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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', TORTLAND, i:vi::jing, auguct 1012. HIS IL HEAR ,!W ARGUMENTS Judge Hutton Announces He Prefers Not to Hear Darrow Questions Argued. (VoHri Pr fJiirt Wtrt.i ' Lot Angeles, Aug. 21. rreferrjng not to hasr arguments on the motion to dis miss the second Indictment against Clarence 8. Darrow, charging bribery of Robert T.- Bain, Judge George H. Hut ton, who presided over th trial of Dar row which ended Inst Saturday, an- ' bounced yesterday, when the ense wni railed, that he would assign the case to Trending Judge Willis. Judge Willis will hear arguments on the defense's motion to dismiss the in dictment Monday morning. Preparing to combat the motion to dismiss, the district attorney's office claims that Darrow waived his right to trial within the 60 day limit, as prof vlded In the statutes, at the opening of the first trial. Upon the fact that Dar row has not been brought to trial with in the 60 day limit the defense Is bas ins Its motion to dismiss. Supporting th district attorney's contention. Dep uty District Attorney Arthur Keech filed ah affidavit In which ha declares that Darrow waived his right to trial within the 0 day limit In stipulations entered Into May 15. ' When questioned concerning the affl davit, Darrow declared that he .knew nothing; of any stipulation being entered Into. , Plant of Los Angeles Packing Co., Swift Subsidiary, Is rfc Destroyed. Cj1-' t: fCnlfM Press Lessed Wire.) ' L Angeles, Aug. 21. Four hundred horses and sheep were burned to death, buildings and' dressed meats valued at 1400,000 destroyed and Fred Montgom ery, an employe severely Injured in a fire that consumed; the plant of the Los Angeles Packing' Company, a subsidiary of Swift & Co., early today. Outside of the, city fire limits, there was little chance Xo save the buildings, which covered several acres. Many head of stock were saved, but the bellowings and, shrieks of the animals remaining in the sheds and corrals could be heard for blocks. . The plant was built In 1906, and was lightly Insured. The fire started In the drying, room, presumably from spontan eous combustion. OREGON CITY WORKMAN ; DISAPPEARS SUDDENLY 4 i (SpecUl to The Jonroil.) Oregon City. Or., Aus 21 H, H. Wallace, a recent bridegroom living in Oregon City and an employe of the Clackamas Southern railway, was this . morning .reported missing. Owtfig to bad weather he had been laid off for a ' few days. Saturday evening- he told his wife he was going to Oregon City to gee whether he could find work.. .He I lias not been seen by his wife since. His reputation was good. The police department as well as Sheriff Mass are searching. The father Is W. A. Wal laee of Canby. The missing man Is described as fol lows: ' Twenty-two years of age, 5 feet . tt inclies In height, about 168 pounds, 5 'dark complexion, smooth shaved, blue , coat, light shirt; may have on overalls. ELGIN'S LIGHT PLANT AGAIN IN OPERATION ' Speelal to Tb Jonrnal.) Elgin, Or., Aug. 21. Elgin u again fnjoylng electric lights after being in darkness since August 2,' following a fire which destroyed the light plant. The company has temporarily installed a dynamo in connection with the box factory engine. , Two Go Bankrupt. E. II. Mills, a hardware merchant of 63S Union avenue north has petitioned to be declared bankrupt in the Lmted State district court, giving his Iia- ."iJS .at 11-12-2 nd his assets at I10.IS8.33. D. E. Lauderback, proprie tor of. the Florence Cloak & Suit House in the Northwest building? also filed a petition tn bankruptcy, placing his lla- a""S and his assets at Deplore Oty's "Black Eye." iDnltert Pre,, lwt XVr Angeles, Aug. 21. Those who be lieve reports of infantile paralysis here have been exaggerated and who favor less stringent regulations will hold a mass meeting tonight at the Auditorium to discuss the situation. Led by State 1 Senator Hurd and Councilman Lusk, the meeting will protest against harming the city through alarming reports. Lusk declares the disease is rapidly ' being controlled. 400 ANIMALS DIE IN WOO FI I . Il MEETING i s i. 1 1 1 11 m liaitiEiis m at Jot n 1 v. u w 1 m m 11 urn m m) I V U kM M U t-Lmr a "V'jr Actxity epntinues in ALTAMEAD. You can still let a good selection, but the best lots will not last long. Remember, lots in ALTAMEAD have alleys. Sidewalks are in. It is where you would like to live, and we will build for ydu on small cash payment. Go put today and look it over. There will be salesmen - on the ground. Phone for auto engagement and we .' will call; for you, and it will only fake an hour to make the round trip. Telephone Main 9.37, A-2693. WESTERN OREGON TRUST COMPANY " 'l 272 STARK STREET MAGICIAN DELIGHTING CROWDS AT THE DAKS if t "t2 V ! il C ""VIM All Zada, whose marvdous mystify spectators. tricks All Zada's father was one of the greatest magicians who ever deceived an audience, and Zada has inherited most of his. fatlter's talent. Zada, who Is at the Oaks amusement park this week.'fth the Hawalians and other free features, is pronounced a marvel. With absolutely no paraphernalia to help him, Zada produces any variety of things out of the atmosphere, and at the close of his turn the stage looks like a Junk shop, zada will be seen every afternoon and evening at trie Oaks. AGED MAN ROBBED OF $1795 BY CLEVER' BUNKO OPERATORS 4 Substituting a pocket full of rocks for 11795. the life earn- lngs Of Mike Koeppel, an elderly man, and then turning the box of rocks over to the owner of the money to care for while f they went to a hotel for their grip, was the clever bunco game played by two strangers yester- day on Koeppel, who this morn- 4 lng reported his loss to the po- lice. 4 Koeppel, who lives at R67 Front street, has leen solicited for moro thafr a month by --t-he- V two men to go Into business with them. Monday they ap- peared with considerable money, told Koeppel thnt they were ready to do their sharo and V asked the old man to produce his money. Koeppel. who had 4 kept his money in $B, $10 and $20 gold pieces, produced his p money, and with the coin the bunco men' displayed, placed it In a tin box that was turned over t Koeppet - ta - -enraf orr 4 The two men talked for a short time and then left him with the box in charge while they went after their grips. Koeppel walt- ed for several hours and finally decided to retire, but before go- ing to bed decided to take a look 4 at his money. When he lifted the cover off the tin box he found to his dis 4 may that It contained nothing e but worthless rocks. He appeared this morning at e police headquarters, nnd was dl- rected to the detective depart- ment, where Detectives Bwen- ness and Maloney, both consld- ered experts In catching bunco men, were assigned to the case, e The story told by the old man h is believed to be true. He is a hard working man who had saved his money. o Astor AVill Not to Be Contested. (I'nltcd Press Lvasrd Vt're.) , New York, -Aug. --il. Reports thnt there would be a contest over the will of Colonel John Jacob Astor were set at rest here today by Judge Oildersleeve, counsel for Mrs. Madeline Force Astnr Colonel's Astor's widow. "Mrs. Astor" he said, "has always expressed entlro satisfaction with the provisions made by her late husband. There will- be no contest." Stubbs Speaks at Reunion. (Trilti'd m-ss Leased Wire ) Axtell, Kan.. Aug. 21. Governor TV R. Stubbs will be the principal speaker nt the Marshall County Old fiittifrK- reunion, which began here today, and It Is expected that he will take advantage, of the opportunity to boost Colonel Roose velt for the presidency and talk of his own plans for entering the United States senate. StuUbs recently defeated Senator Curtis in the race for the toga . tl. jn. A. ure. Hose eve.. Allskv hall. DOCKET IN HAIR ONLY CLUE TO SUICIDE CASE ' Tnlte Pre- Ufd WlrO ' flanta Monica, Cal., Aug. 21. Found entangled In the luxuriant brown hair of an unidentified woman who commit ted suicide by leaping off the municipal pier here, a gold locket containing , her picture and that of a middle aged man today' furnishes the only clue to her Identity. .. On one side of the locket is engraved the Jetter "M." on the othef ."V." Thfl I woman -wa-atrt-88-year old and was unusually pretty, , She was about five feet three Inches tall and weighed 110 pounds, All Identifying marks had been cut from her clothing. . Noted Linguist IMe.s. (trnlted I'reM t,et Virf Constance. Baden. Aug. 21. Johan Sehleyer, who Invented Volapuk. tMe artificial language for internatldnal use, Is dead today at. Ills home here. NEW TODAY i 'iaii 11-ROOM RESIDENCE i I have for sale this exceptionally fine and well Improved quarter block, 11 room Old Knglish house, built 2 years; garage, fine trees, roses, etc.; strictly modern and up to date; In a delightful resldenco district. A splendid place for anyone wishing a home of this size. Price reasonable. Apply to C. F. Smith, 210 Railway Exchange bldg.. between 3d and 4th, on Stark st. Used Car Buyers Should fcxamlne Our Stock Before Pur chasing. The Values We Offer Are Unequaled. ITOII&KWEST AUTO BZOSAHOll, 631 Alder St. FOR FIRE INSURANCE SER WABS tc YOUNGER, Bolts 426 Teon Bldff. BXaln 75SS. A-4274. The Oregon Law on Advertising Any peraon, who In n newspaper or other ferloIlml, or In public idTertliiempnt. or ty etter or circular, knowingly makes or JI ftemlnatea any statement or anncrtion concern ing tho quantity or quality, the toIup, the niptrhnnriise. or the motive or purpose of any price, the method of producing or mannfne ture of his merrhamllfte or- pmfswiount- wtjri;, or the manner or aource of nurchaae of such sale which Is untrue or calculated to mislead, shall be deemed cullty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall he punished by a fine of not leas than $10 nor more than $IW, or by Imprisonment In the county jail not ex. reeding 2n dara, or by both such flno and lo prlfonuient. (1.. 11X10. c. 104, p. 154). The attention of advertisers, who use "The Journal," as well as that of the public. Is di rected to the above section from the Oregon Code covering; advertising. "The Jonrnal" makes the same rates on die- Flay advertising to all adveitlsers. In propor Ion to the space nfed, and does not make flah of .one'. Advertiser and. "firth .or . an other, believing one class, or profession. In dividual, or corporation tins "equal rlithts" to advertNo as In other things, and should do so on the same terms and conditions. "The Journal" believes that It la no crime to advertise. Readers of "The Jonrnal." answering adver tisements appenrlng: In this paper, are re quested to report In writing any failure on the part of the advertiser to do as ho advertises, and If the cnmplnlnt Is well founded, that ad vertiser will be denied access to these columns, as has been done tn the past, and If the ad. vertlser's nets are In violation of the law be wtll hA SIlMoet t.. nr.ifleMltlitn There ore no ndvertlsers using theae column! i against whom complaints have been made ry our readers, and when complaints are made prompt attention will be given to them. C. 8. JATKSON. Publisher. UNCALLED FOR ANSWERS ANSWERS to classified advertisements which appeared In The Journal await those possessing certificates for the fol lowing numbers: A-17J, A-213. A-224, A-484, A-259, A- E-"13, E-332. F-18. J-SX1 G-3R9. G-203. O-fi.18, G-691. H-214. H-7S6, TI-5.-.5. H-202, H-112, n- 169, II-5'Ji:, H-701, 11-319, H-191. 11-555, H-iaUvstttibi,-H-346. I-C05. J-887. J-R41. J-605, J-216, J-835. .T-673 J-fifi, J-949J J-738, J-8R8, J-539, .1-810, J-307. J-738, J-925, J-9H4, J-41. J-832. K-220, K-928, K-9ifi, K-792, K-224, K-t2, K-328. K-256, K-20, K-777, K-601. K-3C9, K-706, K-760, K-249, K-926. r-tioft. lit SIN ESS CARDS L.fJKTlf lL'ATES of title made. Title & J rust Co., i.ewjs bldg., 4th and Oak W R. Hajlip to.. Inc. Abstractors, ?d anil Alder u' 605 Gerllnger bldg , MEETING NOTICES 41 CAMP meets every Wednesday evening In W. O. 'V. temple, 128 11th st. All members requeste to attend. Visitors wlcome. W. H. SNYDER. C. C. HERMAN SCHADE, Clerk. Lamp, meets Frl. 3d nnd Morrison. TICE9 41 AI, KAliKR TEMPLK, A. A. O. N. M. a. Stated session Suturday evening. August 24, at 8 o'clock j). rn. Visiting Nobleit courteously Invited to be irrsent. i!y order or thi 'otentate. HUGH JfiloYO, -Recorder. Marriage Licenses. Robert Bolzer. 372 Washington stret. 21, and Marin Hofer. !S. Theodore Emerson. 226 Ankeny street 31 and Maude Roc. IS. ' John Bovvcn.i,4 I Rodney ave.. 21, and Annie Lambert, IS. H. E. Lunks, Salem, Or., 38, and Margaret McLeish, 38. George Robinson. S.S. Bear. SI, and Mllissa Miller, 17. Ralph Thompson 314 E. 17th street, 27, and Helen Hays 22. . Claude Kendall, ancouver. Wash., 22, and Gertrude Dearlone, 19. August Hnschke. 51 1 River street, 31, and Minnie Berg, 24. Karl Johnson, 385 3rd street, 22 and Adnh Taylor. 19.' William Conner, 644 Commerce Court 50, and Julia Campbell, 63. James Fonda. Oregon hotel. '21 end .Teste Christie. 1ft. W.GrSmith&Co,;cJg Washington bide. cor. 4th. on Wash'ton DRKss nult tor rent, all sizes. Unique i Himring vo. frtarK st. CLARK K BRUM.. florlsK fine flowers Morrison at and floral designs.' 288 f CAMP 4 MATJUACI: LICENSES Oren Ureldenthal, Hopkinton. Iowa, 22 and Eva Braseton. iu . ' Harry Lurid, Flnttvilla, Colo, 21, and Elma MrGlellan. 22. Franklvln Brertnan, M4 Montana ave, S. ana, Nellie. Miller. 40. Robert Powell, Oregon City, Or., 25 and Agnes Shawk. 18. . Oscar ITrfer. 786 E. MadlflOn. tl and JeARlCR Kineafd, 21. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Erie An- derson. - ools - Forty-sixth-itreeli-AH Wright 882 Syracuse street, August SAIITH to Mr. , and Mr. Ora Smithy r isKe street, August ?, a ooy., BAUMAN TO Mr. and Mrs. Carl liau man, 1129 Glenn street, August 17, a girl. i . HONS To Mr. and Mrs. Martha Bona, 11 UK Cora avenue. August 10. a boy. OWKN To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owen, 419 EtiBt Thirty-first street. August q, a uoy. BAITKR To Mr. and Mrs. John' Bauer, i i , . SIB Grand avenue. An crust 9. a girl. MANN To Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mann. 80t KAst Tenth street north. August In. a boy. IJKAT1IS ASP 1 UXKllAia KOHIj At Ixgan, Or., Mrs. Margaret .1 I UklllM ITnhl mother of George, Henry, Louis "and Frank, died Tuesday morning of paraly sis of tho heart. Funeral services to bb held at the family residence, Thursday, August 22, at 2 p. m. All friends re spectfully Invited 8ANNKIXA In this city. Aug., IS at the family residence 702 E. Dth St., Helen Hannella. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco 8annella, nged 3 months. Funeral services were held at Calvary Baptist church on Tuesday, Aug., 20th, interment being made at Ml. Scott Park cemetery. , CIIt'RCHILT-In this city, August 2t), Hamsino A. Churchill, aged 22 years, beloved wifo of William T. Churchill. Funeral services will be held at lurch's undertaking parlor. Fast Sixth., and Ai der, Thursday, August 22, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. W1ICST Funeral services of Fairy Tetta Wiest. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Wiest, will be held at Flnley's chapel at 1 p. in.. Thursday, Aug.. 22d. Friends Invited. Interment Rose Cltv cemetery. WANTED I.ady teachers for Chinese mission. .14514 lot st 7:30 to :30 p. m. SCOTT James Scott, 1016 Vernon avo nue, August 16. age 7; cancer. ANDERSON Ralph Anderson, Salem, Or., August 16, age 24. HETRICK Malcolm Hotrick St. Vln cent'R honpital, August 17, age 34; tvnhold rever. STARR Addison Starr, Russell-villa, Or.. August 17. age 07: suicide. KELLY David Kelly, Fmnnuel hospital, Aueust 13 are 81: cancer. COSTICLLO Sadie Costcllo. 2U Six teenth street, age 34; ptomaine poison. lng. MAX M. SMITH, florlHt, 141 6th st. in Polling bldg. Main 7216. MONUMENTS OTTO SCHUMANN, granite and marble wrks Eaet 3d nnd Plna Kast 743. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Third and Madison. Lady attendant. Muln 9, A-1591. Dunning & McEntee Kru every detail. 7th and Pine. Mala 430. A-4B5S. Lady assistant. MR. EDWARD HOI. MAN, the leading funeral .director and undertaker 220 3d St., cor. Salmon: lady assistant. A, R. ZELLER CO, ifj Williams. t h phones. ERICS0N I'ndertaking 61 : S3. A -2:35. Co. i,ady Main asst. EAST SIDK funeral directors, success or to F. S. Dunning, Inc. K. R2. B-2625 LERCH Undertaker Lai B-ms. K-iS1. assistant. 6th-Alder. HEMHTOCK, 1BS7 F. 13th. Sell. 71, B- 1122: and Tnlvers. Park. rol. 394-396, n0r.n pn Funeral directors, 369 rcdlbUII LUi 871 Russell st.. B. 1080. PORTLAND REALTY DEALERS BRONQ-MANART COMPANY. Ground Floor Lewis-Bid. M. and A-1748, BRTIBAKKR & BENEDICT. Main 603 McKay Bldir. 649. CHAPIN & HEItLOW, 832 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1652. KNAPP & MACKEY, 212-13 Board of Trndp. M. end A-2910. OREGON REAL ESTATE CO., THE Orand ave and Mult. K. 67. C-1703. SHIELDS, J. 205 Oerlineer Bldg. Main 8434. TO LEASE 03 APARTMENT house, well located, Just renovated throughout. Phone Main 9634. BUSINESS PROPERTY (10 BEST IN VANCOUVER. If you want to make good Investment and, one that will pny 7 per cent on your money now, buy these: 100x100 4 blocks from business dis trict, 2 good bouses, rents $45 per month, only $6500. $4000 cash. Best business corner on 'Washington St., 60x101), onlv $12,000; terms. ATKINSON & GILBERT, Opposite P. O. 401 Washington St., Vancouver Wnsh. FOR SALE II0US2S 61 My New Bungalow ( Built for my use; g rooms, hard wood floors, all built-in conveniences, full size finished basement, furnaco heat; 2 blocks from car; lot 40x100: hard surfaced street, sidewalks and all modern conveniences: small navment down, balance like rent. Owner, Main 278. $200 E. 45th, south of Hawthorne ave.; new, modern 0 room bungalow, with fireplace, bookcase, buffet, panel Walls. cloakroom, eas and electricity, furnace. complete with fixtures, shades, lawn. Only $3100 See Geo, A, Ross, Owner 201 Gerllnger bldpr., 2d and Alder. Main 2970. Laurelhurst $3750 New 2 story house with all modern conveniences, oak floors, fireplace, fur nace, reception hall with mirror doors. paneieu staircase, o large bedrooms, lot 60x100, close to car; $500 cash, balance to suit. J. R. HENDERSON & CO.. 507 Spalding Bldg. Marshall 3 H 5 2. A-41154. Reduced From $4500 to $3900 Fine new home, 8 rooms, modern in every respect:-paved street; a real buy ai renuceu price, iocaieu close to Rosa City Park car line. This Is a hurry up f W. A. BARNES, 408 Lewis bldg., 4th nnd Oak sts. Main 2081. FINE 8 room house in Council Crest rara on mi. Aaams arive, beautlfullly finished, 2 lots, fine view, 3 blocks from car line, l'none a-'J3:i. BARGAIN, HOME. BROADWAY. Six rooms, little over price, also 4 lots. EAST 273. W., II. HERDMAN WILL sacrifice beautiful, modern 5 room bungalow, with garage, one block from Rose City car, corner lot, 60x100. 611 E. 64tb st. N FOR SALE by owner, new 4 room bun- galow, restricted district. Price $1400 $100 down, $20 a month, 2 per cent dlb count for cash. E-247. Journal. MODERN, new. up-to-date 5 room bun galow Three blocks east Clinton Kel ly gchooX Owner. 102 , E,. 17th st. NEW modern 6 room bungalow, cheap; very easy terms. Owner. Tabor 1902. 01 Hawthorno Ave. District New, modern 6 room btfngalow, with imiiwuiKi noors, nrepiace, duiii in Doot case and buffet; beam ceiling, panel luosKroom, wun- mil lengtn mir ror door, cement floor, laundry trays spple trees on this property:- hard unace street. Price 13050, ., Geo." A. Ross Owner if f Uerllnger bldg, ,2d and Aldeft-7 -i-nona-rMu.app4Hj.fBtrMata-4t70r. '$500 Down, 'Bal.: Monthly, Will sell my home In Rose City, consisting of seven rooms, den and sleeping, porch; hardwood floors, furnace, paneled dining , room, with beam celling, two bookcases, china closet, Dutch kitchen, twp bedrooms down stairs, nice lawn and shade trees, and fine view. Sea owner at house. 66 e. 47th st, North, or 609 Rothchlld bldg. 1 7 Built for my own use. 7 rooms, hard wood floors, all built-in conveniences. plenty of closet rooms, good finished basement faces east, restricted neigh borhood, 2 blocks from Hawthorne ave.. near schools; oU0 will handle this. Call Owner Tabor 451 Piedmont Bargain $800 down 7 rooms, new; well arranged and finely finished: lot 75x100, In PJedmont. Price $5000. Sleeping; porch, hardwood floors, den; built-in kitchen conven iences, such as brooyi closets, lronintr board, cement basement and furnace; frarage on alley line. This Is a very complete and com fortable modern home and is of fered at a flguro below market value. Gago & Horn, 51 Lumber mens bldg., 6th & Stark. Phones Main 871, A-2669. ( Best House Value in Upper Beaumont New 6 rooms and sleeping porch, all modern conveniences, four blocks to car; assesfcments all paid; a snap at $4000. only J.'iOO down, balance monthly. Call at 210 Gerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder sts. Nice Home $2250 5 rooms, with full basement, com plete bath, new modern, built-in dress ers, French doors, buffet, largs closets, fh.e kitchen, wired, tinted, large porches, paved street, paid; cement walks; one block to Mt. Scott car; best location; terms to suit purchaser. Jas. C. Logan, oioraiiaitiing DiUg. $3100. Hawthorne district, brand new 6 room bungalow, corner lot, east ront 3 extra large bedrooms, large closets wl(h swinging windows, oak floors with double mahogany border, fireplace, buf- iei, DooKcnses, lull cement basement, ilped for furnace. I am owner. Call 22 Chamber of Commerce or phone Main 375. Looking for a Snap? Either for a home or speculation, can not be duplicated. IVi acres, 6 culti vated, nice little grove, son feet from car, 13 miles to Portmnd. Tualatin val ley. An Ideal property and onlv $200 per acre. Worth $300 per acre. Owner a nonresident. R. F. FKKMSTRR. 309 Ablngton bldg. BUNGALOW BARGAIN. 5 room bungalow, strictly modern. owner Is goinp away verv soon and must sacrifice her fine little home: no che.in eotvtraet work -ort -this Ifouee, - it -was- all Duut oy day labor and you will find nothing better in the city. I'rice only $2150: on easy payments. J. r;. mi.'huub CO.. t15 Teon bldg. WILL sacrifice my new 6 room bun galow, with all modern built in con veniences, cupboards, drawers, work table, flour bins, sink and Ironing board, large wardrobes, etc. Concrete base ment, electricity. Lot 50x100, 1 Va blocks from car. $U100: terms eiven. On-nr Woodlawn 1516. BUY NOW. LAURELHURST. $50 CAJH, 8 rooms, built-in buffet, bookrnsio solid oak floors, fireplace, furnace. $50 montniy, including Interest, price $4400. National Realty & Trust Co.. 723 Cham ber or commerce. Phone Msln 5129. $50 DOWN. ROSE CITY PARK. ON CARLINE, E. 4CTII ST. 8 rooms, fireplace, basement, ete. cash $60. balance $35 Der month. Innlfid Ing Interest. 'National Realty & Trust Co.. 723 Chamber of Commerce. Main room new, modern residence and full lot, beautifully situated In Laurel hurst. All Improvements in and paid ror. Marawooa noors. beamed eel nes fireplace and all conveniences. Must have money and will sell at big sacrifice. owner, n-a. journal. A SNAP, 2 fine new bungalows In Beaumont Just completed; will sell at n sacrifice Bee our Mr.Clopton. (2!)52) SLAUSON-CRAIO CO., 304 Oak St., near 6th st. Yes Your Home It's only $2750. cash or terms: mod ern to every Retail; fine condition. For details call up Owner, Sellwood 87 $600 EQUITY In new 5 room house arid $650 tn new furniture for $SO0; house has run concrete basement, stationary tubs, electric fixtures, city water, sewer, improvements paid, nice lawn and shrub bery. 454 E. 40th st, Tabor 3314. IF you havo a lot and would like a home built, come and see me; I can build you a home at a less cost than the ordinary builder and at the stme time finance it for you. A. D. Darling 407 Yeon bldg. Main 1033, A-4778. LARGE 8 room house on good business street, close in; $3500; $1500 cash; worth much more; must have money Owner, phone Sellwood 1124, 10 a. m to 5 p. m. FOR SALE or lease, 135 foot frontago and 5 room house, on East 60th st and O.-W. R. & N. side track; site for store, factory, woodyard or small hotel. Owner, 222. East (!0th st. north. FOR SALE. Just a cosy little home, all newly fur nished. 4 room cottage, largo lot, good neighborhood, JllUO, $200 cash. Seel. .ir. jvierrut, mam st. ' THOROUGHLY modern 6 room double constructed bungalow. Dutch kitchen panel dining room and buffet, price laKno 1200 down. Address ownr i7i E. Salmon. FOR SALE Small house, lot 50x100, on CI. jonno car hub, ijuu, 3UU Cash $15 month. 1309 Greeley st. Holman station. TWO new, modern, 6 and 6 room bunsa lows, in North Albina, close to car and school, win sen on terms or trade. Call at 1242 Montana ave. Owner. LOOK Swell extra modern new bunga low, East Flaiflers; your own terms F. Dubois. 1203 Yeon bldg. WOODSTOCK strictly modern 7 room house, full lot; $400 down; near school. J-3, Journal. BY owner, beatftlful modern bungalow, fixtures ' and shades.i Price' 14250. Terms Phone C-2168. i';);4 $2800 Snap, some cash'. 6 room modern bungalow, Owner, phone B-2680. rOIt SALE ilOVELS ' ROOMS- BflAWTEHORNE DISTRICT 16 IF you have a lot and would like home built, come and see me; l can build you a home at a leM cost than the ordinary builder and at the same time nuance it ror you. A. 13. IJARUNO, Main 1038. r A-477T FINE, sightly "4 acre at Ryan station on Oregon Electric. Hy., 20 minutes from Portland, 60 fare, for less than you can iuy city Jot.: Lovely location for, fumlly . hoimi, garden, fruit, etc. Your own terms. Box 316. P. O' Port- tana. SW-L Hm w las west -aide prop erty, exclusive aeaiera in west siae realty. 837 Chamber of Comeroe. - FOR SALE Elegan t view lots. Madrona mil. rreat chance ror aometnina- line: terms. H. H. Farnham, 1203 Yeon bldg. wain lam. FOR SALE A small lot. 4 blocks from mam nA A V. I .... 1. Il.nlnal. school, your own terms, 6 per cent in loresi; price isoo, woouiawn nisi, $1006 Choie lot In Piedmont; terms Una r l. i 1 k.l.nna mnftttilV fin Ciaam . V., ij 1 .... . t- t m ' r . t A of. ijuru, via Liuuinvrinvuu uiu(,, vm uu eiaric. 1DOTU inTQ 1 . A legal conveyances made. Notary public. Hoom sup, tiernnger tiog. LOTS 3 ani 4V block 21. Council Crest Park, for-sale by owner at Dig bar galm H-822, Journal. 1 FOR SALE. A lots near Tigard station. $40 eer lot. Apply wm. s, a. Fleming, j-.ents, ur. ACRK fine soil, level in city limits ror price or a lot. Trade consi dered. 6)6 Yeon building. ' BEAUMONT lot. $260 equity In 7u0 lot. A bargain. F-4. Journal 2 BEAUTIFUL lots in Fstacada by own er. Mrs. warger. ?bd js. inn st BEACH PROPERTY" HOUSE and lot in Seaside with rural ture ror sale cheap, or win rent ror naiance or season. K-606, journal. ACREAGE 57 10 acres of fine level loam soil, lust 2 H miles north of the city limits of Vancouver. All we reoulre Is that you make your home' on the property and Improve the land; no cash la required for 2 years; at the end or z years you pay 20 per cent cash, balance 20 per cent per year, with Interest at 7 per cent. We can accommodate only a lim ited number. See us at once. THOMPSON & SWAN, 612 Main st., "Vancouver, wash. Phone 107. Magnificent home site on corner, all ultivated and In fruit Will .sacrifice fpr cash. Chas, Redmond Jennings Lodge, 5 and 10 Acres Cheap $20 up to $45 per acre, on terms. racts of 5 acres or more; deep, red hot soil, well watered; easily cleared: Ideal for general farming, fruit, vege tables, dairying and chicken raising; lo cated on county road elose to live town on R. R. and river near Portland. Own ers, 703 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak sts. Main 8078. Ftenlngs Fast 894. We 'nave two pieces of the best river frontage on the Willamette. We are going to sell it this week. We deal in bargains. Redmond & McGovern Jennings Lodge, Or. FIVE aero tracts down the river on west side and only 2 miles back from 6c car fare; good cord wood timber and richest of soil, et $176 per acre, on monthly pay mer ts. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY, Main 35. 102 4th st. A-3500. 10 Acres for $300 $10 Cash, $5 Per Month Running Btream, good soil, prosper ous farmers all around and good mar ket, near railroad; perfect title and warranty deed. 212 RY. EXCHANGE, 2D FLOOR. Loganberry Land Small and large tracts, all level and cleared, between two stations, on connty. road, near cannery. Prices low, terms to suit. Owner, 419 Lumber Exchange bldg., cor. Stark anrl za. n im At Tremont on Mt. Scott line, all In potatoes, nun icun. water on ground, terms or trade. 622 C. of C. .Main 7375. A Choice Half Acre Tract On Est.icnda caiiine, mile from city limits, tVic car iare. uooa soil city water easy terms. See owner, 912 Cham ber of Commerce bldg. Phone Marshall 1dX5. Residence Sellwood 476. a Sightly acreage 4 blocks to car. on the best electric line In state, and the price half rice only $500 with terms. This is value. Hugh McGovern CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port land. Best soil, good i roads, spring water, free wood, settled country, 10 acres, $400, $500. $600 per tract; 20 acres, $S00; 40 acres. $1200: i'O acres. $2000; 40 acres timber. $2400. Ranches all kinds for sale. Easy terms. Frank McFarland Realty Co.. 309 Yeon bldg., Portland, Or. 20 Acres $600 Snlendid farm land, snrlnern nd run ning water, $1 fare from Portland, hi mile to school, 1 miles to town; close neighbors. CLAUDE COLE 917 Board of Trade ' bldg.' 80x210, $450 $10 flown. $d per month. Oregon City car, 28 minutes out. cleared and level as a floor, high and sichtlv. fin for gardens and fruit. 202 Wilcox bldg. 6th and Wash. Open Sundavs. Ask for inr. Marsrers. main 3tl(. A-7340 5 Arras for MM $10 CASH. BALANCE $5 PER MONTH Vim iimo jLiuiii iiinft$ UIKI XX. Xt ita Hrtn r 1 0 a i tit arhnn1 atirl nmeL- viusi(osuh'w - i Hi nut n, g uuu Bull, 212 RY. EXCHANGE, 2D FLOOR. $10 Down $5 monthly, 62x358, $475, at atatlon, urenun iy uur. imnuies out: rinA cleared, garden land. H. Atwater. 628 Henry bldg. Marshall 3117. 28 Acres ,$1250 Clackamas county open stump pas ture; plenty of water, good Well; cheap house, 2 small barns. Wolff, 322 Henry bldg. . ' CHEAPEST farm land In Tualatin Plains, in high state of cultivation, deep, rich soil, right on line of United Railways, one hour from Portland; 6 acre tracts easy terms of payment Call Bl 1V IKll PL. FOR BALE LOT3 JEHltW LODGE IKE FOR SALE 10 acres of the "WSOli'PSl1! north ;of Vancouver worth $1,60 par acre acre 1 can sell lor quick sale." $100 oar 417 Lumber Ex. fridge -Mar. 481. TWO acres cleared, running water, on carllne. close In, cheap, terms. 1203 Yeon bldg. FIVE-- Acs tiasiVrkoh garden sol!, In cultivation, near electric line. $260 acre, easy payments. E-177, Journal, ACREAGE! t ACRES, BOO feet from car line, commuter's fare 13o, I acres cleared, new 7 room house, 4 rooms finished below., three above floored and studded off, ; good well and at a bargain price, on monthly payment plan. THE HHAW-FlSAR COMPANr. Main 86, 103 iix , at. A-350O. :Beaverdamand" In the 8 mile circle from' the heart of Portland. You never aw any better grade of beaver dam. Right at a station on tha Oregon Electric railway. .We ara just putting a few acres of Im proved beaverdam and black soil on the market, and if you are looking for a piece of land for truck gardening, or to make yourself a home, where you have city advantages, this will . suit. - Bxtremely - easy - terms- of pave ment. The Westlyn Trust Co. ' : 1221 Yeon bldg. IM ACRES, timber. heavy stream across one side of this tract located between two electrio lines exactly one half mile from station on each, 80 minutes from 4th and Washington sts., west of Uty; ideal for a country homa and offered af $266Q on monthly payments. .THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY. Main 35. 102 4th at. A-3 5 00. . 1214 ACRES FOR' $500. Within 24i miles Of tha railroad sta tion and the same distance from steam, boat landing on Columbia river, Ilea this desirable tract of fertile land. Ma cadam road 2 miles of this distance. Running water on tract. Fretf from rock and gravel. Adapted for orchard and general farming purposes. In a settled locality. For rlcnness of soil and other advantages you can make no better Investment. Investigate; $6,0 cash and easy monthly payments places rou In possession. Inquire room 213 .umber Exchange bldg., 2d and Stark. 5 ACRES, one mile from Beaver ton, fs mil south of St. Marya on tha Fourth street electric, 12o car fare to commuters. 30 minutes from 4th and Washington sts.; very rich soli and a bargain st $260 per acre on monthly payment PTHE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY, Main 35. 102 4th at A-3501. 20 ACRES unimproved, 9 miles north of Vancouver. Wash.: all level, run ning water, no rock, no gravel; few tandlng trees for wood, balance stumps and logs. For particulars see owner. P. Wallensteln. 464 E. Oak st. Also at Mason, Ehrman & Co., 6th and Ev erett SMALL tracts of rich, fertile land on line of United Railways. In Tualatin Plains. One hour from cRy. All cleared and in high state of cultivation. Will sell on terms to suit purchaser. Call at iiuvs 4tn st. FIVE acre tracts in high state of cul tivation, on United Railways line, ona our from city, easy terms of payment. Best buy in Tualatin Plains. Call at 00 4th st IMPROVED M, acre, 6 room house. chicken yard and houses. Mt. 8cott district, $1200, $400 cash, terms on ba - nee. 1-430, Journal. FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE. See mv list before vou buv: 1 have farms of all sizes and all prices; some homes. Call and get particulars. Neal Brown, 610 Swetland bldg. FOH SALE FARMS 17 "Good Farms Priced Right," 90 acres, 60 crop, fine Improvements. Stock and crop at only $7400. 135 acres 2 miles Brownsville, 50 acres bottom, old improvements, snap, $40 an acre: off main road. Finest 160 In country all under culti vation; splendid Improvements, 4 acrea WM; -big warehouse - In town; first class location 1 mile R. R. Possession at once; $12,800. Fine 40. one mlla Brownsville, all ?:oxiL-.lS acres flneHt -clo vex aa house, air barn and orchard; $3600; only $500 cash needed. i 310 acres on main line Oregon Electrio, 2 miles Willamette river, west of Hal sey, 260 In cultivation, balance pasture; fine to subdivide; snap, $80. Fair or chard and Improvements. All of the above can be bought on very very easy terms at 6 per cent with Im mediate possession. I hava three different large farms far rent Terms $2.60 and $3 per acre. See R. W. TRIPP, Brownsville, Or. The best general farming district In Oregon. $300. 10 acres,- 2H miles from boat land-, lng and railroad station; best of soil; macadam roadr'ftTJlI watered: $30 caste' balance at 8 per cent long time. 1S00. 40 acres in Columbia eountv: dean. rich, fine soli; close to town and rail road station: nothing better for a rood Jiome to be had for the price; $180 cash. $4300. ,- ,, 240 acres fine land, unimnrovad: try foot tillable; very rlqh soil. Only $17.60 per acre; well located and wa tered. In the heart of a fine dairv country; terms If desired. $1800. Two acres at Metssrer station, on th's Salem Electric; terms. $1500. One , acre near Lents; terma. ' -' $900. One acre at Stanley station. Several fine exchanges listed. H. H. FARNHAM, 1203 Yeon Bldg. . Main 4352. Choice Small Farms ' 10 acre home, only $25 down. oniy vS aown, $10 a little farms are all month. These cleared, plowed and fenced with woven wire rencing. ana best of nil. nnn spring water Is piped to each tract and all Included at this price. Located clos to railroad and water transportation In, a proven apricot, almond, peach and Eu ropean grape district, Early vegeta bles and potatoes do remarkably well here. Climate- for poultry cannot b beaten. School on the tract lnnnirs Hunter Land Co.. 810 Spalding bide. tARM for sale by owner, 3 miles north east of North Plains. Washlnirton county, 26 acres under plow, 64 In wood land, surface rolling and soil mostly raJ snot, -mere are a creelc and springs. House, barn and stable. Household goods and farm implements go with plaoe. Price $90 per acre. Half cash, the bal ance on time at 7 per cent. A span of mares nnd some stock can go with place, If taken soon. Ill health is my reason for selling. A good buy for Eome one. F. R. Klnkade, R. F- D. 3, Hlllsboro, Or. 40 Acres 5 miles from North Plains, $500, half cash. 40 acra. $700, cash, fine sprhiga on each place. - 65 acres, . 25 miles frpm Portland, house, barn, 30 fruit trees, 10 In cultiva tion, for 26 per acre; 4 cash, balance easy. 214 LUMBERMENS BLDa It's Worth $12,000 It will produce 10 per cent on $20, 000. One acre Loganberries; 6 acres hops; 8 4 acres potatoes; ZM acres onion beaverdam land; A acre strawberries; pasture for several head dairy cows; buildings ample and complete. $8000. to suit Come and see pictures. Charles E. Hicks, 270 Stark. SALE Good dairy land, improved, 820 acres or 160 acres; creek bottom and bench land. For full description and particulars address C. R. Dobbins, untgens or. FOR 8ALE-60 acre .35 acres cleared. 18, miles west of Portland. $120 per acre.; Snap if taken soon. F. Davls.I iiiusworo... luiuia- . CALIFORNIA irrigated farm lands. Ja isamperger, vos Bpaiamg bldg. 57 I, oM.i i-swf Mbs