THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1911.
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BORAH BELIEVES
DIRECT ELECTION
MEASURE SSAFE
N Senator Says That Resolution
Providing for Naming of
Solons by People Certain to
Pass.
(United Press lwA Wlr.
Washington, Dec. 25. Senator Borah,
manager on- the part of the senate of
the conference on the resolution provid
ing for a constitutional amendment for
the popular election of senators, said
today that he believed the two houses
would come to an agreement and the
resolution be adopted during this ses
sion. This resolution Was passed by
both the senate and the house during
the extra session and Is now In confer
ence with a difference between the two
houses that Is vital.
a form that gives the states complete j
control of the elections at which sena- '
tors are chosen.
The resolution was reported to the
senate from the Judiciary committee in
the bum form, but In the senate the
Brlstow amendment was added which
gives congress the right to amend the
state regulation whenever it sees fit.
The question is to be taken up for
serious consideration following the holi
days. , Mr. Borah said this afternoon
he believed a compromise would be
reached that would be satisfactory to
both houses and result In the adoption
of the resolution and the submission
Of the proposed amendment to the vari
ous states for ratification.
The Democrats have refused to give
congress power to Interfere. That
power now exists with regard to the
election of representatives. Senator
Borah points Out that . congress has
never exercised It since the reconstruc
tion days. lie does not think the fears
of the southern Democrats are Justified,
but his sincere desire for a popular elec
tion amendment is such that he Is will
ing to yield to the house if he can per
suade his fellow conferees to do like
vise. This is a question that must bo
settled by the present congress while
the resolution is In its pres-nt legislative
shape and Mr. Borah will devote his
energies to bringing the conferees to
gether. Ho Is quite optimistic over the
probability of a successful outcome.
AMERICANS HELD
Murders and Robberies
Paris Committed by Well
Organized Gang.
in
Paris, Dec. 25. Working upon the
theory that an organized band of Ameri
cans Is responsible for the crime. ware
that Is sweeping Paris, Police Prefect
Lelplne today launched the most dras
tic campaign against lawlessness of
recent years to round up the ringlead
ers. While the search for the culprits Is
being conducted with great secrecy, it I
has become known that secret service I
agents of the French government are
cooperating with the municipal police :
In an endeavor to run down the crlm- j
inalg.
That American brains planned and
American criminals carried out the mur
der and robbery of approximately $50.
000 from a bank clerk In the heart of
the French capital on Thursday and
the robbery of Jewels at first report
ed to be worth $50,000, from the corpse
of Mile. Tantolme in a tomb in Perela
Chalss cemetery, Is a belief that lias
crystallized from the meager facts so
far known. It has since been learned
that the gems which the grave rob
bers got were paste, and that the genu
ine pearls which they had sought were
overlooked. At least this is a police
version.
Other burglaries that have been re
ported to the police but which have not
ell been allowed to reach the publlo
are also attributed to this same band.
BOISE MAYOR MUST CALL
VOTE ON A COMMISSION
(Specltl to The JuurDnl.)
Boise. Idaho, Dec. 25. Mayor II. K.
Frltchman of Boise, has been directed
by the state supreme court to call a
special election for the submission of
the question of the adoption of the
commission form of government. The
court holds constitutional the Black
law, enacted by the last legislature,
providing for election on petition on
this question. Mayor Frltchman re
fused to call the election when the
petition was filed here, claiming that I
the law was unconstitutional. Manda
mus proceedings wer instituted and
as a result the election will be held
within 60 days.
MORGAN RECEIVES GIFT
FROM KAISER WILHELM
(Pnlted I'res Lenned Wlre.l
Nsw York, Dec. 25. J. Pierpont Mor
gan Is the recipient of a hand
some marble bust of Emperor William
of Germany. The presentation took place
In Mr. Morgan's private library In East
Thirty-sixth street. Dr. Kurt Slegler,
German vice-consul In New York, made
the speech of presentntion on behalf of
the emperor. Mr. Morgan, in accepting
the gift, which comes from the emper
or personally, expressed his pleasure at
the kaiser's mark of esteem. The bust
will occupy a prominent place In the
library.
PORTLAND MINE EXPERT
MARRIES EVERETT GIRL
(HncUl to Th
1 Jeurnl.k
Everet
tt, Wash., Dee. 25. A Christmas
season wedding took place Saturday st
noon, when Miss Agnes May Caldwell
was married to William D. M. Howard
at the bride's residence, 1222 Hoyt ave
nue The ring service was read by Dr.
W. H. W. Rees, pastor of the First M.
E. church, In the presence of Imme
diate friends only. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard, who have a large circle of friends,
will reside in Portland, where Mr. How
ard Is a mining engineer. The bride
was formerly musical supervisor Ju the
publlo schools of this city.
Last of KJngoltl Wheat.
(Special to The Journal,)
White Bluffs, Wash., Dec. 25.' Ths
steamer Mountain Gem, operated by the
Columbia River Steamship company, la
MY OF CRIES
loading the last of the wheat cargo at
Ring-old, a few miles below White
Bluffs, Over 100,000 bushels of grain
have been shipped from that point this
year, representing the product of ap
proximately 20 miles square of wheat
country on the highlands on the east
side of the river.
Cothlamet May Get Lights.
(Special to The Journal, t
Cathlamet, Wash., Dec. 26. A fran
chise for an electrlo light - plant at
Cathlamet Is being sought by M. Hay
cox of Portland. The request will come
before the town -council At Its meeting
in January. The project includes th
construction of a dam In
Eloooman
river and the expenditure of abdut
$15,000 ' in the erection of the plant.
NEW TODAT
WLSTSIDL
100x200
WAREHOUSE SITE
ON TRACKAGE
$50,000
THIRTEENTH and TAYLOR
CORNER
Apartment House Site
EAST SIDE,
UNION AVENUE
TWO PIECES
100x200
EACH
Both These Are Snaps
110x100
INCOME PROPERTY
CORNER
THIRD and MULTNOMAH
WATSON &THERKELSEN
306 Spalding Building
Phone Main 7592
PARK ST.
50x100, Near Salmon.
$31,000
7!&!T.
Near Morrison. New eleven and
eight Btorv steel buildings beine
and-to be erected -corner Seventh2
and Yamhill. .Decided bargain,
Price
$59,000
$19,000 Cash Required.
E. J. DALY
222-223-224 Failing Bldg.
Best Business Buy
On the East Side
Two blocks from new steel bridge, 1
block Union ave., 90x100, southwest
corner Third and Oregon.
$25,000
$5000 BELOW VALUE
Will double in value in three years.
Terms can be arranged.
See us for east sidetusiness prop
erties. Exclusive Agents.
. Dorr E. Kcasey & Co.
Second Floor Chamber of Commerce.
emoo
CITY PROPERTY
TIMBER LAND
FARM LAND
DAIRYING LAND
WE HAVE ANYTHING
YOU WANT IN
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
Watson & Therkelsen
PORTLAND, OR.
306 Spalding Bldg. Main 7592
ease
The new 63 room fireproof
tenement, building,--2Q8 Mar
ket street, near First street
Will lease for a terra of
years. Investigate this.
Parrish, Watkins & . Co.
250 ALDER ST. .
MORTGAGE LOANS
R07n JOHN E. CR0NAN OU
oL
NEW TODAY
$15,000
West Side
Investment
Buys fourth interest in 25 year lease
' on Our st, 'A block, improved with o
story brick, lease gives lessee option to
purchase ground for $125,000 any time
within 7 years, besides a rebate of 50
percent appraised value of building.
Value of land today $165,000
Appraised cost of building... 62,500
Total $227,500
This will pay about 9 per cent net
on your investment and will be
doubled within year account short
time leases, besides giving equal in
terest on increased value of land
which is now approximately $40,000.
This property is in line for big de
velopments and a rapid rise in values.
C. W.LAMAR
417 CORBETT BLDG.
OUR BOOK IS FREE- GET IT.
pRTTOffINGASSOCIA'nOK
CSSMOHAVfKEOmDrNO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
Title & Trust company, Lewis bid..
4th and Oak.
T. O. Anderson and wife to Glna
Bell, lot 6, block 1, Merlow . . . 8,800
Blanche B. Giles and wife to
Valley Trust company, lot 2,
block 265, city 28,000
Josephine F. Gannon to John W.
Borders, lots 6", 7 and 8, block
"A," Gannon addition 400
Portlund Masonic Cemetery com
pany to C. W. Borders, lot 31,
Section 6, Greenwood cemeterv 80
Nelson C. Searjs and wife to Wll
lian H. Chrlstensen et al., lot 4,
block 11, Kenllworth 2,800
James A. Cobb et al., to W. T.
Eracht, lots 23, 24, 25, 26,
block 23, College Place 8,000
Georgia A. Nottingham and wife
to John W. Anderson, north
half of lot 6 and ail of lots 7
and 8, block 66, Carters ad
dition to Portland 13,000
G. H. Grimshaw and wife to O.
P. Nicholas, east half of lots
lH and 14, block 2, Rosedale. 800
Louise FoUy and husband to
imniel uonohue, lot 9, tilocK
5, Hawthorne's First addition
Laurelhuret company to Kate V.
8,600
wenaung, lot 10, block 6, Lau
relhurst 8,200
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co.. the leading
abstractors. 7 Ch. Com., ground floor.
W. R. HAIZLIP CO.. Inc. Abstractors,
827-8 Corbett Mog Prices right.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
In effect April 15, 1911.
ALL PREVIOUS RATES CANCELLED.
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS.
: 1 time. 8c per line.
locnutlve tlmes 7c per llne per In" ;
3 or more consecutive times 6c per line
per insertion, or 7 Insertions for crloe
of 6.
No nd counted for less than two lines. '
The nbove rates annlv to "New To-
day" and all other classifications ex-lfuu basement cement floor, double con
certing the following: ' Situations . atructed hardwood floors, built-in
Wanted, To Rent and Wanted to Rent" j bookcases and china closets, swell fire
ads, i place, mirror doors, paneled dining
The rates in these classifications are ! room, large closets and storerooms,
6c per line per insertion. ' 1 piped for furnace, gas and electricity,
Three insertions for the price of two. ! located half block south of Sandy road.
Seven Insertions for the price of five. 42d st. A sacrifice at $2850; terms. Sao
No ad taken for less than 5c. this Sunday or Monday from 1 to 4:30
CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS. i p. rn. Owner. Woodlawn 2292.
1 Ltlim, pi: uci jiiic.
3 consecutive times 8c per line per in
sertion. 7 or more consecutive times, 7c per
line per Insertion.
The above rales apply to 'New To
day" and all other clasifications ex
cept the following: Situations Wanted,
To Rent and Wanted to Rent" ads.
The rate In tr.esn classifications Is 7c
per line per insertion.
No ad charged for less than two lines,
or 15c
MELTING NOTICES
41
I tyfri MULTNOMAH Council Royal
I ftWwfc Arcanum moots at K. P.
cSit'3(na'l. 1'th and Alder streets.
of each month at 8 p. m.
Visitors cordially welcomed.
P. Lloyd Cover, Secretary. 64 Union ay.
Selllng-Hlrsch niag., Washington near
10th. Phone clerk. Main 9294 A-4885.
R. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets FrL
eve.. Alisky hall. 31 and Morrison.
MAKllIAGK LICKXSKS
W, G. Smith & Co, caarnd3
Washington Bldg., cor. 4th on Wash'ton.
LEADING Florist. Lubllner, 428 Wash
st., bet. 11th A 12th. Mar. 763, A-1334.
DRES8 suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 309 Ptark St.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison st.
BIHTHS
DEATHS AND FUNKKAI.S
MAX M. HM1TH. florist. 15V fith St..
opp. Meier Frank's. Main 7216.
FUNKKAl DIKECTOIW
Dunning & McEntee K
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-4B5R. Lady assistant.
J, P, Finley & Son
Third and Madison.
Lady attendant. Main 9. A-169B.
a d -7rri i cd nr 6m wiihhu.s.
fAi Mi .LLLLIl UUi Both Phones.
Sue. Zeller-Byrne! Co., lady attendant.
LTRCH
Undertaker. Lady assistant.
B-1888. E.-781. E. 6th-Alder.
Dnirpnn On Funeral directors, 369-
rearson i0i 87i Russeii t. e. 1030.
ERICS0N
Undertaking Co! Main
6133, A-2236. Lady ass t.
JSA8T Sll)?-: funeral directors, success- i
or to F. S. Dunning, Inc. E. 62. B12525.
EDWAHI
HOLM AN.
Undertitker,
Main 607.
220 i
8d st.
Lady assistant.
FOIl SALIi HOUSES
01
$150 DOWN
Will buy up to date new B-room hun-
f alow or we will build for you on easy
erms. 1112 Hawthorne. Tabor 8278.
BUILD TO SUIT YOUR PURSE.
I will build and help finance your
home on easy terms If you own lot.
A. C. Furlong, 617 Chamber, of Com
rnerce. Mnln 142f.
IrUR room lioyse with big lot 00x180
in one of the growing suburbs. Short
distance from Mt. Scolt car line. Price
only $1000. Very easy terms. 10p
Hoard ofTrRde uidg
PONT PAY RENT.
NWv4 room plastered cottage, only
f87S; easy term, I'hoae Tabor lilt.
01
Buys New Residence
Worth $4000
Ttie owner of this built It
for himself and nothing has been
left undone to make it a de
lightful home. Six nice, large
rooms with every built in con
venience. Double constructed
throughout and on nio sight
ly 60x100 lot. in high class east
side residential district. . Owner
leaving - city and will sacrifice.
$1450 handles, balance straight
mortgage.
Joseph Graham
1007-09 Board of Trade , bldg.
$150 Down, $20 per Month
Price $2500
New modern S room bungalow,
porch full width of house, re
ception hall, arch entering parlor,
bookcases In parlor, arch between
parlor and dining room, panel
wainscoting, china closet, 2 nice
bedrooms with bath between,
Dutch kitchen, nice basement,
walls all tinted.
HAWTHORNE INVESTMENT CO.,
34 Hawthorne. Tabor 3661.
$150 Down
$25 a Month
Buys new bungalow in Rose City
Park, with every modern conven
ience. All Improvements In and
P.1F FOR; no assessments for
streets or anything else. We have
many desirable properties of this '
character and can find you a
home bargain on very easy terms.
Joseph Graham
007-09 Board of Trade Building.
mini
Bungalow that owner recently
paid $3300 for that he will sac
rifice for $2500. Five rooms with
beautiful fireplace, full cement
bsrement, beamed ceilings, and
every built In convenience. Close
to car line on Knst Flanders st.
Joseph Graham
1007-09 Board of Trade bldg.
m in Trouble
And must raise money immediately to
meet-Jailis acainst my new 6 room bun-
i Kalow, built lor myself and occupied as
my nome. i..iosa in renirn-i.eu uisu iui,
one block to car, hard surface streets;
hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, ev
erything complete. Unique in design
and best double construction. Will sac
rifice nt roBt. $250 cash and balance
$30 monthlv including interest. Inquire
.nt 600 Priding bldg.
Mr, Workingman
READ THIS.
Smell houses und 50x100 lot, $400 and
up; $20 down and $10 a month. Call
us up or come out and see them; It will
cost you nothing. A:,j lots $160 and
up, $6 down, $5 a month. All these lots
are inside the citv limits. Tabor Si6.
A;,Jr,ll P. Mcnn
i iuoii Ui. noun
i 2002 E. Glisnn st. 11 V car to 80th.
Rose City Bargain
' v
$4100 Holladay Home
Beautiful 6 rooms, thoroughly mod
ern, near 17th and Halsey, hard sur
face, nil Improvements In and paid.
This Is a $000 house on a $:!00O lot.
Owner will sell on easy terms and runt
for C months at $35 per month. Stav
er & Ausslcker, 614 Couch bldg. Mar
shall 1S77.
PGR ' SALE Six room dwelling; sun
parlor and sleeping porch inclosed In
glass; hot air furnace; full concrete
basement; stationary tubs; living rooms,
13x22; one bed room same size, 2 other
bed rooms; located at 753 Brondway; lot
60x100. For sale: very e:isy terms.
McCAKGAR, HATES & LIVELY.
301 Yeon bldg.
BEAUTIFUL 8 room bouse In LHurel
hurst; 2 fireplaces, large sleeping
porch, built-in refrigerator, dust and
clothes chutes, fireless cooker, built
in wnrdrobes. etc.; corner lot 76x90,
"" ' , ' , :,Zi ;.;L.(.
cash, balance easy monthly payments.
Provident Investment & Trustee Co.,
201, 202. 203 Board of Trade bldg. Mar
shall 473. A-1022.
EAST 4 0TH ST.. NORTH.
ROSK CITY PARK.
$100 CASH.
7 rooms, sleeping porch, built-in buf
fet and bookcases, solid onk floors,
kitchen range, furnace, fireplace, mirror
doors, etc.
NATIONAL REALTY & TRUST CO..
723 Chamber of Commerce lildg.
Phone Main 6129.
NEW, 6 rooms, sleeping porch. No. 329
East 87th, two blocks south of Haw
thorne. I.ot 82x92. Improvements paid,
full basement, fireplace, furnace ana
fixtures, best shades, hardwou'd floors,
Dutch kitchen, large rooms, best buy
in city, on terms, by owner. L. Guth,
S61 East 39th.
FIVE and 'i room liorar, Tire places;
hardwood f!oor3, furnaces, wltn all
built in mode.n conveniences, near car
line, all street Improvements paid,
monthly payment plan, j'nwiovnt In
vestment Trustee Co., 201, 202, 20$
Hoard of Trade bldg. Phone Marshall
473. A-10!2.
PLANS OF AUTISTIC HOMES ft.
HOUSES OVER $1500. $10. COM
PLETE DETAILS AND SPECIFICA
TIONS. FINELY ILLUSTRATED
BOOK FREE.
PORTLAND BUILDING ASS'N.
.122 MOHAWK BLDG.
FIVE loom niingalow. ft.rnace. fire
place, buffet, hookcases, hardwood
floor, gss, electricity, good view, Rosa
City Park, 2 blocks f rorrv carline; $3350,
easy terms. Provident Investment A
Trustee Co., 201, 202, 203 Board of
Trade. Marshall 473. A-1022.
$160 FIRST PAYMENT.
New, modern, 6 room bungalow, ce
ment walks, fireplace, 2 blocks to car;
price $2360: consider lot in Alberta st
rush nrlee ns first payment, balance $25.
including Interest. 88 lPth St., neur
Uteri.
MUST SELL AT ONCE.
Modern f room bungalow, hardwood.
floor, fireplace. Between 1)1 vision nnd
Clinton. This is a genuine bargain and
must go at once. Call East 2135 or Ta-
bor 1544, evenings. .
""FOR SAljrTfYOWNglt.
Lot 100x100; good room bouse: aras
f.nd water: bam HOxSOr water and sewer
n: shop 18x36; all street improvements
in. AI1 for $4000, Vi cash, terms. 869
Mallory ave.
4 Room Bungialow
Modem, nice lot, good district;
must sell, und will sacrifice;
8 1OO0. Phone Mnln 3931.
owner
price
BEST buy In Portland! Beautlfdl 3
room new complete home, lawn, roses,
native trees, cars pass door. Owner
Sellwood 60. - - -;
1237 North
bungalow.
17th st. 6 room modern
by owner, on payments.
FOIl 8ALFK-HOUSES
3S0
01
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Perfect in every detail, roof laid
tight, covered waterproof paper, then
shingled, 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2 toilets,
choice oak finish, elaborate stairs,
basement, 3 fireplaces, stone trim: lot
90x100, cor. C-1866, East 273. No agenU.
W. H. Herdman.
FOtt SALE LOTS
10
MULTNOMAH on the Oregon Electric,
20 minutes from the center of Port
land, is the liveliest suburb of the west
side. It nestles in the rolling hillock
or trie, southwest portion of Multnomah
FOB SALE HOUSES
cwunty; lots can be purchased as low 300 acres, whtut land. Trade for Hex
as $250, and they are beauties, 50x110' Ico land or most anything. 160 acres
feet, small payment down and only $10 timber at $60 per acre; 6,000,000 feet
per month; lumber yards right at the! timber; trade for house and lot. Main
Rtatlon; stores, public water and fine j 7491, 303 Corbett bldg. Mr. Lewis.
a cent car service. Take a run out tup;
see for yourself. The Western Se
curities Co., 414 Spalding bldg. Owners.
50x100 in Irvington
Close to car line. Beautiful
treei
on this lot. A snap at $1500.
Watson & Therkelsen '
30B Spalding Buildine-. Phone Main 7592
$10 Down, $10 Per Month
Fine view lot. matured fruit trees;
restricted district, near car, cement
walks, Hull Run water, fruit cared for
,'reo of charge. 202 Board of Trad
bldg. Marshall 413; A-1022.
$5
Month
Cross Park, only 40 lots, 2 blocks
from car, close to school and churches.
Bull Run water, shade trees. J. K. Ross,
La'jrelwood, Mt. Scott car. Taboi 26.
SEE Le Nolr & Co. for west side
property, exclusive dealers In wesc
side realty. 837 Chamber of Commerce.
GOOD lot. wijKt of Killlngswurth avo.
car barns. $650. Tt-265, Journal.
ACREAGE
57
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
The Grays Harbor district with Ab
erdeen and Hoqulam, two of the most
progressive and fast growing cities on
the Pacific coast, with a splendid har
bor and three transcontinental rail
roads, offers today the 1 est opportunity
to the investor. Land can still he
bought from $25 to $30 per acre only j
6 to 8 miles from tlx. cities and at
$15 to $2(1 per acre 8 to 12 miles from I
city limits. The soil Is ricn with I
abundance of water, no gravel, rocks
or sand. Two hundred families bougiit
land of us, of which over 50 live on
the land now. Consequently you will
be surrounded by neighbors and not
isolated. In addition we have also sev
eral partly Improved farms Wltb build
ings. Remember that similar oppor
tunity to buy Innd at the prices quoted
will not present Itself to you asuin
here on the harbor. For further In
formation, writu at once to
WASHINGTON STATE COLONIZA
TION COMPANY,
ABERDEEN, WASH.
Where Town and Country
Meet
One acre rich soil, with good 8
room house, less than 1 block
from car and within the 4 mile
circle, fine family orchard, born
and outbuilding; lots selling all
around this acre up to $800. The
price of this property If sold be
fore January 1 is $4600, and Is a
bargain, $1000 cash required. See
Joseph Graham
1007-1009 Board of Trade bldg.
Best But Cheapest
R and 10 acre tracts, $.0 to $46 an
acre, easy terms; deep red shot soil;
well watered; Ideal for fruit, vegetables,
dairying; fine view; some buyers already
living on property; income itiduclng sll
wlnlei school on ground; on county
road close to live town on R. R. and
river, near Portland. Neuhausen & Co.,
owners. 703 Lewis Bldg., 4th and Oak
sts. For appointments evenings, phone
Knst S94.
SIX acre home, small I room
house, good well. 2 acres
cleared, balance brush; mile
from station; rich soil, no hills,
2 homes in view, a fino commu
nity; $2250; you will buy this,
only a liltle cash required. Ad
dress 14-262, Journal.
39 Acres
flood land, most of which Is In culti
vation, 2 miles from Orchards, Wash.;
7 room two story house, with good born
,10x40, outhuildlngs. well, orchard, etc.
Price of land is $0000; mortgage J4000,
payable In four years; will exchange
equity for 6 room house; will assume
smiill amount. Joseph Oraliam, 1007-09
Board of Trade KldK.
ACREAGE Our specialty, small
tracts west an northwest of
the city, sold on monthly pay
ments. See us before you decide.
TUP! SIIAW-FKAR COMPANY.
Main 35. 102 4th St. A-3500.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land, walking distance to good town,
runnlnir water, best soil, free wood.
splendid fruit district, view of Colum
bia river and snow pea?;, 2 acres $260;
6 acres 400; 10 acres iiuo: 1U per cent
cash, easy payments, other tracts near
railway station $25 to $40 per acre.
FRANK M' FAR LAND RKALTY CO,
309 Yeon bldg.. Poftland.
GARDEN HOME
W offer some beautiful Oardn
Homo acreage. Iilh ground fronting
or. trie Oregon f.iuctric, near Mutton
ami s hooj. Prices are very reason vil-
and on entiv terms. Staver & AussleUer,
614 Co uc'i bid g.
acre tracts 80 minutes from heart
of city, on electric line. Oood soli, all
cleared and level. Fine suburban home.
Price $250. $25 down, $5 per month
without Interest. Field and Gordon, 7S1
Chamber of Commerce.
5 ACRES on Base Line road, 9 miles
from court house, $500 per acre.
Terms. 0-2S4, Journal.
13 ACRES north of Lents Bull Run
water, 5c carfare; one-half down, bal
ance on time. A-2S6, Journal.
Abe Martin
Who remembers th' ole sterescope
with double views o' th' Hudson River
an' Broadway on a Rainy l'uy that you
used to sit In tho' parlor an' look
through while your girl wux dressln' fer
th' tho-ater? Th' worst thing about
talkln' too much la koepln' your se-gar
lit.
fijli
07
$3200- 80 acres to trade for grocery
stocV or house and lot
$3000 Equity in lot 60x100 with store
building and stock of groceries;
price' $4500; to trade for small
farm.
$6400 800 acres of logged oft land.
)H per acre, good terms.
87E00 39 acres. 2 miles .north of
electric car line out of Vancouver.
Wash., all stock and machinery
goes with this place; will trade
up 10 J::600 city property.
, These and many more. Call and see
us. Bnsford Bros. Realty Co., 205 Ger -
linger bids?., cor. 2d anil Alder.
FOB SALE FARMS
17
3 acres of first class land, 30
minutes out on 15 cent car line,
10 minutes walk from electrlo
station, lies ideal with perfect
drainage, on main macadamized
road, nice running stream of wa
ter across the back end of the
tract, all In cultivation but ',4
sere of wood left for fuel, a mod
el country home lor chickens,
ducks r.nd truck gardening. Why
buy a 60x100 foot lot In the city
when you can ct this for the
same price? It heats a city lot
because it will MAKE YOU A
LIVING.
Price onlv $1050; small amount
down and $16 per month. Thin is
far below prevailing prices in the
same neighborhood.
Swell Comer in
Hawthorne
Modern 5 room bungalow on a
60x100 foot corner lot in the Haw
thorne district, close -to the car
lluo, cement walks and improved
streets. The bungalow nas ev
ery modern convenience it was
built for a home. Has large open
fireplace, large light basement,
etc. It is a snap at the price.
$3000.
$400 down balance easy monthly
payments to suit.
10 Acres All in Cultivation
$1500
This 10 acre tract Is al good
rich plow land, has been In crops
this past year, lies on the coun
ty roud dosa to the electric line,
close to a town of 4000. close to
the S. I'. R. R.. near good school,
is on the county mad, and would
make a fine poultry ranch. It is
well drained, has no waste land on
it.
This can be handled on $300
cash and $150 a year, a per cent
Interest.
Tillamook Ranch
To Trade
211 acres on the river, m miles
from Tillamook city. 20 acres good
tide land. All lays fine for ag
riculture; county cruise gives 4,
000,000 feet fir, spruce and hem
lock. Price $r.000. Will take
one-half in trade In city prop
erty. Molalla Ranch
40 acre ranch In the rich Mo
lalla valley, 15 acres in culti
vation, balance pasture, fi room
houses 1 acre orchard. 2 horses,
7 cows. Oft chickens. Implements.
Price $5000.
Trade for This
81 Vi acre ranch. 22 acres la
cultivation, 6 acres in bearing or
chard, soil a deep black loam. 8
room house, another good house,
first class barn and outbuildings,
H mile from R. R. and H mile
to school. Pries $fit00. Will
take city property In trade.
12 1-2 Acres, Irrigated
1 2 Vi acre farm all under irri
eation, G acres In cultivation. 2
acres voting orchard. 5 room
house, barn all necessary build
ings, close to electric line, only
. S25o. Easy terms.
Ralph Ackley Land Co,
170 otn. opposite P. o.
THE most rwmarkable civic growth
of any city in Oregon, outside of
Portland, has been In Salem the
past year. Next year will be far
greater. Land surrounding the
capital of Oregon is the best In'
the state. Prices are not Inflated.
It Is the place for the small fruit
ranch, because the market for
the fruit has been developed by
the fruit unions, canneries and
packing plants. Cnll for booklet
and further Information.
SALEM BOARD Oh" TRADE,
225 Henrv Bldg.,
Thone Marshall 207S. -v
157 acres on Tualatin river,
Oregon Electric through center,
bargain for someone, must be
sold to close bankrupt estate.
Call on W. A. Shaw, trustee, 102
Fourth st., Portland. This Is a
forced sale and you may have
the benefit of It by calling on
the, trustee and looking into the
matter.
9 Acres, 7 Room House, All
Furnished
Own water system. 300 apple trees,
horse attd buggy and farm tools Two
blocks from car line and right in Oregon
City. A snap at $6500. Terms. This
will not last long.
Watson & Therkelsen
808 Pnnldln- bulldlnir T'hone Mnln 7692.
YAMHILL COUNTY FARM.
I am the owner of a 186 acre farm
miles from a good town: 60 acres In
crop; rirsi-oinsB nouse anu nam, gonn
fences; lies, on county road- I want I
S2500 In rash and will aive vou five)
vears on naiance or uuu. jr mis
sounds good to
you, call and see me,
319 Yeon bldg.
the real owner.
5 Acre Ranch
4 blocks from Oregon Electrlo sta
tion. New 6 room house, barn, other
outbuildings. Price $2(00. Terms.
ENDERS & HARTSHORNE,
233 Stark St.
FOR SALE.
60 acres tillable land, 17 cultivated,
bog fence, well and snrlng. buildines,
ir.O fruit trees, 4 V- miles east Oregon
city, $5000. $2000 down, balance terms.
See owner. F. M. Mnlden. Woodstock. Or.
6&H ACRES, all cleared, on tw.o good
county roads, R. F. D.. telephone, mile
from school, church and Oregon Elec
tric, A bargain at $100 per acre. Owner,
Thomas Jackson. 883 East 1st N. Phone
Kast 40S1
H. N, Swank
820 acres, Tillamook county, $1000.
808 Ahlngton bldg., Portland. Or.
20 acres at Anderson Station, O, . tvTT!
car line, for $190 per acre. '
WATSON A THERKELSEN, -
808 Spalding bldg-. Phone Main 7693.
40 and 80 Well Improved near- fries p
pnose, Multnomah count v, cheap for
quick sale. . Write Joseph Parker, Scap
pooso, Oa
A CUE AG K
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81 060
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T'
100 Acres -Price.
$2500
Terms t-
All HltKl Ian. I OR ........ I
tlon, 26 more partfy 'Cleared, 60 seres Is
Hon bottom land and th buianr-o. which
Is bench land, has about 8.000,000 feet
1 of valuable saw timber. !V This timber
t alone Is worth the price asked, for the
, whole place. Sawmill within H mile,
stream of water crosses place, on maid
j county road. If you want n Invest
ment that will double your money, see
us at once. Terms H cash.
uiuce open Tuesday.
A. K. HILL CO..
419 Henry Bldg.
' 70 acres, 10 miles west of
Portland court house, all cleared,
fine young orchard, school 4 of a
mile, 8 room modern house, ful
ly Plumbed, a fireplace, nice
porches, fine large barn, com-
fdete water system, telephone
n house,, free delivery of mer
chandise, also rural free delivery
of mall; In fact, a lovely country
home, the very best of soil, a
chance for a high class dairy.
Trice and terms will Interest
you. Call and see us.
THE 8HAW-FEAR COMPANY.
Main 35. 102 4th St. A-3500.
Beautiful 40 Acres
All In cultivation, house and barn, 1
good wells, all fenced and cross fenced,
stock and Implements go with place;
deep loamy soil, not far from Port
land; price $5500, terms.
ENDERS & HARTSHORNE,
233 Stark st.
FOB RENT FARMS
14
10 acres lease for 3 years, good 6 room
house, good well, mile from Bor
lng, on car line; rent to apply on clear
lng. 1445 Fern St., Woodlawn. ?
WANTED FARMS
83
HAVE buyer for Improved farm near
Portland; write full particulars. C.
L Bamberger, room 2 Lurobermena bldg.
FRUIT LANDS
4.1
MOSIER WANTS MORE FAMILIES. .
160 acres near town of Mosler; 80
acres cleared, about 30 of which is In
young orchard; good spring on place,
beautiful view and attractive surround
ings, price, $12,000. Will take modern
unincumbered Portland residence as
part payment. See this place at once If
good locality, open all night, clears
FOR SALE 20 acres fine fruit land, 3
miles from Estacada. $2000, $100 cash,
balance 10 years, 8 per cent. Write I
H. Bird. Estacada. Or. R. F. D.
HOMESTKAD9
47
BUY Improved orchards, cost less,
quicker returns; Newberg orchard
tracts, one hour from Portland, fully
planted and maintained by us for 4
years; nothing better in Oregon: only
$450 per acre, terms. Northern Trust
Co.. 270 Stark.
HOMESTEADS
HOMESTEADS and timber claims, de
sirable locations, near Portland; some
prairie, deep, level soil, wheat, fruit
and stock land; near school, railroad
and river. Covey, 287 Oak, room 21.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
20 ROOM rooming house, for land.
Newspaper for Portland property.
Chicken ranch for home In Portland.
142 acre dairy ranch well equipped,
for eastern Oregon farm.
180 acres at Hood River for home
In Portland.
80 acres In California for Portland
property.
1 2o acres Irrigated land for Port
land property.
6 room house and lot for team of
horses.
9 room rooming house on Taylor
street, for larger house.
RUSHING & JONES,
402 Yeon hldg. Marshall 349.
FOR SALE or will exchange tor farm.
7 valuable centrally situated lots 26x
120, In the rapidly growing city of
Fort George. B. C, Canada, and which
will be the second largest city In B. C.
2 lots In Portland, A-l location.
1 large lot and 6-room modern house
In Ashland. Or.
Want acreage within 12 miles of the
centtr of Portland or Oregon City or
Eugene or Medford. Or. What have
you to exchange for the above men
tioned propertv7 Address John A.
Campbell, 623 N. Main at, Ashland. Or.
IlTLF section of California pine, valued
at $3000, for good farm in Washing
ton. Yamhill or Polk oounty; might In
clude a good Portland residence, and
assume a small mortgage. Property must
meet personal wants, stand thorough
Investigation, and await necessary time
for transaction. Excellent city values .
also considered. No cash payments,
commissions or inflated values consid
ered. What have you? Box S2, route
2. Salem, Or.
TO EXCHANGE.
A general merchandise business In a
good town doing about $50,000 business
per voar, nnd the stock will Inventory
between $16,000 and $17,000. Wishes to
exchange this for a good ranch. If you
have anything of the kind and wish a
first class business see this one; it's a
winner.
R F. GILBERT.
100 Washington st., Vancouver. Wash,
20 Acre Farm
Near Woodburn, all In cultivation,
with small five room house, barn, out
buildings. All fenced and In good shape;
will trade for small house In city that
Is clear of Incumbrance.
Joseph Graham
1007-00 Board of Trade Building.
BEAUT rFUTTs ACRE HOMe7"
All in cultivation, on electrlo Una,
close to city, good new 3 room house,
100 bearing fruit trees, H aore In. straw
berries, 2 chicken houses and yard,
barn, good soil, a snap at $3600; will
trade for home In city.
ENDERS A HARTSHORNE,
233 Stark st
FOR SALE or exchange, $2000 equity In
8-roomed modern house, new and fur
nished. 20 acres of apple land In White Sal
mon valley. What have youT Owner,
620 Lumber Exchange, corner Id and :
Stark. .
SPXENT51D east aide grocery to tradt
for auto or lots clear of Incumbrance.
This place will Invoice about $2500,
and Is In exceptionally desirable loca
tion Joseph Graham, 1007-09 Board .
of Trade bldg. . . . . '
To acres on Base Line road, hi mile
from Mt. Hood car Hue. Will sell or
trade. $500 per acre.
WATSON THERKELSEN.
308 Spalding bldg. Phone Main 769$,
. . - r
I NT to exchange per cent -goM
first mtg. bonds for real estate, good
equities acceptable, Oregon Transpor
tation bonds. N. O. Hadtn, 430 Worces
ter bldg. ; n .
WHAT have you got to trade for buT
ness that will r clear $200 monthly
and only work 1 day a week? Prh'S
$2000. Peters, U N. Bth st. ' -
IF YOU WANT TO SELL, "njir'"6lt
TRADE. SEE
KHOKMAKfclR IN.
VESTMENT CO.,
C2i HE Nit ULlxJ.
MAIN 446B. - . - .
GOOD & room cottage, corner "lt
60x100, In growing -district, to m.
change for rooming house, 16 to 39
rooms. It-284. Journal. - .
TAKP1 LOT UP TO" $ 1 300, " "
As flrst,payment on new, mortem room
bungalow, near Killlngswortli atd Dm-
yer ave. Call 88 10th st.
NEW 8 room cottage for acreage. ,
10 acres good laud for ootUge; ,r
for equity. A-l 21 6. jt ' -. ' " '
LET me get wFai you ,'want ""for wtit
vott have on cssh lasls. .1. It. ILtlght,
S.f:t Chamber of Commerce bidg.
fwitX buy, sell oflradM sovO tu
II. F. Lee, 1015 B"" "f .'l"r'"' '.i.''1''
1 1 a v"lrio is" i i trade for ! ! u m..
L-jlOft. Journal ! .. .
8I'"F us for real estsie tmlt sitywiir,
0 Board of Trsde b:g.
EQT?ITY7n enelegiit "bom e
change for farm. . IJS0, J.j irr,,i.!.
FOR SALEFARMS