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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.; FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4. 1908. 19 VALE PREPARES 0 01! ES Prominent Oregon Men Will . Attend Oregon-Idaho League Meet." . , , , ' (Special nDtcl to Ths JoorniH .. Vale, Or., Dec, 4. Among the "head liners" who have beeu secured for the Oregon-Idaho development congress vhich opens In this city December 17, next, are Governor Chamberlain. Colo rel E. Hofer of Balem, Judge Lionel K. Webster Of Portland, W. R. King, C. K. e. Wood. J. B. Smith, and Stephen A. Lowell ' " The subjects to b dlfcused by the Speakers include the development of the resources of the state, good roads, irri gation, the Coos Bay railroad, electric railroads anil" other subjects of the . The attendance of over 100 delegates from the various publto bodies of the state is assured. The proceedings of the congress wilVbe enlivened by a ban uet, and various entertainments are arranged to take place during the three . days of the gathering. 1 AT THE THEATEES ' 1 Seats Now Selling at Ileillg'. ' Seats are now selling at the box of -J flee of the HeUlg theatre tor tne great American play, 7The . Lion and the Mouse," which will be the attraction at the above theatre for four nights, begin ning next Sunday, December 6. " This Is a brilliant drama on tha present finan cial situation. ' Continuous Laughter at Orplieum. Tou ha va of ten. heard of people put Mnr their foot' In their mouth every time they opened it. Well, every time tirade Emmetl opens ner mourn in 'Mrs. Mumhy's Second Husband," now showing at the Orpheum, she hands you a laugh. Not one of those little giggles, but one of those rib ticklers, an old time aon i care wno nears dh wuu. MA Millionaire TramD" at the Star. . Few plays to which vagabond titles are appuea appeal iu mcauoducia are partial to good, substantial plays, tmt the whole tone of "A Millionaire 41,a naHAnnlll ftt the mm. J 1 B1IIU unu ....w , - . - - - pany presenting It, makes It outshine any similar aggregation. Then, too, the production given me iniiiisui iu ths eye, . Dance of Seven Veils. Ths dance of. the1 seven veils," which caused such a sensation at the Metro politan opera house, Is being given at Ik. n-A ku woaIt liv 1 h a n Ate? Pa- flslan dancer. Mile.. Joce Grey. It is tinlike any oaioma ainco mm wm shown here. For th special added at traction the management Is offering Harry Luken'a seven trained bears In a number of quaint turns, ; Byers and Hermann at Orrheum. ! Byers & Hermann, at the Orpheum next week will present an aet of head line cauoer. Aiicy n from a long successful tour through enjoyed by everyone when It is done artistically ana imcmuuj, gentlemen f are considered among the oest . - " ' ". . 1 "A Struggle-for Gold" Coming. "A 6trutfle for Gold," which comes to ths Star- theatre next week, is a western melodrama dealing with the Western border states In the early days, that Is, back In- the 0e. when ths yeo-. r4s from the east flocked westward In search of the new Eldorado. : " Great Jugglers at Pantages. .. . There ara jugglers In Portland near ly every, week but certaia It is there is not a uggUng team in vaudeville today the equal of HDerenda & Green, ap pearing at the Pantages theatre thU week. They are without fear of con tradiction the very best in their line ever seen in Portland. - Vision of Salome Next Week. T.-J 1m m Imn.K nrAMIltl At thfl Pfin- tnges theatre nexi wee iiio . ...... .Inmn.H A 1 0 1 f II 1 1 T n (III fl. introducing the dramatique danseuse 'i t trt -ffAiviA . fhiR fiAnHntlnnal act has crowded theatres everywhere dur ing the past five months. The special scenery, wonderful electric effects and Weird settings have made sit famous. ; fGlittcrlng Gloria." , . -Some of tha funniest situations of modern comedy arise In the Baker Stock company's "Glittering Gloria" this week. The play Is all about a brilliant London actress and her many admirers of the opposite sex. It is gingery without being racy or-suggestive. Only three more performances. Matinee tomorrow. "Sis Hopkins" at the Baker. There will be only three more chances to see Rose Melville In her original char acter of' Sis Hopkins at the Baker. The strong attraction haa drawn hundreds who seldom go to ths theatre and they have greatly enjoyed both the comedy and the quaint little girl. Matinee to morrow. Last time tomorrow night. Art Studies to Bronze, Professor Paterson will come to the Grand next week with his famous act of art studies In bronxe. There has never een anything like it In Portland vaudeville before. Sherman and De Forest are coming with "A Jay Circus' and half a 'dozen other specialties have been booked. . y . Izetta Jewel's "Juanlta." David Belasco's lovely Spanish char acter, "Jaunita." In the big production "The Rose of the Rancho," which Baker Btock Company plays all next week, is one ot the most complex and difficult roles Miss Jewel has ever essayed. The opening performance will - be Sunday matinee at the Bungalow. s i ii i ii - "The lantt of .Nod" Next W eek. ' "The Land of Nod' wilt positively appear at Baker theatre all next week, ppening Sunday matinee, and scats are how selling rapidly for every perform ance. Nothing greater than this will' be een at the Baker this season and chil dren will be delighted with all the jaother Goose characters. v . ."Turned Vp" Tonight, , That screamingly funny farce 'Turned Up" is making them all laugh at the Lyrio this week. The Blunkall company has. never appeared to better advantage In farce than in this bill. Warda How ard never looked so charming. DEDICATE TOLISIL -; CHURCH SUNDAY v The new Polish Catholic church on Maryland avenue and Failing street. Is to- be dedicated by Most. Rev.- Arch bishop Christie assisted by Rev. J. P. Fltxpatrlek and Rev. T. Daum. The school children of St. Mary's parish will .sing undethe direction rff the Domini-: can sisters of St. Mary's.' : Father Chnrles Seroskl. nnder whose direction this building -has been accomplished, lias been most active In enlisting the support of the Polish residents and others, and "Is now rewarded by seeing tha result ef hfi labors.' The building Is 45 by 100 feet seating .about ; 000 people. . '. ' -" - - - . , ; r 1 - Dry Fir Cord wood.' Pswed or fonr-foot length. Main 85, A-IS66. Oregon Fuel company. i i t . ' . m i - Metzger"8 Jewelers and Opticians, Si! 'Washington St., bet Tth and Park. KUDE COP KULXS -. VENDOR'S AIRCA STLE 4 Peter Kellas, a peanut peddler, did a great stroke of business last night. , He sold a bag of popcorn for $5. , : Peter was Jubilant, and lmme- 4 dlately commenced to build air . castles end plan how he was going to spend all that money. Just as he had decided upon a 4 red automobile with green cush- Ions as against a new popcorn cart,, a burly cop and a small ' boy with a ' lachrymose count " nance appeared upon the scene and demanded the five bucks. - j Peter looked blank and denied any knowledge of having ex- , changed a nickel's worth of pop corn for a 15 gold piece, but Of- - fleer Murphy was not to be , bluffed, and Peter finally shelled ; out -the five. Now he can't have the red buss wagon with ths green cushions. It is very sad. . . To Old Mexico. '. ' The regular midwinter excursion to Old Mexico will leave Portland Decem ber 12th and 13th, Joining the Southern Pacific solid Pullman excursion train out of San Francisco Tuesday, Decern ber 16th. The return fare Portland to Mexico City will be 1104; tickets bear ing a limit of two months, with stops over privileges at pleasure on the re turn trip. Passengers will be given the choice of tha Southern Pacific or the Santa Fe returning between El Paso and San Francisco. - Coming west over the Santa Fe you can make a side trip Into the Grand Canyon for 16.60. Ask for "Mexico" a little booklet story on this charming and historic country.. Tick ets, reservations and particulars, at Third and Washington streets. San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1200 CALL BUILDING CLASSIFIED AD BATES . Classified advertisements in Ths Jour nal are as follows: -- No ad less than 16c per insertion. Phone or charged ads a per Una .per insertion; J insertions for ths price of 6. . Cash ads lo per word per Inser tion, 1 insertions for the price of . Lost and found, help wanted, situations wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads le per word per insertion,.-1 insertions for the pries of 2. 16 to 20 words. 20c; 21 to 2S words, 26c; matrimonial, mani curing, massage snd bath ads, lOo per line per Insertion. Card of thanks, meeting snd fu neral notices, 60c per Insertion. New today (agate tneasue, 14 lines to inch), 84o per Inch. Count wordB to line. The Journal cannot guarantee ac curacy or assume responsibility for r rors of any kind occuring 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. ro. to 8 p. m.; Saturdays 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Phones, Main 7173; A-G051. WEATHER REPORT A -low peur- rea -ts approaching the north California coast. It has caused rain" In California t rom Kureka south to-LoaAagelesv A small -depression overlies the Canadian northwest, but no precipitation has so far attended this disturbance. Another low pressure area overlies the lake region and it has caused light rains in the Ohio and mid dle Mississippi va.ll.eys and light snow In the lower Missouri valley. A small high pressure area overlies .the Dako tas, and a large high pressure area Is disappearing at sea off the middle At lantic coast. It Is much colder In the Dakotas and Minnesota, and correspond ingly warmer in the lower Mississippi valley, the Ohio valley, the lower lake region, and in the middle Atlantic and New England states. The Indications are for unsettled weather in this district tonight and Sat urday,' with rain or snow east of the Cascade mountains and rain in western Oreeon. . Fair weather will probably continue: in western Washington. Temp Max. Min. Preeln. T .20 r .10 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .10 .00 .01 .oo T Bakr- Cltv, Or. , Kansas City, Mo. Lewlsten, Idaho Los Angeles, Cal Marahf ield. Or. . .. 40 .. 40 . .36 ...64 82 32 32 64 42 42 37 40 4S" 82 13 32 62 30 60 North Head, Wash. 4S Portland, Or. , 43 Roseburg, Or 44 Sacramento. Cal. .. B8 St Louia Mo. .... 40 St. Paul, Minn. ... 34 Salt Lake, Utah... 44 San Antonio ' Texas'SO Walla Walla. Wash. 32 MARRIAGE LICENSES R. T. Dingle, Rufus, Or., 21, and Lola Jones. .21. P. E. Schmitd, 680 Hood street, 28, and Martha . Ernst, 27. 13.. C. Cook, 185 Tenth street, 23, and Klla K. Kvers. Zl, FLOWERS FOR WEDDINGS AND FU nerals. Alfred Burkhardt, Nob Hill florist 120 23d st -Main 602, A-384. CATERING for parties, dinners and weddings; ',; reasonable. Mrs. Sofle Mann, phone A-1339 Full dresil suits for rent all sisea. Pniaue Tailoring Co.. 808 fitsrk st LOWEST prices for choice cut flowers and design work. Main 603; A-3603. Gustav Burkhardt, 1IZ ZSd st, N. Weddlns Cards. W. Q. Smith & Co Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash- Ington sts. ' - i - Bets A 6ons. florists, funeral designs. 84H Morrison. Main 8096; A-1877. Clarke Bros., florists Fine flowers and floral designs, 289 Morrison st Max M. Sralthflorist 160 6th at., op. poslf Meier & Frank's. Main T31B. BIRTHS KUBIK To Mr. and Mrs. K. Kubik, ' citj November 20, a daughter. HAYES To Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hayes, 46 North Ninth, December 1, a daugh ter. - POWELL To "Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pow ell, 486 East Washington, December 3. a daughter, PATTERSON To Mr. ' and -Mrs. A. B. Pstterson, 879 Tenino avenue, No vember 28, a son. . ARNDT To Mr. and "Mrs. J, Arndt, 908 Thurmarr, December 1, a son. HILL To Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill, 283 Williams avenue. Deoember 2, a daughter. . - BARNES To Mr. and Mrs. OT. -Barnes, 1222 Minnesota avenue, No vember 10, a son. DEATHS YOKE Fun Onm Toke (yellow), 229 ' Aider, December 2, age 40,' carcinoma, SCHNEIDER H. Schneider, 676 Wil liams avenue, Deoember , 2, age 48, bronchitis.-- , - BALL Mrs. M. E. Ball, 287 North Fif teenth, December 2. rage 6t; paralysis, KING Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Klnir. 86S Dekum avenue, December 8; .premature. - - . . - MONUMENTS MARBLE AND GRANITE MONU ments, all kinds cemetery decorations. BS-70 Gra'nd ave. N. Imhorr uorosa NEU St KINQSLEt1. 28 1ST rpoRT tana s leaaing marine ana gramis wks. FUNERAL NOTICES . VAN CUREN In this city, December 3. at the family residence, 411-Ivon street, Lola Van Curen, aged 20 years. The funeral services will be held from Finley's chapel at 11 a. m., Saturday, December 4. Friends invited. , Inter ment Gresham, Or. FUNERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING, M'ENTEB & OILBAUOH, undertakers and embalmers: modern In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main 430. Lady assistant. J. P. Fialey & Son lhLV" Laay attendant Main ; A-16. ZJfiLLER-B-RNES COy FUNERAL DI-' rectors, embalmers, 270 Russall. East ibbh. ivway assistant. EDWARD HOWAN, UNDERTAKER, acv o.ru Bireei. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM balmlng; lady is't: 40 alder. M 138. CEMETERIES ROSB CITT SINGLE GRAVES, 110; lainiiy join, (is 10 ?. superintend ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont it and Cully road. Phone Tabor 208. Fut full Information apply to Ersnk Schle gel. fc2 Worcester blk.. Phone A-282X REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lawyers Abstract & Trust Co.. room 6 Board of Trade bldg.: abstracta a specialty. '. Paclflo Title St Trust Co., ths leading abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bl d g. Fred N. Belcher to John Albert wtison, lot 12, block 16, Gold. . smith's addition ; 4,509 W. K. Newell and wife to A. G. SUepard, lots 25 and 26, block 8, Town of Lent 289 H. G. Colton and wife to Emma Hartel, lots 1, 8, 6, 7 and 8, block 12, Richmond ... , 1.800 John F. Wilson et al to H. Parley Kimball, 41x90 feet beginning at pqlnt 41 feet 3 inches north . of a point 89 feet west of northeast corner and on the line of lot 4. block 6, Alblna addition to Alblna 60 Peter Echlitt and wife to Peter Miller, lot 15, block 14, Lincoln Park 1,000 Jdhn Shereek to Andrena Martin, 1 acre of the Joshua E. and . Nancy Witten D. L. C . 800 Hans Nielsen and wife to P. Erickson, lot 8, block 2, Oak hurst i , 650 P. Erickson to Hans Nielsen, lot 4, block 2, Oakhurat 600 John Corklsh and wife to Indus try Lodge No. 8. A. O. U. W., lot 21, block 8, Bralnard '260 Lewis Russell and wife to Jacob H. Cook east 60 feet of frac tional block 68, city.. 75,000 Charles Downer and wife to John W. Wfftson. lot 30. block 2, Arleta Park No. 4 1,900 W. L. Greene and wife to Clara J. 'Harvey,, all of block 15, Woodlawn 75 J. C. Hardlrnan and wife to Emily Blankholm, lot 24, block 3, Hardimana addition 800 T. S. West et al to Oceanna Baker, a strip lying south of lots 1, 2, block 4. Park View Extension, strip being 6 feet wide and 82 feet long 20 Henry E. Hornschuch and wife to Henry Hornschuch, 6 acres, be- . ginning at southeast corner of northwest quarter of section 19, township 1 north, range 2 east 3,000 R. L. Stevens, sheriff, to Frank -N. Parent lots B, 6, block 22, Mount Tabor Villa.-. 690 George Good and wife to Daniel ft: McLean, north half Of lot 8, block 2, Alton Park... 175 Halver Olsen and wife to John A. Lundberg, lot 6. Central Al blna , - ,zw Railway Investment company to R. B. Beat, lot 2, block 15, North Alblna 4 600 Portland Development company to Cazadero Real Estate com pany, lots 10 to 14, block 16; lots 7 to 11, block 19; all of block 17, North Portland Title Guarantee & Trust company to Daniel G. Horn, lots 1, 2, , r- block-- 6. West-Piedmont. . . , .'. . 600 Wakefield Fries & Co. to Pacific Laundry company, westerly 50 feet of easterly 100 feet of lot 3, ' . block 60, Caruthers addition to Caruthers addition 1,900 Independent Lodge No. 8, A. O. V. W., to John Corklsh. lot 24, block 8, Bralnard 260 D. M, Bardowlck and wife to O. F. Rltter, west 25 feet of east . U of lot 1 and north 25 feet , of west 25 feet of east of lot 2, block 31, Alblna 1,600 William E. Howard-and wife to Bllsa- A. Lucy, lots 9 to 13, block 7, Stanley addition No. 2 500 Investment company to John A. Stufflebeam et al. lots 9, 11. 13, and 16, block 20, Irvlngton park '-. . 670 L. E. DeCrew and wife to Ham K. and. Iva E. Shaw, east H of lota 11, and 12, block 62, Ver non . 2,350 Jack Skowronskl and wife to Harrv C. Dunham east 64 feet of lots 13 and 14. block 10. ' subdivision of Proebstels addi- ' tion 2,400 George F. Watt and wife to F. B. Rutherford, lots 5. 6, 21 and 22, block 2, Vaughn park ...... 600 P. A. Marquam to the various owners of the southeast 4 of section 1, township 1 south range 2 east, all his Interest in said property by right of cour- i tesy as the husband of Emma Marquam, deceased Arleta -Land company to Arthur L. Pangborn. lots 15 and 16, block 6, Lester Park 260 Title insurance ' & Investment company to W. W. Payne, lots 11 and 12,- block 45, Piedmont 60 Joseph D. Leonard and wife to George W. Holcomb, lot 17, block 35, Irvlpgton Park . . . 100 Walter F. Ellis and wife to George W. Holcomb lots 32 and S4, block 7, Irvington Park.. 180 Moses Mlddaugh snd wife to Will B. Buron, lots 13 -and 14. block 8. Rnsedale annex 1,100 Mrs. M. E. Kemp to C. W. and Sarah. L. Horn; lots 25 and 26, block 5. Arleta Park No. 4 . . . RoRe City Cemetery association to W. B. Hall, lot 26, block 41 - section "D, said cemetery 15 Albert O. Barber and wife to Harry F. Crura, lot 8, block 4, Lester Park 650 Nels E. Berggren to Adolph An derson et al, lot 18, block 14, Williams Avenue addition 1,000 Robert Lutke and wife to J. H. Beckley, lot -7, block 47; Irv lngton 1,000 W. T. riarlow to M. Elisabeth , Blanchet. sonth J 6 2-8 feet of - lot 2 and north 16 2-3 feet of lot 8, First addition to Cherry- dale . t 8,000 C. L. Horn to Edna D. Tlmms, lots 6 and 6, block 8, Hancock -Street addition ..: 6,600 Overlook Land company to Charles O, Brown, lot 18, block "C," Overlook . 8,000 George -W. Akre and wife to H. , E. Noble, lot 4, block 4. Reserr voir Park 475 SEE Williams Abstract Co. for prices. 838 Chamber of Commerce. NEW TODAY. THJET BO TKXVGS XV OVERLOOK THE tflRST ADDITION TO GRADE STREETS WITH 'A STEAM SHOVEL. MOST SIGHTLY BUILDING SPOT IN - v- .v.- ', -V. PORTLAND. : , orrzea ao? btrhszob st. (PETA s,x room cottage and frac fo.innll tlonal lot in Nob H1U dls iyJJUt trlcL The price on this property has been reduced and terms made easy for a quick sale. , STRONG & COMPANY 'K 605 COHCORD BU.'' NEW TODAY. EVER FIGURE ON BUYING A SUBURBAN HOME OF AN ACRE OR TWO? Are you one of the thou? sands . who have said; "I would be satisfied if I had a couple of acres of land where I could build my home, plant my garden and still he able to continue my employment in the city"? There is not a nobler, more sensible or practical idea of living than this. Suburban life is real life, provided all the conditions that make it pleasant are 'present. To make life on an acre or two pleasant many things are necessary. " The property should be near a large city, on a first class eleptric line, must have good soil, high elevation, ought to be close to all the social and educational requirements of the modern day, and, best of all,' be healthful and sur rounded by an environment that will make the outlook always delightful. Such is BASE LINE ACRES. Let us see. NEAR THE CITY. BASE LINE ACRES is exactly nine miles east of the court house, on Stark street, known as the Base Line road. It is only eight miles from the ter minal of the Mount Hood - Railway. ELECTRIC LINE. The Mount Hood Railway passes through BASE LINE ACRES, just 1200 feet north of the Base Line road. This line wil4 be completed and- in operation within six months. This will carry the suburbanite to the city in 35 minutes.' This will double the price of the property in the same length of time. ABOUT THE SOIL. It is known among fruit men that the best cherries in the world are raised on this soil. The berries that come from the acres along the Base Line road are unsurpassed for quality and quantity. The soil is splendidly adapt ed for the raising of fruit and vegetables of almost every known variety. ELEVATION. BASE LINE ACRES are 300 feet above ea level and 50 feet above the highest resi dence districts of , the east side. There is no purer air, no better drainage and no more delightful place to live than on this magnificent high landj stretching so graceful ly between Mount ' Tabor and Mount Hood. PROXIMITY OF SO CIAL REQUIREMENTS. Churches are near at hand, and the city schools just a few7 minutes' walk. Grocery stores, markets and shopping facilities are found all around, while the big retail stores of Portland are within a few minutes' ride. THE ENVIRONMENT. In all the world there is not ,a more inspiring scenic out look than that which sweeps the sky line on all sides of BASE LINE ACRES. To the east, Mount Hood r to the southeast, Mount Jeffer son; to the north, Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams. , Where can this outlook be duplicated or equaled? From the towering peaks and low er mountains of the Cascades , comes the healthgiving, in vigorating air that makes the cheek bloom and the blood red. PRICE AND TERMS. Acre tracts in BASE LINE ACRES may be purchased now for $225 and from that up to $350. Terms of the most convenient character may be arranged, ; But by all means call and get one of our illustrated folders, "THE "MAN OF TOMORROW." F.B.H6IbroolcCo. t 4l t . 1. ' 9ym m ' Koora i n orccsier nug. M NEW TODAY. Quarter Block Near Steel Bridge Suitable for Warehouse, Garage, Stables or Apartment; sewer and water; on paved street. . THE PRICE IS RIGHT. Heilman & Lathrop Over Merchants National Bank. Don't Forget You have only 10 DAYS in which to secure a lot in Necarney City for $75 NEHALEM BAY LAND COMPANY Room 3 Chamber of Commerce An Elegant Bungalow at Cost A new, strictly modern 8 room bun galow in Holladay, full coment base ment, furnace, bath. Wired for electric lights, gas, finely finished throughout: wlU sell at cost; twher called east. A One home for some one. The Coast Realty Co. 220 Lumber Exchange. Mortgage Loans A lowest Current Bates. Bonding Iaoani, installment Xioant. Wm. MacMaster . 303 Worcester Block. MEETING NOTICES 41 M. W. A. OREGON GRAFB CAMP. No. 6975,' Mondays. Selllng-Hlrsch block. 10th and Washington sts. M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP. 6,m. meets Wednesday , evening. Allaky bldg.. 8d and Morrison eta FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 10 PROFITABLE INVESTMKNTR Modern apartment house, centrally situated, leised for J425 per month, value $50, UW, mortgaged for $20,000, goes for $10,000 cash and $20,000 In choice realty. Oood home, among gnod homes, 1009 Alblna ave., near Blandena, on Missis sippi ave. line; 7 rooms with all con veniences; street, lot and sidewalk ?raded, for $3000; mortgaged for $1400; erms given. WESTERN INVESTMENT CO., Corbett Bldg. . $2300 FOR nice 6 room house, lot 100x100, viewing river, 8 blocks from car, best Bcrvice. Splendid buy for man with salary, $700 cash, balance $15 a month. JOHN B. EATSER. . Gerlinger bldg. Main 2202. AT a sacrifice, my new 8 room modern home; best of finish, built-in book eases And buffets, art glass doors, bc tra fine combination light fixtures, electric kitchen, polished floors, art glass windows, duplex shades. Make me an offer; must have money. W. L. Nash, owner, 288 E. Sath st. Phone B-2313. A BEAUTIFUL 8 room home on Haw thorne ave.. gas, electric lights, sewer, bath. 2 toilets and lavatory, stationary washtubs, wood hoist, clothes chute, fantry. All new and modern. Lot 60x 33; roses, fruit tre;s and lawn; cement sidewalks. For sale by owner. $5750. T. W. Marshall, 3!th and Hawthorne ave. 9 ROOM house, 2 years old. 10 lots 60x 132 each, on cur line and corner; ali fenced and in Al condition; 60 apple, 7 pear, 7 peach trees, 36 grape vines and small fruits, $7500; $3500 cash, balance long time. American Trust Co., room 200 Chamber Of Commerce, 3d and Stark. G0D STUFF- 480 acres splendid fruit land, with sur vey for new railroad and irrigation ditch through middle; will divide easily Into small tracts. Low price and easy terms on whole piece. D-159. Journal. BEST BUY IN PORTLAND. 6 room new modern house, $500 worth furniture; 7 passenger, 45 H. P., 4 cyl inder touring car, in good repair, top, class front, extra tires, all tools; lot 50x100, $1200 cash. Price $3200. Phone Tabor 254: will trade In good lot. FOR SALE New 6 room, modern bun galow, large lot. with bath, fine plumB inff, cemein wuiks, i i jit) eieuinc nxiures, ets. ; restricted district, on Mount Scott carllne; $500 down, balance easy pay ments. For particulars see Newman, 293 Bumslde st. Willamette Real Estate Co. Willamette station, Si. Johns car. Woodlawn 1658. Headquarters for Pe nlnsula property. $100 BELOW market value; a beautiful lot In Terrace Park on Base Line road, in fruit, building restrictions; all paid for; terms; owner; save oommls sion. Tillman. Main 6688, 550H 20th. SPECCIAL New 2 room house, 2 lots, chicken house arid yard, $800, $100 cash, balance $15 per month. DUBOIS & CROCKETT. Washington bldg., room 3. FOR SALE In Point View-, 5 room house, woodshed, lot 50x100, block 27, lots 6 and 6. 519 Lehigh st Price $900 cash. GOOD value, 6 room cottage E. Main St., near East 38th st., only $19u0. Terms. See T. W. Marshall & Co.. E. J9th and Hawthorne. NEW modern 9 room house in Holla day's addition; also lots in Holladay Park addition.. Call Rex Furniture Co., st 2d and Main sts. Main 9193. FOR SALE $1500, terms; acre on Powell Valley road, 2V miles from courthouse, nar car. J. F. Buckner, 8 Sth et. $8,fi00 BUYS a swell, up-to-date., 8-room residence In the jnod Hill district. OREGON HOME & LAND CO.r 14 Hamilton Bldg.. Portland. Or. SNAP that will not last; it will sell on sight, a S room cottage. See T. W. Marshall & Co. about it E. 39th and Hawthorne.- FOR- SALE Two 1 acre lots, end one 6 acre lot., within 400 feet of Mount Hood railway right of way and Base Line road. U-1B8. journal. $100--SMALL lot facing track and 60 foot stl $10 required. Address box 88, Lents. ' HOOD RIVER ORCHARDS. MACRAE ANOUS. 418 CHAMBER CF COMMERCE!. 50x100, E. 30TH, 150 feet from car line; choicest lot in block, only $5a. Owner. 03 McKay ljldg. ONE or 2 acres, near Lents. $450 per acre, cleared; terms. Phone Sellwood 80S. .-v..- . .- - THREE lots In University Tarfe. near Portsmouth: only $500 needed. 821. Board of Trade. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 10 ... SAY ' ' Do you good people who are - ' wanting to aecure DESIRABLE NOB HILL HOME expect that some one is going to 1 : make you a present of one outrightT -If so, you will probably find that YOU ARB MISTAKEN . . ' We have been offering 'you an EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE ONE st LESS THAN VALUE . for a number of days back; and today it in ' ' $1400 below a conservative valuation. We are offering a $9000 home , today for $7600. ' It will remain at this price until next Monday night; when. If unsold It will be withdrawn from sale perma nently,' and other arrangements made by owner. ...-You'll never find another man FOOL ENOUGH to make such an offer as this. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,; 714 Couch Bldg. 109 Fourth St. SWELL HOME WITH OARAGE. 8 room modern house In the wen jutai uuriiBiue aismot; hardwood floors in living room, hall: dining room, den and kitchen; the woodwork is all selected and is finished extra fine; special light fixtures; the t bedrooms on the second floor are in white enamel; sleeping porch 12x24; large garage, with buried ifasollne tank; dozens of choloe roses; full cement base ment, laundry tubs, steel fur nace, fruit shelves; In fact, noth ing has been spared to make it complete; built 2 years; more than a full lot, with frontage on 2 streets. . H, P. PALMER. 21S Commercial Club bldg. - Genuine Bargains B0 acres fine eoil. nearly all cleared, about IS miles from Portland; price $4GO0; will trade for house and lot. Wanted a good automobile, will trade a good brick building for same or will trade brick building for residence in Portland. 8 room modern home, close In, near car, lot 60x100, fall cement basement; owner must sell; a bargain at $4300. COBB BROS. 417-418 Swetland bldg. VERY CHEAP Am compelled to leave city; cozy 5 room cottage, 2 blocks from car, lot 100x100, poultry house and yard fenced, 22 chickens, 4 apple, 3 plum and 2 Royal Ann cherry trees; wood enough for nil winter. Will sell for $90U: terma, $90 cash and $15 per month. See cashier American Trust: Co., room 200 Chamber of Commerce, corner 3d and Stark. BUNGALOW $200 OR LESS. Thinks of it! 4 rooms with bath, etc; lot 60x100, near Woodlawn carllne; never been occupied. $1800; you can pay $200 er l?sa down, balance in payments like rent, $10 per month. National Realty & Trust Co.. 328 Washington St., room S16. Phone Main 5129. Money loaned on most deals. WE BU1I.D HOMES To suit you at small cost, and very easy payments. There is no reason by you should not own your own home. Call and see us and let us explain how easy It is to do so. . THE VETERAN LAND CO, 822 Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE n .OWNER. 4 acres near P,owell Valley road, mile from eloctrlo line, $250 per acre; $200 down, $100 per year on balance. Also farms to exchange for city prop erty. J. W. Curran & Co., 225 Falling bldg. Main 3601, A-4701 . . BETTER than ever, nice 6 "room now house and 6 choice lots, corner, In garden, fruits and small flrsjrlch soil. no gravel, well sheltered from east winds, out of fog belt; plenty good water; only $2650. Portland Homes Co.. 204 Morrison st. SUNNYSIDE. 5 room house, loT 664xlOO, on Madi son street; room for 2 more cottages, all in good condition; lot is worth $1000; a good buy. Valley Land Co., 213 Halmon St. " LIST your city property and timber land with us for Immediate sales. We have eastern connections with plenty of capital to handle large propositions. NESTER & RICHARDSON, Citizens' Bank bldg.. 122H Grand ave. A LOT FOR $125. $3 monthly, high, sightly, level lots, 6 cent carllne, new addition; 10 per cent discount if sold before opening day. Charles H. Adler. 226 Lumber Exchange. INCLOSED Jot 70 feet by 100 feet, with 2 room cottage; main water, near Anabel station, 14 blocks from carllne; price $825; terms. J. H. Anderson, Tull & Glbbs, OWNER wishes to sell 3 cheap lots 60x 100 each, price $1,100; $300 cash, bal ance terms; no age,nts, please. Louise Brubaker, 388 Glenn ave. BUY THIS now, 4 room plastered cot tage, large lot. good car service, easy terms. Angeles Trust, Co., 326 Wash- ington St., room 417. BARGAIN 5 acres, 7 miles out, Esta cada line, half Improved; $1900, half cash. Inquire owner, S. Wagner, 14916 Front st. TWO great bargains in the heart of the business center for sale if taken at once. Call at 838 Union ave. N. EASY TERMS Nice homo on St. Johns line; price $1000. Angeles Trust Co., 326 Washington St.. room 41 7. PENINSULAR Beautiful 14 block, near Kenton; worth $1000: $800 takes It; easy terms. Owner, Main 6179. SUBURBAN lots. $300; fine view; will double value In 1 year; easy terms; 1 n vestigate; no agents. XY-8. Jo u r na h 6 ROOM house, modern, I bltek from car; fine corner; terms. Owner, 1015 E. 15th St.. N. CORNER lot, restricted residence dis trict; streets improved; cement slde walks; price $850. Owner. B-85, Journal. C. RDonnell & Co. Real Estate. Room 338 C. of C. WILL build what you want on-easy pay ments. Miller. 430 Worcester bldg. Main 1940. LOTS In Peninsular addition No. 2, only a few left, $126 each. A-3361. WANTED -KEAL ESTATE 31 LAND WANTED. Farms and acreage on O. W. P. car lines. For eastern buyers. O. W. P. LAND CO.. 1st and Alder sts. WANTED REAL ESTATE. To lease store between 6th .and 12th, Morrison and Stark, high class retail business; could use residence. D-132, Journal. I HAVE $3000 to I $ 5000 to Invest In acreage or cheap lots anywhere within 6a fare limit, or between Portland and Llnnton; mean business; owners only. A-63, Journal WE HAVE BUYERS FOR CITY REAL estate and farms. What have you to sell? Will deal with the owners only. 205 Wells-Fargo bldg. HOMES wanted all over and around the city; from owners who'll sell. Port land Homes Co., 204 Morrison st . TIMBER WANTED, Lincoln or Linn ' counties; what have youT Give loca tloa, 785 Dawson st, city. ia. SIX or seven room house, not far out; state terms; location. C-131, Journal. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24. FINEST VIEW IN IRVINGTON. . $2500, cash or trade for ranch or house and lot, 7 room new house, mod ern, double corner lot, near car, nice home, perfect paradise; agents or triflers don't bother us, . want buyers only. ' :. . We have others at various prices, $2000i cash, nice level eorner lot. 50x100 near Broad and Union st others get $2500 to $5000 each all around this; can double your money before springy others all prlees. . - -WEST COAST TIMBER CO., Grand Theatre hklt. Main 731. A-18SS. WAXTElv To tradu or sell best eleclriu automobile In city for 5 panongnr sua car, or real .estate. 411 Couch blIt.. EXCHANGE Rooming "bouse of ov. r 100 rooms all furnished; flrt rl-i building, 6 year lease; net Income $:.!j a month:' value $10,000; tralo fur Im proved land or city property. .-Kea 11 v Brokerage Ox, 268 Stark st, suite J.1. eeeonu uoor. WILL exchange fin 2 storv brH-k building and lot in Pendleton, 1:4 -000, for Portland property, acreage near city, or business. Am willing to hold $12,000. What have you to offert At- WE will exchange anything you have lor anytning you wank can at ivu Board of Trade bldg. FOR SALE FARMS U0 Acres In Lewis county. Wash., 2 miles f rom Wlnlock, 60 acres In cultiva tion; good house and outbuild ings, running water, 2 horses. T cows, chickens and all imple ments. Price . $6500, half cash, balance 6 per cent .. " ; , : 40 Acres 4 miles from Castlerock, Wash.; good house and barn, good orch ard, 15 acres In cultivation; 1,000, 000 feet fir timber, H..XVD. Price $1250 cash. Spencer & Co. 103 2d BL BARGAINS IN VALLEY FARMS. 80 acres east of Needy, about $0 clear, balance all slashed except enough for wood, some very easy to clear; good set of buildings, nice voung - orchard, en main road; a good buy for $4000. 60 acres timber land, mostly second growth, 1 mile east of Aurora; running water, some good wood timber; well located; a bargain at $35 per acre. 70 acres. Within a miles of railroad towns, including Aurora, 25 clear, some more easily cleared; good, fair buildings, several acres first class garden ground, especially adapted for onions or celery; can be irrigated, nice young orchard, 2 horses, 1 colt, 18 sheep, all Implements, hay and grain, chickens, etc., go with place; all in first class condition. Price $6000. . Have lot of other good places for sale, all sizes and descriptions. . A. F. WILL, Aurora, Or 29 ACRES, 4 cultivated; 3 room house,. good barn, young orchard, on car line, $80 per acre, one third cash. 82 acres, cultivated, 7 room house, one third mile to car line, $4000; Mi cash. 40 acres, 22 cultivated, house and barn, $2000; terms. 40 acres, 7 cultivated, 1 acre orchard; 8 room house, 2 small barns; running water; mile to school, $1500. 88 acres, 24 acres 6-year-old spple trees; 1 miles to R. R., $5100; cash. , 0. W.'P. Land Co. Waiting Room, First and Alder. ssssssssss&assas . .8 zouo 6S acres, u acres cleared, -small orchard, house and barn, 18 acres easily cleared, 25 acres of fine timber, near saw mill, good creek and spring, S miles from Estacada, lu miles from good country -town, R. F. D. Will exchange for city property, - -J. H. SMdis- : 8 805 Gerlinger bldg., cor, 2nd snd 8 S Alder. Office. Main 8430. Res., S 8 Woodlawn 2169; A-197L Portland. H S " ' 8 sssssssssssssssss 40 ACRES. 35 acres In cultivation .''fmH ance timber and pasture, living water, all fenced, . good orchard, 1 acre of strawberries and a lot of other small fruits, land all level, good 6 room house, barn and other outbuildings, 1 large team, harness and wagon) d cows, 10 head of hogs, 160 chickens, 1 heavy wagon, 1 buggy. 1 harrow, rake, mower, seed drill, cream saparator. 9 tons of oat hay; a bargain; R. F. D., telephone In house, 7 miles from Oregon City, on good road, near school and church; price $3500; terms. Smith & Horn back, Ore gon City, -Or. 63 ACRES 45 acres la "cultivation, bal ance timber, living water, cultivated land all level, no rock, good building", tine orchard, 2 wells ' of water, all fenced, county road on three aides, R. P. D.. phone line, near school, 6 miles from Oregon City; price $4000; terms $1000 SMITH & HORNBACK. Oregon City, Or. FOR SALE: 6 acres. 4H acres In culti vation, balance some timber, all fenced, fair buildings, good well and pump, fine young orchard; a variety of fruit, R. F. 1). 2 miles from Oregon City, Ms mile from Clackamas station. 1 mile from Gladstone; price $3000; terms, or will exchange same for residence property in Sellwood. - . SMITH & HORNBACK, Oregon City, Or. FOR SAL; By owner, 65 acre farm, located between stations on S. P, and Oresron Electric and about mile from each. This land ia all in cultivation except 4 acres, and has good drainage. It is well adapted for fruit and all kinds of crops. Price $80 per "acre, and on easy terms. E-181 Journal, or call 107 Humboldt st. : 4 - READ THIS 29S acres, 120 cultivated: balance timber and pasture; good house, two barns, outbuildings, plenty stock, grain and Implements, $35 per acre. North Yamhill district, $3,000 cash, and will take city property. An geles Trust company, 226 k Washington st. Room 417, 15 ACRES. 7 miles west of city limits, half in cultivation, good soil, . on county road; telephone, mail delivery; also on milk route; 1 mile from electric car. Price $2000. 4 cash, balance easy terms. Inquire at blacksmith shop. 2lst and Dlviyiun ....... . . SPECIAL 4 acres, Yamhill county, $6,000; 30 in grain, 19 hops, 6 pas ture, young orchard, good buildings, . running water, fine road, H mils to town and school. Half cash, balance easy. Angeles Trust company, $28 ft Washington st. Room 417. 3 ACRES of choice ground at the Jun- , tlon of two well traveled avenues; all In high state of cultivation; choice or chard; large, modern, 8 room house; near gooa canine; jbsoq. fuii parttc- ulars given at 410 ram ling bldg. 30 ACRES near Oregon City, Improved. $3700; will accept house and lot in Portland for $2000; $700 cash, balance long time. Munkers & S hoi ton, 268 Stark St., room 14. WE have eastern money . to Invest In . western farm lands, See us at once If you wish to sell. NESTER & RICHARDSON, IZZfc UKAND A VK FOR SALE Small -improved farm, nice- ly situated, with '4 room house, cow and few chickens; terms easy. . Call Mr. Wisdom or Mr. Wright. 200 Chamber of Commerce. 7 ' . snap.." - ' SO acres orr-O. W. P. car" line for half . what adjoining land sells for. v DUBOIS & CROCKETT. ; Washington Bldg.. Room t. - SMALL payment down-: takw 4 room new modern bungalow,- suitable tor carmen. Sea it at , 1421-1428 &ore St.. Wt-odlawn. ' . - VVALNCTS t want 10 peopitt who arj thinking of buying walnut land to write me. I have a dandy proposition to make you. N-396. Joumel. -j. FOR SALE Stock ranches f all !, from 320 to 10,000 res; also rrt. hay and fruit farms. Inquire Wklif'ic . Luce. John Drty, '. or. ' - - :IF WtX, WANT"TO BUY, ZulT"dit trade real extste. sea gtvuinn m Taylor, tom $11 Buchanan bid-. tVt Washington st $20 'PER aerw, 10 to 40 ''tu.-rea ft uU i.i.i i near gandv level, and uar! tluii -i, Phone Sellwotid X0:t. : ii SECTION o'rfar'm l.irt.l. "! t'f '""4 ' R)Ueft from Pnrthim!, tfin i. m--l the money 2S2 - i f. ?. LINCOLN rount v or i. .i i .. 1 ' r f -trine; ra11n:d a-.-t v. r ! ; tatimi. O. I !.-. v s '. ,. F OR S'AlTfT'.-)' . i la!Nt '' - '. ' -i aot t-" f - r i. - .