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Newspaper Page Textft .. k. tn.1 y It 4 i (iri Li ..Willi. in. Fred F.lc'zcr, cf Baker, Says Properties Are Handicapped Many of Them Not Worked is They Should Be. ' . "Whlle at no time in many, years has there been actual oessation of paying . production in eastern Oregon mines, but few have been given a fair opportunity to make 'good," said Fred Melzer of Baker Clty,one of the moat expert min ing men in Oregon, who is stopping at ; the Imperial for a few days. "Owing to conditions brought about by 'J eastern promoters, Oregon .mines have been handicapped and prevented in. many cases frpm becoming what they really should be great producers. ; "One of thai most , remarkable . in : stances of this retarded development la found in the Highland mine in Baker , ; county, - This property was advertised far and near and 1300 people were In duced to become stockholders In the promoting company.- Most of the funds gathered were used for brokerage com , missions and for advertising, and fln : ally the property was sold, under the '. hammer. Among the stockholders were a few stubborn Scotchmen, who decided to see the thing through. They sent a ' bright young fellow to the mine with instructions to redeem the property andj . maae u a mine. - , ' V ' Mine Kow Paying-. ' fEobcrt II MeGaughy did not know a ;th!r.g about mining, but he employed an able engineer who, after a thorough ex amination of the property, advised mak- . Ing the effort1 to develop a mine. Two years' ago the -property did not show five tons of ore on the dump, while litigation, and debt fairly smothered it Today more ' than" $500,000 worth of profitable ore Is blocked out, said more than $50,000, worth, has been sold, and all the debts have been paid.--The op erating . company Js now arranging1 to build a mill to put this mine among the beet gold producers in the northwest . "Scores, of ether properties In eastern Oregon had similar experiences. Some ef them have been lost for the pres ent, while others have "come back' by , betmr bought try men whose business Is mining, not speculating. Among the mines that have been idle, but are being operated again. Including 1 the number of men employed,- are the . following: Dixie Meadows Quartzburg, 40 men; i Highland, Rock Creek, 85 men; Ben Harrison, Cable Cove, SO men; Buckeye, Cracker Creek,' 10 men; Ibex, Ibex, 40 t. men; Last Chance, Cable Cove, 10 men; Imperial, Cable Cove, SO men; Overland, Cable Core, IS men; Gem, Sparta, 28 men; Cougar, Granite, 85 men; Mormon - Hry, fble Cove, ' 30 TOeri; Bald Moun tain, Ibes, 18 men; Chattanooga, Susaa '.Tllle, 10 men; Qphlr, Susanville, 15 men; ' Gold Bug, Susanville, 20 men; Morning, -Greenhorn, 25 men; Equity, Sueianvtlle, .. 20 men; Gold Coin, Gold Hill,. 40 men; Manet. Cracker Creek. 14 me-svrA1 '-""Other properties that are under op "tloriwith deals4 pending are the North Poie. Kureka and Excelsior, In . the Cracker Creek district; the ' Rainbow, .'bonded for 11,050,000, In the Mormon Basin district It is also confidently predicted that the Iron Dyke, on Snake ' rrver, will resume operations . next , spring, giving employment to 200 men. 1 "When it is taken Into consideration "i. -.thaf every underground miner receives . not less than (3.60 per day In wages, and that the product of every mine is just that much added wealth In -the stated the vast importance of the revival In mtalng In eastern Oregon will appeal ' to thinking people. Mining is not like ' merchandising. It Is not simply trad ing. It is bringing, out of the earth Vjust so much' wealth to be added to the prosperity of 'the people whoj do the raw Contin ned Prom Page "One.) FOOTBALL STAR - Frixzell, while in Mexico, spent most " of r his time in Chihuahua, the . state 1 which is now a hotbed ot revolution. HeJ v jell Mexico laei aarcii, - guioa more shortly after obtaining his degree from the Stanford university. Frizaell at tended the University of Oregon for , ,,' two years previous to going tc Stanford and won laurels on the football field. 'At Stanford he played an able game of - rugby. -'v OFFICIAL REPORT ' , V '.' SAYS UPRISING IN '::r. MEXOCA QUELLED I " (Continued Iom Page One.) and by any means they may choose to adopt" -' oH! y.s-:v ' . , . , k Et- Paso, Texas, Nov. 24. Routine government reports that northern Mex ico Is in control pf federal troops, and that the situation is. quiet, continue to arrive here today. . Jt is reported, that 'randsco - Madero, the- revolutionary .leader, has been captured, but this can not be confirmed. " ' '- Delayed reports State that during ths ' fighting at Chihuahua the rebels fired Into a train, killing six soldiers, three women and a baby. The train was ditched. ''i ':t-x:t"'f:r'Y: j - The report mat. : Tom lawton, an American miner,, had been killed at Par- ral - was confirmed today.: Later dea patches indicated that the fighting was i fiercest at Parral, 41, having been killed there and many wounded. v Merchants at Juareg plan to. hold meeting tonight to urge loj-alty, to the government.' . The state and govern ment buildings . at . Juarez. - are under guard Ih anticipation of an. attack. Prominent merchants have been arrest ed on suspicion Of - plotting to over throw the government . ' El Paso. Kov. 24. '-Late reports indi cate that Tarral is again In the hands ,'ot the .erovernment and that the revolu ; tlonists . are dispersed and; hiding In 'the mountains. It is generally be UeveA . that ; the most serious part of the 'uprising is over; Dispatches re ceived this afternoon Indicate that the rebels .did not 'strongly resist the gov. ernmcnt. troops, wjileh were reinforced :from- the nortnern states. Guerilla warfare is expected to con . tinue for weeks. A general feeling of confidence has been restored along the In proportion to 4ts population, Italy .has more theatres than any: other, coun i Masquerade on . skates Oalts rink to-. night . t:.d v.Ln u:;. '..;r.3 cl:r;: -..13 co'2 kinj woianlyfricridjraaygivcsynsj-athy. When a;'mcr:t3 occur, the best natural help and correction is ths safe and vell-tried family remedy 0 ; IS1 4 U liLaJ-s' They correct the result o .errors and remove the Caus$ of suffering. -They have tonic, helpful action on the whole system. " They relieve nervousness, headache, Backache, dispel depression and suffering. . Beecham's Pills give the organs strength, improve bodily conditions -and may be relied upon ' ; -. For Sure Relief : For I amale, Beechare't PilU raapacUOy . - nitable. See inalructioM with each bos. Sold Everrwboro, In kos 10. mwA 23c NEW TODAT Headquarters for Union Avenue Property THB XJEADIHCJ THOBOTrOHTASX OT S46oO Union a r e n u e,x near -' Alns- i worm, wun J story Trame store- building, renting for 12? per moulh. ' Lot 80xS0 feet - ' - :-- 81T.OO0 Union avenue, neaf Burn- eme, "ooxiuo, -witn z goou t room 'houses, Income $60 per month. $18-f00 Union avenue,' corner of . Morns, nsxizu, witn lour nouses, modern. Income $80 per month, leaving 60x60 vacant on the corner. J5OO00 Union avenue comer', near uurneiaa luiiy occnpiea oy story - brick building; income about $300 , , per month, - , r, t . .Near Union Avenue . - SSOOO 90 Knott street, 100 feet east ' JL Ulliuil ?CMUf ' nun IVUI IUUUI . house on rear end renting for 1 10 - per month, Excellent flat site. -. . QODDARD & WIEDRICK '. 843 STAJtX STXLETjT : POO: Profit ct.t na'T snrsT hats ixohst quick Will sell entire block of 16 lots ' In choice 'restricted residence district, cement' walks, Bull' Ron water; adjoin ing lots selling at 1650 to $700 each. Price 64200. ' . ' ' OODOAXn WXESKXCX . Holladay Ave. Property A strip of land 400 'feet long, lying north side of Holladay ave. and south of R. K. track and commencing at the south end of the new bridge over the Snlllvans Gulch, at JlBt st, and run ning east 400 feet Thla land belongs to a nonresident ana nas asked us to sell the same. -. The price fnd terms ars riBiK RK.lil SK12 v. i- wxiis Co., 638 Chamber of Comma re Bldg. firstitless rectory .Site 400 foot deep water front and rrack- age; 26-acres in city Jimits. : r J. S. HUNT 105 West 4th St, Vancouver, Wash. 16 Pec Gent V " ; Net Income East . Side apartment housa ' This is a first class,, gilt-edsre Investment in every way. Will bear closent investiga tion. If you want a snap, don't let this escape. Tou'll , have . to hurry, ss It won't last long. Price only 815,000, cash, balance good terms. .-- . . U. S. BROKERAGE CO. 418 Railway Exchange bldg. Marshall 8753. ; SNAR YOUR CHOICE FOR 00 - Five beautifully located lots on the W-W car, near Reed Insti tute site. -' CO-OPERATIVE REALTY CO. 520 RAILWAY, EXCHANGE Marshall 2248 A-1274 38 'ACRES 'KTwo blocks from courthouse lif HIUL-SBORO This Is a fine PLATTING PROPOSITION , . Price right for quick sale. We ars exrliislve agents. HEUST C. rKtTDHOMCB CO, SOS Spalding Itldfr. Mortgage Loans and Fire Insurance. 1 - J i Notice is liorohy ftlven that the un dersimed, as prs!dT.t of Arlington Bulldinfr assuciation, in pursuance of, reflation of the directors of said cor poration, will, on Wednesday, the 7th day of Decembpr, 1910, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the trout door of the building upon thes premises herein described, sell at auction to the highest and best bid der for cash the quarter block situated on the northwest corner of Alder and West Park streets, more particularly de scribed as lots three and four in block two hundred and sixteen, in the city of Portland. Or, together with the build ings thereon. , ,. . - - TE3K3 OP SAXZ i A certified check' in- the sum of ten thousand dollars ()10,000) drawn . upon Portland bank, payable to the order of the Arlington Building association, must be deposited with the under signed at the time of sale, the balance of the purchase price to be paid in cash upon the tender of a deed of bargain and sale, ", . . , "Abstract of title will be furnished to the purchaser, who will be allowed five 5) days within which to examine and approve the title. - - Should the purchaser fall to pay the balance of the purchase price after the expiration of the period allowed to 'ex amine the . abstract of title, the certi fied check deposited with the president will be retained by the association as liquidated damages, but the purchaser will not be compelled to complete his purchase.- ',", ( . -v Dated at Portland, Or, November 17, 1910. ,& T. COX, President Arlington Building : Assocla- tion. '. : -. 10-Acre:Farm . ON1 RAILROAD. ; WILL TRADE. How would this suit you? ". 10 acres on the Balem Eleo- r. trie railway, about half , way,.; from Portland1 to ' Balem, at West Woodburn, which is 78 minutes' ride from Portland on . the local cars and 40 minutes on the through cars, West 1 Woodburn being the second j, stop. ,, The land Is a rich black loam, the best in the Willamette vaU -'' ley, -for garden and fruit; no ' rock or gravel, and .will grow ; hay,' grain 'and, in. fact, any- . " thing which will groW in Ure- gon. The land lies level, with a,--j beauUful view of Mt Hood. It ' , is all in high state of cultiva- , ' tion,- with a modern bungalow ' - on cement foundation, all rooms - plastered; large porch, etc, on- ; .the land; also a good barn. Price 2000; 6800 cash and the balance 68 per, month. We can. get you 8. 84 -. acres . alongside of this 'place, which has no Improvements on It, but In all In a high state of cultiva- . tion, - ready for garden, for. 11668; 8400 doW and the bal ance 86.6Q per month. , ' We will take a small piece of city property in trade, . If this looks good to iron, - eeme in.- It will cost yoO noth- Ing to go and take a look at it -. RALA'Tl AUKlJillf IJiHU CO., . (05 Corbett Bldg Portland, Or. On Vest Side, Near Willamette V. Heights, . - .f e$450 Eay Terms 10 Down, 2 a Month. - . -v : ' .' - : '. ' . ' ' r" - . - t : . . ;.- T r . r; , United Trust Co. 017 BOARD OF TRADE.1: Phones Mam 9416, A-3188. One of the Finest Homes in the M Hill District Modern 12-room house cbsting .$4(VXK) rurniture ana lurnisnings es timated at , . . . . . :. '. '; ....... 10.UW Corner, 100x100. feet, with east . and south frontage ......... 3QfX0 Toui ..... ' ;;.mooo Is FOR SALE and en be fecwritt RIGHT. Wakefield, Fries & Co. ' 85 FOURTH ST.,: . 'Carey Act" Public Land Opening Tou.are entitled to 160 acres of lrrt ; gated land in the Deschutes valley, - Central Oregon Application Can Be Made ' ' : NOW CEjrraAJC osrooir zBsiaATtov ca. tl railway cixenanga isiu&y foruana. ur, Must Sell This fine aoartment site flOtae 100 ft) the N. W. cor, of 10th end Harrison stft, with 3 houses. 5 minutes' walk to P. O. and Olds, Wort man & Kins; Department store. 1 This property has been placed in our hands to sell.. The one who - bnys this property will make no mistake. For price and terms see JT. Tj. WETJiS CO, 636 Chamber of Commerce Bldf. "fiiortgagcLoansr Henry CPrudhomme Co. 809 EPALSINOr BtflLDrXO' otSOxiO 'in: i i y J. j . t " .. i . l'i'i'i! :i J. J -, 1 l-i rt'nii-r of i i'.i . v Ik ro B;i:ne lj.'.iT.' i 53 1 ;re aviMiuo 6100 1000 8250 eoo 100 15.000 ISO 4D00 2100 S7S 8,001 4,000 800 1.W0 8,500 . : 4.0O0 ':: 800 600 MnrKHn-t O. Wvmnt 1 Tiia 1!. (i-'iien, lot 7 blovii 5 CiU'iord au dition Charles A. Ahnn and wlfa to John Fl.itiiran et si, S ares com in E hue of Sec. 7 X. 1 S. R. 1 E, 1314.9 feet N. of H. E. corner of fail F?c. 7.... Port Tr. Co. to 2. K. Twins, lot 17 b ock i Vll araead Georjre W. Ralston to Western Oregon Tr. Co., E. 66.37 feet of lot 2 Mock 18 Punnvslde. . Charles W. Payne to W. C. North. 114 acres in Bectlon 13 1 own shin l n. TL 1 E T.G. A. Tr. Ca to Floyd Ellyeu, lot 10 block 23 Berkeley..... J. E. Short to D. A. Hart, Jr., et al, lot 8 block 11 Richmond addition ; I.ald Estate Co. to Sarah Ellen Carps Tingle, lot 14, 15, block . 16 Kastmoreland .......... .v, fijalmer L. Sandblast to A. Hsr- vey, lota 16, 17, 18, block 9, Dover ,. .. . . . K. J. Levlnson and 1 wife-- tq M. Monte Bettman et al, lots 11 ; 14, block 10, Goldsmith's- addl tion -' . . it . . ... .V. .-. . . . . Charles G. Strube and wife to A, Sheldon et al., north 42 feet of lot block 2. Oberst .i. . . ,. . , B. M. Lombard and wife to Emit C, Vahl et aL, lots 1, 2, 8. block 6, Havelpck .......... Ladd Estate Co. to David JT. Hllle. lot 15, block 6. Ladd's addition Cornelius Hall and, husband to .-John A. Stoll, lots 4, 6, block 8, Powers, tract ................ Stanley W. Greene' and wife to Arthur L. Downs, lot 13, block 11. Overlook i ............ . H. flamblett and wife to 3. R. . BaUey et al, lots 14, 15, block 22, Falrport C D. Brunn and wife to M. M. Dij, lots 8. 6, block 2. Dlel s . addition D. O. Edmunds to Jennie L. Hen- . lka, 62x92 feet commencing; in, center of Hawthorne arenue 20 -rods' west of east line of Seldon v ' Murray, donation land claim., Gertrude E. Bowe to Francisco Geracl, lot 10, block 5, Treroont Place . 1400 t0 too 6.000 ' MO Portland Realty & Trust Co. to jMciioiaa t$. Kicaerw lOl It, block 8. Laurlwood 7. ....... . V. Pendleton and wife to Nancy A. Swift, lot 19, block 18. Tre mont Park--..,-i--.-ft-S'i . Walter Haynes, administrator, to w. W; urayoeai, lot 12, block 14, Williams Avene-ddltion. . George D. Barton, trustee, and v wife to Charles O. Wallace, lots 9 and 10, block S, Ideal View. . Emma Rose Barker and husband . to Mayme C. Jones et al, lot 10, block 4, South Bunnyslde . . , , . , C, P. Wells to C. S. Aruchi. lots 1 and 8, block 11, Railway addl- r tlOn ,....- ... i . . j, ..'., , ,'. Henry C Proudfoot and. wife to . Ralph Ai Prondfoot. lots 8, ' and 10, block 22, Woodmere ad- dltion . N. v: Merrlfleld and wife to J. E. Johnson, lot 28, block 22, Willamette addlUen .......... Slrene Hue and husband to Ellin ' Moe, lots 1 and 2, block 12, South St. Johns ... s . John A. Hore to WlUiam M. Mar- -, shall, lot 6, block. 17, Railway - addition . . . . , . .. . ... ...... William M. Moelmke and wife to Alanson M. Himes, lot 3, and east 40 feet of lot 2, subdivis ion B "C" Tibbett's addition.. John Brehm andwife to Phtrlpp I Kraick et al. lot 3. block 17, Lincoln' Park .Annex . . ... . . .-. . . T. G. & Tr. Co to Florence E. Inifalls. Jot .. block 4, Ross 'mere "' . -. ... O. M. Hof st eater to D. A. Whit V iy.- lot 11, tWock : ;8, ArictT '."Park No.' ". v.-.iW.. -.' -K. - A. Whitley to, Theodore Kase fwg, lot-' it, block 8. : Arleta " Park NO, 2. v .' ; . f; i ; i , , . . Theodore KaseUere; to Hose El Carenagh', lot 11, block 8, Ar-- leU Park No. 2. ......... ..... Carl a. Tischer and j wife to Fank W. Whalev, lot 4, block ' 6. Arleta Park No. 8. . . ... . i . Eurene V. Pslmer and wife to . Robert S. Bailey, lot 12, block . . 2. subdivision lot "C" in IS. Patton Tract Lewis Jones end wife to Em 11 P. -. Grunert, lots II, 22. 23 and 24, block 1, Boston addition. O. A. Fish and wife to . F. JU. - Ford, lots 11 and 12, block 1. - Terminus addition ........... Henry W, Shreve to Jennie Snreve, lot 12. block , "F," Smith's addition University Land company to H. L. Burdette, lots 12 to 15, block IK, University Park,... Rose City Park association to . Anna B. Wood, lots 14 and. 15, block 117, Rose City Park.... Richard Hoard and wife to John Wlest. lot 3, block t. 2. Good wood . . ............. t ...... . E. W. Redor to Pete Herrlnsrton, "east 41.86 feet of lot 7, block 18, Park View extentlon.. .... Stanley Greene and wife to G. -W. Butterworth, lot 11, block 4f Overtook " i i m Portland Trust Company of Ore- , ?on to Emily Lewellen, lot 3, block 123, Woodstock ........ Title Guarantee & Trust com pany to Sara M. Benedict, lot 4,750 " 275 ISO 100 1,000 .200 1,800 600 260 800 LI 00 .184 LS00 2,600 eoo 800 1.200 2.500 2.830 164 885 e, piock z, aeraeiey 150 LAWYKK S Abstract te Trust Co, room 6 Board of Trade bldg, abstracts, a specialty. ' . PACIFIC Title & Trust Co, ibe loading apstractore. 7 cn. com, grouna floor. ABSTRACTS of title D. Alexander ab etract office. 418 Corbett Ndp. M. 6. WEATHER REPORT There has been a marked decrease In barometric pressure over the Pacific slope within the past 12 hours, and a moderate depression Is now central over northeastern California and Nevada. It has caused heavy rain at Eureka, and heavy snow at Siskiyou, while light rains have fallen at Roseburg, In south ern Idaho, at San Francisco, and at Tatoosh island. Over .Washington, northern Oregon, northern Idaho - and western Montana the weather is unsea sonably cool. freeilnr tenaoeratures hav ing been reported from the interior norm portion or wamungton. - Conditions- ure favorable for occa sional rain tonight and Friday in west ern Washington, in southern Oregon and along: the Oregon coast, and In southern Idaho. ' FORECASTS. Sounds vLlght easterly winds. Rain. -. Strait and Coast-Moderate northeast erly winds. Rain. . Portland and VicinityFalr tonight; Friday probably occasional ndo. Vari able winds. -, -' ..tv Oregon Generally fair north, occa sional rain or snow south portion and alonfr the coast tonight and Friday. Changeable wirids, mostly northeasterly. Washington Occasional rain west, fair east portion tonight and Friday. Northeasterly winds. -- Idaho Fair north, - occasional rain south portion tonight arid Friday. . UNCALLED FOR ANSWERS ' ' Answers to classified advertisements which appeared in The Journal await those possessing certificates for the fol lowing numbers: . A-r 100, 183. 188. 138, 182. 196. ,B-105.121. 156, 183. ,208, 213, 227. 263, 1634, , d-'-m.-lW. 19V 196. 204, 206. 202. "dJiIsiH; 21. 211, 213. 23i E 187, 192, 201. 203. 216. 217. . F 191. 196. 193. . , . ' Q 194, 20S, 209. . , 11193, 206216,218,219. j150, 208. 209, 212. K 18ft 205, 207, 208. 209. L 184. 200.. , , "- " 'M 199, 102, 208. N 191 196, 205. 206. 207,! 801 654. F 19.1. 199. 204. 205. 218, 217. . " R-r-180. 205, 208, 212. ,. S 203, 305. ' , ' T 20S, 213. - V 208. - .-. .. W 153, 186. 818, 316. ' . 169. 103, 204. 207, . ' ' Y 200, 211. I".'' I nn, Ta Cf-f II . ! iir. IS. -r, AVa-sh, 3, and w"ti lUwkintpn,- 140 Wave St. ni trthelia AusUn. 37. Vmtt Arnold, 4:;5 j-;. Ankeny st, and Ktixfibeth nitJv, 22. C. K l,HipfH.l. 1109 E 2JJ SU n, 25, 23. and JDarlow, 22. II. J. Doup Dufur, Or, 3G, and A. II. Bracken. 29. EJwsrd BuchiT. IliUsdale, Or, 34, and Lena Mafrgette, 18. James Holly - Uunton, 162 2d st, 23, ami Maybel FallKuist. 24. Francis Heydon, Falls City, Or, SS, and Anna liauman, 26. William Burback, 889 Borthwick St, 22, and Catherine Link. 22. - H. L. White. Rainier hotel. 25. and Adallne Kovalesky, .22. Ulrica (iantenbein. Cieone. Or JL and Selma SchJunipf, 20. ceortre Meyer. 18 Klnsr street. 83. and Anna Rlchter, 24. Leonard Zangs. 816 Johnson street. zs, ana Atargaret U'tieron, 24. Wedding Invitations- Visltfntf cards, monomm atctleMi-v. Wm. Klumno Co.. 326H Wsshinyton st WKDDING Cards. W. G. Smith A Co WaBhintrton bide- corner of 4th m.nA Wanhinpton streets. DRES3 suits for rent U stea. Unique Tanorlnar Co., 309 Btark st. CLARK K BKOS., florists, fine flowers and floral nffllprnn, ' i Morrison at BIRTHS KLTJG To Mr. and Mrs. Otto King, 611 Carlton st, November 12, a boy. LEWIS To Mr. and Mm. J. C. Lewis, - 1088 MJlwaukle. November 17. a boy. BAITER To Mr. and Mrs. J.-E. Bauer, 650 Tacoma avenue, November 1. a DANTELS To Mr. and Mrs. Creiphton Daniels. 403 Eliza st November .11. a rlrL , k G-UNN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunn. 1015 East Twenty-sixth street 'No vember 17. a girl. DEATHS ERICKSON November 21, at 707 Mis souri avenue. Florence A, KricKson. aged 13 years, 3 months, 12 days, Je- lovea oausnter . or utto nn-ictson oi Ophir, Colo. Remains at Zeller-Byrnes company parlors, 694 Williams avenue. runerai notice later. . :.. WESTERMANN In this city. Novera ber 22. at the family residence. 661 Water street Henry William Wester mann, aged 7 months, 7 days, beloved eon of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Westermann. M'QUILKIN In this city, November 2X . at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. D. Barker, 4333 Orient street Mrs. Klizabeth McQuillan, aged 69 years, .18 days. ADLER Rachel Adler, New Mexico, No vember 16, age 71; paralysis. DAVISCharles Davis, Good Samaritan hospital. November 31, age i convui DAVlS-Gretchen Davis. 742 Overton st. Nnnmlwr 52 nir 22: colltls. SMITIt-Heory Smith, St Vincent's hos pltalt November 22, age 70; ld age. OLLHOLM---Teresa Ullholm, St Vin cent's hospital, November 20, age 34; cancer, or rectum. - HALL Willim HalL 75 East Twenty. eighth st, November 80; age 61; scle rosis. - ' ' ' - : ' ' LB JETJNE In this city. November 21, Lucv Le Jeune. aged 50 years. The remains are at Flnleys parlors. Fu neral notice hereafter. ' MAX M. SMITH, flortat, ISO 6th SU opp. Meier tc Frank's. Main 721a. BUNEttAV NOTICES RmcMreTi At hl late residence. 771 East. Sixth street North, November 11. .lit 0. Robert L. BenneT. aged. 44 years,. 7 months, 21 days. Funeral ser vices will be held at above residence, irrirta-v. November SB. at 1:30 D. m. In terment In Greenwood cemetery. Friends Invited. FUNERAL DIRECTOR?" " n..-iw JP. nsC4a: Undertakers. Modern in every detail. 7th end rin. J . ; - i4 Mala 430. A-4558. Lady assistant J, P, ftNLEY L SON" Third and Madison. Lady attendant Msin I. A-1599. EERCH" The east side undertaker. Lady assistant B-1188. East Ml. East 6th and Alder. . 7 ii . n rv 64 Williams iieiier'Drynes uu. ave.; both phones; lady assistant ewtahllshtnent In city. Most modern EDWARD HOLM AN, undertaker, 229 2d at Lady assistant Main 807. EAST SIDB funeral directors, success or to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. 62. B-253S ERICS0N Undertaking Ca, ' Main Lady ass't. A-Z335. MEETING NOTICES 41 ' WEBFOOT CAM P. NO. 65. Woodmen of the World, meets every Fri day night inW.,0. W. Temple, 128 Eleventh street Air members re quested to be presont visitors welcome. O. F. PHILLIPS. C C A Ij. BARBUR. Clerk. ' THE annual members meeting of Asso ciated Charities for the election of directors and transaction of other Im portant business, will be held at 805 Jefferson st, near 6th st, at o'clcls p. m. Monday, Nov. 28, 1810. ' OREGON Fir Team 5085, Modern Wood men of America, give a dance every Friday evening in ball at 109 2d st Ad mission 60c; extra lady 25c M. W. A., ROSE CITK CAMP Monday, elling-Hirsch bldg., Washington near 10th. Phone Clerk. Main 8894. A-486. R N. A.. Oregon Rose camp, meets Wednesdsy evenings, AHaky hail, 3d and Morrison. - - -' - GENERAL REAL ESTATE v 02 Jos, Buchte"! & Co, SUCCESSORS TO Buchtel & Kerns , REAL ESTATE. , 115 Grand Avenue FOR SALE HOUSES ' 01 A modern and extra well built bunga low of 6 -rooms on first floor and an attic that would finish Into 3 nice rooms; can he had for S2S0O; 3300 cash and easy terms on balance; 60x100 lot nice lawn and joses; on E. 17th st, only 3 blocks fronr car. Avail yourself of this rare opportunity. 4 ' ; h 4 5 Cnas, L. Hunter . " ' 223-25 Board of Trade. ' -m, Bungalow Bargains : $2500 - - ; 4 rooms, modern, good Tiew, 1 blocks north of Hawthorne ave. Terms to suit , ." . ' - - $4000 New modern Sunnyslde bungalow. Corner lot, monthly payments, .. Owner leaving city; must sell cheap. ROSS ENGLISH INVESTMENT CO, 822 Mohswk bldg. Main 1902. ' . . Bungalows ; : :' Bungalows 'r ' . " Bungalows 1 ' ' . ; In an shapes, Rises and at all prices! . F..J. Rosenberg . V The Bungalow Man 629 Lumbermens Bldg. ,t room house, i blocks to Alberta car in rlnc district and near Union ave. Rooms large and well lighted. Easy terms. - . ' , L.Cowing 60S Railway Exchange. Mi Wo Wcu!d To those contemplating bujinff Irving- ton I .' i v v c an 1HVINOTON & rF.ClALISTS. We have nothing but the best, both In duality and price. We are prepared to give you ttio bent bargain? you ever taw. - 7 roomed bunralow. thoromrhly mod ern, furnace, fireplace, oak floors, etc. 7 roorn house, corner lot. beautiful home. Thl! will make excellent invest ment; 16000. 7 room beautiful bnnealow. handsom est buncaJow la Irvlxifcton, 35000. 8 room house, oak and mania floors. bedrock price $7250. , Terms may be had on all of these. ffiVINGTON REALTT COi East 16th and Bra zee. Take Irvlneton Car. For Sale Two me,lern un to date houses on E. 23d between Tillamook and Thompson, f in- lsbea in oak, narawooj hoot, uie oatn room and porch, billiard hall, etc.. at prices - leas than cost of construction; easy terms. , These houses are excep tional oarnains ana oeautiiuny nnisnea: living room 20x30,-dining room 18x20, brana ' new; deferred payments 6 . per cent'-. Bee ,-"'''"",- '. - , ; T. J. LEONARD, Owner, 020 Board of Trade bldg. : Lovely 9 Room Home , ' Nob Hill; everything modern, hard wood 3 floors and you must see this to appreciate the place. . Only 313,000. Beautiful home. 9 rooms, view unob structed, Willamette Heights, every. tning modern and up-to-date. -The best home on , the heights for the price. 37000. Bargain. Square Deaf Realty Co. , 82S Board of Trade Bldg. 6 Room House - Lot 50x100, between Williams and TJn inn BVa v4A 9 O ft A . . , 7 room modern house, close In. strict. fttv avv, 111 - ly moaem in every respect; lot 60x100: . We have all kinds of city and conn try property for sale and for trade. Peper & Baker 4 North 6th st Marshall 254. HOME or investment on easy, terms on nnamooK su; ooudio corner, t pea rooms, sleeolnr porches, extra laree liv. Ing room, beamed ceilings, very finest finish, lawn, roses, trees. - hard surfaced pavements, a rare chance for home or Investment; furnished or unfurnished; on small payments down, balance-to suit at. , per cent., nave tenant wno win lease on basis of . 12 per cent net on amount necessary, ; Call C-2435 or Main 3600 SAYS that I need money, 5 and 7 blocks from cars, near overlook; rooms, modern house, full basement, Sancis. ana-piftie ran in Qinintf room, ookcase, sideboard, Dutch kitohen, 2 sinks, wash trays, lavatory, bath, toilet, wood lift sleeping norch. corner 60x108: 31900, or 60x53, 1600. , Owner. . A-750, Journal." ' ' By Owner X want to sell my home; I am going to California; lot 100x100. i room house, barn and outbuildings, iron fence, 25 fruit tree. Price only 31300. Inquire st postofflce. H. H. Tucker, Gladstone, ur. - - -- . East 13th, near Prescott St, With 3 room cottage, lot 60x100 facing east; rents for 38 per month: all im provements in; IJ3UU: aw cash, bal ance i years, per cent A. J, GANTNER. 408 Henry Bldg 4th and Oak sts. A 5 ROOM bungalow in Sunnvslde.. on corner, only 1 vear old; beam ceiling, Duiu-in Duirei, iirepiace ana an mod em conveniences. The owner Is leaving xown ana must sen. anis is an excel lent home and a bargain. Pownder In vestment :o., as MobawK biar. DEAL with owner and bullderi strictly modern, - well built bungalows;- all sizes, $2000 to $2700, Clock's addition. 'lane sax. book car v roweu vaiiev road, go east 8 blocks. Owner on prem ises. Near Mt Tabor Park. Phone Tabor 842. ' ' . '--"'. - .- .- .... For InveRimentS or homes, SEE . DETSCH & WITWER. . . Specialists in Real Estate For the man of moderate means. BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. - Real Estate Rentals, Insurance. Biggest Snap Here Over 3 lots and small 4 room house. Electric lights, water in. Price $2200. Only 3300 cash, bal. long time. Call 64 H 6th. ' PRICE reduced $20 every day until sold, r Price Nov. 11 $l50r terms 3300 cash and $20 monthly. Lot 40x100, old 5 room house at 118 fi. Grant st. near 40th. See agent at 600 Henry bldg. A- 1103. BUNGALOW 6 room modern, lust built; beet of workmanship; lot 50x100, on E. 46th et. i nioca nouin oj nawinorne. Frlco $3950, Terms, Phone owner. Main 4120. For SafeCheap by Owner 18tn St.. 1'4 blocks from A lhortu ear line. Owner miner nn firm . U'imJ. lawn 1130. TOHACTIVT homes; best east side, Holladay addi tion: 7 to 9 rooms: . Tlnished vlns-ant. Consult W. H Herdman,. C-1866. East $150 Down, $30 Monthly Buys new 6 room house, 60x100 lot. cement walks, furnace, fireplace, fix ture etc Price $3300. ; The one bar gain in Portland. G-2 9 4. Journal.- THIS bargain for $2700 if sold in next 30 days. A modem 5 room house and basement and two big lots, each 62 4 x 100; lots alone worth $2000. Phone Main 2361. Geo. Manges, 349 6th st MODERN new fancy Piedmont 7 room home, everything complete, cor. lOOx 100 with garageby owner. Call even ings or Sundays. 222 Ainsworth. cor. Haight -XT car or St Johns car.. A' SNAP. Owner leaving town; new modern T room bungalow, on East 18th st, $3300; $500 cash, balance easy terms. Osburn JKTOS., 60S MCKSy niag. For, Sale Cheap A 6 room modern bungalow 3 blocks from Arleta car line. Owner must ecu, Woodlawn 1130. $650-$lOO CASH $656$100 dASH. Neat appearing house, 14x18, lot 60x 100, on crest of ridge, beautiful view. 46th and Holgate. Fred W. German, 329 Burnside. Main 2776. ' LOT 60x115, 2 room house, if finished ' can be made a modern 6 room house; close to car, only 3700, 3300 cash, bal. ance monthly. A. J. Gantner, 406 Henry bldg.. 4th and Oak sts. ' 2 BLOCKS CUNTON-KELLT SCHOOL . . & r n AA 1E . , fiiov bwu, Hiuuiiuy, cerner lot 45x100, and 3 room houseeasily con verted Into 6 rooms. Fred W. German, 329 Burnside. Main 2776. TrTTTLD NOW AND SAVE MONET I make building loans. A. G Furlong, contractor, oi .wuuuuw gi commerce. Main 4564. - : ' ' . ;. , IF VOU want a new modern house or bungalow, at nargam .price, easy terms, investigate this. Owner. Wood lawn 1405. M12362vA-!3 84. - GOOD 2 room houne, water and sewer 1 in. lot 6UX100, on AiicniRan ave,; $1400, terms. 308 Swetland bldg. t SMALL house and lot near Mt. Scott car line, itow on easy terms, xcbrR for nfortgage. Room 6, 221 K Morrison 7 H06M furnished house with four lots only $3500. owner. Must sell. Tabor 2353, HOMES and lots, terms to suit 11 3, Mlllatt, Tremont station, Mt Scott car. i fcJUX)Atmoiiern..hoLUje.-iuU. lot,. $U0dr ... part cagn. on iv stn nortu. uwner FOR S.VXE LOTS 10 IN GLADSTONES acres for fjsle cneap. t'nionomrTiw, pnatdlng M.ia;. FOR SALli Lot 5 bxTd o i , , .rTtTTiT r-'Z Grant St., cash $175. Phone C-1103. V t i nw . t 1 O.J U H V bine both n-ai-i F, J, r."'i 1 LALia-.iiiia.r sua!." i,a " finely elevate, 1 l,io. k. ;im . 1 ! v 1 curved street, liiss eciient .vn 1 ,.... . , mnu una BurrouiHiirics. Asptui't I mem, conoietc Sidewalk uni cluster street lights anrt Hit .,- ground works ail In. If soWl w -10 days 12.'0 takes it. on terms. 1 In same bio- 1 now 'selling for li,. H-294, Jourt, !. Katharine Addition Corner 100x100. elose ti car S" 3450 cash, balance to suit '.-- -'-,. A SNAP. A. J. GANTNER, 408 Henry Bldg., 4th and Oak sis. IOU can buy a lot near Rome City i'aV i-'g tor ftso, au aown ona iu er mcni.i.-" graded streets, cement walks and ctirtu Bull Run water, electricity, telephone! building restrictions, - , .... .rrovwent -investment & Trustee Co.. hi 4-518 Board of Trade bldg. Lotsl Lots! Cotsl While they last. 310 down and 119 . BROADSTREET8 EXCHANGE, ' Marshall 8088. ' -'' Lot 60x80, vicinity E. 28th and Broad way, . Terms. . " . - . v. ,' It s' cheap. -' . " J. J. OEDEK. Cor. Grand Ave, and E: Ankenv 350 DOWN, 210 a month buys two of the finest lots at Lents. A Corner. 80x100. Price 3700, . G. L. '.Webb, 411 East Stark st - $630 WAVERLEIGH HEIGHTS I63f ' Close to Clinton Kelly school, J id casb enough said. Fred W. German. BZ9 Burnside. Main 2776. IRVINGTON lot, 2d anU ' Thompson. 3300, less than anything near. Must raise some money. Owner,. 909 Com mercial street FOR SALE Lot on Montavilla carlin. - near 57th st Pricf 3625; easy terms. J. Ambenson. 945 E. Irving. FINE LOT, 60x119. on Marguerite ave.. near Division, 31200. Inquire 706 II Powell st ' 50x150 lot on car Hoe at Lents, $3 SO uHn, i.u terms, it K. Heegle, Iyentn. ACREAGE 57 ' -Acreage MT. SCOTT DISTRICT. -$80 DOWN 310 PER MONTH. - This is all level, cleared, with -. water piped -te each tract 8o car fare, good school near by. Tract ; faces newly inacadamized street; Immediate potiseeston given on payment of 320. This is near the last of acreage bargains available in this close in district Buy acreage now, and you will realize a substantial profit on your ln - vestment as surrounding property Dow platted in lots is selling for a much higher figure. LAMSERT-WHITMER COMPANY. - 70 4th st. "r '"T 404 13. Alder St ' ' A SWELL COUNTRY HOME. tVi Meres 10 miles from Portland on Oregon Electric Railway and Southern racinc witnin 9 minutes walk of depot, all level, In high State of cultivation; bearing orchard, finest of wire fencee, 8 room plastered house, cost $2000. In a neighborhood that is fast building up with swell homes and where property is bound to Increase rapidly. No dead ones coming in, but all live ones. A snap at $4500; half cash. Address er, G-292. Journal. ; !J , 7 - Chickens land Dairy r - 10 acres, all in hih state of cultiva trY Matt IauaI am main wa itaUJ . i a a w v via main otvicu tvuut,T road, 2 acres bearing orchard, acre ansorted berries', acre potatoes; place joining netted $350 acre on berries; 12 miles from Portland, fine open country. Mt, Hood Land uo ; 713 Rothchlld Bldg., 4th ft Washington. 10 Acres $165 Down $165' down and. balance easy terms will handle 10 acres on electric line, close to Portland; one crop will pay for entire tract. 605 Couch bldg. Pacific in. w. development co. 5 ACRES Near Evening Star grange hall, east of Mount Tabor, in high state of cultiva tion; new modem 8 room house, barn and chicken houses; swell home or can ne subdivided, . $8500; ' terms, Osburn Bros., 503 McKay bldg. 9i MILE from electric station. 40 min ute car service, close to hleh and grade schools; soil will grow anything. Old house and good well. Think of it r ITlce siBbo; $400 cash, balance to suit Mt, Hood Land (Jo, 718 Rothehlld Bldg., 4th ft Washington. 165 ACRES 30 miles from Portland. 1 miles from town and R. R. Alt fine new buildings; machinery,and all stock. This tract is a purchase. !.. ueo. North- rup ft -co.. 411 Spalding bldg., city. 12 ACRES 2 under cultivation, house, woodshed and spring, on county road, 1 miles to R, R. station 45 minutes car ride from Portland; $1500, terms. 302 Swetland bldg., cor. 6ih and W'anh. FOR SALE 64 acres near Clackamas station; cow, heifer, chickens, good water, household goods. Price $5000. S. F. Mohr. Clackamas, Or. ' 1400 ACRES, all choice, ztt miles to - R. R. and town; rioe for subdividing: In the heart or tne fruit belt. Geo. Northrup ft Co.. 411 Ppsldlng bldg., city. 37 ACRES fronting on Columbia river and railway between Portland and As toria, $25 ? per acre; terms. F-29?, Journal. - -V - - 1 - " 100 ACRES on Columbia river and rail- way between Portland and Astoria. $15 per acre cash, $18 half cash. P-295, Journal. ' - 160 ACRES with 5,000,000 feet of tlm- ber, 7 miles from Rainier. Apply room , wasningion oiag, 6 ACRES on Sandy road, all In c-ii- tiyatton; very oest or. sou, iiiuw. us burn Bros.. 603 McKay bldg, IN GLADSTONE 3 acres for. U. cheap. Prudhommfe, 908 Spalding bUis, EXCHANGE -RE Al ESTATE Ul IF TOU are interested in Coos county and have property in or close to Port land 1 will give you a good trader R. H. Pownder, 428 Mohawk bldg. : LIST YOUR PROPERTY wTtll t;S. We trade anything, - , , BERREY'S REAt,TT COMPANY. '243 4th St. Marshall 2S28. A-4718. 3, 6 and 10 acre tract, improved, near ' the city, on electric line, to exchange for city property. Provident Investment ft Trustee Co,,. ' 624-526 Board of Trade bldg. TTEXCHANGE - DEPARTMENT. Fine list of real estate for exchange. ,, k NORTHERN TRUST CO.. v',- - - 270 Stark st - WILL trade two large residence lots i-i ban jobs, -cai.. anu acr jenraf k i land for property near Portland K-iiiM, Journal, . FOli SALE chtap, baby vpriKhVpiaini. also folding .crjran nnd elft trio jujin i or "will trade for real estate. lid'j Washington st Phone Main 84 QCC liQ We trade Ti"it juj I.ViTf 1 OLL UO what yon want. PEPLR ft HAKI.r:, 4 N. 6th, bet, ii'irnwlde and A t,v iy you want te sell, buy or n i-.o. Shoemaker. 62J Henry lU 44K6, A-74JI. ' WrE buy, sell or trade for niijii.in value. 417Bnrd Cf Trnd ', T'Wtr.lThuy."" or:trv H. F. Lew. IRIS n.rtt f.f T .. t WyE trade fur anyu.iiiK .anvw us today. 4U Hirv M-I." Ai u i 'jM4-l""t i"i traile fur l"t fr ! XViT'CAN "tr i.t, j . i, UBS. CDii Ki'i i: