The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 26, 1911, Page 15, Image 15

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    THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1911.
IS
FROM HIS DISABLED
LAUNCH: DROWNED
Assistant Lighthousekeeper N
A. Clarke Meets Death in
Chilly Waters of the Geor
gian Bay. -
.Attempting to swim ashore from
disabled launch Saturday night
In
Georgian bay proved fatal to N.
Clarke, one of tha assistant liehthous
keepers on Patos Island, according to
a teiepnone message received this morn
Ins by Inspector Henry L. Beck
No details of the drowning of the
assistant keeper were received by In
spector Beck, who was apprised of the
occurrence by Keeper George H. Lon
holt, beyond the fact that at about l
o'clock on Saturday night Clarke start
ed to swim ashore from a launch which
naa become disabled.
The drowning occurred on the north
side of the Island where the tide rip
Is heavy and it is probable that he
was carried on beyond the island and
out into the open water of the bay.
There have been several fatalities in
the lighthouse service In tha 'Seven
teenth district this yar, but this one
is tne first caused ,by drowning.
LUMBER FLOATING AWAY
Thousands of Feet of Building Ma
terial Sighted Below Tillamook
Thousands of feet of lumber, appar
ently the deckload of some steamer,
were passed through by the Associated
Oil tanker Catania. Captain Canty, a few
miies oeiow Tillamook Sunday noon
while the tanker was bound for this port
from San Francisco.
Captain Canty said that the lumber
was cut stuff, 2 by 12 Inches, and must
have been very recently lost, as there
Is a drift of about 18 miles there. The
lumber was encountered about seven
miles southwest of Tillamook, and was
well scattered out In some places, 'says
uie captain, while In others It was
bunched up. It is supposed that It was
the deckload of Borne steamer from
Puget sound or Grays Harbor.
TO MAKE THIS PORT
Melville Dollar and Tarnpico Under
Charter to Olson & Mahouey Co.
Under charter to the Olson & TAsl-
hony Steamship Co., the steamer Mel
ville Dollar will run to this port from
Ban Francisco, and the steamer Tarn
Pico, recently secured by tha company,
will run in connection with the Dollar,
The latter. It is said, has been taken
on a long time charter and both vessels
will be run here regularly. The Tarn
plcj was formerly on the Alaska run
from Seattle.
TWO NEW VESSELS ARRIVE
Steamer AVUl&mette and the Daisy
Gadsby Bring First Cargoes.
Two brand new vessels on their
maiden voyages arrived in the rtver this
morning and are scheduled to reach
the local harbor tonight, both coming
from San Francisco. The steamtr WU
lamette, Just completed for the Charles
R. McCormick Lumber company, win
carry passengers as well as freight,
and the Daisy Gadsby, owned by, the
Freeman Steamship company, is bring
ing her first cargo.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
For the first time in several months
the gas sloop Condor will sail tomorrow
for Newport and Waldport with cargo.
She has been tied up for some time.
In water ballast the oil tanker Ca
tenia. Captain Canty, will sail at (
o'clock tonight from Portsmouth for
Ban Francisco.
When she sails tonight for San Fran
Cisco the American-Hawaiian steamer
Faloon. Captain Schage, will have
bonded and domestlo freight for trans
portation across the Isthmus of Tehuan
tepee.
Carrying passengers and general
freight the steamer Breakwater, Captain
Macsrenn. Is scheduled to sail tonight
for Coos Bay.
The steamer Alliance, Captain Lof-
stedt, is scheduled to sail tonight for
Coos Bay and Eureka with passengers
and freight.
Two of the Olson & Mahony fleet,
the Carlos and the Nome City, will load
hold cargoes of grain out this trip.
The Carlos Is due today from San
Francisco and the Nome City will be
In from that port tomorrow.
I. F. Peck, a mining engineer of Den
ver, was oaught showing District Fore-
caster E. A. Beals, some fine nuggets
this morning which came from one of
his prospects about 70 miles southwest
Stt Grants Pass. Mr. Peck says that
there is some fine gold in that district.
Word has been received by Frank
Bollam that on her last sailing from
Ban Francisco last Saturday, the steam
er Harvard turned away over 1000 peo
ple, some from Portland, who arrived at
the does late, Doing among mem.
MARINE NOTES
Astoria. Dee, 16. Arrived at 8 and
left up at 10:80 a. m., steamer WU
lamette. from San Francisco. Sailed
at 8:30 a. m., steamer Maverick, for
San Francisco. Arrived at 9 and left up
at 10:30 a. m., steamer Carlos, from
San Francisco. Arrived, at 10 and left
tip at 11 a. m., steamer Klamath, from
, . San Francisco. Sailed at 11 a. m.,
sohooner R. C. Slade, for Grays Harbor.
San Francisco, Deo. 28. Arrived at
4 a, m., steamer Beaver, from Portland.
Astoria, Deo. 25. Sailed at noon,
steamers Aurelta and Hoqulam, for San
. Francisco. Sailed at 2 p. m., steamer
Tosemite, for San Pedro. Sailed at
I p. m., steamer Johan Poulsen, for San
. Francisoo; steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck,
.for San Pedro. Arrived at '6:80 and left
up at 7 p. m., steamer Yellowstone,
from San Francisco. Arrived at 4 p. m.,
.steamer Daisy Gadsby, from San Fran
vclsco. San Pedro, Dec 25. Sailed, steamer
Rose City, .for Portland; steamer Geo.
W. Elder, for San Diego. -
Astoria, Dec. 26. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m., mod
erate; wind southeast It miles;
- weather, raining. . , . '
Tides at Astoria Wednesday.
High water- 7;20 a, in., 7.6 feet; 5:05
'p. m., 6.8 feet. ' ' ? y ,
Low water n:28 a. m.. 8.8 feet; 11:87
p. m., 1.4 feet
ft " ' .
Now Is the Best Time '
,To secure extra value In slightly used
pianos that were taken in exchange dur
ing our Christmas season. , . Nearly all
makes are represented, the variety and
f quality is exoeptlonai. Vu will buy
here If you wish to save, money. 'Sher
man. Clay & Co,, Morrison at Sixth.
Pianos Rented, $3 and 14 per month.
Kohler A Chase, 175 Washington st
YOUNG. BRIDE'S DEAIHi;
m
TI
Wife of Aged Broker Comes , to
. Mysterious End; Was Mate of Man
Who, Shot, Killed Daughter and
Dldd Later in Suicide aPct.
(United Press I-sawA Wire.)
Santa Monica, Cal., Dec, 26, Mrs.
May Dania Sharp. 26, the bride of two
months of George M. Sharp, 76, a
wealthy real estate owner, Is dead to
day at the Santa Monica hospital, un
der circumstances that probably will
require an Investigation. While sur
geons at the hospital refuse to make
a detailed statement of the case, they
stated that the woman's death was not
due to an operation.
With the death of Mrs. Sharp, anoth
er chapter In the Dania family trage
dies was opened. Mrs. Sharp formerly
was the wife of S. L. Dania. who, on
April 1 last, shot and killed his daught
er, Ledania, aged 6 years, a few min
utes after receiving a fullet wound at
the hands of George Koerner. who lat
er was released on a plea of self de
fense. Subsequent to the shooting of his
daughter, Dania was removed to the
county hospital, where, for more than
a week, he was nursed by Mrs. ' Eva
Bovee, hts reputed adopted daughter.
April 8 last Mrs. Bovee is said to have
smuggled a revolver to the bedside of
Dania, and a few moments later Mrs.
Bovee and Dania were found severely
wounded by pistol shots said to have
been fired by Dania in pursuance of a
suicide pact. Dania died a short time
later.
CALIFORNIA AVIATOR
FLIES OVER LOUISIANA
U'nlted Press Leued Wire.
New Orleans, Dec. 26. Various ru
mors that Aviator Kobert Fowler was
lost in the Louisiana marshes were dis
pelled here today with the news that
the California blrdman had landed at
Paradise, several miles from New Or
leans. Fowler left Los Angeles Octo
ber 19 and consumed three weeks fly
ing from Houston to Paradise. He
made the distance from New Iberia to
Paradise, 101- miles. In two hours and
five minutes. From here he plans to
fly via Mobile and Atlanta to New
York.
BORN CHRISTMAS DAY,
HE DIES ON CHRISTMAS
(United Press Lrocd wtre.l
Los Angeles, Dec. 26. With a smile
on his face and the prophecy of years
realized, Thomas Wilcox, a fatalist, is
dead here today. The fact that he had
been born on Christmas day seemed to
exercise an Influence over his whole
career, say relatives, and he was pos
sessed with the idea that he was fated
to die on Christmas. When a friend of
Wilcox entered his room yesterday the
prediction of the fatalist was found to
be verified. Wilcox was lying cold in
his bed, a smile upon his face.
Insane Man Has Religious Mania.
Astoria. Or., Dec. 26. Suffering from
an acute attack of religious fanaticism
and more or less affected by Intoxi
cation of the spiritual variety, Jacob
IiOwmon, a local resident, reached the
climax here at a Holy Roller meeting
last night and after announcing himself
as "king of the boarding nouse" in a
place where he started to create a dis
turbance, was arrested by Sheriff
Bums and a deputy. According to the
authorities Lowmen has been attend
ing a series of Holy Roller meetings
and became Insane Monday night. After
causing a commotion at the meeting
he went to his boarding house and was
in full possession of the premises by
the time the sheriff and his deputy ar
rived. The officers soon got the de
mented man under control and lodged
him in jail.
Bride Locked in Cellar.
Los Angeles, Deo. 24. John Ashton, a
newly wed, today is dead set against
practical Jokes. Ashton and Miss Eva
Nolte were married Christmas day and
all went well until after the wedding
supper had been finished. The bride
groom left the apartment for a few
minutes after the bride had retired for
the night While he was away wed
ding guests seized Mr J. Ashton and
locked her In the cellar, where she was
not found by her husband until several
hours later.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
, Due to Arrive,
Per. Break water. Coos Bay,
Str. Anvil. Bandon
.Dec. 81
.Dec. 20
..Tan. 4
.Jan. 7
.Deo. 28
..Tan. 7
.Jan. 8
Str. Ah.ance, Kureka
Str. Roanoke, San Pedro
Str. Rose City, San Pedro.
Str. Bear, San Pedro
Str. Beaver. Ban fearo
Due to Deperv
Tale, Am, ss. from Pan Francisco Deo. 29
Harvard, aid. sb. Ban r ranciBco.uec n
Str. Beaver. Ban Diego Jan. 7
Str. Anvil, Bandon Deo. 17
Str. Alliance, Eureka... . Dec 26
Str. Elmore, xiuamoox ueo. zb
Str. Breakwater, Coos Uay I'ee. le
Str. Roanoke, San Pedro Deo. 27
S'tr. Bear, San Pedro Deo. 28
Willamette, Am. ss.. Los Angeles Deo. 80
Klamath, Am. ss., Los Angeles. Deo. 80
Str. Rose Cltv, San Pedro Jan. 2
Str. Geo. W. Elder, San Diego.. Jan. 4
Miscellaneous vessels Enronte.
Catherine, Nor. bark Valparaiso
Oraln Tonnage En Boats.
Chas. Gounod, Fr. bark London
Kircudbrlghtnhlre, Br. ship. . .Newcastle
La Perouse, Fr. sh. Liverpool
Marechal Gontaut, Fr. bk, Newcastle. A.
Marie. Ger. snip Taicahuano
Pierre Antontne. Fr. bark. .. .Newcastle
Schurbek, Oer. bark St. Rosalia
Rene. Fr. bark Newcastle
Solway, Br. bark Junia
vessels us con.
Aloha. Am. sch Westport
Hretaens. Fr, bk Astoria
Roston. V. S.S
Buffon. French bk. ..,
Battle Abbey, Br. bk...
Rrlln. Am. bk.
...Jefferson St.
Linnton
....Tongue Pt.
.uoDie
Crocodile, Br. bk On way down
Commtrce, sch, Tongue Point
Clatsop i . s. ureage . .. .jeiierson si.
Fred J- Wood, Am. sch ...... Kalam
Fltspatrick, Br. ss Montgomery 8
Juverlogle, Br. bk. Columbia 3
Lydgate. Br. bk. , Elevators
Puako. Am. bktn North Paciflo
Stelnbek. dr. sh Elevator
Sierra Miranda, Nor. sh Llnnton
Strathearn, Br. ss North Faclflo
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Rising; falling.
OPENS A NEW CHAP
DANA
IAGEDIES
NEW TODAY
$15,000
West Side
Investment
Buys fourth interest in 25 year lease
on 6th st, 54 block, improved with 3
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 piopcrty is in line for big de
velopments and a rapid rise in values.
C. W. LAMAR
417 CORBETT BLDG.
lee's
Addition
WEST SZDS LASOU LOTS 80x130
Price $450 Each
Terms $26 cash, balance $10 per
month. Only 20 minutes' car ride. This
Is one of the most beautiful view tracts
along tho Oregon electrlo line. Water
piped to each tract.
Ideal for Borne.
ME. Lee, 311 Corbett Bid.
342 OO
MODES HOME.
XTEAX EAST 34TH AS7 MARKET.
On the corner, east front. Lot 50x90,
2 feet above grade; 7 rooms and bath,
4 large bedrooms, up-to-date electrlo
fixtures and shades, full cement base
ment, cement floor, good furnace, new
cement walks, sewer and street Im
provements In (bonded), fine lawn and
roses.
Will trade this beautiful home for
smaller one.
O. FRED FISH
614 Belling Bldg.
Phones A-7711, Main 4841.
Members of Bealty Board.
OUR BOOK 15 FREE- GET IT.
MORTGAGE LOANS
507o JOHN E. CR0NAN 0?n
v 90S Spalding Bldg. '
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
In effect April 15. 1911.
ALL PREVIOUS RATES CANCELLED.
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily or Sunday. 1
1 time, 8c per line.
I consecutive times, 7o per line per In
sertion. 3 or more consecutive times 6c per line
per insertion, or 7 insertions for price
of 6.
No ad counted for less than two lines.
The above rates apply to -"New To
day" and all other classifications ex
cepting the following: -Situations
Wanted, To Rent and Wanted to Rent"
ads.
The rates In these classifications are
6c per line per insertion.
Three insertions for the price of two
Seven Insertions for the price of five.
No ad taken for less than 15c.
CHARGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 time, c per line.
3 consecutive times 8o per line per in
sertion. 7 or more con.poutive times. 7c per
line per Insertion.
The abovo rales apply to 'New To
day" and all other claslflcatlons ex
cept the following: Situations Wanted.
To Rent and Wanted to Rent" ads.
The rate in these classifications Is 7o
fmr uno per insertion.
NO ad charged for than wn 1lna
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
line ffi l rust comnnnv jini i hlrt.
4th end Osk.
Walter D. Mateo, executor, tn
Paul Toth, lot 6, block 3. Mayor
Gates addition $ 1.825
.craim a. vtmani to i a. Mar
quam Jr. lot 83, block 8, and
lot 31, block 4, Peninsular Ad
dition No 8 B0
uman is. urong ana husband to
Margaret Douthit. lots 8, 10,
15 and 16, block 9. Chicago ad-
lon , B.ftflO
a. ix. oieeis ana wire to Margaret
Douthit. lot 2. block 28. Central
Alblna 6.60
wiKnrwaier ana wire to ievi
W. Riley, lot 4, block 11. East
Portland Heights 8,800
u i nnn iv. uurn ana wire to Will
iam M. Kllllngsworth et al,
lots 6, 6 and 7. block 7, Wal
nut Park 60
Frank Lane and wife to Andrew
Story, lot 7, block 8, Lester
Park 8,600
F. A. Reed to J. C. McClure, lot
6, block 20, Sewlckly addition , 8,600
Wells H. Hurlbutt and wife to
D. Howell, lot 25, block 4. Lu
etic addition 160
W. H. Nunn and wife to ITnrry
Y. Mallory, lot 9, block 3, Flor
al Park 400
Julia B. Comstoolt to The Elijah
Corbett Co., lots 3 aid 4. block
219, Holladay's addition . 14,500
Walter D. Magee, executor, to
8. E. Chambers, north 100 feet
or Traot B, Nash's First ad
dition 878
1,400
880
100
188
100
8.800
BOO
TJS
1.250
1,000
C. H. Ferris to A L. Wllber. lot
Western Seourltles Co. to E 9.
Williamson, lot 8. aVtlrtwon . .
Annie A. Buchanan and husband
to George Vath et 1, lot -14,
Buchanan's addition
Portland Trustee Co. to Clyde A.
Currin, lota 1 and 2, block 67,
West Portland Park
Laurelhurst Co. to Ida F. McCain
lot 10, block 72. Laurelhurst...
E. E. Merges and wife to W. D.
McAUen, lots 10 and 11, block
8, Maryland Heights addition
Bophronla Allen and husband to
R. EL Allan, lot 4, block 10.
Wood mere
Merchants Loan ic Trust Co. to
Bettle Wedel, lot 1, block 4
Roselawn ,
H. F. Torrey and wife to Jon son
Curry, et al, lot 6, block 8,
Portsmouth Villa Annex No'. 1
Holcomb Realty Co. to T. R. Av
ery lot 88 and part of lot 41,
Beaver Acres ...... ... , . . , . . .
Walter D, Magee, exeo., to George
,ieloh. 116x180 feet beginning;,
att 8. W. corner of block "Ii
... Basil's First adfllMtln
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Margaret Douthit to Emma M.
Brown, 77 acres in sections 1
and 2, township 1 south, range
' 8 east ,....,...!....,. 18,000
Laurel hurst company to Ernest
, Feldman, lot 8, block 113,
Laurelhurst . . .. 1,400
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co., the leading
j abstractors. 7 Ch. Com., ground floor.
W. B. HAIZLIP CO., Inc.. Abstractors,
827-8 Corbett hdg. prices right
MELTING NOTICES
41
M. W. A. ROSE CITT CAMP Monday
Selllng-Hlrsch bldg.. Washington near
10th. Phone clerk, Main 9294. A-488S.
R. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets
eve,, Allsky hall. 3-i and Morrison.
Fri.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
August Olson. 193 H 1st St., 82. and
AlfreTda Bavl. 32.
Robert Robinson, Ruasel bldg., 32, and
Myrtus Warner, 20.
William Schiller, Front and Harrison,
40 and Louise Menke, 18.
Max Hardman, Seattle, 28, and Edith
Levy. 21.
Frank Anthony, Beaverton, Or., 62,
and Jeanle Bruce, 53.
T. D. Applln. Ft. Stevens, Or., 21, and
Dorothy Ketcham, 21.
K. W. McDanlel, 606 Upshur, 21, and
Cora Davis, 17.
Leona Cooner, 447 Gllsan, 25, and
Emery Blye, 24.
Herman Hucgel, 6(9 Powell, 80, and
Myrtle Howard, 39.
R. B. Moxley, Peninsular station, 27.
and Emma Butler, 26.
T. T. Casseday. 468 Dekum bldg.. 21,
and Flora Brown, 18.
Ernest West, 802 E. 23d St.. 31. and
Marlon Krudle, 22.
Howard DeWltt, 387 Taylor, 26, and
Gertrude)McLiean. 24.
James MeCarlley. 653 H Ladd ave., 27,
and Minnie Hessemer, 19.
Reginald Livsey, 490 H B- 12th St.. 31,
and Edith Woodward, 28.
Chester Pagett, Blumauer Drug Co.,
28, and Cora Walker, 24.
Bert Wood 173 E. Yamhill, 26, and
Mary Earnhardt, 22.
Iran Olson, general delivery, 25. and
Edla Larson, 22.
C. R, Servlll, Seattle, 25, and Augusta
Peters, 20.
Fred Williams. Sixtieth avenue and
Eighty-second street, 21. and Eva Rath
bun, lk
Kov Parker, 283 Grand avenue, 27,
and Florence Reynor, 20.
Amos Jones, Llnnton, Or.,
Leopoldlne Skopie, 19.
John Sharp, 594 Pettygrove,
Jennett Smith, 20.
I,;wlH Rivers, Eagle Creek,
27, and
24, and
Or., 21,
and Amy Darrow, is.
W.. H. Lacer. St. Johns, Or., 21
Osyth Croxteh, 18.
S. H. Heltser. Stay ton. Or., 29,
and
and
Lida Spauldlng, 24.
Ernest Sellblnder, 389 Hooker, 28. and
Ollle Phupy, 20.
D. T. Boyd, New Era, Or.. 38, and
Rose Rellly, 25.
C. H. Carnenter, 472 Bldwell, 22. and
Estella Adams, 19.
Fred Roster. 843 East Salmon, 27, and
Violet Seabury, 24.
E. E. Uell. 480 East Pine, 30, and
Mary Johnson, 27.
A. R. VanDusen, 876 Kast Eleventh
street. 88, and Hazel Hlslop, 21.
O. H. Murdock. Llndqulst Hotel, 24,
and Dorothy Jefferson, 19.
Andrew Mabee. Lents, Or., 27, and
Addle Stephens, 21. ....
J. I Johnson, Seattle, 46, and Helma
Naslln, 39. ;
Charles Foid. Ilwaco, Wash., 28, and
Beth Henry, 19.
Albert Bozarth. 946 Mississippi ave
nue, 2 8, and Alberta Vance, 24.
I'cter Zlzich. 521 Delay street. 40,
and Merl Korno. 38. ....
Ed Monow, Sellwood, 26, and Alice
Johnson, 22. .
Webber Oof f man. 162 East Thirty
fourth street. 21, and Almenta Blair. 18.
James Sproot, lzzi urana avenue,
33
and Florence Powell, 27.
R. B. Miller. Eugene, Or., 81, and Cora
Eddy, 18.
W. G, Smith & Co, caarnds
Washington Bldg., cor. 4th on Wash'ton.
LEADING Florist. LUbllner. 428 Wnsh
et., bet. lltri- 12th. Mar. 758. A-1334.
DRESS suits for rent, nil bIzcs,
Tailoring Co., 319 Stark St.
Unlque
CLARKE HROS.. florlfets. fine flowers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison st
BIRTHS
RICHARDSON To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Richardson, Good Samaritan hospital,
December 18, a girl. :
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Anderson. Good Samaritan hospital,
December 18. a boy.
SETTOW To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Set
tow, 291 East 84th etreet, December
17 a g'rl.
SINNOTT To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sin
nott, 395 Ross street, December 11, a
ROOT To Mr. and Mrs. George Root,
896 East Yamhill, December 22, a boy.
MYERS To Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Myers,
239 50th street, November 28. a girl.
MEYERS To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mey
ers. 264 East 87th street, December
10, a glrl
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
REESE At the residence of her daugh
ter. Mrs. James fcUuart Ball, 108 East
Twenty-ninth, Martha, widow of Wil
liam A. Reese and mother of Mrs. D.
C. Bates, Portland; Miss Ida Reeso,
Seattle; Miss Nelle Reese and Mrs.
James 8. Ball, Portland. Services at
crematorium, Wednesday, December
27. at 2 p. m.
TRACY Ellas Tracy. 1000 Willam
mette Boulevard. September 22, aged
49: nephritis. . ....
TURNER Elizabeth Turner, 548 17th
street, December 23, age 61, pneu-
LYNDS Ernest Lynda, 474 En-t Ash,
ppcemner za. age . ennoraroiii.-
MX M. SMITH. florUt. 169 6th St.,
opp. Meier ft Frank's. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
n ! 9. Mr4 Undertakers
UUIMIIllg Oi IVIOLIIICO Modern In
every detail. 7tn ana fine, juain v.
A-46QS. L,any assistant
J, P, Finley & Son
Third and Madison.
Lady attendant. Main
, A-1591.
7 d "7n i cd nr 664
Williams.
Both Phones.
Sue. Zeller-Byrno Co., lady attendant
I CDPU Undertaker. Lady' assistant.
Lt.nun B-1888. E.-781. E. 6th-Alder.
Dflorcnn On Funeral directory
rearson uo. 7i Russen st. e. i
36H-
089.
ERICS0N
Undertaking
8138, A-2235.
Co. Main
T.dy ass't
EAST SIDE funeral directors, success
or to F. 8. Dunnlnff. Inc. E. 62. B12525.
undertaker,
Main 607.
il6
8d st. Lsdy assistant.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
APARTMENT site, west side, best buy
in the city. M. H. Lea. 811 Corbett bid.
FOR SALE HOUSES
01
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Lot 100x100; good 6 room house; gas
and water; barn 60x80; water and sewer
in; shop 18x86; all street Improvements
In. All for $4000, H cash, terms. 668
Mallory ave.
TTtoom Bungalow
rn.Tiice lot. good district;
owner
price
must sell, and win sacrince;
31000. Phoms Main 8931.
$150 DT5WN
Will bur up to date new 6-room bun
galow or we will build for ymi on easy
terms. 1112 Hawthorne. Tabor 8 278,
BUILD TO SUIT YOUR PURSE.
T will build and heln finance vour
home on easy terms if you own lot.
A. J. jmriong. en unamoer oi uora-
merce. Main 14Z9.
BEST buy in Portland. Beautiful 8
room new complete noma. lawn, roses.
native trees, cars pass door. .Owner
$3100 buys 6 room modern cottage, on
85th st., Just south of Hawthorne ave.
best buy in the district. M. E. Lee,-311
Corbett bldg,
1237 North 17th St. -6 room modern
EiingaiCftV. a- oaracr, . (m .payments.
61
Price $4000
ISTiOT
New, modern, 8 room house, one block
from Hawthorne ave., and west of 37th
et. This house Is designed different
from most houses being built now, and
is an example of convenience and lux
ury. The parlor has a hardwood floor,
fireplace of pressed brick, bookcases
and corner seat. Between tha parlor
and dining room la an arch with mirror
on each side. The dining room haB
a hardwood floor, tinted panels and
something new In a buffet.
' Beautiful kitchen very conveniently
arranged.
Two beautifully tinted bedrooms with
good clothes closets and a bathroom
between. This makes the first floor, a
bungalow style. On the second floor
are three larKe bedrooms and a hall.
One bedroom has a cozy corner built on.
The basement is large, dry. and has
laundry trays. The house Is piped for
furnace. Lot 44x92, on an Improved
street and no street assessments
against It.
T. A. SUTHERLAND,
36th and Hawthorne, Tabor 2017.
Hawthorne
District
New 6 room 2 story bungalow.
Artistic design.
Oak floors downstairs.
Wide front rorch. i
Reception hall. J
Large living room, fireplace, book
case. Paneled dining room, handsome buffet.
Golden oak finish on woodwork.
Lovely Dutch kitchen.
3 well lighted bedrooms.
Large closets.
Fine white enameled bath.
Full cempnt basement.
Cement sidewalk's In and paid for.
Easy terms If desired.
Call 1406 Hawthorne sve.. cor. 60th st
Tabor 626.
Sunnyside Bargain
A 6 room modern house, full
basement, dutch kitchen, hard
wood floors, built In buffet. Tha
firlce is only $3200, on very easy
erms. This is well located be
tween the Sunnyside and Haw
thorne avenue lines.
Barnes & Andrus
406 Lewis Bldg.. 4th and Oak Sts.
Main 2081.
Buys a nlc modern 5-room bungalow,
west of 33d St., In Hawthorne district;
has large light living room, paneled din
ing room, Dutch kitchen, two good bed
rooms, well equipped bath room, gas
and electricity, shades and fixtures;
nicely tinted walls; all ready to move
Into, street and sewer assessments all
paid: no mortgage to assume; Just pay
like rent; easy terms. If you are looking
for a neat little home see this. Call at
9S4 Hawthorne ave. Phone Tabor 480.
$150 Cash, $15 per Month
6 room modern bungalow. Just east
of Ladd'n addition, walking dlstniirc.
Rooms all tinted, has nice bath, linen
and china closets, paneled dining room.
Dutch kitchen, full cement basement,
wired for lights, nlped for gas. This is
a bargain at $3000.
F, A, Beard & Co,
612 Oerllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder sts.
BEAUTIFUL 8 room house In Laurel
hurst; 2 fireplaces, large sleeping
porch, bullt-ln refrigerator, dust nnd
clothes chutes, flreless cooker, bullt-
! In wardrobes, etc.; corner lot 76x90.
east rront. beautirui view. ;ouur
cash, balance easy monthly payments.
Provident Investment A Trustee Co.,
201, 202, 208 Board of Trade bldg. Mar
shall 473. A-1022.
EAST 48TH ST.. NORTH.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$100 CASH.
7 rooms, sleeping porch, bullt-ln buf
fet and bookcases, solid oak floors,
kitchen range, furnace, fireplace, mirror
doors, etc.
NATIONAL REALTY TRUST CO..
723 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Phone Main 6129.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Perfect in every detail, roof laid
tight, covered waterproof paper, then
shingled. 10 rooms, 5 baths, 2 tolleU,
choice oak finish, elaborate stairs,
basement, 8 fireplaces, stone trim; lot
80x100, cor. C-1866, East 273. No agents.
W. H. Herdman,
NEW, 6 rooms, sleeping; porch, .No. 329
East 37th, two blocks south of Haw
thorne. Lot 52x92. Improvements paid,
full basement, flrepluce, furnace and
fixtures, best shades, hardwotd floors,
Dutch kitchen, lare rooms, best buy
in city, on terms, Dy owner. L,. Outh,
361 East 39h.
FIVE and H room homrs, fire places:
hardwood floors, furnaces, wltn all
built in modern conveniences, near car
line, all street Improvements paid,
monthly payment plan. Provident In
vestment & Trustee Co., S01, 202, 203
Board of Trade bldg. Phone Marshall
473. A-102
PLANS OF ARTIBTIC HOMES $5.
HOUSES OVER $1500, $10. COM
PLETE DETAILS AND SPECIFICA
TIONS. FINELY ILLUSTRATED
BOOK FREE,
PORTLAND BUILDING ASS'N.
322 MOHAWK Hl.r.iO.
Fl VE room bungalow. t .-n;ice. fire
place, buffet, bookcases, hardwood
floor, gas, electricity, good view, Rosa
City Park, 2 blocks from carllne: $3360.
eaoy terms. Provident Investment A
Trustee Co., 201, 202, 208 Board of
Trade. Marshall 473. A-1022.
Must sell at once.
Modern 6 room bungalow, hardwood,
floor, fireplace. Between Division and
Clinton. This Is a genuine bargain and
must go at once. Call East 2135 or Ta
bor 1644, evenings.
DON'T PAY RENT.
New 4 room plastered cottage,
$976: easy terms. Phon Tabor
only
8678.
Abe Martin
The feller that's alius talkin' about
what he's coin do If he's spared feels
Jlst as safe as th' feller that' alius
talkin' about what be'd"glve If he wiia
rich, Th'j. pustofflce Is closed f day
on account o' th' pustmaster beln- un
avoidably called, away on a buntin
trip.
FOR SALE HOUSES
$2.0101
if!
01
Mr, WorJdngman ' :
READ 'THIS.
Smell houses and 60x100 lot, 1400 and
Up; 820 down and 110 a month. Call
us up or come out and see them: H will
cost you nothing. AIj lots 1160 and
up, f 6 down, $5 a month. All these lots
are inside the rltv limits. Tabor 376.
Widell & Wilson
2002 E. Gllsan St.- MV car to 80th.
FOR SALE LOTS
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, MULTNOMAH on the Oregon Electric,
20 minutes from the center of Port
: land, is the liveliest suburb of the west
J side. It nestles In the rolling hillocks
of the southwest portion of Multnomah
I county; lots t.an be purchased as low
j as $260, and they are beauties, 50x100
fnnt Rmnll rinvmAnt Anirn snri nnlv 11ft
per month; lumber yards right at the
station; stores, public water and fine
5 cent car service. Take a run out Mid
see for yourself. The Western .-e-
j curitles Co.. 414 SpaMIng bldg. Owners.
$10 Down, $10 Per Month
Fine view lot. matured fruit trees;
restricted district, near car, cement
walks, Hull Run water, fruit cared for
.'re of charge. 202 Board of Trad
bids. Marshall 4'-a: A-1022.
Notice This
BIO LOT BARGAIN.
Dandy building lots, $525 to $900. $10
down, balance 1 per cent per month.
Call early If you want one. 1254 Haw
thorne, SEE Le Nolr fc Co. for west sld
property, exclusive dealers In west
side realty. S37 Chnmher of Commerce.
FOR SALE Two lots, block two. T.'nl
versltv Park, cheap. John Hamilton,
Yacolt. Wash.
GOOD lot. west of Kllllnssworth ave.
enr barns. $650. R-265. Journal.
ACREAGE
5 Acres $8 Monthly
10 Acres $16
Near Portland, only short ride
on eipctvlc car and close to rnil
r:ind station, rich soil, best of
vegetable or fruit land, spring
water, a rare bargain.
PACIFIC N.-W. DEVELOPMENT CO.,
405 Couch bldg. .
Best But Cheapest
5 and 10 acre tracts. $20 to $45 an
acre, easy terms; deep red shot soli;
well watered; Ideal for fruit, vsjfetables,
dairying; fine view; some buyers already
living on ptoperty; Income producing all
wlntei ro.hool on ground; on county
road ciose to live town on R. R. and
rlvr. near Portland. Npiihaunan - Cn.
! owners. ?0S Lewis Rldg.. 4th and Oalc
sts. For appointments evenings, phone
Fsst 394.
SIX sere home, small 1 room
house, f?nod well. 2 acres
cleared, balance brush; 4 mile
from station; rich soil, no hills,
20 homes in view, a fine commu
nity; $2250; you will buy this,
only a little cash required. Ad
dress B-2B2. Journal.
ACREAGE Our specialty, small
tracts west and northwest of
the city, sold on monthly pay
ments. See us before vou decide.
THE RHAW-FEAR COMPANY,
Main 36. 102 4th St. A-3500.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land, walking distance to pood town,
running water, best soil, free wood,
splendid fruit district, view of Colum
bia river and snow pea'if-. 2 acres $260:
j 6 acres $400; 10 acres $700; 10 per cent
I cash, easy payments, other tracts near
I railway station $25 to $40 per acre.
, FRANK M'FARLAND REALTY CO,
aya reon ping, r-ortiana.
$71n buys 6 acres, handv to Portland,
30 cent fare, 9 cent freight rate, fine
home site, term $50 cash, balance $10
per month. MTft.-Lee. 811 Corbett bldg
FOR SALE FARMS
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THfcJ most remarkable civio
growth of any city In Oregon,
outside of Portland, has been in
Salem the nast year; next year
will he far greater; land sur
rounding tho eapltnl of Oregon is
the best tn the state: prices are
not Inflaed; it is the place for the
small fruit ranch, because the
market to? the fruit has been de
veloped by the fruit unions, can
neries and packing plants. Call
for booklet and further informa
tion. SALEM BOARD OF TRADE.
225 Henry bldg
Phone Marshall 2073.
70 seres, 10' miles west of
Portland court house, all cleared,
fine young orchard, school V4 of a
mile, 8 room modern house, ful
ly plumbed, a fireplace, nice
porches, fine large barn, com-
filete 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 soli, a
chance for a high class dairy.
Price nnd terms will Interest
you. OH and see us.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY.
Main 35. 102 4th St. A-3500.
41 Acres
$2500. Good barn, wood shed and
house furnished; well 43 feet deep that I
never goes dry; barb wire fence: about I
20 acres has been in cultivation: 36 1
miles from Portland; half mile from'
station where there is a school and ;
saw mm; man route in rront or nouse,
also telephone. Terms to suit. Call
or phone 741 Michigan ave.. Woodlawn,
1200.
157 acres on Tualatin river,
Oregon Electric through center,
a targaln 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
tha benefit of It by calling on
the trustee and looking Into the
matter.
BUY ClOTNE-fTTRV LAND
AND BECOME INDEPENDENT,
The Clatsop Cranberry Ass'n at West
station, near Gearhart, has extensive
plans for development It wants a few
men to engage in tho industry and be
come a part owner in Its holdings. Ten
aure tracts are selling for less than one
acre will be worth when the bogs are
producing. Investigate this and sea.
Call on or address J. E. Gratke, 533
Chamber of Commeros. Telephone Main
4886.
YAMHILL COUNTY FARM. 7
I am the owner of a 165 acre farm t
miles from a good towni 50 acres In
crop; first-class house and barn, good
fences; lies on county-road. I want
$2500 In ca"sh and will give you five
years on balance of $4000. If this
sounds good to you, call and see me,
the real owner. 819 Yeon bldg. , :
FOR SALE. ,
80 acres tillable land, IT cultivated,
hog fence, well mf, spring, bulldinss,
150 fruit trees, 4 4 miles east Oregon
City, $5000, $2000 down, balance terms.
See owner F. M. Mslden, Wnodstock. Or.
H, N, "Swank y
820 acres. Tillamook county, 82000,
808 Arlington Ding., roniann, ur.
lllOHEST quality fruit lands In famous
Chehalem valley, 80 miles from Port
land. Newberg Development Co. 631
Chamber of Commerce, Portland, .
FOR SALE HOUSES
mi wmm
IT
Best Improved Farm
In Linn County
180 acres, fine soil, 146 arreg
cleared, 16 aeres pasture, fine ,
JJ60j house, good barn and other
outbuildings. This place hss
plenty of fine water s.t 4 all '
kinds of fruit and Is only 1H
miles from.Oregoc Electrlo sta-.
tlon, mile from town and !
near Willamette river, fine eoun
ty road on east and west sides.
This land is fine for fruit or
dairy and can be cut in 40 acre
tracts and sold to good advent-
age; all farm Implements go with -the
place and is a bargain at
$100 per acre; only $7000 down,
balance 10 years 6 per cent. If
you are looking for a farm
where vou have fine transport
tlon and cheap freight rates, etc,
see this. .,
McGowan & McGowan
3 Healy bldg., corner Grand ave,
and E. Morrison.
Canadian
Farms
Dornu want a farm In Western Can
ada, where the crops this year are in
advance ol anything grown on tnia
continent? For wheat crowing, dairy
I Ing, mixed farming and cattle raising.
inw rrovincB 01 Aineria is iiimurpmancu.
Lands are now offered by the Can
adian Paclfio Railway company at
prices ranging from $10 to $30 an acre
on long terms of paymcr.t or on the
crop payment plan, that. is. paying for
your farm, through a portion of your
crops each year.
Land values have Increased 10 per
cent in two years.
Oreat opportunity for the bomesvker.
Call or write for full particulars,
booklets, maps, etc. '
Reduced rates for homeseekers.'
IDE, McCARTHT LAND CO, 1
General Agents,
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Alberta Land Department,
2 Lumbermens Bldg.
Farm Bargains
40 acres 16 miles to Portland. 14
to electric line and town, 16 acres in
crop. bal. easy cleared; creek and water
powr site, house, barn and outbuild
ings, good orchard, spring, 1 horse,
1 cow, 1 buggy and harness, 1 stump
pullpr. 3 dozen chickens, 1 Incubator and
all furniture; land is all tillable and is
the cheapest place on the market at
$3200, easy terms.
71 acres 18 miles to Portland, on
graveled road, level, fine creek,' ; easy
cleared, $8k00, terms, or will trade.
276 acres 3 miles from Wilsonvllla,
150 in cultivation. 40 acres fine timber,
bal. easy cleared, fine creek, fair build
ings. 1 mile to boat landing, level,
roads, all tillable, lies fine. Price 7f
per acre, terms.
W. H. SEIT75 tt CO..
310 Spalding Bldg. Phone Main 8589.
FOR RENTFARMS
1
10 acres lease for 8 years, good 8 room
house, good well, V4 mile from Bor
ing, on car line; rent to apnly on clear
ing. 1445 Fern st.. Woodlawn.
HOMESTEADS
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
$460 per acre, tarme. Northern Trust
Co.. 270 Stark.
11 OM FIST K A DS
47
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. 267 Oak. room 81.
EXC HANGE REAL KSTATK 24
If You Want Some Good Bar
gains Come and See Us
Saloon' to trade for farm, good bus
iness, long lease.
Good cash business done, $7200 last
year; $1300 will handle this, $600 down,
balance on monthly payments.
Good cordwood proposition, 140 acres,
60 In cultivation, good house and barn.
Timber lands and timber claims and
farms our specialty.
80 room apartment house for sale
or trade, $4000 equity.
Rooming house. 54 rooms, In good
location, xtuuu; long lease; rent im
month; will trade for acreage or city
property.
Wilson Investment Co.
417 Fenton bldg., 84 6th st
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.
160 acres at Hood River for home
in Portland. 5
80 acres in California for Portland!
pronerty.
120 acres irrigated land for Port
land property.
5 room house and lot for team o
horses.
9 room rooming house on Taylor
street, for larger house. V- '
RUSHING JONES, s
402 Yeon bldg. Marshall $4.
Exchanges
An $1810 contract mortgage, paying
835 per month, trade for vacant lots;
prefer Rose City Park.
$2500 house at 74th and Washington '
sts., clear and free from encumbrance,
will trade for small partly Improved
farm close In; prefer Clarke county,
vv'ssh.
A $3500 house, best locality, will ex-
change for vacant property, city; pre
fer Itoso City Park.
See J, L, Weist
1104 Wilcox Bldg. Phone Marshall 8888.
IL.LF section of California pine, valued
at $3000, for good farm in Washing
ton. Yamhill or Polk county: mlaht 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 consld
ered. what have you 7 Box 42, route
2, Salem, Or.
5 Room Bungalow : '
and 50x130 lot in Centralis, Wash., to
exchange for confectionery, cigar or
light grocery. Value $130. No incum
brances. Joseph Graham. :
107-09 Board of Trade bldg.
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
Several of the beet rooming houses,
25 to 35 rooms In the eitv. brick buld'
Ings, lease, everything right! we. also
have fine modern ; o"art"ient hue to
trade for farm, J. E, Nichols Co. CIS
Yeon hldg. --. - '
80 ACRE'S. 25 acres in cultivation fl
bearing appla trees, small house, good
barn, chicken house, ) mile to school,
2 miles tn .town, 60 miles from Portland.
Will trade for cltv pronerty. ,
BROADSTREET'S EXCHANGE.
293U Stark. - Rooms 800-801. '
WILL exchange the best 40 room ateuin
heat rooming house' in Portland, for
grocery 'Store, or small home. This
place clears $20o a month. 60S Yeon
Bldg. : : ' .
IF" YOU WA N'T .TO Pr- t.C 'lil'f . OR :
- TRADE. SEE MHOlrM AKEH IN
VESTMENT' CO., 624 1IEXIU BLLU.
MAIN 4408.
GOOD 6 room cottaie, corner rlol
60x100, In growing district - to ex
change for rooming house,' It to it
rooms. rt-XH, journal.
LET me get wliat you ' want ' Iwr wHst
vou have on cash hssli. J. R. flalxiit,
833 Chamber of Commerce hid.
WILL exchange hoiisw "ami lot for ..,
' paying west side rooming hti, iin
value, 81600. Oil owner. MhIq 45v
iWILL buy, sell r trad en yd fiiV
H. F. !., 1016 Rosrd of Tr.! M-ln
iTkf'ub "for reaTT-lnrieriis"iwyi'
, 808 Hoard of Trsde M, ,;.;y ; l: , '
R OOM S,""fi o 11 ske ' p'Tri g, "c )T7"' !i ,'"..!
lot or equity tn Kenton. T-t:i! i uirU
FOR SALE FARMS