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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1910. Kin? NEW TODAY TODAY '.7 TODAY XZV,' TODAY in ced on til i u SCHEDULE September 6 Is Date on Which Steamer Will Make Change :. WiII Sail at Night Instead of Morning. . ? Announcement -was mad yesterday afternoon at the offices of the Port land & Coos Bay Steamship Co. on Alnsworth dock that the steamer Break water would return o her seven-day schedule on September 6. The tnforaa? tton. was received during1 the afternoon a message from General, Manager Willis. I The Breakwater will aall as usual at o'clock in the morning until that time, when she will change over to an even ing saillngr, leaving the dock at 8 o'clock every Tuesday night . All during the summer the steamer has been on a five-day schedule, which she has kept up In good shape, but with the approach ' of fall and the bad weather which Is to be expected In the winter months, It has been thought advisable to return her to her old schedule, as It could hardly "be expected that she could continue to keep on the shorter schedule during that season. Onefot the principal reasons for put ting the steamer on a five-day schedule was to increase the service for the bene fit of the people of Coos Bay, as the steamer Alliance had Juat been tanen off the run. and It was thought that both passengers and freight could be better handled If the eteamer made more frequent trips. Another feature was the daylight run down the Colum bia. and although the five-day service has been apparently very successful, It Is not known here whether It w" be Instituted again next year or not Fog and smoke, principally the lat ter, obscured the horizon during the entire trip of the Breakwater, which arrived from Cobs Bay at 8:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon, according to Cap tain Macgeen. Ie said, however, that the sea was smooth and that there" was practically no wind. The passage up the coast required three days and six hours and was absolutely devoid of in cldent, saya the captaln. Seventy-five passengers, 100 tons of coal and 60 tons of general freight were brought up by the Breakwater. SANTA CLARA W)Tl RESERVE Steamer Sot to Go on Bun for the Present, Say C. l. Doe. "Although ""the steamer Santa Clara, which was damaged by striking on the bar at Humboldt bay last spring, has been repaired, she will not be placed on any run at present, but will be held as a reserve boat, according to C P. Doe, president and general manager of the North Pacific Steamship company, own ers of the steamer. Mr. Doe arrived In Portland yester day morning on his way to San Fran cisco, after an extended trip to the east, and he saya that for the present, at least, the Santa Clara will not be placed In commission, but will be held for an emergency until It has been decided what will be done with heft There have been various rumors to the effect that the steamer would be again plaoed on her former run. be tween Portland, Eureka and San Fran cisco, but Doe says that they are en tirely unfounded and that he has no Idea of placing her on that run again. He said, however, that as soon as the proper one could be found, she would be placed on It. Mr. Doe will probably remain here for several days or possibly several weeks, giving his attention to the busi ness of the company at this end of the run. ,4: MARINE NOTES Astoria, Aug. 20. Arrived down at 6 a. m. and sailed at 11 a. m., British steamer Kumerlo for orient by way of Fugot sound; sailed at U m., schooner lnca for ew Zealand; arrived at 6:40 a. m. and left up at :o0, steamer Break water from Coos Bay; arrived down at a. nv and sailed, at 7 a. in., steamer Claremont for Gr-ya Harbor; left up at 9:20 a m.. schooner Annie II. Camp bell for Rainier. Ban Francisco, Aug. 29.' Sailed at Z p, m.. steamer Caplatrano for Portland; sailed at 7 o'clock last night, eteamer Klamath, steamer Coaster for Port' land; sailed at 10 last night steamer Northland for Portland; arrived at 8 a. m,, Eteamer G. W. Elder from Port land, for San Pedro; sailed at 10 a. m.. earner Beaver from Portland for San : Pedro. ' .San Pedro, Aug. 20. Arrived last night steamer J. B. stetson from Portland. Tatooeh, Aug. 20. Passed In, steam -- er Harold Dollar from ' Astoria for Seattle. J Victoria, Aug. 20. Sailed yesterday, Norwegian steamer Jethou from . Port land for Sydney. - Flushing Sailed August 17, German ship Wllhelmine from Antwerp for Portland. ' " Hongkong, Aug. 20.-Sailed, Nor wegii'.n steamer Hercule for Portland, American steamer ManchQria for San Franoisco; arrived, Aug. 19, Japanese rteamer Chiyo Maru from San Fran Cisco. . Yokohama, Aug. 20. Sailed, Ameri can steamer Siberia for San Franoisco. Astoria, Aug. -j. 5 p. m. Wind south, weather cloudy, sea smooth. Tides at Astoria Sunday: High water, 12:47 a. m., 8.9 fe; 1:49 p. m. S.l feet Low water 7:35 a. m., -0.5 feet; 7:45 p. m., 2,2 feet. Will Repair Clatsop. Bids will be opened August 5 in the office of the, United States engineers for the Installing of a new stern tube In the dredge Clatsop. Other minor re pairs will also be Included in the spe cifications and It is probable .that a drydock will be needed te make them. The Clatsop is now working at the mouth of the Columbia river, where she is engaged In maintaining the channel. - Hercules Sails From Orient. A report to the Merchants Exchange yesterday afternoon saysHhat the Nor wegian steamer Hercules of the Port land. &t Asiatic Steamship company's - line, sailed from Hongkong for Port land on that data The Hercules Is ' Ringing a cargo of general oriental freight end will arrive here after the H'nr!k jbenjf the srn UnpjvMfhJs, ' port i-fimlng by way of San Francisco. A Bolgtan' society of electrical engi neers has offered' a 'triennial prise of Jo, available for tfc fir.'t time nr,xt i.iif ir. ih bi'st orlsinal work on tlie r-i i i"ir h. s.itaiicrmert ph'? application . , t.; ;a'.Jn'-'-vp..Ju. AGAIN Notre Dame d'Arvor Arrives Off Columbia After Series of Accidents. (Special Dispatch to The Journal V Astoria, Or., Aug. 20. The French bark Notre d'Arvor, out almost a year from Antwerp and 101 daya from Ho bar't, put -In an appearance off the bar this afternoon and was given orders by the tug Wallula, to proceed to Victoria, B. C, to discharge her cargo, which had been previously sold to Balfour, Guth rie & Co. The vessel has. a very foul bottom and since she left Antwerp ha met with a number of disasters. When off the Cape of Good Hope she was al most wrecked when She went on her beam ends, and the captain, Plcard, was compelled to Jettison a portion of the cargo. Of . all the sailing ships found for this coast, the French ' bark Notre d'Arvor has been the longest out from her original1 sailing point, and during the 35 days slnoe she sailed from Ant werp she has met with a number of disasters which would almost lead to the conclusion that she had a' hoodoo on her. The bark sailed from the Belgian port August ti, .last year, with a general cargo consigned to Parrott & Co., and when she arrived off Portland Bill, Sep. tember 9, she was In a collision with another craft, and she was towed into Falmouth the next day; seriously dam aged. Her bad luck did not desert here there and while proceeding to sea from the English port Bhe collided with a dock, causing her to leak badly. She was discharged and repaired again and once more set sail for this port, by way of Hobart, January 21, having spent 11(3 days under repairs. She arrived at the Tasmanlan port May 6, having narrowly escaped ship wreck off the Cape of Good Hope, and five days later she sailed for the mouth of the Columbia river.-x In the meantime her cargo had been sold to Balfour, Guthrie & Co., and for that reason she has been ordered to proceed to Victoria. Her long passage from Hobart to the Columbia has been the cause of much anxiety here, and It was feared that her bad luck had followed her to the point of shipwreck, when she made her ap pearance off the Columbia river light ship. IE ON IMS What la considered a good Joke on Captain Petersen, master of the steam er Thomas L. . Wand, from San Fran cisco, and Captain .1 A. Bailey, who pitoted the ateamer up the river Fri day, went the rounds of the waterfront yesterday afternoon, and caused a good laugh wherever it appeared. After the Wand passed through the steel brtHge, on her way to Couch street dock, ao the story goes, and when , she was about 200 feet from Jthe tem porary dock built by the Union Bridge I and Construction company, a sudden' shock was felt and the vessel apparent-! ly came to a stand for a moment, after which she resumed her headway with a Jerk. The conclusion at which both the master and the pilot Jumped Immediate ly was that the propeller had been fouled by a rope, or, more likely, a chain, which snapped when the strain waa put on it The engines, which had been atopped as the steamer came through the bridge, were Htarted again and It was seen that the propeller had not been entangled, which was account ed for by the fact that the wheel was not turning at the time. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning Cap tain Speler, the harbormaster, was not ified of the occurrence and he Immedi ately determined to find out why the chain or rope ahould be there without the permission of the proper authori ties. He appointed the first thing in the afternoon as the time when the marines should go with him to the site of the new O. B, & N. bridge to make the Investigation, as Captain Petersen had to move the Wand again during the afternoon. . The three met at the appointed time and Captain Petersen was surt that the engines of the steamer did not vi brate right aa she moved fr.om the Couch street dock to the Irving' dock, which was good evidence that the pro peller had lost a blade. On their arrival at the bridge one of the foremen on a barge waa asked by the harbormaster why the rope had Been placed across the channel, and he replied that there had been no rope. Ha then explained that after the steam er had passed,' a charge of dynamite, which la being used more than a hun dred feet below the surface of the river, had been exploded and it was the shock that, they had felt although ther was nothing on the surface of the water to Indicate that it had been fired. Ine captain and the pilot looked rather crestfallen at the time of the explana tion, but It Is Bald that they are now trying to explain that "they knew It all the time." ' Another steamer passed last night while the blasting' was being clone at the bridge and the crew-r thinking that a steam pipe on the craft had burstcdr threw themselves with one accord, onto the deck, thinking to escape injury n this manner. . . ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ri Laden w'th freight for San BVancisco and Now 'Tork, the tAmerican-Hawaiian steamer falcon sailed last night for the Bay City. The steamer Eureka, sailed last night for Eureka with passengers and general freight. Because of fog, the steamer Golden Gate did not sail from Tillamook until 1:45 o'clock yesteraay afternoon, and as a result she will not arrive here until tonigtit. The Sue H. Elmoro was also fogbound at Garibaldi, but it Is prob able that she got away at about the same time as the Golden Gate. "Work on the bulwarks of the steamer Resolute, which belongs to Captain Hill, are progressing rapidly at the Supple shipyards, and it is probable -that she win be turned out about the eiid of next week, . ., .The Knights of Columbus will enjoy a moonlight excursion on the steamer Clwltis,., JCjS,u CDcer. pexLAVfi'tlflfisda night. They will leave the Central dock at 7:30 o'clock In the evening, and It .Is expected that fully 3o0 members and their families will go. The BrHlst steamer Needles-has been" chartered by the China Import $ Export Co. for a cargo of lumber from Portland to China, and eha will hn due here to 1E0FDMIIE MAK1XE INTEUGO C3 Regular liners Due to Arrive. flolden Gate, Tillamook....... Aug. IB Hue 11, Elmore. Tillamook Aug. 20 Breakwater Coos Bay ......... Aug. 20 Rose City. San Francisco. -..,. Aug. 21 Roanoke, Los Angeles ...Aug. SI Rpavwr Kan Pedro. .......... .Aug. 23 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro.. . ... .Aug; 28 Bear, San Pedro , Aug. m Regular Itinera On to Depart Bear. San Pedro, ............. .Aug. 21 Eureka, Eureka Aug. 21 Breakwater, coos Hay ........ .Aug. i Sue II. Elmore, Tillamook,..,. .Aug. 23. Koanoke, San Pedro.,.,. Aug, 24 Rose City, San Pedro. ........ .Aug. 26 Heavet San Pedro , ....Aug. SI Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro Aug.. 31 , Vessels In Port. Mable Gale, Am. sch.t. ...... .Preacott Trene. Am. ach St Helena Selja, Nor. ss. .. ,.... .v. ... . St Johns Otaru Maru, Jap. ss... . . .Fao, Lbr. Mfg. Breakwater, Am., ss. ....... .Alnsworth Falcon. Am. ss '. ,,. jAlbers Annie uampDeii, Am. scn.....,.taimer Amv- Turner. Am. bk. . ,i. . . .Goble Glenlee, Br. ss. ... ... . .Inman-Poulsen Belle of Scotland, Br. ss Linnton En Bouts With Cement and General. Amlral Cornuller, 1 Fr. bk..... An twerp Babln Chevaye. Fr. bk.......... London Bayard. Fr. bk. ............. .BIssrow Bidart Fr. bk, .Antwerp Canneblere. Fr. bk... ........ .Glasgow Claus, Ger. eh. ............. Hamburg Claverdon, Br. eh.,... ..........Tyne David d' Angers, Fr. bk. .. .. .Hamburg Glenholm, Br. ah....... .... Antwerp Hoche, Fr. sh,. .............. Liverpool Marechal de Castries, Fr. bk. ....Tyne Wilhclmlue Coming. A Merchants Exchange report from Flushing states that the German ship Wllhelmine, Captain Thompson, bound from Antwerp for Portland sailed Au gust 17. The Wllhelmine, which Is eom lng on the Henry Lund & Co. line of steamers and sailing vessels, la bring ing a cargo of general freight from the Belgian port. She will come her by way of San Pedro, , ' .,,! . I 'j,.1, j , ."l NEW TODAX wri''""w,'".""'v' lrk St f i J , 1 , ' tt"tllti If fll" "T -J v. This Fine Irvington Home for Sale by Owner New, 7 rooms, hardwood floors In living room, dining room and den; new. Inlaid, linoleum on kitchen, bath and pantry, cork matting on entire second floor, cove, ceilings, paneling, 2 dens, 4 bedrooms, ventilated closets off each; furnace, fireplace, combination fixtures, full finished attlo. full cement base ment; lot 60x100. Convenient to three carlines, schools, churches, etc., fine neighbodhood; very oholce; shades and floor coverings Included. Price reason able. Terms. Phone Sunday, Tabor Z25. Days, Main ' 6976, A-4381. Call 312 Fenton bldg. BE See Fruit Exhibit Simcoe Orchard Tracts RE-COLLECT WE CAN SELL YOU a 10 acre tract or a large farm. Specialty Of KLICKITAT LANDS. Geo. S. Casedy Co. Lobby Commercial Club'Bldg. The Hylands of Yamhill 570 acres, ifc ready to plant 150 easily cleared, balance oak grubs; fine stream, many springs; $60 per acre; good terms; also a 40, 160, 200. 200 and 800 acre tract at bargain prices; these tracts were picked up by option and purchase when prices were very low. I represent that they are cheaper than any other tracts in the county, are per fect In slope, depth of soil and eleva tion .for growing fine fruits, and Eng lish walnuts. Confer with the State Roerd of Horticulture and Agricultural College about the Hylands. GEO. B. WACKlONXa, 928 Board of Trad. FOURTH ST. CORNER $130,000 Nearly quarter block; best side of street; some Income. Very easy terms. A bargain, $130,000 E. J. DALY 322-823-234 Tailing Bid. 3700 12 AOKBS, all cleared. 11, miles from courthouse; good house and barn: about 3 acres in fruit and berries of best variety; soil the best; handy to school; rural delivery. If you want a fine country home see this at our expense. B. S. COOK ft CO., 503 Corbett Bldg(. Best Buy in Portland 811.500 for a corner with apartments - brlngin Tng $172 a month; $2000 will handle. 811500 for a business corner, close Tn, west side, bringing $100 a month. Nothing better in Portland for such money. T. rUCHS, aaiV Morrison st UNION AVENUE Quarter block, with three story brick; near Bumslde; good "incoms. PRICE 845,000 Goddard & Weidrick 343 STARK 8T. Fruit Land, Yamhill Co. 600 acres, half cleared. Adjoining land sells at -$300 per acre, planted. $50 Acre owsmaa' iieaiiTt . AS3-ciATx6'ar &S3 Abiugtoa, BJi. eavera)n- Reedville Only six miles west of Council Crest, 45 minutes' ride and within vievvjof city. . ' . ' , 1 , . Steam and electric lines and fine system of completed roads insure rapid filling in. On a $1000 purchase you, pay $100 cash and $10 and interest each month. . In two years you will have paid in $340, and your land will then have doubled in value. - A $1000 gain on $340 Invest ment paid in on installment plan. Is anything safer than land and adjoining a large and rapidly growing city, too? Start now by calling on us and arranging to see ; this property without expense to you, $125 to $300 per acre, and on installments. TheShaw-FearCo. 245 STARK STREET Main 35 A-3500 This beautiful tract lies on the Powell Valley road, Just east of Creston and north of Kern Park on the Mount Scott Carllna Lota 50x100 Jft Xa Prices rrom $350 and Up And are desirable aa residence property and cheap; water will run through tract and sold on asy terms, 10 per cent down and 10 per month. Take a look at this addition. J.W.oaiUBEB W 11, 1464 1st St., Portland, Or: Take the Cars TODAY TO- Ardenwa "take Gresham or Cazadero care at 13. Water and East Morrison sts., Bo fare. Bring your lunch (we furnish the shade and water). You will be surprised to see the beautiful grounds and the new houses built and in course of construc tion. This is surely the finest of all east side moderate priced home sites. Streets graded, sidewalks built and other improvements paid for by u. Prices right and easy terms. Knapp & Mackey 813-913 BOARD OF TRADE BUM. G. T. PARRY, Agent on Ground. $8500.00 100 acres in Yamhill county, ad joining the famous Ladd ranch. Will trade for Portland property. Call for particulars. , Geo. D. Schalk 228 Stark Street Phones Main 392, A-2392. An Apartment Will Pay Hand somely on this Site Northwest corner of 13th and Clay. It la so close In and such a bargain that you are taking no chances. Let us show you. Portland Trust Co. 8. S. Corner Third and Oak Sts. Something Good lOOxlOO Corner KBAB UADIS02T ASS BECOZTD EFTS. Eeally worth $50,000 when the new Madison bridge Is completed. Price SU7UvO tor a tew oays. Dement & Krider 848 MADISOU ST. $625.00-V2 Acre 4H miles out, near Oregon Electric station. Fine view, uood soil. $230 casn, namnoe o pnr rem. jc costs you nothing to. see this beautiful place, B. S. COOK fe CO , Aerea Lamanda Park Qlose-In . Residence Property Is the most valuable kind, and when it is in a highly improved and restricted dis trict, where business of all ' ' kinds is excluded and no flats or apartments are al lowed, it is also the most de sirable. Ladd's Addition Possesses all the features v which make it the most de sirable as well as the most' valuable' residence property on the East Side. Think of its location! Look it up on the map East 12th to East 20th, bordering on Haw thorne avenue. It can be reached by a 20 minutes' walk from the postof fice, and V the time consumed by car, especially when the Madison bridge is completed, will not be worth mentioning. Prox imity to the city is only one of the many advantages which this delightful addi tion possesses. . It has 14 foot alleys, wide p aved streets flanked . with shade trees," five beautiful little parks which the city cares for, and all the improve ments are paid for. Ladd's Addition " Offers you the best value for your money, and the easiest terms.- Lots from $2000 up, which includes the cost of all the improvements. One tenth down and easy monthly payments on the re mainder. A special building discount to those who begin immediate construction. Warranty deed and ab stract of title. F.W. Torgler 1 106 Sherlock Building Strong & Co. 605 Concord Building Offices on Ground Twelfth and Harrison Streets Sixteenth and Hawthorne Ave. This beautiful 1 room home, with V ery conceivable modern improvement, and one or two lots, 60x102 each, for sale by owner, T. C. Greene, 1110 Den ver ave. Take st Johns car. Terms. TOB SAXiB. 100 rest Business r rentage on 100 root Stmt. In the Kenton district, where the big doings are going on; where the big in dustries are in course of erection, and where the big business end of Portland is now building. Millions will be spent in this district in the near future. Will sell part or all; one half cash; will give aeea ana tane mortgage tor oaianoe, ayable in 3 years, inquire lor Mr. art, owner, 62S Chamber of Commerce. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN The isearldlan Trust Co. wants sales waa to seU lots In Eastover, an addi tion on the peninsula. Price reasonable and terms easy. Ten per cent commis sion paid all salesmen and the company will assist salesmen In closing; sales, AFPI.T 309 BAXLWAY SXCKAJTOE BUXIDIWO, Corner Tourth and Stark. , &OTS 1, a. 3 AJTD 4, XV B 1(0 ox 9 BAST rOBTXfcBJTD KEXORTS, on Division street, between S2d and 13d sts., Portland, Or., will be sold at public auction at the west door of the courthouse of this -county, by order of the cir cuit court of Multnomah county, on - next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, of August 24,, 1910, to the highest bidder -for cosh; sale will be made and conducted by John H. Stevenson, sole refer-: ee, appointed by the court to make said sale, and the abstract of title may be seen at - his office, room 421 Mohawk bldg., Third and Morrison streets, Portland, Or, . EAST SIDE BUSINESS PROPERTY -1 Frioe 17500' PAYS 127' .' Goddard & WcWrick 843 STARS . STp-;.--.- n nn n 0 ' Culver Junction is the railroad center of the Deschutes Valley of Central Oregon, located in the heart oj! the best agricultural re gion and the junction of the Hill ind Harriman railroads. Over mile of warehouse frontage, 2000 feet industrial track, 2 miles passing track, besides mam line. Not a rough or uneven lot on the townsite. PRICE OF LOTS FROM $90 Up to $405 - ONE THIRD CASH BALANCE 6 AND 12 MONTHS We want an agent In every town in the Pacific Northwest to handle these lots; good commis sion. Write us at once. Deschutes Valley, Land & Investment Co. 301-302 Buchanan Building Portland, Oregon Have You Seen VILLAMEAD? The only low-priced property left In its vicinity, which includes in one price all improvements, side walks, water, curbs, street grad ing. Ten dollars per month will carry the lot for you and make a better investment than a savings account Why not start now, while you can secure them on easy terms? The tract is over half sold and is being improved with modern homes, which & creases the value of lots. Do you wan to benefit by it? See us. "We handle only such property as we can ecommencV' Portland Trust Company Bank Third and Oak Streets Des Moines Addition $soo Half - Acre Tract in This Beautiful Tract S30 Cash, $10 sr Month, 8 To see those acre tracts, go 1 mils southeast of end of Wood stock ear or 1 mils due south on Klndorf road from Tremont sta tion, on Mount Scott or. Lies adjacent to Brentwood, lrf that rapidly growing section. See Km, II, 145H 1st st, Portland, Or. 160 Acres On west side of river and only li mile west of Willalatin Park . t a. ry-i Hall, which is now selling from $400 to $800 per acre. Enough cord wood on this to pay for the land. A cnance 01 a uieume xo sudoi vide, and we can, take city resi dence up to $5000 on this and wil sell at $200 per acre for a few daya. The Shaw-Fear Co. 245 STARK STREET Main 85, , A-3500 $11,500 3 Large Lots on S. P. -R-R,-Track Near Powell Street. A fins warehouse or factory site. Solid ground. &0TTX3 SAlOaffOK ft CO., - . 333 Stark Street, Hear Second. lata S Ttcansoa 1UEL&X E3TATE DEPAETMEITT 14 Cham her nt Free Maps ofPortland at Our Office. 810.00014 room residence, Nob Hill uisinci, asa st, near Jonnson, . now leased until next 'May; house post $14,000 to, build or iginally. Lot 60x100; land alone worth $000, and is advancing steadily. Non resident owner authorises .this low figure, : " 1 ' "v ' $4500 Handsome shingled bungalow near im ana wasco sts.; juaai Irvington; S splendid rooms and . Jen; price Includes gas and cos! Moves; extra fine electric fix tures; lot 60x100, $500 cash, bal ance $48 per month, lnsuding Interest Immediate possession. Rose Cltv Park is our sneclaltv We can quote you price on everything there. Rose City Park Lots XAST TEEJttSt . , 4 ' t ' 8650 Buys a lot 60x100. In Rose City rara. ana cement warns, ouros, water mains all in; building re strictions, $1500; select your lot v .pay $65 cash. 8750HL15 Pr month: and It Is yours. The profit will be yours too. 83500 S350 cash, $36 per month, buys ins prettiest new s room nouse In Rose City Park. Artlstlo plaster exterior, Dutch kitchen sleeping porch. Own your own home, ft Is the fashion in Port, land. GET A CTTT SCAT FSES i SXAXi Z3TATB DETABTSSEaTT M Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Place Your Fire Insurance WITH Jno. P. Sharkey Co. Agents, For GLENS FALL S INSf CO., Glens Falls, N. Y. SECURITY INSURANCE CO., New Haven, Conn. $235,000 WILL, BUV The Only A-No. 1" Quarter Block for Sale .in Portland. LESS THAN 1 BLOCK FROM THE MARQUAM BUILDING For Sale at This Price For Thirty Days Only Moore Investment Co. HENRY BUILDING ' From 2 to 10 Acre Tracts . Adjoining Rose City Park SO UNDER MARKET PRICE Easy Terms OREGON & WASHINGTON REALTY CO. 527 Chamber of Commerce Main 803 Holladay's Addition The one best place in Portland to buy. Geographical center and most deslrabtt residence property In the city. Seeing Is believing. Better go and see the many choice residences under construction and the Improvements go ing on. the Oregon Real Estate Company SM SHAHS ATX. FOBTXASD, OS. Stands for everything deslmble In pleasant end comfortable home, and at prices that will surprise 'you. An'un equaled opportunity for profitable in vestment in residence property. It's worth yournvestlgatlon, Clark-Cook Company ROOM , BOARD OT TRADE BLDG. Main 6407. A-3353. $25,000 ENTIRE BLOCK, 200x200, B. NINTH AND MILL STS.; BLOCK 104 STEPH ENS' ADDITION; J7000 CASTI, BAL ANCE 10 YEARS AT 6 PER CENT. Beacon Investment Company 60S COWCORO BID. SECOND ASS 8TARX STS. WANTEO-.TO BUY Portland real estate direct from t!i4 owner ONLY; agents neea not reply will pay spot cash; no red tape; no de llartman Thompson ACREAGE ROSSMERt lay, apa no commissiuiiB iur you 10 pBy;,, if you sell on the installment plan, -you take- all -thw-riskrHwjt-neiHeli-frti-the"" cash; your price must be right, else need not reply. ; sa.u on or aumenn Vt: Smith, 7lB Madison st, Portland, Mortgage Loans On city property at reasonable rates. CIARK-COOIC COMPAWT. ;. Board si, Trade Buliainjf,.