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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE t. Hit it Wild West Show to Faithfully Depict Vuru Ui OaKartifa waa aki'4 a ika CaiaaiaH ra Mr a ana Ka4 aoilta. Al aa I lava k Mnia. Ijr aaaa)4 vllk aia Iraaaj a raja IM ItatiUai toiaaaW all. Dot. rtaa. aa a ! Jaaa I?. Itll. laraa) a aav. UaMa. alata t l MI aWaiaaaai. aa ala- Ufa lira t 0la'4 f T'"4 XltW TOU4T 41 lfrillM4lU Villa 4 fla4 a a k Iil.a avaaa fef il lmn Ja . KIKt 'Aair. K. t ta aala aal ta-a Stirring Times of Life on Frontier Mountain View Faum 14 ni a 'Ml . a awl I t (t i . rry?y 5-, i, ix.4 ti. a Ma a I r.-'at.L t'a.a.. J i i . - k . a a v i" II i. . i i . v r i. u. ii I'ra. !. t I" a ' a la.. VI. - . . ' a a : W ki i I a.aa. Ill i..a.ait a,i maia.1 na V M aa !..a a... aa4 a Wary TiVMaaM af laalt.a I' k-i" "I J i t.t. a. ai'a fc-a' I t.l nijiaj i'I i Hriii hk t'vaa R a a K r aa .a t v a 4"aa a a-i at m-r t a. Christian Scientists Fail to Save Nevada Politician. Millionaire's Life. Music at the Bowers t)inala aarf aaala. IM al l a I Cawlltaa arrkaatfa III aalaMala l III. I Ill l.1 SBL (IIXON 10 ft BURIED AT RENO PI i I I ' ,'., i , . ... a al IM Hwaa fflil f ' I m Tafcia 4iaaaaf II M. ala I f- c.l Wl nla IKa lrl Uj I Uaa.4 1 I ... 1 1 a a I. a ' I It I ilUW r lea4 avea.1 vaH-ltfi. J t. 4 M ... aowacad Kf u-.la u.ai t i.n I eeeior Sitw of Seaale. a ile4 of ltl maavaaica kut, aul brt4 la ".aria. J-ial Uelare 4t cam lthilDf Nona a -i:,4 tisii t infr i nmiuii a.i uc beaUra. Im atieitiftej Id save aie life Mia ion il. wtjsa company tar ssen, HeMfeea Ma.m la -. t-l frtm Nevada lini(M or iu.iirve e-aaator .Mot te kan.i eae al Rand. aae ati -f II. a hi tiitnlae; of lf. al. Ha bat ta. lateeala al Vilnl t aaj Tom;l Ha lelad aaveral tli.taa a a.iliioaaire, a i Kad aeea a I lave Sad auanjr lima a H taaae acia aa lu Ilia manner In ihlili la e.jited Ms f of ( ana. Ha bale iiia IMKaJ care-er In I be Nevada lecleialura Ha wn II year vt tjr eud a native Of Calif "IM. la in eaiiala. Ua ( quia! aa4 untMumiiii Ha wee chair man a( Ibe ceiaauitca oa re-elametlo.i uf a 1 (J tati'la. ila tt.-wi!) ata ele-1 by a Ivinox-relle ie(ie!alur tn ratification of t.l choice al a popular cl.ian n (ha Oregon pitmery j iat Ilia larm would not have ct;'tr. n;irl! H.rvU'it I. ti l al luui 'i .'lsn a 1 Waa,)lBa;tn hom lliia fUfiwu liev I'lveaee j II pierce, chaplain of 1 1. a, I r.ltn.1 f'.ates irult officiate.! and f'raeldent Tafl raa pi ear M Commliiroa fiom li th li. hujae an t Ihe eetiate .11 . a on pane U.e ran-.a i. to lianu (.-nlcM Tho funeral pari) .! t bitr.od at ! Chicago l.nnorroa t,y ra ':nn. lha I widow. w,.i, lih l.ar inn, llartram atarted from. Heart ta day (u wbn , eriatr Mioni condition fir at te ame arrioue ' ' l -i nf r - , I i Jaurl Waal 44a ktltf raaulia XKW TOUAT J ROOSEVELT RECEIVED imc ocpinor wnrrBP VUIL DCVHUOL lUILnO LOVED PRESIDENT LESS fCotillnuaJ From I'ae (mi.) r,y .ill...!. i. SACRIFICE! Forced to Sell Tgt I a 1 1 I r I . ... I, rsictts r il.il a a a 4 a . ' i a ..' a I V. . 1 l; Offers You These Advantages U::i.-n IW , 4 a ,, aa- i I- I ! . . - I . jttMaiaita I! ii J . l i . '.I. 4. a I 1 ) i i X 'j! I a f ul... . i. f VI a I I I. . . 1 : a i . i.ui 1 '. t a a a '. t , I .a, l Haan.ua 1 1 a t II. ( .1 a t al a la laJ . aa.-4 i I am a i . : V ' . lip w ....''a llV " ---aaIlk .; I.a'ATION MiMiMaln la faf"l rraia ara Iaraia4 la .-I im ouaiy - anlv fa iftilaa from lN.rilaa.1 ia inUa I Train Warm aad la miiM fr.iin II I If., u . . a . a V.. a uaii aan't i Haiaaa. na lha i Ha ana rnn.a-4 ' Um..,t , hit uviitf ai urn. mai ,v i , ,, raa4 ai.,1 an lha Aaiof.a Hal. ' vi.ha turn down. Is valued at f lliXXi. i y Ta aan...a iha n r m... a i . ....j-. ii . , j" ... . ... ,,- . rarilaa4. 41 lla.m an4 .at..ria inatiraa ,.,1. ,i VI ,., ai.t j HftC beautiful grOUnda, litlllX, ' Il a ImmaJitU an. ra l d!a. aal "f i h,,a.,,r .i :.. an a arm prwiufii ji. u ...il. ( M - a ' la J . "ama i.i S ::: a". V II t i' I JIHfHTf rl.vH Mooataln V!i I , k a..i I ftfim Tra. la fa ina rf lha baal farrt.a f1'' la In) Columtla coulilr. llvlta4 lulo liaf'a Hl-I ar1 J I'.i.'f I i" 1 on 1 l II arm. anJ la In lha nil.tai of , w j ,,, , - , l( .. .Jliambla rMni'e inoal imai.r mi j i...a a u,.,, i ii i , t.uAla , n A i i,n n I ' l tiiatani. I a I a : I. ai4 no da r. in. t ia al - cat. 'II fine lawn and ahadt tree, garden, roaea, etc.; has 10 room, 3 fire place-, hardwood floor: every thin of the verv beat. Will aell r ivjmpia) ni in' ' r xa j for $3000 if aold at once. About j 'V xmmu," t Izvm c&an. ii t. II 4 I . al f 4!aa aa4 '.0. viaiiioa Oar4a aa Iftak law ' 7X'aXiaa u Ilk ia . al alt ala a i aiara at, li..a) f.uilil. riaa nawaaa) I tralg III lllllTlla Uxrtawa a. ka I a a rail Whctvrr can auaatr Hn-m ior ractiy can furatal! tlia rra:ll al Chi- c-ao Klral Will I'raaltfcnt Tafl 4r to u tli. niarliinrry ahl.-h ha ronlrola? Ifi tiv tlura anJ Ihe mhlri" Jori I t.r"k ho . an lik, I la inulham dl . 1 1.... a I I rlticeii WetlOtla an I Willi a minority of II: a r1ciKl- rn'in ilia north, nominal hi n K-!f jinca Ii want thla kind of a nominal inn, and will !'. rialc what Mr !.Mj.r oil mav then doT (If tha anpraal Jn.t wiiuli.' announce In dnnr thai hr would bid by the darialon of Hi mnvrnl ion and Thlrf Sky Kairlf. of tin Writ Show, ahlch lnrlui a ('!i-..rinri. with thr 101 four 1)' eD(tRernect Tin Ustirh Wild Saturday. Trlal rowhia. Ind:ina Mrl.i Th old Ufa on lha rlali.a la lllua- .rn. Iitoncho tuelcra. fXTt and lnr- iralad nj on attar on a iralll ol rrairia 223 Chamber of Commerce. I UK rnKirli and otlirr .Irvrr .coilr achoonrra by aild Indiana, lha robbing -larn.ti-rlallc of Ih real llf of thai of tie ata;e caili by Mexican oullawa l.inrli and iiralrlr. ir, orotnlacl for llii thflr ranlnr. hv roahnvi and ha would no. l-.iv.. ii.u. Ii l .".i:. :.i n )UI1,.h Wl. Vrl, ahWh b. :na i acoula iindfr Ihe iadarhtp of Joaaph rure a nomination. Jl nilb-hl ua aell ,, rllir rtaJ.,. rnframent In I'l.rtl.u'd r Millar, f.imoua aa a aura ahot anl lo lo Africa.) inxt Haiurrtay, Jun i. Thare mill ' r r i aa'lilatl va lalnaman, and one of The a.fond ijuration l. what will Mr prrforrn.incm daily, and each will .in.- ownera of th real Oklahoma RoovU do, If Ma coniealii B d.!rgai- j i,,. j.onjpirir In every way I rrnirh. . nptura and punlahment of a are denied aeata? Will lie tan- a major- I The 101 JUnoh ia credited with he!n i lioiaethlef and the pony eipreaa. Hy tf the dlrcitra from Ihe liorl'.i. re-j, "renl" wild weat exhibition for the Th opening iVrformanre In 1'ortUnd pair to another hnll. aeal runteetlng : reaaon that th performera have be..n lll bo precrdei. Saturday mornlnc. READ THESE Acreage Buys S45 PER ACRE 160 cri, IS niilei out of Portland Good roJi, ipring water, good aoil, tome good limber. And 160 ACRES A-l SOIL $100 per acre. 18 mi!e from Tort land, on Mt. Hood line. Will tell in tricti. And ONE AND TWO-ACRE TRACTS on electric line, ner Creihim. Bet of toil. All clear. A. W. LAMBERT ft CO, 404 East AldtT St. I a vara I rhurchaa ara narb and laai. , kat neX Uaal Inlallifani. r.i-r aaai I praaparotia na nb Ivor a a' on ail aldea of Mountain View rami Tra. la TICK UANl IS HTAliy. fr.a hunlrali arraa of Mountain law Tra.-te la !..- uador cultivation. If vu buy one of theae you ara ready tn ul In your nop 1 ailnout anr dclar. lha lalalire la parllr , fllaared. and II will lake only a etwrl ' time to have It In rradlnaaa f r .in- I vatlon and bl rroia No yaara of t laar- j Inr and claanma before yoti ran make Urine. InaVaJ" t'.lhilil.l n a: Il 1 .la Mr lr ' a ' i ' 1 . I . ' ' a ' ! . el i I'ol t.. a., I i f I ! f rl ft a a ( la bl. k ' llar.arx a - .run t : ti ar t Mra W lltlara . 1 rm illiin ri.ar.Hal. Ma f vi. and Vra Walfaa -l ey aui, Majr It, a i.i' I .(' tr 1 a a and atra Kartaat ; alreal. Mar J. a I deluiiatea from the touth nnd then pro- . aU.rtel, for the moat part, from the cee.l to nominate hlmrulf? actual realdenta an.l employea of Mll- Tl-.at would F t in to be hie purpoae If ( ler Kron.' famoua lO1.000-arre ranch at Indlcetlona and tlireata umnmt to any-jllllan. OkU.. and they autharltatlvely i Itinar. If the combutanta Hro letl lo r prcaent tho llf with which they are thcmwelvea 1' la aufo to itucia tlmt Mr i fiunlllitr. Koonmell will be a ciindluate either ! A buffalo hunt will be a foafure The the nominee of tHe rerTulur convention it t-lio nonilnoc of a boit!nn i onventloji. May Biing tn Dark Hon. Hut there la a third rouihe. The H publican national commltice la com posed of men who, whatever their at tachinenta to partlculur Imllvlduala. are atlll more nttiiched to the Hopubllcan party, and they tin: e It In their power to determine the action of the conven tion. Thd committee will know how many un'-onteMed dclegatis Mr. Hoone velt has; how many uncontested dele gates Mr. Taft link, and how many dole gutes Senators r'ummine and La Folletto have. If, iih Is probable. Mr. Roose velt doea not have enough uncontested delegates to plvo him u majority of Dip convention, the committee may aeat enoutrh of Mr. Taft'a delceates to make his strength eiua' to Mr. Hoospveltd and leave the balanco of power In the ha :db of La Follolte and C'uinmlus. ( Wot Inclined to Speculate. In that case tho door is open for all aorta of compromises. Taft and Cum mins minht be tho remilt, or Cummins and Lav Folletto might be able to force the nomination of a dark horse, provided always that Mr. rtooxevelt doesn't bolt. All thlngn considered, I would na', If I were inclined to speculate nut I am not. P. S, Suppose Mr. rtoosevolt is nom inated either by the regular convention or by a convention of hid own, will the Republicans who oppopo a third term OOllf J0 llieir ruiacnineni. lu ino initll- lions of the fathers strong enough to lead to an organised protest against Mr. Roosevelt? The ex-presldent accuses Mr. Taft of being the candidate of the bosses. The bosses would be able to put up a fight In defense of bossism, but Mr. Rooso velt lias studiously ignored the third term Issue. When men have suggested that he wants to be president for life with a remainder over for his son he calls them hard names, fctat this kind of evasion cannot last through a cam paign. He will liavd to define his position, and let the public know how many terms lie considers proper or al lowable. T. B. BUort of Majority, If Mr. Roosevelt will add together tho votes he has received at primaries and compare the total with the total vote In those states, he will rind he is woe fully "short of a majority, even In Re publican states and he must remember, too, that whoever voted for him did so not experta Include Tlllle lialdwln, Lulu Pair. Beasl Herberg, Frlnceia Wenona, Edith Tantllnger. Vrn Tantllnger, "Hill" Lindsay. Chester Jiyers. Trsua" Ticket!, and other wild weat celebrltlea. by a novel street parade, with hun dreds of Indiana, roaboya. cowgirls and v.iqueros In line. The tableau wagona will display living plcturea of acenea typical of the days when tha pioneers were "winning the west." Tha pralria schooners will be drawn by loiir-horned i teem Rocky Mountain Hank, one of tho lust of the old stage coach drlvera, will revive old memories by driving nix army mules to a genuine old time Wells Kargo atage coach. TffKRH ABB A QOOP M A NT GOOD REAL, EHTATK OrKICES IN PORTLAND. These Advantages and tha further advantage that ll.i land will b divided Into tra.la lo ill . that tha prlra la very reasonable and ira tarma within th reach of any econom ical. IndualrU.iia parann. ahould convince you that MOCNTAIN VIKW la th brt acreage propcaltlon now offarnd. We Want to Get Acquainted With You fa' From Portland by rail It take only 19 mlniitea' rid to reach M Helena. It boat on th baautlful Columbia rlvrr It I takes two hours Can you spare thla much I time to aee Mountain View ? Call ua up br phona at Mt Helena at our expanse, tell us when you will be here We will mt you with our auto and show you mora In an hour than we can tall you In a week. Full partlrulara about MOUNTAIN VI FW and St. Helena for the aaklng. Writ to ua. O I. lunar Mil' H'r'i -a.f lulerral in It -a . I-,. !.. bias l .'"I AiOer Mi.rl 1 ? J A lU ! and alfr I . t.: a K llorloe. lot T, I.I.H a If. r-aji- niv Me a' ta !' rV H 1 1 I I . I ! f.i lie M.lal -a III Crllr,,. I'd ".1 rd Mar ala tAI.Ll HH AMiWIIW I i.r t i . : i Mr r a ant Mra. aliaal. Mar c u. I!- I Mr i !! ,-i Mra Carl FVri,, :i a.raat. Mar 1J, in s r 1 r a- t Mra rf.,M, all. I vt.1 Hint. i. Mar It. II IN BOMB BETTER ReSPECTfl BOME THAN OTHERS. ARC III beoausa they loved Mm mora, but be cause they loved Taft less, and he must also take into account the fact that manv who voted for him and a still larger number who didn't vote at all have been dlogusted by the manner In which ha and th president have con ducted their campaigns. lie must, In addition, take Into ac count the fact thut many who admired him when h went out of office have turned against him because they feel that he has dona injustice to the presi dent and destroyed the party's chance for success. There Is abundant evidence of an enormous protest at the polls, even if no ticket Is put In tha field by the antl-Koosevelt Republicans. DIXON PRIVATELY ADMITS T. R. HAS NO CHANCE TO WIN (Continued from Page One.) might just as wall agre to tak tha party Into a back alley and cut Its throut," I'ixon declared. 'The whole program of the Taft supporters Is to get delegates, regardless of the wishes of the voters In the districts which these delegates represent. They are now urging tha national committee on to revolution ary measures which would sound tha death knell of the party. "No sane mun or sober bellevea that President Taft if nominated could carry three Republican Btatos." Dixon's statement asserted further that If President Taft Is nominated "there will not bo enough of th party left in congress to demand a vote of the ayes and nays.' It would mean a crush ing defeat to both country and state tickets in nearly every state in the union." IN THE LlfJHT OF THE EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE POSSESSED BY THIS OFFICE IN TUB MANAGEMENT OF H CS I NEBS PROPERTIES. APART MENTS AND FLATS, IT IS NOT TOO Ml'CH TO SAT THAT. IN RE- . . 8PECT TO THESE TYPES OF BUSI NESS, THIS OFFICE IS THE BEST. I AN1 WKIlfJ lo r!aaalf!r. ilu'l t al l. h ifi-rirnl In t he J - I h'-er ..e r. .- a ' i, t cr r t '. f ; . : . a '. -i low I r g n-i u I e f a a n. m b- i ' it f i: ' C- 4 If IS il ! !'! ! Ji 14 I M I ' ' 1"0 K !?. I l l: V"' K &: H l. II II I'l 51' I 6 4. IS II 4. " I" I I ? M l, I ft). 1. III 14T. 1 T 4 Sn 5 4,14 T K - 4? 11 il . M 1 IT. 3J M n ?nrt in? M ti f!. t :v 41. ft. i! f.4. i n. -! s -44. i:. r... 4 i T -I". 4'1. 4 4 4V v- j, 4" (.:.. : :. X ft 1 14 !' in Y 4 1 4H. 4. (..'. I 7. f..V i;lrt T , Mr ar 1 Mra I U Harkr, i; ..v.rl air. r t l a li e wy I'l III AM rl .NKHALA hi: 4 . 'nrnra heart dla 1 ' . II V v In , :. IV', r1! I'ourlaenth . I.. ; ft r . 1 t f .lllrf'tlll . i i.ir. "I". ilanlenhaln . 4 ,r r JI apopu ay. . : H i,. ! V 1 Thirteenth i 1 i K. f..uri dlseaaa. VI ITM fl. rHI. 141 4th l. Main Till II na ' Mi I I NUltl. lUKKCTult- J, P. Finley i Son Third and Midlavoa. larir alien. 'am Main II ! 'I o I. I"! Dtjnnin? i McEnteo rvriy d.iall '.ih and llaa. A ll.i unr laaiaianv t. A-llll T'n'lriaar Mod am la Mala IIX tha Uadlnaj and uni-rtakr. Ill ri.AKSMIKIi ..! ItATICS St Helens Improvement Co Parti a4 Offloa, ia Taoa ldg. T. KXIiXlTS, 0B. IV Collected Promptly. Olty Sapartmrat. The Fred A. Jacobs Co. 809 Washlnrloa Straat. Main 6809. A-ei87 t ''Bring I Home a BotHc of I . . vi J . I Hern. - for, WUlieo Cold Stop Cough Cure Colds t-eaae Wa faaaa la r Caeaa a doubtedly will be elected temporary chairman of the national convention. Chairman Harry S. New of tha commit tee on arrangements for the convention says that two thirds of the delegates favor Root The Taft supporters are planning to make the temporary organization of the convention permanent. The revised list of delegates before the national committee today shows that 250 'of the 1078 delegates to the na tional convention are contested, includ ing two from California, and 14 from Washlngqton. Several members of the national com mittee, Including Committeeman Scott of West Virginia, sent proxies to the meeting, not wishing to participate tn the contest between Roosevelt and Taft. Colonel Has Wo Chance. Ormaby McHarg, tha New York at torney who Is handling the Roosevelt interests in 4,he contested cases, de nounced, a story published today that the national committee Is planning to seat two thirds of tho Taft delegates and one third of the Roosevelt dele gates, in the 250 contest cases. The Taft committeemen ridiculed the story, emphatically asserting- that President Teft will win practically every contest. Senator Dixon, manager of the Roose velt bureau, privately admitted that the colonel has no chance before the na tional committee. Dixon declared that he had received a committeeman a proxy by telegraph but that he would not UB6; It. "I would rather be licked than be forced to enter the committee and make 1 a spectacle of myself," was Dixon's emphatic , comment. " . . Manager McKinley or the Taft Dureau issued a statement today in defense of Senator Root, in which he reviewed the career of th slated temporary chair man. Tha statement denounced Colonel Roosevelt's attitude toward William H. Barnes, the New York Republican lead er, and concluded: Slioi linn Bttmnt. "The fact is, Roosevelt has changed and' with this change ha come disloy alty to friendship, and treason to party." Later in tha day Senator Dixon Issued a statement in which h denounced the Taft committeemen , who had declared they wouldaeat practically tha Taft contestants. If tha high eourt and trusties erf the TEN PRETTY LASSIES, REAL BOOMERS FOR OREGON, START EAST (Continued From Page One.) will haveji larKe Influence in the prep arations, at lecst, for the national Dem ocratic convention in Baltimore. Before they return the girls will have met President Taft in a specially ar ranged reception In the east room of the White House, they will stand under the falls of Niagara, they will dine with Elbert Hubbard ut East Aurerra, they will visit the governor of Wisconsin, thijy will advertise Oregon In special gatherings at .New York, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati and a large number other -cities. The special car which will carry the young wdmei; across the United States and bnck was decorated with roses and flags by the College Equal Suffrage as sociation of'T)regon before It left Port land this morning. A large portion of tho apace was taken up with advertising literaturo about the counties of Oregon. There were In the party: Grace Garvin uf Central Point, Jack son county; Delia M. Harold, Scio, Linn county; Bertha Willerton, The Dalles, Waeco; Mabel PIttman, Condon, Gilliam; Churlotte Jones, La Grande, Union; Anne Market, Bend, Crook; Agnes Miller, Burns, Harney; Holly Moore, Eugene, Lane; Gertrude Pollou, Dallas, Polk; Mrs. II, A. Harthorn, chaperon, Condon, Ullllam; Phil 8- Bates, Pacific North west, Portland. SPLENDID FACTORY SITE 2 Railroad Switches River Frontage 105x400 $7500 and street improvements. One of the best bargains on the west side. Dorr C. Keascy & Co. Second Floor Chamber of Commerce In effect April 1. 11J ALL PRKVIOUH It ATKil I'ANiTI.I.FP OA8H A I VhltT I s)K M I.. NTH. I Mill y or Sunday. 1 time to per line. 1 coneeeutlva times, lo per line per In sertion. I or more conaecutlve times, 7r per line per Insortlou, or 7 Insertion for price of t. No ad counted for leea thnn 2 lines. The above rnl apply to "New To day" and all other clneslllcatlona, ex cept Situations Wanted. To Kent and . Wanted to l-.ent ads ; Situations Want-it To Rent and I Wanted To Rent sds (Apartment and I Hotels excepted), the rrit.-a are: lo per linn first Insnrtlon. 4c per lino ench stjht-iiui-nt Insertion. ! No sd liken for lees than lie I CHARGE APVKItTI.SK.MllNTa 1 1 time, 10c per line : I consecutive times, ta per llae per I Insertion. a 7 r more consecutive times. t. rer line Mil Kl'WAKli HOI. MAN funeral dsie"tor id at roe gilmon : lady eeaiaia-V I aim Ml', lurerei iiliecfrea ,'irrea. cr to f I'unnlne. 1 - i'-iMii rnfU Unlriak ?r l-a" eeeiaiaaa, i rri ii . . . . ,n l- l II in.vK riii'K " io:K. Ulh. lllJard I'idvera. Park Knn-ral .jlreKtore i:-7l K 1 1 h-A Idee. Bell. 71. B. CnijM-m.. at K. laia. Pearson o. fti" ,;5l.AY V n -?n i rn hn tv wuiii M. n. L L LL r n A) Moth Phoi ERI0SON rTtideiiakine ill A-llll To aTaTi I adv in t SIOM'.MKXTB OTTO SCHUMANN, granlta, marble worka Uaal Jd ji n d Pl na. Faa t 711 iIlillVNUiriuVLTT DEALKiU URiiNG-MANAHY COM PANT, Cronnil Floor Lewi Bid. M HIUIlAK'-t A HENKDICT, and A-1741, ftft? M.-Knv Mldir Main 14. 3 per inaertlon. land all olher rlasslfi'-atlons, exc-pt I'he ntiovc rates apply to "New Today" Thla handsome new room hunga- .aUi..ilnn. U'.nl. Wont nml vvacrea m item boh. -- ,, mi CHAl'IN HKHLOW. 1.17 Ch.Tol...r cf Coinmerce Main Htl. K N Al T A MAl'KKY. " JI2-13 Ibiard of Triida M. and A-J91X EHTATE 0., US Itl'.AI, Rltuatlona Wantid. To Rent and r'-no. new o ruwm iiuiiRa t . - -.-- , - . low In Rossmerr- district, near Laurel- ' warned to iteni ana i a parimenia a..'. burst, worth 15000. Is offered at $4200 i Hotels excepted) tho rate Is 7o per line r. . . .. .. i . i . . i. ...Ik i, i- i . . iiiaariiirii. 'home for a home, although at 11200 It N11"d charged for less than two lines I has an unusual Investment feature s;or15c- ,weI Contrsct rstes upon application. A Facea east on a MxlOO foot lot; has 1 Pj?".r."!? ,wl" "rlntr a soHcltor. I open fireplace, a don, with bulltln book-I " ' ' ' . iSSSSmISS? d.n'.ng . T'-ii., jThe Oregon Law on Advertising j paneled, all finished In natural wood. -- Tha Dutch kitchen with everv ronvenl- AnT P"'". n" ln newapaiwr or other i- ... V ,h. .1.;, i?., i parlodle.1, or In piilille arlvertlaerrient, or h ence: pass Pantry, bright, a ry bed- 7ft(,r pf' reul.r. kn.iwlngly tu.kia or ni, rooms and bathroom re finished m j ,,,,,, Matement .r aaaertlon eonc-m- whlta enamel with large, light clothes 1 )n ,be ,Bntt r ..u.M'y. the value, tl.a closets ln all rooms. i here is a largn i merohinill.e. or the m.iiw.. nr iiurroia of an. attic. Just the place for a play price, the tneth'd of prud'irlnu or mnniifar. room, a drying room 111 wet lure of hla merehasillae or profeaalimal work SIIIKI.bia. 705 Oerllnrer It Mar. -rrr Main 4IA. m .sixKss ritoi'EiiTY 60 301 TT;i:r west sldei trackage location I'lM unil York; terms. If you are looking lor something good at a vary low flirure, see us at once. Carlock as M'lelllinupt. Chamber of Commerca. KOU HAl.K HOUSES 431 Stump Land $5 PER ACRE 2400 acres lojfgcd-off land; good sprinp: creek through land. Phone us for particulars. f r mi aj4 luuri anu uuaiinr ua loc BUdmora JJrnr Co.. Mala 8 tor. J31 341 ..hii.r. m.iv vim am. in n,,T aatC M"UOm throush 48 araVnlo botU. pfoffam. iff, WALLA WALLA PIONEER ANSWERS LAST CALL COLUMBIA RIVER STUMP LAND 1400 acres on Columbia river at $15 per acre. Level, no rock, some good timber. Phone us. A. W. LAMBERT ft CO., 404 E. Alder Street. Choice Investment Business y block. West Side, big future. Best buy on the West Side. $16,000 cash required ; long time on balance. - earliest pioneers of the Walla) c . - ... ni, i'rSVS-th'yft rcSlM. E. LCf, 311 Corbett Bldg. raperlal to Th Journal, V Walla Walla, Wash., Juna 6. Benja min G. Guthrldge, aged 79 years, one of the earliest pioneers of the Walla Walla son. George yesterday, following an illness of two months. Mr. Guthrldge, who was tor many years in the British shipping service, came to Walla Walla in tha - early fifties. During one of hla visits to ECZEMA XtcHJasT or Psorlasli Poison Oak Vss Blanobavd's Scsema Xrotiom old bp Drag-flat. raciS diagnosis. Instruction and aJ- vica by C. E. Blanehard, at 211 Itti St. Portland. Hi will also etata how tha disease will act and dlaappaar under tha usa of thla lotion. CalL from 1 to 7 n. m write fof ymptom blank. ,. weather. and so arranged with large dormer windows that three largo I rooms may be added at little expense. ! Opening to tho west Is u fine large j sleeping porch, right In the out-of-door,; but sheltered. Full cement basement , with laundry trays. Cement walks about the house and In front. I If you want to see a magnificent I home which you can buy right now for ! fully xjtiou unner me marnei price, come in and we will take you out lu our machine. Price only $4200; easy terms. Ex clusive district. Ralph Ackley Land Co. 170 Fifth St., Opposita-P. O. or the manner or anurre of piirrhawe vf mirt aale wtilch la nutrue or rnlinliit.d to mle'ead. hall be rli emed guilty nf a mtaili'Dieanor. md on conviction thereof anaii ne piTnianen r 3 HiiOMS and bath, modern, lot 100x100, beautiful vli.w of valley and moun t.T i r.M. west side, L'O minutes from post, nfflc.j; $::00, easy terms. Provident Trust Co., second floor Selling bldg. Main 1KII0, A-I12B1. $10 Cash, $1 Week ... - ir.. t. nir.,1 i ......I T..UA r-i i. o..a fine of not lea than $10 nor more than $V), , dlh't riot, "i . incut sidewalks, curb, water, or br linprtannnK-i.t In the county all not e,. ( ,(r xvl, ,,,,, .interest or taxes PriC , j $27S. tvrlto owner, J-5D9, Journal. . ! rn"TTV Nlii 6 room bungalow In Kuni city I'uik, hardwood floors, beamed. i ceilings, hooitcri new, paneiea dining room. 1 fireplace, full liusenient Willi Hollyrood! Hollyrood! Bjlld your home among tho trees. Nothing more "homey" than a home surrounded by the beautiful Oregon fir. Hollyrood is close In, Joins Irvlngton, really walking distance, just JJimK, to have a home so close to Paiw within the two-mile circle. com out today, to see tnis iaeai spot Is to love it. Price $1000, easy payments; restrict ed; improvements in. Take Beaumont car to f orty-second and Knott streets, walk west three blocks and look it over. j. h. ttptok Co., rrrc, 1108 Spalding Bldg., Owners. eeedlnir 20 dnya. or hjr both such fine and Irn prlaonineiit. (1,. iihhi, e. lit, p. IIM). Tha attention of nilTcrtlHera. who iih "Ttie Journal," aa well as that of tha pnhllr, ta .11 rectert to the uboTe aectlon from tha Oregon Code coTerlng advertising. "The Journal" tmikcx the iumi rates oa 1l- flay adrertlalng to all advertisers. In propor lon to tlx apace need, and does not make "flah of one" advertiser and "flish of an other," believing one clans, or profession, In e-vldnal, or eorporntlon hns "eipial rlirhta" to advertise as In other tlitn.es. uml ahoald d. so on the aame terme and enndltlona. "Tha Journal" bellevea that It la no crime to advertiee. Readers of "The Journal " answering ndver. tl?ementa rpertn In thla paper, are re quested to report In writing any failure on tha part of the advertiser to ilo aa h advertlj.ea, and If the eomplalnt ta well founded, that ad vertiser will he denied aeceaa to (ti'se clnnins. as has heed done In the -past, and If the i d vertlser's acts are In vlnlailun of the law he will be subject to proamnion. There are no advertisers using these .-olnmns against whom complaint! have h.-en niade tie enr readers, and when eotiiplaltita are made prompt attention will be clven to ihem. r S JACKSON. Piitiltsher. cemant 3800, (500 cash. ! floor; hot water heat, Tabor -S!9. U 11.1, so'll lOOxFJo Tri Irvlngton : miO; wish to go in business for and need tho money. Terms. 1500 cash, bal ance to suit. Call tsellwood 13H after1 6.;i o'clock. NICK). 70 I an.l mkY i:it.r7 Homes Irvlngton Cheap. Number of I.ots Cheap. East 273. v. h nrcrtrifAN; K. Abe Martin DO YOU KNOW WM. A. MASON "THE STORE MAN"- St aWBta Baslaaas Praparty. . 31 ITHT.T.TsTO SUrO. MORTGAGE LOANS City IrnproveA Farm lands, CALLAN Sc. KASER , . 7U-72& Yeoa BW. ., 5th and f landers FOUR STORY BRICK TRACKAGE Price. $80,000 ' Call for C. G. Reagan CHAPIN-HERLOW MTG. & TRUST CO. 84. Tloor CnamlraT of Conunaroa. : v :V ri'-: rW . . Tall BinWey tiae ' finally sofd his tourin' car an"' announce that he'll patch gum boots at reasonable- rates. A,rnjt Ii feller- that corrects - hi wife before company. :00-ri-ROOM HOUSE . nth t.. ono block from car . hooi: walking distance. : :' SliCCKITY 1 K VKLOPM I0NT CO., .? Multiiotii.ih Hotel. 4th and Pine. $50 Cash $25' Month ' On the tenth of this month I will -: Imvei niv ti.utii'ul 5 room bungalow i ' ' " nipleted. Wr 1 1 e, C-fiS;, .Tournal. i ! ! ' . Money ' 1 you have It. I will sell you a dotlbl I coiiKtriic-ttd house at- a bargain; 'Sail.'! ; wood X7. ... y :;:; i iT) takes it, iS6 dovtl and $15 jr j month 7 room house, corner lot 60 ! 100. Ini'liKilng- cement walks;, 28 min-j ! utes cut, 3 blocks from car. Ke A, II . I Akersot), 202 Wilcox tddg.-- ; - ' For 2 Days Only Will sell a ri room hou In if HwaakieV j t full Kissed lot, $.V1 ca.i. .. a JiiWll,.'?. room 7..250H Alder. Phone Mae. NE'VV 5 "room house. (H00; $&0 Avwtk, Ji ''- a month. H. Dalva, ' ror. 80th at.- 4 41st ave. s. is. Mt Hi.ott car tf irtand. . PluVhe Tnbof "88..; . " ' V" ONK Ii room. ' atrlctfy morferri , hoM; . i one 6 rouin modrri house. alMo I'l.ajdt moiiL tnonlro (ilS ..WiUlafna, ., , vhono cn.i.. . ..',;,'!. ."v.- lOoxloo and-S riKim hOtiBe. $u0,, easy : terms. Se llnrrta place, Bvergren station. Oregon City Una, o phone Mar . "riall 4'i3iJ '"'-''' T.I'-:i.i".' f i " KiTvT vbttsge. 6iToTT!Jit-'Q, ci Rose City Pur .ear line, ITS"; 9" cash; $fi per month InoludinK 4lrrW , Snap. A-vH. aloiraa 1. , '. wh.iTselrmy acuity of 1N'Vi ro-f -inoflerii bftngalow , for Ifiirt if an at orice. Flaherty A Cnnoity. ll.Yo. Bid's' ' : . Titni.I anvwbere. S . room bicir. . - with JwtnBil-lo!r-t. $ll.. i t . i sale and building finance.!, .a. -. '- Cirter. .;. .'h"in.;f j.'f'Q.,. f oiT'SXirK -e-ri- 'wm" i l.oiive in iv-isMois i J restrictions: a W Co"'