THE OREGOfl f DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ID, 1012.
iViTE BOARD OF K&MIE
CONTROL URGED M Willis
Would Put Management of
State Institutions in Hands
of1 Governor, Secretary of
State and Treasurer. " u
C. N. McArtbur, who is to be speaker
of the house of representatives when
the legislature meets in January, Is
preparing a bill to place, all state Insti
tutions under a state board of control,
to consist or tne governor, secretary
state and state treasurer. '
This measure, which abolishes the
responsibility of management, will nave
the aproval of Governor West, despite
the fact that It takes over the manage
ment of the penitentiary and the aol
dler's home at Roseburg, at present un
der exclusive Jurisdiction of the gov
ernor. .
"Centralisation of the institutions in
one management will, believe, result
in better business management," said
Governor West, "so I am in favor of It.
A variety of boards cause confusion,
and is opposed to economy and , good
business..
Believes la Centralisation. '
"It is possible that some of the plans
under way at the penitentiary would be
affected by the change if the majority
of the board of control did not agree
with me. : That Is a matter that will
have to be met when we come to It. I
do not know Just what would be done,
bu I do believe the management of the
institutions should be centralised."
Mr. McArthur's argument is along the
same line. Explaining the provisions
of the proposed bill this morning, lie
said:
"An experience of two years as sec
retary to the governor convinced me
that a separate board for each institu
tion is unbusinesslike. My idea is to
abolish all the boards and commissions
that exist at present and to merge them
Into a central governing board. The
oldlers" home and penitentiary should
also be included, as there is no reason
why the secretary of state and state
treasurer should not share the manage
ment and responsibility of those institu
tions with the governor. The late Gov
ernor Benson was strongly in favor of
a measure such as I propose. Acting
Governor Bowerman recommended it In
his message to the legislature two years
ago, and Governor West and the other
members of the present state boards are
also in favor of it a.
I ' Separate Board xreeded. "
"What the state really needs is a
separate board for the management of
these institutions, as our state officials
are already overworked with the regu
lar duties of their offices; but the peo
ple are opposed to the creation of new
offices, so the state officials must do
the work for a while longer. The time
will : come, however, ' when a separate
board of control .will be an absolute
necessity. 'vi:.;i:4"V''
"The new board will have a clerk, but
this will not mean an extra office, as
the clerkship of the present state pur
chasing board will be abolished when
that board Is merged into the proposed
board. .The secretary to the governor
has heretofore acted as clerk of most
of the institutional boards, but the pro
posed bill will take the management
of all institutions out of the governor's
office, permitting; the governor and his
secretary to devote their , time to the
duties that pertain strictly to the exec
utive department.
'"The task of preparing the proposed
bill involves much labor, but I have
undertaken it for the reason that I am
familiar with the vork of the execu
tive department and the state institu
tions. If any state official, member of
the legislature or citizen has any sug
gestions to make in connection with the
proposed measure, they will be given
careful consideration. What I hope to
do Is to prepare and assist in the pas
sage of what I regard as a very impor
tant piece of constructive legislation.
Vli.n this mcNmre la passed it will
cover eight or ' ten pages In the code,
but its passage win repeal three times
that number," ,
A Cheshire Mitchell, manager of Gear-hart-by-the-Sea,
came to Portland yes
terday and is storplng at the Multno
mah hotel. Mr. Mitchell is an enthusi
ast over the ideal, winter climate of the
Oregon coast and never tires of compar
ing; the delightful winter weather at the
Oregon beaches 'rlth the; balmy breezes
for which the southern California coast
ia justly celebrated.
Are the Children
T nnOlfl InrTnire?
Perhaps you're won
dering what to give
them now that they've
passed the days when
toys or dolls pleased
them most.
Give them each a start
on a savings account.
As little as one dollar
each will start an ac
count for them and it
will be an inspiration
for them to save part of
their own pocket
money. '
, Have them try to see
who can save most in
the year the one who
. does will have the most
interest, too.
We Pay 4 Per Gent
Portland Trust
Ciof 117 sf Oreiii
Third And Oak St.
"Tne Bank for SaTinfs" '
Recommendations for three new post
tlons to ba created, were made at yes
terday's session of the council ways and
means committee. The first of these In
importance la city appraiser. This of
ficial will have charge of the sppraisal
of all street extensions under the new
proceedings authorised by charter
amendment , last month. The appraiser
will work under the direction of the
city engineer. He will not be paid a
monthly salary, but will be paid for each
dav ha works. An appropriation of
$1500 to pay the appraiser's salary for
the coming year was also recommenaea.
The office of city curator also was
approved by the committee and an ordi
nance recommending its creation pre
pared for submission to the council. The
curator will have charge of the munici
pal museum at the city hall, He will
draw $75 a month.
On recommendation of the chairman
of the police committee of the city ex
ecutive board the temporary position of
Inspector of construction of the new city
Jail building was also recommended to
be created. The inspector win be paia
$150 a month.
In order to make It more efficient the
license department of the city auditor's
office will be transferred to the police
department. The license commission
ers will work under the police chief In
stead of the city auditor as heretofore,
that is, If the recommendation of the
ways and means committee are fol
lowed by the council. It Is fig
ured that the license commissioners can
keep closer tab on pool halls and other
licensed places by being in more Inti
mate touch with the rank and file of the
police force..
President Walker of the Illinois see
tton of the United Mine Workers, has
recently been selected to represent the
American Federation of Labor at the
British Trade congress.
CURES
ECZEMA
Boils, Sores, Bores
ft li many years (at leaat 20) since 1 first
Died PCRiriNA. Althonih I have tried many
other ointments, have found nothing ao food.
W. f. THUKSTON, at. D., Lot Angeles, t'tU
Sold by Clarke. Woodward Drag Co., Skid
nor Drug Co., Arm . Pharmacy, Laoe-Darls
Drag Co., Hlekman Mfg. Co., 70 Cnrtlaodt 8t,
New York City. Slses 10 aad 25c
NEW TODAY
Warehouse, 100 by 100, four
stories and basement, on track,
Thirteenth and Hoyt
WILLIAM GADS3Y
First and Washington
WANTED Stock and bond
salesmen of experience to
assist in placing a very high
class investment, which is
now on a paying basis. Ap
plicant must furnish referen
ces. Address K-155, Journal.
Platting Proposition
JUG TWEE IT POBTLAITD AMD OBEfJO
CITT WEST SIDB OT BIVEJt.
30 Minutes Out
177 seres for sale at practically farm
land prices.
QUO. E. WACrOOHXX,
805 Teon Bldg.
Fearey Bros., Inc.
602 Worcester Bldg.
DISCOUNT VEOOTIABLB FAFEB
MORTGAGE LOANS
rirst mortgages on farm property.
Mortgage Co. for America
Head offlcs, Tne Hague. Hsthsrlands.
Ainsworth Building. Portland, Or.
your name ap.
pears in either
pnone book you can
teiepnone your ad to
Tl-nr3A-6051
and hav It eharv
Bills will be mailed
4ye44.iie"feltewmt
day for payment.
The Journal can
not guarantee ao
curacy or assume
responsibility tor er
rors or any Kind oc-
eur.ing in tele
phoned advertise-
wents.
FOR RENT
CITY & FARM LOANS
$1000 and up at current rates.
C M. ZADOW
408 Oorsott Bldg-. A-1416, Marshall 93.
'liwnSoitE your
u jLfV2&. wot u nua
III aW 'aw
AUCTIONS TOMORROW
AT Wilson Auction House, cor. Xd and
Yamhill, special auction sale 10 a tn,
tomorrow. . ' ' .
FORD Auction House, 111 1st St., auc
tion sale I p. m. special orrenngs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made Title A
Trust Co., Lewis bldg,. 4th and (Jan.
Hurry MuGraw end wife tu ! A.
Tofts, lot 4. block 10. Babdlvltfloa
Klvervlew addition ...........-......
Frank J. Kupper ud Wife to M. Solo
Dian. north 111 feet of lot 11, aouth
12 feet lot 12, block 2, Itocbollo. ...
George II. Prlinroaa and' wife to Mabel
II. Ireland, hit tt, Prlraroee Acre.....
Charles M. Koaa et al to Kiulllo Rett
Dtaa, kit 8, block 2, Croaa fark. . . .. .
Clrwirm If I'rlmrma mnA rlf tn 1. W.
.600
8,000
1,600
600
Hrfacna. lot M Prlmniaa Ami . . . . . ,t 8.000
Joaephlue C. Clereland and huahaoa to .
Kinll Nelfon, kit 15, block so, Lurei-
narac
bud Clark, guardian, to J. H. Rlnetaart,
7,000
unaiTiueo ft or lot 11, inocx , Ainma
Homestead .. ...
200
Hlbernla Sarinra Bank to Robert W.
wilaon, lota 14, 15, 10, block , vap
Itol Hill
Charles B. Roae and wife to Gluaaeppt
I'atltarcl et a I, kit 6, block s, eunny;
aide addltloa '
4,150
Belle McDonald Xaoy to W. 11. Annand
wat ion rest or iota e anu i, dmjcs
1 Grahama addition ................
TOO
r. X, Haya and wife to Auguat L'her-
mita et al, lot 21, ewca a, woou
lawn Heights ....
Weatern Oregon Truat Co, to Mark
Cranaton Hhallock, lot 9, block 9, ieu.
ton, aildltlun . -....
200
W0
Mlnole Collins to Mlaalon Tea Co, lota
25 and 2tt. block 1, Vaughton fars
V. Kennedy et at to the puulie, ratify
ing act of C. E. Kennedy under truat
deed in 480-31 i bcglunlug at north
eaat corner section la, fownahlp I
outh, range 2 eaat, tnem weat 20
cbalna, thence aoutb 10 chalna, thence
eaat 20 chalna, thence north 10 cbalna
to beginning, containing 20 acrea, ex
cept a 40 foot atrip runnlug through
ceutcr of aaid. land north and aoutb
reaerfed for road
George I'. Uanaer and wlfo to W. r.
Maaa et al, lota x ana a, oioia.
Piedmont
1,900
Ceo. V. Ikhalk et at to Mary B. rrlce
tract 90. Sycamore Acre"
ProTldcnt Truat Co. to Clarence J. Rua-
400
200
sell hit 7, block ST. imugion t'ara
addltkm .":.:
Henry V. Kllppel and wife to Oltye u. -Babaon.
lot 17. block 61, Irrlngton.. 11,000
illbornia savinga nana iw oiumy .
Lathrop, kit IB. block to. capimi riiu
600
100
Vf. I. llaynea to I. Oenrta aous
in, vi hUmk ttO. Lanrelburat
Joale I' Stewart and buaband to Karl
Merbrlng, lot l, oioca a, " .
itKHlTlalnlt
900
Oeruade Wleaner and bonband to iamea
U Conley et ai, ioia n oi i.
block 8, Baatoer addition .........
4,000
175
U B. Wenefee et al to Henry uinr
lot 3, block 0, rairmount anainon
Uaglnnla ' Land InTeatmcnt Vio. to
HentT' ' wuiaicy et ai, m a, uivt ,
2, Goodhue Park .2a0
W n tiki'AUv LIU.. Inc. Abstractors,
171, 4th St., Pet. Morrison ana iainuni.
CLASSIFIED AD llATKS
In affect April 1, 1011
-ALL PBEVIOUM KATKS CANCELLED,
CASH AUVEUi'ltiKllENXS
Dally or Sunday. '
f Km, 0 ruP lln
2 eonaecutlTe tlmee, 8c per line per insertion.
S or more coaMcuttre tlmea, 7e per lln. per
Insertion; or inaeruooa iur inii-w vi v, .
Ko ad counted for leaa tbaa 3 Unea.
The aboT. ratea apply u -now ioaay ana
all other claaaitlcatlona, except aituauooa
Wanted, To Kent ana waoieq u ten aoa.
Situatloua Wanted, To Kent and Wanted to
Rent ada (Apartmeota aud Botela excepted)
to ratea are:
6c per line nrax inapriioo. ,
4c per Una eacb aubaequent loaerHom,
No ad taken for Ifee than 15c.
CHARGE ADVEUTISEMBNTS
i ,1mm. iim mt Una.
8 eouaecutlTe tlmea, sc per line per Insertion.
or more eonaecutlTe iiuin, oo jmr uw v
tnaertloo. . . .... . .
The abore rate apply to "New Today" and
li n,hr rlaaalflcationa. except "Biiuauona
Wanted. To Reut and Wanted to Rent" ada.
situations Wanted. To Kent and Wanted to
.ri. ( Anartmeuta and Tote la excepted)
tne rata Is 7c per line per Insertion.
No ad cnargea lor wwm uiu i. nuc.
tk. journal sill not be reaDonatble for more
than one Incorrect Inaertlon of any adTertlif
ment ordered more more hum.
Contract raiea upon ipimouvu. a
call will brlna a aolldtor.
UNCALLED FOB AJI-WEltS
" The following letters in answer to
advertisements appearing in The Jour
nal remain uncalled for;
A 206, 180. -
in' ill IKS 148.
O-114. JV 769 206. 138. 14.
D 116, 137.
pT 43.' 111. 144. 82. 139. 32, 104. 130, 148.
G 136, 134.
H 161. 89.
164, 149. 138, 182.
K 16, 144. .
M 110.
N 37.
O 201, 80, 211. 83.
P-130, 139. -
4
R 100, 9B. 13, o.
8141. 139, 134. 144.
T 119, 32, J04.
y-lll: HI 137. 134. 117.
W 13.
X 473. . . ..
Y 171. ........... .
MEETING SOTICES v 41
WEBFOOT CAMP. NO.
ate A7rtrtTTiPri of tntf
, world, meets every Fri
day night in W. O. W.
Temple, 128 Eleventh
street All members re
quested tobe present
Visitors welcome.
v W. GERMAN. C. C.
A. I ARBUR. Clerk.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 114,
. A. F. & A. M. Special com
munication this (Thursday)
evening at 8 o'clock, Masonic
Temple, Labor in the F. C.
degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. By order
M. FRED U OLHOIN, ec
R. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets Kri.
eve.. Alisky hall. 3d ana Morrison.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
r. While. 2noW MeMllton street. 60. and
Cora Howard. 1130 tVani'la arenne, 48.
C. T. Baker. Grand linioa bolel, 67, and
Maggie Harrlaon, 31.
Olaf Danlela, 600 KTerett, 25, and Mae Eck-
Innd. 80S Horthwloa. W.
W, 6, Smith & Co. c.Hi
Washlnarton bids-., cor. 4th. on Wash'ton.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Taiiorin Co.. au mars si.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. z Morrison st.
BIRTHS
STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Orrllla G. Stereos
8300 Fit tr-ilf tb street aoutneaat, vecemoer
17. a boj. , .
WH BATON To- nr. ana sn. waiter i.
Wheaton, 40 Eaat Thirtieth atreet north, D
eerober 17, a girl.
BBOH8ART To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S.
Broaaart, 684 Frankfort street, December 11,
a girl.
HUDSON To Mr. and Mn. Vf. T. Hudaon,
4331 SUtr-seTentb. atreet soutbeaat, Decem
ber 16, a girl. .
KIRK LAND To Mr. and Mrs. Howaril II.
Ktrkland, 700 Eaat Wygaut atreet, Norcm
ber 16. a boy.
BOPEY To Mr. end Mra. Italph 1.. Boiley,
1070 Vi-rnon arcnue, Deceniber 1.1, a boy,
SPA I) V To Mr. and Mra. Henry ? party, 880
Mcolat atreet December 8, a boy.
FLANAOAN To Mr. and Mra, William Her
bert Flanagan, 10" Eaat Tblrty-Mftn street,
Decemlw 11. a girl.
DOUOHTyTo Mr. and Mra. 8. W. Doughty.
207S Holladay avenue, Deoeniber 10. a boy.
EHK'KSON To Mr. and Mra. K. A. Erk-kaon,
053 Gantenbeln atreet, December 17, a boy.
WH1TSETT To Mr. and Mra. V. Q. Wbltaett,
jS4 gFlfty-flftb arenua southeast, December
BUCK to Mr. and Mm. Artbnr Buck. 287
Eat Elerentb atreet, Dereraber 4. a boy.
: DEATHS AKP Ft.tiEKALa ;
BOBEBG The funeral aerrleee , of the late
Oacar B. Koberg will be belt! today (Thurs
day) December 10. at 1 p, m., from the family
residence, SH2T Eaat Klfty-aecond street aoiitli
eaat. Frlenda reieetfally Invited to attend.
Interment at Mount Soote Park -nwtery
ACKLEY At (b funiily" residence In WIkcou
aln, In the Mtb year of bis age. the Honor
able Henry M. Ackley, belored father ef Mrs.
w. a. m. nreca or inia eiry.
HKNURICKSEN Julius Heodrlck-ea, Thirty-a-renth
and Hancock street, Deceniber 10,
agwl 27: suffocation la accident.
'WHlPPtB 4.arles t. Pblppte. St. 'Ylmnfa
boapltal, December. 13, fd 61; gangrene of
long, i., .- , - i-. ; k.
DEATHS AXD FUXKRALS
CHOUT Olenn Grout, Bt. Vlncant'a boaplUl,
December 12, aged IT: typhoid f.r. ,
KAY Johanna nay, 85 Tenth treat, Decern
Iwr 13, aR.d T2; uraemln conrnlalon.
BITTER Carl Ueorse Rlttrr, Eaat Ulxtyie.
enth and Dlrialon etreet, Deoeniber 12, aged
17: dementia. -
81 HA 11 ON John Strattnn, t Vincent's noe-
nuai, inx-emner i, aged on; pneumonia, .
M'CHKANEWllllain J. McCbeane, 67 Weat
' I'urk atreet, December la, aged 70: nnphrltta.
BOLVIO Oacar B. HolTta, 1'ortlaod Conalea-
cent home, December 15. afd 03; pernlcloua
anai-uila. 1 . .
TONSETH FLOKAL CO., 183 th. choice
t cut nowers ror an occasions; prompt
lervlce. M. 810?, A-1102. -
MAX M. SMITH, florist, HIJ 6th St.
in eeiiintr.ninn;, Main tzid.
FUAKItAL DIRECT OK9
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading
funeral director, 220 Third street, cor
ner Salmon. Lady assistant. Phone A
lelL Main 607.
J, Pi FINLEY & SON
Lhhv
Attendant
Montgomery
FUNERAL SERVICE
ai nnn et.
Dunning & McEntee
Undertakers
Modern In
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-466S. l.ndv BBBlHtant. -
F. 8. JOUNNiNO INC.
East Side Funeral Dlrr-tnp
414 E. Alder. . Kat sa n.?K?n
I FRPH Undertaker. Lady assistant
LCnUn B-188S. E-781. li gth-Alder.
Ai Ri ZELLER COr B9otY'ohIonn21I'
LniUOUIN em. A.2235.- Lady ass t.
Poarcnn On Funeral directors. i 9
rUdldUll LOi 371 Russell st. E. 10S0
MEMSTOCIC 1687 JUX 13th. Sell, il, B-
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND Marble Works, J84-288 4th
st. upposite city bsll. Msln 8584.
OTTO SCHUMAN, granite and marble
worns, jtijast 8d ana Fine. East 743.
PORTLAND RfcALTY DEALERS
CHAPIN-HERLOWMTO. A TRUST CO.
til cnamnr or commerce. Main lt.
SHIKLDsi, J. IL , ""
306 Oerllnger Bldg.
MSIn 84IS.
603 McKay Bldg. Main 64
OREGON RKA I. E."STATie Cf. THM "'
Grand ave and Mult. E. 87. CM 703.
BRON(i-M AN AR V L'IMaWV"
Ground Floor Lewis Bid. M and A-1743
FOR SALEHOUSES 61
Wilt alra tinI n. ,..,!., tin,
' -" ' v..w vvv vi miuii; v& fitvv in
modern, 1 blocks of car; you will have
iv nun; ii. ;uu nun iniB ana,p. icor ap.
pointment, call at 227 Stark st. Phone
Main 7711.
A SNAP
HDlendld llttlA home. U hlnolr ff
Woodstock carllne, near Holgate st;
beautiful viow of city; not far from
Reed Institute; 31200: good terms.
laude Cole, 917 Board of Trade bldg.
THREE rooms and bath, lot EOxinn new
West Side, Tualatin valley view, i
blocks to car; walks, graded streets and
water; good neighborhood. 16 minutes to
postofflce; 31560, easy terms.
rKUVIJJKNT TRUST CO.. OWNERS.
Second Floor Selling Bldg.
Hawthorne Beautv
New modern 6 room bungalow. Come
and see for yourBelf. 323 East 44th.
near Hawthorne ave. Phone Tabon o51;
easy terms.
MAIN 9444. A-3363.
My new suburban bungalow, 45 min
utes out, different and better, for sale.
$2760; 3 lots; all details by phone. Il
lustrated circular mailed if you desire.
jib it xur air, uooge,
Misfortunft
New S room bungalow, will sell to re
sponsible person on your own terms;
close In. Q-160, Journal.
A BEAUTIFUL Irvington home of 7
rooms, everything modern, fine, lawn.
a garage, all for 34600; part cash, bal
ance to suit Watson & Therkelsen Co..
306 Spalding bldg. Main 7592.
11600 Terms.
. 4 Rooms and Bath.
1 block to car, -L.
S. Metcalf. 310 Teon.
Marshall 2433.
1 WILL BUILD
on your vacant lot, and finance your
house on easy terms. A. C Furlong,
contractor, room 38, Washington bide.
Main 1429.
31600 Terms.
4 Rooms and Bath.
1 block to car.
L. S. Metcalf, 810 Yeon.
Marshall 2432.
1 HAVE just the bungalow you want,
and just your price; terms, down mv.
mont and up to date. Come and
Geo. s. mn. Real estate nat, 627 Henry
A NICE' 7 room bungalow in Alameda
Park. This is modern in every wav;
a very small cash payment will handle
tnis. w a i son & - nerseisen Co., 300
ispaiamg oiag. Main lovi.
6 ROOM modern house and 2 corner lots'
fine garden, near car line, for 81800:
on easy terms. Nell 8mith. 6532 Foster
road, rnone JSDor isui
INVKSTIGATE 4 room bungalow,
porch an arouna, ocauutrai jots, city
water, $1700; real snap. Tabor 3064.
evenings. '
REAIITIFITL, HOMK
aIaa 1 nna i Inn 1 vnnm m oms tl
payment, bal. monthly East 273. W 11,
If AvHman
A MODERN bungalow of 6 rooms. 3
blocks from Alberta car. This is very
nice: terms to suit. Watson & Therkef-
sen Co:. 806 Spalding bldg. Main 7693
$1600 $400 CASH, new modern 6-room
l- En.l r.n lt -nm an mail.
beamed celling, decorations, etc. Call
Tabor 3571.
ONLY $3650. Lot 60x100 and 7 room
house on Union ave. south of Going
St. Bell eg negieier, tui vrrninarer pigg,
THREE rooms and bath, large lot. Own
er. THbor 48.
$100 DOWN, $10 per mo., new, modern
. 11,7
a room wiuiic iiei.
Tomorrow Is the Day
You should send in - youf classified copy for
The Big Sunday Journal
This will not only facilitate matters for your-.
.self, but. will iive us a better opportunity to
handle your copy to the best advantage.
Should you wish to phone your' ad
CALL MAIN 7173 OR A-6051
Adshajgc4nly4Q -
listed in either " rff the telephone directories.
CI
For Quick Sale
House and lot for 1750: 875 cash. SIS
per month, including;': interest; house
piped witn'JJuu Him water ana gas;
lot fidxlOO. in -(K)d nelahborhood. 8
blocks to Rose City Park carllne and
anoy road; carllne recently: ooudio
tracked and Bandy road paved. D-149,
journal
A I'' :';': KASY . TERMS ' "liM. .
structed throughout, all built In coiu
venlences, Dutch kitchen, furnace, east
front .lot, only II blocks to car. For in-
rormatjon and appointment ,v
. Call Tabor 3089 ' '
THREE rooms . and bath, new: corner
lot, 100x100, on west Side; high and
sightly; view of Tualatin valley; 2
blocks to car. 16 minutes to postofflce;
walks, "raded streets and water; fine
neighborhood; 82100; small cash pay
ment, balance like rent, '
PROVIDENT TRUST CO.. OWNERS.
Second Fl oor Selling B ldg.
S-ROOt bungalow on West Side. I
rooms on first floor. 3 large rooms On
second' floor; well built; commands fine
view of Tualatin valUrmearly H acre
or grounu. good lawn, roses ana iruit:
close to car and 15 minutes to postofflce.
januu: terms can te arranged.
PROVIDENT .TRUST CO., OWNERS.
Beco'd Floor Selling BIdgr.
$200 Cash
' BALANCE RENT
from Mt. Tabor carllne. This Is a bar
gain if taken at once. Call 2115 E. Tarn
hill to see property, -Phone A-2603,
Main o i
VOJX SALE LOTS 10
West Side Lots . :
Glenelyn Addition .
Choice building lots on west side, in-
wide tha 3 miles circle. Fine view of
Tualatin vaney aud Alt. Hood; walks,
graded streets and water in and includ
ed kin price; $400 and up; select your
lot and we wlU build for you on small
cash payment.'
PROVIDENT TRUST CO.. OWNERS.
2d floor Helling- bldg.
SACRIFICE . ...
' FOR $376.
FINE JRA8T - FRONT LOT
IN WESTMORELAND,
1 BLOCK FROM CAR LINE.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
$185 CASH WILL HANDLE.
SEE WARD. .
WARD & YOUNGER.
SUITE 426 YEON BLDG.
IT REQUIRES only $6600 to handle one
of the best investmentu in Portland.
Our client, in order to save other prop
erty, must sacrifice 36 60x100 foot close
in residence and business lots in splen
did west side district, for less than half
tholr actual value. Act immediately.
Security Realty Co., 426 Lumber Ex
change nifig., za ana starit sts.
THIS is the biggest bargain yet Over
nnA a .fa tin faA IK tnfnilt rlrin
ideal location; sickness compels party
to sell; cash. Phone mejor price.
Do not wait if you want a snap on some
thing extra fine. M. E. Lee, 311 Cor
bet t bldg.
60x180 $350
IS down. t5 monthly, liberal discount
for cash; 35 minutes from First and
Alder; high, level lots, good school,
meat market and store: 6 He fare. A.
C. Marsters, owner, 202 Wilcox bide.
Main 3617. A-7340. Tabor 1770.
FOUR big, beautiful view lots, 40x160
each, fine soil for srardenlng. fruit and
berries; 20 minute car ride; water piped
to them; a nargam you cannoi Deal.
nl. Q il A aoE ooh eiR tia, mnnlh
M. E. Lee. 311 uoroett Diag.
LOT at Firland for sale by owner, price
trada on house. Call evenings. East
4154.
SEE Le Nolr & Co. for west side prop-
erty,
exclusive neaiera in west side
realty.
837 Chamber of Commerce.
LARGE Firland lot. $375; terms $5
month; graded street and water. 720
Chamber of Commerce. Tabor 771.
A BEAUTIFUL view 60x100 loi, near
station. 20 minute ride, west airU.
$350; $15. cash, $5 per month. M. E.
Lee. 311 Corbett bldfr.
SEVERAL LOTS, IRVINGTON.
1 cor. Russell street lnoom ISft n
month; all cheap. East 273. W. H.
TWO lots st Council crest for cash or
terms. Watson & Therkelsen Co- sos
Spalding bldg. Main 7592. -
75x81 ft.. 64th st $300 below value.
Only $426. Tabor 2547.
ACREAGE
57
ACREAGE, 1 mile from city limits on
macadam road, 3. blocks to good 'car
line; bearing -fruit trees, good soil, hiarh
and sightly. We will build for you
Bold on easy payments,
r PROVIDENT TRUST -CO., OWNERS.
Second Floor Selling Bldg
Gibson 1-2 Acres
Good soli, city water, close to car line
easy terms. Phone Marshall 1685 Sail.
wood 476. John H. Gibson, owner
HAVE YOU 35 1N CASHT
If so. it will make your first payment
on a 10 acre tract of good land; 1 hour
and 80 minutes from Portland. Room 215
Lumber Exchange bldg., corner 2d and
Stark sts.
FIVE acres or more, 6 minutes' walk
to Oregon Electric station, store and
school; deep, black, rich loam in culti
vation; best loganberry land in Oregon;
$200 per acre; small cash payment
Owner, E-206. Journal.
5 Acres $400'
on electric line at station, 20 miles from
city, creek through the place, fine for
chickens or fruit; terms. 214 Lumber
mens bldg.
One Acr& Bargain
Within city limits. 4 room house and
other buildings. Price $700 below value.
No trsdea. Phone after 4 Tabor 629.
iO. ACRES $350.
Good soil, roads and new school, 1
hours from Portland; your own terms.
216 Lumber Exchange bldj., - v
yjor. za ami eiara BIS;
I ACRE partly cleared and second
growth timber; not far out, adjoining
carllne, for $760; easy terms. U-166,
Journal.
those .vliQSC-iumcs-re
VOJX SALE HOUSES
AdtKAGK 57
" Acreage
On Fourth street line, the fran-'
cliise matter is now settled nd
electric cars will be running In
til few weeks
When the new cars are running
f It Will sell ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS PER . ACRE higher than
-now, --' - .- -'. ' '
Let us show you these tracts,
". roads all mude, three ututlons on
the ground, best of soli and will
be only 80 minutes out with the
' new cars and in the valley west
. of city. .
Tne Shaw-Fear Co.
' Main 36. 102 4th St. ' A-3600.
7 6 ACRES '-.
1 Suburban home, 40 minutes out on the
electrio line, only t blocks from station,
fine trout stream through the place;
is in tne corporate limits or a uve ni
tl town: citr water and electric llaht
on the place; 8 minutes to 'high school,
gooa Stores srra cnurcnes, gooa neign
bors; a new bungalow of 5 rooms; 6
acres in cultivation; Is all rich, black
loam, no gravel; commuters' fare 16c; a
UUU 1IUIIIQ amaav a iiiivvi.ir iiuiii mo
start. Price only; $3750, half-cash, bal.
W. H. LANQ CO., 315 Ablngton Mdg.
Acreage on West ( Side
Twn1l.n4 att tarty sa VAC ff haavaf.
lliAWOlirn w dui "vntvi-
dam land and g03d drainage; , pant of
this tract is Under cultivation, part In
stumps and some heavy timber; 2 M,r 6
and, 10 text) .tracts; prices range from
$375 to $600 per acre. Bold on easy
terms. Inside the mile circle.
, PROVIDENT TKUM' W UWWJUKa,
' OtHifjim i' nyi "?' " ""B'
5 and tO Acres Cheap r
$20jip to $48 per acre, on terms,
rracia of 6 acres or more: deep, red
shot so'.!, well watered; easily cleared.
Ideal for general farming, fruit, vege
tables, dairying and chicken raising; Io
cs t-d on county road, close to live town
on R. R. end river near Portland. Own
ers, 703 Lewis bldg., 4th and Oak sts.
Main 8076. Evenings East 34.
$75 CasF
Makes first payment on 12 acres; no
rock or gravel. Home clearing; 3 miles to
river and railroad transportation: lVt
hours from Portland, on road, close to
new school; less than mile to macadam
road; easy terms. ' i
21S LUMBtU HiXUliAINUrc BLUU,,
Second and Stark Sts. ;
Acreage
Down ihe river on west side.
, mile from new St. Helens Hall
fite and will be only H mile from
the proposed car line to be ex
tended down along the ridge from
Willamette Heights north. Here
ts another opportunity to get In
Just ahead of high class devel
opment and at farm land prices.
See us.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
Main 35, 102 4th St. A-3500.
Acre Tracts $550
110 down. $5 monthly. 40 minutes
from 1st and Alder sts. Oregon City
pr. 10c fare, extra fine soiL cleared.
level, sightly. A. C Marsters owner, 202
Wilcox bldg. Main $517. A-7340, Tabor
1770.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land. Best soli, good roads, spring
water, free wood 10 acres, $400, $600,
$600 per tract; 20 acres. $800; 40 acres
$1200; 60 acres, 12000; 40 acres timber,
$2400. Ranches all kinds for sale. Easy
terms. Frank McFarland Realty Co, 309
Yeon bld g, rortiano. ur.
HERE is a bargain. 6Vj acres, 8 blocks
from Clark's station, for $2700 per
acre. Watson & Therkelsen Co., 308
S
KM 1
Hi ACRE, very best of soil, close to
station; price $660. $13 per month.
T-167, Journal.
FOR SALE FARMS 17
We -have two fine stock and
dairy ranches, one of, which we
want to sell immediately. Good
terms can be made on either.
One consists of 772 acres on the
bank of the Columbia river, ad
joining a railroad town, within
25 miles of Portland; splendid
buildings, running water. We
cut our alfalfa .three and four
times a year and everything else
grows with perfect profusion for
feeding dairy stock. This prop
erty can be bought with or with
out dairy stock now on It,
amounting te about $10,000 worth,
and consisting of over 70 head
of milch cows, 80 young heifers
coming fresh in the spring, bal
ance young stock. This Ts one
of the best dairy herds in the
Columbia river valley, principal
ly registered Holsteln and Roan
' Durhams. Have Implements and
horses to run place with. Will
give a close price if you mean
uslness.
The other, consisting of 1307
acres, is located In - the Willa
mette valley. 80' miles from Port
land; within 2b miles of railroad
to be electrified within six
months; gooi buildings; fenced
and cross fenced; running water
and finest of land; over 600 acres
bas been cultivated; all could be
If cleared of timber. We have
photographs of this farm in our
office. If will pay you to look
this up, as party wants to sell
Immediately.
Sr N, Steele & Co, .
Main 255.
432 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Two Dairy Ranches
That can't be excelled in Oregon or
Washington. 80 acres, 3'4 miles from
R. R. station; boat landing, creamery
and condenser; 0 cows, good young
team, hogs, chickens, farming imple
ments and dairy fixtures, - including
good cream separator. There are 66 acres
in cultivation; R. F. D good spring,
can be piped Into the house; good house
when completed of 7 rooms; absolute
ly no waste land; for the remarkably
low price of $8000; $3000 cash, balance
long time at 6 per cent
40 acres 3 Vi miles frbm town and
boat landing, about 12 acres In cultiva
tion; no waste land; good 8 room house,
barn and other - outbuildings; fine
stream, 3 cows, some hogs and chick
ens.' at the remarkably low price of
$3600; $1200 cash, balance long time.
We have many other good buys and
we are after your business. Don't be
afraid to cull in our office and make
us prove it.
U. & Smith &-U0,
432 Chamber of ' Commerce.
20 Acres $2500 .
20 acres, acres .In cultivation, bal
ance in light brush, all fenced and on
main county road; new 4 room house,
small barn, good spring-and well, one
horse, 80 chickens, 2 pigs. One buggy,
wagon, all small tools; 4 miles from end
of electrio line at present Price $2600.
Terms. . .
1 Thompson. & Swan ,
Sixth end Main 8ts. Vancouver, Wash.
. 20 . Acres $750
L 20 "acres,. aJi- good level .land;. lmlla
from good country town ana a. Mt. sta
tion, on main traveled road.. Can . make
good-terms. Here Is your chunee to
get a good piece of land. - This is in a
thickly settled locality and V mile to
school. R. F. D. and telephone.
. Thompson & Swan .-.
Sixth and Main Sts. Vancouver, Wash.
X7
'id MM "
7 in cultivation, balance In pasture st
present; 6 room .frame house, barn ltis
18, chicken house, family orchard, well
water, berries, cow, uhlckaris, farm
tools; Vj tulle to school,. 3 miles from
Oregon City; will trade fur, nice home of
1 acre with house between1 Oregon City
and Ouk Orove on Oregon City carllne;
price for 10 acres, $3000. , 1 . '
' All In high state of cultivation; fine
7 room plastered house with fireplace;
three large- chicken houses, all new,
equipped with brooders, etc.;1 large barn,
with 8 tons of hay in it; good wood
shed with winter's wood; family or
chard,' strawberries and raspberries; 2 .
good wells; 200 chikens, t fine' Jersey
cows, hog, team,, pigeons; new 2Vs lcb
Mitchell wagon, new buggy, good hack,
disc, plow' harrow, bonecutter, feedchop
per, incubator, . seeder, shovels, hoes,
carpenter tools, harnesses, berry crates;
everything goes with place mile to
graded school, 2 miles to Oregon City,
In a thickly settled neighborhood, like
living in town; price $6500; will take a
home in Portland to the amount of
$3000 and $1500 cash as first, payment,,
balance time. i ":-:, '. rty A'.r
Wis'.
6 acres in cultivation which is fins
black bottom land, balance upland, not
hard to clear: Ilea on two county roads.
Will- subdivide in two acre tracts
nicely located one half mile from the
town of Willamette and 8 miles from
Oregon City, Southern Paclf to new
electrio line, that is being built from
Portland to tia I em, . passes within 10
minutes' walk of this tract. They have
also surveyed a branch line from their :
main line running to Tualatin vallev
'that passes within 100 feet of this
VOli SALIC
tract. Acre tracts witnin 6 diocks or -this
land are being sold from $600 to -$800
per sere, 'so why is this not a
snap at $300 per acre? We will be safe
in saying that this will be $500 -fCL ':'
acre when the line Is completed. Price-
$3000. Will trade for residence in city 1
of Portland to that amount. Will not v
assume. .
E, P, Elliott & Son
End of Suspension Bridge.
Oregon City, Or.
; Good Farm Buy -98
Acres for $6500
Here Is one 'of tha best farm buva
that we have had on our list in a
long time. There are 98 acres, 30 acrea
In nigh state of cultivation, balance
easy clearing and good pasture. The
general lay of the tract is good and
the soli is very fertile. An abundance
of pure, clear spring water right at
the premises. Good 6-room house, union-
did red barn( 32x20. with sheds. Other
outbuildings. Splendid 6-arre orchard
lust coming Into bearing, ao older bear
ing orchard of. assorted fruits. Lots of
berries of all kinds. About the house
is a cluster of symetrlcal firs which
combine with the bearing fruit trees
and berries in making the place home
like and restful. PERSONAL. PROP
ERTY: Team, wagon, buggy. 2 sets
harness, cow, 100 chickens. 4 stands
bees, lots of hay and train, a-ood xiulo-
ment of farming implements, and some
household goods. Price for everything
only $6500. Located In splendid com
munity about one mile from school,
church and store, and about 80 miles
east and a little south of Portland.
Just a short distanco to car line.
Hargrove & Sons
122 North Sixth street
Corner Sixth and Gllsan
Main 4381. .. A-726.
Columbia River Dairy
(6 acres of bottom land no re- '
marks necessary regarding qua!- '
ity of soli. About 25 acres sub
ject to June overflow, 20 acres
now in cultivation and crop, 20 "
acrea open pasture perfectly
cleared has been in crop, balance
pasture with some brush and tim
ber. NICK 7 room house, good
dairy barn, etc. Plenty of fruit
for family use. Also a fine dairy
of 14 milk cows, 6 heifers, 3
horses, hay, kale, farming tools,'
etc." On main county road, 1
miles from good railroad town,,
where there are creameries, high ,
school and all conveniences. Boat
landing on the place, $7600, easy
terms.
ALVORD-CARR-HUNTER CO, .
218 Board of Trade bldg.
Fine 25 Acre Fruit Farm
In the Willamette valley; all the best
of land; 10 acres tn full bearing fruit
trees; 8 acres in cultivation, balance
In brush: fenced and cross fenced:
small old house and stable; 4 miles of
town of 6000 people, and 1 mile to rail
road station and also electrio road. The
10 acre orchard Is worth the price we
are asking for the entire tract. The
owner needs the cash, hence has s bar
gain offer. Price, $5000. S. N. Steele
& Co.. 432 Chamber of Commerce.
Phone Maln255. "
80 ACRES $35 PER ACRB
Tn Clarke coilntv.- 2fi mlloa from ltv
miles from R. ft. station, store and P.jr
O.. 1 mile of school, on county roadand" I
pnone line, an level, mostly Old Durn
and easily cleared, nice trout creek,
good small house, large barn, 13 acres
cleared . and fenced with woven wire;
$400 to $800 cash, balance good time;
must be sold at once, 211 Lumbermena
bldg.
British Columbia0 Land
- 40 Acre Tracts :
These can be bought on easy terms,
$16 per acre, $50 cash, $16 per month.
Land is level, good soil, splendid vege
tatlon. We have field notes and pho
tos to show. Call at our office. .
RUMMELL & McBP.lDE. 274 Stark.
A Chance for a Poor Man
10 acres Improved with 8 good houses,
barns and outbuildings, fine well, lies
Ideal, no rock, 2 miles to Sherwood
and electrle car, 13 to Portland, 1 mile
to rock road, only $1200; $200 cash,
balance $100 per year at 6 per cent
W. H. SEITZ & CO.,
$10 Spalding bldg. Main 6584.
TWENTY acres, 114 miles from R. R.
station, 30 miles- from Portland;
everything first class, good house and
barn, running water, springs, a good
team, cow. 2 doas. chickens, farming Im
plements all go with place. Watson &
Therkelsen Co., 306 Spalding bldg. Main
7502.'" 1 - - -, : - .-.
LOOICI LOOK!
I need money; will sell my 200 acres
fine land, finely watered, on good coun
ty road, 6 miles to R. R. T. and boat ,
landing, school across the road, not far
from Portland; $18 per acre for quick
sale: some terms. 1203 Yeon 4ridg. '
IDEAL country htfmc. Improved 80 acre
farm In fruit valley, on county road.
K, k. ana laper -mn rrom Vancouver I
Fine fruit and berry land; no gravel o?vl
hardpan; $200 par acre; $6000 cash.
umauva ihuiibubs on ruruana properly
mu nwnrr, moor wu, I to 9 a. Tn
FOR SALE Dairy ranch, 66 acres, down
. the Columbia, good house .and barn,
10 acres cultivated, - watered bv creek
and spring, family orchard; $3200: $1200
down, balance easy terms.- Rainier
Realty Co., 204 Ltimher Exchange.
itt-ACS3iiOO250aki,2 W...iuUea
to Sherwood, 13 miles to Portland, i ,
good houses, barns,, well, no- rock, lies ,
Ideal, 1 mile to rock road, best soil, -or
will cut In 1 acre tracts. W. It.
Helta & Co., 410 Spalding bldg. Main
6584. '
36 ACRES, with all improvements and
stock. Must sell. Pries $2100. fee
owner, 233 11th st.