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-JULY 13, I01L1A!!ER - OPUSES GOVERNOR'S PLAN OF DISPOSING OF LAND State SenatoY Makes His Po ' . sitibn Clear Regarding Ore- - gon and California brant, v WRITES TO WITHYCOMBE OtjMti to R& to Permit Xailroad to v .' BUI Xaad for Hore Than $3JJO " an A and JPockat Money. - Salem, Or., July 15. Stat Senator Dan Kellaher of Multnomah county -.declares in a letter to Governor Withy COmbe that he is heartily opposed to the , governor' a plan for dealing with the Oregon & California land grant problem. - ' : ' -: , -- "You sun up your- views in these words; 'It seems to ine the very beat - th a tat can do; under tba circum stances, is to recommend to congress that all; the lands be classified as to Talus and sold at a reasonable valua- , tlon In, the speediest and most prac ticable manner.' ' "How, I; pray you, would the poor I and landless citizens of the United , States, for whom congress intended , these lands originally at the' time the , grant was made, receive one- iota of : benefit from your plan?, Would not . your plan-require that every , acre be , aoid at ,lta market value? It sure would, .while, congress at the time the ,. grant was. made never so intended It. Governor Tavor Company. Theh it follows that the homeless 1 ahd propertyless citizen would have no more chance to get a piece of this ' land than he would to buy a home from any ' private ' proprietor and 'that's the , game. Ally man may buy ' alt the land he wants now in the open market, if he' will pay -the market ' value, but that does not help any and does not populate Oregon." - , ' - Kellaher also objects to the gover nors plan because, he says, the exeo- utlva openly advocates that , the rail' road be permitted to make the sales at ' the market value, while the " United States supreme court says It shall re celve only $2.50 an acre, and, by im i plication, at least, the governor advo cates that the railroad be permitted to retafn a large part of the proceeds in . advance of the $2.50 per acre, which is the only interest the company, has in the land,3 according to the decision of the- supreme court. Objects to Flan. - ' kellaher objects to a plan of divid ing profits between the railroad and the state of Oregon, scoring severely " the proposed "milking of the settlers for the benefit of a great state like Oregon." - - T.f . "I hardly believe that the patriotic citUens who are out from under the influences now working to save the ,880,000,000 swag Involved in the mar 'ket value of these lands, will approve of your suggestions." . Kellaher suggests that congress, be requested to pass no bill, at: all, in , which event every acre of the land must be sold to actual settlers under .the decision of the supreme court as it stands, or that if, congress does act that Tit merely pass a bill to aid the federal court at Portland indisposing ot tha lands to Actual settlers, . "Tiie Oregon delegation should be instructed to fight to the last ditch any bill that would ; have for its ob ject tha sale of these lands at their market value," says the senator. . Opposes Special Session. Kellaher pays a special session of the legislature would be valueless and a burden on the people and points to NOBLES Medinah Temple of Chicago, in two special trains, arrives Union Depot at 7 o'clock this evening. With their band and patrol they will march to the Multnomah Hotel for dinner. Al Kader members ace. requested to meet at the depot to give them a rousing reception. Remember that our band and patrol and a large part of our membership is." in Seattle and the stay-at-homes are expected to report- IMPORTANT We have advices that a much .larger number of Shnners than expected will come in on the regular trains on Saturday. There fore, all Nobles who are on the' Friday reception committee will kindly report to Noble Leslie S. Parker, Headquarters Secretary, so that he can assign you to .reception work at one of the hotels. Part of the members will serve in 'the morning and part in the -afternoon. - - WEAR YOUR FEZ W, J. Hefmann, Chairmtn Entertainment Committee. iiiiiwiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiH THE PURSE . - " , -with a leak is one whose owner should carry -oftenest to the bank. As a mender of fortunes .this strong. state bank is a known success.- ' Tba leaks are stopped immediately you open a savings .account here. Saving money, like everything else, is xa habits "Cultivate it and it will soon grow . by itself. As an induce ment for you to try, we offer the best se- curity for your money and ; i ATTRACTIVE INTEREST ON: TIME DEPOSITS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Consult us today with. One Dollar or mors) Ladd & vTilton Bank Oldest in the - Washington rTnr,....;..0;,i,.,uu;iiM;iiil,tin;;i;iMi;i;i;;;.i.::r;::!::.!l...l.l!!!i;jl the "midnight resolution" on the O. & C. grant as an example of what happens.- He believes If would" be 'almost equally a bad to assemble "an unoffi cial body of special and big business interests for the ostensible purpose Of trying to plan to rob the common people the actual settlers of their birthright in order to hold land prices up in Oregon, as against settlers." . Representative ; Jeffries of : Astoria says he is leaving for Ship - Creek, Alaska, to take tip his permanent 'resi dence there, and Is not in a position to say whether a special session .of the egislature would be a good thing or set. - Woodall of La Grande and Stew art of DayvlUe oppose a special ses sion. - Claims Directors; Don't Keep ScKool 9. . lrye Complains-That MX Chil dren sens. Oe Sighs and One-Xaif KUm to Get mm Sdaoatlon. Salem, , Or., ijuiy 16. Contending that his children are obliged to travel eight and a half miles to school, mak ing a mountain' road trip of IT miles and consuming eight 'hours daily,, and that directors have, ignored the law end refused to permit school in his district. No. 87' P. 8. rye arrived in Salem today to appeal to .Governor Wlthycombe j te f compel Tillamook county officials to do their duty., c In the absence of the governor, ho took the matter up with Attorney General Brown. ; - ; : ; Fry says that there are seven chil dren of school age in., the district, while the law requires six,- and . that the directors made false census re turns in order ; to prevent school be ing held. He took; the matter up with the Tillamook county- superintendent of schools and district attorney, but was unable to get results, he says. His statements are backed by an affi davit. ' ; Elk Day j Tomorrow At Sail Diego. Fair Members of Antlered Herd Flocking to Mouthers California City to En joy Celebration la Their Bonor. Los Angeles. -CaL ' July 15. (U. P.) Ban Diego ; is to be the mecca of thousands' of : visiting Elks tomorrow. Transportation officials predicted to day that the influx of visitors Into the southern exposition city would be the heaviest , of any single day since Jthe fair opened. The occasion is Elks' day at the San Diego -exposition. Clad in bright Spanish costumes and accompanied by a band an a group of Spanish singers, the - San Diego dele gation - of. Elks t: arrived - hers today. - They at once i started, a systematio campaign of boosting, bringing their exposition to the attention of all the visiting Elks. ; . , "McDaniel Is Committed. Salem. Or- July lSw--Wllliam Me- Daniel, residing on South Commercial street, was committed today to the state hospital for tha insane after he had visited Secretary of State Olcott and. asked that he be furnished with transportation I to go to Washington and solve ; a ? secret Japanese code meaning war with the United States, ror jresiaent "wuson. r- . McDanlel, who is married and has four young children, has been brood ing over the European war recently, his wife said. Ha told the authorities that he saw the diagram, or code the last of Juno in a Portland morning newspaper and has sines been en- He is regarded as a dangerous lun atlC .,: ; . : , . v $500,000 1 to Loan. Over half a 1 million dollars can be loaned .through the financial columns of The Journal's classified advertis ing' today, if you need money go to tnose wno wisa to loan. (Adv. Northwest and Third -J 1 1 i 1 i I . , , 11 AUSTRIA, TURKEY AND , GERMANY TO UNITE Iff PROTEST TO THE U. S. - . . . , ; : Austria Sends' Note, Claiming -Shipment of Arms to Al lies Is Violating Neutrality, . : . ; .J ' Amsterdam. July 18. (U. P.) Con certed protest from Germany and iher allies against American shipment! of munitions to England and France will follow ths recent conference in Vienna of Foreign Minister von Jagow. Chan cellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and ithe Austrian foreign minister. Berlin ad vices stated .here today. . L AustHa's note of protest mads pub lic In Vienna was ths first Itep. Tur key will shortly forward a similar communication to the United States, suggesting that the Washington gov ernment forbid the exportation of arms and ammunition unless the safety - of similar shipments to the Teutonic al lies is guaranteed. ; s r - p - The- United States Is not expected to alter-its position s a result of i.the protests. But they are designed as a warning to ths United States that Ger many's allies will support her in any controversy in which she may become involved with America. , h Vots Ssllrsrsd 9un 29. : J.):: The note from ths Vienna foreign office, delivered "to American Ambas sador Penf leld, ; made the suggestion that ths United States refuse to per mit the shipment of munitions tooths allies ' unless guarantees were given for the safe passage of similar ship ments to Austria, and Germany. iThe note was delivered to Ambassador Pen field on June 29. but the reason! for ths delay ia Its publication Is I not known. The Austrian foreign, office raised the Question in its communica tion of whether the United States .was not deviating from its course of neu trality by permitting munitions - to reach the allies when condition at sea prevented similar shipments reaching Germany or Austria. , ! -' Austria's protest: states that while she is convinced the Intention of I ths American government throughout! ths war has, from the irst. been to main tain v, neutrality, "yet the s question arises whether conditions as they: have developed during 'the course of the war, certainly independent of the wish of the American government, are' not of such a kind as 1 In their effect ,to turn the Intentions iof the Washington cabinet in a contrary direction. , r - .:-::::;; 3 Only One Answer Seen. ' " .;" "If this question is answered in the afficmatlve, and its affirmation lean not be doubted, then the question! fol lows whether It does not seem possible or even 1 necessary that , appropriate measures should be taken to make fully respected the wish, of the Amer ican government to remain a strictly SHOE SPECIAL rrn FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 100 S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Each Purchase -Amounting to $4 or Over -'e - -t t O Mall In the race for business many firms buy shoes which "LOOK LIKE" high-grade shoes, Copying the lasts, styles, etc so that to the average citizen they XO OK gooa snoes. It i only after they are : nil often cause burning, athing feet. j Many of these shoei are Bsttched on the inside and. In order to deceive the public, x covering is pasted over these stitches, bat after being, worn that, covering will 'not prevent the stitches chafing the feet. ; ' VS. mw m. . . it m m m, m - 'a .xan iirm win nor sen sucn snoes. uniy high-grade k- -3 welt shoes are sold by. us, as we sell SHOE SATfS- WWs l rniiun iu every bciisc ui iac wuru, ana our esiao lished trade has been secured by giving the public the BEST SHOES MADE for the. money. We maintain that the CELEBRATED HANAN SHOE is THE CHEAPEST SHOE ANY MAN OR WOMAN CAN . POSSIBLY BUY, although the first cost is higher than many others. They have stood the' hjTT-BinssJ test lor over filty years, lry . . . . " A sT a, em i a ttiAfn A e e1 ftyJZtasKsiteJ 129 lOTrf STv BET. WASHINGTON AND ALDER Saturday, July 17 Oregon-Washington RailroaH & Navigation Co. " (Union Pacific System) SteLiiieir 1 "Hassalo-' will leave Ash-Street Dock I P. M. Thereafter, daily except Saturday and Sunday 8:30 A. ,M., Saturdays 1 P.' M., for ; BEACH Steamer T. J. VOTTS leaves dally, except Saturday. Sunday and Monday, P. M.; Saturdays only 10 P. M.; for XTOBTX BEACH. BaBTZST QTTBZH leaves daily, except Sunday, 8 PI IL for Astoria and Intermediate points. Hekets', information, etc- ' '' CITY TICKET OFFICE ; " A .Washington at Third St Broadway 4500 ' " A-6121 Make all reservations at City Ticket Office before 6:30 P. M. After that hour at Ash-street dock, i impartial vis-a-vis f both belligerent parties. ' ' . . - A neutral governm,ent cannot be al1 lowea to trade in eontraoano. unnin- dered. ; if it take the form or dimen slons whereby ; the neutrality of : the country will be endangered. The ex port of war material from the United States as a proceeding of the present war is not In consonance with the defi nition of neutrality. - The : American government, . therefore, is undoubtedly entitled to prohibit the' export of war material.: ; -'so. : :- - -Regarding the possible objections that American lnduatry Is wUllng to suonlr Austria-Hungary and Germany, which, however, is impossible, owing to the war situation, 11 may o poimea out -that the American government is in a position, to redress this state of things. It would be quite sufficient to advise ths enemies of Austria-Hungary and Germany that the supply of food stuffs and war material wouia oe sus pended if legitimate trade in. these articles between American and neutral countries ' were not permiitea. What Girl Bathers Must Not Wear Cenaor visits Coney Island Beaches and Bees Enough, to Convince Sim That Hers acodestr Is. Heeded. VaV Jnhr : 1B U. P.) Modesty Is now . the watenwera xor the Coney Island .bathing beaches. Captain Glldden, in charge Of sleuths v,a tmn ; natrnlllne the beach with measuring sticks and blnocu- Mia, . jcas w - 1tn.rrn artTl tMtrmlttM tO Wear. hereafter. e nas given coi ui nniA h, mm Am in Vi future,- lir IS what Glldden banishes irom me nuu.u v. . fbeach: One-piece suits, Vnittoii urwvii with onen sleeves. Skirts that do not reach the knees. ..fn.nft with ln-ar nr.lra a.nd backs. Tights without a bathing suit over them. '. ! . .. v I The "hsthlnar SACkL." Which ShOWS the bathers dimpled Knees. CHAMBERLAIN IS GUEST I La Grande, Or., July IB. United States Senator George' E. Chamber lain was ths guest of local Democrats this morning while en route to wai Iowa. Senator Chamberlain will go to the. head of j Wallowa lake and re turn Saturday or Sunday. ' Brookings Work to Continue. Marshfleld. Or- July 16. Ih con. nection with the closing of the Brook' lings Timber at Lumber company mill at Brookings in Curry county, officials of ths company state that the mm is closed temporarily pending' the adjust ment of j market conditions, and that the construction work at Brookings Will continue. i The town was established by the company : and the mill was completed last year,- i;:: :.; 4rO--Vvi ; : .V,-,,:? When wrltinr or calllna on adver tisers, you will conrer a zavor Dy men tioning The Journal. . (Adv.) j worn that the difference is a pair, ! . . . - ' i r mmm 11 t" - TT TT T w w sissIMHsbWbw' i GRANTS PASS VOTES TO RATIFY CONTRACT .MADE .VITH TVOHYS Only 76 of Thousand Votes . Cast Are Against the Rail road Proposition. . Grants fass. Or.- July 15-(U. P.) With only 76 of the 1000 votes cast in the special election held yesterday registered against ft, the contract ' made between the city and the Twohy Brothers company 'of Portland was ratified try the voters of Grants Pass. Under , the terms of the contract the Twohy firm has taken over the munic ipal railroad line extending; from this city to the Applejate valley, and has ffuaranteed Its extension to Talcllma. In the Illinois valley, a distance of 4 mlles.-i The ratification of the contract was the cause of a noisy celebration SgE PAGE 13 And j reail - about' tne Great Sacrifice on ) Regal Shoes. Immense savings. ? , Advance Styles You Women Who Like to Gt the Pick of the Season Will find hera the newest ideas, the authoritative Fall styles, in a wealth of colors and fabrics to choose from. THE PRICES are at least $10 to $12 less than ia ths bis stores. '50 NEW FALL COATS JUST ARRIVED THIS MORNING) JUST 22 SUMMER SUITS AND COATS LEFT. COME IN AND WE'LL MAKE YOU A PRICE. , cToe.oV W. A. CRANK : 363 ALDER ST 2 Doors East of Woodard & Clarke's July 15, 16, 17, To Los Angeles and Return ' $42s5Q July 22-23-24-25-20-27 Low Round Trip Fares Daily with stopovers in either direction. ... . Stopovers sre'slso allowed on all one way tickets at Ios Angeles and San . ': Francisco readin&r through California, , i ' Four Fine Trains Daily - San Francisco Express Leaves Portland... 1.30 a, m. Exposition Special Leaves Portland .......120 p. rn. Shasta Limited Leaves Portland 3:50 p. m. California Express Leaves Portland, 8:15 p m. Call at City Ticket Office, 80 Sixth' street, corner . Oak; Union Denot or East Morrison street for -: full particulars, tickets, reservations and' literature on the Expositions. SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. (Lb'llsop Emm GE ARH ART-rr SEASIDE Quickest reached, of any seashore resorts. Hotel, - cottag and camp accommodations at reasonable prices. " "1 " r . . ' : I -.- - '' : ' . ' 1 . Week-end, Season and Commutation Tickets on Sale st Fifth and Stark Streets. Week-end, ' 4, : Round Trip $3.00. Daily .$400. , SEASHORE LIMITED . ... ...... ...... ...8:30 A. M. DAILY EVENING EXPRESS ...... . . -C . . . 6 dO P. M. DAILY SATURDAY SPECIAL .v.ww..-.J1..2K)0 P. M. SAT. " ' . " i ? - Week-end and Season Round Trips' from Willamette Valley Points on Sale by Oregon Electric Ry. Agents, and from Points in Wash " ingron by Agents. of the North Bank Road. ,v ; NORTH BANK STATION, TENTH AND HOYT . Tickets and Parlor Car Reservations Fifth and Stark in the city that continued late into the night. -: -:--; - At the- same election the ' citizens voted to srive the Bogus River Publlo Service corporation a franchise for the Installation of a new electric ugat and power system in the city. ' The vote upon this was 7S0 to IBs. ' ' i " i " i m i i i t,: j Man: Burned at Talent.' Jlshland, Or July 15.Ths town of Talent, five miles north of. this city. Wee visited ; by fire early this morn lna: and Ashland's fire department was called to help f lht the blase . The fire was causea ny an expwaion o casoUne In the carpenter shop of Vto mmr m. vr h uiidtnr formerlv oc cupied by the Talent Mercantile .com pany and owned by Jpnn Cameron w Sams YulUy. -. t ; .-: y : - 1 IT UVnm.n . of the firm Of Pro-. man & Prye, was severely, burned and was taken to nis noma. MEETING- TiOTICES. 41 OUIj ' RBAZEB GROTTO, NO. 5. M. O. V. P. B. R, Called session Fri day evening. July II, tt S o'clock, in the Masonic Tem ple.. The O rot to will be instituted by H. Snyder. ' The ceremony will be fol lowed by a soodfellowshlp meetins; In the banquet room. - Vlsttlns; Prophets especially welcome. Wear your fs. Get fee from the secretary at the MOUNT HOOO lXJDOE No. 167, Ai F. A. M. Spe cial communication tomor row, Friday, evening-, at 7:80. .Work in E. A. de- ' jrree. - Visitors welcome. Order of W M. . - ED C. DICK. Secretary. A- Women's Fall Suits To San Francisco and Back 18, 19 and 20 To San Diego and Return t $46.50 July 1S-16-17 9v rw' MEETING KOXICE3. 41 , i i. ii WEBFOOT CAMP No. o, Woodmen of the world, meets every Friday night in W, O. W. v temple, IS 4 Elev enth - street. All mem bers requested to be present. Visitors wei- come. ! UBOROSSMAN. C. C, A. U. BARBUR, Clerk. t BIARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur L. Paddock, Hood B4Tr, Or., legal, and Janet W. Dollar, 824 B. Madlaoe t.. legal. Martin C. Smith, Walla Waila, Waaa., sat. ana .aaisenae r. JBrowa, imperial eotai, fccfl. - .. WllUan Tbomas Welch, 805 Monroe C t. r E.iganor wtnia. we Monroe mx., w. W. fi Smith X, Pn Weddin and w m wimiui w wwi Visiting- cards. ynirq noor Morgan bldg. WEDDINO rings sold ty weight. - . aoiomon, jeweler, ssi JAor- nam, opp. fortiano notel. DHESS suits for rent, all eisee . Unique BIRTHS Satlftef fourtt sowev ;..' Jaae 22.1 MSrl? Mr: MV Winiani H. Mead, a d.1ushUr!,B,Dt,, T,nu ' June 23. WLtoX Te Mr and U. Emorr a. Wlleox, KJEbSLilt To Air. and Mrs. Anfuet U K- a BOB "" r aMwwim v ,v, BARI1AV To ' Mr. aad Mre. Channcey Bar- QK A HA 11 To Mr. and lore. Earl M. Uraijam, w " imji iuivu jmr eon. air. an Kin. viu i. k-Yf5wflC.n"ri KX. Tweaty-aiath street. WEEDH A M---Ti Mr. and Mrs. Dee E. Meed- r , L . ': '"'ippi arenue, July ja, a bob. wOAII-re Mr. and Mrs. Oeorse LindaJil, BBENNEKB To Mr. and Mrs. Wallet ; t KKANEY--TO Mr. and .-Mrs,-, James Meaney, MAY To Mr. and Mra. finmoel C, Hy May STKaCB Te Mr. and Mr. Herbert W. ibm averoy atreet, June iut a oaaga- . 14SO aat. SeTtata street. Korta, Jqly 8, a JUSTKHJto Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. lAa- Inne 23, a boo. DEA' THS AND FTJTTEVCALS 75 KNODBIX, Thm funarl rvt k R-v James B. KnodeU will be held tomorrow tr naayj, July 18 at the First Oonfresatloaal cbnrea, Park sad Madi-oa ats , at S p. m. Tbe remains will leave hi Ute naldeace, ,18 44ta are. S. ., at 3 p. nv Interment Itoee City cemetery, gerrloes at the (rare prt- v e w. MATTHEWS In this city. Jaly 15. Walter F. (Jack) Matthews, ased 7 years, belored brother of Frederick D. Matthews. Remain at tbe parlors of Miller at Iracey. Kotice ot ianrrti jam, GARNETT At her realdenee, 6S Colombia blvd., July 14, 1915, Clara V. aarnett. wife ot toe tare a. j. uarnett. Fuoeral notice later, HORNADAY Samuel C. Uornadayi 41 B Fail- . wa- aixeet, jo, is yearai aeute en- uocaroiua. KU UN Ernest Kuhn, ColumMa river, Jnly 8, 18 yeaxa; accidental drownlns. OTTErt Frederick Otten. I. O. O. F. Some, Jnly 10. oS years: senility. INOHOAM Amber Inshram. St. Vincent', ifin TIM . VriRtira rr 9ai my xi, mi yeara: acq re pancreantw. Wash. Main , I . A-l 5 6. Flowers ror an occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison , st. Main or A-1806. r Fine flowers arid floral desl grin. No prancn stores. FUNERAL, DIRECTORS A. splendid residence undertaking es. tabllshineat, with private driveway. J, P. FINLEX. & BON. . -Montgomery at Fifth.- MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading funeral director, 220 3d St., corner Salmon. Ladv .assistant. Phones A 1511, Main 607. - F. S, Dunning, Inc. 1 East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder st. East 52, B-2525. DunningrSt McEnteedr.erin every detail. Broadway and Pine st, Broadway 480, A-4658. Lady assistant. nhomKore On Killingaworth ave. uiiuiiiuwio wui an(j Kerby Wood lawn 8806, C-1H8. Lady embalmer. Walter C. Kenworthy 1 58 8-1 88 4 B. 18 th. Sellwood Tl. B-l It 2. MILLER & TRACT, independent ' fo neral directors. Prices low as 820, 840, 860. Wash, and Ella. M. 2691, A-7i8S. A. D. KENWORTHY c CO. Calls promptly answered in all parts ot city, I. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 6267. AR 70 War Pn William ave. i nr J2UGl VU East 1088, JC-108S. Lady attendant. Day and nlgrht service. U4m;u...ut 80th and Glisan. Fu 1 l"'1 ner&1 services.' Tabor 4818. T Rurna Williams! and Knott, til DjrlllO East 1115, C-1948. P. I. LERCH, leading east side under taker. B. 11th A Clay. B-l 888. E. 781. DC A D CAM Undertakers. East 1080. i-nl'UW1' 869-871 Russell street. PRIPQHM .BSSIDKNCJEi toll. PLfe. unlUOyil M. 6188, A-2288. 445 Mor. QlPWPQuld,'taklnSCo- Main 4168 OrVCyi C.O A-8821. Cor. Id and Clay, BREEZE & Snook, B-l 2 52, T. 1258. 1026 Belmont, at 84th, Lady attendant. ' MONUMENTS "MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. Finest marble and srranite from our Oreson quarry; 287 IJawthorne ave. SCHANEN-BLAIR CO. IT 2 fey- n a ax co p. m apisQn Portland . marble Wks 244-iei 4th St., opp. city hall. M. 8564, A-1616. TO LEASE 63 TO LEASE -For term of years, 60x100; will build to suit tenant. TTmnt. iu. ' tween Market and Clay sts. 841 iat at; BUSINESS PROPERTY 66 LOT 40x100, store bldf., rented; must sell; no ressonable offer refused. 216 'FOR . SAIE HOUSES 61 ,IF we have proven to hundreds of others that we can build a house i BETTER and FOB LESS, don't you Hhlnk It will pay YOU to be shown? ( The Oregon Home Builders, 1880 K. w. (Bans: bldg. - . . . . - LKSii IHANHALS" s VALUE. A neat 4 room house, lot - 60x200 close-to carline, school, church and stores; terms to suit. 802- Dekum WHY pay rent when you can buy a new home on the west side for 850 down, 810 a month; 9 interest, from 8560 to 11000. M. E. Lee, 80S Corbett bldg. - - - "" ; ' ' ----- 7. ROOM modern bungalow, built by owner, for sale by owner at 8650 E. 49tb st, corner Clinton. 1160 cash bal ance game ss rent. . JSua .TAKKS 81500 equity in e mod ern S room bungalow. . balanoe like rent. xnim ivm, vwner, 300 EQUITY In 4 room house, 8160: rxLlajiCA S20 month. On - tm.y iin vm ijayn S rOR, S.1LH not;;: UNPARALLELED BARGAIN. NEW PIEDMONT BUNGALO ... One block Union ave., 2 ctr. lines, 8 blocks to school. 7 tin . to Peninsula park, - 12 block t . high school. It is modern ii every detail and we will r,l re gardless of the cost for Uic -ate sale. Price reduced to 5.uu; term to suit. C. DeyOlTNG tt CO.. 614 Chamber of Commerce bl ;:. RIGHT ON THE CAR LINK, li A r.?om bouse, lot 32x105. with . 100 -feet from junction point of t street car lines In. Montavllla, un i . tionably future business rre.-;. ifctnis up. Fred W. Germau 814 Chamber of Commerce. ATOR SALE or exchange lor a." farm, one lot 100x100. all In gr and with 13 rrutt trees. One 4 ru. house with basement, easv terms, i Incumbrances. Apply 6815 45tU av W HV IWrtT rrM vnn iS uith-,-. . Lowr pay us likk rent 1 H. A. WILLIAMS. 609 M'KAY V-T r FOR SALE LOTS 1 DO you desire a lot upon wtnctj We will locate you any place In city The Oregon Home Builders, 1830 X. .. LARGE, beautiful view homesit. side, city water, only IS rmimt fide. cent fare, for 8350; 810 d.v. . 85 a month. Al. tl T. sas pnn., bldg. . ACHE AGE SEE UEAVERTON-KEEuVlLLK t AUJiiiAOE, And VOn W4II anv vllk tm tt I. I- . best about Portland; only 80 niinutf - ui, aw trains oauy pass .nrousn H the Big Red Steel trains. Raie hr onions, vegetables, anything. Oner.ur, ehajiet- rAta ahAtit ika mnnt. .c for eggs sold; 8100 when at hi :. po-v nas tnree acres. Buy a trac . any else, cash or easy payments. The 8HAW-VEAR COilPAA i 102 4th St. B;PER-:A0KE. ' at A A sSfS.SS ti11e.vVAts. - tt Wllltnvi HS shrl S V mm wtlU a s i Wilson; 81000 cash, balance 2 !.. Of course, it is a snap. Fred W. Uai tran Co.. 914 Cham, of Com. ' 20 miles from Cltv. K mUra frr't electric line; lies fine, spring, fiae i, no rock. Prico 8600; 8200 cash, tern.s on pianr, tit nenry bluar. Gibson Half Acres . Good aoiL rlti wil.r rlna. in ft- line, easy terms; will build to su Eurchaser. Phone Marshall 1685. c t ellwood 476. John II. o'hwon. wr,- i'UK sale Ucappoose; 5 acres $200: li acres 8300: trmn: heat .ill' t' . bered. 3. R. Rhsrt). 4S0 PittwV btn.-- SURUJinAN ACREAGE si acre euDuruan home at svth sr Division at a., nica.lv iinnrnvail- it i r. fruit, berries; city water. Win sell a. or part. Kaate Bros.. ng Hnry t. FOR SALE FARMS 17 SNAP -40 acres, partly Improved, t set or buildings, running water, pou i orchard; 81400, FRUIT LANDS FOR HAl.V. l. PINE fruit farm on Pacific hiKiiwav Prunes, walnuts, apples, eherri, etc.; 20 acres,, cheap, terms, O. v . Qoddard. rout,e r, Vancouvpr. We i . EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE . INCOME PROPERTY . FOR EXCHANGE, One of the finat brick anarrmor.t houses on the west side, will firhm.E for well located vacant or- might con sider ' well located Willamette val.: sarm. - - - Ground Floor Henry j-i j i v. 136 ACRES 6 miles trom VutiM....; good house,, barn, 60 in cultlvati"'., orchardTwell fenced,-creek, fins eto . or grain farm. Price 88000; will ta. Alt. r rr:n t r ( f n (...,,., , .MWV llj f , WW J W , , '.'III ..IVlJli. 1rnm.C) gi.iua ynnn. t ii nnry inn OWNER will exchange 6 acres. 1 , ranes - irom vvnite salmon, and -miles north of Hood River. Or f r unincumbered .house and lot, val 82600. Water, small house, 8 acrei 1 i berries, other fruit on place. Owner, io-is weimont. "WANTED Stock ranch for city pro, - erty, ciese in, improved acre? a first real estate mortgage, 84O00 u 815.000. Chance, 148 id pt. OREGON suburban acreage and hii to-trade zor caiirornla property. 1- 869. Journal. " NEW bungalow Multuomah, traue 1 -lots; will assume. Owners, CIvj phone. Box 21, Qaraen Horn. FINE, improved farms to exchange i it city property,. W. J. Davie, 6&5 Cur- pett bldg. "820 ACRES fine wheat land, cnti ,1 Kansas, clear, for city property. tjnance, mvt xq st. WHAT have you for 81000 equity in i room bunralow. rented? Tabor ZuOQ. or M-8S5, Journal. HAVE close in acreage for unincun,. bered lots: must be well located. iJt Lumber Excnange, Zd end Starit. IIP you have any good property l trade we win matcn you. AyrM Smith, 601 Northwest bldg. Main 72' . WiVNTED REAL ESTATE CI , . x WANTED Apartment house. Have cartv with one of tha b"t corners n Union ave.. free and cl'ir. desiring apartment house up to tu.- 000. Will assume mortgage of reason able amount. Ground Floor Ilenrv EM. LOT and fraction or two koo1 lota i Irvlncton, (II) Dorr K. KeaLr . Co.. 2d floor, Cliamber of Commw. R0O3UNO HOUSES ROOMING -house; housekeeping; li rooms, close in, cheap from owner, part cash. 600 Jefferson at. i:r- snaii 8 SUNN? rooms, beauUfully i;r : nisbed, $50 cash, balance easy; ? 125; you will be agreebly surprU BUSINESS OPPORTUNITli:: Briefs 65c Per Pa' tVI . Save your clients noTi Rose City Printery. 8d at T FOR SALE, restaurant, dolnr business; will stand Investlcau iiioulre 88 ' 6th at., near tStarKi t reason ior selling. 1000 Business Cards 7co Ryder Ptr. Co., S.W, ror. 8d TTi-r FOR SALE, 2 chair barber suop-, location; must be sold; Ing city; make me an offer. Tg - r ; rt ma. to T r v. . . . ?acity, in splendid locality, tc i t. Lock box 102. fcherl'Nn. (-, 86000 GROCERY and fixture 82500; cheao rent: owner. . Journal, . - GOOD proposition for man torcycie or automooue, 690s 7z HARDWARE store, with Tol ness ana location, iiuau ca.i, i snry. G-194. Jonrnftl. Tabor 2078. - (Continued on I.e.1, - . -i