The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1910, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAIL JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. ! MONDAY ' EVENING, MARCH 21, 1910.
13
KttSEITS : Y
Three Candidates to Succeed
: , , the Late Representative
William C. Lovering.
Boston, Mao., March II. An flection
In to be held In the Fourteenth MaM
chusetts congressional district tomorrow
. to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Representatice William C. Loverln.
' The campaign which cloned today haa
been one of th liveliest that Massachu
setts haa had for aeveral years. With
the country surveying It aa a barometer
of public opinion on tha Issue of1 the
Taft admlnlatratlon and in view of the
political uncertainty attending the coat
of living- agitation, the result of the
election la regarded as of national In
terest and Importance.
Three candidates are in the field, Wil
liam R. Buchanan, Republican; Eugene
N. Foss, Democrat, and John McCarthy,
Socialist. The district Is normally Re
publican by 12,000 to H.000 In presiden
tial years, but the plurality uqually gly-
" en was ' g'restfy cut down In the last
election. This fact haa given the Demo
crats ground for hope that they may
ba successful In tomorrow's contest.
The Republican managers profess to
have not the slightest fear of losing the
district to a Democrat, but at the same
time they have deemed It wise as a mat
ter of precaution to put Senator Lodge
nd other prominent party leadera and
orators on the stump In the Interest of
the Republican candidate.
William R. Buchanan, the Republican
standard bearer, la a Brockton editor.
In his letter of acceptance he proclaimed
himself an opponent of Cannonlsm, a
believer in the income tax and a foe to
all trusts that are doing business Ille
gally, In conclusion he said: "I be
lieve in protection to American labor
where that protection may be needed to
foster new Industries or maintain old
ones. But I do not believe in a protec
tive tariff that enables the manufac
turer to charge extortionate prices for
his product, at home and at the same
time sell that product In a foreign
market at a reduced cost."
i Eugene N. Foss. the Democratic candi
date, is one or tne most picturesque ng-
res In New Kngland politics. Until
about a year ago he was a Republican
and had been twice an unsuccessful can- j
dldate for congress on the Republican (
ticket. Then he switched to the Demo- ,
crats and in the last election he was the
candidate of that party for lieutenant
governor. He Is rated in the millionaire!
class and haa been a liberal contributor j
to tha state and national campaign
funds. N I
In the announcement of hla candidacy I
for tha Lovering seat. Mr. Foes de-1
TO OPEN HERE
Frye & Co. Will Establish Plant
in Portland; Will Not Fight
Local Firm.
"As soon as suitable arrangements
can be mad and conditions develop
we Intend to put In a packing plant at
Portland," was tha statement made to
day by T. V. Tatum, superintendent of
branch houses of Frye Co.
"We have come to Portland to stay,"
aays Mr. Tatum, "and will do bualness
here Just like we are doing business
at Seattle. We will get the business
and can assure all Interests that there
will be competition In the dressed meat
trade In Portland hereafter.
"We did not come here to fight the
I'nlon Meat company or Swift & Co.,
but to get hualness, and we Intend to
get It by all fair means. However, If
the I'nlon Meat company Intends to
buck' our entrance Into Portland we can
and. wll) fight back. Utk Frye, who. is.
in absolute ownership or irye Co..
Is the largest Individual packer of meats
In the entire country, save Edward Mor
rls, who owns practically all of the
firm of Morris & Co. Therefore, It can
easily be seen that we are In a position
to carry out our Intentions to the let
ter hpr "
To slgnallso their entrance Into the
dressed meat business of Portland,
Frye ft Co. sent the finest carload of
beef to this city today that has ever
entered this city.
"We not only Intend to sell beef and
packed meats here,'' says Mr. Tatum,
"but our Portland headquarters will
have a full supply of everything In the
packing line."
Mr. Tatum Is well known In Portland
and was formerly connected with the
branch houses of Armour ft Co., and
Seh wartzschlld ft Sulrberger here. "We
Intend to make the Portland house a
separate institution and the price lists
will be printed for this city alone.
Temporarily we have made arrange
ments for a cooling plant to handle
fresh meats In this city, but the con
tract for building our own plant has
already been let."
(Ma, Democratla house leader), Under
wood (Ala.), Clayton (Ala.), Fitrger-
ald (N. Y.), James (Ky ). Hay (Vs.)
Howard (Ga.), Henry (Texas).
The greatest result of tha revolution
In the house of representatives so far
as the present session Is concerned, will
be a. full discussion Of the Taft legts
latlve program on the floor, according
to Insurgent leaders.
"No matter how the new committee
on rules Is constituted," declared Rep
reaentatlve Nor rls, leader of the attack
on the organisation, "It has been set
tled that the house oan decide for Itself
what It wants to do. No matter what
the new rules committee may do, the
nouse ttseir will have the .last say. our
fight has determined that
I believe last week s victory was s
step toward the fulfillment of the plat,
form pledges of the Republican party,
"As to the so-called Taft program,
many of us claim the right to say how
tha pledges shall be redeemed. The
changes that' the rules committee make
will give us the right to discuss our
Ideas on the floor of the house.
"As to the Burleson resolution to oust
the speaker, I voted against It because
It was a,n entirely different proposition
from electing a new speaker. I would
never vote for Cannon for speaker, but
when It comes to ousting him, we must
have more against him than we have
now."
I - - - J
CONSUMPTION
IS A
Germ Disease
GLAD SPRING!
IE
WILL BEGIN TODAY
clared himself In favor of free raw ma-i.,, ,, , ,.
teriajs. lower cost for necessities, bet- i weather Bureau at wasnincj"
ter traae relations witn our neignoors,
the lnoomi tax and conservation.
ft
the composite cleanser
1 1 TT
ton Says So; Night Wea
ther Report Resumed.
wind
(United Press Teued wire.)
Washington, March 21. According to
weather bureau announcement, spring
begins today. The forecast for the
UrMSYii opening of the vernal season Is gener-
j ally higher temperatures throughout the
w-rj 111 r -tcountry than for the same period last
Wfi WOUld DC fOrCGQ' y"ar- An ""PtH'n to the general pre-
j diction la mad? for southern California,
ff fTZircrf mif fimfrifiooi the southern section of the Rocky
LU CUltHgC UUI IdCLUrieb mountans an1 the southern plateau.
many times if Gold Dust 7 rmTrature8 wl" be 8,lf?ht,y be'
1 ATT At. Tne watnPr bureau today announced
WaS UScQ. IOl .rllv.L tHe that the night telegraphic weather re-
,t - port would be resumed March 24. The
PUrpOSeS 111 tile nOmeS distribution of observations at night
. . , . H was recently discontinued because of
where it is already used ,ack of 'und'- Th,B ,actlon ,,cau8ed,
J many protests from various sections or
fnr ftOTVTT? rnifTVCAO the country and as a result it has been
AUA Vjwxvxxv JUluaca. decided to resume the service, and seek
ttti j other means of economizing. The data
W.Uen yOU USe LrOiU which is handled In the night report
... . refers to temperature, rainfall
JJUSt tUe COmpOSltein1 weather of certain cities
cleaner you do not need
to use borax, ammonia,
kerosene or naphtha.
Please read the direc
tions on the package.
Gold Dust is safe,
econom
ical and
harmless
to hands
or fabrics.
i
NEW RULES COMMITTEE
(Continued from Paur One.)
HOUSEHOLD CARES
i
Tax - the Women of Portland the
Same as Elsewhere.
Hard
With
to attend to
a constantly
household duties
aching back.
A woman should not have a bad back.
And she wouldn't If the kidneys were
well.
well Kld-
Doan's Kidney pills make
neys.
Here Is a Portland woman who
dorses this claim:
Mrs. A. Canavan, 330 Lincoln street,
Portland, Or., says: "In 1903 I used
I 'nan's Kidney Pills with such bfne
ficial results that I gave them my heartv
endorsement. I still think of them and
advise their use whenever I have nn
opportunity. For two or three ypars j
kidney complaint had clung to me, my
back being so lame that I whs unable j
to ottend to my household duties at
times. Dizzy spells were common end I
I was also'subject to headaches. The j
use of home remedies and more than
one preparation guaranteed to be r sure
cure for such troubles failed to give ne
relief. Finally I learned of Doan's kid
ney -Pills end procured a box. I used
them according to directions and they
gave me more relief than all
remedies I had taken combined."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the I'nited Ptates.'
Remember the name
take no other.
house today if the Insurgents had
played fair," declared Sims (Democrat,
Tenn.) "The Insurgents showed a yel
low streak."
Champ Clark, Democratic floor lead
er. Is pleased with the result of the
fight.
"I think things ar In better shape
now than they have been for 20 years.
I do not look ffor any serious trouble
today and probnbly not tomorrow." he
said. "We will caucus on our members
of the committee probably Thursday
or Friday. Wo haven't yet decided on
any member for the committee. I don't
know whether the Insurgents will ask
us to name any certain man or not."
(United Press Lsd Wlrn.)
Washington, March 21. Among the
first matters that will have to be taken
up by the new rules committee of the
house of representatives after It la or
ganised are 13 measures on which the
old committee took no action.
The 23 measures Include many mat
ters, it Is declared, suppressed by
Speaker Cannon because he considered
them bad policy or bad politics. Among
them Is Fish's proposed rule directing
the house committee on postofflces and
post roads to bring In a report within
30 days on the feasibility of establish
ing a parcels post Thla was Intro
duced February 27 and the rules enm-
mlttee has neither reported nor given
Flsh a hearing.
Unpleasant Work.
There are other measures before the
committee that are apt to give it some
unpleasant work and for this reason
It Is declared the new committee will
have rough sledding.
The organization members have pret
ty well recovered from their surprise
at the explosion In the house Katur
day and are planning the reorganization
of the committee under the new scheme.
It is admitted that the Cannon forces
will control the caucus that names the
majority members of the committee and
it is believed the organization leaders
intend to capture the majority of the
committee places, leaving the insurgents
only a paper victory, outside the oust
ing of the speaker from the committee.
The forecasters are trying to figure
out who will get the places. Among
the Cannon followers mentioned as
likely to get the new assignments are
Payne (N. Y.), Daliell (Penn., Smith
(Iowa), Tawney. (Minn.). Mann (111.).
Vreeland (N. Y.). and McKlnley (111.).
Of these Payne, author of the tariff
bill, and Dalzell, who occupied the chair
during the night of the insurgent fight
on the rules, are considered as certain
of places. The only insurgent who is
considered as a possibility for the com
mittee is Norris (Neb), whose reso
lution started the fight that led to
j putting the speaker off the rules com-
i mittoa
DOAN RU i nomni.nlB mantlNnaif an lib-'
bers of the committee are Champ Clark
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NEW TODAY
Olmsted
Park
MEETING NOTICES
41
Olmsted Park is a close
in, highly restricted district.
Convince yourself by an ac
tual experience that Olm-
ited Park presents your
greatest opportunity for a
safe, sane and sensible home
investment.
Ask questions get at the
very bottom find out who
pays for improvements look
carefully at the character of
the property for sale, and
then decide not before.
COLUMBIA TRUST
COMPANY
Board of Trade BIdg.
M. W. A., Ross City camp 4, meets
Monday evenings, flelllng-Hlrsch bldg..
West Park and Wsshlngton V. J.
Darlington, clerk, 316 Allaky bldg.
Phone Main gQ2.
E N! A., Oregon Ross camp, meets
Wednesday evenings, Allskjr hall. Id
and Morrison. j
R. N. A.. MargueriC camp, meets every
Thursday evenmir at 10 2d St., bet
Wash, and St irk.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
T. M. Brlsendlne, city, 14, and Fannie
Victoria Bragg, 2.
Wallace Pfeffer, 298 Grand avenue,
80. ami Mrs. Isabella Turner, S5.
Ellas Ferdinand Solo, 578 North
Front, 28, and Maris Sophia Nordo
man, SO.
Francesco Stalno, 145 Pennoyer, 21,
and Llnglna Treco, 19.
Wade R Mcljine. 4S0 Goldsmith, 28,
and Florence Hyerlea, 21.
Jacob Much, Albany, Or.. 24. and Lena
Huest, 20.
J. II. Woschnltykv, 414 F.sst Seventh
street, 22. and Hazel Smith, 18.
E. A. Saylor, 430 Fourth street,' 21.
and Grace A. Smith, 18.
U D. Miller, 167 4 First. 22. and An
nette Wlllinger, IB.
Thomas P, Mackenzie. RR8 Madison.
85, and Boulah K. Westlake. 22.
J. H. Koschnltzkv. 414 Fast Seventh I
street, 22, and Hazel Smith, 18.
WEDDING cards. W.
Washington bldg.,
Wsshlngton sts
FOR SALE HOI SES
61
We have architects who do nothing
hut draw plans for our customers. We
have a number of the most competent
foremen In the city. Our houses In
Ladd's addition and Irvlngton speak for
themselves. Less expensive bungalows
In other additions. We want you'tcnee
them. Plana and estimates free. Terms
to suit timall payment or all cash, as
you Ilk. It will pay to see u
PflfTlAMD ilMTY -i
902-S Lents Hldg.
O. 8ml th A Co..
corner 4th arid
DRfcSH suits for rent, all slies.
Tailoring Co., 809 Stark st.
ITniqu
8 ROOM HOUSE
HHsemeiit,
Toilet,
Hath.
THREE LOTS
17 fruit trees,
Chickens.
Chicken house
$2800 TER M$
For particulars.
Call R Stevens, lfifiS Terrace
Phone Owner. Tabor 2.
St.,
CLARKE BROS, florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison sf
RIRTHS
- --- - a
KING To Mr. and Mrs. Claudius King,
March t 77K Tnhrxwi afroAt- ft hov
SHANNON To Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Shannon. March 20; a boy.
DEATHS
-Floyd Gregg,
March 16,
Crystal Springs
age 11; epllop-
STOWE
Realty Co.
608 Chamber of Oontmsros
Phones Main 6184, A-3789
8SO FEB A CBr 200 acre farm, 100
aires cleared and fenced; 7 room
home, barn 86x0; 10 acres In hops;
hophouse; 2 acre orchard and other
buildings; water Is piped in house
from spring; also a good creek, but
does not overflow; about 20 miles
from Portland; all level and easily
cleared- H ''ash.
826(H) -Seven acres, 2H miles east of
am our. -r rerry landing. In cltv
school district; house and well with
windmill; cholco fruit land, five acres
cleared; good road $1000 down, bal
ance terms, or will trade for Portland
property.
82$00 Lot 60x160 on Knott, between
Williams and Union aves.; improve
ments all In cash.
8IOOO 12 acres. 11 In cultivation. 4
aires heaverdani, R minutes' walk
from Tlgardvllle station; $1500 down,
balance terms. Running water.
8SOOO 4, acres, all but 10 acres In
cultivation, good 4 room house, barn
and outbuildings; creek running
through barnyard; 1 acre orchard and
all kinds of berries. 2 good wells, 1
wagon and hack, all necessary farm
tools; 1 fine team, weight about 1400
pounds each, one 2-year-old colt, 7
good milch cows, 8 heifers 2 hogs, 0
chickens; 2 miles from Hlllsboro,
mile from Newton station, on milk
route; mail R. F. I. V4 cash, balance
time.
GRKGG
sanitarium
tic.
SHRAKE- Stawn Bhrake, Woodstock,
Or. March 18, age 1; nephritis.
DEI NFS -Jacob Iielnes. 412 Siskiyou.
March 17, age 28; pneumonia.
CAl'LEV Mary Cauley. 61B Mississippi
avenue, March 16. age 20; consump
tion. KEPPEL Hattle Koppel, Good Samari
tan hospital, March 1!, nge 2f; septi
cemia. ADAMS Katherlno Adams, 86BH Sandy
Road. March IK; age 6!; cancer.
MAX M SMITH. Florist. 150 Mh
opp. Meier A Frank's. Main 721S.
St.,
FUNERAL NOTICES
BEST YET
IN
VERNON
The nobbiest 4 room cottage In Ver
non, near Alberta car, Is for sale; strict
ly modern.
YOUR OWN TERMS
Call Woodlawn 14.
NoN-RKSIPENT Instructs sale of close
In Hawthorne line home cheap;
tinted rooms, full concrete basement,
gan. electricity, hot and cold water, hath,
sink, pslent toilet. $I20; corner lot.
good neighborhood, good streets. For
quick sale. onlv $2400- !0i down.
Portland Homes Co., 204 Morrison st.
BUNGALOWS
We have some of ttie finest bungalows
In the city, and district. Call see us be
fore purchasing.
BtAVLn IKUbl UU.
102 2d st.
FOR SALELOTS
18
WESTMORELAND lot at I il
less than regular price; $209
cash, balance easy terms.
Lots ,close to carllne; Bull Run
water; graded strets; $200 up to
$360; 10 per cent cash, balance1 t
per cent per month.
BROWN,
Night phons East SS37.
411 Couch. 109 4th St.
FUEL ADDITION.
Juat platted; high and sightly; facet '
tne only thoroughfare that runs straight
through the city north and south; all
26xli0 In other additions not so well
locate Prices $210 t $295. Ey
terms. Water piped to all lots. Guar
anteed title. Auto waiting at the office
to take you out.
I'IKL REGISTER CO.,
Rooms 201-2. Gerllnger bldg.
2d and Alder sts.
, i' ' '
$450
A LOT.
SIZE 3-4 ACRE
30 minutes from Morrison bridge.
$10 A MD. X PKR CENT INTEREST.
PCRSE.
CI" Chamber of Commerce.
Mm PMKIOTS
Are I and sightly, overlook
ing Irvlngton; near Broadway car
line, best cltv Improvements;
priced 25 per cent below the mar
ket. Iniiiire Alameda hand Com
pany, 322 Corbrtt bldg.
PORTLAND Heights property at public
auction, goes to the highest hinder
6 room modern house at 47 and 7 room
room modern house st 471 Chapman St.
Sale Tuesday afternoon, March 22, at 2
o'clock. Sal will take place on prem
ises, S. L. N. Gllman. auctioneer
1 1
WELLS The funeral services of the
late Mrs Llrtlc. C Wells widow of
the late George F. Wells, will be held ! fireplace
at the family residence, 714 Tillamook
St., at 2 p. m. March 22. Friends invited.
Interment River View cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Zeller-Brynes Co,
694 Williams
a v e hath
phones; lady assistant. Most mcdern
establishment in city.
Dunning & McEntee LnMd0edre?nkTn I e
'every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430. i K
FOR LEASE Modern 9 room house
with garage. 24th and Everett, or will
sell on easv terms
OREGON & WASHINGTON
REALTY CO,,
627 Chamber of Commerce. Main 803.
t T HOOT $50(1 DOWNY"! 1 5T"ErT MO NT 1 F
Neat 4 room bungalow, large cellar,
bath, toilet, hot and oM wa
ter, stroet light 40 feet away; lot 4UX
10D feet 2 lots If desired. line block
from Alameda Park. An elegant home.
7't2 Ma I'M, nam bldg Phone Marshall
2:'S. or on Sinnlav. Woodlawn 2674.
A-4658
Lady assistant.
The east side undertaker.
Lady assistant. B-1888. East
781. E 6th and Alder.
LERCH
J. P. Flnley & Sen IUr
Lady attendant. Main 9, A-1599.
M L I M L I M L I
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. Main
8133, A-2236; ludy assistant.
ROSE CITY CEMETERY.
Phones C-2114 and A-4444.
EAST SIDE funeral directors, success
ors to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. 62, B-2625
M L II
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en-
other
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Ton can easily find out for yourself
If your hair needs nourishment, If it is
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head and ciOFcly examine Its root. If
the bulb is plump and rosv it Is all
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We have a remedy for hair troubles
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of time. It will even grow hair on bald
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statement It Is. and we mean It to he,
and no one should doubt It until they
have put our claims to an actual test. ,
We are so sure that Rexall "9.1" Hair
lonio will completely eradicate dan
druff, prevent baldness, stimulate the
scalp and hair roots, stop falling hair
and grow new hair, that we personally
give ourrpositlve guarantee to refund
every penny paid us for Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic In every instance where it
does not do as we claim or fails to give
entire satisfaction to the user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Is as pleaaajit
to use as clear spring water. It is per
fumed with a pleasant odor, and does
not grease or gum the hair. We have
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$1.0d. We urge you to try. Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic on our recommendation and
with our guarantee back of It. You cer
tainly take no risk. Remember, vou
can obtain Rexall Remedies in Portland
only at our store The Rexall Store.
The Owl Drug Co.. Inc.. cor. 7fh and
Vvashlngton sts.
2
S Rase Line road and end of T1
Montavilla line. Lots 50 by I
j 105. Graded streets, Bull
Run water. Right on car-1"1
? line ten-minute service. y
EASY TERMS
Ten Per Cent Cash. Balance 7
J, 2 Per Cent a Month.
t MAGINNIS LAND &
1 INVESTMENT CO. I
MLI
316-317 Lewis Bldg.
Main Marshall 474 A-4439.
-M L I M L I M L I
EDWARD IIOLMAN. undertaker. S20
d st. Lady assistant. Main 507.
CARD OF THANKS
WE DESIRE to thank the many friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur
ing the illness and death of our daugh
ter and sister, Anna Fuegy.
APOLPH Fl 'EG Y AND FAMILY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co, the leading
Abstractors. 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg.
Lulu A. Ross and husband to
Ida M. Ross, lot 8. block 17,
llolladay Park addition 8,000
J. C. Alnsworth and wife to E.
J. O'Connell. lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 7, 8
and 9, block 1, Meadow Park
No. 2 1.750
E. J. O'Connell to W. A. Cleland,
lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 7. 8 and 9, block
' 1, Meadow Park No. 2 100
George Rowen and wife to Wil
liam R. Helm, lot 6. block 6,
Hawthorne's First addition.... 2,000
Glenada Richardson to Sarah A.
Thompson, lot 11. block 3.
Oakhurst 60
University Land company to Et
tlo S rilrey, lot 17. block 5,
Portsmouth 1,000
South East Portland Real Estate
company to Charles R Wil
liams, lot 5, block 2, First Sub
division of McKinlev Park 125
WilHam R Rust iind wife to
Robert Nurin, lots 10, 11 and
12, block t. Arbor Lodge addi
tion 1,150
C. P. Jordan et al to A. L Sim
mons, lots 7. 8. 9 and 10, bloi k
2, Jordade . . 4.400
Charles J. Larson and wife to j
John Tolfree. lot 3, block 4, I
Stewart Park 260
DO VOl' want a bargain? The finest
5 room bungalow In the city for the
price. Strictly modern; $500 down will
secure it Balance $15 per month. Sit
uated at E. 17th and Knapp sts.. West
moreland. Call 593 Bybee ave. Phone
KeNwood 135 2.
FOR SALE- By owner, a 6 room bun
galow, modern, furnace, wood Int.
wash trays, wasli bowl, hot and cold
water, everything up to date, near i'nlon
ave. and Ivy st ; $400 down, balance
$15 per month Call at 420 ElUa st. In
the forenoon or M-464. Journal.
PIEDMONT LOTS.
The southwest corner of Holman and
Halght. 100x100. with 16 foot alley; In
order to meet some obligations. I hsvs
reduced this corner to $2200 for the
next 10 davs; half cash will handle It.
Phone the owner. Main 4379.
LOTS 1 and 2, block 3. Havelock; east.
front, cornel Pat ton ave. and Jarrett
st ; rement walks In both streets; beau
tiful b Hiding site. These are offered
a; o bargain price. Be sure and sea
them. Plttenger. 119 Killlns-sworth ave.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for a safe investment, see us about
our call certificates.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANT.
S. E. corner 3d and Oak sts.
$M5
$ fi I -i for a lot on thtj west side;
down bal. $12.50 per month. If vou
FOR' SALE BY OWNER
4 room modern cottage In Vernon,
near Alberta car; $360 down. easy
terms Call Woodlawn 148. Address
1U39E. ISth st. N. .
MODERN 6 room up-to-date bungalow,
106 feet from carllne, 19th and Al
berta, lot 60x100, electric lights, cement
basement, etc., $2650; good terms.
C. L. SHEETS.
385 Yamhill Main SSS.
Call between 11:45 nd 1.15.
PORTLAND Heights property at nubile
auction, goes to the highest bidder
a room modern house at 467 and 7 room
room modern house at 471 Chapman st.
Sale Tuesday afternoon, March 22. at 2
o'clock. Sale will take place on prem
ises S. L. N. Oilman, auctioneer
are In the market for a good lot It will
pay vou to look this up. No agents.
A-456. Journal.
FOR SALE Two lots on Council Crest,
east exposure, finest view In Port
land. Will sell at a bargain. See own
er. G. i Bra.'keU. White Garage, 6th
and Madison.
FOR SALE By owner, a good 9 room ;
cheap on very easy terma. would taks
other property as part payment. Apply
102S E. Wash. st.
VACANT lot 50x100, near I'nlon avenue.
$900, terms. Write or come and sea
owner. T. W. Lltzer, 1 429 H Cnlon ave..
North.
ACREAGE
87
15 ACRES
I THE MAN THAT WANTS
A safe Investment should deposit his
money with us snd receive Interest on
tne same, from 2 to 4 per cent. Port
land Trust Company. S. E. corner 3d
and Oak sts.
A BIG $10 OFFER.
House and 2 good lots for $600; $69
cash and $10 per month. Call at office
on Gregory Heights. Take Ross City
i Park car at 3d and Yamhill, and get
, off at end of carllne.
DON'T PAY RENT.
You can own your own home. New
modern bungalow, very convenient, 4
rooms and bath, corner lot, near car,
schools, etc. Terms, $500 cash, balance
$25 month: Owner. Woodlawn 1 653.
FOR SALB Modern up to date 8-.room
house, 760 Wasco St.. owner leaving
cltv; any reasonable offer; also by same
party, 449 E. 22d st., near Thompson;
either houses are great bargains. See
owner at Wasco St. house.
At station on the Salem eleetrlo
line; all improved; good 9 room
house, barn, orchard and other
Improvements. Not far from
Portland: price $400 per acre;
part cash.
D. MILLER.
416 Chamber of Commerce.
40
ACRES CHOICE APPLE
LAND.
Sure as fate here's the best huy
In "Hither Hood"; 30 good, level
bench; 5 cleared, more easily
cleared; 10 acres good fir and
cedar; on county road, 6 miles
from O. W. P.; will divide; $65
per acre; half cash; balance 7
per cent.
MOUNT HOOD LAND COMPANT
712 Rothchlld Bldg.
i $2600 New modern 5 room bungalow.
corner lot 60xmmi. east rront. near
new Jefferson High school and Pied
mont car barns; cement walk in street.
Easy terms. Plttenger, 119 Killings
worth ave.
Henry Solomon snd wife to .1. II.
Stone et al, lot 21. mock 12,
Waverlegh Heights. , 0
CERTIFICATES of title made by tho
Title A Trust company, Lewis bldg.,
4th and Oak.
LAWYERS Abstract & Trust "Co., room
6 Roard of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty. j
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
New 5 room modern bungalow, 22d
and Alberta, on carllne; part cash, bal
ance terms. Handsomely furnished.
Phone Main 7882 between 6 and 8 pjm
$3rto cash, $!0 per mo., 3 room house,
2 lots fenced, chirken house, fruit
trees, close to rsr; $950. C. M. Ross,
I.aurelwood Market, Mt Scott car.
labor I'd 4.
2 P
W. R. HAIZLIP CO. 'Inc.). abstractors.
First class work. 3i7-8 Corbett bldg.
Alexander ab-
M. TOMORROW Portland Heights
property to be sold at public suction
to highest bidder. Sale takes place on
premises at 469 and 471 Chapman, near
Clifton. S. L. N. Gllman, auctioneer.
CHEAP RANCH.
160 acres, about 50 miles from Port
land: 8 miles from thriving town and
wteam boar -ran rttngr rmrs TTom Bfofe T
and scnooi ana mile rrom river; ZO
acres cleared, 1 acre young fruit treas;
small house and barn; water piped to
house; creek on one aide; about 2,600,000
feet timber, excellent slse; price $2500;
very easy terms; owner. 8-464, Journal.
3 ACRES, situated one half mile south
of Llnaman station, on the O. W. P.
carllne. It is a very desirable site for
a suburban home. At present this Ian j -Is
In clover and timothy. Price $360
per acre.
CAUSEY LAND A INVESTMENT CO,
305-6 Lumbermen's Building.
Phone Main 8148.
BEAUTIFUL, 10 acre tract, on tha
railroad, not far from Portland;
the land Is all cleared and would
make an Ideal fruit farm.
LINCOLN TRUST CO..
215 Lewis Bldg.. 4th and Oak Sts.
From 2 to 10 Acre Tracts
Adjoining Rose City Park
30 UNDER MARKET PRICE
Easy Terms
nPrr.OM P. tr A crirn7r"rriT
REALTY CO.
527 Chamber of Commerce
Main 803
ABSTRACT 8 of title. D,
stract office. 418 Corbett bldg
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOUR room cottage, lot 40x150, fine
location, 2 blocks to car, easy terms.
Inouire 16 N. 1st' St., Laurel wood sta-
Maln6:tlon. Call evenings and Sunday or ad-
id ress E. Wagy, L. S. Laundry.
61
NEW TODAY
GET BUSY
get your share of the Investor's
a which our $175 lots offer yon
Is a home you want, move at once
into one of our homes at $10 a month
and feel yourself grow
irNDEPErNDEIVT
while you are paying for it
all high, and sightly, Bull Run
Lots aro
water.
Other improvements. Office on the
property. End of Rose Cltv Park car-line.
Southern Portland
A manufacturing site in this addi
tion. The property le 100x100 feet and
Is rented and pays 8 per cent on the
Investment. Close to Macadam road.
For a quick sale, the price is A1500
spot cash. Try us.
J. STROUD & SOIN
434 Chamber of Commerce bldg.,
Portland. Or.
II MUST sell my modern 10 room house,
j location 1028 E. Washington. Sunny
i side. Seo me at home or my agent at
I loonvi Belmont st.
NEW modern 8 room house. Swiss
chalet type, restricted district, Wood
stock Heights; excellent view of city;
terms. Owner, Sellwood , 816.
TWELVE room modern residence, 13th
and Tavlor; terms. C. Sheets, 3S5
TamhllL Main 383. between 11:45 and
1:16.
(HARMING 7 room house, fine loca
tion, absolutely modern, magnl flcent ly
flntshed, excellently arranged. Come out
and see it. Chea p C-J Bfi E. 273.
CHOICE 6 room home, nice location
beautiful finish, modern, nice lawn,
snap, owner going away. C-1S66. E.
27o.
WHEN looking for snaps In lots, resi
dence property and good bargains,
call 656 17th St., or phone Woodlawn
2217.
6 ROOM, modern bungalow, eheap, de
sirable location, easy terms, small
payment; Fip. 384 Marguerite ave.,
or Tabor 1908.
Wanted, Money to Loan
We have a number of applicants for
very desirable mortgage loans ranging
from 9500 up. We can place your
money on well secured mortgages at 6. 7
and fi per cent net. Our 22 years' ex
perletice In mortgage loans Is at your
service.
M. B. THOMPSON CO.,
Seal Estate and rire Insuranoe.
4th and Oak. Main 6084; A 3327.
FOR SALE Ky owner, modern 7 room
house, with 1 or 2 lots cement walk
and good lawn. Call and see it at E
Main and 44th stsJ Pimne Tabor 542.
MODERN 6 room house with one lot,
Improvements paid for. Owner, 761
Alhlna ave. Trice $200.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
FOR sale new modern 6 room house,
full basement, furnace, beautiful cor
ner lot. Take W-W or W-R car; 636
Clinton st. corner 17th.
SNA P. I 2 p. M. TOMORROW Portland Heights
5 room modern house, lot 60x100; $200 property to be sold at public auction
casti. oaiance i o monin. &Zi jyiiniOer to hlirhest tiioner. sale taKes place on
bcre chicken and berry
new 6 room cottage;
FOR SALE 6
ranch; good
snlenoM water ffonri rnaHi onlv
cash or terms; take good driving horse;
can work out part. Address R. No. 1,
Box 74, CarfWv. Or.
PRICES RISING AT LENTS
We have 10 acres of the finest land.
$500 per acre. Last week similar land
sold tor $700 per acre. You shouldn't
mtss this.
BEAVER TRUST CO., 102 2d St
FIVE and ten acre tracts near Tlgard
vllle. This land is In good state of
cultivation; $250 per acre.
CAUSEY LAND & INVESTMENT CO-305-6
Lumbermen's Building.
Phone Main 314.
I KNOW every lot in Laurelhurst addU
tlon thoroughly and I can select som
sure money makers for you; lots 60x100,
$650 and up. Joseph S. Collier, direct
agent. 628 Corbett bldg. Main 1503,
A-15 15
Exchange.
SIX room house, E. 28th. cIohc In. lot
50x100; 7" fine fruit trees, lawn and
roseq $1600. -
DEMENT & K RIDER, 24 8 Madison St.
premises at 4b ami 4,1 t napman. near
'Clifton. S. L. N. Oilman, auctioneer.
Journal
Want Ads
Bring Results
NEW 5 room cottage on south first St.,
$2400; lot 40x100.
DEMENT ft KRIDER, 248 MadlsnnSt.
$7o6o modern 6 room house, corner lot.
lawn and roses, on good carllne. ifiOS
E. c.llsan and Silh St.. M.-V. car.
NEAT 2 room house, all furnished;-5
wll improved lots for 13Mi. '
DEMENT &fl K R 1 1 F,R, 24Ji JUadlsnn St.
NlTW, modern residence, west sid 7
rooms, fine view. 10 minutes' walk ;
to postofflee, terms. Z-4 42. Journal. :
FOR S A OS By owner. 176x268 feeTT j
high and sightly: fine residence prop- 1
erty. 382 East 30th st. Tabor 1668. j
NEW modern 10 room house in Irving- .
ton. R. B. Rice, owner. Both phones '
in book. !
TEN lots fine suburban district at sac
rifice for few days. Investigation
costs nothing. B. E. Youmans, owner.
709 Corbett bldg.
ONE to 6 lots at a bargain In WooiL
lawn. Owner, 600 Martin ave. Phone
Sellwood 1503.
$300 PER. ACRE 20 acres on Barr
road, 2'i nilles east of city limits; U
mile north of. Villa ave.; adjoining land
held at $400 to $5n0 per acre; excellent
soil, no gravel. Owner. X-467, Journal.
$4750 10 acres on Villa ave., l miles '
east of city limits; excellent soil. 3
acres In cultivation, good well and
chicken house, small house. Owner, X
468, Journal
90 ACRES of well Improved land near
Tlgardvllle; $200 per acre.
CAUSEY LAND & INVESTMENT CO,
305-6 Lumbermen's Building;,!
Phone .Main 3148.
BUSINESS lot on Pippin St.. snap. An
geles Trust Co., 326 ' Washington St..
Room 417.
room
$3000
house,
terms.
11th atid
C. Sheets.
Alns-Maln
AY'.
SEVEN
worth
33.
EIGHT room moder.i residence, built
bv owner for home easy walking
distance. Owner 110 3d st .
MODERN 5
Alberta. $1
room bungalow, iflth and
550. C. Sheets, Main 3S3.
CARTER -DUG AN COMPANY.
City real estate, acreage and- farms
820 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
10 LOTfTTiSO each. Cash Is-thecon-slderation
f c r sacrifice. B. E. Tfou-
rpans, owner. 709 Corbett bldg.
f I,(VfS in Penlnsufa. Cash, easy terms
or exchange for equity or mortgage.
Boggess, 221 V Morrison.
QUARTER block, corner E. 28th; close
in: 1 block) to car $825.
DEMENT & KK IDKR, 248 Madison.
A FINE buy In Sellwood. 4 lots, fac-
Ing on carllne; - $2650,.
1 "EMENT KRIDER, 248 MadisonSt.
NEWPORT lots on terms. Howard Land
Co., Swetland bid g. Room 420.
50x100 on Foss seet. Columbia Park"
Cheap for ca,sh. B-452, Journal. i
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Can be secured on the right price and
terms from
F. E. TAYLOR & COMPANY.
402.-3 Lewis Bldg., 4th and Oak Sts.
60 ACRES of the best fruit Tand In h
Mosier district, $40 per acre. This Is
less than one-third its value; ono-half
cash. F-468. Journal.
best ' buy in
city;
buy before Has. 221
OVERLOOK lots,
prices going up:
Henry bldg -
4 4 Beaver acreage; aTT modem cuttl.
vatton: $300 per acre; terms,. Phon
Main 2277. .
A CHOICE lTacre tract 8 "Tm HeT frTrtf
cltv hall, for $180n.
DEMENT A KRIDER
24 Madison1 .
aeiteage near port-land, Give
323
WANTED.
description knd price.
M: I
$275 for 2 lota, near Woodstock, ll
down, $10 per month, $2 l.umbtl
Exchange bid . '.,