THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1911.
livestoc;; a is i
LIBERAL Ul YARDS
JSbpply of Cattle and Sheep, Is
Good but Situation, Gen-
erally Remains Fair. ' ;
Hors..Cattle. Calves. Shsep.
Monday U t 434 . 8 2232
Saturday ;.,
Friday,, ...... S25
s Thursday-,' -j ..i ,185
'Wednesday ... 78 ,
i Tuesday 4. 5.. 810 ,
171
79, 9
114 i 78
37l . . .
Va hollday-
171
28
878
148
.v . . . . ,
-j i. .''ii : . " .
a tThere waii a firm ton In all Wejr'ct
2 livestock toaay owing--o .io yerjr
'applies hera-y.jacker. Thers wu
of heep available for tdOay-jfta.e .
Among th Shippers. ...
Cattle Cyrus Williams, Payette.
Idaho. one.load; T. J Brown, Baker.
Ston. Or., two loads; Ed. Knort, Idaho,
1 two loads; U H. Hewhtt. North Powdr,
Sor.. one load ; C. H. Owen, Blgby, Idaho.
t two loadaK. John Hill. ?
two loads cattle and calves; Monmal
";oisen, Payette, Idaho, one load
'it., Hogs--J. H. Thtrman, Rlgby, T.dah.6,
ti two- loaodsf KIdwell pMweU, Halnw,
" Or. two loads; C. C. ' Day, Lewlston,
i Idaho, oneaoad.n ; ' '
t .. Sheep , and j Umbs-S. G Oxman.
Haines. Ajr, orio ivui, --r
Pilot Rock, Or., two loads; Barnhart,
Ort0aslKllweil& Caswell, North
, Dayton; Waah.. on load show aheep;
V. Dentry. Meppnr, Or., one load."
Lebanon. Or., one load hoga and aheep.
I TToday's rtln of . livestock comparea
Iwltfa (this day In recent years as lol
jow::, , rttia. Sheen.
;in 7 487
it
in
'ni
1I0 M4 48
1 1968 552
l mi ?
180(1 , 650 7 'l7
? A year ago today there was a firm
I ton. In all lines of livestock wth no
I change In prices at the yards.
f Fllowlnif at. official trade-. They
t represent uviuuiu, uvkv"- - "
y oiienng: . " , .
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a. MH .D
U Following is me general
values in effect In the North Portland
yCattle Oram M steers. 18.75 ! best
hay. Bteers, i6.(Bio.(o;
rows, been 5.5o; - fane- BUL;Rr.
83.00(018.70; stags, 13.60; bulls. S,0
14.00.
, moos Best iigni. ra"'7i
88.508.60: heavy, 18.00; stookers and
5 feeders, &.uunpe.uw. ..
$ old wethers. 84.60 4.Jf5; grain fed
i lambs, 8 60; ewes. 84.85 (&4.60. ft
f -AT.vir'.a REt tS SS: ordinary. 87.80:
I poor, i3.uue-ou
HOGS.
I 89 H'
89 hogs
190
242
00 1
88.90
8.7B
8.75
8.74
togs
logs
iogs
' COST $9.05 TODAY
; TO GET OMAHA HOGS
s" South Omaha, Neb., Jan. 2. Cattle.
"1200; market steady. IDo higher; steers.
8S.00 8.80 ; cows and heifers, $4.76
-Vht3800; market 106 higher; ales
mlft&U-. market strong to'lOc
hlghfr; yearlings, $4.76 6.16; wethers,
$3.90(34.15; lambs, $&.856.10; ewes,
$3.0?.0. , ...
' i 1 ' 1
Growers Offered 17c but
Not Sell Some Poor
Goods Moved at 16c.
I,-'
Seventeen cents has been offered for
1910 hops, bot no sales sr. reported by
growern, because they are asking 20o
or more..
some craae Deiwcen amwi
" ported. One of these Is especially sig
nificant of the stmnfcth shown In val
ues. A lot that was a drug on the mar
ket and could not b moved at lOo a
short time ago has just been sold to
another daaler at 16c and lie has been
"offered l6c, but is asking 17c
Old hftps are reported sold at 11c for
4909. and there are reports, out s high
as 11 V4C but nothing over lOftc has
been confirmed. :,
IDAHO STOCKMEN FORM
LARGE ASSOCIATION
"(gpeciai Dlepetca to The Jonrntl.)
Spokane. Wash., Jan. 2. With Rep
resentative Paul Clagston of Idaho re
cently defeated in th gubernatorial
. 'election of that stat as Its' president,
the Northwestern Live Stock associa
tion haw been formed at QrangevUle,
Idaho, through a merger of th North-west
Live Stock association and th In
"land Cmplr Breeders' association. The
.-amalgamation of th two bodla is th
, result of a three days' session held at
Grangeyllle this week,
. 'A resolution war . adopted ' Friday
night asking the railroad companies to
transport shipments of pure ; blooded
live stocK., into the Inland Empire -at
half rates to encqurage the live stock
Industry throughout the northwest, '
v; Says Baloonman Violated Fledge.
"alenv Or;; Jiin. Attorney for th
: pity of -Wpodburn today filed an action
In tU circuit Court for Marlon county
askrng for the forfeiture of, s,.hond -fo
11000. lver by Gilbert" Apiln, a iamdn
. proprietor of that ctty. It is alleged
that Apltn violated th pledge for which
, . he gave bond by selling liquor ttf mln-
pr and io itnen 'intOTlcttted; fry, '
though today Is a legal holiday, the
Woodburn city1 attorney insisted on fll
' ing a complaint atid the service of pro
j ocsai by th sheriff, i ',,
:;!Certified..lVlilk::i''': '
BABV"4. HEXALTH depend! ofl the
?"kinl of; milk ;lt is . given. : , Tak po
-chances, but -order . ' '
. Certified milk rom Clover Hill Farm.
'''"Government itjspectSd.,,1"':. '' . .':
. i Bottled and sealed on th farm.
'j.- Recommended by leading physicians.
Tslephon your orders for dally d un
livery to i .
, ... ... JiAZKWOOQ -CREAM -CO..-""
- -Distributors. v , 1
; Prlvat Exchang 40. A-8001v
.'' Two sessions Oftki rink Voolght- 8e
maaquerade, ! , : . ,
- .V ' : .
mm.
' SIB WEALTH!
Gross Total of .Productions
Estimated to Have Reached j
Over. $187,000,000. ;
a r
.at-
(RprcUl Dlp;.:ch te Tlw Jnmll
Spokne, Wasn. Jan. 2.-Through
Spokane, the ' hub of the Inland Em
pire, wealtn so great that the figures
are staggering has passed during the
year, of 1910:. It Is i roughly estimated
that the combined agricultural, mining
and commercial wealth produced during
the past year In the region embracing
eastern f Washington, northern Idaho,
northeastern' Oregom western Montana
and south British Columbia has reached
the gross total of more, than 11 87,ooo,
000 as against 8188,000,000 for last
ear. Agricultural -. comes first, the
product of farms of the Inland Empire
being worth close to 8135,000,000 . ' as
against about. $127,000,000 . last year.
The wheat crop this year fell off con
siderably owing to a dry summer While
In all other branches of farm Industries
material gains ware mads. Poultry and
live stock Is estimated to have reached
$16,000,000 last year and $18,000,000 this
year. Fruits are valued at $20,000,000
this year as against $19,850,000 a year
ago. Dairy products amount to about
$9,000,000, $1,000,000 more than last
year and other various farm product!
Increased the. wealth of this region by
$2,2(0,000 oyer last year when the total
cam to about $18,250,000.-
Capital invested, output of products
and wages paid laboring men In this ter
ritory amount to $52,000,000 against
$29,000,000 last year." Mineral produc
tions amount to $45,000,000 whll the
wealth from th same sourc a yar
ajto was S4S.000.000. Bank clearings
for Bpokan alone amounted to $240,-
$65,228 and $308,504,814 last year.
BUILD FISHING BOAT
FOR OREGON COAST
rftncrial Dtunateft ta Th Journal, t
Toledo, Or., Jan. 2. Th Modern Xro-
nrovement company of this place la n
gaged In the building of a fishing
schooner. Th boat, which Is 14 foot
beam by 60 feet In length, will b used
for deep sea fishing along th Oregon
coast. It will b equipped with' gas
oline engines and sails. lit Is expected
it will . be completed for fishing this
spring.
Women Who Pay
By Check
find It such a convenience,
saving of time' and safe
guard for funds that they
would not b without a
checking account This
bank affords you ever mod
ern facility and prompt,
courteous service.
Tour account, subject to
check, is invited.
J
Open 8 a. a. to 8O0 p.
BatarOays natU 8 p. m.
Bonds
Investments
Timber lands
McGrath&NeahaosenCo.
TU-M-tJ LEWIS BUILDIWQ,
' POETUUIO, OREGON
The Smile of
Satisfaction
Always accompanies every artlcl pur
chased at our store. Our prices are al
ways th lowest and you get th best
Owing to the large shipment of hard
ware goods Just received we are selling
them almost at coet to make room for!
AVERY &CO.
'AS Third Street ,
ISHOFBB;
Pietro Gianoli Held on Suspi
cion, of Having Killed,
- - Joseph Cooper ,
Ukiah, Cait., Jan. Sv-Fo)lowtng th
finding of a sack of charred human
bones, believed to b those of Joseph
Cooper, an 'aged prospector, Pletr Gia
noli, a neighbor and-crony or cooper,
was arrestdmtodayand Is held in th
Vklah Jail; pending an investigation of
the disappearance of th old miner.
Gianoli s arrest was th culmination t
of a five days' secret investigation by
Sheriff Donahue and Bheriff-elect
Byrnes.;; Cooper was last seen Novem
ber 5 in company with Gianoli, When
the two started for Glanoli's cabin, 20
miles from her on th Torkvyu road.
Ukiah oltlsens ar greatly aroused
over what the authorities allege Is a
murder and searchers today ar going
over th mountains near Glanoli's cabin
In an effort to .locate some bit of evl-
denc that will serve positively to iden
tify the bones as those of Cooper.. Th
bones, which do not make a oomplete
skeleton, ar neing set together. Th
skull is missing, rendering identification
difficult ,
- Gianoli and Cooper lived on adjoin
ing claims. They war supposed to b
on friendly terms. Cooper was unmar
ried. Whan last seen he had 818 In hi
pockets. The sack of bone was found
under a brush pile a short distance from
Glatioli'S cabin.
AMUSEMENTS.
SEATS
SELLING
GOGORZA
Baritone
HeiUg Theatre
Tues., Jan. 3
8:13 P. M,
$9.50, 838-00,
f 1.80, 81.00.
OaL, res. 7 So
OaL, aam. 60
Direction
Sls Steers
Wynn Oomaa
rtk and Taylor lis.
VhoBM Main l and 41138.
TWO rERFORMAKCES TODAT.
Special price New Tear's Matinee. To
night all week, except tomorrow,
the musical comedy success.
Honeymoon Trail
Evenings. $1.60 to 2 Be. Mats., $1 to 26c.
BAKER
TXSATBB
Morrison and 11th.
Hals a, A-8360, Oo. Xk Bakr, Mgr.
Special New Tear's Matinee today, 2:15.
Tonight all week Baker Stock Co., In
By Clyde Fitch, one of th most original
and amusing oomedles written. A dainty
analysis of the fair sex. Nlghtprices,
25c, 60o. 75c; mats., 26c, 60c Wednes
day bargain matinee, 25c.
Next week--"On Parol."
KAQ? , A-Z030
(V 8IAT. STXBT BAT
! JSf 5 V THEATRE "
. zaiUaa Bntkhart In "What Brary Wom
: an Wants" 6 Cycling Auroras, Ernst
; Scharff, th Om Jays, Jones ti Deele;,
, Wevlns Brwood, Jallns Tanan.
10j
UMO,ua0d TaaderUl) Week 9m. 8.
Attraction Extraordinary.
ABDOTJ XAlKASt 8BIHH
8 OTBBB, rBATUBB ACT8 5
Pouplar prices. Curtain 2:80, 7:80, 9.
LYRIC5SM,
vanth and Aider ltrta.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MAT.
EXTRA! EXTRA! AUEBIA CKAXBS,
Th girl from Wyoming, and th Lyrlo
Musical Comedy Company, presenting
"DtLLOir an) xzira zir jcbxioo."
Two performances nightly, 7:45, 2:15;
Matinee dally, 2:45.
Friday night Chorus Qlrls Contest
GRAND
ThePOUR
CHARLES
Week Jan. 2, 1911
Elal XldgUr
do
Hosonaia u
Knntinrton,
Josephine Amelia
y&U ft Battle PeUrs,
Carroll ft Cook,
OBABBASCOrS.
In an Artlstlo
Tisnal
Wovelt
Mat.
(very
ay. 2:30: any seat. 16c.
Ev'g performances at 7 :3ft, and 9:16: bal
cony. l$c; lower floor, 26c box seats. 50o
National Mid-Winter
Sheep and Angora
SHOW
The Finest Exhibit
SHEEP, ANGORA GOATS AND
COLLIE DOGS
Ever shown on the Coast
A fine moving picture show in con
nection giving sheep shearing scenes,
bronco busting, roping wild cattle,
each hour.
KEEP THESE DATES OPEN:
iqn. 4-5-6-7, 1911
At the Armory
' W. H. Daughtrey, President
C Dnniton, Sec. '
"ALOHA
TO
v Hawaiian Islands
rom so BAxr CBinsa.
O th Blw Paarfle and In the Lead, of
rWwers Fimt Personally Can
oaoted Oeaa bovratMi
Trss Portland.,
8 tays at ITanetso
.8 ear a sale sjU tk Ohaear.
T day sa XeMlla aartaff flr
ivai.-
VtJ8 8U ememeBy f" W .
Renlrisaeaa ean a mad to Hartman
A: Thompson. Itankera, . la of oan
salHnr or siekaess mo-n jr w til b r-fund"-"
- 7- - - :"
SAXLft rXBBUABT I, 1SU.
fr Reservations and Full Particalar
- Inqulr of
ItoacB ft Yxoicpcoir. 2kmi
r . ' 818 Wore fadg.
-'. Vlraaea. BUU ABA. aV-aaaa.
SOUTHWEST COUNTIES
E
. Ccntralia, Wash Jan.- 1 A move
ment Is under way by which 10 coun
ties of southwest -Washington ar seek
ing divorce from Plerc county (which
mean Taooma), in the redisricting of
that part for congressional representa
tion. Th counties are Lewis, Chehalis,
Clarke. Klickitat, , Cpwlits, . Clallam,
Thurston, Wahklakuni and , Jefferson.
Invitations have been sent to represen
tative, professional and business men
and legislators of those counties ask
Ing thorn to attend a meeting to b held
OULD DIVORCE PEARC
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL
PORTLAND,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital ........ ... . ....... . . . . . .$1,000,000.00
Stfrplus and Profits 800,000.00
OFFICERS 7
J. C AINSWORTH, Pres. R. V. SCHMEER, Cashier
R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President
A. M. WRIGHT, Assistant Cashier
V W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS
lumbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Capital,
CAPITAL
"This bemfic will remove
bitnh'inij room in
" III IbJsbmm in - -a,--savssBqaijsBjsaas . - r-
nbord corj Wssionston Stpeets.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $350,000,00
Accounts of Banks, Corporations, Firms and Indi
viduals Solicited.
Every courtesy consistent with prudent and con
servative banking extended to our depositors.
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,009
Surplui $750,000
Oldest National
, Rocky
GEORGE W.
Ksnry.Bnnaiar
ronxtn 'ana Oak
Ctmta
BANKERS
Commercial and Savings Accounts and "Banking by Mail" So
licited From Corporations and Individuals. v
Our 18 years of Banklns;
woo will a"iaiy vouoo
4 INTEREST ON TIME
tonight , In the'fiall of the Centralla
Commercial club, and raapnnHes ' re
ceived by Secretary F-afon of the club
and Secretary Barn of th Southwest
Washington Development- association
encourage th organisers to anticipate
an attendance of several hundred,1
Th total population of th 10 coun
ties affected lIt$;464, and If any fur
ther strength Is found necesary to
gain ; the district without- Including
Plerc county It will have to com from
counties east of the mountains.
There ts a strong belief her that al
though th meeting of Monday W this
city Is to be nominally an Invitation af
fair, with a tacit welcome for whoso
ever els may car to attend and 'help
things outi the attendance will nt, b
without a number of politician' f rom
th other wing of the movement -who
Will be, heard from after wedging them
selves In the, meeting1. ' . ,
OREGON
$500,000
$1,000,000
about Jauuai 1 to tS&
tSn Spalding ProSdhi
OREGON
Bank West of the
Mountains
BATES CO.
Branokesi
BS3 wnUatas Ave,
181 BnsseU Strt :
have mad us many friend
ror our Business inierniy , .t
AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
BANK
TTSaewt1! sst-l8ss. fcjfc. Jis 1
Renton coal - la beat. Tfs washed.
roBtg less, burns -best I Truscott
Fuel Co., wholesale agents,' 13th. and
Overton. , Main 65, A-1885. . .
Two sessions Oaks rink tonights See
masquerade. .
In the middle of
the first page of
your New Year!
Book,! write in
big, bold letters
the word
Overbeck &
Cooke Co
V )
Commission Merchants
Stocks, Bonds
Cotton, Cram, tc
316-317 V
Eoard of Trade BuOdlnj
SfemtMr Clifeag BoarS t Traa
Cor? BlBta f t;a a Brr
Cbl, N Ters. Boat. .
W Sav ma m private wtr
oaoMtina Portland -with ta
msUtb sbaaa.
NEW TODAY
OIN!
The
Linn
County
Orchard
Colony
Buy a bond now and get
in on ground floor. Each
bound secured by an indi
vidual mortgage. Every
man can make money.
WRITE for BOOKLET
Linn County
Orchard Colony
ALBANY, OREGON
Mexico
Irn8a TXS golden opportunity of th
ag, la th bst of land, in tracts to
suit, at 88.50 to 10 per nor, on th
asiest Of terms, ,
A few acres planted to bananas, pine
apples, eoooanats, ooffe. onoao, rttobar,
oranges, lemons, grapefruit, tobaooo,
tnxnx oaaa, or even common old corn,
will make you rich.
This land has transportation faollltles
unsurpassed, a healthy and aa"rabl cli
mate, no irrigation, ean b ally eiard
and, planted at small oost, and th cer
tain returns equal tho from a rich
mm.
This country is a powerful magnt for
ma of brains and mony, hno th r
on Heavy investmsnts tner.
OsJl on or write us for further info.
matton. Our next excursion lave rort-
laad January m. join us.
Rabb & Patton
SSS Jjumbernmns Bldg., 6th and Stark.
"Look This Lot Over"
"And See If It Will Do"
One of the most magnificent view!
aires in tne city.
ON THE WEST SIDE.
Just North of Willamette Heights.
$450 TERMS
UNITED TRUST CO.
917 BOARD OF TRADE,
4TH AND OAK.
Phone M-9416, A-3188.V
' Prom 2 to 10 Acre Tracts
Adjoining Rose City Park '
SO UNDER MARKET PRICE
Easy-Tcuus ""mmrrm
OREGON & WASHINGTON
, REALTY CO.
127 Qxamber ot Commerca
WANTED
Acreage farm land ot imrrovel
Portland residence property from
$8000 to $10,000, with some cash, in
exchange for inside business corner,
wesi siae. . ..
E.E.Romi?,310Oa!(St.
1IAKIUAGR LICENSES
J5L
m VLDm Ul fl II H U l IL.C IUHUJ-
and monogtam stationers. ' Washington
bldg.. Washington St., bet 8rd and 4th.
WprlHino- Invitatinns.
visiupb; crai, . roonotnini wn.junory,
Wm. Klumpp Co.. 8SH Washinrton st
t)HES3 suits for rent, all slsea . Unliu
Tallorinir Co. 80i8tarlt sv '
CLABKK BROS., florist, fin flower ,
sna floral designs. - I8t Morrison st.
DEATHS
M'EWEN In this city Dcmber SI. at .
tne residence ot ner son, . . uc,
Ewen, 229 East Forty-ninth stret. Car- ;
ollne Melissa WcEnren. aged 89 years
months and 5 days. Tne remain are at
Finley parlors. Funeral notlc bara-
arter.
MAX M. SMITH, florist 180 Jjh t
opp. Mier at r rsnirs. wain ui - '
FUNERAL NOTICES '
HANKINSON In this city January !.
Rebecca Hankinson. Sited T years. Fu
neral services will b held at Finley s .
Friends Invited. Interment River Vie
cemetery. ...f '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Dunning & McEntee Unr
every deUli.- Ttn ana nn. sum
A-4558. Lady assistant.
Zeller-Brynes Co. iWSK
phones; iaay assistant, am nnira .
KrPllninrni in ciit.
J.'P, FINUY& SONmiV"
Lady attendant, wain .
I rrtAl I Th aaat aid undertaker.
LLnUn Lady assistant B-1888.Kast
781, Fast 8th arid Aiaer.
ERICS0N
Undertaking Co.. Mala
1S. A-8288. Lady ass't
fcAST BIDE funeral directors, succees
sor to V. S. Dunning, Ine. E. 83. B-888S .
fcDWARD HOlMAJC undertaker. 830
3d st- Lady assistant Main MT.
IIEETINO NOTICES
41
M. W. A.. R08B, CIT1 CAMF Monday,
BeUinsr-Hlrsch bldg:. Waahington near
10th. Phone Clrk. Main 8294. A-48 ?!
l S. A., Oregon Rose camp, meets
Wednesday evenings, a usay oaiv sa
nd Morrlxon. r ' .. - -
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title mad by th
Tltl a Trust company, mwu jog
4th and Oak. -'
LAWYER'S Abstract A Trust Co., room
Board of Trade bldg., abstracts a
specialty.
UNION Abstract CO;, 41I-4H Corbett
bldg. Tel. Main 88.
PACIFIC Title A Trust Co., th leading
abstractors. T Ch. Com., ground floor.
UNCALLED FCR ANSWERS
ANSWERS to classified advertisements
which appeared in The Journal await ;
those possessing certificates for th .
following numbers: 4 v
A 247, i8 (2), 284, 270, 277, 278 (8),
648 721 739!
B 10i, 2W. 232. 842,-24B, -27r(8).
6 348 (8), 275. 282. 28S. .
D 241, 245, 24. " "
Bl 180. 208, 247, 275 (8), 288 itY.
F-201, 240, 247, 248 (lh 281.(7).
G 160, 220. 248, 24f 2), 25 0, 254.
266. 265, 2, 289, S33 298 (IS). , ,
li 165 219, 256. 274 (4). 278, ?7I
(18). 557. . ' N .
X 298 (4), 297. 802. f :
3 240, 243 (3). 248 (8), 250' 260, 268
(1K?-242. 847, 285 (6). 268, -275. T,
302, 499. - - . ,
Jj 201. 243, 248. 278 (8), 878,
M 240 (2), 248, 265, 269. 270 (8), ITt.
279 (2). 293. 618.
N 168 (2) 240, 841. 48 l. 246.
248. 278 (2). 276. 376 (4), 887 (7i. 826
(20 238. 240. 24S (S), 144, 287 l), 174. .
"p 24VY2'). 247. 261, 262 (11), 261.
VklVAVU 847 (2). 271.- '
S 240, 243, 244. 246, 264. 268. 272
(1?) 276, 278, 279 (8), 398 (5), 899, 8t8.
T-840. 246, 248 (3). 262, 268 (I), 373.
276 (2). 277, 290. 292, 393, 29& -
V 269 (8, 278 (4), 287. ,
W 240, 860 (8). 276, 882. 187- ().
"Hut, 246. 841 (4). 258. ITC Iti IT.
277.
Z 241, 247, 278, 292, 202. 308.
FOR SALE HOUSES
ei
I HAVE Just completed several -very ,
attractive houses, bungalowa, ana cot
tages, strictly modern, exceptionally ,
well built, fireplaces, large rooms, larg -porchos:
prices 82000 - tV 33700; easy ,
terms; beautiful location. Just south of
Mt. Tabor; building restriction. Clock'
addition, 85th st and FowU Valley
road- Take Mt, Scott ear. Owner on
premise. Phon Tabor 843. .
" TWO BARGAINS. 7 BOOMS KBAIl .
OVERLOOK.
Montana ave., 7 rooms, modernv,fln
lot of rosps, etc.; 12700; 3260 cash. '
Blandena at. 7 rooms, corner Tot,
built In bookoase, writing desk,, tote,
brand nw; 32200: 3500 cash, vacant ;
property 8800. balano 8 years. Fred W. 1
German. 339 Burnald. Main 3776.
Houses! Houses! . Houses!
To settle an estate wit! sell 8 new
4 room houses for $2600; 31100 cash,,
balance easy terms; they ar rented for
130 a month: this 1 a good investment
Call 271 Morrison at, room 63. phon
Marshall
7 Room Modern House
New; will sell at a aacrlflo; IS mfa
utes out; Mt Scott earlin. -Price
33250; worth 34000: tenna ,
f 3. H. TIPTON co.,: , j, .
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For Investments or homes. 6EJ2
" DETTSCH A WITWER.
Specialists In Real Estate
For the man of moderatemeanav
BOARD OF TRADE BLDO.
Real EsUte Rentals, Insurance.
Very -Modern
Home, excellent oak. finish, splendid la-'
ofltion, on Broadway, Irvington, suit doe-
tor, C-l 866. East 373. W. H. Herdman. '
Real Snap
1. lot 40x135, t
6 room house, lot 40x135, 21750, 8100
cash, 310 month. ..Thompson, 094 Esst,
19th st 8.. BL-caf. - rv '
' ! 3250 CABIL x '
Brand nw horn. ,7 room. 2 fir--place,
beautifully finished, clos $n car;
balance 360 per month! prlo $4)00,
Owner. P. O. Box. 847. Portland.
" 2 Lots. 2 fe66ri siiA?ic. 3X60.
Lot cleared,. set out te fruit; wait
shingle very- neat: 3106 rcahi 316
monthly. Fred W.i OernjaniMI Bura-side..'-Main.
2776. ; r: 'v.'-''-'
TWO 4-rootn houftes, lota in tlty.v 13
acres.-Vancouver, trade-or sell; easy
terms. - Room 6. Boggess, I21H .Jklor
riiwn. : ' . ..."":''.."'. ... : .s
t WILL U jr now modern seven-room
house cheao. Call and see. No arnta
need apply. 8424 71st street Bouthesst
Mt. 8cott Mne.
F1R&X cises i room and flnlahwd rrt .
- flat, 18th and East Alder, Inqulr at '
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31 IS.
SALIii00xlOO, 10 r..',m tie,
part castt. Apply to owner, i, , .Nmi,
1165 Halght sf. :;
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