OF SKATES FOR AN ADULT LADY AND GENTLEMAN (15 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER) ABSOLUTE LY FREE, AND IS WORTH 70 CENTS. THE JOURNAL'S circulation in Portland, Sunday and Daily, is the biggest. - THE JOURNAL carries by far the greatest number of columns of Classified Advertising of any paper in Portland. There fore, if you wish to advertise, or if you have a friend who desires to advertise, by patronixing THE SUNDAY or DAILY JOURNAL you not only get the best service and the greatest publicity, but you have thrown in free of charge a 70-cent ticket to the Exposition Roller ' . Skating Rink, at Nineteenth and 'Washington- streets. The ticket will be good fop any day, Wy session, tate and popular music ren dered afternoons by Worlitzer's $5,000 Band, and evenings by Prof. A. De Caprio (Lewis and Clark official Bandmaster) and his full Band. IF YOU CANT SKATE. NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARN AT THE JOURNAL'S EXPENSE. money at the big hotels and clubs. Mayor Lane thinks-there is a. differ ence between the cardrooms of a club and the fortified and barricaded fan tan cells of Chinatown. . San Francisco Office Oregon Journal! 1206 CALL BUILDING CLASSIFIED AD RATES Classified advertisements in The Jour nal are as follows: - No ad less thsn 16c per Insertion. Phone or charged ads (e per line per insertion; 7 Insertions for the price of 6. ' Cash ads lc per word per Inser tion, 7 insertions for ths price of t. Lost and found, help wanted, situations wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads lo per word per insertion, 8 insertions for the price of 2. 16 to 20 words. 10c; 11 to 28 words, 25o; matrimonial, mani curing, massage and bath ads, 10 per line per insertion. Card of thanks, meeting and fu neral notices, 60c per insertion. New today (ugate measue, 14 lines to inch), 84o per inch. Coynt 6 words to line. The Journal cannot guarantee ac curacy or assume responsibility for er rors of any kind occurlng In telephoned advertisements.. , , Should any ad appear incorrect on first Insertion, The, Journal will not be responsible for 'subsequent insertions. The Journal's business office is open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Saturdays 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051. WEATHER REPORT The north Pacific high pressure area has remained nearly stationary with Its center over southern Idaho. Tha eastern high pressure area has moved from Missouri to the Ohio valley. The Ari zona disturbance now extends as a trough of low pressure from that terri tory southeastward to Texas. The low pressuie area over Alberta has increased in magnitude and caused chlnook winds In the Canadian northwest that have extended south as far ss northern Mon tana. Tho barometer along the Wash ington and Oregon coast Is falling slow ly and the present fair-weather In this district will probably not last more than a day longer. Moderately heavy rains have fallen In the lower Missis sippi valley and the western gulf states and snow Is reported in New Mexico and northern Arizona. The temperature on the Pacific slope continues below normal and heavy frost occurred this morning In the Interior of California and light frost occurred along the coast from Eureka south ta...Los An geles. . Temp. Max. Mln. Preclp. Baker City, Or 40 18 .0 Boise. Idaho 32 28 .0 Kansas City. Mo 46 . . .04 North Head, Wash... 48 4 4 .0 Portland. Or 42 35 .0 Roseburg. Or 40 32 .0 Sacramento. Cal 60 34 .0 St. Louis, Mo 48 40 .20 St. Paul, Minn 36 82 .0 Sail Lake, Utah 28 12 .0 San Antonio. Texas. 74 68 .04 San Diego. Cal 60 44 .0 Walla Walla. Wash. . . 40 28 .0 MARRIAGE LICENSES Israel Rosenfeld, 176 Caruthers street, 28, and Julia Schectman, 18. Charles Peter De Reamer, 245 Whlt taker street. 21, and Edith Josephine Frederick, 18. Charles Adams, 86 North Ninth streot, 28, and Pearl Steel Smith. 23. George Albert. 370 North Sixteenth street, 37, and Margaret Baker, 40. George C. BurnlBon, Portland, 25, and Bessie Lovelle, 21, Fred Reifschlager, Fourteenth and Savief streets, 30. and Nellie Ross, 19. O. J. Eaton, 716 Vancouver avenue. 89, and Marie Earhart, 34. G. J. Blodgett, 201 Thirteenth street. 60, and Nellie a. nqrns, 4u. FLOWERS FOR WEDDINGS AND FU nerals. Alfred Burkhardt. Nob Hill florist. 120 23d St Main 602. A-3184. TT .11 4.i ai.tta fr-r rant all llflM Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Btark st PORTLAND Flotlst Co., choice cut flow- ers and funeral designs. 326 Morri son. LOWEST prices for choice cut flowers and design work. Main 603; A-3603. Gustav Burkhardt, 112 23d St., N. Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith & Co.. Washington bldg.. corner 4th sud Wash ington stjs. Beta & Sons, flcrlsts. funeral designs. 849 H Morrison. Main 8095; A-1877. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral designs. 289 Morrison st is V euu 1.U 1 KA K.8-K fr r max in. oiiiiiu, iiuiioH aw vis posit Meier & Franks. Main Itll. RINK BIRTHS WOODFIELD To Mr. and Mrs. E. Woodrield. 888 Cleveland avenue, No vember 20, twin sons. GARBACZ To Mr. snd Mrs. W. Gar- baci, 39 Morris street, November 82, a son. GOODMAN To Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Goodman, C42 Belay street.'ovember S2, a son. VAHLTo Mr. and Mrs. A. Vahl, 407 Kast Davis, November 21, a daugh ter. , ' DEATHS TURNER In this city November 88, at the family residence, 660 . Van couver avenue, Jacob Turner, aged (1 years Funeral notice hereafter. KOL.ASSA Anna Kolassa, 654 Raleigh, November 24, aged 40; larcoma. PARSONS William Parsons, Fort Slm coe, November 25, aged 65; cause not assigned. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING. M'ENTEE & OILBAUGH. undertakers snd embalmers: modern In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main 480. Lady assistant. J. P. Finley & Son L.dy attendant. Main ; A-1699. F. S. PUNNING, Inc., east side funeral directors. E. Alder and E. 6th st. ZELLER-B . RNE3 CO.. FUNERAL DI rectors, embslmers, 270 Russell. East ipbb. iaqy assistant, EDWARD HOWAN, UNDERTAKER. izo Bra street. ER1CSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM helming; lady is't; 409 Alder. M 8188. CEMETERIES ROSE CITT SINGLE GRAVES, 810: family lots, 82S to $75. Superintend ent at 'cemetery, corner of Fremont st and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. Fui full information apply to frank Schle gel, I2 Worcester bik. Phone A-282S. MONUMENTS MARBLE AND GRANITE MONU- ments, all kinds cemetery decorations 68-70 Grsnd ave. N. Imhoff A Dorcas. NEU ft KING8LET, 268 1ST.. PORT land's leading marble and granite wka REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lawyers' Abstract & Trust Co. room C Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts s specialty. Pacific Title V Trust Co., the leading apatraciors. jj4-s-s-i railing pidg. Harris H. Hawley and wife to Robert S. Offley. lot 9. block 18, Albina $3,000 university ju,ana company to A. J. Adams, lots 11. 12. 13 and 14, block 134, University Park. 700 r. ai. wora tsnerirrj to h. k. Noble, lot 8, block 52; lot 10. block 69: lot 19, block 69, Fulton Park; lot 2, block 2, Gays ad dition; lota S and 4, block 4. Glscome Tract; lots 1, 2. 8 and 4, block 109 Grovers addition; lot 14. Hazelwood; lot 12, block 17, Highland; lots 15 and 17, block 4, Highland Park 96 Richard T. Dabney and wife to Frank H. Knoll, lot iO, block 19, Hanson's Second addition 800 Title Guarantee & Trust company to Ellenorah C. Gulsness, lot 16, block 22. First addition to Hol laday Park addition 600 Title Guarantee & Trust company to A. L. Breckenride, lot 16, block 22, First sddition to Hol laday Park addition BOO Logan Sparks and wife to Harriet E. Crawford, lot 2, block 15, Sunnyslde addition 2,760 C. L. Tomllnsdn to H. E, Noble, lot 4, block 10, Sunnyslde ad dition ,. 2,250 A. P. Leehler and wife to Mrs. l. 5. Hammer, north of north west U of Acre No. 14, In tract "C," Overton Park 260 Joseph M. Healey et al to Charles John Poyle. lot 1, block "B." Waverlelgh Heights 600 Alexander Black Fraser to Dor othea Danziger, north 30 feet of west 60 feet of lot 16, and south 10 feet of west 60 feet of lot 15, Mock 2R4. Couch's addition. 6,250 Sadie I. Hatfield to Harry Beau champ, south 75 feet of lot 19, Essex Park 1,700 Sophia C. and Andrew S. Thomp son to Louis A. Evans, lot 102, 107 Arleta Park 3,000 W. D. and Stella P. McNalr and wife to E. W. Kimble, lots 14 and 15, block 1, Woodmere Park 125 Bernhard C. Kelberg to n. c Ktev ens Rr.. north of lot 6, block 15, Maegly Highland 2,700 SEE Williams Abstract Co. for prices. 338 Chamber of commerce. MEETING NOTICES 41 VEDANTA PHILOSOPHY Class ow torming; can you uss inis royai roai to self understanding? Instruction by member of Vedanta society and F. R. A. 8. A. 8-608, Journal ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF OREGON Smoker tonight. Forester's hall, Marquam. bldg. Members and friends please tana notice. M. W. A. OREGON GRAPE CAMP. No. 6975. Monday. Selllng-HIrsch diock. lotn ana vvasnington sts. tt. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP. 8,466, meets Wednesday evening. Allaky bldg.. 8d and Morrison sts. NEW TODAY. WB OTTEB FOB 8UI A Quarter Block on Union Ave. At less than surrounding quarters can be bought for. This Is situated on solid ground that will support any weight building and is suitable for hotel, fac tory or flats, and particularly desirable for a barn at the present time. We have a party on hand that wants a barn built and will pay a good rental for a cheap building. Buchtel & Kerns 360 E. Morrison St Don't Forget You have only 16 DAYS in which to secure a lot in Necarney City lor $75 NEHALEM BAY LAND COMPANY Room 3 Chamber of Commerce Holladay Addition Full lot, east front, close to caf. A great bargain. Last chance to get into this choice residence district HARTMAN & THOMPSON Chamber of Commerce. ,WATCS TSX rT TIiT XX OVERLOOK Tha only addltio'n where they grade I orrzes sot rnxnutMuom nr. i r rear m i rnMrn a mrmm rriasi n n w i NEW TO DAT. Rose City Park IDEAL HOMESITE REASONABLE PRICES VERY EASY TEJIMS We will help you to build It's easy to dwn your home STOP PAYING RENT! Our Plan Is Better Than The Postal Savings Bank Dartman & Thompson Chamber of Commerce INVEST I FN EVELYN GARDEN HOME ACRE TRACTS Rich soli, no rock, no gravel, wooded park or cultivated land: some with run ning water; carllne runs right through the trart. Garden Home is the Junction f.oint of the Salem and Hlllsboro car Ines, where there is sure to he a vil lage center. What Is now selling In acres will soon be selling in village lots. Prices $350 per acre and up; easy terms. kiossack & Godman Oregon Electric Depot. Front and Jef ferson Sts. i'hone Main 6426. BOARDING HOUSE First-class, close in, 3 years' lease. Cost owner over $9000. Present income $1600 to $1700 per month. Will sell for $9000 cash, or accept good inside real estate at its cash value, paying difference up to $5000 if necessary. Merchants Savings & Trust Company, Trustee We want tenants for every va cant office in Merchants Trust Bldg. and will offer unusual induce ments, besides the best location in the city, and all the conven iences of the first-class office building. Call at once and inspect rooms. ELLIS, YORK & CO. Agents, Rooms 201. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE 16 HILLSBORO Washington County. Homes and Farms. Virginia Pluce, consisting of 614 acres, subdivided into 10 and 20 acre tracts, nt prices that any one can rea h. Price $100 to $150 per acre; terms. " 140 acres in 6 acre traots; $200 per acre; choice location; one mile from Hlllsboro; fine land; reasonable terms. 124 acres in 6 and 10 acre tracts, fine land; $200 per acre; terms. All above gropcrty on line of Oregon Elctric and Keen your eye on Washington count y. the best county in the state for dairy ing, fruits, nuts and vegetables. Also tracts at 820 up per acre, ac cording to location and soil. For Information address CONN ELL IMBR1E COMPANY, Both Phones. Hlllsboro. Or. IDEAL HOMES. 83 acres of garden lands. 6 room. modern house, barn. chicken house. some fruit, 100 rods from station, 10 cents fare to Portland; easy terms. 40 acres. 3Z miles from Portland. 1 mile from R. R. station and boat land ing; good house; yeung orchard. 'I his Is un the Columbia river: as sood a. any Hood River land; all for $2000. I have 5 and 10 acre tracts close to carllne; all improved, good soil; closo to Portland; $165 to $140 per acre. Call 226 Allsky bldg. or phone M. 6418. J. W. TAtiUAKT. PRETTY Queen Ann 2 story house on fine level 100x100 high, dry lot. In quiet residence section; 7 rooms, bath cellar, hot and cold water, pantry and hall, fiber plastered; shrubs, roses, gar den and trees; iron fence; must sell at once; only $1800. $1100 down. Portland Homes Co.. 204 Morrison st HAWTHORNE QUARTER BLOCK. Crner 14th and Hawthorne. 100x100, facing south and east, for $4T50. terms M. r. rALJiiK, 213 Commercial Club bldg. BUSINESS lot East 28th, 80x90, $1200, half cash. H. P. PALMER, 213 Commercial Club bldg. FOR SALE Fine little cash business. In good location; ssuu required, can 20KH 4th st PRICE Just reduced; nice new 4 room Tilastered home, improved street, la rue lot. small payment, balance monthly. Call Angeles Trust company, 362 V Washington st. Room 417. 8 ROOM modern house, full lot, near car. $2,200; terms. Angeles Trust company, 326V4 Washington. Room 417. FOR SALE 6 room house and 6 well located lots; will sell cheap ror rash, going east; take W. W. car, get off or. Plymouth street. 4 blocks east corner Plymouth and Jefferson; by owner. MOUNT TABOR HOME. S room house, electric and eas llrhts lots of fruit trees. 2 full lots; 3 blocks from car, 82750. H. P. PALMER, 218 Commercial Ciub bldg. 10 ACRES finest planted walnut orch ard, . near McMinnville; every treo perfoct; easy terms; reasonable. L-331, journal, LARGE 9 room house; 50 feet improved lot., sunnyslde; iuick saie imperative; rnnn. irtd, journal EOR SALE 4j acres short walk from Council. Crest carllne, the very best of soil, suited for 1 acre homes; price $450 an acre Owner, D-128. Journal. FOR 8 ALE REAL ESTATE 10 $65 Irvistcii District $65 Beautiful B0 foot lots Broad way and Tillamook sts. Graded streets, cement walks and curb and Bull Run water all in and paid for. Close to car and the fries is only $650 till December , at. which time we positively guarantee that all unsold lots will be advanced In price $50 per il- . Terms $65 cash. Balance 10 per month. Interest at 6 per cent Look to your own interest' and Buy before the advance. COLUMBIA TRUST CO. 714 Couch bldg. 109 4th st GUISNES8 BERRY FARMS In Vt snd 1 acre lots; 12 lots planted to Trull trees or many varieties, wmi n kinds Of small fruit between. Trees nicer than you can find at Hood River: 24 lots in stumps, hut can clear and plant to any fruit desired. Prices $200 and up at 8 per cent, payments to suit purchaser, mile from O. W. P. car line, with car lines surveyed i.n two sides of tract. Sold only by owner. 1 mile east of schoolhouso at Lents. O. B. uulsness. A HANDSOME BUNGALOW AT COST. A new, stricOv modern 8 room bungalow In Holladay, large e ment basement, furnace, large bath, finely finished throughout; will sell at cost of construction, as owner is callea oast. A snap for some one looking for a One home. Call today. Ccast Realty Company 12V Llimoer iwiiai'tg. HAVK YOU TROUBLES K VERY WH ERE? In locating what you want In the way of a home property? . We have chicken ranches, farms, bun galows, 4 to 9 rooms and modern, with l'rlCKA8TheiPE INVESTMENT CO., Phone Tabor 1147. Corner 87th and Hawthorne. WELL built 5 room cottage, 2 blocks south of Arleta station, near school, corner lot 150x40, wood, chicken houses, plenty water; $1376. $300 down, balance easy terms. Call on premises or ad dress Ka. U. iwcriinami, jl,400 A SNAP 2 lots, 6-room house. furniture, barn and bearing fruit trees; easy terms; 2 blocks north of Ar leta station. A. F. Williams. Mount cott carline 5 ROOM cottage. 621 E. 11th st.. 8.; $1,600; terms. Inquire owner, 242 Stark. 3 ACRES of choice ground at the Junc tion of 2 well traveled avenues; all In high state of cultivation; choice or chard; large modern 8 room house; near good carline; $6500. Full particulars given at 410 f ailing Plug. HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS. MACRAE ANUUB. 482 CHAMBER CF COMMERCE. $8,600 BUYS a awell. up-to-date, 8-roora residence In the Nob Hill district. OREGON HOME & LAND CO.. 14 Hamilton Bldg.. Portland. Or. C. R. Donnell & Co. Real Estate. Room 338 C. of C. WILL build what you want on easy pay ments. Miller, 430 Worcester bids. Main 1940. Willamette Real Estate Co. Willamette Station, St. Johns car. Woodlawn 1658. Headquarters for Pe nlnsula property. WE BUILD HOMES To suit you at small cost, and very easy payments. There Is no, reason vhy you should not own your own homo. Call and seo us and let us explain bow easy it is to do so. THE VETERAN LAND CO 822 Chamber of Commerce. SUNNYSIDE HOME. 8 room modern house, built for a home. Very convenient; everything first class, a very desirable home. Price $3250 for a short time only ; can arrange terms. C. B. LUCAS, 322 Corhett bldg. 6-ROOM house, on five lots, all im proved; 2 blocks south Grays Cross ing. t.i. Menson. FRACTIONAL lot, $ 1 tfOO; In walking distance on tl. uavis St., 33xiuu; noir cash. II. P. PALMER, 213 Commercial Club bldg. $300 60x100 LOT on W. W. carline terms. Frank Lucas, 218 Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE 7 room cottage and frac tional lot. 703 Everett st, between 21st and 22d; price $4600. For terms seo owner. 3 18 Falling bldg. BUNGALOW $200 OR LESS, Thinks of It! 4 rooms with bath, etc.; lot 60x100, near Woodlawn carline: never been occupied. $1800; you can pay $200 or less down, balance in payments like rent, $lt per month. National Realtv & Trust Co., 326 Vi Washington St., room 516. Phone Main 5129. Money loaned on most deals. NEAR Kenton. 8 choice corners ad joining the new Albina car line. Prices right, terms easy. Address A-231, Jour nal. -r- $800 CASH Fine lot. E. Tth St.. between Skidmore and Mason. JK-2. Journal. OWNER will sell modern, colse In, east side home; between two car lines; very desirable neighborhood; easy terms. See owner, 306 Chamber of Commerce. KAST Bl'RNSIDE HOME. 6 room, modern house on E. Burnside st near 20th; furnace, full cement base ment, etc.; $4300; easy terms. H. P. PALMER. 213 Commercial Club bldg. LOTS and houses in Woodstock at rea sonable prices. Apply C. L. Parker. Wood s tock. NKU' r. room house, lot 60x100. 20 foot alley, for $1800; $160 down, $15 per month. Room 6, Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison. SMAlTL payment down takes cosy, new 4 room bungalow, modern, basement, 50x100 lot, balance like rent. You can't afford not to see this. Call 1422 Morse st Woodlawn. This Is from owner. 6 ROOM, hot waster heat, strictly , mod ern; my property has been listed at $5000 past 60 days; come and see same and get my price net. 1100 Rodney ave. T'hone Woodlawn 1041. $2650 8 ROOMS, modern and in good condition, close Id on west side, lot 62x100. $1700 7 room modern, a good com fortable home at a Bnap price. FRANK Lt'CAS, 216 Chamber of Commerce. GOOD lot, good bouse, good location, $3000 takes that nice home, 1009 Al bina ave., near Blandena, on Missis sippi ave. line, with graded 50 foot lot, street and sidewalk, with water, gas, electricity and bath, $1400 mortgage. Western Investment Co., 602 Corbett bldg. FINE corner lot 60x100, 7 room houe, N. 3d st., Holladay addition; a bar gain: $6000. half cash. 6 room house, lot 60x100, fine fruit. E. 26th, near An keny. $2000, $750 cash. Atlas Land Co., 420 Lumber Exchange. SINGLE acres on electric line: termn. Special I acres 8 miles out. $300. Ad dress box 87, route 2. Mllwaukie, Or. A COZY HOME. 4-room bungalow, new and modern, electric light, bath, toilet and station ary washstand, $1,800; $250 down, $15 a month. T. W. Marshall. 39th and Hawthorne ave. BEST bargain in city.' $2,600; 4 casft. near in. 7-room house, new, modern, double corner lot, fine view; all lm- Erovements paid; must sell or trade, ee my exclusive agent (others all prices. AVeat Coast Timber Co.. Grand Theatre bldg. "'" ' - jl 250 NEW five-room plastered cot tage: bath, toilet, sink- In pantry; hot and cold water; electric wiring: barn, woodshed; good appearance; four blocks from Lents station; Mount Scott carllne. See owner. J. p. Bowerby, 360 H Hawthorne ave. Phone East 158:i. RARE bargain by owne: This week. large, moderm 8 room .house, cheap. 81 E. 7th N. . A SNAP. . Two lots In Montavilla, 50x100 sach. 1 block -from car line. If taken, at once a great sacrifice. It I need the money. Investigate this matter with 8700. XY-7, Journal, . , r FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 18 $1200 $50 CASH. $15 per month bin new i room cottage, cement founds tlon; lot -60x100. Inquire 231 Grays Crossing, id block south Mount BcoU carline. $195. IRVINOTON Park, fine iot. a bargain; make your terms; discount for cjsh. 519 Swetland bldg. Main 15i FOR SAXE Two lots in Virnon, tier $425. Inside 1375;. terms. Ball wood 48. WANTED HEAL ESTATE 1 LAND WANTKD. Farms and acreage on O. W. P. car line. For eastern buyers. O. W. P LAND CO., 1st and Alder sts. WANTED Smail bu,ich of lots or im proved; $000 to $2"i00 cash to invest: Only genuine bargain considered; siui full particulars first letter. t24. Jour nal ' WlVTCn tnr uri.-tnA ll flflft Z7.'- modern house, S or more rooms, near Burnslde or ut'-el bridge. Owners, call I 204 Morrison st . near Front. ' WE HAVE BL'YKKS FORCITT REAL ! estate and farms. What have you to sell? Will deal with tha owners only. 205 WeIIn-1 argo bldg. EXCHANGE HEAL ESTATE 24 A WHITE STprCH?R7nin'""gooa tion, to trade for lot, worth $S0i). East Side Investment Co. Phone Tabor 1 147. Cor 3 71 h n n d 1 la w t li orne. $3, (MO VALLEY town confectionery store, to exchange for Portland houses, lots or suburban acreage, or cash. Portland Homes Co., 204 Morri Bon st. FOR EXCHANGE 60 acres of land for horses and cows, or will take team and wagon and give time on balance; value $1,000. Inquire at 210 Phlladel- phla st . , St. J oh ns. P. O. box 744. WE will exchange anything you have for anything you want Call at 1014 Board of Trade tildg. FOR SALE FARMS 17 FARM BARGAINS No. 66160 acres, 4 miles 8. E. of Al bany, all In cultivation: first rhiss house find barn and all kinds of outbuildings; 5 acres in prunes, 3 acres in cherries nnd apples, and small fruits of all kinds, 11a acres In clover, balance in grain. This is one of tha very best places In Ore gon. Price $12,000. No. 96 13 acres adjoining town of Sclo, Or., all under cultivation, run ning stream on place; 8-room house and fair barn, all kinds of fruit and berries. This Is all Al bottom land; will sell or trade for Portland property Price $2500. No. 138 RO acres. 2 miles west of Al bany. In Benton county; 40 acres In first-class bottom land, balance rolling land; 65 acres in cultivation, balance In wood timber and pasture, first class Improvements, good orchard and small fruits; railroad and river funs by this place. A bsrgaln at $6000. No 20 40 acres, 8 miles east of Al bany, 20 acres in cultivation, balance slashed off; good 6 room house and fair barn, fine young orchard. This is most all gar den lands. Price $2500. No. 80 212 acres, 9 miles from Albany, 110 acres in cultivation, balance fine timber and pasture; good 8 room house, very good barn, living water; close to school and (shipping point. There Is timber enough on this place to pay for - all. Price $7000. No. 71 3 59 acres, 6 miles from Albany, all In cultivation, but 15 acres timber and pasture; fine house and barn, well located. Price $55 per acre. We have a large list of valley and foothill lands and can show some fine bargains. PEERLESS LAND A INVESTMENT CO. 6th & Madison. Suite 7-8 Benson Bldg. 80 Acres near MeKee station, 60 acres crop, 4 acres orchard, 15 acres slashed and ready to burn, balance good timber; house, barn, hophouse anal sheds, for $5500; $3000 cash, balance long time. 40 Acres nearly all smooth, Improved, close to town and railroad; orchard, -house, bam, crop, team harness, wagons, buggy, mower, rake and small tools; $4000. terms. 160 Acre stock ranch. 40 acres In crop, house, large new barn, orehard, some timber, fine outside range, fine for stock or dairy purposes; close to school ana 4Vk miles to railroad station; $5000, half cash. L L 428 Lumber Exchange bldg. Western Land Co. 800 acres adjoining good town. f story house, new, large barn, 10 acres in orchard; 6 good springs: 225 goats go with place. Price $30 per acre; reasonable terms. 20 acres in high state of cultl-. vation. good orchard, berries, etc, large new house, half mile to elec tric line station. This ia a pretty place and a good buy. 80 acres, 8 miles from R. R-, , well watered with springs, large orchard, 8 room bouse, good barn, and other outbuildings; no,better land for fruit snd general farm ing; will sell with or without stock and Implements. Western Land Co. ; Suite 417 Board of Trade bldy. 98 Acres Good fruit land, between Clackamas river and O. W. P. electrlo ltne, 8000 to 4000 cords wood; few days only, $89 fcer acre. 0. W. P. Land Co. Waiting room. '1st and Alder. OPPORTUNITY if you will buy 5 or 10 acres in Hood River district and pay for same at $10 per month you will more than double your money by Spring. Investigate this at once. A. L. Bundas 228 Lumber Exchange. Main 8648. a ONLY $1000. . ' , 40 acres 2 miles from Blodget, Or.t gmail house, fine barn and well. The portion cleared has 60 apple trees, 60 English walnut trees and an abundanoe of small fiult set out. Uncleared peti tion has 60U.000 feet fir timber oa it This is a snap. VOSSMAN REALTY CO. Phone M. 642. 409 Commercial Club Bldg WASHOIXIAU WASH, on the Columbia river, where we Hva for profit and pleasure. The best of climate, soil and water for dairying, stock, grain, hay and all kinds of fruit and berries, nt i uu ww , snd 6 boats. daily. Let us show you a farm that Is good. . , . WASHOUGAL DAIRY LAND CO. " i60ACRES 4s MTLE3 (51 YACOLT. nMm 35 acres cleared, fair building, fine orchard, 20 bead stock. I horses, hogs, chickens, ducks, $( tons hav, all machinery and tools, In fact everything goes st 84,000.. IF YOU WANT A FINE FARli CHEAP CALL AND BEE VS. Coast Realty Company 220 Lumber Bxcbsn g.- :- "FOR CHICKEN RAliINi. ( acres 1 mll4 south of Lenta. Or ; new 4 room houae, new barn. 1 bredr house and i chlckrn houses, 1 acre ..rin.heri.iea. other . small fruits and cherries, all In fine condition; 8 acra of clover. See ua for this and other ,.r9 f A rent ...... a X r I xr Dfiiit TV .n . Phone M. 642. 408 pminrf!tal Cbih T"1 FOR SALE AH kinds country. erty near Mnlturook snd flcaprm-.. proved and unimproved ; Ri,. f,, f, norland' cheap. Write w. f ygy Joseph Parker, llolbrooH. vt.