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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 21, 1911. SHADES OF M ARE IIWM District Attorney Believes Him t Still in City,-However; The -Grand Jury Will probably " Bring In Indictment. jrv-NV- Myers- the- mission banker, will v probably be, Indicted by-the grand jury v In connection with the failure of the . Mount Scott: bank at Lents, of 'which : be Js president District Attorney Cam eron is preparing to. place before the s rrand Jury fwhen It meet on Thursday the charge that Myer Accepted depos Its1 In the Mount Scott bank, knowing that It was Insolvent. , u , These deposits are said to' nave been made a day or two before theibank was closed by order of State Pank Examiner -Will Wright This phase -af the Myers manipulations has been under .consider ation by Cameron and the receiver of . the bank tot' some time, but action was held up In the hope that Myers1 would obtain money with which to make good - his obligations to the depositors. -. The charge against Myers In connec lion v with the Italian-American - bank will also be taken up by the grand Jury. ,' An Indictment' In connection will ' be merely. supplementary to the warrant which' has been issued accusing Myers of illegally accepting deposits in this bank. .)..;, There Is little doubt In my mind but " that Myers Is in hiding in the city." said the district attorney today. ' "I v have been informed that he was here on Sun day. Myers could not possibly hop to escape the warrant which has been la : sued. , He has a family and murt take care of It " In doing this he cannot es cape detection." ' Members of the detective department 1 are continuing their search for the banker, but have obtained no clue. He has a number of friends In the city and It is suspected that he is concealed In the home of one of them, the fact that he was not at his own residence at' 681 Gltsan street having been established by the search made yesterday. 5 The shades at the Myers home this morning were dowrr and there was no answer to rings ot the door bell -or tele phone calls. ' ' Successor of , Captain Crowe Is Another of Committee of ! : Fifty's Men. Governor West t this morning an nounced the appointment of M. O. Col lins as member of the- Prt of Port land commission to succeed : Captain Albert Crowe, who has resigned. Mr. Collins is one of six recommended to the governor by the committee of 60, Which, together with other Portland or ganisations, made -recommendations, ' ( v Three- of the members were appointed by Governor West, the -three members of tho old Port qf Portland commis sion having so far failed to qualify. They are W. D. Whetlwright, C. F Adams and J. C. Alnsworth. The gov ; ernor has written each a letter urging him to accept the appointment and un less the appointment is accepted within a week the governor; will feel it -his fluty to appoint others in their places. ? think nr aeeopt the position of. fered by Governor-West," said Mr. Col lins when notified of his appointment Mrs Collins Is manager of , the ' Haw thorne estate, . 4 "V , , "W. IX Wheelwright says no persecu tion .caused the resignation of Captain Crowe from the Port of Portland com , mission. I dare him or the Chamber of Commerce to put Captain Crowe on the stand to prove this," said Judge M. G. Munly today. "Captain Crowe will ; not. I am sure, disclose the names of his persecutors unless Tequlred to on vthe .witness stand.: But I know that then he would tell some astounding Blngfc-pUiiHSweletlevtcfinvef m porsecuuon oi- e-coromerplal-waf The Addition with Charactcjc M. 0. COLLINS ON PORT DF PORTLAND Offers more to the prospective home buildef or the speculative housebuild ' er . than" any ,'residencet addition; ever .put pn in Portlandpaved and parked streets, broad cement sidewalks, "shade trees all over our addition; per- -l feet 'sewer, gas and water systems; I . curb cluster liahts and t large orivate - ', park. ' ; LOTS IN Are $900 an4 op 10 per cent cash, 2 per cent discount, 15" per cent v Location IS minutes horn center of city In most exclusive res!-' dence section of Portland. Take ' Rose City Park, East Ankeny or -Montavilla carlines.'- 1 , - ' MEAD & MURPHY. Sales Agents 22 CORBETT BLDQ. ' ' . , ' PHONES MAIN 1503, A-1515 Head of Bread Trust John V. Gates, the multi-millionaire, who la Said to be backing the Na r tional Bread company, a $30,000, .' OOO trust, which aims to control .; the ballon loaf market of v Nev - York,1 and will have branches In all the largest citieg of the United States. Gates' plans for the new t trust came to light through his in- ability to, purchase i some of the largest .' bread companies in New York, who determined Z to fight x rather than submit to his demands. ' New bakeries ot immense prodnc- - tion belonging to the new concern will open the bread war in New York within a few months. and we shall see that the tacts are dis closed." - ' 1 ; Judge ,Mun1y Insisted In a further statement that Mr. Wheelwright was not acting in good faith. with the governor, Inasmuch as he had accepted a commis sion on the new Port of Portland com mission, and had then been one of the most active to prevent Its becoming op erative.. Judge Munly declalred that "It is a conspiracy to Klernanlse the port of Portland." The committee of SO will take action to lay. bare the. Whole scheme, added Judge Munly. i v In an Interview with a Journal repre. sentatlve at Kalama, Wash., today Cap tain Crowe reiterated that 'the Chamber of ' Commerce had nothing to do with compelling him to resign from the port commission and' added that his ' reason for resigning was because of Wheel wright and Alnsworth,' who refused to serve with him, or to serve at all on the commission if he did not resign. Judge Munly said that Captain Crowe's insurance business had been threatened end that in other .ways his personal In terests were, menaced if he perslpted in keeping the governor's appointment 1 - Judge Munly also, on behalf of the committee of SO, charged the Chamber of Commerce with having violated an agreement made with the committee. He said that W. B. Ayer, Henry Ladd Cor bett and Dr.' Andrew C Smith had con ferred with the committee as represen tatives of the chamber and said that the old : port commission, of which C. -F. Swlgert is president, would all resign, provided the governor were permitted to elect their successors, Instead of put ting them on an elective basis as the new port law proposed. - " , COVE, OR., MAY HOLD . CHERRY FAIR IN JULY .Cove, Or March tlv At a meeting held here business jwen and fruitgrow ers of Cove, steps were taken toward the organisation bf ' a commercial elub, for the purpose of advertising end Im proving Cove and Us vicinity. Tempor ary, officers were elected, and a com mittee on constitution was appointed. It Is probable that action will be taken by this body, when organized, towards holding a- cherry show here this summer. This would be during the, first part of July, and as a sane and safe substitute for the old time yQlorlnuBJoiirth,w - its success -la. as sured. ' j A - ArttCTaWant3Asbuimgjj"esulti' l!?!9riffM Ft -S3 m BUILDING PERMITS. Fidelity .Trus't CoM erect two , story frame dwelling, Weldler street DMwe,n Twenty-ninth and Thirty-first, bujlder H. B. Stout; 12760. ' j ' W. R. Armstrong, repair one story frame show, 861 Washington street be tween Park and West Park, builder, A. J. Berg; $1800.: " . , U ? Omar C." Spencer, repair one story frame dwelling; ,735 East , Main- treet between Twenty -third and,. Twentieth, builder same; $450, ,. 'T. O. Anderson, erect one story frame dwelling, Seventy-first street between Base Line road and Majteson avenue, builder same; $2000. --'r:- - .";. Fidelity Trust, Co., erect two-story frame dwellrng. Weldler .street between East Twenty-ninth and : Thirty-first, builder H. B. Stout; $2760. - , Fidelity Trust C6;, erect two 'story frame dwelling. Weldler .street .between East Twonty-ujnth and . Thirty-first, builder M. B. Stout: $2760.; h ;: i Fidelity Trust Co., erect two story frame dwelling. Weldler street between East Twenty-nihtW and Thirty-first builder IL B. Stout j 42760. v, F. B. UolbrooK. erect two story frame dwelling, East Thirtieth street,, between Alnsworth and Klggan;. builder, Aj B. W.-B. SUrr erect one Story frame garage, 177 East Seventeenth slree be tween Belmont and Yamhill, builder ,W. Ruramlnfleld; $100. . - - - - Oowan Ide. Trust Co., erect one story frame dwelling. East Twentieth street between Clinton had Taggart, builder J. a Desbrow; $1850. t . ' A. H. Robertson, erect one story frame dwelling, corner East Thirty-third .street between olman and Thirty-fourth, builder same; $76. ; . 1 1 W J. Williams, repair one . story frame dwelling. 620 East Thlrtyelgbth street - between Clinton and Taggart, builder (3, W. Priest; $50. . ' George Spady; repair one story frame dwelling,' 842 . East Fourteenth street between Shaver and Failing, . builder same; $140. , - T. A. Sutherland, erect two story frame dwelling, Hawthorne avenue be tween Fifty-second and Euolld avenue, hullder U V. riotvr S2400. t ' F. F. Janacka, erect pne storv frame garage. East Thirteenth street oetween Madison and Hawthorne, builder-' F. Koschnitzky; $200. , r'I - " Oowan Ide. . Trust Co.. erect one story frame dwelling, East Twentieth street between Clinton and Taggart, builder J. D. Desbrose: 81860. ' i ' Gowan Jde. Trust Co.. erect one story rrame dwelling, Kast Twenuetn street between Clinton and Taggart, builder J. D.-Desbrose; 11360. " . v , Gowan Ide. Trust Co., erect one "story frame dwelling. East Twentieth street between Clinton and Taggart, builder J. P. Desbrose; , $1860. y ---'---- John E. Haney, erect one story frame garage, 171 Cherry street between Cros oy and Margin, builder same; $450. , . J. Yeon. repair fifteenth story con crete building. Fifth street between Al der and Washington, builder John Bing ham; $1000. .;..';.;'. , ' r.i- . " ''''' A. S. Patterson, erect one story frame dwelling. East Forty-flrSt street be tween Clay and Stephens, builder same; $1800. vt,y,. - HhW. Corbett estate, erect- one stowr frame store. Pine street between Sixth and Seventh, builder United Engineering and Construction Co.; $13,000.- ; -' Ben Berger, repair two story, frame dwelling, 438 East Ee'venteenth street corner .Tillamook, builder W. K. Moore; 8160. " : ' A. N. Nelson, erect one story -frame aweinng, Kast Bixty-rourtn street oe tween Siskiyou and Klickitat, builder W. K. Moore; $1800. Thomas Wilklns, - erect one story frame dwelling. East Fifty-seventh street between Hillorest and Alameda, builder same; 8150. I M. & D. Harrington, repair three story brick building, Sixth street between Davis and Everett, builder N. A. Wal ker; 8800. , John Downing, repair one story frame dwelling, 803 East lourteentb street between Failing and Beach; builder, W. B. McComby, erect one story frame dwelling, 41 Jessup street, between Pat ton avenue and Concord; builder, same; Fannie . Harrison, erect twO story rrame aweumg. Aim street between East Eighty-eighth and Eighty-seventh; builder, E. R.Ving; 81900. D. W. Wharton,' erect one story frame dwelling,- East Seventieth street be tween Whitman avenue and Fifty-fifth avenue; Dunaer, same; iieuu. . -' B. M. Lombard, repair two etory frame dwelling, 800 Hancock street, be tween East Twenty-fifth arid Twenty sixth: builder. Thomas Mulr: 8160. " I. White, repair two story brick store and storage 78 Front street, between Oak and Pine; builder, Thomas Mulr; $160. , , J. Flmer Nelson, erect one. story frame dwelling. East Sixty-eighth street, be tween Bunujr noHa ana iremoni; DUiia er. Oliver O. Clossett: 81600. E. J. Jaeger, erect one story frame Jarage, 487 East Eighteenth street, be ween Thompson and Tillamook; build er. A. A. Arend: 8800. - -Mrs, Tribow, erect two "story frame gwetiing, tieimoni street, oetween Kast Forty-second and Forty-thirds builder, G. Shipley; $2600. . . . William Goetten, erect two story frames dwelling. Nnf th.it i-nmo. Eleventh , andv Blsmark; builder same;. William Ludwig, erect one story rrame aweumg, waiKer street. Detween Portsmouth and Haxter; builder, Beaux Arts Rutldin oomoanV! 83B0O. I Miss Marie. Erickson, erect two story frame dwelling, East Morrison street, oeiween - i weniy-rourtn - ana Twenty fifth; builder, Pont A Way; $2800. Frank F. Fowler: repair one stonr frame dwelling, East Thirty-second street,:-oetween summer ana Emerson; builder, same; $160. . v A. M. Lull, repair one stery frame dwellinav-8910 fifty-first avenue, be tween East Sixty-eighth and- Seventieth builder, same; $100., 8. Golden, erect ' one story , frame dwelling, Sherrett street, between East Ninth and Eleventh; builder, same; $1250. , ' R. E. Brown, erect bne story frame dwelling,' Bryant street, between East Sixteenth and; Seventeenth; builder, same; $1000, -' .. ' William H, Luckey, erect two story frame dwelling. 1284 tlnooln street, be tween jast Forty-fourth and Fotty flfth; builder, Hansen Bros.; $2000 ' -WilHam-KL, Luckey, erect two story frame dwelling, 1290 Lincoln street, be tween East Forty-fourth and Forty fifth; builder Hansen Bros.; $1800. J. J. Richardson, .repair one story frame dwelling 128 East Twenty-ninth street between Gleason and Hoyt; build er, same; $660. Hansen Bros.." erect One story' frame dwelling. Fifth-fourth avenue, between Seventy-fourth and Seventy-fifth; build er, same; 81800.V . M. A. King, erect one story frame storage, WestAnna street between Lombard and Willis boulevard: builder, same; $65. J. C. Mann; erect one story frame garage, East Seventeenth street be tween Schuyler and Broadway; builder, A. B. Roper; 8260. , , . . Edward Misener, ercet . two , etory frame dwelling, East Twentieth street, between Stanton Jtod- Siskiyou; builder, C W. Donald; $8600. .Yi-- .--.v C. . L, vBeaverereot two story frame dwelling. . East Fortieth street; between Brasee artd Knott; builder, same; 82800. C. E. Hadley, ercpt two Story frame awelllng. East Flfty-ninth , street, Tbe! tween Stanton and. Siskiyou; builder, E. J. Gardener; J2000. - Y ' .4 ' " R. Si Oglble,-erect two story frame Jwelllng.489; East Hoyt street, be tween Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth; build er, same; 8260. ,;;-;, . ' T . - George : W. Lowe, rensir one story frame dwelling, 1120 Michigan avenue, between Brainard and Emerson; build er. ' same; $100. . W. E, Kernan, repair two story brick store and rooms. Third street, be- Anna S. Warren, repair-three 'story brick store end rooms, 27$ Third street John .C.. Dement repair two story frame dwelling.' 76l East Twenty-flrst street between Bismarck and Frankfort: bunder, W, H. Well; $600. - frame dwHllnr. 174i between Willie boulevard and Houghton; builder. A. J. Bowmam linn . r ' f ram ra ere South-east corner King ?",'L;7to-n! ' bu,w,r ana- & HOMER JAMISON; IS LI (Special Dlspttch to Ite Jonnitll . University of Oregon, Eugene. Or. March 21. 1011. At a meeting of the basket ball team held last night Homer B. Jamison, of Portland, was elected to succeed himself as captain of the var sity rive for the. coming season , or 1911-12. , Jamison has played two years as forward on the team. Ue is Oregan's highest field point winner and was thin year chdsen In all selections as , All North west : forward. He Is k varsity and All Northwest baseball player hold ing down the Initial sack for the lemon 'yellow nine, t Jamison, also, is a member of the varsity , football team playing in the position of left end as a team mate with "Brick Michael. He Is a junior In 'the department of pre-medlo, aftd a member of the Sigma Chi Fra- ternlty.-r-rrg-;-,i ;- ?-v---; -.-r-r 'The prospects for a winning team for next: season are. unusually bright All five of the varsity team will be in college besides all the members of the second squad. : The varsity - men who will return are Jamison (F), Walker (F). Slmms (G), and Elliott (G). Ore gon this ' year landed secpnd In the champlonshlD - raoe being defeated by the .Vhtveraity of Washington for the championship. - WASHINGTON COUNTY. " ; LEAGUE'S SCHEDULE Forest Grove, Or March 21. The Washington) County Baseball league bas arranged the schedule of games that will be played this season by the four teams that are now In the league, HUlHboro Forest Grove. Banks and Cornelius, as follows: April 10. Cornelius at Hills- boro, Banks at Forest Grove; May T, HlUsboro at Banks, forest Grove at Cornelius; May . 14, Forest Grove ' at HlUsboro, Banks at Cornelius; May 21, Cornelius at Forest Grove; June 4, For est Grove at Banks, ' HlUsboro at Cor nelius; June 11, Cornelius at HlUsboro. Banks at Forest GroveJune 18, Hills bore at Banks, Forest Grove at Cor nelius; June 16, Forest Grove at HlUs boro, Banks at Cornelius; July J, Cor nellus at Banks, HlUsboro at Forest Grove; July 4, Banks at HlUsboro,. Cert nellus at Forest Grove; July 9, Forest Grove at Banks, Hilisboro at CorneUus; July U, Cornelius at HlUsboro, Banks at Forest arove; July 28, Hilisboro, at Banks. Forest Grove at Cornelius; July 30, Forest. Orove at HlUsboro, Banks at Corenllus: ; August 6. Cornelius at Banks. HlUsboro at Forest Grove; Aa gust 1$. Banks at HlUsboro, Cornelius at Forest Grove; August JO, Forest Grove at Banks, Hilisboro at Cornelius; August 27, Cornelius at HlUsboro, Banks at Forest Orove; September 3, HlUsboro at Banks, Forest Grove at Cornelius, , Got Lee on Frisco Card. Ban Francisco, March 21. With George ' Klrkwood, the 122 pound St Louis pugilist and. Marty Kane or Chi cago, matched as the topllners, fight fans wlu be orrerea an eveniy Daiancea card at Dreamland next Friday night In the preliminaries Eddie Campl will clash with Jimmy Fox, and Guy Lee of Portland will swap swats wjth "Bub bles" Robinson, the. Los Angeles col ored boxer. : Angel Squad on Grounds. Los Angeles, March 1L Twenty-two members of the Los Angeles baseball squad, Including Captain Dillon, dis ported on the new Washington street grounds here, today, fresh from their two. weeks' stay at Murietta springs. 1 Kelljr to Fight McKennon. v " (SDeclal Dimtcli t The lournil.) Chioaso. March 21. Hugo Kelly will tonight try to use Bill McKennon as a stepping atone to the middleweight championship. Confident of victory over McKennon, Kelly has signed to meet Frank Klaus and Jack Dillon, and if be wins these battles he will seek matches with Sam Langford and BUly Papke for me. una . -,. j- " - McFarland Peppers Jlan. Oswego. N. Y March 21. Billy Ryan of Syracuse Is sure1 here, today that be earned the short end in his bout with Packy McFarland of Chicago last night Ryan, was literally beaten to a pulp br the stockyaras"; tighter and his seconds threw up the sponge In the fourth round to save mm from a knock out' '., r:" :.:;; r ,:- I M.ISM1 S " Attoll to Meet Frankle Borns, V.a. VnrV frph 1 Ab Atfnll. tha ruthmMirni cnamnion. ana HTuniii Burns of Jersey City will hook up for 1ft rminria Marrh II. Tbv have arreed upon 118 poundages ' the ringside weignt . . -. ... -: ': r. Thompson irLaaghed At, loago, March 21 That ."Cyclone" Johnny Thompson really believes he is a legitimate middleweight champion ihnan her today when he de manded a guarantee of $5000 or $5 per cent of the gate receipts 10 meet an "unpicked man," presumably Papke, "In Milwaukee or Kansas City. The pro moter laugnea at inompson s aemana. Great Highway Planned for Iowa. Fort Dodge. Iowa, March 81, Plans to construct a great highway across the northern part of lswa,toTSonneet sl6ux City, on the Missouri river, with Du buque, on the Mississippi river, were discussed here today at a meeting of the executive officers and directors of the Hawkeye Highway improvement asso ciation. Natura Medi cating "Rectal "Dilator For Relief of Piles, Nervous ness Tali aoollanc It admitted br , those com- nafant to ludaa t be tb craateat aSranra mda in 'raan In tba iueceaaful traatmant et Bctl troubla.-' It eombtoer affectively Uia priwule aiianoa. ana BMClcatlon. Tha dilator caaaM bo dlsoomforti in thi ethw Bind. It aapports the idimcIm far sucb a way tn ctuki irmi raucr. na Baal ins ointment secretad by the dlUtor la ap plied directly to the affected parta, and ra- Biotm au miunnmnaon ana aonncai. Tnoaa mutt mo f tsrotue oonanpa tk)V and the teaaitiaf narroiflbcia but obtain oiiles ana pnnnnt yrtuel by asli if too have found it anocaaarr aa rmmtr tn drnrt for tbla oomclalnt. trr tka. Natnra traatmani. .SJiilaxpaxknceaUUiBUtU-te- Ull uiHMJliru, , for aale at all Bellable Draariita Write now for full particular, to " , THS KATtraA CO., BuMrior 81dg, - Clawlaao, Ohio. ( J. H, XUQLiJT, SVa II, Seal fort as. Cat BASKETBALL EADER 1 DUIIIKDEIIIDS f C ALVAllY LI II E Will Call for. Revocation of Its Franchise Unless it Is Be gun at Once.: r -'7 "It is Mrh tlm tha TTnltful Ralliravs company should be compelled to comply WUh the terms Of Us franchise and build an electrio line to Mount Calvary. 1 I shall introduce a resolution in the city council calling upon that body to revoke the entire franchise obtained by the company unless the Mount Calvary line is oegun immeaiateiy." 1 't. Councilman G. D. Dunning thus deliv ered himself yesterday afternoon at tbe City .Btrt iU-i-.. The compartr was to have completed a line of track to Mount Calvary more than a year ago- continued the council man. "It failed to do so on time, and applied for an extension. The council granted an extension of one year and a further extension of 10 days, and sUU there has been no effort on- tha cart of the present holder of the franchise to comply with Its provisions. Tt ls-posslble that the Oregon Eleo- trle company, which took over the fran chise of the United Railways, believes that It la ot liable to perform the work the latter company should have done un der the franchise. If so, the Oregon Electrio Is nadly mistaken. The city council has power to revoke its fran chise on all city streets, and I shall ask for such revocation unless the holder of the franchise makes haste to construct the Mount Calvary line.; . - 'rr------ Conferences are still ' continuing at Calgary, Alberta, between . the mine ownera and the workers In the mines. The open shop is the principal point In dispute. . " ' I ' . ' I' , ' 'S3 BEAUTY SPECIALISTS PRAISE THIS SHAMPOO "The best inexpensive shampoo known to beauty specialists," writes Mae Mar tyn in the Baltimore. News, and herself an authority on beauty topics, "is made from canthrox, which is so delightful to use that home shampooing becomes a pleasure to every woman. "It takes only a teaspoonful of eon' thror In a cup of hot water to make the best shampoo imaginable. It lathers and cleanses as no other shampoo will and rinses off easily without a trace of stickiness. It makes the hair dry In a' few minutes, and leaves It soft, fluffy and lustrous. For removing dandruff and Itching of the scalp there is nothing to equal it r "Soap and egg shampoo preparations are dying out and are seldom used. The alkali In soap deadens the hair, caus ing It to become brittle, dull and fall out This canthrox shampoo will have tne approval or every woman who de sires beautiful, silky, lustrous hair- NEW TODAY Colonists and Home Seekers If you want a fine home, here Is ' one for you: , 1 0T acres 4 miles from, the best town in the Wil lamette valley, on main county road, R. R. station on the place All high grade land. Good Im provements. Will subdivide to good advantage. Small family or chard. About 36o6 worth of per sonal property goes with plaoe. Prices and terms on application. 14 acres in the city limits of Tillamook, adjointng the P. R. 4 N. Ry terminals; on county road. Fine subdivision proposi tion. More than double investor's money In one year. This Is a - snap. Portland Investment and Realty Co. m TEOI BXJ0 New room modern bunralow. Tot to xlOO and handy to Ookley Green Gram mar scnooi ana jenerson nigh echool, ?:ood car service, a fine home, reoep lon hall 7x8, front room Ixl4, beau tiful fireplace, dining room, 12Hxl3; window seat, paneled wall, beamed ceil ings, kitchen with wood lift and en closed tank, pantry with cupboards, shelving, bins, sink and fine cooling system, back borch screened and door to basement, i bedrooms and bath on first floor, Imitation tile walls, first class bath fixtures; one bedroom on seoond , floor, basement with cement floor, wash tryivi full sited screens to all windows, all walls tinted, lawn es tablished, cement walks around house, shade trees-set, cement walk and curb on street, line, parking seeded, etc. This is near ration ave ana Jessup st, and for auick sale 13JS0. with noon ia.h balance terms, party buying acreage TBB KAW-naX COMPACT, ' : 101 Fourth st . :: Main 15 A-SS00 - BUT 036B OP TITESE AND SATE ;i '' - -j-.--:.' BCVT ... 917005 rooms, full lot 92150- S rooms, modern. - f 25005 rooms, rooaern; fireplace; new. . . 270O rooms, modern; fireplace; $2750oUrooaiirjnoUrni'irepraee." fw casn, montnty, payments any 2200 Easy terms, 6 per cent. ' J ONUS A SHAW ' Phone Main 2C89, 308 Board of Trade. NEW TODAY EVERYBODY CANNOT GO INTO ... CRANBERRY GROWING FOR THE REASON THAT THE AVAILABLE LAND IS , VERY LIMITED. r Wild Cranbcrrici - have been picked profitably for years on the llwaco, Cranberry , , Bogs Set to Cape Cod Cranberries, these ' bogs are paying $400 to $800 net per acre per year. It is one of the few proven Cranberry districts. The market for high grade - Cranberries is increasing every year. We are the largest Investors and planters in this district We want our Cranberry Selling As sociation to be as large as pos sible, and therefore have placed on sale some A-l cranberry land adjoining our own plantings. - Come in and see proof of Cran berry acreage that averages over $1000 per acre in this district TBen see the land for youfself. Marshall 717, A-7229. H. L. 8. D. lieitschmidt 411 Lewis Bid?., 4th and Oak Sts. Portland, Or. WEST SIDE LOTS SO x lOO $2O0 TO $400 EASY TERMS. 51 CAR FARE. Rl?ht near carline. Short ride from business center. Established neiehborhood. Good water. As an investment these lots will prove a most profitable one. If you are seeiang a-' quiet and neaitny place for a home these lots will appeal to ydu. Take United Railways car. tret off at Wfutwood Court Agent there, ur can on Shepard, Mills & Rogers 214-215 Board of Trade Bldg. Mam 6659. A-4710 OLMSTED AN IDEAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT Healthy elevation. Good car service. Modern improvements. Prices reasonable. Terms. - - There are fust a fewlots left in this addition; don't let this op portunity go by. The West SideCo. SOLE AGENTS. Madison Bldg., 3rd and Madison. -Marshall 880, A-4747, The Very Best Investment $45,000. Good Income property, in the very best block on Grand avenue; win net t per cent; never offered before. 11 -Room Flat 1 . Williams ave.. near Alberta st: new and modern, up-to-date in every way; price 7800,. termV Phone East 311. M'Gowcn & Pennineton .... oom Haaly Bldg a. Mor.and arena. PARK List Your City Property and,Acrcag& WITH THE ' PORTLAND INVESTMFNT , AND REALTY CO. , 111 Teon bldg. It has the buyers. - KEY TODAY SURE incor.iE i - . . , ... i .:..,. , . . . PRODUCER IN ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, 140 acres class A soil in ; famous apple and pear district: Six miles from Medford, 1 mile from R, R. sta tion. Sixty acres highly cultivated, 37 acres planted to high-grade fruit, . apples, pears, peaches and apricots, from 2 to 12 years old; 12 acres in full bearing. Water right worth $5000, new house and bant, team, wagon and - farm implements. Will bear closest investigation. , Price $40,000; $10,000v cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent Will take income bearing : PortIaa property in part (aymeiit;:. i.:;: C T. PRALL Board of Trad 1 C 50x100 Lots On West Side. Graded streets and city water. Only three blocks from street car. Have a fine view. Terms very easy. Call and see us about them quick. KEASEY uuIIASOPJErTOlYi l TTBSaaTBaaagT'i Mara. 1189. - A-7030 Cook&Taylor's Specials; Modern Apartments $47.000 Five minuter walk from postoffice; 20 fine suites; steam heat; electric . elevator,- Part cash, balance : to-' suit . . . Furnished Apartments ' $10,50014 net Ten blocks from postoffict; fin pUmo Included. ( '' 1 y ,!? '.'f'j pBaMaasaBMB: f ' 'f ( :$' "'l COOK & TAYLOR 403-3-4-5 Xwts hlig., 4th and Oak sts. liomeseekers Attention Farm Uiiderpriced 17 acres of first class land, 'ever cleared and la crop, runninf water, food barn, an fenced. Located about 5 miles from Portland, J S per acre on vary liberal terms. Someone will Set a snap here, XAnd must be seen be appreciated. - A W t amhort fn II Hl iaUIIIUill VVt . 404 East Alder Street ' " CHOICE BUYS WEST SIDE fi7500 -1m Wfli elaasj V- c income property; well located; I blocks north ef Waahtnctoni in a district with bif future. This la one of the beet- buys In this district Call and let ue ahow you. $18,500 3 SPJSST: sao.sooss: merit house, This property is very close : in and will be worth three times the price that we are aakinr for it today in less than 10 years. Come In and let us show you and yon he the ludsa. M. L UL 411 Corhctt RH , r o- Ricr Success in Almnnrls ana tcicKens Almond trees -are producing heavy crops yearly at Sundale, on the north bank of the Columbia,, So great is the demand for almonds that -1 J, 000,00 9 pounds are being Imported annually against a cents a pound duty. This maken a mnA ititrkM fr Hnnilala al. ' monds. Pests don't bother and nuts are: easily harvested. Chickens and chicken feed do splendidly In an' almond er chard. . The same oltmate suits both. - 407 Wells rarge Building. "CARY ACT" li IRRIGATED PUBLIC LAND OPEflNG - YOU ARC CHTITIE0 TOPtUtON 160 ACittS OT I RICATM UNO. . APPUCATHX CAN It HAOC NOW lis y xx. stidg rortlaao, Or. 5C0JchnI-r SOI If."-