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Li:,1, 11 - : ' IS.!.1 , ... v, - I: 1 ' t - - - J tT ctif trvra 111 iKTmrAXhlC RKAI ESTATE 211 i itiii nm umi, i LAIAn bUUiilT, I IN ITS ENTIRE HISTORY Increased -.Acreage Planted . to Wheat and Oats Shows . Up,. In Good Shape, What Barley There X Snows Well Mi Hay X Xu Flourishing Con- . 'dittos. By Hjnman II. Cohen. . " Moscow, Idaho, July 13. Latah county chows the greatest acreage, and the beet conditions in Its .wheat and oat crop in the history of the county and a record .breaking yield from all present Indications will .be- harvested. Every available acre of ground was planted , to cereals this season. The percentage of . yield even on stubble will.be high. -There is much 40 to 60 bushel wheat land in this section. Wa recent rains are credited with tne splendid show trig:,' conditions prior to the showers being less encouraging. Barley acreage shows a 'decided de crease, it having- been proved in recent years that . wheat and oats grow to much better advantage than barley, in this section, and demand for them is in good shape. . - The hay crop is good.. Timothy acreage is large ' with heavy produc tion. Pwui YSlAntAi1! nn BHrrimAr -fallow havA given ' excellent returns. One farmer east of Moscow has. 10 acres in rad ishes 'which he is growing for seed with marked success. As In other sections.-of the north west the grain season here is some what advanced and no trouble is ex pected in harvesting the entire crop. So far as can be learned no new crop ..contracts have bene closed. ; -.1; . ' " ii ' ' i ' - Keep Bryan Busy' Hermosa Beach, Cal., July 13. (P. N. . S.) -Between surf bathing' and . 4 - fir T T r retary of state, today concluded ac ceptances of entertainments that -will keep him busy for the remainder of ; th week. After-catching jl rock bass yesterday, M-r,. Bryan, declaring it was the beat fishing he had ever enjoyed, returned to the beach last night, tired and sunburned, but happy. Ipday he was guest of honor at the f irijt ' public reception given for l : him ; in southern .. California. . The re ception was held at the First Bank of T,Hermosa Beach, under the auspices of ; the . Hermosa Beach Chamber of 'Commerce. - Tomorrow evening Mr. Bryan will be the guest of honor at a banouet by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce t tj t ... t i ..m i.. .wiir .Ufiivw- S .."Fundamentals." ' of ! XT v , : . Thursday afternoon, as guest -Mayor -Sebastian of Los Angeles Bryan will deliver , an address in Ex- position park tnere on "ine Causeless . w'?r-" . . ' . - Mr. and- Mrs, Bryan will see the J Mission play at San Gabriel Thursday i night. WAR SUMMARY BY J. W. T: MASON Former European the United , Manager of Press. New York. July 13. The long ab sence of his name from the news -while vast events have been 'occur-1 ring in the eastern theatre of war suggests that perhaps there is truth- "in the reports from -Russia that Field Marshal von Hindenburg has fallen T into disfavor, it is improbable, how- . ever, that tho-cause is the 'enormous -losses his armies suffered, as the reports allege. Since the -war began, -German lead ers nowhere have spared lives and von Hlndenburg has merely followed precedent in this respect. If he is no longer in favor in the .kaiser's councils, it is probably due to his fruitless efforts to capture Warsaw, coupled with the absolute fearlessness ;pf his, criticism. At, the outbreak of the war. Von Hlndenburg went into retirement partly because off. his comments upon the: military genius of the kaiser. It would be In - keeping with his character If he explained certain de feats ; both In the east and west in words which would not be appreciated ' by the kaiser. Iff Von Hindgnbdrg continues to hold th full confidence of the emperor, it is difficult to understand why Field Marshal von Mackeqsen, Von Hinden- Durgs. suooramaie, snouta have been entrusted with ' the direction ot ' the tSalician .campaign. Von Mackensen's election was a particular ilow to Von tHlndenbu r g's pres ti g e, because t he ul timate objective of the Galician drive -la now being ' revealed as an t attack on ; Warsaw; from the southeast.- This Is the only- available direction from which Von Hindenburg did not try to attack ' the Polish capital. After Lemberg, Von Mackensen was made a field marshal and given equal rank with Von Hindenburg. -The title s failed to carry him forward, however, Just as it failed to carry &ron Hlnden burg forward. . Von Mackensen is. now encountering the same characteristic -sudden recovery of th Russian power of defense which' Von Hlndenburg was 'unable to overcome. - The result may cause Von Hindenburg's eventual res toration to favor, unless Von Macken sen captures Warsaw. If ; that - im probability occurs. Von Hindenburg's subordination will perhaps be perma nent. ' ' . WINE MEN AGAINST TAX . San - Francisco, . Cal., July 13. (TJ. jp,) Vigorous protests, against the government war tax on sweet 'wines were made' today at the. International ' Congress of Viticulture in? session here.-' The tax was declared to be , stifling the . sweet wine industry and lit was said It will result in . destruc tion if it is continued. , , Watchman Shot Dead. - . Loveland, Colo., July IS. ti. N. S.) Frank Peak, night watchman- was .shot and killed here early today by three men. supposedly partially, intoxicated.- Several bottles of beer were -? found near the spot where Peak was killed. : The murderers escaped. DAHO PROMISES BEST CROP LUMBERING INDUSTRIES Burned Waterfront Mill Opposes Plan 4 ACTION IS DISPLEASING TO THE OWNERS S. B. Cobb, secretary of the Standard Box & Lumber Co.. stated this morn ing that the - company will not rebutia the mill at the. foot of East Alder, street, which was destroyed by rirea. few weeks ago. ''The plant willjiot be rebuilt, he gays, because toe civ wu i permit it- "I took the matter up with the build ing inspector's office, explained Mr, Cobb this morning, 'and was informed mat the city of i'ortiana oojocae w having sawmills located on the water front within the city limits; that if one of the mills now so located is destroyed, that will mean the end of H as an industry in the city. "The company owns three blocks of ground that formed the site for the old; mill, including the waterfrontage, and certainly we would rebuild if per mitted -to do so; and it would be a better and larger plant than the one destroyed. It would mean the s tea ay employment i f about 300 men In the manufacture of ; lumber and lumber products. "The reason given for refusing a permit. I suppose, is that Portland wants to become a great shipping port and the waterfront is wanted for docks and warehouses. But Z . don't think this will be accomplished if manufac turing plants are driven out. The lum ber industry is ; looked upon as tne state's greatest asset, but apparently the city does not want the 'industry to flourish within its limits." The old mill cut about "100,000 feet of lumber daily, and much of it was shipped by water to California. For the present, the company is handling Its business from the new mill built about a year ago at Scofield, on the Tillamook branch of the Southern Pa cific. . The fire that destroyed the Standard Rnir - T .umber Go 's Dlant also Put out of business the Acme Planing mill near the' foot of East Oak street. No an nouncement has yet been made as o whether or not it will be rebuilt, NEW OUTLET FOR LUMBER ; . , , v; - - . - Quebec Awaits First Cargo From Portland With Interest. VWIthin the next few days the San Francisco owned barkentine John C Meyer is due to arrive from Portland. Or., with the first cargo of Douglas fir and other Pacific coast lumber ever brought here direct," writesjthe Quebec correspondent of the American Lumberman of Chicago. This should gfis be interesting news to ttte uniteq Ltes lumber trade, . for it is oenevea local lumber circles that the voyage of the John C. Meyer is the forerunner of a large commerce, between the east ern Canadian provinces and the lum ber manufacturers of the west coast. While lumber ia one of the principal products and exports of this section, the domestic market can not supply the large sized and extra strong struc tural timbers such as are offered by the United States producers of long leaf yellow pine and Douglas fir. Lum ber which might answer the require ments for factory and mill construc tion i nrnrinnert in the forests of the Canadian southwest, but the high cost of railroad transportation, or the longer carriage if transported by water, gives the United States lumber producers a strong auvaia. Th harkentin sailed from Port land, Or., April S. and took two months and a day for the voyage to Balboa, r 7 ' vhsr its arrival -was hailed in shipping circles as an achievement of some momenL a-ccoruiuis i uioiiii;iio ins received nere. consiaering- ; me uTifavnra rtl wiather. conditions ana heavy load of tne barkentine. From Colon to Quebec is expected to take aoout live weeas, so mat me voyage will run to nearly 100 days. Arming fn Y Hnm th John H. Meyer would probably have taken 150 days -"--- - he" vessel is 200 feet long by 40 1n the beam, and carries a crew of 13. Tt csnsi rolls were $992.50. and a charge of $160 was made 'or towage. I bringing its total canal bill to $1142.50 This expense prorated among the. oo i days saved is equivalent Xo a charge : of $22.85 a day. In other words, if ! the vessel's operating expenses are I not less than $22.85 per day she shoula ) "break even" on the use of the Pan t ama canal for this voyage. In.addi tion to possible saving in the actual I. daily operating expenses the operators will gain oy -ni mui wear and tear on the sails and rigging, which is a considerable item for 'a large ship in a voyage around the Horn and by being able to discharge cargo and ship another in approxi mately a third less time than had the vessel been traveling over the longer route another saving will be made. This last Is a very important item, es pecially in -view of the prevailing high prices for charters." TO TOW THREE LOG RAFTS Each Raft to Hold 5,000,000 Feet of Lumber. The Benson Lumber company of San Diego, Cal., through its president, Frank Lynch, has announced the clos ing of a contract with the Merchants & Shipowners" Tug Boat company of San Francisco for the, use Of the tug Hercules this summer. - This tug is to tow three log : rafts from Wallace slough on the Columbia river to San 13d ego for the Benson Lumber com pany, the first raft being expected to reach San Diego this week. . It was taken to sea last week. - President Lynch Btated that the Benson company expects i to continue and extend the pole department that was established last year. With this end in view several thousand cedar tmvTba will be brouaht down on the log rafts as deck loads. These poles are to be used in telephone and power transmission work throughout south ern California. ' x. ' - i Interesting facts aoouf the Benson log rafts are as follows: Each raft is cigar shaped and it takes 200 tons of chain to bind them together. Each raft contains c approximately 5,000,000 feet of logs, or enough, lum ber to build completely 200 eight room houses. Each raft la about 800 feet long. Each raft draws over 28 feet of water, or as mucn as tne largest trans orpanio liners. Each raft carries a, deckload of 3000 cedar Doles, or enough to build a power line five miles.? It takes 12 men three months to build one raft. It takes two weeks to tow the rafts from the Columbia river to San IDego, a distance Of over 1200 -miles. It takes about three months to saw aarh raft into; lumber In tha Rpnson sawmill In San Diego by over, 100 citl- zens Of ssan uiego. SEES - NEED FOR LUMBER - i , Belgian Dealer Predicts Great Activity After -War. G: OKberg, .the Belgian lumber dealer of Brusse's. who was in Portland last week studying- the lumber situation, believes that immediately - after the war is over1 all off Euorpe 'Will begin to rebuild and make extensive new im provements. That he may know the class "of material available here, lie came to the . coast. - : At a dinner at the Chamber off Com merce he - explained that the people here have only a. very faint idea of what damage has been wrought by the war. Towns after town he said have been laid in ruins, and railroad bridges and ' tracks. ' have been 'destroyed or worn - out While steel a&d concrete will be nsed extensively in rebuilding, he said, the amount of lumber r.eedod for v temporary- -structures in making more permanent improvements will ; be a tremendous Quantity. Russia, he predicted, will not be in position to ship much, if any, lumber Not. Be Rebuilt; City of Company.4 ; , out of the country, for that nation will neea an the. lumber it can manufacture for a iont time in reoairine the dam age done there. - . Lodging Camp to Open. - , The radley Logging company lir now maxinr preparations ; to resume operations at its logging camp at Cath lamet, :on the -lower Columbia river, after a long period of inactivity. It is expected1 to have work under way by July 20. J. 3. Bradley, one of the oldest logging camp operators in the Columbia river district, believes that the demand for lumber as soon as the European war ends will be the greatest in the history of lumbering in the Pa cific northwest.- " ; 1 Black Birch for. Rifle Butts.' Black birch has been selected as the material for the butts of the S28.000; 000 worth of riflea to be manufactured by : the - New England - Westinghouse company for the. Russian government. This .wood was chosen instead of black walnut, which most of the bid ders figured on, beeause it ii cheapeU easier to obtain, and is claimed to bo satisfactory as to weight and dura bility. - - - " Two Trawlers Sunk, . Lowestoft, England, July 13. (U. P.) The British trawlers Merlin and Emerftld were shelled, and sunk by ;a German submarine, : it was learned to day when- their crews were landed here. - , Takes Three Tons to Kill a Man. Paris. July 13.-. P.) A French '!l'l'"', 'il'h''ii'''"'ut','w'1it'lftiaiiw I'" 'i mmmmmmm ' .i Every time you spend -10 cents for cigarettes before you try NEBO ! plain end : -you're wasting money, ; Every time iyou smoke a cigarette before trying NEBO plain end you're losing Enjoy ment that ougljt to be yours. Never forget the bne, great fact Nebo plain end! aire ' Utterly Dif ferent. ; - I - i .. Thousands of ! snookers have j joyfully proclaimed them Utterly Different". We guarantee to give your money back if YOU don't find them "Utterly Different". in after smoking half the package of NEBO s!ssyou are not delighted; return balance of package to P. LoHllard Co., New York (Estab lished 1 760 ) and receive your money back. 10 CENTS FOR TWENTY a 9 Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co: (ualoa Ficiflo System) ' Account IMPERIAL COUNCIL of the ' i' . ; MYSTIC SHRINE On sale today and tomorrow. I.Fina).! return limit July 19. , USE Shasta Limited SO IZTBa DP ABE Sheaves Union Depot SiXO v. Sleepers Open 9 :30 p. in. Tickets aad Reservations it ' CITY . TICKET OmCEj : WaehiDirton at Third Street Phones Broadway 4600. A-6131 i military- officer asserts mil 11 iae r l 1 111 - - . - i- . ... m x i military officer asserts that It takes three tons or metal to Kill one man. He bases hi estimate on the amount. of 'ammunition and I number of rnn used by all belligerents. - - ; ... . a-- r , Austria Says 3fd Ships Sunk. Vienna. July IS. ; N. a ) Italian claim, that several Austrian ships had T been sunk - In. naval engagements . m the Adriatic sea . were t officially de- Pied here today. I 1 : : ; WANT AD RATES ALL. P11EV10U8 KAlfcS CANCELLED l CHAHUEW AUVKBTISEMSNIS . Daily r onlajr. -iu cents per word per Uuertton Tbia cbarse ! al claificatlooa, ex eeptiag '?' Uent in Prit FimUjf'' ''Boost iid board ia lY.te i PaMUj' ''Sitajittoo Wanted," and "Wantwl t Kent" -ada, walck arr 14 cents per word per laser Uun.. No ad -cbarged for ia than 15 casta, j CASH ADVXBXXSEMJCKTg 14 centa ue , word for all claaoincatl" exoeoting "for lie at In frUate Kamlly." Bt,aid iu Pr.rate V' 4f. ";" uSoWanted1' and "Wanted W Hnt" ajU. xraicb ara 1 centa per word- 0uecuu liuertioa of cash want ada: 13 insertion Jr .b prlea et -a. ) T ti)rtou toe ibe prlra of a- MEETING KaflCES. 41 " C AMP meets every Wednesday- evening in W. O. W. Temple, 128 11th at All mem. bers requested to at- tend.Vlsitors welcome j.i KAUn:iuiAt;iiiub I CL C. Herman Schade. clerk. jjOUfc - aN WOODMEN -OF AMERICA, Oreeon Fir camri No. 605. M. W. A.J- meets every . Wednesday evening at 109 2d St., 8 p. m, Visiting neighbors always welcome. Oldest camp , west of I Rocky mountains. H. F. M'ORAVH, i Clerk. ' - Woodlawn 1770 or C-2652. I J. R. HENDERSON. Consul. HAWTHORNE LodKe. 111. A; F". nrt A. M.- Special communication this f Tuesday) evening at 7:30, MasonicjTemple. Work in the F.-O. degree. Vieiting brethren welcome, r i C -E.i MILLER, fiec'y. CIGARETTES AND RETURN via ta.,. , Si30a,B, .11:00 p. m. Rrtl'aHoJ f CAMP d r'"! fc Tot 'tc?" , 1 : i - " " ' ' SEATTJLE TJitaJ Statistics tflarriagcs.Birtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES t.uier SSZiitS ,2 . ' " ' . Todd w - lnmn, 40O Morrlaoa street. 3S7. Dd ! Lena K. Troatnw, 703 Gantenbelo ejenee, 27. 1 H. &. White, Salem, Or., 27, and Aria - IS. lOgden, 907 Kerby atraet. 83. ' m i.r.i m Knith. 4to wiuiMu nue. 'letai. - ' "-' . . i Walter I. F. McGrejror, EdmoBtoo aidbtuj, leeaL and Mamie K. iiawlte, Multnomah txV r v n iiL p a. AkOdinc ana VV . Hi OllU III QL VjV Visiting cards. Third floor; Morgan bide WEDDINO rings sow o? we'S" . . . ; L 1 N. Solomon, jeweier, .; I rison. - opp. Portiana notgi. I PKttas auits lor rent. All aise. woHioa Tallorine Co., S0 Stark at. DEATHS AND FTJXE5iALS75 VON BOLTON At the family residence, 818 Marshall atreet, la thia city, Madame Ma thikto voo Bolton, aged 82 years 11-. montba. Fuueral -will ba lIi from the residence, on WeiiiietHlay. July 14, at 2 p. va. Friend In vited. Interment Bierlew eematjery... : erT- tcea at the grave private, liflbment of JT. P. Flnley ft Bon, Montgomery it 6tb, at 2:30 'clock- p. m. rienu Interment at Mt. . Calvary cemetery. STKUBLE at bet home, 30 N. 2uth, July 13, : Kiiutrh K Stmble - aired 7S , years 8 1 mnnth. K f tl) lat T. T. Btruble. Announcement of funeral later. uiDTiiv a cnRHF.fl CO.. florists. 847 Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Frowere-for ail occasions artistically arrangeu. Ifi irip tiTfie flnrlats SS7 Morrison t . st- -Main or ' A-1806. Fine flowers and rioral Oeslgns. jno oranvn FCNEBAIi. DIRECTORS a aniendid residence unuertaKing es tablishment, with private anveway. J. f. Be oj, . . Montgomery at fifth. ' MR. EDWARD HOLMAN the leading funeral director, z a comet lll. Alain ou, . F S. Dunning, Inc. East Side .funeral rector a,- 414 East Aider st. East 62, B-2S25. nimnin cr Rt MrFntPA M orn In UuIiillll&Ofr iVtvi-lllCU Ilnrter takers, every detail. Broiuiway and Pine ate. Kroaoway tan, a-d. xauy aeammm. Pnrirr Prt Killings worth -ay. and Kerby.; Wood- lawrC- 330S. C-11S3. Lady embalmer. Walter. C. Kenworthy 1S32-1534 R: 13th. Sellwood 71. K-11ZZ, ui i x, ih Any inanDdfnt ru- neral Oireciors. - rricea ivn aa ", J60. Wash, and Ella. M. Z6il. A-7aa. 1. K-UN WOHTUf es CO. Calls nromntiv - answered ia- all Darts of City. a. U. Kf. i)ia.(ueuia lauai ini. A D - "7rtflrtr Prt 6 WUiiams ave. fli III 4t-OilOI East 1088. C-108. Lady attendant. Day and night aeryice. UnnniUAn E, uth and tiran. J'u- rialillltUil neral services. Tabor 4313. D T Dwrn Williams ana Juioit. Hi It UJflllO Eaat 1116. C-1943. F L, LEBCH, leading easi Biae unaer- taker. innuajr- d-ii i". ru- a DOAM Undertakers. nast iui. runnOVJii 269-371 -Russell st. ERICS0N REtilUEMCii! UMX . PL.S. M. 6133, A-2235. 415 Mor. VI CKtCQ Undertaking Co. Main 41o2 Ofl w l-O a-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay. RHKKZE &. bnook. ii1262, T. Za&. 1026 belDioni. at uuj iibuuu. "MONUMENTS . MARRr.E AND GRANITE WORKS. Y . j. . .Kl . c-vn.ft4 a fwflrrt a11 Oregon quarry; zsv i-iawtnorne ave. BL,rlAi,l CJA'S AJ Uil. VVa Va&LAE5lNG GRANITE. COI IT 2&7'3"P ST COB. MADISON. 1 hiHl'LANU MARiilE WKS. 2S4-366 4th St., opp. citv hall. M. 8M4. A-161S TO LEASE 63 rr ."v T UtCI? lTr. term ftf V0r ft 0x1 00 - X v ... w J will build to suit tenant. . r roui, tween Market and Ciay sts. 8i let at. to ioaka l to 3 years, in good district. near ear. modern 6 room bungalow; j muKt be reasonable. Marshall 4840. FOR SALE HOUSES 61 Something Good 1 acre-of land; all improved; just outside ruaur & rin t vn i iin nLtri mu iiuueB aiju tha f itv limits. Be your OW-R boas and Dutia wnai you wu ow " S!,6 ouftr IdeaS df r .ir'i-r.;-.... mT .hrt w. ElLLi'KB Jn this city. July ii. ai wilon-" ii ooo 7sh balance "i years, i tween Portiana ana r.uKene.J-.iBv reence; 674 Lake at., frank BlUrer. aged V'.. a md Frei wf Ger- Propertlw and wants with me, but do e: years. The funeral aerTlcea will be hfld Of course. H la a snap. rea vv. um . misrepresent them one Jot. I do w.Xn-.i jni 14. '.af th residence aetab- Iran Co., 914 Cham, or c om. 1 Z -im imrlinble people. ?Iuf "."'"r,"u r'araki;'r-' ialot a few acres near portiana. inquire ti " A ?iVV-VirVn auwii, uHMiuvw uuij .w w We - will tw w . in any nan or citv .. . ' - Costing front $2000 to $20,030. Also apart. menta and flataf. -We have mony - to - loan. Call and ste plans. F. E. BOWMAN & OO.. Commercial Club bldar- $2000. TTawthorne district: new - 5 room bungalow, : hardwood floors, fireplace, bookcases, full basement, attic, shades, pictures, unoieum; sxn -su , corner; tion mIi- Balance iiks rent. uwaet Marshall Zoi; reginence mam mai. , RIHHT ON THE CARL1NE. iMQQ, 1 room house, lot 32x105. with alley. 100- feet from junction point of two street car lines in Montavllla. unaues tinnaMv , ' future - business oroDerty. Look this up., Fred W German Co 814 Chamber of Oommerc-e, v.,.,.. o a rnnm f,nga.low with a large porch across the front 6x20 ft " . - r.".A.5:; r In length: beautiful view; a bargain at $850; $100 down, iio a month, b in terest. SO.. Jb.. lee,- two tjorptit-piyg-. 7 ROOM - modern tungaiow Duiit ny owner, for aale by owner at zoau Jtsi. 49th St., corner uuiiob. casn Dai- ance same as rent. - - --!-. . FOR SALE -7 room bouse bungalow style, curtains, :.ru?a, 2 stoves, gas and wood.- - Cheap, by. owner, terms. ljS2E.MajojLJPne Tabor 843. BUNGALOW PLANS. 35.- WHY NOT OWN YOUR BUNGA- T r VV ? PAY tTS LIKE RENT. H. A. WILLIAMS. 609 -M'KAY BLDG. WILL sacrifice $1000 equity in $2500 a room bungalow, balance $20 month. Including interest. G-JLt journal. HOMES built and financed; reason. able terms. Curtis.' 267 oalt st. FOR SAIE LOTS 10 LARGE, beautifuli view homeslte on - the west side. I minutes", ride, 5 cent fare, 1 city wair,- best value- in Portland. $350; $10 Mown. $3 a month. M. E. Lee. aus yoroeit niag. - .FOR SALE LOTS . 'Contfcened) LOT 60x100, 700; will take 114 Ford in good condition, as part payment. 0-468, Journal. ACREAGE . , . -r I : UOIUmDia. KlVer ,VieW. iraCISlT MAWTTV3 RT.tTFF. WASTL, Risrht at ft: 11 station, boat land ing on Columbia, P..O. Pacific-Highway; finest view on Columbia river, fine soil, easy eleared; dandy build ing places: several springs and two . one Other tract nai orcnara inese irv mu jail be sold this month. Write or come I at once. 1-Tlce away oeiow rai vmu i $25 -to $76 per acrer. terms. 1 Cowlita I Pnnntr Tit1i unil 1n CO.. Inc. . JvlU- m w-Vh . " : inrna, wsn. 7 . ' ' " V. .. ...... .,r,, t T rm-ai a nu .... I u.;, "ii,,: ,. in in!iiiiitiivantVeii 12 milei out on auto road, ani vau win env wun 11 a it- in -ium 1 ". 9a r.in a.tiv i ihrouirn it ' I thTii Rert steel trains. . Raises hop, (onions, vegetables, anything. One nur. I chaser geta about $80 per month now J for eggs sold; $100 when at highest price. Has three acres. Buyi a tract, any else, caefi or easy payments. The BlUW-FtiAK winrA Ii 102 4th st. - -PELS AGi! -4ik mm ( mllAd frnm fitv. 5 miles from i electric line: lies fine, snring.i line soil no rock. Price $600; $200 cah, terms on balance. 411 Henry Plug. Gibson Half Acres Good soil, city water, close to ca: line, e&sv terms: will build to Suit ourchaefer. Phone- Marshall 1585, or Kenwood 4i jonn H. u?pgn. 1400 acres of stump land in Cowlita CO., good soil, lies line, onjy iw ycr acre, eee Mr. juauiman. HARTMAN-TiiOMPSUjN, 4th and Stark sts.i uAJras Jtl- 110 dowm "is a montlT ijL'i'Sii t-orDett piQg.- --. '. -; .vr - 1 1 ....... . ' , I CO K sale Mcannoose: ft acres S200: 10 J acres 1300: terms: best sou; tim bered. JJ R. Sharp. 430 Pittock block,! - 20 ACRES $700. Tour own terms. 214 Lumber 'Ex. bldar. SUBURBAN ACREAGE 76 121 ACRK suburban home at 80th and I Division sts., nicely improvea; acrtj L fruit, berries: city water. Will sell, all t or Dart. Kaste Bros.. J18 Henry bldg. FOR SALE FARMS 17 40 ACRES land with good ! house and barn, woodshed, orchard, aoout in acres in oats, vetch, potatoes, cardenj acres in oats, veicu, vuiaivcs, l-iucu( all choice land; in good neighborhood; I fcchool Vi mile; fine- water; 64 miles I from Carrolls. ...Wash. For full in- I formation, write G. W. JRees, Carrolls, j Wash. No commission.' . ! GENTLEMEN'S COUNTH5C-HOME 20 acres near Base Une road; fin . . . .... ......A .hAl.a. ItnH irnArl young bearing orchard, apples, cherries and Dears, to sell and would take good residence aa part. inQuirai 405 North - i r ' " FINE. 10 acres. 13 miles out. near Bherwooa: oest or sou, on roaa, iee well; only $650; $100 cash. balance, ?10U per year, d per cent. w. ... t5J!.liX oc Kyj., 310 Spalding bldg. Main 6584 FOR SALJE 80 acre farm, well im i nrtivM witn stocK: o mites oi ureKon l Any ; Uii ina. uevias uoi emuuw I Lodge, Or. TW vmt ar. Innkim for B-ood bun or X . channa of eastern Ore.- wheat land' do not fail to see Keller & Deal. Quite SI4 Uirnbur Ex b oar.. Kortiana. vr. SNAP 40 aeres. nartlv improved, full set or buildings, running water, govu orchard; ai4B0. -cnance,- hz zu t FOR RENT FARMS 14 fin AO.rmt DAIRY FOR RENT, 240 acres, Tent 175 oer month. Thla 1 .nil fine river bottom land,, fair hrttiaA and ham. all fenced and cross fenced. Personal property: 30 good milch cows. 23 head of young cattle, 1 reifistereo -nusLisiii--- uui. ,x, , i ...... -r.1.,.i 14 .!. heart or Tiorses. ona ail llcteHHH-i y uin chinerv and tools too numerous to mention. Price S3500. $2000 cash, bal ance $500 Det year. - Ask for Blair with h: K' lill.Kll.KT. 112 Washington st., Vancouver, Wash, 80 ACRE ranch tor rent, stocK lor eaie, J. I. Mackay, Route 1. Carrollton. Wasji FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE 45 FINE fruit farm on Pacific highway- Prune's, ' walnuts,; appiesv cnernes. in.;." 2ft a'frcs. rflearj. terms. G. W. Goddard, route 3, Vancouver, Wash. HOMESTEADS UlJrSrS settled community, on wagon roaa ana near railroad. Call at room 428 Lum ber Exchange bldg. t ii ii "' X ' A. (iUUlJ nomesteaa in jLiincoin county i for sale. 310 Lumoer ixenange. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24 - v. ., . 120 ACRES, v.. TIMBER AND MINERAL LAND. TO EXCHANGE BVR CITY LOTS: $15 PER ACRE. J. L. KARNOPP, 325 RY. KXCII. BLD. I HAVE a house and lot. value $1500. v- add a r v. in i ran r a ii ito v vbb r- - my equity $1100, rent $120 per year. j exchange for 10 head dairy cows I m.i : crnru team of . horxea. X-76o, journal. IFOR EXCHANGE-1W acre, of wheat t IWO m Moruo gi 61B - Lumbermen Diag, or piion Br0adway or A-3I68, ""VJi rtmTt 1hmi. nnaistiTiff t . r i i or i a : anannieuis; iuhk iwk. min. walk topostoffice What have you to J-a""' v 5 3 r- 1 40 ACRES near Redmond; improved. tinder Powell Butte ditch, for Port land or vicinity, or auto part payment. 311 AllsKy Piog. FOR SALE 14 acres ln cultivation, - . ' mile irora uresnam niniis. , win take Ford auto as first payment. R. 327, Journal, J WANTED To exchange for acreage 1 or city lots, my equity to beautiful borne, splendidly iocateo, 5 oiocka fm .r . Phnn Tahor. 4S1R IVr.vTt-n KtwM, ranch for citv rrniv. erty, close in,, improvea acreage ana first real fitate mortgage, $4000 to S15.000. crmnoe, us jsu at. 820 ACREi fine wheat land, central - Kansas, clear, tor .' city property. Chance. 14ZJ4Zdst. SOME very fine . improved larms to c""? ALi' 1 nrhanea xr citv property, f"",pf - "i?-. WILL exchange my Long Beach, Cal residence ior auiu, 101a, iwuse, acre- a see here. 1003 tnion. LOTS on 27th st near Powell, to trade, ior . a rooming nouae 01 ; z rooms, fnone aetiwooa it. i EXCHAWtici tor acres my home. in citv ln gOOa jocaiiuu. ner o:tiiwi sua 4 carlines. Owner, N-817. Journal. , ; 60 ACRE farm, store building, Salem. ; Portiana property ana unimprovea land, for stock farm; 311 Alieky bldg. TP vou have - any -good property - to " trade we -will match you. - Ayres & Smith. 601 Northwest pi a sr.- aiain 78 TRADES -OF ALL KINDS. We can match yon; let'a trade. Busi ness is good. 602 Couch bldg. - r.Rnc'KRY Htore in Bandon. Or., value S2500. . w ill exchange ior clear house and lot. 502 Couch bldg. i5 ACHti in cultivation, buildings, runt nine water; ior anytning an Aiisxy CLOSE in ' acreage for clear houses. M. T. JJurry. tui JiU. oz -xraae. I uu acres, -'iiuamova . . I :t;TO.. n arair homes - be- . . .. . .. . ..Ita TCTkrW TIM onft JhD V 1 US gr uu.,u... -i ,..., 10 acres 7 under cultivation, nvwiuiUv and enam route lor t,.ii v ' bldsrs.. 4 acres beaverdam, fine water, I full equipment, Includinu iuo r . consiueraule personal 'property, clone I to achool,hurch and 8 miles from good I K K. town - $aooo clear.-Want clea" I uOme varacouver or - X'oriiaim. i 20 acres. la. unqer tuiuuuii,.twi mum iiivmutjaiKin. wii'uu, .. i room himse. barn and oufiflJLAUUiilNa men's rfutaurant, out 'H.'.VL' . fi i kliiw nTi' and epr nk water Pl , innnti all rural . Wvantagea, 'mH ountiy town. 8 C10H at Associated lnvetm. Se..". !-.-5;-2?co.18Treon Miff. . : crops and several dozen chicken, etc. 55600, mtg. $1600, 42000 cash or will take clear home for equity worth tb money in Vancouver or Portland. 60 acres, zu under cultivation, uw i nnh . hu Minsi . unrini ' anu trout stream. j:5o cords of wood, sev- e hundred dollars worth I personal Jproperty; JS000. mtg. $1850; w I n.in ...uuitv litlS''rtli.ttnn 70 - -v'c"' V." 0""" ; irm.t e,-.omu nmnr in m.m hnna with fire-I iiiai:0. i&ir uuiuuuuuikbi a. . m Want wheat ranch or income city prop- I erty.- - - I W have places from o to owuw I come and see tia if yu want to deal. J THOMPSON & SWAN. . 1 6th and Main St. Vancouver, wasn. Wanted Immediately 13(100 modern home in reStrivteU I neighborhood as greater payment on a I 14 acre improved ranch home near Cor- J nelius aad riiusooro. t nave wni i"j satiaf ind buvera term absolutely the best bareains in acreage homes t ..nt uii nr trait, vour nordings on a truth basis or I will not deal at all - Helen H. lemmon, t:uniwiu. INCOME PROPEttTX n-nf tha finAMt. brick apartment ! houses on the west side, will exchange I for well located vacant or misi '.. I Eiuer . Wu louaitsu ; t ' I larm. - - i v Qround Floor Henry niag. Have Too Much Room ' -i,f tn An. Vioma. B TOOme and sleeping porch; fine location; only self mkWowTit ? fJL.ff0? ?SKl?31- S,r in - mnuiK.' in in Kit n . ' ;1S :c Mii . f linZio'inii AT,-.rTr.J ,.iaV., timber; family orchardTwell fenced, creek, flna stock or eraln larm. rnce savu; wwi vn. $2500 city prooerty rree irom incum brance, som cash.- 411 Henry bldg.. svtxrxn-o wilt o-xha-nca S acres. 1" nil., frnm whlt Salmon. - and Z nil., nnrth of Mood River. Or., for unincumbered house and lot, value ia wt,r. Kmsil tiome. a acres i berries, other fruit on place. : Owner, 1013 Belmont. ti a n- i R orrn of - land: Jk x.AJu r . " . . . hnia horn - ii vine- wawr. wen fenced; S acres In cultivation; Plenty nr( wooou nuai uav j wu, r- fer city or suburban lota, city limita fire wood. What have you; woma pre- of Portland; Investigate. ; XX-3S6. Journal, r'"Ka irmi'S tiPnOVED: TRADE. Cniiimhia. river and highway, fine v... nih. hldcrci . 12 acres bear- ine orchard. $6000. Mtg. $1600. Will 1 xchanse for rooming house. apt. I i . w 1., an9 frhllAn nlfil? JiOlUSRN bungalow, new, lot 60x100, in mvlTl J Tni: nttv fnr 1 grocery Btofe, roomlnr house, diamond. 1 or anything oi value; price eauu, uiwri Eaia 1800. years to run. etoui 111- i vestment uo. Msin om, FOR BAL.3 or exchange, 10-acrea im proved orchard, California, for acre acre, close to Portland. Or, Particulars 101 IU. oza St., 1., rwum".- WANTED REAL ESTATE 31 : Wanted - - APAUTTHKT HOTTHE. TToita -no,tr. with one Of the best V ' " -' " ' . , . comers on union ave., ir "i desU-ing apartment house up to 000. Will assume mortgage vt able amount. . Ground Floor Henry Bldg. WILL, pay cash for 1 to 6 acres, well veniences; close in, near car. n p DarKain. principals .only, 1 Tvvrr,ai .x-ooo, Oi'" . "Ti. KOOM1XO HOUSES Act Quick for This . 10 beautiful rooms, fine furniture, large yard, located near 12th and Tay I cash, balance as you make it. Call lor: muri sen. rnce iuy, vv M 10TH, NEAR HTABK. Rooming House all on one floor. 1 block of P. O.. rent a&o; aiwaya iuu price aauv. terms. ' fktmkc. n ntn ti. ' tin " ROOM HOTEL, FOR TRADE. Strictly modern, nice furniture, best in Portlandi owner sick must - go at oncS;T trade; invesUgate. Rothchild i . t 11 nrVlMR HKAP. I2fa, IS rnnm housekeeDinr. central loca tion; clears $57 per month; $260 buys tins. t!4 ttotncnim iug. IF YOU are lookingor a first class DOttruing 11UUBO : UU1MK . ! ness. I nave it;wm eu cneao, ,wui I make terms, inquire ii ntn at. onniuiKd ,HfMISRa FOR TRADE. , All sizes.:' all prices, trade or sell, essy terms. 602 Couch oldg. BUSINESS OPIORTUNITlES 20 i - I AUTO repair buainese; owner wants re liable young man to attend oxtice collecting, etc.. $16 ween ana entire ot nroflts; Investment aecured. . Call 312 Railway Exchange. NOTICE. vnu Are looking for a small, well .jwiirr investment that carrlea a aood steady position who w we.uv ii, iw you. - IA) u . " change bldg. FOR - SALE Exceptional bargain in zroeery stock and fixtures; alao t hide-, and lot. living rooms ad- ini-nLnsr. all modern conveniences, ji.- 8i7, journal. CONFECTIONERY Large, neat room. new - aioca, bwi . -w hh location excellent, sell cheap, f 575, Owner, 1013 Belmont st. rno eiT.nv.Mrat claaa earaea ault- mnt- i located on two continental hfenwavs? aood local buslnesa. EX- 844." journal. OFFICE BUSINESiS Partner to at- tend office, meet customers, etc.; will pay $100 mo.; $3B0 required, which i securea. t;an riwiwuBi BUTTER, egga, etc.. .ale. $38 day. ail casn; ? P"-V'-.VJ' nn iw. ...y-j-..,: DAIRY lunch; partner wanted; pay ! better than wages; experience not j noreqsarv: $250 required. Room 329 Mivrernn bid. FOR ALE- Lunch room, - reasonable, I Kood stand and business, will standi moat rigid investigation, ceai with owner. 42 Wash, xt. -- 2Lzf Briefs 65c Per Page .(4VF - Save your clients' money. Rose City PTimery aa at nyior. "1000 Business Cards 75c Ryder Ptg? Co., S.W, cor. 8dMorrlon HARDWARE store, with good busi ness and location, iido caao, nece sary. journal. ONE-THIRD of expense clearing land I saved by new drilling -macnine, pat ent for sale, at 18 Yeon bldg. C100. FOR SALE Hay house, 1400 tons ca pacity, in epienaia locality, tcroia mj stilt. . Iiock box 102, Sheridan. Or. PRESSING and cleaning shop, good location, a nargain; nave -otner uuai- peas.'-must sell.- L-733, Journal. 4 chair oamersnop, good location. In-. aulre 86 6th. oia estamisnea ousiness. rusinlss orroiiTU.vrri:..; ; - Continued) livery car, at a grput eacriitc-. n,iv. interests that c;ill nie i-UenLci must make quick sale. Th' in v itsiauusnea ouinis riiu win 'I ' over cash a day, uostiUf r':.. boarders on meal tickets; can h.a. . b, crowd ln iarKe.Diace. ch;ip r, Cigar. Store Best transient street in city. A-1. boot black ft and, fixtures cost $'.i'-j lots stock, ell for liuu; lrm, PKTERS, 1 5 in. 5th St. KSTABLlSHliO nrot'itable whol. business in Portland, deslresn $.: to $5000. Incoming Mtrtner ran ! 11- die all finances. Don't answer u you are a business man ana ijiavo i. STORE HARGAINS. - l One opposite school, rent $15. $800; terms; one on busy thorouhf.i at $550; have furntBlied living ro Guaranteed money makers. 6u2 Cot. birfir ; .-A.-f-vrf In I'rnu le i i. Never before offered for sal.i. A: leaving city; good location on rii.i'- v, g uuii uu;iiiivn nnu v" gneap "ki BJM. Journal. BUSINESS OPIORTUNITir.S WANTED r WANTED to buy half interest in wood saw. 1.-73&, journal. MONEY TO SAJAN . " -. 117 ' ' REAL ESTATE - j . STATE school money to lend on im ft ., ..nt lnir.t Aimlirafiiina r-lujii'i proved, farms in Mttttnomaii. countv De addressed to Arthur Langgulh. ut- torney state land board, tiOa aicK.iy nrug., fortiana, vr, rjv:.s nn muirtive -cltv Luooerlv for bulldins purposes; advance ma.n aa butlatne proisreaoear iioecai rt.ya motit nrlvLlesreB: no cjmnilasion. J. 1 Mortgage Loans 1. U WHITE, 701 Pellln bl.ig.' ByINq.'j?.t.!j?i'?u.f; .Xr 'bkU U i .-- - - . - - . . . . am i mg niir. Mam am. "to $6003 on city property. A. 1L IF"1 Oeriina-fr mag. j CAtiH pia lor; a)ui-igai(ea, not, con tracts: mortgage ioansi reuon -.- rates. F. H. Lewis fe Co.. 3 Lewis t.l I r tlou.JUO ou uiortt;ayes. city tunt iur.u ; property, fire iiisurcnce. fticKeiuw & Co., Qrlinrer bldy- gd and Airier ib'UUU building louna Uiet to. owners. I Reasonable rates and' conditions. CurtiB, 267 V. Onk ftrpet. MOKTOAOiii loan - a; - curieut rtc. Real estate security. Apply oom ivt Stock Kxihanjre, M ed VamhiliL $4 1.000 OK l-Kfrto. ?AHKlNU'iUM. 80 am st. orn or -i ri i .. - . .. . . I mokTUAQK A. 5n.d, iiV !. j Salomon Ac Co- 3t0 Oak at.. Pr bin I MDPit.Y to loan t W. gc Co., 310 c-taiang tuqr. $6uu to tioiitf i'aiAVAAjiu .- v- ii l . .o urnai. ZU0, JS60, ttiuO, S00, iizutr, ibuo. V tr i W uerman -, a nam. r vo n t MONEY TO 'JLiOAM ."' . - 7 CHATTELS, SALARIES " L"lMW h. U lATHi LOAH.... ON DIAMONDS AND JtWlSJalt.i AT KABl liIU t.T. Wn hit one of the flneat retali- lewelry stores in the Jity. A loan u partment l conducted an connection with same, making business b'iiiiCi i v kiMii'IDKNTlAL Absolutely i o J signs designating loan business chandii pledged is Held tor peno4 of twelve iTionthH, whether or sxot la- I 4, rvuiil when due. 1 LCI . V F . ... . . I censed ana nave een aaiauueiiea ua j jgjs. No connection with any ouief loan eataalishment in thia city. A. & M. UELOVAOE. JtWilLEKS, aa waninsmn at. 8AJL.ARX l-OAX aAi-Alik luOAivo. Being salary loan brokers exclusive ly we are enabied to attnure aii..' -tion ana give the uuicki poaaiuia serwice. ! Buslnesa strictly "confidential, 1 . REMEMBER, Wi are licensed, and therefore REL.IAUL.E. STATE fiECURITT CO 309 Falling bldg. Loans at Legal Kates ; We loan money on uiamonda, pianos, livestock, storage receipt. pl.tn nuita, On lurniture, or anything oi vaiue. .. You can aet it touay. Portland Loan Co,, Licensed Licensed by State. - 311 DeKuro Bid.. Third and Washington. "TdUNEt AT ONCE. LEGAL RATE OF 1NVEREST Diamonds, Jewelry, Musical Inst. All I'ledges Htld One Veai. Separate Dept. for Ladies. ELK Y. COMPANY (Licensed). 320 Lumber Ex. bldgr., 2d and hihtk FlNAJfCIAfe fil j FjRaT ftnd HttCOni niortgagts, also lera' intoreit in contract, purchased. Oreg'nj and Wsehington. i. noum. LHBirmrmenfi piag. : . HUH V ANTE 1M ALE 1 APPRENTICE neamen ln navy set all benefits of school during lx menti s at training station anhure before goln to ea.. Military-drilla,. physical t.- erciecs, incitiaing nwimmiug. - nucii leave. Every recruit gets cocujikmw clothing outfit free. If over 17, this ia your chance. . Navy .-Recruiting, bU tion, MorgHn bldg., Portland, or salesman fpr-ity. . lt!yit;lJl!,; i nf commerce. KXI'KJIIKNCKU tool makers wauiea Nu Automatto . Button AhtChine Cu 440 HancocK st. ... - A FLAHTKHBH to ma r hric cum- ney and waiiw. r...- t.tiv. EMPLOYMENT department Y. ' n"VK', UP" " T , ,, n AlVTKlt WMiited. Woodlawn 4 i ... HELJ WANTED Ml.SC. 4 Y, il. C A. ALi'i.O104SXlwlii toilUUij SPECIAL SHORT COURSE. REDUCED RATES TO FKPT. 1 TTnusual onoortunliy; full :- tion m.-iiibersfiir to Oct. 1. t 'ill t hob , - C. A. bl' ' i - t, i WANTEen women go,.,,.- i,.V , .it nM. Franklin Institute. Lets I t: , ... ; ,";. : Li u V L-TiYl i JT .1,, iKlX-., , ji.M'- , .... ' - tiiO month. , I'ortlarni ftaimnati Kept. 15. Franklin Itistituu. Dt-jit. . F. Rochewter, N. Y. WANTED at once. 2 men to learn ' tomoblle 1 repairing ana orivnix Hawthorne Oilrnpf. 4 If, ITawtlirr - WANTED TOI.'NO MEN TO Li:A MOVING I'lVTVllli WiiHAli:. (54 RRfiADWAY. WANTK1 Name of men vantirt,.', i be railway -mail cierua; t ujoiu RX-B14. Journal.- COOK headciimrtera CaUlm tiia . .. f Depot. 21 Jumnm. enr.otn. Uncalled for tnor wi'1h bui.- , . up, 'l ayior. in; mi."r. t j WANTEDH-Eaperlenoed operatui- t can rriBKera raacninnB. .. Brown's Cap. Work", i'liot-r-if 1 .DEMONriTltATEKS vaiit-.l, . road worit. it ana up: tti-n.i .i lamhl.i t'ilR. HOUSEKlfEPER f..r 10 if. . State age ana wages v.i,i Journal; ' . 4
