The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 19, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; . PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 19, 1908.
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EXPORT FIGURES
Puget Sound Claims Qredit
Which the Authork
ties Dispute.
PORTLAND RETAINS .
HIGH STANDING
Xew York -Leads in AVheat Exports
':. for 11 Past Months land Portland
Holds Second Place Oregon Me
tropoIJs Makes Good Showing.
.. Authorities wem to differ in regards
to how much wheat was exported front
the Puget sound porta during; the month
of November According- to a bulletin
Issued by. the department of commerce
and labor on exports, ..the combined
I'ugct Bound cities exported 1,207.828
bushels, but the merchants exchange of
this city declares that the total amount
of wheat cleared for foreign ports from
the Puget sound district In November
does not exceed '611,629 bushels.-;
The figures given by the department
of commerce and labor are obtained
. from the custom collector's office at
Seattle and should be accurate, but
those who have private statistics on the
matter are emphatic that there Is a
mistake somewhere, that the quantity
shown has been nearlv multinlled bv
two. How the discrepancy occurs is' a
maiier ior conjecture.
it happened . once before " that tha
' Puget sound records were much larger
in, the government monthly report than
. the figures furnished by private Indl-
vlduals who fok some reason or other
keep close tab dnNwhat is done in the
way of ejrDortaAbnl .ihe matter was
never settled in kite satisfactory
, manner than, both sfcdca asserting tbelr
v accuraT ' X ' 4
"-JSfte government repor was received
here this morning. It shows that dur
ing November there were exported from
the entire United States 7.231,212 bush
els of wheat. New York made the larg
est shipments with 2, 86.394 bushels to
her credit. The combined Puget sound
cities, according to the disputed figures,
come second with 1,207,828 bushels, and
Portland third with - 701,070 bushels.
But according to the records of the
Portland merchants exchange Portland
is entitled to second place by reason of
the fact that In reality the Puget'sound
district cleared only 611,629 bushels of
wheat or nearly 100,000 bushels leas
than Portland. Baltimore holds fourth
position in point of prominence with
643.636 bushels, but It, too, would be
ahead Of Puget sound were the figures
as it is claimed they- Should be.
As to the quantity of wheat exported
since the beginning of the year, for the
past 11 months, the government report
shows that 86,76. 137 bushels of wheat
have been exported. New Tork holds
first place with 18,421,093 bushels;
Portland comes second with 1 J. 088.670
bushels; the seeeral Puget sound ports
combined, third with ll. 166.768 bush
els: Philadelphia fourth with 10.568.374
bushels, and Baltimore fifth with ,i
024.235 buahels.
The flour exports for November from
all the states aggregated 1,148,680 bar
rels. New. Tork took the lead with
281.078 barrels. Philadelphia came sec
ond with 58,961 barrels, Portland third
with 160,109 barrels, and Baltimore
fourth with 126,962 barrels.
The entire quantity of flour exported
during: the 11 months ending with No
vember is plaeed at 11.734.229 barrels.
The total value of breadstuffs exported
during the month of November Is placed
at $15,984,038 and the total value of
breadstuffs exported from the states
during the past 11 months la placed at
$170,293,613. ;
DELAYED BY FOGS
TftlauiookUnerg vArgo and Sue H.
Elmore Arrive Late.
Neither of the two Tillamook liners
reached the harbor last night as ex
pected. They will be at their docks
this afternoon, however, and will start
out again as quickly as they can be un
loaded and loaded again with freight
and passengers.
Tha steamers are the Argo and 8ue H.
Elmore and there exists the greatest of
rivalry between them because the Argo
was recently put on in opposition to
the Elmore, which has been carrying
nh.l fr-olsht liar mnacltw wnillrl norm It
the craft and so merchants and peo
ple generally on the bay begged for
some one to put oh an additional boat
and the Argo is the result.
The boats are supposed to maintain a
weekly schedule and it is said they can
do it under favorable weather conditions.
But last night the tog got heavy and
the captains of the respective boats
found it impossible to make haste com
ing up the river, ho tne race tnat would
otherwise have been run bad to be post
poned. But It Is said there Is likely to
be a test of sped on the outward trip
should the boats manage to get away
t0The Elmore lands at Couch street and
the Argo at Oak street. Both- are ex
pected to bring in a large quantity of
dairy products, the chief output of the
Tillamook country. "
HEAVY PASSENGER TRAFFIC
Steamers Rnse City and Senator Are
Generously .Patronized. ;- .
The Harrtman Jlner Rose City, Cap
tain Kids ton, sailed yesterday afternoon
for 8an Francisco with a large list of
passengers and considerable freight -
When Manager R. p. Schwerin of the
Harrlinan water line was here a few
days ago from San Francisco, on a tour
of inspection, he complained of the
traveling public patronising the smaller
Independent steamers Instead of . the
boats 'of the Uarrlman line and .used
that aa an argument against betterment
of - the transportation facilities. But
the passenger lists of the steamers ply
ing out of here in the Harriman line
show that for the last six months at
least tbe-boats have departed with ca
pacity crowds. -4, 'Time- and again have
fiassengers been turned away because of
ack of accommodations. ... ,
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. Dec. 19 Arrived St 7:46
and left up at 9:60 a. m., schooner Mont
erey, from Monterey; sailed at 9:46 a.
m.. steamer Heather, for Puget sound;
' left up at 3 a. m, French bark Rocham
beau. ( ' - t
Sanl Francisco, Dec. 19. Arrived at
8 a. m., steamer Sibyl Marston, from. As
toria. -
- Astoria, Dec 18. Leftup at 1:18 p.
m., steamer Elmore; arrived at 1:30 and
left up at 6 p. m., steamer Yellowstone,
from San Francisco; arrived at 4 and
left np at 6 p. m., steamer Argo, from
Tillamook. .' : . .
San Francisco, Dee, 18. Sailed at 10
. m., steamer R. D. Inman, or Columb
ia river. - .
San Pedro, Dec II. Sailed,' steamer
Roma, for Portland. - ; . , 4
Ouaymas, Dec, 17. Arrived, barksn
tlne J. M. Griffith from Columbia river.
Astoria, Dec. 19. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. ro., moderate;
wind eaat, six miles; weather clear.
Tides at Astoria Sunday High water.
10:18 a. m., 8.7 feet; 11:28 p. m., .
feet Low- water, 8:59 a. m, 2.1 feet;
t;l? p. m., 0.1 feet . :
ALONG THE .WATERFRONT, ;
v The 'steamer Alliance. Captain Par
sons, sails tonight for Coos Bay.
The sailing suhooner Fred J. Wood is
reported as having let't. Pan Francisco
the other day for this part under char
ter to load lumlwr for A return cargo.
The stesm sehootier South Bay shifted
to the mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lum
ber company today to complete her lum-
ber cargo for San Francisco.
The steam schooner Yellowstone which
reached the river this morniri went to
Preacott to load lumber for Han Fran
cico. The cargo will be completed at
other points on the lower Columbia.
ThetJrltish steamer Tweeddale is ex
pected here the early part of next week
to lout lumber for Australia. She will
load at the mills, of the Portland Lum
ber company.. - .
Steamer Watson Afloaf Again.
(On I ted Praia Leased Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., Dec. 19. The stesmer
Watson of the Alaska Pacific Steamship
company, which ran aground on a mud
bank near the Hammond mill yesterday
afternoon, ' was floated at noon today,
undamaged. She had 1000 tons of
freight aboard.- The Watson will leave
for San Francisco tonight on time.
Take your family to the Perkins hotel
grill for Christmas dinner.
CHARLES E. HATS' '
BURIAL AT SEATTLE
' (United PrM Leased Wlre-1 '
Seattle, Washy Dec. 19. The body
of -Charles K. Hays,: who died at the
Hotel Perkins, -. Portland, yesterday
morning, arrived In Seattle last olsnr.
Mr. Havs is the brother of a well
known Seattle attorney. Funeral 'ser
vices will be : held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.. ;;. .. .
" Take your family to the Perkins hotel
grill for Christmas dinner.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
GASOLINE drag saw. will sell cheap
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1 206 CALL BUILDING
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The Journal's business office Is open
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Phones? Sain 7173; A-6051.
WEATHER REPORT
The . western blah nrossure area Is
still central over Idaho and it teaches
thence: southward to the lower. Mississ
ippi valley. A moderate low nresaure
area is central north of Lake Huron.
Fair and cold weather continues on the
Pacific slope and heavy frosts occurred
again this morning in. California, as far
ibuth. as" Los Angeles. Snow his fallen
1. 1 the northern states and rat 1 In ire
southern states nearly everywhere cast
of the Mississippi river. Chinook winds
ore. mnwmr in nnrrnern . Mmi:tna nnn
pA'.berta and the temperatures in that
section are mucn anove normal..
The indications are for fair "ind con
tinued cold weather In this district to-
nlgr,
will
ht and Sunday. The' temperatures
Temp.
Max. Mln. Preclp.
. 24 2 - .0-
.28 14 .0
. 38 2 .
.78 68 T.
.32 16 .0
. 58 40 ,0 -
. 63 26
. 82 60 T.
,40 28 .6
.46 -38 .0
.23 8 .0
, 34 23 .0
, 83 26 .0
38 2 .0
, 20 14 .0
. 48 38 .0
. 40 . 28 .0
. 3 . 20 0
. 28 18 .
, 61 30 .08
Baker City, Or. .
Boise. Idaho . . . .
Chicago, 111.' ....
Jacksonville, Fla.
Lewistan, Idaho ;
IjOS Angeles Cal
Marshfield, Or. . .
New Orleans, La.
Sh hj WV.h
JOrih eaa, Wasn
weir xora, n. y.
Roseburg, Or.
St.! Louis. Mo. .....i
BV Paul, Minn.
San Francisco, Cal
Seattle Wash., . . . . .
Siskiyou. Or. ......
Spokane, Wash. . . . .
Washington, D. C .
HL&RRIAGE LICENSES
, Charles R. Wyatt 1099 East Twenty
seventh street, 88; Marie Lescb, 27.
Frank W Faulks, Cleone, Or., 30; Ber
tha E. Wright, 27. '
F. K.v Skinner, 335 Hassalo street, 37;
Lily W. Baker, 25. i
F. E. Melllen, Clackamas, , Or., Tt6;
Lilly F". Ward, 19.
Harry O. Rustad, 867 Commercial
street 28; Mrs. Goldle P. Cllne, 28.
John Judnlk. 227 Levada. street., (;
B. Mallmanek, 22.
Harry Jost ll90 Wilbur stret, 28;
Jesale Robertson, 28.--
Harry Eugene Read. 708 Allegheny
street. 20; Vesta May Young,' 17.
Gust Peterson, Pleasant Home, Or.,
34; Joste Anderson. 37.
F LOWERS FOR WEDDINGS AND FU
nerals. Alfred Burkhardt Nob Hill
florist 13 0 23d at Main 608, A-3184.
Full dress suits for rent all slaeaT
Unique Tailoring Co.. 109 Stark st
Wedding Cards. W. O. Smith & Co,
Washington bldg, corner 4th and Wash.
tngton sta -
Bets Sena florists, funeral designs.
4. Morrison, wain sous; a-hii
Clarke Broa. florist
Fine flowers
and floral designs. 289
Morrison st
Max M. Smith, florist 160 6th st. op.
posits Meier Frank's. Main 7311.
DEATHS
MARSHALL In this city, December
' 18. at the family residence, 343 Holla
dSy avenue, Margaret Charllla Marshall,
aged It years. 4 months, 14 days, be
loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
H."1 Msrshall. Friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the-funeral services,
which will be held at the above resi
dence at 2 p. m. Sunday, December 20.
Interment River View cemetery. -
CARD OF THANKS
WE WISH to express our sincere thanks
- to all our friends for the kindness and
sympathy they have shown us In the sick
ness snd death of our dear husband and
father, . , Mrs. Eva C, Bredemeier and
family. ' ' -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING.' M'ENTEB aV s GILBATJGH,
undertakers snd embalmers: modern
In ever detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
430. Lady assistant '-
J.P. Flnley & Sen Madrisonnd'
Lady attendant Main 9; A-1699.
ELLER-B.RNES CO., FUNERAL DL
rectors, embalmers, 37t Russell. East
1888. Lady assistant -
EDWARD HOU.AN. V NDERTAJCER,
220 3rd street
ERICSSON Undertaking Co,
embaltrt
M. 6133.
ing; ldy ass't; 409 Alder.
MONURIENTS
MARBLE " AND GRANITE ' MONU
. ments, all kinds cemetery decorations.
68-70 Grand sve. N. Imhoff ft Dorcas.
NEU" KINOSLET. 268 1ST- rORT
land's leading marble and granite wka
Telephone
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rors. in ads taken oyer the -telephone.
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contracts, consult the clas
sified advertising man." A
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to your place of business.
CEMETERIES
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES. $10;
family lots, C2S to $75, Superintend
ent at eemeterv. corner or Fremont st.
snd Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. For
full information apply to Crank Sch le
gal. 683 Worcester blk. Phone A-3823.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ABSTRACTS carefully and correctly
compiled and examined, charges rea
sonable. Koom 6, zzivs Morrison st.
Phone Main 8109. James M. Pugh.
Lswyers Abstract A Trust Co.. room
Board ef Trade bldg.: abstracts a
specialty. - -
Paclf to Title ft Trust Co., the leading
abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bldg.
G. F. Bell and wife to Henry
. Hartong, lot 2, block 10, Lincoln
Park
Henry Hartong to Henry Aachen
brenner, lot 2, block 10, Lincoln
Park
J. C. Welch and wife to Mary M.
360
895
unman, 3 acres in section zs,
township 1 south, range 2 east 8,260
Mart M. Gilman to Ben and Q.
K.7 Riesland, undivided y, or
the above ... r, ...,.. .
Theodore Kasebreg to B. F. Ayers.
lot 24, block 11, Arleta Park
No. 2
W. T. Harlow to James Kiernan,
north 33 Vt feet of lot 2, First
addition to Cherrydale ........
Philip Buehner and wife to J.
T. Stoddard, lots 1 and 2, block
J, Crescent Heights ,.'
E. L. Waldele and wife to Jerome
' B. Matthews et al, lot 14, block
66, Sellwood
Robert H. Durfee and wife to A.
1,(00
110
3,000
4,200
1,760
Jm Maybee, lot 6, block 4, Eve-
' lyn -
3, W. Dlckover and wife to W. I.
Winn et al. 60x109 feet begin
ning at point 100 feet north of
(00
a point in tne soutn line or
block "N" of M. Patton tract..
A. F. Overman and wife to Hath
away Yocum, lot 6, block 4.
' Shadywood Park
Charles E. Topham and wife to
1,(00
its
l . Frank N. Jarnot lot 3. block 5.
Fuerer's addition .............
Charlei E. Tooley and wife to
Johnl.Butkevlcs and wife, lot 3.
' block 7, Clifford addition to Al-
; blna , ...............
Arthur O. Jones and wife to J. A.
Herdman. lot 15, block 6, John
Irvlng'e first addition
Edmund E. Laycock and wife to
Mae C. Mueller, lot 21, block .
Williams Ave. addition. .....'. .
Richard Shepard and wife to Wll
. t lard Shepard, lot 8, : block 27,
Whltwood Court ...............
William Waddle, and wife to M.
' Rickert lot 24, block 6, Reser
voir Park ............ ... ......
Gottlieb Roth and wife to Marx
. Cohen, lota 16, 17 and 18. block
14, Albina .........
W, C. Alvord and wife to Kathar
ine Elisabeth Fltsgerald, lot 14.
block 99, Irvington .. .,
A, B. Manlev and wife to Josnh
1.3(0
666
1.100
1,3(0
too
163
100
1.250
Smith, lot 8. block 30. Albina.. 2,600
H. Hamblet and wife to D. H. Mack.
'2-16 interest in lots 1 and 2.
block 2, Falrport addition ... .
H. Hamblet, trustee, and wife to
D. H. Mack, 4ots I and 2. block
2, Falrport. addition . ... ......
Portland Realty & Trust company
to Neal Swetland, lota 7 and S.
block 3, Evelyn ....... i ..... .
Charles A. Myers to T. 8. McDan
. let east of lots 6 and 7,
block 10,' Rosedale annex
Truman J Glover and wife to
420
423
200
1,600
2.3S0
II. Q. Sahlatrom and wife to L. J.
- Ledwldge, lot 6, block 4, Maple
wood addition .........
Garden Park company to Elbert .
N. Barney et al. lots 1, 3 and 3,
block 66, Garden Park.
Theodore Kasebejrg to, Bert Me
Dowel, -et all lota 22 and 23,
block 11, Arletk Park No, i ...
Hlbernla Savings bank to Tlovo -Fortstrom.
lots 10 and 11, block
16, Capitol Hill
Percy Thomas et al to Victor Land
(00
ISO
Sl
company, east ft or soutneast -i
4 of southwest 5i of southwest
4 of section 20.. townshin ,1 f
" south, range 1 east, containing 6 . ,.
acres, excepting l acre t
John J. Ptodilard, east half of lots
1 and' 2, blixk 36 Sunnyslde.... 3,100
John J. Stoddard to Edward D.
I'urtis et si , lots 1 and t, block
86 Sunnyslde
3,100
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Hibernia Savings bank to John D.
Twohy, lots26 to, 29, block 11
Capitol hill
too
John'W. Kennedy et si., to H. B.
Yost, lot 6, block 2 Piedmont. .
Portland : Transfer conreany of
145
Oregon to Louis Kuhn, south . 1 ,
naif of northwest quarter of
block 20 Wheeler's addition, be
' lng lot 2, block 20; 2,760
Ellen P. Hood to A. J. Craln, lot
16, block 83 Sellwood, .........
Investment company to Charlotte
Ixissner, lots 28, 80, 32 and 84,
block 81 Irvington park.......
Title Guarantee ft JXroet company
to G. M. CuddabackMot 14, block
20 North Irvington, r. ........ .
A. W. Lambert et al. to Anna M.
Haplln, lots 13, 14. IS and 16,
blrick 6 Crystal Springs addition
(00
(00
150
400
PACIFIC Title ft Trust Col, the leading
abstractors. Z04-6-8-7 railing piog.
SEE
Williams Abstract Co. for prices.
Chamber of Commerce, v.
Ill
NEW TODAY.
Lot Bargains
9450 Very desirable corner, 100x100,
East 34th st Three mile circle.
SOO
each Four desirable lots In
Foxchass addition, near carllne.
S375 Comer lot' In Rose City Park at
. , sacrifice.. V ..
550 Beautiful - quarter block on
p,. ;. Woodstock . ave, Woodstock,
- , , fine shade, near car.
S600 Desirable lot on B. S9fh St.,
, Improvements made, Including
' cement sidewalks. Terms,
S650 each Two desirable lots on Til-
lamook st at sacrifice. These
lots have Improvements, in
cluding cement sidewalks.
8750 Close In, bargain, E. 10th st.
Brooklyn Heights, splendid
view, good neighborhood; easy
terms. . . v.." .
BEX ' .
IDE SP ANTON CO.
' 870 ST ASK ST.
Quarter Block
On Seventh street, near Union depot,
$22,000 Handles It
Pays now 6 per cent net.
Advance Is Bound to Come
Inquire 514 Merchants Trust Bldg.
SACRIFICED
ROSE CITY PARK
If taken Immediately. 3 00x100, within
half block of the "AJLAjaXDA," 2H
blocks to school snd caj-. Must be sola
oerore uaturaay noon, flair cash, bal
ance $6.00 per month, each lot Beau
tiful building site. Will sell one or
both. Call at my of flee TOD AT and I
will take you out. Remember, they
must be sold and the price will do It
Don't phone. 813 Board of Trade Bldg.
CAPITOL HILL
The best of alt Jn Portland proper.
Inatde the city limits on the West Side,
the same side as the entire business
section of the city; 6 cent carfare. Ore
gon Electric Railway runs through the
center or eapitoi Hill ror more than
half a mile; depot on the ground; 10
minutes' ride from the business center.
Every lot a beauty, 60x100 feet or more,
price only $260 per lot. Terms given.
We are also giving away free a nice
7 room house with choice lot. already
for occupancy. What do you think of
tnis ior an ..mai present? call at our
office and see about this.
Cloheisy k Smith, 401-8 KcXsy Bldg.
, THET SO TBXiraB Ka .
OVERLOOK
TTTBl 1TIBST ITmtTTflM Tf -JT A t
STREETS WITH A STEAM 8HOVEL.
MOST SIGHTLY BUILDING SPOT IN
' PORTLAND.
OmOl SOT 8UXSTSXDS T.
ST XOOX XODMK
Bursa alow
One block from carllne. good locality,
only $2500; $600 cash, balance to suit
SMITH & EVERETT
316-317 Swetland bldg.
MEETING NOTICES
41
NOBLES OF THB MYS
TIC SHRINE There
will be the artntlal meet
ing of AUKader Temple
In their council room,
Masonlo Temple, on Sat
urday evening, 19th Inst,
for the election of of
ficers to serve the ensu
ing year. Elect four
grand representatives to the Imperial
Council, meeting at Louisville. Ky.,
June 8 and 9. 1909. and attend to anv
other business that .may -legally be
presented. Every member who r can
possibly do so Is requested to present
himself and get his 1909 card, by order
j. kt. mAi. iv, iiL-i-oiemaia. .
R a. WHITEHOUSE. Recorder.
OREGON LODGE No. 101. A.
F. ft A, M. Stated com
munication this (Saturday)
evening 8 o'clock. Masonic
?'emple. Election and instal
ation of officers. Visiting
brethren cordially Invited. By
order W. M. A. J. HANDLAN, Sec
S"OR RENT Hall and lodgeroom on
east side; will be oompleted In $0
daya, 60x60, hardwood floor, fine stage;
rent very reasonable.- E. B. Cllne, 1101
Hawthorne ave. Tabor 1147.
M. W. A. ' OREGON GRAPH: CAMP.
No. ... 676. Mondays. SeUtng-Hlrscb
Mock, I Ith and Washington sta
M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP, 8,466,
meets Wednesday . evening. . Aliaky
bldgj 8d and Morrison sta.
!- FOB SALE REAL ESTATE 1
Bungalow Bargain
$1700 for 4 rooms on a - corner. 3
blocks from Alberta car. fine ' Discs:
bath, toilet basin, hot and cold water,
full basement with 'cement floor, fine
view of mountains, river and Vancouver;
good terms. Phone A-16S8. residence
-1287, P. L. Btanchard. $40 Chamber
of Commerce.
$600 CASH- 6 room house, lot 60x110,
sll improvements In; nice home -for
someone who Is paying rent; $2600;
terms. $600 cash, and $25 per month.
American Trust Co., 200 Chamber of
I'ommeroe.
SUBURBAN lots. $300; fltie view; will
- double value In 1 year; easy terms;
Investigate; no agents. XT-$, Journal.
A
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Ll6
BARGAINS
$180 cash, balance like rent ( room
modern bungalow, full plumbing, tinted
walls, close to car and best school In
city, $1860. - f .
$300 cash, $15 monthly, 4 room mod
ern bungalow, full plumbing, electric
lights, 2 blocks from car, $1400.
One fine half sere, close to car, $800;
$20 down, $20 monthly. -
Lots $5 down, $5 monthly.
. CHARLES n ROSS .
Laurelwood. Tabor 783. Mount Scott car.
$750 Heat Little Heme $750
This ' is bottom cash, price: new 3
room plastered cottage, basement 60x
100 lot, nice chicken house, large pigeon
coop, small barn for 2 horses, near car,
food view.- Haverstlo ft Gallagher,
43 ft Waahington at . W
' A Cozy 4-Room Bungalow
$250 down buys a beautiful home;
modern ,- plumbing, window seat plate
rail, paneled dining room, gas, 2 porch
es, electricity; 1 V4 - blockr from Haw
thorne cars. Direct from owner -at
J 1900, $16 a month. T. W.' Marshall,
9th and Hawthorne ave.
Do Not Worry
Give him a lot in Glen Harbor
For Christmas - ,
GLEN HARBOR REALTT CO.
A-1568. 836-840 Chamber of Commerce
J1H ACRES, 36 under cultivation, 6
acres hops, mostly all fenced, 9 miles
from Oregon. City, good oounty road,
rural free delivery,- I nine room house
and 1 five-room house, hophouse, large
barn, plenty fruit; price, $8700, $1700
cash, balance mortgage; must sell at
once. -
6 acres, mostly all cleared, 8 good
houses, all' fenced, across from Oak
Grove station on Oregon City carllne;
several bargains in ' Improved property
In Gladstone, ranging from $1060 to
$1(00, also some choice vacant lota,
close to carllne and station.
26 acres, 7 miles to Oregon City, on
county road, housa and barn, 14 acres
cultivated, balance timber and pasture,
good well and running water, good team,
wagon, harness,' plows, cultivators,
buggy, 13 tons hay. 60 chickens, 3 head
cattle and all small tarm tools; price,
$1900. We also have a number of small
tracts ranging from 1 acre up at rea
sonable prices. W. F. Schooley ft Co.,
Oregon City, Or.
SEVEN room house, bath and toilet,
basement, facing east, street Improve
ments paid, 20 minutes from city, an
elegant home for 83300: 3300 down, bal
ance monthly payments; remember this
piace s worm more money.
A GOOD-RESTAURANT.
Doing a good business; will stand In
speptlon, for $200, a cash deal.
I have a fine up to date bungalow,
modern, up to date, fine view of city;
will trade for a lot or piano in good con
dition, or will take a small payment
cash. Call at
ROOM 6 MULKET BLDG.,
Morrison and 2d sts.
BUNGALOW, snap; owner will sell at
this price for 2 more days, finely sr
ranaed. 4 rooms and bath. modern
plumbing, basement, window seat elec
tric lights, etc., graded, view,, lot 60x
100, 2 blocks of car. Cash price $1600;
on easy terms, at least $260 cash re
quired. Jaa. C. Logan, 326 Wash:
St.. room 415. Main 76l-
- Buy My House
$2000, 1-4 cash, buys 8 rooms, new,
modern house, corner lot, 60x100, close
in, fine view, few minutes ride from
P. O. Must sell by Jan. 1. West Coast
Realty Co., Grand theatre bldg. Main
7862. A-18S5.
GOING to move and must sell
my strictly modern 7 room
house in Holluday Park; If you
have some money you can get a
bargain; present this sd at 714
Couch bldg., and see the owner.
WE BUIIJ) HOMES
To suit you at small cost, and very easy
payments. . tiers is no reason vny you
should not own your own homo. Call
and see us and let ua explain how easy
ii is io oo mo.- s
823 Chamber of Commerce.
WHY NOTT
We know how to build bungalows
and arttstlo homes. It's our business;
don't pay the rent man, pay us.
WHY NOT?
BUTTERWORTH - STEPHENSON CO.,
35 Lafayette bldg., 6th and Washington.
M. 8529.
GOOD sinallhouse, close to car, small
fruits, flowers, 20 chickens, some
wood; must sell at once; all v goes for
$760; terms, $76 cash, balance $20 per
month.
AMERICAN TRUST CO.
200 Chamber of Oommafcs.
6 ROOM modern cottage, tinted walls.
good porcelain bath and toilet, elec
tric fixtures, wood elevator, cement
walks around house, line lawn and
shrubbery; lot 60x143, food chicken
park; terms. Owner. E-804, Journal.
$1900 WILL buy a good 6 room cottage
on East Main, near $8th st; $600
down, balance $56 quarterly.
T. W. MARSHALL ft CO.,
39th and Hawthorne ave.
IF YOU are looking for a bargain see
this high class 8 room house corner
Hawthorne and K. 36th; modern In
every respect; must eell: terms. W. L.
Nash, owner, zss r,ast iotn.
FOR SALE 7 room cottage, 703 Ever
ett st, between 21st snd 22d: price.
34600: terms. $zooo down, nan
down, balance
mortgage 6 per cent
Inquire owner.
818 Falling bldg.
FOR SALE CHEAP "
Three new 6 room modern cottages, lo
cated within 2 blocks of Hawthorne ave.;
good t(rns. Owner, 12S3 E. Main st;
I '1. U - JttE
$360 WILL secure half Interest In es-
taousnea oumness iui win net uci
tr than $160 per month; references ex
changed. 611-612 Swetland bldg., 6th
and Washington.
76 ACRES mountain land; good soil.
- some Improvements, old buildings. 6
miles from railroad. Washington coun
ty; $660; beat that; no agents wanted.
7 ROOM house, modern, 2 blocks from
$2600; terms. 1398 Morris St.. corner
Durham. Phone Woodlawn 1802.-
NICE 4 room cottage, good piano, 6
cords wood all for $2260; $500 down,
balance $20 per month. D. W. Marshall
ft Co., 89th and Hawthorne ave.
8TR1CTLY modern 6 room house, near
ly new. In good location; snap If sold
at once; terms. See owner, 789 Vaughn
et; take 23d st car. -
C. R. Dcnnell & Co.
Real Estate. Room 838 C. of C
BUNGALOWS I have 3 modern houses
that I will sell at actual cost if
taken at once. See H. C Morris. 403
Corbett Qldg,
A FINE 6 room cottage on 34th st, near
Hawthorne ave.. $3000: $1200 cash.
balance $25 per month. D. W. Marshall
ft Co.. 39th ana Hawtnorne ave.-
NEW modern 9. room house in Holla-
days addtti-n: also lots in Holladay
Park addition. Call Rex Furniture Co..
at 2d snd Main sts. Main 9193.
CHEAP at $2100 6 room cottage, on
LUncoln st. near iftn; come ana see
this; terms. T. W. Marshall ft Co.,
89th and Hawthorne ave.
$10 DOWN and $6 per month buys a
choice lot. with 100 feet frontage on
60 foot Street on carllne; $200. - 8-806,
Journal. . ' '
WILL get you any auto you want- in
' trade for anything you have. Phone
Main 8582. Call 714 Swetland bldg.
triT"TJlblitV T m hAiiaft rsas
REAL BARGAIN 7 room house, very
- large lot fruit 20 minutes out PSona
Main 2611. 617 Oregonian bldg.
FIVE room cottage. full basement;
1 fruit: 100x100: only $3000. Call room
T, 181 First st.
BY owner new 6 room house; Dutch-!
kitchen, bath, gas, electricity terms.
JUST a fpw lots left In Peninsular ad-
amon wo. z. sup earn. A-aaoi. v
HOUSE anti lot at Monta villa, cheap.
: xaoor 1291. .
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE 10
T-8 Acre
. at South Mount Tabor, all In ber-'
rles, fine soil, good location;
price, $1600; $300 cash, bslance
$15 per month.
2 Acres
on Powell Valley road, perfectly
level, fine soil; price. $2400, half
cash, balance easy,
SPENCER & CO.
. 102 2d st
SUMYSIDE
$2300 New 5 room cottage,. gas,
bath, basement, good location.
$2600 New -6 room cottage piped for
gas, electricity, .basement ?200 cash,
balance monthly payments.
$3000 -New 6 room house, gas, bath,
full basement, nice fruit trees, lot 60x
100; splendid location.
$4600 Splendid new 8 room house,
with large sleeping porch, furnace, fix
tures, cement wash trays, cement base
ment and walks, on carllne.
Take Sunnyslde or Mount Tabpr ear.
Office corner E. 87th and Belmont
Phone Tabor 757. .
C. T. BALING ft BRO
Large Corner of Dirt Cheap
$1000 buys double corner lot 100x126,
few minute ride from our office: finest
view in city,- (no agents). West Coast
Realty Co., Grand theatre bldg.. room 4.
I ROOM shingled bungalow. Woodlawn.
$1300; $650 cash.
7 room house, corner lot, E. 3d St.,
Holladay'a addition; fine location, $6000;
Vt cash. -
ATLAS LAND CO.,
420 Lumber Exchange. A-1820.
IF YOU wish to sell or exchange your
business, city or country nronertv.
list with us for a square desj. We can
loan your -money on good real estate
mortgages..
A-1820 420 Lumber Exchange.
TO , SJS.T TLB ESTATE Two modern
6 room cottages, nearly new, with
concrete . foundations, on 100x100, In
Sunnyslde. Waldemar Seton, attorney
at law, room 431 Worcester bldg., 3d
and Oak, Portland, Or.
SEE this; It is one of the best buys In
Portland; 8 room modern residence
oh Hawthorne ave.; all Improvements,
$6760; terms.
. T. W. MARSHALL ft CO.,
39th and Hawthorne ave.
$250 CASH, 4 room modern cottage, re
ception hall, bathroom, electric lights,
2 blocks to car, balance $16 per month;
price $1300.
N. 1. FARNSWORTIt & CO..
319 Commercial bldg.
A SACRIFICE OF $300.
New modern 6 room hangaloV, H
block, 1 block to station; price $1800,
$740 cash, balance terms. W-W car,
third houe eaut Evans -station.
REAL estate. Do you want a home?
Good location, fine climate, dairy, fruit
and stock ranches. Fine timber land.
Terms. Write for booklet A. L. Rain
water Philomath. Or.
600D 7 room house, close In, on Haw
thorne ave.. lot 46x100. $.1500. $600
down, balance $20 per month.
,v, T. W. MAK8JIAU1 ft CO.,
39th and Hawthorne ave.
7 ROOM house, modern, corner lot, lOOx
115. cheaD at $3000: half down, bal
ance 3 to 6 years, 7 per cent. ,
T. W. MA RSI 1 ALL, & CO.,
39th and Hawthorne ave.
BEAUTIFUL modern home, with pri
vate water system, orchard and 3
acres of choice garden land; on tho
corner of 3 good streets in Portland;
$6500. Call 410 Falling bldg.
READY to move In, new 4 room plas
tered cottage, nice lot with yard, easy
terms; cheap If sold quick. Angeles
Trust company, 826 4 Washington st,
room 417. Main 638U A-5381.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
$125 High, sightly, level lots; water
in, b ceni canine; .1 moniniv,
ADLER. 226 Lumber Exchange.
6 ROOM new bungalow, Sunnyslde, 1149
E. Washington; easy termsi vacant
lots tsken aa first payment. Room 80,
Lafayette bldg.. stn ana wasnington.
A MODERN 8 room residence, nearly
.11 . Minna iknri Mtnnl.t.
Pfiaver. Phone Woodlawn 84. No agents.
i ROOM house and lot. Tremont Place,
Mt. Scott car, $450 . cash. C-806,
Journal.
FOR SALE 4 room house- and 3 lots
for $425. Saturday only. Room 6,
Mulkey bldg., Morrison and 2d.
WANTEO KKAX ESTATE 81
LIST your property with us and
get results.
N. I. FARNSWORTH ft CO.,
319 Commercial bldg.
WANTED A modern 6 room house.
close in; must be a bargain; will
give not of $360 at 8 per cent as first
payment amply secured. For particu
lars call at room 15. 270H Washington.
LAND WANTED.
Farms and acreage on O. W. P. car
line. For eastern buyers.
O. W. P. LAND CO-
1n. anH AMnr mt m
WANTED 6 room modern bungalow or
cottage to cost from $1000 to $2000;
price must be right; pay $300 to $500
cash, $16" per month; will deal with
owner nirecs.' jk-kvb, journal
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR CITY REAL
estate and farms. What have you
to seUT Will deal with the owners
only. 208 Wells-Fsrgo bldg.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
FOR TRADE.
A good 26 aore fruit snd.
chicken farm to trade for some
good Income bearing Portland
property; finest of soil, near R.
R. station: poor buildings; no
phoning, but call on
Bron-Steele Co.
J10 Second St
SPECIAL NOTICE
If you want to buy, sell or ex
change your farm, house and lot or
vacant property, we can do it for
you. Call or write Pine Tree Land
Co. for Oregon or, Washington
farms, large or small. 509-610
Buchanan bldg. 286 Washington.
FOR TRADE.
Territory for a splendid sell
ing article to farmers to trade
for property In and near Portland.
Come In and see us.
Brcng-Steele Co.
110 Second St
TRADES.
If yon want to buy. sell or trade
don't fall to see us. We have trades all
over Oregon and Washington and Port
land. WESTERN REALTY ft INVESTMENT
CO.. -
610 Buchanan bldg., 286H Washington.
FOR EXCHANGE A good 7 room
house; bard finish; large lot; 3 blocks
to graded school. In good, live town on
S. P. R. R-; will take lots or acreage
near Vancouver or Portland up to $1100;
terms on balance; prtcs tlSOO. owner,
M. C Black,' 510 Washington st. Van-
TO EXCHANGE r-New 6 room modern
bouse, concrete basement for small
farm near R. R., or electrlo line: pre
fer to deal with owners. Price $2600.
440 Brown su r-none wooqmwn iii..
CENTRALLY located grocery store to
nchanae for real estate: staple stock
and first class stand; has done a very
large business. call Z81 3d St., or
phone Main 8751.
$5000 EQUITY. 640 acres land, located
on uescnuies river, cenirai urgini,
railroad bulldlna: I will exchange for
good rooming house. V-7S6, Journal. .
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 21
FOR SALE or exchange, llofxl r.lver
apple orchard, 9 mile out, east side;
600 trees,. 300 6 years old. T. I.. Davhi
son. R. F. D. No. 10. Mood Tiver. Or.
LXCHANGfo Contract $ai5, puynieiits
$15 a month and Internet at 6 r-r cent
for: Home Telephone bonds, Tacomn.
G-802, Journal.
FOR SALli New modern 8 room hoim-:
will take telephone bonds as part
payment balance to suit K. SSHh and
Hherman sts...
3 ACRES, close in. exchange for room
"'lng bouse, city property - or $12oj
equity. Main 1639.
WANTED To trade automobile for
stock or real estate. 201 Gerllnger
bidg. , - - ;
WHO wants 8 lota, even trade for horoe
and buggy or wagon? Phone Wood
lawn 1432. ' t .
TPR SALEFARMS
$900 -15 ACRES rich bottom lanl
fronting. on Willamette river' In Ma
rion county, 1 mile from school, ehurch.
and stores; 3 miles from 8, P. railroad
station; 2 acres cleared, family orchard,
well, all fenced; acre berries, box
house. Very cheap for cash.
$1250 40 acres splendid land, - 13
miles from Vancouver, 2 V mlls from
railroad, on good county road; all level,
rich soil; contains half million feet fir .
saw timber, 40,000 ft oak. Good spec- w
ulation; is worth double price asked tov
day. Must settls up estate. -
$2260 10 acres Vt mile from Columbia, . 1
river and North Bank railroad: 6 miles
from Vancouverr all good land and U
bearing orchard In first class condition, ss
partly fenced.- Fruit will pay big re- .
turns on investment Would consl-ier .'
house In Portland in exchangs, or will $
give terms. 1 s
. $3250155 seres walnut land .3 miles -from
North Yamhill, all in oak and
fir timber, aome large oak; 100 acres
food farm land, spring and nice stream. ..
Vlll accept Income property in Portland
for part .' . ' .
$5336 97 acres,-part bottom land, 8,
miles from Tillamook, fronting on Ne- , ,
tarts bay, on good road, timbur for
fuel: over 60 acres In cultivation; nice
Hjspring, new cottage, ; good bam wtt'i .
sneaa, rencea: i cows, nun, iips,
Sood young team, wagon, harness, ted
er, plows. Only $55 an acre for every- ,
thing. Will positively advance price if
not sold before New Years.
I4OO0 36 acres in Washington Coun
ty. 3 miles from Reedville; R. F. D.,
phone line, milk route, best of soil; 13 , ,
acres cleared, balance pasture, ioibj ,(
timber, . woven wire fences, small, or
chard, acre grapes., new house and ,
barn, spring near house; chickens, team,
wagon, harness, farm implements, crop,
lot of wood cut Will take half In good
Portland property andgive time on bal- ;i
n$7500 -70 acres, mile from. 8. P. R. "
R., In Washington county,' In tho
Beavcrton district; all level, some onion ' ;
land, all in timber, some good saw tim-
ber, small creek. Would take Portland
income property as partpayment, rll
$9000 U acres near Gresham, O. W.rt
P. elctrlo line crosses place, 25c fare;,.;
good soil, 81 acres cleared, 4 acres tlm
ber; good buildings, 7' room plastered
house, 3 wells, mixed family orchard.'
Terms half cash. 1 - "ti
The Washington and Oregon ;;
Realty Company
-,808-3n9 Merchants Trust Bldg.,
6th and Washington. Plione Main 2404,
Arid 800 Main St., Vancouver, wnmi.
$4200 BUYS this 120 acre larra and
property described. This to be read
only by the man who can think and fig- t
ure: , , .
Of fir majestfc, tall and straight,
A million feet (but there s not two).
Stands on the land I offer you.
And thus 'twas cruised on recent date;
And if you buy the farm and act the
part of a sensible man by letting the
timber stand for five years, it is. my
honest Judgment that then the timber ,
alone will bring more than I am asking
for farm and personal property; this 1;
not gas," but business sense. Fair 6
room house, woodhouse, poor barn; about
30 acres' Improved and 30 more easily
put In cultivation; good orchard, 8 aores;
fences poor, land rolling, well watered;
water piped to house; soli good and land
adapted to dairying, fruit or general
farming; school half mile; R. V- station
and boat landing at Martin's Bluff on
Columbia river, only 2 miles: 6 miles
to Woodland, Wash.; IS to 20 tons of
hay In barn, 14 cowsi 8 heifers. Jersey,
bull, 2 horses, light wagon and agrlnil
turaU Implements; all for $4200: $3600
cash and balance at. 7 per cent You be
gin making money at once.
S. G. LANE. WOODLAND. WASH.
Splendid CMcken Ranch -
18 acres, 13 acres under cultivation,
ail under fence,- young orchard, house
and bam. 6 chicken houses, 1 incubator,
house, sll machinery necessary to con-,
duct a first class chicken business; good
well of water, personal property ahou;
500 chickens, all . good stock, all house
hold furniture, price $2500; It Is only
'4 mile from railway station, 2 mllis
from . good town, $4 miles from Port
land ' . " . ' '
Otto& Harkson
: ,160 Acres '
Stock, -machinery MnA everything
goes at $4000. 85 cleared, 70
more easily cleared.
: Coast Realty Co.
220 Lumber Exchange.
Splendid Investment-;-;"
11 acres, about 00 ' feet from the
Ttgardville depot on the Salem car
line, all under cultivation, .except I .
acre has a few stumps 011; the land is
level, soil equal to beaverdam, elegant .
for gardening, . and Is also splendidly '
located to be subdivided into acre .
tracts, which find a ready market on
account of the location. Price $.13 per
acre; $2000 will handle it.
Otto & Harkson . !
133W First St'
Don't Overlook the Llttl
Things
We have some small tracts of land
that will nay you to investigate. Just
right for truck gardening, not far from
Portland, very cheap. . '
HESTER & RICHARDSON
122 Grand Ave. Phone 1. 614.
" ' A WONDERFUL BARGAIN.
78 acres of fine land, 10 acres in
cultivation, balance easily cleared; good
orchard, plenty of timber, fine house,
cost $1400. but needs new roof; good
barn, also needs new roof. Thl Is an
old homestead; fine land; In good oil
community, and is the biggest bargain
in the country. If you want a good,
small farm, , see this at one, as it
will not stay on the market long t
the price named, which is only $2000,
$1200 cash, balance to suit t 7 per
cent, or a little less for all cash
LEWIS RIVER LAND COMPANY.
wowiisna, nasn.
10 ACRES fairly well improved, housa,
two wells, horses, cow, calf, wason,
buggy, harnesses, 150 chickens;- Van
couver: snap; $1700, $500 cash, balanr
6 per cent Angeles Trust company,.
326 Washington st Room 417. Main
Klkl A-n.tSt
A COUNTRY HOME -
X4vt'v ouys IV .c-r-, nil Ji v i . 1 1 . . -
tlon; house, barn, etc.: 4 acres good di
ehard; mile to electric line. , .
' VESTERN LAND CO..
417 Board of Trade bldg,
io ACRKS good level Uuid. gooTXuild-
- Inss fin well, on main traveh.l rii!.
. - .t Tnrt1nn,l- 1. mllA f......
electric survey, on railroad; prii $li') ;
Call at my restiiem-e, 242 Knolt sr.
238 ACRKS in -Yamhill rounlv, v.s.f.i
ed with springs and lay will; s-mHti
new house and barn; 3 rn!!es t
price $7500; easy terms. l i n J .,.!
Co.a. 417. Board of Tra.U.
r0 ACRE, tlrst cImhh "!il. ! Iif.i.,,
barn, etc. js a rttuv pr.nTi; r , ... .
$1500; terms. Frank l.u . Hi i u
h.r of t'ommerce.
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Washington at
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