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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1914.
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Farmers May Build '
Spur to Holdman1
Movement How Under Way to Tap
' Hlch Grain Growing' Section at rs
at Oat Off From KEa-kat.
rendieion, or., ju a. "
meat being promoted by the farmers
. ,",,. . ,.i
Orth of Pendleton 1 as successful as
Indications augur, the Northern Pa-
cifio company wlU soon build a 18 mil
u-m-..
pnf from Myrick station to Holdmen,
thus tapping a section of the county
which at Dreaent has no railway con -
Sections With the outside world. Un-!
der the leadership of R. O. Earnhart,
one of the leaders in the Farmers'
union, the farmers along the proposed
route are being Induced to grant right
of way-and to assist In raising a cash
bonus. It is said that Holdman Broth
ers have already subscribed $4000, and
that a number of other farmers have
put up smaller amounts.
The Holdman section of the county
is a grain bearing section but it costs
IS cents a sack to haul the wheat to
Myrick. The railroad rate would be
about one cent, thus making a saving
of 14 enta a sack. The spur would
also increase the. rental value erf the
land considerably.
POLITICAL NOTES
Flag-el at Woodstock Tonight,
Woodstock Good Government club
win hold a meeting at the Woodstock
M. E. church tonight at 8 o'clock, at
which A. F. Flegel will deliver an ad
dress upon the congressional situation,
tion.
riegel to Speak at Brooklyn.
A Democratic meeting will be held
at the Brooklyn school bouse tonight
at 8 o'clock, at which A. F. Flegel.
the candidate for congress; John Van
Zante, J. H. Hogue, Dr. H. K.,HJggs
and Tom Word, will be the speakers.
Universal Eight-Hour Lav ZSsnace.
The Heppner Gazette-Times offers
. the following timely warning to the
farmers of the states "The enact
ment of the so-called universal eight
hour law should be opposed by every
farmer of the state. It is a direct
injury to his business and the farmers
should wake up to this and vote this
law down good and hard. It is a bill
to erect " For Sale" signs over the
gates of the most of the farms of
the state."
riegel and Word to Speak,
A, F. FlegeL Democratic candidate
for congress. Sheriff Tom Word, candi
date for reelection, and Lester Hum
phreys, representing Senator George
E. Chamberlain, will be the speakers at
a meeting of the Woodstock Good Gov
ernment club, to be held tonight at
the Woodstock Methodist church. A
genera llnvltation is extended to the
public to hear the speakers.
Republican Indorses Galloway.
Judge William Galloway of Salem,
Democratic candidate for the supreme
court, is warmly indorsed by Judge
Henry E. McGinn of Portland and
Judge A. S. Bennett of The Dalles.
Judge McGinn Bays:
"I have known Hon. William Gallo
way for a great many years. In fact,
I cannot say when I did not know him.
He has always been a man of the high
est integrity and courtesy. He is a 1
candidate for the high office of su
preme judge of the state of Oregon.
If elected to tjliis office the state will
be served in 'the best possible way.
Judge Galloway has all the qualifica
tions for a good Judge. Any one who
may take him for what I have here
said will never regret it."
Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles,
says:
"1 have known Judge Galloway for
over 40 years, and heartily indorse
the above sentiments expressed by the
late Ex-Governor Lord and Judge
Henry E. McGinn."
-..Says Check Is Forgery.
The Initial payment on a life insur
ance policy was made with a forged
check for $68 and $58 in cash was re
turned to him by the agent for that
company, according to the statement I
of Clyde Cole, a resident of East Main!
and Thirty-ninth streets, to City De
tectives Royle and John Maloney. who
, arrested hm yesterday. The checks
are said to have been forged in his
brother's name, W. S. Scott of the
Northwestern Electric company. He
was taken in custody at Third and
Burnside streets. He will be given a
preliminary hearing in the municipal
court tomorrow.
Miss Bart Is Dead.
Roseburg, Or, Oct. 14. Miss So-
phronia Burt, who settled in the Deer
Creek vicinity east of Roseburg in
J 853, and has lived there ever since,
died Sunday at the age of 73 years.
hne is survived by two sisters, Mrs. A.
H. Brown of Deer Creek and Mrs. A.
Nye of Derby, Jackson county.
Chiropodist Arrested.
W. H. Eddy, a chiropodist of 345
Fourteenth street, was arrested yester
day on a warrant sworn out - by
his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy, for as
sault and battery. He will have a
hearing for wifebeating before Mu
nicipal Judge Stevenson tomorrow.
To Vote on Ixcal Option.
Iyocal option elections were ordered
held in the town of Gresham and in
the two precincts which Include Ken
ton, by the county commissioners yes
terday morning. The elections will be
held in conjunction with the general
election November 3.
Charles Tellier, the Frenchman who
Invented the ammonia refrigeration ,
process and was known as the father
or cold storage, died recently in Franca
Jn effect Oct. 1, 1913
AM- ritKVIOUS HATES CAb3ET LED
CBAROLU ADVERTISEMENTS
Dsily or Sunday,
1'. rents per 'ord per Insertion.
This rbsrgs Is for all classification, except
ing -.or Heot la Private Family." Room sni
oura in rrlvt rsmllr." "Situation Wanted"
and Wanted to Rent" ads, wblch are 1)4
urnis per wora er insertion.
No sd charced for less ihan IS rents.
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS
ltt cents per word (or all classifies Moss.
excepting "For Rent in Prtvata Family."
"Room and Board in Piirate Family." "Situa
tion Wanted" and "Wanted to Rent" ads,
which are IK cents per word. Consecutive
loaertlon of rash wnnt ads.:
S Insertions 'or the price of 2
7 Innertlons for the prioe of 5
MEETING NOTICE;
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. -
'4 rwoyai Arcanum. meets
X" second and fourth Wednea- i
VJi days of each month at Ar- ;
iff pie, w. fa.ru. and Yamhill
r sts.. at 8 n. m. Visitors
cordially welcomed.
E. R. REED. Secy.. 86t Broadway,
REGULAR meeting this
(Wednesday) e v e- j
ning, E. 6th and Alder
sts. Visitors cordially j
NXi7
mvnea.
W. W. TERRY, Sec'y.
WHIST party and dance given by Web
foot company No. 65, W. O. W'., Fri
day eve., Oct. 16, in W. O. W. Temple,
128 llth st. Le Vanway'8 orchestra.
Admission 20c; dancing 10c.
lite? Statistics
marriages. Births. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hoy a I M. Sswtelle, Pendleton, Or., legal,
and h'nj L. Hewatt, 344 Monroe stseet, legal.
legsi, una Doris H, Uaiier. Stf ast biztB
i tJ"eeti, leMl. . ..,
i ksrl Jone, 1638 Front street, legal, and
t Kstbleen Mary Hloa, aul ttievenia street.
lagai.
. kx-nder nMKWicb4Jiaia "' ??
and Caroline I'otwora, 68. Wasco street, 17.
John Arld St 'Sl Nortb N,uth .p.,
j legal, and Anna Ncia-n, 31 North Ninth street,
'legal.
. B. Hamilton, Vale, Or., legal adHr-
rlette M. Held, lt5S Portsmouth a-enue, legal.
VV. 6. Smith & Co
and
cards.
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark St.
BIRTHS
YORK To Mr. and Mrs. John A. Xork, 1092
Center street October 10. son.
INGWOOD To Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ing
wooO, Tenth avenue, south, October 7, a
son.
KOBSON To Mr. and Mr- William Bobson,
741 Kenilworth avecne, October 4, a son.
KILfcA To Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Kll
bam, iUS East Twenty-fifth .treet, Septem
ber 2,'i, a daughter.
UXKUTEB-Td Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Lliiklater, 25U; Kussell street, October 2,
a daughter.
KAI1. To Mr. and Mm. Charles R. Kad-
"lyg, 644 Gautenbeln aTenue, October 1, a
son.
GORTAT To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gortat,
736 Tacoma avenue, October 10, a son.
JONES To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. E. J ones,
202 Eleventh street, October 6, a daughter.
WHEELER To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick IX.
Wheeler, 689 East Seventy-eecoad street.
September 22, a son. -
DEATHS ' AXll FJUKERALS 75
ALEXANDER The funeral services of the
late George G. Alexauder will be held from
Holman's Chanel at 2 p. in. this Wednesday
afternoon. Interment in family plot. In Mount
Scott fara cemetery. -
COOPER la this city, October 14, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Cooper, aged 87 years. Announce
ment of funeral later.
NEUBERGER Tresa Neuberger, Nineteenth
and Ellsworth streets, October 8, 47 years;
snicide.
QL'IGLEY Joe Qulgley, city, October 9, 67
vears : valvular heart disease.
EKICKSON Axel Erickaon, l&U Jordan street.
October H. Aj years: neonrius.
W Hi TE Thomas B. White, Good Samaritan
hospital, October 10, 00 years; cerebral
hemorrhage.
RlCHARi? Jacob J. Richards, 811 Third
street, October 10, 78 years; brooeho-pneu-
moma.
liKAOY Mabel Heady, S64 Twenty-fourth
ftreet. North, October 11, 1 year; awaiiow
lug lye.
CAU1' ENTER Mattie D. Carpenter, Good Sa
marl tan hospital, October 10, 40 years;
perforation of Btomacb from nicer.
lJiUNNF: Edward M. Dionne, St. Vincent's
hospital, . October 10, 47 yeura; acute en
trritis.
M'UOWAN John R. McGowan. St. Vincent's
hospital, October 7, G7 years; chronic nephr
itis. MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists. 347
Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
Ci-AKKfc, cSKOti.. florists, tine flowers
and floral designs. 87 Morr'sonil
MAX Al. SA.1TH. florist, 141 V otb. st,
In Selling bldg. Main 7Z10.
CASKET sprays, as low as $1.50
Lubliner. florists. Portland holtl blk
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking s-
taoiisnment, witn private driveway,
a. P. FIN LEY & SON,
Montgom"? at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leadln
funeial director, 220 3d st. corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Phonen A
1511. Mala 607.
F. S. Dunning, !nc.
East Side Funeral Directors.
F.ast Alder St. East 62. B-2525.
414
I Cunning & McEntee nSY5eS
every dete 11. 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-45Ft8. L.y assistant.
A D VaWar Pa 592 Williams av
ni Mi unui v-"J'ast 1088. C-1088.
Lady attendant. Day and nivht service.
WALTER C. KENWORTHY. successor
to A. B. Hemstock. 16S7 E. 13th
Sellwood 71.: B-lii'2. Lady assistant.
Chambers Co.SdUnfe"rbrw.
ave.
ood.
lawn 330fi, C-1133. Automobile hearse.
RT Rrnoc vVilliams and Knoct.
i I i DyillcSEast 1115. C-1943.
F PsllN KJiJSli--fxti UNO. " Ls,
A-2235. 445 Mors.
IRK F W FSF ?JtakAns Sft Main 415!
r01 L VV LO A'2321- Cor- 3d and Clay
san. Fu-
allllllUH neral services. T:
abor 4313.
DCADQHM Undertakers. East 1080.
rLAnoUlM 369-371 Russell St.
P. L. LERCH. leading east side under,
taker. E. llth & Clay. B-18S8, E. 781.
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. 264-266
4th st.. opp. city hall. M. 8564. A-1516.
TO . iSASE 63
sV" roomapar "tmen't "sui table bouse
keeping, to lease on shares. T-240,
JournaL
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
LET US BUILD YOU A HOME.
On your lot or ours; by your own
plans or ours; pay us like rent.
THE OREGON HOME-BUILDERS.
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
I mutt iq Nnw rnNvmrrn ucn mitwttt? ivia ivr $t a ;m hifd I d d..jii
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FOR SALE HOUSES 61
(Con tinned)
$350 Cash
Hawthorne District
Two blocks from Hawthorne car, a
new, modem bungalow, double con
struction, reception ball and coat
closet with fall sized mirror door;
hardwood floors In living and dining
rooms and reception hall; pressed
brick fireplace, and bookcases: cove
ceiling, veneer panel, elegant buffet,
nice bathroom, screened back porch.
tun cement basement and laundry
trays; 4 rooms and bath on first floor;
second floor will be finished in two
or three full height rooms to suit pur-
enaser; sleeping porcn, paved street
and fine view. The owner of this
house did the carpenter work him
self. There is 110 better constructed
house anywhere. 1084 Hawthorne ave.
Fnones labor 2017, Tanor zaiz.
SACRIFICE.
NEW 7 ROOM HOME.
Full cement basement, furnace, large
living and dim tig rooms, plate win
dows, hardwood floors, buffet, book
cases, fireplace, Dutch kitchen, bed
rooms have extra large clothes closets,
sieetiuiK Dorcn. shadea. iixtures. lino
leum, screens, range, gas heater, double
constructed, extra large lot, aii im
provements in and paid; close In oft
west side. S carlines- cost me over
J4S00: will sacrifice for $4250. Geo.
G. Mair. 325 Ry. Exch. Mar. 2574.
6 ROOM BUNGALOW.
$25 PER MONTH $25
Beautiful new home, every modern
convenience, buffet, bookcases, bev
plate mirror and leaded glass, hard
wood floors, Uutcn Kltcnen, ironing
board, fine closets, linoleum in kitchen,
bath and back porch: fixtures, Bbades;
double constructed; very complete;
hardsurface street; sewer and. an im
provements in. 1180 Greeley st, on
fSt, Johns carline. Take car to Greeley
st walk half block north. A Dar-
gain. Owner. East 535.
WILL sacrifice swell, modern, S fam
ily flat, 6 and 6 rooms, worth $S500,
now $5900; $1000 down and $25 per mo.
See owner. 171 E. 23d. Phone East 6948, H
FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAIN PRICTH.
IRVLNGTON DISTRICT.
Strictly modern 8 room house, folly
equipped garage, fine lawn. etc. Might
consider some trade.
Ground Floor Henry Bldg.
$1225
Buys 4 room cottage, lot 60x103, grad
ed sts., cement wains, sewer, m
hlnrks to rar. near Overlook. See own
er at 785 Mississippi ave. Phone
Woodlawn 686.
Best buy in Woodlawn. 5 room mod
ern house, with large attic, nice
lawn, garage, corner lot 50x100 car
pets and range; 2 blocks from Wood
lawn car. 169 Magnolia st Woodlawn.
Price $2500. ' -
EAST FRAN KLIN -ST. SNAP Fine 7
room modern house, 4 bedrooms, fur
nace; a big snap at $3000; $250 down,
$15 month;, near 36th. Make an offer.
ZADOW & ALEXANDER,
414 Corbett Bldg. A-1416. Marshall 92.
6 ROOMS and sleeping porch, E. 29th
st modern in every respect: east
front; will sacrifice; $500, if sold at
. rr . 1 A
once. Western uregon irusi vi, xvv
N. W. Bank bldg. Wain .w.
EAb'i' Lincoln st-, a room bungalow.
cor. lot, 1 blk. to car; a big snap at
$2200; $100 down and $15 per month.
ZADOW & ALEXANDER,
414 Corbett Bldg. A-1416, Marshall 92.
5 ROOM bungalow Just off Hawthorne
ave.; east iront, absolutely a bar
gain at $2500: $500 cash. C. M. Derr,
1100 N. W. Bank bldg
$850 cash takes this 5 room modern
house, 1 block from car, if taken be
fore Wednesday eve. Owner, Tabor
937.
3 ROOM bungalow, 16 minutes from
center of city. Terms $50 down,
$10 per month. Must be sold. Par-
ticulars at 512 Piatt Bldg.
$600 BUYS a 3 room bungalow, 80x110
corner lot, west side, 15 minutes'
ride, 5c fare; $150 cash, balance $7.50
a month. M. E. Lee, 605 Corbett bldg.
HOUSES Some fine bargains, Irving
ton, less than cost. For rent, fur
nished and unfurnished. Also lots.
Ka-n 273. W. H. Herdman.
$25 CASH. $18.50 PER MO.
6 room bungalow, close to car. Own
er. Sellwood 2204.
FOR SAJLE LOTS
16
15.000 FEET.
100 feet on Killlngsworth ave. and
160 feet on 11th st. Price $1500, tur
chaser to assume unpaid balance on
street improvements. James D. Og
den, 107 Shaver st, near Mississippi
ave. Woodlawn 202.
$1050 BUYS 4 room bungalow, lot 60x
100 on Humbolt st. near Patton ave.
$600 Corner lot on 35th and Glad
stone sts., plus st, and sewer assess
ments. ALBERT HARALA,
7S5 Mississippi Ave. Phone Wd!n. 656.
A HALF acre view tract, overlooking
the east side, mountains and river,
for $750; $20 cash, $10 a month; city
water piped to the place; this is an
ideal homesite with a big future. M.
E. Lee, 505 Corbett bldg.
$10 CASH AND $8 PER MONTH.
Buys 80x175 one block to car, only
30 minutes out, good school and fetores,
fine place to raise chickens. Call 614
Stock Exchange bldg. Main 6765.
LOOK up this snap: A beautiful large
lot, facing east, 2 blocks Hawthorne
ave.. at 84 th st., worth $1600, for sale
at $1200, terms; paved street. T. K.
270 Graham ave.
FINE view lot on the west slope of
Mt. Tabor, 62xl60. fronting on 2
streets; will sell at one-third valne.
Must sell. A. J. Farmer. 41S Stock Ex
LOTS for sale very cheap. Willamette
addition. A-2844.
$260
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10
$350 tlO down and $5 a month, buys
a quarter acre, west side, 6c fare;
this is an ideal place for a home
wher you can raise all your vege
tables, berries, chickens, etc-, which
is the greater portion of your living.
M. E. Lee, 605 Corbett bldg.
WILL sell 2 lota at great sacrifice on
E. Stark st near 83d st. C-939. Jour
nal. Phone Marshall 6898.
ACREAGE
57
Acreage
1, i. 6 and 10 acre tracts, SI
minutes out on
New, Big, Red, Steel Electric
Cars
IJe commuters fare: very bee
of soil, water and community
conveniences; $126 to $600 par
Bcth on installments.
The Shaw-Hear Co.
Main 85. 102 4th st. A-S5M.
Beaverdam
i
6 acres, erenulna num hfjvrdLm
this is not black swail, but the vry
best and highest grade beaverdam
land in the world 10 ft. deep; 2 acres
of this la upland for building pur
poses, adjoining land produced 400
sacks of onions to the acre last sea-
son which brought in a return of
$1160 per acre. Twice the entire prico
of this place can be produced out of
ine sou next season, L3 miles from
the center of Portland on the best
macadam road In the state, mile
from electric station. Price S1500:
cash, balance long term. This is sao-
nnea to bc on the dollar. 413 unaxn.
or Com, bldg.
FINE MIXED FARM.
18 acres, with fine trout stream
crossing it: 8 acres black loam, bot
torn land; balance fine sandy loam
soil; 4 acres under cultivation; vege
tables: house, chicken run, etc.; 4
mil from station. Ideal for hog or
dairy rancn; also good truck farm.
Price $1600- $500 down,- balance easy
terms. iuiuuziann & co,
918 Chamber of Commerce,
BASE LINE auto road snap. 22 acres.
3 blocks from electric cars and fac
ing south on auto road; 8 acres
cleared, balance in good timber, run
nine creek, worth $600 per acre; now
$400 per acre; $1000 down and $25
per month; must selL
ZADOW & ALEXANDER.
414 Corbett bldg. A-1416, Marshall 92.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land: Gresnam district, electric sta
tion V mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine Valley orchard tracts: best soil,
free wood; elegant location. Prices
only $75 to $150 per acre in small
tracts: easy terras. Frank McFarland
Realty Co., 309 Yeon bldg., Portland. Or,
2 ACRES NEAR SANDY BOULEVD.
High . and sightly, beautiful trees,
cedar, maple and dogwood; water piped
to tract: adjoins my home- want good
neighbor; $1000. S. P. Osburn. 601
McKay bldg.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, esy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser, ir'none Marsnaii i&sa, or Ben
wood 476. John ti. umson, owner.
2 ACRES IN FAIR VIEW.
Hieh and sightly, fine view Colum
bia and mountains, on car line and
good Btreet; good soil, $1000; easy
terms. S. P. Osborn, o03 McKay bldg
FOR RALE 20 acres at Anoleton
VIM, i UV V. .. , t-I o--W
and church, good roads, 5 acres cleared.
II A A r.r, . 1 n .l .V,
16 acres of timber, seiiwooq 14s.
FOR SALE vli TliAUh: o acres, new
house. Oregon City car, 8c fare.
Write owner. Box 105. phone 4 W, Oak
Grove, Or. ,
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention ine journal.
FOR SALE FARMS
40 ACRES.
Amboy, Wash, 23 acres in high state
of cultivation; all fine loam soil, some
beaverdam, one acre family orchard, 5
room house, large barn full of hay and
other buildings, 3 springs, running wa
ter and fine well; place fronts on
county road, i mile to school. 4 miles
from town, good neighborhood; a fine
DlaceL cheap at $4500: will accept a
house in Portland up to $2500; $30
cash, balance long time. Jos. C Gibson,
306 Gerlinger bldg., Portland.
A Genuine Real Snap
62 acres, 6 acres under cultivation,
balance easily cleared; house, barn,
chicken house, water piped to house;
apple, peach, apricot, pear, cherry,
quince, berries of all kinds; 60 full
blood White Leghorns, implements, etc
1 mile from town. This is a rare bar
gain, $40 acre. Might consider trade,
Portland property. 310 Stock Exchange.
PREPARE FOR HARD TIMES.
10 acres, 13 miles to Portland, 2Vt
to Sherwood, to Tualatin river.
About 2 in cultivation, baL easy
cleared. Fine spring. On county road,
best of soil. $110 per acre. $150
cash, bal. $100 per year, 6.
W. H. SEITZ & CO..
310 Spalding bldg. Main 65S4.
YOU can make good from the start
with our help; will furnish lumber
and cattle and 10 acres of deep rich
bottom land, cleared, in grass now, on
easiest possible terms; close to good
town, schools, churches, railroad, etc.,
no shipping necessary, home market
for all products. Call 527 Corbett bid.
80 ACRES 6 miles R. R. and
landing, improved; team and
boat
ma-
chinerv. hav. 84500: clear. Will .c.
cept $1500 equity in lots, house or
grocery; little cash; balance long
time. Owner. Box 97, Castlerock, Wash.
20 ACRES, splendid farm land, $1 fare
from Portland, close school, station;
$.00; $100 cash down. Claude Cole,
917 Board of Trade,
40 ACRES, 4 cleared, 12 slashed, near
Kelso. Sacrifice for $800 cash.
Owner, 201 First, photo studio.
160 ACRES, new buildings, close in,
$75 acre. Wolfstein. 206 Allsky bldg.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.,
mention The Journal.
FOB SALE LOTS
FOB SALE FARMS
(Continued)
Ideal Dairy Ranch
65 acres. 40 acres under thorough
cultivation, balance willow pasture;
fenced and cross fenced; 4 room cot
tage; large dairy barn, with 60 ton
silo, filed; outbuildings excellent
spring and spring streams through
place; 4 mile from 'school, 4 miles
from country and river town, all rural
advantages, in thickly settled locality;
16 fine dairy cows, registered Swiss
bull. 12 head of younsr stock. 10 bogs.
about 100 chickens,' 831 manner of
farming machinery, good team, wagon,
harness, etc, together with all crops,
all for only $6500; $3800 cash, balance
to sultpurchaser.
Ihompson & bwan
Strti and Main Bts., Vancouver, Wash.
jnone it.
FARM AND CROP.
107 ACRES eentlv alonin land. 97 in
cultivation; main rock road, rural and
milk routes and phone; good soil; 2
miles Willamette Valler Ry. town;
frood 6 room house, well painted, has
large porch from which is fine view .of
district; orchard and shade trees at
house: 2 barns. 6 horses. 3 cows, 19
hogs; all the hay and grain; complete
farm machinery and cream separator;
$89 an acre, terms, IX MoCheaney,
Title & Trust bldg.
FOR I. EXT FARMS
14
FOR RENT A large stock, cattle, hog
and alfalfa ranch: one of the finest
places in the state, for rent on very at
tractive terms: stock for sale. II you
are looking for a place to go into the
stoctt business on a large scale, inis wui
suit you. M. E. Lee, 505 Corbett bldg.
FOR RENT One of the finest valley
places on the river: large orchard.
very rich soil, to lease on shares; at
tractive leaser rarty to buy stocK.
ML E. Lee, 606 Corbett bldg.
F ARSIS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
38
WANTED To lease farm and buy
stock, if reasonable. Understand
farming. References furnished. Give
particulars. E. P. Erickaon, general
delivery, foruand, ur,
A" 1.' .... . , ...... i t. -rirtl -V. ,
on reasonable terms. Write or call
and see us. Chittenden & Neill, 310
UaJt st irMrtiana, ur.
HOMESTEADS
47
GET the best homestead land in Ore
gon; level, rich soil, no rock or
stumps, good water, timber, free, near
stocK range. it 4tn st. Main tin.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE J24
24 acres; 12 acres cleared; 200 young
fruit trees, small building. mite
north of North Bank depot, Washou
gal. Wash. $3000 cash or trade for
suitable house and lot near KUlings-
wortn ave. Columbia le.
IMPROVED farm, 120 acres, free of
incumbrances, near good town. Will
6eil on easy terms or trade for im
proved city property. Owner at 516
Comnionwealtn bldg., city.
FOR TRADE 160 acres of timber,
cruising about 6.500.000: also 80
acres cruising 2,500,000, for Portland
property; no junk considered. 301
Gerlinger bldg.
MODERN 9 room house in central Al
bina, choice location; will take piano,
victrola or good graronola as Ilrst pay
meat, balance like rent. See owner,
n!2 Piatt bldr.
OWNERS ONLY.
Will take one or two lots as part
payment on my modern 7 room bun
galow and take mortgage for balance
at 7 per cent interest. H-957, journal
COME and see new, modern 6 room
house, oak floor, mantle, Dutch
kitchen. Take 3 or 4 houses up to
J I -00, balance monthly. Home 4 p. m.
1J67 hi. Lincoln.
HAVE $1500 cash and $1500 equity in
6 room house and 200x136 ft. block
will trade for first mortgage or im
proved acreage, clear title. u-3, jour
nal WILL sell or trade for coast land suit
able for stock ranch, 112 acres of
well improved irrigated land in Povs
ell Butte. "Price cheap." Earl Saun
ders, Powell Butte, Or.
FOR EXCHANGE.
IRVINGTON DISTRICT
Strictly modern 8 room house, fully
equipped garage, etc Price $6000.
Equity $3500.
v
?HgngoWEl
Ground floor Henry bldg.
IF your real estate has value and you
want to make a good exchange for
other property, see us. Bell Real Es
tate Co.. 318 Railway Exchange bids.
WILL take all or part railroad, muni
cipal or school bonds for my 7 room
bungalow on Rodney ave. near Al
berta st. Y-62. Journal.
TWO clear lots on west side, $3000;
will exchange for modern 5 or 6
room bungalow on east side. A. J.
Farmer, 416 Stock Exchange.
40 ACRES, some improvements, to ex
change for grocery, cigars and con
fectionery store, or rooming house.
Call 150 llth sL, near Morrison.
SIX LOTS, 1 blk. to Rose Ci.y car
improvements paid, also house and
lot; will trade for acreage. N-556,
Journal.
WILL take anything of value for my
$350 equity in a $2000 home, 1 block
to car; prefer a cheap auto. V-41,
Journal.
WHAT have vou to trade for good
$1400 second mortgage, on valley
farm. Call evenings. Sellwood 204L
794 Tacoma ave.
TEN acres unimproved, Salem elec
tric, sale or trade. Wolfstein, 205
AHsky bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE or sale, modern 6 1
room bungalow, i acre BUDurDan, x-
81. Journal.
FOR SALE or exchange at sacrifice 10
acre tract, 8 room house. 4 acre orch-
ard, fine water. Main 9049.
GROCERY, 3 building lots, exchange
for farm. Owners only. Tabor. 1872
FOR excangea of all kinds.
See GARLAND & LIND. 191
4th
6 ACRES, city limits, improved, sell
or trade. Wolfstein, 205 Alisky bldg.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
(Continued)
BIO WHEAT FARMS.
1336 acres. 3 miles from station
in eastern Oregon, all cultivated, near
ly 600 acres summer fallow seeded
now; good buildings, best well in
country; 6 mules, i hordes, wagon
and full farming equipment m;lud:d.
trie ior everything, $27.50 per acre.
win lAKe any dear property to
$11,000: balance all Davabla one third
of crop each year. 6 per cent interest.
acres, same district, 1 mile
from station, all cultivated, half
ready for fall sowing, good buildings.
line wen. frice 3t),0U0. Will taKe
valley farm to full value, or for part
and long time on balance.
LUEDDEMANN COMPANY,
913 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
32 acres with 20 under cultivation.
and balance easily cleared; good 7
room nouse, Darn and outDuildings;
good fanily orchard, running water,
on good county read. i miles from a
country town- and 10 miles out from
Vancouver, in good neighborhood; all
rural advantages. This price is only
$5000. with $1000 to 81500 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser, or will trade
ror eity property.
lUUllrSUN & SWAN.
612 MAIN ST,
VANCOUVER, WASH.
Trades Trades
We have over 2000 properties In all
parts of Oregon and Washington to
trade. Bring in your trades, we can
match you. Our specialty is trading.
22 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO,
618-619 Yeon bldg. Main 481.
I WILL exchange $1000 or $2000 of my
Interest In a 280 acre well developed
coal property for equity In lots or
bouse that will make me a home. This
coal property Is clear, and is tributary
to Fort-Land: solid No. 1 lignite coai;
will be a money maker. The company
nas no dents, x. K-, 270 uranam ave.,
Portland.
WE CAN SELL OR TRADE
If you wish to sell your real estate
for cash or trad, for other property. It
will pay you to see us for quick re
sults. 19 years' successful business
is our guarantee for a square deal.
M'KENZIE & CO,
615 G-erllnger bldg. Main 2801.
FOR EXCHANGE Fine 260 acre
stock ranch, southern Oregon, good
hog and cattle ranpe, abundance of
springs, close to city, $26,000; clear,
for good property, some rash. Clark
Realty Co.. Medford. Or.
320 ACRES, fine black bottom land, all
irrigated, close to town of Silver
Lake, Or, one of the best small cattle
ranches in Lake county; price $50 per
acre; will trade for improved .Port
land property. B-Siiz, journal.
LOT 50x100 in Irvington, to trade for
houBn and lot or acre tracts near
Portland. 26 W. Simpson st. Take
St. Johns car.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 81
WANTED
INCOME PROPERTY
APARTMENT HOUSE OR STORE
BUILDING.
Have client with unincumbered
close-in property and cash to ex
change for good income property.
What have you? Only properties sub
mitted on cash valuations considered.
iiuand Floor Henry Biug.
WANTED 320 acres of cutover tim
ber iand. Must b pood land,
adapted for dairying, un east side of
Cascade mountains. State price, ia:n
fail and character of soil. Address
BX-S20. Journal.
roo.mim; houses
53
25 H K. rooms, rent $S0. Splendid cor
ner on Broadway. Extra well fur
nished and absolutely clean. Guaran
teed to clear $su above every expense.
Price $1150. Easy terms. Yates, 249 4th
$375 BUYS the best 14 room house,
fine location, electricity, gas, fur
nace, all houseKeeping, rent $45, lease
if .desired, no commission, see owner
at 410 Jefferson; $150 down, balance
to suit buyer. Y-80, lournal.
42 ROOMS. RENT $1S0
Thoroughly modern, private bath
with each apartment. This is a class
A place and will stand investigation.
Price $1400 and mieht consider some
trade. Call 61H Yeon bid.
A SNAP, by owner: Must sell at once
15 rooms, furnished for housekeep
ing, a good money maker, large yard,
rent $30. Reason for Belling am not
able to care for place. See me at 411
4th st- Phone A-3K59. Price J126.
ROOMING HOUSE 16 ROOMS.
Fine west side location rooms al
ways rented; rent $45 mo. Clears $50
above all expenses; well furnished and
clean. All housekeeping.
Price $550. Call 191 4th st.
1 1 Rooms 1 1
In swell location. Rent cheap. Steam
heat, neat and clean as a pin. A-l
home. Every room rented. Price for
all. $300.
PETERS. 15 N. 5th st
38 ROOMS, RENT $15o
Steam heat, hot and cold water, cen
ter of business district. Always full,
Only $101)0 cash required to handle.
Call 618 Yeon bldg.
SNAP 32 rooms, all making money;
close in, modern, terms, cheap rent,
good home. Call 150 llth sL. near
Morrison.
$25 CASH PAYMENT, PRICE $150.
7 rooms of fair furniture, 2 blocks
of city hall, rent $20. Some income and
free retrL Call 15 N. 6th st
64 ROOMS, part H. K. Fine corner In
center of town. Very low rent. Clean
and .well furnished. Big money maker.
Price $190. . Will consider part trade.
Yates, 249 4th st.
FOR SALE 30 rooms, modern brick,
steam heat, all outside rooms, cheap
rent, rooms full; snap, $15oC cash. T
237. Journal. "
11 ROOMS, $350
Very nicely furnished, furnace, all
fulL Clost in, west side location. 8ee
this, it's a BARGAIN. Call 618 Yeon
bldg.
42 ROOMS for clear lot and some cash.
Owner, 382M. E. Clay.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada,
mention The Journal.
ROOMING HOUSES 63
-S-5lSS?-SSsa
Best Buy in City
44 rooms, new brick bldg., bo sad
cold water and call bell sJl room,
rent only $75. Worth $3500. -First
one comes gets this for $800 for all.
This is cleanest place In City.
PETERS, 16 N. 6th at.
17 Rooms, $600 Snap
WORTH $1200, PRICE TODAY $600.
Clean as can be; good furniture; al
ways full, must be .Bold; you can't
beat It Call 88 10th st, near Stark.
BUSINESS CHANCES
20
A SUBSTANTIAL interest in oldest
established niah class mercantile ln-
stition on Puget sound can be secured
by a capable business man -who can
assume active part in management.
This business has made several for
tunes and is capable of making many
more; at least $20,000 cash and not to
exceed 835.UOO required. Address prtn
clpala direct, care H. Erwln French,
f. u. box imuz, Seattle, wasn.
- Picture Shows
Are you looking for one? If so,
better see us, as we have all the best
paying houses that are for sale, both
In Portland and ail parts of the state;
also the state of Washington.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT COw
618-619 Yeon bldg. Main 481.
WANTED Partner in manufacturing
business; large profit, no competi
tion; no experience necessary; office
man preferred: you handle ail money.
Can guarantee $50 per week; few hun
dred dollars will secure ft interest.
Now installing agents all over the--
coast. Call at plant; full Interview.
245 llolladay ave.
OLD established and good paying
lannch business, running between
Kelso. Wash and Rainier. Or con
listing of launch Eadem, longtb 55 ft,
beaon 11 ft, 46 h. p. Imperial engine,
ano North Star, length 34 ft., beam 8
ft- 12 b. p. Standard engine, and Float,
Will sell cheap it taken at once. Call
or address F. J. Horbach. Kelso, Wash.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL
YOUR BUSINESS?
And sell it QUICKLY and PROFIT
ABLY 7 If bo call or phone us and
we win tell you now.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO,
618-619 Yeon bldg. Main 48L
Drug Store
$6000; half cash, balance n ttme
or good real state; well located in
tne city; does a very nice puaweaa.
Address. U-196, Journal. .
GOOD BUY.
Tha only confectionery In town of
700. Ice cream, soft drink, cigars
and tobacco, magazines and stationery
Can give terms if desired. Address
Box 118. Ridgefleld. Wash.
PARTNER wanted for a good little
pair shop, requires small Investment
and will pay iuu to l& znonin. jau
room 329 Morgan piag.
MANUFACTURER wants state mana
gers to establish office and manage
salesmen; liberal pay. $300 to $700
necessary; you handle own money
Secretary, 406 Fisher bldg., Chicago.
Light Groceries, Cigars
Nice clean little store, $300 stock,
$200 fixtures; good location. First
comes $290. 310 Stock Exchange.
PICTURE THEATRE
Owner will (five you a bargain: man
ager wants to leave, clearing $46 oer
week, 10c house, 70t cash win nandie.
See my agent. 310 Lumber Exch. bldg.
$300 takes $900 equity in $1330 let.
restricted district. $550 cash or
terms takes grocery valued abou
$1000. Rent $3 per month. 602 Broad
way bldg.
WANTED Steady man to work
partner in cash grocery, good
and your money will be secured,
room 329 Morgan bldg.
pa.y
Call
1000 Business Cards $1
Ryder Ptg. Co.. S. W. for.Sd ft Morrison
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery
store for sale. For particulars can
Woodlawn 3769. ;
5 CHAIR barber shop, good location,
price $175; must go back east. 27
N. 3d st '
1000 Business Cards 90c
Rose City Printery, Sd and Taylor.
GOOD clean grocery, new stock, $1000;
half cash; will take balance in trade.
5511 Foster road, Archer Place.
Wllr-N you answer these Want Ada,
mention The Journal.
Money to loan
heal estate
Mortgage Loans
L L. WHITE
701 Selling bldg.
WE have money to loan on your real
estate; first mortgages only.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY.
423 Chamber of Conmeres.
BUILDING LOANS on city and subur
ban property; money advanced as
work progresses. W. G. Beck, 315 Fail
ing bldg. Main 3407.
$100,000 on mortgages, city and farm
property, fire insurance, McKensie
& Co.. Gcrlinsrer bldg.. 2d and -Alder.
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100
to $5000 on c'.ty property. A. 11. Bell.
201 Gerlinster bldn.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Mortgat, s bought and sold. John I
Kar.ionp. Railway Exchange bldg.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts; mortgage toans; reasonable
rates. V. H. Lewis & Co-. 3 Lewis bldg.
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Real estate securt'y. Apply room 203
Stock Exchange. 3d and Yamhill.
MORTGAGE loans C to 8 per cent.
Fred C. King. 314 Spalding bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
A. H. HARDING. 813 Cham, of Com.
n
for city or farm loan,
or C-655. Journal.
Tabor
20.
$40,000 OR LtCSS, FARRINGTON.
80 4th st. Board of Trade bldg.
MONEY to loan. 6 to 6 per cent. W. H.
seitx 6c co.. iu apaiaing oiog.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7 per cent.
Louis Salomon & Co., 229 Stark st.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada
mention The JournaL
17
-j :
PRIVATE FUNDS ON HAND TO
!; ! LOAN.
$J0.o$! at 7T: 7uoo at 7: 14006 at
?: $3f00 at 7; $1200 at 8; $80
at 85.IU,
i M'KENZIE & CO,
.6 IS Gerlinger. bldg. Main 280L
LOAN 4; on improved city property or
for twUdinx purposes: advance made
as building progresses; liberal repay-,
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscogine. Z4I Ktaric st Main
U MONEY TO LOAN 67
01 ARTELS, SALAKIES
S. IMMKDIATK. LOANS -
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
f AT EASTERN RATES
W Ciave one of the finest retail
Jeyelryf hstores in tne city. A loan de
pariutjit is conducted in connection
with 6ine, making business STRICT
1.1 wtgyi hjivin iiau AUboiuieiy n?
Eigti designating loan business
playedltn iront of our store. Ail mer
chandi pledged is held for a periol
of sevga months, whether or not in
terest as : Paid when due. We are li
censed and have been established
since ?199. No connection witn any
other ati establishments in this city,
A. & SM. DELOVAGE, JEWELERS,
f: 3o4 Washington st.
WE M&&.E LOANS IN 6 HOURS' 11ME
i A t o (to I Pita.
ni tt,ui iiaiua
We lean mone-r on diamonds, nlanoa.
real estate, plain notes or furuitura
jrortiand Loan Co.
Llcensed.1
room 205. RntchLM Rid.
Bet. 4h and 6th on Washington gt.
8' $iTATK SECURITY CO. $ $ $
SALA&Y LOAXw ON PLAIN NOTES
?.: TO !
1 BORROW MONEY.
ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY
Business Strictly Confidential.
State security co.
$ 8 -f 309 FAILING BLDG. $ $ $
PRlVjjTK PLACE to OBTAIN LOANS
s
Dinonds, watches, Jewelry, etc.
BUSIfiESS : STRICTLY CONFIDEN
TIAL. : ELBY CO. (Licensed).
820 Lumber Ex. Bldg.. 2d and Stark.
MONEf on chattels, notes and mUa.
Doutnt Columbia Joan Co it us
Swe Jand.
LOAN'S on r estate, diamond. Jew-
elryjfWm. H611. R 6. Washi n gton bldg.
to loan on diamonds, jewelry.
m. W4 mng. a wa-jnington bldg. :.
WHEA you answer these Want AO.
mention The Journal.
LOANS on diamonds. Jewelry, strictly
confidential. 141 v id st, near Alder.
LOANS WANTED
3U'
WANTED ON A-l SECURITY.
$500j at ; value $20,000.
$35to at 8;; value $12,000 farm.
$250 at ; value $ 7.000 farm.
$ 70$ at S; value $ 4.000 farm.
McKENZlE & CO.,
614 Gerlinger bldg. Main 28C1.
$1500Sj-8 per cent, modern residence,
valv. $3800.
$500 $ per cent, security worth $2000.--K.
HILL. 419 Henry bldg. -
WANt'ED from private party $3500 on
progirty valued at $8000; will pay l
per cght interest, but no brokerage! ,
time gy-ears. J-3C9, Journal
$2500Sne year. $20.o66"approved eecuri
ityiincome $6000 annually. H-354,
Jourrr.ji.
WANDED $1000 for 3 years at 8',
frosj private party, on close in city
propety: (.'all 414 Corbett bldg.
WANTED $200 on lmj.roved 160
fargi. "Claude Cole, 917 Board Ti
scr
Trade. :
WHlji you uii-wrr th.su vvuiu
itiatglon The Journal.
FINANCIAL
31
FIRSJf mtg. of 98"; also contracts'
fofdif I'ertnt anits. for pale. Well
securJd, Will give 20... discount. 2t)4
Fallijg bldg. Main 7141.
FlKrS' u"11 aeuond nor images, alo so.-
lers .'int. rest in contract- purchase. L
Oregta and Washington.
H. E. NobJ
-.umrfnens oiog.
gSlOlKS AM BONDS 5J4
FIRfcff mortgage realty bonds, secured
by iflose-ui city realty, to net S'j'..,
First .mortgage laitn laud bondii.
to & Ti.
Catt: or write for circulars describ
ing tsiese issues.
$ BOND DEPARTMKNT.
HARfMAN A THOMPSON. Bankers,
j; -.Chamber or commerce.
Si.
DO.VgT h'ol- for work. 'i'here is ti
demand for automobile drivers and
repaS . men. Our expert Inst rue tots
qualify you In three to five weeks and
assist n securing good positions. Bring
tnls gd. for on tree lesson.
PAClflC AUTO GAS ENGINE
. f SCHOOL.
266g268 llth st (Near J ef f arson, V
. MfT':. A. EMPLOYMENT DEPi'-
Retard 'for year 1913:
Calls ifor mei. ..26-5
Fo-ttfims lliled ...1942
All young men seeking employment :
are ctjrdiaily .Invited to consult With
the secretary of the Employment Da
partmldfM. W A VISE I J Man to represent and fit
the?'Wllson Truss." Made to meas-'
ure, jjjfiJd on money-hat-k guarantee;'
expeigt-nce not essential. Wilson, 66
6 LfL .
WANTED A man who needs a dollar
andis willing to work if given an
opportunity to earn a ;jood salary; caab :
weekfer. Address Capital City Nursery
vj 1 1 , r. J , w ill, yr.
CHEijSHeaiiqurteis and helpers Cal
FIRSfeVCljASH shoemaker wanted. 269
Yaiahlll st.
WHiiS -.you answer tha Want AOs,.
megtion The Joufpel.
fHELI WAN1E1 M1SO. 49
PACIFIC Chiropractic College,
407fto 418 Commonwealth bldg.
Ins
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $6.60
up. ;Taylor. the Tailor, 289 Burnalda.
4 Coptic ned on Wear Pare)
MONEY TO LOAN
I REAL ESTATE
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