vTHE OREGON DAILY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1913.
IT)
SSUEOFOOiiDS IS
Series' to - Run 30 Years at
4 t-2 Per Cent; To Confer
on Plan to Deepen Swan
Island Channel.
Aside from trie adoption of an: ordi
nance authorising 'a bond issue of $1,
250,000 'at 4J4 per cent for 30 years, at
yesterday's adjourned meeting of ; the
commission of public docks, several oth
er matter of importance vers taken
up, Commissioners Burgard and Moores
were appointed ft committer to confer
with. th Port of Portland commission
, and Major J F,,McIndc-e, corps of engl-
, neers, United States arrny, in regard to
tha -widening and deepening'', of. the
channel Ju the vicinity of Swan island.
It is the Intention to dredge out a
r part of the lower end of the island and
to form a basin at the upper end for the
better accommodation of ahipa. As a
matter of fact, the Tprt of Portland
'herd planned to dredge1 out this basin,
the work to commence Whep the dredge
Portland la started on. the Eastern &
Western Lumber company's fill back of
their new bulkheadlng.
Vf Aid 'Wast Bid OnaaneL '
-, For this reason i the ' commission
planned td hold conference with the
port, officials that more definite plans
for ths proposed work; may be made.
It is alao figured that this oWork will
give a good start toward the opening of
a e old west aide ship channel, Ths
annel has not been used for a number
of years, except by light draft river
boats, but some river men Tsonsider.it
ih better channel of the two if deep
ened. - ' .
The ordinance authorizing the bond
Issue will ba sent,. to a firm of easOVn
attorneys who are experts in such mat
ters, that the validity of ths bonds may
. not be questioned and thus hasten the
sale of the bonds. ' .
On tne request of Mayor Rushlight
that the commission's engineer, (J. B.
Hegardt, be allowed to design the dock
and dormitories for the new flreboat
station when ths site Is secured, Mr,
Hegardt was authorised to make the
plans. t,. . , . ,
WUl Meet Today,
A conference will ba held at 2:50 this
afternoon between the flreboat commit
tee of the i commission, officials of the
O.-W, It, & N. and ths fire marshal in
regard to the location of the station,
A strip of land owned by the railroad
between the Alnsworth and Alaska
, docks is desired, and it la thought an
exchange can be made with the com-
. pany for a street end that they desire.
April 1, wngn-. the directors or ins
North Paoiflo Terminal company meet,
has been UMt,. for a conference between
them and ths eomralsslon in regard to
common user rights on tracks north of
' Fourteenth street on front.
Engineer O. B. Hegardt was author
Ued to go to Seattle, and to take a
draftsman with him to study new docks
being built there. They4 are of .slow
burning construction, which has been
adopted for ths structures to be built
here,,, ,'",.,
BUVS LAUNCTI ASTORIA
Rrt of Portland fctotalrts Boat 'Prom
; State Game Warden.
I Master Flsb, "Warden R. E.' Clanton,
acting' for the state board of fish and
game commissioners, has sold the
; launch Astoria to the Port of Tortland.
The boat is to ba used aa a tender for
the dredges and ths purchase price was
: imo.'j.
.The Astoria was built for the flshjng
. nalMil unlM In 190. ' While the little
t gasoline vessel of thirty horsepower at
first did yeoman service in catcning
poachers and other fishing law violators
down on ths lower Columbia, the fish
ermen got to know it. and they found,
out that by running for the flats with
: their motor boats of lesser draught,
they could escape. ,
Two- smaller, less conspicuous boats
are to be purchased by Mr. Clanton.
These ars to look like the ordinary
f iah boats, but they will ba faster.
;, -w r
LUMBER ' CARGO FINISITED
American Schooner Bamar Ships st
Crew for Auckland.
. Lumber cargo was completed aboard
the American schooner Samar at the
Llnnton mill yesterday afternoon and
Captain Marcus Assmussen shipped his
crew for ths voyage to Auckland, N. Z..
this morning, Jack Grant furnishing
ths men. Ths Saroar . will probaWy
leave down the river on the first leg of
nor voyage to the Antipodes-tomorrow
afternoon, with 898,08fpt of lumber
aboard. Captain Assmussen '111 be ac
companied on ths voyage, by his wife
and 8-year-old daughter, SThe latter
knows every rope on the vessel, while
Mrs. Assmussen is aa good a navigator
as the captain, ths latter says, and in
- case of aocident would ba able to man
age ths schooner.
V , WORSE PLACES, SURE
Portland Looks Good to Captain,
and There's a Reason.
That there ars worse placet than
Portland, is the opinion of Captain
BiBlth, master of the British steamer,'
Crown of Hevllle, which reached the
Crown mills from British Columbia at
4 Oclook this morning. While the big
Harrison liner was lying at Nanalmo
foaling last Sunday there was a foot of
snow on her deck, says ths captain,
and It really seemed like a good, old
fashioned winter. While at Tanoouver
the Crown of Seville tobk on 75 tons
of .oats for Manila, -She will load be
tween 3.500,000 and . 4,000,000 feet of
' lumber for the quartermaster depart
ment at Manila and about 600 tons of
flour here.- .
t - , .,,,.
SEEKS DOCK ARRANGEMENT
Fleet's Agent Now at Sound Will
Visit Portland.
(United Frew Tinned Wire)
Seattle, Wash., March -6.Maurlce
Bouvler, president of the New York
branch of W. H. Grace and company, is
In Seattle to arrange for docks and ter
minal facilities for the fleet of ships
to ; bs In service between the Pacific
: coast and Atlantic, seaboard points,- He
; -will go south from, here to, -make simi
lar; arrangements-. '".; fi";k'r..:;:
A DAMAGED IX IIVRRICANE"
""American Schooner Zanip Reaches
Aberdeen After Hard Rattle.
S '(United Frees taaaftd Wire.)
Aberdeen, Wash., March 2. -With her
j sails split afld fore ami mnln booms
I broken as the result of a session with
a hurricane, 1the American schooner
Zampa is in port today after a 47 day
voyage from the Marshall Islands. '
ALONG THE WATERFROOT :
Preparatory to dredging out a section
of the local harbor, the material from
which will be deposited behind the bulk
heads at the Eastern & Western mills,
the dredge Portland was towed up to
the mills from the Port of Portland dry
dock this morning. , - .
The steamer Johan Poulscn, which ar
rived at the Oak street dock with , a
cement cargo last night, lias cleared for
Ban Francisco wltlj, 140,000 feet of lum
ber, . '; .-
When she arrived at 7 o'clock this
morning from Eureka and Coos Bay,
the steamer Alliance Captain Lofstedt,
had 40 passengers and 90 tons of freight,
After discharging her passengers and
a small amount of cement at the. Couch
street dock, the steamer Multnomah,
CVptaln Maro, -which arrived last nlgbt
from San Francisco, shifted tjiia morn
ing to tlia North Bank dock.
Carrying passengers and general
freight, the steamer Ueo. W, Klder, Cap
tain Paulsen, is' scheduled to sail to
night for San Francisco, San Pedro and
Bun Diego. -
The steamer Rose City, Captain Ran
kin, is scheduled to sail tomorrow after
noon for San Francisco. Bhe will maks
ths last sailing on the winter schedule .
; MARINE NOTES
Aitorls, March 28. Arrlr-4 st 6 and loft
tip at k:30 a. uiv Steaoin KUmath fmm Baa
Kranclico. Arrlred at S:80 a. . m.Steamet
MaTartck from Man Francinco. Arrired down
durlns tbt. nlsbt 8clJ(Kiuera JilitiUL sod W.
Jawatt. ' r- ' - "
'gnu Franelaeo, Marco 26 ArriTed at 7 a. m.
Steamer Kansas City from San Padro, Sailed
at 8 . m.Mttamer Nehalera for Portland. ,
San Pedro, March 28. Arrivad Sttaner Gen
eral Uubbara from Columbia river. .
Astoria, Marco 25. Arrlvd at noon and left
np at 1:1B p. tn. Steamer Moltnomab from Saq
i'rancsco. Arrived at 4:10 and left up at 7:80
p. m. HrlUnta atBmer CroWn of Suvilla from
Vancouver., Arrived at 8:30 and left np at 8
p. in. Staumar Catania from fort Ban Luta.
Arrived at 4:80 snd left op at 0 p. in.
Htaamer Joban Ponlaen rroui San FrunclBco,
Arrived at :MO and left up at 7:80 v. m -Bteamer
Alliance from Eureka and Cooa Bay,
Arrived down at 7 p. ru. Uermau ably Stein,
bek. ' ' -
Bundon, March 25. Sailed at 8 p. m. Gaao.
Una acuooner Anvil for tortland.
San I'edro, Marco 23.tialled Steamer So.
anoka for I'orllaudi steamer Olymplo for Port
land. ...
Kobe, March 24. Arrived rBltlah steamer
Twickenham, from Portland.
Aatoria, March 26. Coortltton at the month
of tbe river at S a. m., amootb; wind south,
ant, 15 nillee; weather, light anow,
Tides at Aatoria. Thuradajr Illgh water, S:5U
a. m., 8.9 feet; 5:15 p, tn., S.S feet. Vow water
11:08 a. m., O.l foot; 10:4 p. m., 3.3 feet.
,' ,s
Dafly River Readings.
:tf
K
STATIONS .
'til
& 33
Lewlaton ,
Rlparla ...
Umatilla
KiiRene ...
Albanf . .
Salem ....
WllnonvtUo
Portland .,
0
4.0
I o.s
8.4(-0.2
6. SI
0.3
,4.8
4.1
-0.2
-0.8
9.8
4,6
0.8
1.1
(-) Falllns.
BAVSPOBZAXZOX
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
Oeerta Waahlngton - April It
Xaiaer WUhelra der Oroaas April 18
rait Mall Railloga,
Frlna rrledrloh WlUulm April 8
' OroisersXuifuersV 'April 16
London-Paris Bremen
BalUngs on SATURDAYS for
The Mediterranean
Fruuaas Iran (via Madeira)
April It
Kmig Albert April 89
KOEWAT POLAH EEGIONS
7une IS, Jmj 6, from ' Bremen
OELEICHS A CO., GEN. AGENTS
5 Broad war, N- 7
BOBERt CAPMXB, 0. A, P, 0,
2A0 PoweU St., near Ht. Pranel
hotel and Oearr St., San Fran
clue, or local ageutl.
American-Hawaiian S. S. Co.
"3EBAT7VTEPEO XOTJTE"
Freight "Service Between New Tork-
Portland-Europe.
rreauent Scheduled Bailings, Low Bates
C. D. KENNEDY, Agent.
110 Rallwsy TJyohangs Bldg.
COOS BAVLINE
Steamer Breakwater
Sail from Alnaworth dock. Portland, at 8 a.
m March S, and thereafter ever? Wednea
day morning, 8 a, m. Frelrht received until
t P. Si., ou aaiilnc day, feaaenset fare flret
laaa f 10. second elaaa $T. tncludlos berth and
aaeala. Ticket office at Alnewortb dock. Port
laud Cooa Bar Steatnahlp t.lne. h, H. Keab
tag. stent. Mala 8000; A-2533.
JWV At,Aae9s9 H A MAWMUV 9Jl
San Francisco and Los Angeles
S3. Boss City, 4 p. a,, March 87. '
CS. Kansas City, 9 a. m April a.
The Baa Sraacisoo fe Portland a). B. Co.
Ticket Office Sd and Wash, (with O..W.
B. SI . Co.) Marshall 4600. A-SISI.
SAX FRANCISCO. LOS ANGKLKS
AX BAN DIEGO DIKKCT
, North Pacific S.S. Co.
8.-8. ROANOKB and S. S. ELDEH
Bull Kvery Wediieada alternamly, at 6 D. m.
TUikat etftcs't 132-A Jhlrd St., near ildir
.- Phones Main JSH A-1S14. '
UAKTIM I, HIOLSY, pa. Asent.
X.OS Augslss -. and Ssa Blese
YALt Btaahip. HARVARD
.Railroad or any ship to San Francisco,
the -Exposition City, LarKCBt, fastest
and the ONLY strictly first claaa pu"
eenger ships on the Coast; average speed
88 miles per hour, eost 2,0r0,0i)0 Jach!
AN FRANCISCO. OBTJ,AJrb o3
ABOEZ.ES B. B. CO.
FRANK BOLLAM, A sent
Mai n 2 8 184 3BP STREET. A-469
SYDNEY rr
Viwiiua Honolulu ami Samoa, the at.
tractive and pleasant roale, winter or u miner.
Slilemlld 10.000 ton steamer (claused by llrlt
fell Mnyds 10(i' A4)V. ; . - -
$110 Honolulu, 1st olaaa round trip, Sydney 8300
T 32&-OgAliD TOU SOUTH 6EA83aa
iiouolulu.ii uk. Auetralla, New slaiid, -'
Tahiti, eto.
600 1st Claas Bound ths World:' Sd CUas 8380
Vlaltlug 8 contlnenta and world's great cltls
(toprer). Honolulu Mar, II, lit, Apr. 8, etc.
Sydney vis Honolulu every 23 Sara, War, JL
Apr. 4, etA Send tor folder. , ,
Oceania S. S. Co.. 878 Market St., San Frsaeiaoe
JCOOS-BAX.
AND EUREKA
Steamer Alliance Bails Trldsy, Maroft
. ... en, .t p. H. . ., -
' TOmnt PAC1TIO BTEAwrSHW CO., '
lii-A ThUU tt Heat Washington.
'11 AUii-a
NEW TODAY
900 ACRES
Fins tillable land, (8 miles from Port
land. - ' ' .
In the Willamette valley. '
400 acres ''in cultivation.
,r BOO acres In cordwood. r
i Will cut 6no cord,
miles off railroad, near good town
and springs.
Hunnlng stream on place." '
This is a genuine bargain at JMO.00
per acre, but must have H
Phone, write pr call . - -
f TOM TAYLOR
m Northwest Bid sr. Marshall 1J80.
On Alder Street
, 50XO0 BETW. lSTB AVD 13TH.
t This is the only lot on the market in
the down town district on this street,
which Js rapidly becoming one of Port
land's best retail districts. The pries,
is right and terms easy. -
CORD SENGSTAKE
80S TEtfV BIiPO.
FOR RLNT
Largo new modern home at Bayoceaii;
paved- streets, city water, telephone,
electrlo lights and view of both ocean
and bay. Completely furnished. Will
rent for greater part of season. . Phone
Main 694. ,.-
REAL ESTATE LOANS
V UOVXY OV-XAVO '
Por first mortgage loans on Portland
residence and inside business property.
Mortgages Bought, .
COMMERCE SAFE -DEPOSIT &
. MORTGAGE CO.
Bl TXXBS BTKEET.
L&10NDS!
Bear ths td year and
proa uce aioo m ou
ner sore, accord in r to
are. tat S plant yon a erova. WE
6UAEANTEE YOU VOX L88 THAN
8100 PER ACRE AFTER THE 4TH
VEAH. 8400 oaab will start yoa ea a
in sera crova ana wiu mase rou ut
dependent for life. Writ for fooklat.
DABHET fc'DABKET,
80T Hallway Eaehanye. Portland, Oroyen.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
$1000 and up at lowest rates, '
C. M, ZADOVV
414 Corbett Bldg. A-1419, KarshaU M.
Money to Loan
Ready to Serve Tou In Any Amount
From 8300 Up. Heal Estate Security,
GEO. R. TK0MA8,
067 Oak St., Boom a. Aiusworth Bldg.
Well Rotted
PURE COW MANURH
BAST 130.
CLASSIFIED AP RATES
la effect April 1, 1912.
ALL PJtKVIOl S BATES CANCELLID,
CASH ADVEBTISBMSMS
Daily or Suudar,
1 time, Se per Una.
I eooaeoutlve tlmea, Be per tin per Insertion.
I or more consecutive times. To per line per
Inaertionl of T inaertiona tigt P'lce of 0,
Ku ad counted for leas tbaa 4 linaa.
The alve ratea apply to "New Today" and
all other elaaelflcatloua except Sltuatluoa Want
a, To Kent and Wautfjd to Bent ada.
Situation Wanted, To Best and Wanted to
Bent ads Aprtmests sad Hotels Mepted), the
rates arei
So per line flret Insertion.
4o per line aacb subsequent Insertion.
Me ad taken for lees toas 15e.
CUAHG8 AUVttiXISBUBNTS
tins, JOe per Hue.
S eoneecutlve tlmea, 9 par Una per Insertion,
T or more consecutive time, So per line per
Insertion.
Tb above ratea apply to "New Tday" and
all other elaaattlcationa, except "81 (nations
Wanted, To Kent end Wanted to Bent" ada.
Situation Wanted, To Bent and Wanted to
Bent ada (Apartment and Hotel executed) tb
rata la 7c per lice per Inaertlon.
No ad charged for leaa than two lines of lSe.
Tb Journal will not be rvaponalble for mora
than one Incorrect Inaertlon of any sdvrtls
Sunt ordered mors than on time.
Contract ratea upon application, .A shone
call will bring a solicitor.
r REAJL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made. Title A
Trust Co.. Lewis bldg., 4th and Os
Frank U. . Hilton and wife to Chaa. J.
Nuuan. lota T and 8. block T. Klin-
borat f 3,000
Harry v. rroas ana wire to r rans a,
Brlsley lot 11, block 4, Bonadair 478
Henry H, Yost and wife to aire. Ellaa-
netn xosr, iec io, niocx is, Mrtn
irvlngton
Same to aama, lot 0 and 10, block 6,
Albtna Homeatead ,
Queen V. Hsrrell to B. T. Lister, lot
6, block 1, Fink addition
Q. A. Waaaa sod wife to Albert Wele
enflnli, lota 5 and o, block 81,. Tra
mont Place
W. . Harris and wife to Portland Ar
tificial Ice Oo. lot 8. block SO. Wat
t.0W
J,000
850
450
son's addition 8,000
Breng-Hanary vo, to John ueorgs lata
at si lot 1, block 8, Lovelalgh ,
Mra. M. B. Uann and buaband to I.
H. Spain et al, Jot T, went la lot 10,
block 8, Sunnratde ,.,
Wllllsta B, Buat and wife to Tlmotliy
800
8,300
Donovan et a), lot 9, aooth II feet lot
8, block 18, Arbor Lodge
William B. Bum and wife to Jamoe
Oouovan part lota 7 and 8, block 16,
Arbor Lodge addition
C F. Wagoner and wife to M. Ullckman
864
868
lot S, block Ml, uarutner aamtlon. . .
Load Estate Co. to N. Bradford Hall,
lot 19, block 81, Ladd's addition ,
Brong-Uanary Co. to i. h. - White, lot
11, block , Bl Tovar
Anna M. Forest and bueband to Oregon
a Weatern CotonlaaUoa Co., lot 7,
bJoeg 4, East IrrUurton
A. 6. Phelps and wife t Bobart Vor
palil lot 4. block 1, Baattand, traction-
al Int 4, block 11 Sunnyetd atlilltion
Park Land Co. to Nel Peterson at si,
tot 8, block 88, Bulverelty larfc. . .....
F." V. Wllllania and wife to fira(
fiyme Buell lot 6, block 8, Alameda
Park, lot lfl, bloclt M, Westmoreland
Sarnh E. U. rShlun, dm., to Jue. 8. A,
Henderson lot 6, block 0, P. 1. Martin
tract ...
Chita. H. Htlleeos t VL. K. Vonnt et al
lota 8 and 8, block J 75, Uulreralty
Park ...
Ldd Batata Co. to Jennie B. Hutcht.
eon north lot 18, aontb H lot 9,
block 13, Eastmorehtnd
Ella K. Boblnson.and buaband to.Orac
Worrell, lot '6, block , Oreeton .
Sopulk Weat and buaband to Albert Ills
et al, ht 4, block 2, Lorrlnton.......
The Jocobe-Btlne Co. to Akf Jarobaon
lot 1, Wpcs "C." f Subdivision of
blocks 1, 8 and 3, Psrkburet . addi-
tlon
4,500
1.890
480
I.93T
S.B04
800
8,000
" . .
1,000
J':
459
't
;I,0S4
J.ooo
430
TN)
W. ft. HAlZUP CO.. lno. Abatraotor.;
171. 4th ft., bet Morrison and Yamhill
MEETING NOTICES
41
wAM 1 meets every
Wednesday evening
In O, W. temple. 128
11th at. All member
Visitors welcoms.
H. G. DREW. C. C 5
HKKMAN 8C1IADBJ, .
Clerk.
H.. N. A. Ore. Rose Camp, meets Fri.
eve. " Mancnester ping., sdm. stn at.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
i-.Haeey-.WyUboav- 434 H4r seas,- SSpSa
fennel s. uattuon. aT uain aireet. lccai. .
K,- A. Kleea, 8543 Bt glsty-fourth street
oumeaat, al. and O, 8. Bssn. 4941 East 8sv.
autr-fo'irtb atreet aoutbeaet, ts.
A. H. Bi-hm, s'ort Stevens, Or., J2, snd
Minqir it. uoecurr, rmttuaifl, vr., so, -O.
floerltgr, Milwaiikie, Or,, 80, and ft, H,
onjoaj m bm Airi-iomj smut, a , .
UARRXiGE UCEXSE3
; (Coatinntai '
Jamee t. Stein. 801 Enat aforrlaon atret. le-
gal, and Tres K. Bojlc, 601 Eaat Uorrlsos
atreet, legal. . ,
Hyman Uardon 2704 Third atreet, legal, snd
Anna Friedman, 4'IH Vint atreet. legal.
H. Bernard Hallam, Kansas City, Mo., legal,
snd Marion Ooodlug, 464 Park street, legal.
Bmll Wachkorn. 565 Front street, 84, and
wnnoimina wngner, 6115 Kront street, ih
W, G, Smiths Go, ca.
Washinarton bldir.. cor. 4th on wasn ton,
bRESS suits for rent, all sixes. Uniqus
Tailoring Co., 809 BtarK St.
CLARK B BKOB.; florists, fine flowers
and floral eais;ns. liMorrison st.
BIRTHS
SCOTT Te Mr. snd Mrs. AmbPoaa B. Scott,
2 Cornell mad, March 23. a Sin.
WILSON To Mr. and Mra. Jay Wllaon, 'Jack
i' Mit mart mont.. Marrb 20. a Ctrl.
CONNBH T Mr. and Mra. Cbriatopber Con-
ner, 418 East KUu street aortn, siarcu ml,
a boy. . '
V0T To Mr. nd Mrs. Cbsrlo Vogt. 197
BVIlnutps U.rfh 21. a srlrL . t -
6CHUIA To Mr. and Mra. Auguet Scbuls, T88
Montana avenue, Msrea s. a-giri.
BAL1 I'o Mr. snd Mrs. Warren B. Hale, 1028
Eaat Nineteenth atreet north, March 2, a
DKIMS TO Mr - and sire. ixme jyeiuw, -
Monroe street, March 1, a girl. '
BTJSHELL To Mr. and Mra. John M. Busscll,
, HWI Alhlnsi BVAniiaV Mnrrh A. a bov. '
MEllCIKItm) Mr. and Mra, Thomas T. ller
eler, 741 Michigan street, March IB, a girt
OO R DMA N To Mr. and Mrs, B. t. Oordman.
4!i Eaat Clay atreet. March 14, girl.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS (
-4
OBEO In this clty March 88, Horac Greg,
-aged 66 years. . Friends Invited to attend
funeral services,, which will be held at tb
Portland crematorium at 8 p.: to.,, tomorrow.
Thuraday, March 27. Bemalna are at Holman's
funeral parlors nntu a p. m. xaxe neiiwuuq
ear for crematorium. Detroit snd Pittsburg pa-
'era pleaae copy,
'ABU lu thla city March id, at the family
i a Attn rr.v. ,m ftlA P. W.rtl.
, kq un u . ., .1 .v. htiHh.nil nf Mra.
Joy Ward and father of Mra. Mllola Ward
FrUaell of BlckreaU, Or., snd Newman Ward
of V. 8. Dunning, Inc., Haet Bide Funeral Kl-
rectors, i uaat Aiuer street, a umrat
In a later laaue.' 1 ;-.'
MeLEOD In thla city, March 26, Jennie Me
wife of William McLeod, of 601 Kaat Nine:
teenth atreet north. The remains sre st tb
new parlors of J. P. HTnley Bon, Mont
gomery and Fifth streets. Notice of funeral
will appear in a iter issue.
WILLIAMS Earl D. WUUama, Good Bamarl.
Un hoaplUl, March 23, aged 33; tubercu
losis. SLACOHTEBBACK Cora Bell Slaugbterback,
St. Vincent's hospital, March 23, aged 40;
cancer of liver.
SAN DRoSK Y John Sandroaky, 204 Carathers
atreet, March 21, aged 63; heart dlaeaae.
BUTHERFOKD James D. Butherford, Nla,
beth sanitarium, March 22, aged 41; typbo-
mania.'
B08DMNT Pavld Boaumnr, 408H Sherldaa
atreet, March 22, aged 10 months; pneumonia.
PDLLEN Andrew I. Pullen, Eaat Seventy
fifth and GUeaa streett, March 24, aged 80;
heart dlaeaae.
BEICHLB Rebecca B. Eelcble, 878 Union
avenue, March 28. aged 8; broken spina.
SINO HiXig Sing, UYi Second strut. March
24, aged 48; ttiberculoals, . '
TOliDWllllsm Todd, St. Vincent's hospital,
March 84, aged 87 1 senility.
BBICKSON Mrs. Ann Brtckeon, 2836 Eighty-
aecond street. March 25, sged 79; cancer of
stomach. .
TON8ETH FLORAt. CO., 183 8th, choice
cut flowers for all occasions; prompt
aervice. M. 6102. A-1102
FUNERAL designs, flowers, all occa
s s. C. Taube, 408 Mor. Mar. 6870.
ka-X' M. 6MITH," florist, 141 6th at,
in Belling, bldg. Main 7216.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NEW HOME OF J. P. FINLET A SON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MONTGOM
ERY ST. AT FIFTH ,
A tvlitdv miApn iitMArta Vina ftJttah.
Ilsbment, surrounded by secluded drive
way, insuring sdboiui pnyaor, per
fect sanitation. Superior service day
and night Lady attendant. Phone Main
p, or nome a-ios.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, ths leading
funeral director. 220 Third street, cor
ner Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A-
111. Main 901.
Dunning & McEntee HnXTl
every detail. 7th and Pine. Main 410.
A-46BB. Liuay assistant.
is
V - 'k ntT:fKCl.Td." " ' '
East Bids Jhineral Directors.
414 E Alder. -l- East 62, B-282B.
I Leading East Bide under
taKftr. ijauy asHieinnt. o
1888, E-7.1. E. 4th & Alder.
SlSMSTOCK. 1487 E. Uth. Sell. 71, B
1129 and Unlvers. Park. Col. 894-396.
A, R, ZELLER CO r Doth ohonwii
Si ' . i -t".1 .' aVL 1 1 . " a " ' " SrW" JaA A T
DCADCiSM Undertakers. B. 1080. 869
r LnnouM
I 871 Russell St.
ERICS0a
MOXTjaiKXTS
PORTLAND Marble Works, 184-268 1 4th
St. Opposite city nan. Main boo.
Schumann Marble Works
...... i . T
PORTLAND RteALTT DEALERS
OREGON REAL ESTATE CO. THJ3
Grand ave. and Mult. E. 67, C-17J8
CliAPiN-HERLOV Mf 5. tt TRUST CO.
387 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1648.
fiHlELtia. J. H.
206 Gerllnger bldg. Main 8480
BRUBAKER V BENEDICT.
60 McKay Bldg. Main 641
TO LEASE
63
WAREHOUSE
FACTOKX
Bouth Portland, brick, t atorlas, on
electrlo road, long lease. Apply Journal
business office. "'
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 03
Vi block, 60. feet of Orand ave.,
fini apartment siter 6 cottagea on
property now. Price 825,000:
$10,000 caah, balance long time at
6 per cent. . .
. Ball & Kuntz
41 Lumber Eichangs bldg. "
Bend, Central, Oregon
Jjott $150 to $2500; close in
Irrigated acres,. $S $1600 cash.
80835, 1-8 cash, balance easy.
820 aores$4$, 1-$ caah,
Bend Realty & Investment Co,
622 Chamber of Commerce.
T " 200 EET R. i bTTrZcKAGE
and 600 teat deep on good street near
center on bargain terms. P. O. bo 852.
FOR SALE HOUSES
el
$1250 buys a room aouse. $60 down
and terms to suit. 1. Don't overlook
thia bargain. 4108 E. 68d et. S. Mt.
rjcott car.
"gUNNVSIDBi SNAP 6 room house, 6ox
100 lot. Improved street, a good buy.
KEW t room modern bungalow, fur.
payment flown, Marshau 990. j ... ..
tl900-Aioderu 6 room housa 1 block to
cur. x ilia i i'riU yan Mil,
Itjfr140 4 room new house, $16 month-
- ly. uwner, Taoor asas.
room Iiouhu for ll!0t); your '0
terms. I'hons Tabor 82.
FOR SALE ilOVSES CI
fCoattsned)
We have for sale in various sections
of the city four, five, six and nine room
houses, ranging in price from 82000 to
$9000 each. These homes ar modern
and "well built, with hardwood floors.
furnace, fireplace "ahd" all built-in con-4
veniences. game are in highly restrict
ed residence districts with all street im
provements in. We are completing a
number of beautiful homes on the west
aide that command an unobstructed
view of city, rivers and mountains; all
have good car service. If yfltt desire,
you can select one of our choice build
ing lota and wo will build to suit you.
Our homes are sold on ' the easy pay
ment plan. Come in and let us talk it
over with you.
Provident Trust Company
J1S Selling hldg.
Just Facts $1950 .Buys
7 Room Modern Home
Full cement basement with floor and
wash trays; sleeping porch, back porch
and all windows screened ; fireplaces,
bath, toilet, lavatory, fixtures, connect
ed with sewer; built in 1812; double
constructed; cost over 81400 to build,
Nice lot. 60x100; 85 choice roses, good
chicken house and park; street graded,
cement walks, improvements paid; lot
la worth 1800 easy; located on B. S7th
St., 400 feet from Gladstone ave. and
W. W. oarllne; H mile of Heed college;
81000 mortgage, balance cash. Phones
Main 9097, Sellwood 1543 or call 214
Lumbermen bldg,
SACRIFICE) SALE -IRVINOTON
HOME.
TAKE LOT UP TO
$1500 FOR FIRST-PAYMENT,
8 room, new, strtctly modern built. 7
months, hardwood floors, built in buffet,
Dutch kitchen, full .cement basement,
laundry traya, woodlift, lot 50x100; can
be bought completely furnished or un-.
furnished, located in 4 blocks of the Irv.
ington club; a special price for quick
sale.
R. H. GOODKIND CO., INC.,
' 1006-1008 Wilcox bldg.
Close to 23d St,
West Side Home
$6500
80x100 lot,, hard surface street, all
paid; good 8 room house, fine lawn,
shade, cement basemen 2 grates, only
$2500 to handle, balance 8 years. Go
today. 788 .-Quimby st. KFront door
unlocked ) Lathrop, Ahlngton bldg.
W3VS BE SOLD IN TEN DAYS
As the owner is about to leave for
Honolulu. I w(ll sell a 6 room modern
house, lty story, half block from Bt,
Johns car line, on Vincent avenue;
?lenty of fruit trees, chicken house; lot
7x109, fenced all around. Price $2250
$200 cash, balance monthly; will also
sell furniture, piano, etc.. at a bargain,
JOS. METER,
809 Railway Exchange Bldg.
Main 1224, A-7884.
Bargain, $2450
"8 Rooms, Asphalt Street
Newly painted and papored, cement
basement, full plumbing, some nice
fruit trees. 843 E. 8th st.. north. (Take
Alberta or Woodlawn car). Key next
poor. Liatnrop, Abington bitig.
HAWTHORNE AVE. DISTRICT.
J3U0 UAon,
New modern 5 room bungalow, fire
place, bookcase, buffot, Dutch kitchen,
large attic, close to carllne; a good buy
at $2850. .
GEO. A, ROSS, OWNER,
801 Gerllnger bldg.
r-none main iviv.
cWrAGBTiJoeo; "
4 rooms, modern, bathroom and
plumbing; lot 474x100 feet, nice yard,
1 block from canine; price $2060, on
very easy terms.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO..
. 404 Wilcox bldg.
Main 8899, A-2653.
$3500.
6 room modern bungalow, Rose City
Park, near E. 63d and Tillamook sts.;
double constructed, full cement base,
ment, large attic, Dutch kitchen, fine
lawn and rose bushes; near school and
ear. Call or write owner, 480 E. 63d at
nortn. pnone Tabor 2040; terms.
$160 EQUITY, 2 room bungalow and 3
iota: null itun water and eras: rial-
fSnn n II V ft V"l 1 C1R Tt M mnlk, tin
reasonable offer refused; take Rose
uity car to 7tn st., go south 4
blocks to No. 462, or phone Marshall
sisu,
7 ROOM LAURELHURSt BUNGALOW
Some responsible man can get a
migmy una nome on tns very easiest
terms if he will inquire of us now.
First class. Smith-Wagoner Cck, 813
j,ewia piog,
MATH IKJfl TlA'JL'M
. W M. . . JI A .....
$1800 6 room house Archer Place.
82000 5 roome bungalow,
260O7 room house B, Taylor st
Juat .Rav Mvm.nta T.a. birr. 9AQ
FOR SALE One block of Firland sta.
tion, Mt. Scott street cars, a modern
6-room house, large porches, shrubbery,
garden, etc. Fries $2300; small payment
down, paianca use rent, , vzi bia ave.
ts. ej, rnone uaoor sit,
1 75x80 and 4 Room Bungalow
One block to .car and stores,, zb min
utes from 1st and Alder eta.: 31260.
Your own terms. D-423, Journal, or
evenings, Woodlawn 3058. '
A GOOD 8 room modern house and lot
for sale on easy terms. $60 down.
Will take cow as first payment. $16
month. 6 per oent interest. Price
$2460. 1115 E. vui w.
FOR RaLE or trade by owner, a new
modern 7 -room house, 1303 Missouri
ave,, $. blocks Of oar line and Peninsula
park. On easy terms; will tnko lot as
Part pay m ent, ; Phone W-iSW.
HA&RIFI'E modern 7" room suburban
ho'use, 2 lots and 18 fruit trees, for
S160U. vn county roaa, near uregon
City line, do rare, investigate tins,
Phone owner, Oak Prove, Blatik 113,
4 ROOM cottage, plastered, lot 60x106,
earlines, shed, water Inside, $1109
for quick sals; $800 cash, balance sub
ject to mortgage yea., . w , uioya,
H96 t;oo ave.
Buys a new 5-room cottage, 60x100, 10
bearing fruit trees; terms. Owner, 413
tiriam. or uom.
DON'T buy an unsatisfactory home; you
can build for less. Plans $5.
a. H FABER Arohltaor '
860 Alnsworth Ave. Phone' C-2791.
COME TO IRVINOTON
FOR FINE HOUSES, FINISHED OAK
AND MAHOGAN T. OWNER. EAST $78.
W. H. HKRDJI AN.
$1860 4 room Mt. Tabor home and
splendid 100x100 corner lot; $366
cash, balance like rent. Phone Tabor
MODERN 6 room bungalow, blocks
from car, for $2860; 6 per oent down
will handle this, balance easiest month-
ly payments, j-Bt4, journal.
i'OIt SALE 4 room house, furniture
and fins lot. Woodshed, chicken
house-, lot. Well improved. Fins terms.
685i. Taoor tun.
$26 DOWN $16 monthly, buys 4 room
bungalow, Dutch kitchen, jplastered,
tinted; corner 60x100, $1100. $13 Lewis
Diag.
ROSE CITY BUNOALOtv.
It nnta a I H n treiril una 4n amxia,
W MVai ' a v , w wKle i I'tavssia
shades, $140 worth of carpets, east fac
ing. Bargain st $84Qg. Tabor 8039.
IfiifC k Uehee- hs4 W eharobw-werk, $ 8 i
fn. Dtn st,. city. -
'""TV ",:$336--$6 DOWN ..'
$3 monthlr,,sraall house; lot 45x100. $1$
IjeWlS lKlrt.
BTffiURBAN home, Oregol City line",
Evergreen station, 6Hc carfare; Phone
owner, wait Grove, Ked S M.
SUB-DIVIDING
- INTO
"Pilot Rock in well nr. th mail' tn
prosperity because ths t!g- land owners
are at last aelllna their hnMinira tn
small parcels." J
The above - statement . w
made , by a well known and old time
resident Of Pilot Rmk who ka lrmo.
observed the atagnaUon In certain aec
tlona of the state due to ths Unwilling
ness of tbe biff land owners to aell off
In small holdings. Ths sams condition
is true of practically n .sectiona pf
Oregon, particularly of tha western
imii oi tne state. - '
Within a radius of SO mlVi nt Port.
land, probably 76 per cent of ths large
farms have been Kubdividad into Kmnii
acreage tracts and much ol It sold to
me emau rarmer or truck gardener,
xnese people are making good. They
have adopted the plan of intenaive cul
tivation ana tnoy ara making money.
Instances Art ' Cited. ' '
Thern ar numarmia antuol ln.f,nM.
of enei'K6tlo. fruaal farmara unit o-r,i.r.
ere supporting a large family and lay
ing by a considerable sum of money
every year on me prqeeeos xrom tne
products of 10 acres of Willamette val-
FOR SALE HOUSES 01
(Continued
Hawthorne District
STREET ASSESSMENTS
$8100
$250 Down '
Owner leaving city and must sell at a
. sacrifice.
New doubts constructed bungalow, all
built In conveniences, fireplace, book
case, beamed ceiling, paneled dining
room and buffet, Dutch kitchen, large
attic, cement basement floor and
launtlry trays. Handsome fixtures,
window shades, screens, linoleum,
kitchen range, close to car, Gas,
electricity ana every modern con
venience. Will sell furnished or un
furnished. For appointment call
Tabor 3089
$1800 $100 Cash s-
A new modern" house and splendid
large lot, block of cor., on 41st and
Long sts., Woodstock car. Splendid
view of city.
Also new modern house and lot near
Woodstock high school. Price $1600,
$100 cash. Claude Cole, 817 Board of
Trade bldg. :
FOR SAIiB LOTS 16
Hear of
WIKtRT?
Well! You will hear of it many
times In the future.
Lyndimrst Is Portland's new
west side residence district. It
will be a revelation to many to
know that within 15 minutes' ride
of the business section of the city
there Is being- opened up a high
class residence district, where fine
building lota may be secured at
a moderate price. Bull Run wa
ter, electrlo lights, telephones,
f racled streets, parking, sidewalks,
0x100 lots, only $376 to $700, all
improvements paid.
This means LYNDHURST. It Is
located on the west side, near the
Southern Pacific (New Fourth
street electric), and Oregon Klec
trict lines, 6c car fare, all fins
view lots, overlooking the) beautl-'
X ul Tualatin valley and Council
Crest. There is nothing like it
around Portland in value.
Lyndhurst is hearer your office'
in time than Laurelhurst. Only
Mi the distance to Rosa City Park.
As near as Irvlngton, AND ON
THE WEST SIDE.
It Is your opportunity to get
in "on the ground floor." It's Just
as cheap to take first choice as
to "Take what is left"- a
month or two. Buy your lots
NOW build WHEN TOU GET
READY Arrange to aes this
property at once,.
Ask for Mr. Molesworth.
The First Trust Company
- Washington and Third Sts.
Main 3449. A-3163.
West Side Lots, Glenelyn Ad
dition Choice building lots on west side, in
side 8 mile circle, fine view of Tuala
tin valley and Mt. Hood, walks, graded
streets and Bull Run water in and in
cluded in price, $460 and up. Select
your lot and we will build to suit you
for small cash payment.
Provident Trust Co., Owners
312 Belling Mrtf.
West Side Bargain
$2500 to Handle .
Full 60x100 lot. hard surface street,
all paid; good room house, rent qulfik
at ui grates, cement. xmiuiii, xur
naca, fine lawn, shade; price $6600, bal
ance 3 years; go today, 70s Quimby,
near 23d st. Front door unlocked. - La
throp, Abington bldg,
BEAUTIFUL view lots, 60x100, side
walks, graded streets, water piped to
the front, only 20 minutes' rid. west
side; bst value in the city at 3400, $16
cash, balance $6 per month. If you. are
looking for a home site it will pay you
to investigate this before you buy. M,
E, Lee, 622 corbett mag.
oil frlMi tnH'lrf .x'Kn tlRflft
Corner lot, 60x100 feet, fronting on
macadam road and S. P. track: it is
business property and can bs bought
cheap for cash. Price $1500
H. P. PALMER-JONE8 CO,
ifti Wllmi hi dir.
Phone Main 6693, A-2668
HERE Is a snap for someone. 1 have
two big, pics lots on tne top oi raouni
Tabor; has 22 fruit trees and nearly all
kinds of berried, and a small house;
close to Mt. Tabor Pork. Owner. 81 IB.
87th st. Take Mt. Tabor car to B. 68th
st., and walk norm
A LOT, one block to 7 minute car serv
ice for $650. Another closer to car
for $625; $10 down and $10 per month.
Must sell; customers only. K411, Jour.
nai.
TWO lots 60x05 each, close in; lots
same size beside these selling for $1000
each; $1360 takes both these; $80D cash
will handle, as - owner is broke; 303
Lumber Exchange. ' ' ' ,
bArgaW. Mr, workingman,
Owner will sell at cost; no taxes or
interest; only amall monthly payment;
fine lot. near Sandy road and 60th st,
a.. r Ll.lr. Tk4 a la B ATfi
UM tWXJTTflf 'm l i, jil ) J.J. i.i II lllill . I
NEWPORT beach lots, close . to Nuwf
port, best beach on coast; $36 eaeh; $6
down, $1 month. Pioneer Land Co 603
pweiin.iu
Coliia to Plediiant.)uild a home; save
cost or jot.-" nans ,'- fvt-.--. .?'.,
A. H. .FABER. Architect. ; 1
860 Alnsworth Avenue, Phone C-8791.
. . . . i; ii Kill i! i -iiil-h
GOOD view lot, ciosa to Aiontavuia car,
west slope Alt Tabor.- $600. $400
down, balance easy terms, Call Room
z, waaiumtun miu.
tlRG'"i'1rl4nd , lot. " $376; terms $5
month, graded Street and water, 730
unimwr o t:ummrce. xapof in,
CHOICE 60x150 lots; i block from Mt
Scott car, county road, 20 ft alley,
ia.o, aiip van xi".r aoti
PENiNjU,a4et -way- below" tmnrkKt
value; $10 monthly will do, V-'t'Jt,
Journal. ." i
fiSE Le Noir Ai Co. for west si Je prop-
erty. .Fveinsjve dealers in went blvle
realtv. V..7 ( i niubfM of Cnmmpri p.
11 t)W v, , nini $1 cvl-i I:i) x a .is !,:, i
blocks Itfiii car. .ivi'j:!, Joiiraul,
FARMS
SMALL TRACTS
nian ulth wife and' three children who
four, years ago bougtu five soea of
logged off land, loss than 10 iuJUs In.m
Portland. He Jaas Since cleared tli land,
paid for It, supported his family aa t
within the. last two months has bought
an Adidtiohal five acre tract for which'
h paid $300 cash. Anybody can flu
this if he has the energy, pluck and
1 tt'lng to economlxe for a few years.
Every da$ The Journal classified
columns are full of opportunities f buy
small tracts of the best land thatTays
xt Of doors;.. y;
Kany CUaaesa Offer. ' .
Why hang around ttie city, eking out
a mws existenca at day! labor, when
you can go out a fow mlls, buy on
easy .terms a small tract of land on
which in a few yeara,.you. can become
Independent? . 1
These lands can ba had for' a few
dollars down per acr, the remainder
spread over a long time at a low rate
of intereut. There is-no better oppor
tunity In the world to become Indepcnd.
nt than by buying a rew aora of fer
tile land near Portland and becoming 'a
truck gai-dener to supply tbe hungry
thousands of this city.
FOR SALE LOTS
10
rContisued) ..
Corner 100x100
E. 26th and Pacific stsn
Terms. Will furnish' money to build.
c 71 fin
J. J. OEDER,
Corner Grand ave. and E, Ankenyi
ACKE.1GE
67
(Contlnnedl
Change to Start Soon
Fourth Street Line 'to Be
Electrified Quickly
For- detailed information see
Oregonian, March 20. Fine all
ateei interurban electric ears to
pa in operation very soon, making
the run from our suburban tracts
to the business center of the city
in 80 minutes. Graded streets,
Bidewalks, water, electric lights.
Phones, delivery of mall and Iher
chandlse win make . suburban
hpmt Ufa it this community
pleasure. The distance ts only a
pleasant ride; tha location is In
the beautiful Tualatin valley. The
commutation ticket rate to the
first station on our tract is 12
cents and when the electric cars
are running, should, and we feel
confident will be, less. Our prices
are $360 to $500 per acre, 3'J5
down on the $260 and $50 on the
$500 land, with small payments
monthly. ,
Go out with us any day-and
look tlals over. Sue it before se
lecting your home.
THE SHAW.KKAR COMPANY,
Main 36. 103 t St. A-3500.
RAISE CHICKENS AND"BLURiK5,"''
Will aell I In I .r
tracts, 8$ minutes'
ride from Jefferson
St., and close to 8'
electrlo stations;
splendid elianoe t be
come independent by,
raising chickens and
berries; only $200 t
$236 an acre on easy
terms, - - -ATCHISON
& ALLEN
210 Gerlinser bids.. ,
v.T ., ,y Aiuer, "k
thia t?4 c', at Huber station on,
iwtfaJi' noEw electrifying, 0 miles frorY
Port and. 6 room plastered bungalow,
furnished throughout. . water teTeSS
woodshea. outbuildings, small . f "titu
CHICKEN xnd fruit ranohes near Port
land; Gresham district Estacada line,
e ectrio station U mile. New subdivi
sion Sunshine Valley orchard tracts;
best soil free wood; eWgant location!
Prices only $75 to $160 per acre Ju small
tracts; easy terms; qutek train service.
Frank A. McFarland Jtealty Co.; $09
160 ACRES, 140 In cultivation, 26 acrea
Klnlhop, ood hee. brn and out
h.in)i;r.JilB0 ;cePonally good hou ;
house, family orchard,- berries ana
grapes. Creek runs through the place.
A very good dairy and "lover ranch
Crop and outfit, including stock; ".
cagh' ba!.nca t0 ult K X-404, Journai.
' for Subdivision
r,;;.6'?" of bt land in Washington;
.nty',d0!S? m,,e" ir?m Portland;
Hi1 layAme, ilirOUKh it. on main cotintv'
roada. ideal for subdivision; can be had
m..nit"J. terK? at ,30 P acre.- Com-,
munlcate with owner. B-801. Journal.
5 Acrfts-
r$25f
'ER MON
$io down. $5 per MdNTir;:
- w VSa
om tit thuaa ln.l. !... ' . .
Wfewr- as. Delfer, gll Rail:
$15 Down Bfiats Rpnt
And puts you in possession of a choloe
for $760; 30 minutes from Hawthorne
bridge. A. C. Marsten, 202 Wilcox bhlar
Main 3517. Tabor 1770'. A-73i0
10 Acres, $150 to$W
Tour choice of 800 acres, good soil ;
'iKrUan4h00l'n rUd' lh h"urs U
2U Lumber Kxohansre Bldg. '
6 ACRES for sals. No. rsoTiTlialff la
w.rci?.a1rd' .8,ears oW- ba'nce In mead
ow, prlee $376 per acre; small payment
down, balance 2 or a years at 7 per cent;
in the vicinity of Gresham. G-SQ1.
Journal. - w'
HAVE YOU $36 IN CABHV
If so, it will make your first payment
on a 10 acre tract of good land, 1 hour
and 80 minutes from Portland. Room 216
Lumber Exchange bldg., corner 2d and
Stark sts.
82 ACRES, adjoining small town ; und
house, barn and outbuildings. Matured
family orchard, of H acre, crop gos.
Naked land adjoining sells for more
money, . Price $5000, U cash, balance
to suit. UX-m, Journal.
86 ACRES on Mai ks Pralii'e,' li 4i "mi'li'i
from Aurora, Young orchard, 6 room
house and good barn. 1 School adjoins,
all In cultivation. The very bent of
soil. $160 per acre. $6000 cash, balanoe
to suit. RX-602, Journal, y f .
160AACRES. 4 miles west of . galem.
100 acres cultivated, 30 more easily,
cleared, balance pasture. Running water
year round. Good dairy ranch, no build-fngs.-prlc
$78 per. mm H-cash J-
17 aores, a bargain, good, level, all cleai,
-With buildings, at Schefflln station.
Washington county., Portland-Tillnmoa::
XUie. Price 18400; terms. A-WUhelm,
cvrnt'uuB, or.
FOh BALE Finely culUvatcd orchard.
10 acres, all planted to first class
fruit absolute bargain. Owner leaving
rur AiHnKH, m-Bu I, journal.
n ' acre. fine" soli, good 4 roum liuun. ,
City vater, young fruit tre, fciKt-i.
So fare. Price $1600. $100 down, $15
per month.- Oyner, B-4 1 : 3, JoiirnI,
IFAl'RKijr fusing on ja,TdTIsan"SOC.-.
mile from city limits, $ blocks to Mt.
Hood line. By owner. yAddrf? A. 1
Hwa jtgart, Athena, ur.
ilAliF acre tracts on car line, iik.ic
$350 each. 10 per cent CHh, in
terms.; Adilress Dent ,i iiu'wau.
I. .. i
Wilcox bWlfr
SIX 60x134 ltn, Mil for TiO. xut -.,
line; "frultivstod, benutifiil vt v,
per month., tl- ''-, J''" '
$Ia"i'fc.it month, i;t act'".. .
froiikf'ar, rlcli jonni, ii i
ern slope. i -i :
1U ACK.T,
l!'il ( h'
,T.ni-lol
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