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Newspaper Page Text0 THE " OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1909. IS RIVER (I0W AT A OTAMnOTII I fV 11 OIHIIUOIILL Ecachcs.2'0.5 Mark, Highest ', at Portland in Sev eral -Years. WILLAMETTE 3VILL RECEDE TOMORROW Tributary Streams of Upper Valley Arer Beginning to Fall Columbia Is Stationary Snake River Is : Rising. The river today ts practically at a Standstill at 20.5 feet above low water, the highest of the year. The river throughout 1U length la varying very light!" but the principal tribu taries are beginning to recede and from present Indications the Water may be expected to go down soon, beginning slowly tomorrow and continuing Sun day. ' The Columbia has fallen two feet at The Dalles, but above the Jam Is at a standstill, xne onaae river is uu ri An interesting feature of the high water Is the fact that although the water has reached a higher point than It has - for several years, the rainfall for this season and up .to .the present time is about three Inches short of the average. During the past eight days the rainfall Tias been unusually Heavy, 6.87 Inches having fallen In that time. Th forecast for today Is probable showers and snow throughout the state. GIVES THROUGH SERVICE ' Pacific Coast Company Pnta Steam- ers on Seattle-San Diego Run, ' The Pacific Coast Steamship eompanj has begun giving a through service be tween Seattle and other sound points and Han Diego and other southern Call fornla points. 1 ne vessels tvhivii yij iwnrrtii .... rr. m. . . 1. . n -a f Vi . PlfU nuipreni puna un mo iun m ,, - j of Pueblo, the steamer Queen, former ly on me run peiween rueoi nwuim Ban Francisco, and the Santa Rosa o the Ban Francisco-San Diego route. California will not sail twice a week flwn the Bay City to southern Callfor I Sit points, but will sail on that run aione every iixm say, mjiiiuiuj w The through vessels from the sound to the eouthern California points began sailing from Seattle down yesterday Villi '1IU1I1 Daw i i . . . r . . r ago Wednesday. The trips are to be giade from each end every rrve aays, egtnnlng next Tuesday from 8eattlc ana tomorrow rrom om.ii a i n hw,j. The vessels will stop at San Fran Cisco, Santa Barbara, ueaonao tfea.cn. Ban Pedro and San Diego in addition to ail points on me suunu. CARMANIAN IS CHARTERED British Bark to Load Lumber for the United Kingdom. The Lee Lumber company has chartered the schooner Carmanlan to load here for the United Kingdom. This is the first charter of lumber that has Kr arranred for some time. The i . . , v. t l. im m HrtHuh hark of Jhl net tons, is now anchored at chartered In place of the Frenoh bark entlne Alice which went ashore at Ocean Park, Long Beacn, wasningiun, ia The Alice Is still on the sands where she went ashore. She will probably be condemned. EXSIGN GOES ASHORE Lumber Schooner Will Be Total Wreck at Santa Barbara. The wreck of another coaster well known In this port has been reported i nnnnn.Ai hv th Merchants irhtnis this morning. The lumber schooner Ensign, 522 net tons, wen; ashore yesterday Just off the coast or Hants Barbara while en route from San Pedro to San Francisco in ballast. The crew was saved put me vessel is a to She was comparatively new. having teen built in 1904 at civereti, vain. She was owned by Sudden & Chrlsten- sen 01 Ban j-rancisco. COMES FROM DRYDOCK Steamer Majestic Is Loading at Standard Box Factory. ' The steamer Majestic arrived In port yesterday and Is loading today at the Standard box factory. The Majestic came In with ballast from Eagle harbor Where she went after being In collision at Astoria, where her stem was split. She went on- the drydork at Eagle harbor. ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Nome City is comnlet lag her cargo today at Kalnler. She sails tomorrow. The steamer R. D. Inman, bound for Ban Francisco rrom truget sound, put in at Astoria yesterday for coal and water. She has been having a hard trip so far. The locks at The Dalles are open for navigation. The schooner Americana arrived at Osaka vesterday. The senator witn isso tons general urge, sans ror Ban Francisco this I MWernoon. 'The steamer Roanoke sailed from San Pedro' for Portland yesterday. The schooner Tamalnais. 421 ton a will sail for San Pedro within the next few days. She is now harbored at St- Johns with 160,000 feet of lum ber. The steamer Bt. Helens or San Fran clacn is unloadlnr 779 tons of frelrht brought here ror tne steamer Homer. MARINE NOTES. Astoria Jan St. Arrived at anil left tin at :30 a, m. Steamer F. 8. Leo from San Francisco. Arrived down at :io ana leu up ii :iu s m. Steamer Cascade from San Francisco. Arrived at 10:15 a. m. Steamer Alliance from Coos nay. . Han uiego, jan. ji. Arnvw ycsier- knows no creed, race or color ; it s used the world over by young and old alike as a frame and body builder If s won derful how rapidly babies and children gain flesh and strength on it. Be son to get Scott's Emulsion, " its been the standard for over y years, and has many worth less imitations and substitutes, . ALL DftUtMlSI Seas' bus al. taut cents Cor postage, sms ttontoif this pa par, and We will sene yesj a "Cosaaiiee Haody Atlas e the WorML" SCOTT A BOWNE, 409 Peart St. New York CRACK WRESTLERS TO MEET TONIGHT Everything is in readiness for the Frank-Haley amateur championship wrestling match at the ; Multnomah club gymnasium tonight, the prelimin aries of which start at 8:80 o'clock sharp. That It will be the best feath erweight bout ever pulled off on the coast is certain. Haley has never been beaten In his class, while Frank has been defeated but once in his long career at hie own weight That defeat oame in the east after he had just com. ?le ted a long Journey across the eon lnent. And it came from the, best man the east turned out that year. Haley worked our at the club yester day afternoon before a large crowd and the way he - slammed some of the club members about was a caution. He Is about the strongest' little man - that has shown up In Portland for a long time. In addition to that he Is clever, unusually clever, for an amateur. He works much after the style of his in structor, the famoua Mike Dwyer, who knows as much about the game as anybody. day Steamer Nevadan from Ballna Crus. Astoria, Jan. 21. Arrived down at 1:80 and sailed at 3 p. m. Steamer Breakwater for Coos Bay. Left up at 1:30 p. m. Barge NO. 3 In tow of tug Golian. San Francisco, Jan. 21. Arrived at 3 p. m. Steamer Northland from Port land. Schooner Ensign from San Pe dro for San Francisco, went ashore near Santa, Barbara. Crew saved. Vessel will probably be a total loss.. a Ian 91 KntlAjl RfMmCT Roanoke for' Portland', via way ports. Americana from Portland. Astoria. Jan. 22. Arrived at-10:15 a. m. -Steamer Wellesley from Grays Har bor. Astoria. Jan. 22. Condition at the mouth of the river at 8 a. nr., ob scured; wind east, 6 miles; weather, light enor. . Tides at Astoria' Saturday High wa ter, 2:15 a. m., 5.2 feet; 1:45 p. m., . feet Low water, 8:00 a. m., 2.7 feet; 8:84 p. m- 1.6 feet. Notice to Mariners. Captain H. Thompson of the schooner C. B. Holmes reports to the hylro graphlo office that at 11 a. m., Jan uary 14, 10, In latitude 35.04 north, longitude 121 degrees 45 minutes, he sighted a red whistling buoy adrift, same being marked "F. R. No. 0 In black Captain J. C. Hall of the British steamship Oymerlc reports sighting same as above in latitude 37 degrees north, longitude 123 degrees and 43 sec ond est, on December 20 1908. AT THE THEATRES "Galley Slave" Makes an Impression If you want to see the Lyric Stock company In all their glory you should see this week's production of Galley Slave." It is one of the best plays presented by this local company this season. "A Navajo' Love" Next Week. Baker Stock company next week will present at the Bungalow Sedley Brown s successful play, "A Navajo s Love, which has been played by most of tne high class stock companies over the United States. 'The Flovrer of the Ranch." Don't wait too long to see the biggest musical comedy hit of the season. The Flower of the Ranch," which la caus Ins so much favorable comment at tne BsW this week. It Is everything .com bined, including melodrama. art in terest and comedy. Matinee tomorrow. Baker Stock Company. A Royal Family" Is the Popular Baker Stock company offering at tne Bungalow this week. The company is irivina- splendid performance of this well known comedy. Matinee tomorrow. "TTvo Lieutenant and the Cowboy." "The Lieutenant end the Cowboy." which appears at the Baker al next week starting Sunday matinee. Is un Jfestlona'bly the best western drama of recent veers. It Is a grandly true story of western life as It really Is. Hathaway and Slegel at Orphetun. John Hathaway and Emma Slegel are arlle and vivacious singers and dancers, who are presenting at the Orphaum a little pasttime which they call The Bellboy and the Soubrette." The act U filled with fun and they are both clever dancers. Novelty Musician at Orpheum. Leon T. Rogee, who will be at the Ornheum next week. Is a musical lmi t.rtPoreand h" Imitations are tha nlavlna of mORt virtuosos. uc caSloSaUy "the audlenca is in doub whether it Is listening to the genu lne or an Imitation. Rogee gives an in teresting demonstration of how to make muslo without instruments. Seat Sale for "Brewster's Millions." Seats are now selUng for the dellgM ful comedv drama, T,Brewster s Mil lions." which Cohan & Harris' excellent companv of players will present at the HdWg theatre for four nights begin ning next Sunday. I "Ben-ITur" Tonight and Tomorrow. Tonight and tomorrow night, with . a matinee tomorrow afternoon, the attrac tion at the Helllg theatre will be Lew WaUace's biblical ""-"i- Re member the curtain , rises at 8 In the evenings and 2 at the matinee. Send the Children. The children will be delighted with Earl Olrdeller and his wonderful trained Anra st the Grand. The children should Jee this act before too late. "The Battle of Too Soon" is a military travesty In which Hall Iday and Curley are provok ing laughter. Coming Next Monday. The famous treupe of comedy cy clists, the Bakers, have been booked as the !eadlnlr attraction for the new vau- ceviue ramuuni y,,, ...... - Grand Monday. This will be one of the many all reaxure acts on mu yruBiin. "In a Woman's Power." ' Large audiences have been the rule at the Star this week, where "In a Woman's Power" Is the offering. The play is a melodrama of the thrilling 1 J v.. w.n Ana fit tha Vli IT S11C- cesses on the eastern circuit for the past three seasons. SUES FOR LITTLE GIRL'S BOARD BILL If the allegations made by Harriet Jackson In her complaint In the suit she brings against Wallace G- Deatsrean and his wife, Carrlven Xeatsman, are proved to be true, the Dealsmans not only are unwilling; to take personal charge or and care lor their own enna. but even refuse to pay for the keeping of the little girl, according to their agreement with the plalntirc Harriet Jackson is suing for $1740, which she claima is due her for taking care of the little girl for the past seven years, or to be exact 872 weeks. She says that when the baby was but four weeks old the Deatsmans agreed vwun her that they would pay her 85 a week to care for It But with the exception of a small sum, they have never carried out their part of the agreement The plaintiff alleges that she has cared for tne child entirely curing ait tne time since the defendants decided they didn't want to take the responsibility them selves Plaintiff. In - addition, to the Haley will be a dangerous opponent for Frank, and it will take all of Edgar's speed all the time to keep the Chicagoan from carrying home a vic tory. Frank surprised Els friends the other evening by several flashes of speed - and cleverness. He ha a lot of it in store, too, a lot more than any body knows of. Bdth men are very evenly matched tn physique. In fact theK proportions are ; more nearly alike than those or any wrestlers who have ever gone on the mat here. Being so evenly matched, the bout is bound to be a hummer. Two falls out of three without time limit will win the match. Following are the respective meas urements of the featherweights: Frank. Haley. 6 ft. 4 Ins Height 8 ft. 4 In. 15 Inches ..... Neck 15 Inches 89 inches Chest 88 inches 28 Inches Waist. ..... .28 inches 20 Inches Thigh. .... .22 Inches 13 Inches Calf 14 inches 13 Inches Biceps 13 Inches ASSEMBLY PASSES ANTI-RACING BILL (United Preea Leased Wire.) Sacramento; Jan. 22.--The assembly yesterday passed the Otis anti-race track gambling bill by a vote of 66 to 10. Grove L. Johnson of Sacramento moved- to reconsider the bill. ' There was no vote on the anti race track gambling bill in the senate. An attempt to call the bill from the committee on public morals met with opposition, resulting in an agreement that the committee report out the bill next Thursday. This Date in Sport Annals. 1867 Baseball clubs of New York city adopted new code of playing rules. 1880 -William J. O'Nell, well known major league ball player, born in Bt. John's, N. B. 1895 At New York, Frank Erne knocked out Joe Leonard in second round. 1904 At Baltimore, Joe Gans won from Joe Grim In 10 rounds. 1907 At Denver, Harry Lewis knocked out "Rube" Smith In eighth round. 1908 Joseph F. Ullman, prominent turfman, died at Amltyville, L. I. Lecture to Hunt Olnb. A lecture on horsemanship will he delivered to the members and friends of the Portland Hunt club In the con vention room of the Commercial club tomorrow night. A lecture on driving will be given by S. E. Kramer. $1740, asks that the court allow her $373 Interest License for Chinese Doctors. (Br Journal Lewrd Salrn Wire.) Salem, Or., Jan. 22. Representative Mahone of Multnomah county has In troduced a bill making It a felony for a Chinaman to practice medicine in- Ore gon without the propter license provided bv law. He has also introduced a bill against gamblng among the Chinese. CAUGHT rif TUX XAIV Then a cold and a cough let It run on get pneumonia or consumption that's all. No matter how you get your cough don't neglect it take Ballard' Horehound Syrup and you'll be over It In no time. The sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all pulmonary dis eases In young and old. Sold by Skid more Drug Co. TO-NIGHT San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 CALL BUILDING CLASSIFIED AD RATES Classified advertisements In The Jour nal are as follows: No ad less than 15c per Insertion. Phone or charged ads 6o per line per Insertion, 7 insertions for the pi ice of 6. Cash ads lc per word per inser tion, 7 Insertions for the price of 6. Lost and found, help wanted, situations wanted, for rent and wanted to rent ads, lc pef word per Insertion. 3 insertions for the price of 2. 16 to 20 words, 20c; 21 to 25 words, 26c; matrimonial, manicur ing, massage and bath ads. lOo per line per Insertion. Card of thanks, meeting and fu neral notices, 60o per Insertion. New today (agate measure, 14 lines to Inch), 84o per inch. Count 6 words to line. , The Journal vcannot guarantee sccur racy or assume responsibility for errors cf any kind occurring fn telephoned ad vertisements. 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 I t m. to I p. m. ; Saturdays 8 a. m. to 10 p. in. Phones, Main 7173; A-6051 YOUR NAME, IN the TELEPHONE. BOOK IS GUARAN TEE ENOUGH TOR US If you have .lost any thing, need another cook or vant to sell or buy anything, call up MAIN 7173 orA6051 The Journal will print it . and send you the bill later. The cost is only A CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION tv WEATHER REPORT The Oregon storm has advanced east to Montana. Notwithstanding the low barometer the winds along the coast were not dangerously high, but maxi mum velocities ranging from 25 to 42 miles occurred at a number of stations In the Interior of this district, and the winds have been unusually high in Cali fornia and Nevada. Heavy rains have fallen In southern California, and heavy snow is reported In Nevada, northern Utah and southern Idaho. The rains in the Willamette valley and the sound country have practically ceased, and It is much colder nearly everywhere on the Pacific slope. The lad tea t Ions are for light rain or snow in this district tonight, followed by fair weather Saturday east of the Cascade mountains. t The river at Portland will remain nearly on a stand today and probably fall slightly Saturday and Sunday. Temp. Max. MIn. Prec. Baker Wry.- Or. . . . , .SO 28 .10 Blaine, Wash ......34 32 .66 Boise, IQahb, ....... 64 32 .28 Chlcagot 111 62 48 .04 Dubuque, lo wn.. ,. 42 38 T. Galveston, Ta ..70 64 .00 Helena,' Mont .60 36 .00 Jacksonville, Fla.. .. 6Q .02 Lewiston, Idaho... 60 34 .14 Los Angeles, Cal 68 fiO 2.66 New Orleans, La. .. .74 62 .04 New. York, N. Y. ..46 30 .ftO North Head. Wash.. 44 34 .42 Omaha. Neb 42 36 .00 Pocatello, Idaho.... 48 80 .74 Portland.'-Or 60 3 4 .60 Roseburg, Or 62- 32 .08 8t Paul, Minn 41) 36 .00 San Francisco, Cal.. 68 44 .24 Seattle, Wash 42 S2 .22 Bpokane. "Wash 60 30 .12 Walla Walla, Wash. 60 34 .12 Washington, D: C. . .46 30 .00 MARRIAGE LICENSES W. H. Darling. 9 Tenth street, 26. and Dorlta Brown. 24. Henry Anderegg, city, 28, and Anna FLOWERS for weddings and funerals. Alfred Burkhardt, Nob Hill florist. 120 23d St.; Main 602, A-3184. WEDDING cards. W. G. Smith & Co.. Washington bids;., corner 4th and Washington sts. Lt CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers and floral designs. 289 Morrison st. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 6th St., op poslte Meier & Frank's;- Main 7216. BBTZ ft SONS, florists, funeral designs. 349Vj Morrison; Main 8096. A-18777 FULL DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unlaue Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st. BIRTHS FORD January 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford, 187 Halsey street, a son, RAUGHTON January 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman R. Baughton. 1082 East Twentieth North, a daughter. M'ALLISTER January 19, to Mi. and Mrs. William ,J. McAllister. 21 East Thirty-first, twin sons. DEATHS ROUNDS In this city, January 19, at the family residence, Portland Heights, Maude Rachel Rounds, aged 15 years 3 month and 10 days. Funeral notice hereafter. ROUNDS January 19. Maude R. Rounds, city, age 16 years; typhoid fever. ANDERSON January 21, Clara V. An derson. 3104 First street, age 2 years; diphtheria. M FARLANE January 18, Pearl Mc Farlane, city, age 6 years; septicemia. BURROWS January 1, James Bur rows, Hoquiam, Wash., age 16 years; drowning. WHBATLEY January 20, William Wheatley, 873 Michigan, age 72 years; organic heart disease. PHILLIPS January ,19. Oscar L. Phil lips, 86 Selling street, age 64 years; cerebral hemorrhage. RANDALL January 19, Derward E. Randall. 662 Thurman, age 37 years; general paresis. FUNERAL NOTICES M'MORROW January 21, at 761 Al blna ave., Patrick Francis McMorrow, age 80 years, .10 months and 3 days. Funeral will leave Zeller, Byrnes Co.'s parlors Saturday, Jan. 28, at 8:80 a. m . thence to St. Mary's church, Stanton and Williams ave., where services vwill a held at 9 a. m. Interment Rose City cemetery. Friends invited. Please omit flowers. California papers please copy. ENGLK At the residence of her .daugh ter, Mrs. Arthur Hedley, 1571 East Burnside street, January 22, 1S09, Julia M. Engle, aged 83 years 3 months and 2 days. Funeral will take place from F. S. Dunning's parlor. East Alder and East Blxth streets, Saturday, January 23, at 2 p. m. Friends respectfully In vited. Cremation. FUXERAL DIRECTORS DUNNING, MENTEE & GILBAUGII. undertakers and embalmers; modern In every detail; Seventh and Pine; Main 430. Lady assistant. t J. P. Finley & Son Lady attendant Main 9. A-169. ZELLER-BYRNES CO., funeral direc tors, embalmers, 270 Russell; East 1088. Lady assistant. M EN TEE-ERICKSON CO., undertakers; lady ass't. 409 Alder st. Both phones. EDWARD HOLMAN. .undertaker; 220 Sd st. ROSE CITY CEMETERY. Phones C-2114 and Main 4444. F. S. DUNNING, east side funeral di rector. 414 E. Alder, corner 6th. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS LAWYERS Abstract & Trust Co.. room 6 Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a specialty. J. B. Pllkington and wift to R. T. Dnbney, west half of lots S. 4 block 19, Hansons Second ad dition too F. K. Kearney and wife to P. M. ' Shadduck et al, south 6 feet of lot 3, and all of lot 4, block 7, North Alblna 1.100 Karl Frltsche and wife to B. Lak flsh, lot 5, block 44. Caruthera addition .1B0 Title Guarantee & Trust company to Elisabeth O. Gray, lot 3, block 20. Jtossmere 650 Charles Lomerlne and wife to Jtohn Simon, undivided half of south half of block 8, Terminus addition to Albina 7,00 R. L Stevens, sheriff, to Emmett H. Kelly et aU 1.31 acres In James Powell D.V C 16.S25 Arleta Land company to Christ Zarpilan, lot 20, .Dioca 11, Al berta 150 D. W. Walker and wife to William Pollfka, part of Perry Pretty man D. L, C. in section 6, ' township 1 south, range S east. $.000 Fred Hesse and wife to Ida May Stodd, lot 8. block 130, 6t$h ens addition 4,000 Alice McRoy Case to H. K. Elleiy lot 4, block 2, subdivision of east half of block "Z." city 4,200 Hlbernla Savings- bank to John Blied, lot 10, block 34, Capitol Hill , 200 Chester A. Sheppard and wife to J. V. Tlce, lot 9. block 9, Park View extension 1,150 J. W. Tlce and wife to Chester A. Sheppard. lota 1. 2, 11 and 12. block S, Madras, a part of tract D" Overton Park 1,000 B. M. Lombard and wife to O. F. Ford, lot 11, bleck 1. Broadway addition; lot 6, .block 8, Broad way addition A $ Overlook Land company to Aug usta W. Llnd, Jot 10. block Overlook $50 Overlook Land company to Aug usta W. Llnd. lots and 10, block 19. Overlook 2,050 John Halsey Jones company to W. F- Warren et al, lot 8, block 23, Jonesmore 426 N. Dandurand and wife to W. S. Wymore, lot . block 23, Hoi brooks addition to St. Johns. . 400 August Fubrman and wife to Joaie Blankinshtp, lot 1, block 25. East Creston 4.000 August Fuhrmen and -wlf to Joaie Blanklnshlp, lot , block, 15. Kast Creston 1.700 Oregon Real .Estate company to Edwin V. O'Hara, lot t, block -257. ITolladav's addition .. 1.10ft BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS B. M. Lombard and husband to ,.. E. F. Ferris, lot 1 and' 2, block " 4, Hancock street addition, bond ' for 156 PACIFIC Title & Trust Co., the leading abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg. SEE Williams Abstract Co. for prices. 838 Chamber of Commerce. NEW TODAY. Of the people employed in Portland earn their living on the west side. NOW We are selling acre tracts on the west side, only 16 minutes' car ride on the finest electric line in the northwest, 5-cent fare, . - . At $609 Each On very easy terms. Your family can greatly assist you in making a living on one of these beautiful tracts. YOU CAN Be independent in a few years by in vesting a small amount on the west side now. Call and let us show you the best values offered in Portland today. M. E- LEE Room 411 Corbett Building. BE ONE OF ' A FDRED ASK COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY Business Opportunities For information about LUZON IRRI GATED ORCHARD TRACTS, or town lots in the new town of LUZON Bee Moore Investment Co. Luzon needs a hotel, general store, blacksmith shop, barber shop, butcher shop, bank; In fact every business to build up a new and first class city. Moore Investment Co. LaFayette Bldg., th and Wrash. Sts. Clearance Sale Mosier Apple Lands Best apple lands in the district, 1 miles from depot., Sre owner. No com missions. Eauv terms. E. T. JOHN SON, 141 H First st. MKETIXG PiOTICES 41 FOR LEASE The entire second floor of the Ge vurts block, corner of Front and Gibbs sts., containing a public hall, with wall seats and reception rooms; size 60x80 feet; a carpeted lodge room 35x60 feet, with anterooms and Kitchen. Will lease for a term of years. Apply to owner. I. Gevurtz, 173-175 1st St. M.'W. A. Oregon Grape Camp. No. $975. Mondays. Selllng-lllrsch block, 10th and Washington streets. M. W A. Evergreen Camp. 54fifi. meets Wednesday evenings, Allsky bldg., 3d and Morrison sts. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE lO Highland Cottage $600 New 3-room cottage, lot 60x100. East 13th. near Presoott, $1,200; half cash. J. W. Grussl, 265 Washington, near 3d, room 7. 790 KAST SALMON, near 23d; modem residence. furnace. elertrio lights, laundry tubs, J6S0 cash; balance very easy terms. For sale by owner; in quire on premlHf s. ABRAMS and SON Exchange furniture house, 20S 1st st. All kinds of real estate. What have von? Phone Main 4290. NEW 6 room house near Broadway car line, an unusuallv nioe home for tlia money. Prire $4000. Terms. HARDING & REYNOLDS. CO . Main 6760. 313 Chamber of Commerce. Clinton Street Corner 50x100 on 23d and Clinton streets, $1,200. One-half rash. J. V. Grussi, room 7. 265 Washington st,. near 3d. 6 ROOM house and 2 lots In Monta vllla; fruit, will exchange for span of work mares. Phone C-2110. Call 621 Chamber of Commerce. NICE corner lot, close In, on E. 11th st. ; improvements all In and paid for. HENKLE A HARRISON. 511 Uerllnger hldg. BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMES To suit you. Terms or cash. A J. SALISBURY A CO.. 820 Chamber of Commerce. WE DESIGN AND BUILD Modern homes on reasonable terms. MORRIS-EMERY CONSTRUCTION CO.. 824 Chamber of Commerce bldg. BARGAIN 6 room house, cor., 80x100; sacrifice by owner; Laurelwood Park, Arleta. Mount Scott car. $1250 cash. Cor. Hovt and Woodbine. 7 ROOM modern houso, gas. elect rieitv, large lot near car- $3600; term's. Hartman & Thompson, Chamber of Com merce. $2600 6 ROOMS, artistically finished; bungalow, 60x100 corner lot; 2 blocks from carllne; terms. T. W. Marshall. 39th and Hawthorne ave STRICTLY new ana modern 6 roc.n bungalow. 100 leet to Alberta car. 50x100 comer; goes tot $2150. $10W cash. Phone quicK. Main bi.9 6 ACRES, fine soil, small house. mile from Base Line road, close In: bargain. Howard-Behnke Co.. 619 gwetlana piag ( 1,(J13 1U Uiy" i7. "iuni PP'I, going away. How much will you give? A-B40, journal I LOTS on East $0th near Alberta, $550; very cheap, terms. Angeles Trust Co.. Y BlUIlgHJII ov-, iw" 11. jjTI ACRES, cleared, ti snap; close to car; best buy In Oregon. Howtrd. Behnke Co.. oi gweuana piag. $ ROOM house, lot 88x100, at 1134 E. list st, near Alberta car. Price $900 cash. HAYES It Randolph, contractors and builders. Plans and specifications furnished. 817 Oregonian bldg. M. 2611. C R. Dcnnell & Co. Real Estate. Room 33 S Ct of C $1.00 WEEK, will buy restricted lot, or wiii trane. jwner, bit awetiana. ; $5600 BUYS 11 roanv modern house and lot; terms. Call 60S (th st. ' T'--r f i FOB SALE REAL ESTATE 16 WRITE FREELY TO THE NORTHERN TIMBER CO., WHAT YOU WI3II TO BUY OR SELL. 414 LUMBER EX CHANGE BLDG., 2D AND STARK STS. 11200 120 acres, 60 miles from Port land, dairy ranch, house and bam,.plenty of water, all fenced, some timber. 3.60 160 acres choice farming land, PER on R. R., near town, church, ACRE store, etc: all level, no rocks; government deed. $ 609 2 city, building lots. 80x120, all level, on Woodstock carllne; I CASH need the money; investigate. Write freely. Northern Timber Co., 414 Lumber Exchange bldg., fd and Stark sts. Phone Main 8676; A-2982. AT ARLETA. 2 lots 80x100. all irt fruit and garden; modern 6 room bungalow, hot anrj cold water and electric light, 11500; will sell furniture cheap. 2 of several nice places at Sellwood, lot 60x100, nice 6 room house, toilet, sink and Cesspool, $1400. New 9 room modern house, on Leo ave., a goodaplace In every way, $3000. 2 Mocks from Portsmouth station, lot 60x100, small house, good carpenter shop, fruit and berries, $1000, $10 per month. O. W. P. Land Co. Waiting room, 1st and Alder " Peninsular Bargains 9 full lots. 60x100, on carllne, near St. Johns postofflce; must be sold for $3,750; $1,250 cash; it's worth $5,000. Also one-fourth block Mississippi ave., in Fairport, 100 feet from car, $1,260; $250 cash, balance! $10 month. One fourth block Delaware ave. and Boule vard, beautiful corrter, 100 feet to car, $1,250. terms; and 6 lots at Peninsular, $200 each, easy terms; all. great bar gains. 1, SMITH & ellmaker; M-5179. 622 Worcester Bldg. Hawthorne Bargain Modern, 7 rooms and reception hall, electric lights and gas, bath, toilet, com pletely furnished, one bedroom first floor corner lot. on the avenue, $3600; $2000 cash, balance to suit. HAWTHORNE RKtLTY CO.. E. 34th and Hawthorne. Tabor 518. We Have Timber In largo or small lots, to offer at right prices; also city property, houses and vacant lots for sale or trade. Call and see us. Stone & Butler . 425 Chamber of Commerce. ( LOTS NEAR 1VANHOE STA TION, 2 corner lots $300 each, 4 Inside lots $275 each; terms. ' SPENCER & CO. 102 2d St. $700 Investment $700 Nice Little Home, $700 Will rent for $10 per month; nice level improved corner lot; new plas tered house, near car. good neighbor hood, fine view, Haverstlek to. Gallagher, 343 Washington st. Now, Friends A word with you this evening, we have ranches, .rooming houses, hotels, residence properties, for sale, rent ana exchaape ; right prices and terms. Nei tr ft Richardson. 122 H Orand ave. WE BUILD HOMES To suit you at small cost, and very easy payments. There is no reason why 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. TO GO FARMING Owner will sacri lire modern fiber plastered Queen Ann house. 7 rooms (8 finished), hall bathroom with bath, etc., basement and fine 100x100 well located corner, fenced lot, with lawn, roses, native shade and garden; for only $1760. See Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrison St. $800 CASH buys a lot 50x100 east side. Just south of Ladd's addition, east front, first class surroundings: this is about $200 under the price of lots in this ! vicinitv, but party needs money. Frank 1 Clugston. 402 Commercial bldg., 2d and Washington. $1600 5 ROOM modern cottage, wood fiber plaster, basement. 50x100 foot lot, 1 block to car, improved street. Will make terms to suit. N. I. Farns worth & Co., 318 Commercial bldg., cor. 2d and Wrashlngton. $500 NEW 6 room modern house, lot 68x100, graded street, sidewalks, full cement basement, chicken house and 1 doien chickens; $45 range; on Alberta carllne. $500 cash, balance like rent; $2400. Inquire 629 Gantenbeln ave. $700 EACH; 5 fine lots Just east of Irvlngton, Improvements in and pall, on very easy terms. Why not bull.l on them? When the weather gets real nice manv of the best buys will be gono. James C. Logan, 826 H Wash. Room 415. $15 MONTHLY aud small payment, se cures new modern house of good size and full lot, on East 33rd near car, see this before price advances. Angeles Trust Co., 326 H Wash. St., room 41 1. WE HAVE for Bale new . and modern homes in all parts of the city at first cost to build, cash or terms. Priest & Everett. 253 Washington St., room 10. Main 4(7. . LAKGK 7 room new modern house, all improvements in, large lot, close in, near Williams ave. A bargain at $4600; terms, or will take part trade. Inquire 629 Gantenbeln ave. BARGAINS In homes; good location. fine climate, dairy, fruit and stock I ranches; fine timber land, well located, i Write for booklet. A. L. Rainwater, I Philomath. Or. ANY ONE CAN OWN A LOT NOW! $3 a month gets a high, level, sightly lot on 6 cent carllne; water in, $125. ADLER & KTJRNS. 228 Lumber Exchange. FOR SALE 2 lots In Vernon, corner $425. inside $375. 7 room house, 9th and Alberta, i:duu. corner lot in Ver non $450. C. Sheets, 713 E. 11th. Sell wood 458 100x100 BEAUTIFUL corner. E. Mor rison St., $ modern 6 room cottages, income $60 month: woith $7000. For quick sale $5800. terms. 522 Worces ter bldg. Main 5179. A REAL SNAP. Modern bungalow in Woodlawn, fur nished or unfurnished, for sale cheap. Ross & Murphy, 614 Pwetland bldg, SACRlFICE--Owner will accept $1250 for. new $1600 house. 5 rooms, plas tered. $350 down, balance $12 month. Adler & Kurna, zzb Lumper jrjxcnange. SMALL ftiece of residence property tor sale; easy terms; fine location. In quire or address J. E. B.. care Griffin hotel, room 12. 125 6th st.. city. $3250 CHOICE block, prospective business property; also corner lot at a bargain, to close an estate. 327 Fall ing bldg. Phone Main 8429. FOR SALE Bargain If sold this week, modern 6 room cottage near E. 36th. and Morrison sts., $2100. Bpeer A Co., loutffr ufimont si. FOR SALE 4 choice lots In Irvlngton. Will sell one or alt Small payment down, balance on easy terms. K-804, Journal. $500 FOR 60x100 on Presoott st; terms $10 cash. $10 per month, -, phone Woodrawn 202 or C-2008. ACRKAGB 5? i ACRES on the Mount Scott carllne. exceptionally fine tract Very cheap house, several chicken houses, water mains laid; at prices of adjoining lota. can mans over tjvuv oy pi&mng; terms are about half cash, balance to suit Frank Clugston. 40$ Commercial Tt'd. 2d and ashlngtoTv .W, . : . v 87 1 ACRE on the Mount Scott carllne, small house, chtbken house, etc., water and graded street; fine tract; t?rm he . cash, balance to suit. Frank Clugston, 402 Commercial bldg.. 2d and Wash. ' ' ''' ' lT--g EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 84 Somethls? to Trade Nice clean acreage for small rest dence in the city. Close In, 6 room residence, fine con rtitlon tor small suburban residence, or vacant lots. - Choice river front acreage for some city property; a little cash and balance on terms. 40 acres land 3 miles from the North Bank road for St. Johns property. Some choice Mount Tabor lots for small residence. Full block 8 lots) In nice handy euburbs for a 6 room bungalow. An 8 acre suburban home on a Ec car line; plenty of nice fruit and buildings, for city property. 2 good modern houses close in on east side; good income and never vacant! want a good stock farm. HeEkle & Harrison 511 Gerlinger bldg. TO EXCHANGE 17 acres, garden truck lund, 6 miles from city limits of Chicago, 111.; $3500; want good gar den land or ranch, with some timber. R. U Wilson. Albany, Or. HAVE client who wlohes to trade city property for acreage suitable for farming or dairy purposes. Sisco, 40 Couch bldg. '..;' WILL trade city lots for timber lands In Oregon or Washington. Mill Land company. 713 COrbett bldg., Portland, Or. WANTED REAL ESTATE 3! Real' Estate- Wanted We have buyers for all kinds of city property. List your property with tie and we will call and take picture of same, free of charge. Remember, no advertising excels good photos. ie 145 Vz First St. Main 2420. HAVE a buyer for chicken ranch of 6 nrrQ' win vn 7 or 8 mlleia from town and to mile from car; will pay j;iiu to 3UU casn ana Daiance in in stallments: owners only. Bee 1. Al. Hlckok. AMERICAN TRUST CO., 200 Chamber of Commerce. WANTED. 7000 or 8000 acres of logged-off lands; owners only.' OREGON TIMBER & REALTT COMPANY. 621-523 Chamber of Commerce. Phones Main 8550, A-6580. Take Koticei If you care to sell your -city property see us. SUPERIOR INVESTMENT CO., 319 Worcester Bldg. LIST your property with us; we have cash buvers. PORTLAND SUCCES8 REALTT CO.. A. J. Gantner. Mar.. 820 Board of Trade bldg. WE HAVE buyers for city real estate and farms. What have you to sell? Will deal with the owners only. 205 Wells-Fargo bldg. WE WANT acreage for eastern clients; must be cheap; no agents. Manhattan Investment Co.. 16-17 Washington bldg. WANTED To buy 6 or 6 room modern bungalow, not too far out. 85 6th st. FOR SALEFARMS LOOK -AT THIS 90 acres, 60 In cultivation, land a little sloping, balance fine pasture, no hills, best kind of land for apples or walnuts, springs on place, water piped into house, new house, new barn, other outbuildings, orchard, located on R. F. D., telephone, milk route, 3 miles from good railroad town, 8 miles from For est Grove, good team, new wagon and harness, 8 good cows, a lot of farming tools, all for $6000; will give terms. In vestigate this. Apply to M. L. NOBLE, Forest Grove, Or. FARMS Farms Farms Farms We have the largest lists of farming lands In the city, wheat, dairy and orchard lands, located in Yamhill and Tillamook ooun tie. Call and look over our large lists before buying and get a farm that will suit you. Myers Investment Co. 273 Stark st All for $12 23 acres, a house that cost $2600. 170 fruit trees, ail kinds of berries, good barn and spring; I need the money and have to have it uulck, so this bargain will onlv be on the market for one week. See or write Mr. Boyer, care Rex Realty Co. 122 1-2 Gransl Avenue Special Bargain In a small piece of acreage located In one of the best spots on the penin sula, right on the street car line. Must sell quick. SUPERIOR INVESTMENT CO, $19 Worces ter Bldg. . Farms We make a specialty of farm lands and acreage. Call on us If you want to buy. List with us if you wish quick results. We do our best THE B. J. W. REALTT CO.. trio Lumner mxenange. BARGAINS in farm lands.' Do yon want a farm? If so, we have some of the best buys in Oregon, Come and see us before buying. We can save you money. Call Lincoln County Invest ment Co., room 301, 288 Wash, st. WEST COAST COMPANY. GRAND THEATRE BLDG. "ACREAGE CHEAPER THAN LOTS" $65 per acre; only 4 .miles from Port land, near carllne; good, level land: no rock. Only those meaning business negdapply. No agents, no trifiera. "CHEAPER THAN HOMESTEADS " $1000 rlto acres good. level land; all tillable, near live town and R. R wlta school, church, P. Ow eta; perfect title. (Others all prices). West Coast Co,, Grand Thatre Ping., m. 3B3, a-133S. FOR SALE By owner, 80 acres first class land, 1 miles west of Albany; good improvements, 40 acres Is first class bottom land, balance rolling; $6000, part trade. Room 7, Benson bldg.. CUi and jiorriHon. SEVERAL fine farms under cultivs- tlon, in the great Twrn Falls irTl. gated tract; will trade for timber lands in Oregon or Washington. Falls' Farm Co., 7is cornet t piag. romana. Or. OPPORTUNITY Of a lifetime; 600,o"S$ acres or graxing . tanas on feci f 10 slope, 60 per cent suitable for aarlcul. ture; In tracts to suit purchasers. Ad dress P. O. box 945, San Antonio, Texas. 20 ACRES. 4 mile from town and car line, 7 acres clear. 8 acres easily cleared, 800 cords Of wood timber; term. 29 rwiH"r nt.JS;. - FIVE acres of land for sale on M .ui.t Hood carllne, within a miles Iv.i Um.ii near Base Line road. prWie t6o can,,. Call Main 8549. J0O ACRE farm. 30 miles fri f ont land, good land and Improvni-iu In progressive community. .-.. Box $7. City. $16 ACRE ranch for aie or r (. t, i" C. it E. R. R.; enclose tji,n fir t -tlculars. Charles iioi!, y '1 f'"v t - FOR SALE l!M,r..v.t '.,.-: ,. farms of all :,; voiir e i . Q. B. Woolri'lge, YY "4 ; ,i n .1, V. as , ACREAGE : i