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THE ; OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL; PORTLAND, MONDAY,- MARCH 27, 1916.
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INTEREST
it
BY. NEW BOND ISSUES
Paradise Project j Includes the
Bids for Construction Work
and Issue of Bonds, v
TEEL PROJECT IMPORTANT
Spokane fc ZuUn Trust Co. Xadnoed
- Take Part 1b Wnaaolna; to
Wasatch District Plan."
GAIN IS SHOWN
i Increasing Interest tn irrigation
if projects on the part of developers and
k 'investment houses is In evidence m
the reports concerning; three new
V bond issues. One concei-ns the Para
diss irrigation project in Umatilla
county. The second is connected
with (h Tl Irrigation district, in
I the same county. The third is a part
of the Wenatchee reclamation district
In the case of the Paradise project
bids 4re being; received both for con
i straction work and a bond issue. The
5 proposed bond issue Is for $2,705,510.
. metering- in series, and bearing;
5 per cent interest. Bids on the entire
tissue are being; received by J. C,
secretary; at Echo. For the con-
1 straction work the proposals are bo
- Inr tviaHa In nnH m Ttia n rt i (Ml 1 m rf
; the work may be had by correspond-
I inr 'with the same officials.
. yj. u, reel, preemeni, ua xr. J
' Frank Spinning;, secretary, are re
ceiving; bids on an issue of $1,100,000
, 8 per cent serial bonds for the de-
velopment of the Teel Irrigation proj
eet. also in the same county.
The Spokane and Eastern Trust
company has been Induced to take a
;part in financing1 and taking; out of
'the hands ox the receiver the Wo-
tnatchee reclamation district undertak
I lng. They have just purchased an
Issue of 1160,000 bonds, lifted the re
iceivership, and construction work has
begun, sd that water can be turned
on in the project April 1. The bonds
were bought at 95 and interest.
A IX PARSONAGES ASSESSED
i
Countjr Assessor Taxes Church
Holdings, According to Law.
Henry is. Keed, county assessor,
says that since 1905, that part of the
realty holdings under church owner
ship used for parsonage purposes, is
always assessed. He takes this action
because of a court decision which
ruled that assessors must follow this
plan.
In determining whether or not prop
erty should be assessed under the
law which allows religious, educa
tlonal and philanthropic Institutions
to be free of taxation. Mr. Reed says
he follows the rule of the principal
use to which the property is put. ' In
the ease of a parsonage, the chief use
of the property is for a private rest
Idence, he asserts, whether or not an
occasional church meeting; Is held or
la Sunday school clans gathers in its
parlors from time to time. I
The question was raised with . Mr. I
need -at-this time by a natron of
iThe Journal, who protested against
the -taxing of a parsonage, on the
arround. that it was necessary to
ahurch" work.
Real Estate Transfers.
. P. Tttekmon t B. I. Aahllne. L,. 14.
B. 12. AHln Prk t
10
IB. M. Lombard and wife to Bra Vil
t al. and. H Int. L. 2. B. 1. Mr. ,
Mooii Add
10
Irtann Cenoa t Mary L. Grm. Ij. S8,
, imngTon ran
:rl A. Roberta and wife to Title a
Trurt Cv. L,. S. B. 2. Boalrrard Add
10
10
ns
10
1.450
10
10
10
10
10
1.000
Hn Ehlera and wife tn Km ma M.
mtit. 22, B. 10. WHUama Are-
Bwe Ad"1
BfrW M. Brannon and lma. tn B. G.
AIfrlnn. L. 27. 28, B. 22, Soathcni
Portland
portland Tniat Co. of Orffno to J. C.
ppwnt, it. v. io, n. a. tamoas Hta...
Itle Truat rv tn H. D. Oca la, U. 18,
B. Ill Laoralbunit
rsaland Ck. to dura II. Sandlfur. T.
to. 2S, Arlete Park.
we iTMt u. to veliMlT Uinrt
Co.. It. IT, 19, B. 19. Moatrlalr
rl A. Htrta and wife to J. O. Rolk-
rt. It. It. B. 27. Hrlla flrt
kda F. AlTandr nrt but. to Mm. B. J.
SMiree. I.. 9, lt, 11, 27, 2S, B. 19
Point Viow
leoMe Ooldle to F. B. Milno. N. 60 ft.
w. loo it. U I. B. 2, WUllama Add.
no, a
T.- reteraon and w1f to Portland
Tnt Co. of Oneon, t 1 to 6, B. 177,
rara Ana. to seat Portland 61,000
impt wrnlf to jnoepnlne Qrecnirald.
800
10
10
10
armnod C. GoUioca aad wife to 6m.
k. wur, u. . b. t, woodmere.
Cltr Park Aan. to Ford M. Oon-
!. r 3. b. RO, Roao c'Hy Park....
1)m17 tand 0. to Lmm E. Foley,
t.. ST. 1. B. lt. Montlalre
few H. PolllliiB and wlfo to John A.
How-land. L. 21, 23, 25, B. 14, irr
hipton Park .
10
flwu Oreson Traat Co. to Title a
Tniat Co., L. 8, B. S, Arcadia 8,090
Building Permits.
Rnd(tar-Mrle Co.. reoatr two atorr frame
ectnry. USA Maradam at near Biebardeon
talldr. day work: sooo.
Arthnr rinly. repair two atorr frame dwell-
h. 778 Clackamae at betireen E. 23d and B.
4tt ta.; bniider, Jatn-a O. Never : ioo. .
Fatllnr eatate, repair fonr atory ordinary
tnr, jt Jat at.. btwwi Btark and Oak ata.;
iiiraer. i. . jseea;
ProTldwjt Trort Co rert one and one half
my frame dwpllln. fwtt B. Mth at. N be-
tm Mcramonto 1 ijotnpooa ata.; builder.
H. Rlavcaa: S2nO0.
ProrWent Trnat Co, erert one atory frame
tlllar. Bra E. 87th ac N between Sacra.
b i to A Tbompaoa ata.; baildar. W. H. 81a-
W. K. Flloa, repair one atory frame . dwell-
hay 7Z H. aad at. N., wetween Presort and
CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S COMIC GAPERS
I YOU WANT A 00 B OK MY X) SURE E'-ZRA YfB MOW WALL I'LL GIVE YOU A TRIAL.! IWEVE QOTTA ACT W15 Ull HEY WHMCHU DOlH? I 1 I Jv ai I HUF OF THE EGQ5 WILL
K3 FARM 00 YOU? WALL YOU? ALL ABOUT THE FAR GO DOWN TO Ttft BARN. AN" MAKfe HIM BELEIVE WE r SORTING THOSE 1 (X i t? HATCH OUT ROOSTS. 123
GOT TO BE EDUCATED V IN FACT Wf WfR GET THE BASKET FULL r ' KNOW ALLjAOUTTJjE Sut JIS mi - 0 " " Ul 7 'UlfiNa YOU SAID YOU WIMTEO
- JK RiFjm O'HEN EMS J
Christian Endeavor
Union Is Organized
Albany Orfaalsatloa Expected to Even
tually Branca Out Into a County TTa
Ion j Purpose Xa Efficient Work.
Albany. Or- March 27. An Albany
Christian Endeavor, union, which. It Is
proposed, will eventually branch out
into a county union, ws organized at
a meeting in the United Presbyterian
church Friday evening. .
Officers elected are: Roy E. Dowd,
president; Mrs. Frances Myers, vice
president; Mrs. C. H. Leonard, secre
tary; Gordon Little, treasurer; Rev. W.
P. White, spiritual councilor. Rev, Mr.
"White la pastor of the United Presby
terian church. '.
The purpose of tb union is to in
augurate more efficient work in the
state.
RELIEF EXPEDITION IS
Fl
' SHACKLCTON PARTY
Wireless Says Aurora, Ex
plorer's Ship, Badly Dam
aged; May Be in April 4,
London, March 27. The government
of New Zealand has, plans already un
der way to dispatch aid to the im
periled Antarctic expedition of Sir
Ernest Shackleton. A dispatch from
Wellington states that official plans
to send a relief ship to the assistancJ
of the auxiliary steamer Aurora have
beefi made. Other plans are proceed
ing to get supplies to Shackleton.
The Aurora in the wireless received
here giving first news of its failure
to meet the Shackleton party, for
which it carries supplies, stated that
it was in a badly damaged condition
without anchors and fitted up with a
Jury rudder and 600 miles south of
New Zealand. It was hoped to reach
a New Zealand port by" April 4. Of
ficials In Wellington believe a ship
hould be sent out immediately to
meet the disabled vessel.
Lady Shackleton Optimistic
More optimism is felt here today
that Sir Ernest and his men as well
aa the party left behind at the Ross
Sea base by the Aurora when she was
carried away by the ice, will survive.
With the stores put ashore for the
Aurora's party belore the ship was
carried off and food left behind by
the second Scott expedition, It is be
lieved that the Shackleton party will
survive if help Is sent reasonably
soon.
Lady Shackleton Is most optimistic
She said today:
"Relief must be dispatched at the
earliest possible moment. The Mac
intosh party ha food, but they must
need clothing. I am hopeful -about
my husband. He will never give in. 4
expect to hear from the Endurance at
any moment. My husband's repre4
sentatives in London will hold a meet
ing; tomorrow." -
Endurance Xa looked Tor.
The Endurance Is the three-masted
vessel in which Sir Ernest and his
party sailed from Kimnu a.
which waa to start back after landing
mem ror tneir transcontinental r-
ploration' expedition. A dispatch to
the Times from Buenos Ay tea says
that the Endurance is expected at Port
Stanley, Falkland Islands, within a
fortnight
Captain Amundson. discoverer of the
south pole, says there is no dnr of
either of the missing parties starving
as mere is pieniy or game in the vi
cinity of the Ross Sea base, accord-
nf io a vopennasen dispatch.
To Hatch Fish for
Tourist Fishermen
1111 I
People of Tenmlle Zake District Sub
scribe fund to Build ana Maintain
a Hatchery of Their Own.
Marshfield. Or., March 27. " The
people of the Tenmile lake district
north of Coos Bay have decided to
build 'and maintain a fish hatchery of
their own so that the lake will be
well supplied for tourists. T. J.
Scammon, who conducts a commer
cial hatchery, will be manager. Al
ready about $50 a month has been
subscribed and sportsmen throughout
the county will be asked to make
small monthly subscriptions to help
maintain tbe hatchery.
Sewer Contract Awarded.
McMlnnvllle, Or., March 27. V. It.
Dennis Construction company, with
offices In Portland and here, was the
successful bidder for the Installation
of the lateral sewers. It bid was
J11.S94.2S. Work is to commence the
first part of April and is to be com
pleted the first part of July. The
trunk sewer was installed ' last fall
Golna- ata.; builder, same; 8200.
Uiaa Ha Ha Nelnjg, erect one atory frame
dwelling. 401 Baldwin at., between Waati
boarne &- Wabaafe ata.; builder, Johanaoa a-
Marleon: 11500.
Julian B. Cbjbke, erect one story frame
workshop. 692 Ppokane are., between E. 17th
and B, 19ta ata.; builder, Andrew Kooats;
iao.
John Wllma Eatata Co., repair four atory
ordinary reataurant 142 4th at., between
Morriaon and Alder eta.; builder, Oearge W.
Gordon Soaa; 8390.
Mr. CooTnn, ageat repair two story ordinary
store. M Union are:, between K. Washington
and . Stark ata.; bonder. W. V. Ryan; $100.
PLANNED
OR A D OF
STREET CAR . TRAFFIC
IN SALEM SERIOUSLY
One UnS Out of Commission
Entirely; Sewers Inade
quate; WaterJn Basements
Salem. Or March 27. Streetcar
traffie in Salem was seriously ham
pered by floods Saturday and Sunday,
the. Seventeenth street line being oilt
of commission completely.
The street department was helpless
In the face of the Inadequacy of sew
ers to carry off water and several
hundred residents waited patiently for
the water to recede so that they could
recover goods In their basements. Oth
ers waded In and rescued what they
could.
The business section wss not af
fected to any extent. The Willamette
river Is rising rapidly.
Prisoner Taken to Colombia.
Salem, Or., March 27.-Virgil Jones,
who has been held two months in the
Marion county Jail on a charge Involv
ing Mrs. Mary Jerbeck, was taken to
Columbia county Sunday. Jones was
I with Mrs. Jerbeck, in Rainier, when
arrested and brought here and claimed
to have married the woman shortly
before. Jerbeck claims to have mar
ried her 20 years sgo and that there
was no divorce. During Jones' in
carceration here Mrs. Jerbeck, who
has been Jiving again with Jerbeck at
Waconda, wrote him letters and re
ferred to him aa her "dear husband."
Jones was taken back to Columbia
county because the authorities think
they have a stronger case against him
there.
Man Faces Another Charge.
Salem, Or., March 27. Chief of
Police Welsh left Sunday for Port Or
ford. Wash., to take charge of Charles
Adams, who has just finished a 90 day
sentence there, and bring him here for
trial on a charge of theft
Funeral of W. A. Claypool.
Salem, Or., March 27. The funeral
of W. H. Claypool, who died Saturday
at Marlon, was held this afternoon
from the First Baptist church.
Salem. Mr. Claypool, who was 79
years old, is survived by eight chil
dren, 21 grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Bloodhounds Trail
Lone Train Bandit
rootprlata of Man Who Stole Begls
tered Hail Prom Train JTo. 1, Hear
Soy, XTtah, Picked Towards salt &ake
Salt Lake City, Utah. March 27.
Bloodhounds are being used today by
sheriffs of several counties and rail
way detectives to trail the Ion bandit
who early Friday morning held up train
No. 1, on the Oregon Short Line,
en route to Butte, Mont, near
Roy, Utah. The hounds are from the
state prison, -
Footprints leading in the direction
of Salt Lake were picked up in the
open field and are being followed.
The robber took SI pieces of regis
tered mall, overlooking others, after
forcing the engineer to disconnect and
run the mail car ahead. He did not
molest the passengers. What the stol
en packages contained cannot become
known until there is a checkup through
the postofflce department.
Bobber Kills Italian
With His Jack Knife
Body Pound With Head Almost -Severed
Only Clue Bank of Italy Check
Xaife round XTear By.
San Francisco. March 27.-(P. N. 8.)
One of the most atrocious murders
committed in San Francisco in many
months was revealed early today, when
the body of a well-dressed Italian, with
his head nearly severed, was found
lymg in a pool of blood. Close to the
body lay , the assassin's weapon, a
blood-stained Jack-knife.
That robbery was committed was
evidenced by several of the victim's
.pockets turned inside out and blood
stained finger-prints in other pockets.
The-only tangible clue to the man's
Identity Is a Bank of Italy counter
check for 160, dated last Saturday and
made out to Camillo Troilo, which was
found on his person. '
FUNERALS
Beantlfol adult tm
ea broadrtotb aiitt.
aibalmlag, renfh box,
kaaraa. ta ltwonalnea
aal m-rlcra for.......
Store raaaaaaMe fa
aarali far 2S. 840. 30.
Blgaar priced fanr
ala la proMrtloe.
W make our own ea.
keta. Lady aaatetaat. Private taaeral ebapek.
MILLER & TRACEY
nrDzrarDsvt rtrirrxAL riarcToas
Waahinttoa aad Ena Sta. Mala Mali A-7IU
HAMPERED BYFLOODS
Teacher Kills Pellow
Worker by Accident
Bin Taken on Drive to Shoot Gophers
Accidentally XHsoharg ed and Touts;
Woman loses Bar Ufa,
Medietas Hat, " Alts, March ST. (XT.
P.) 31dys Patterson, a school teacher
at Puahley, Alts., was shot and almost
instantly killed near Irvine, Sunday
afternoon, when a rifle in the hands of
Esther Nicholson, another eacher, wag
accidentally aiscnargea ai cioo range.
The two girls had been, driving with
male escorts and the rifle was taken
along; for shooting gophers.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
BAKERS auction sale of costly furnish
ings of private nome tomorrow,
Tuesday, at 10 a. m. 168-168 Park st.
NEW TODAY
EDWARD
HOLMAN
CO.
XSTABXJSXED 1877.
' RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
aitd
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
TXXRO AJTD 8AJUS0V BTBXBTS.
507, A-1511.
THE J. L. FEAREY CO.
atm arorsB. HoiTa&ac
AJTD OOHTUOTl
80S Dekxun :.ldg. Vartlnna. Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment a Mortgage Co
Offices 208-4 l?o 3d at
aa Ajaouaxaoa 'Moax
BJSJSJBBBJSBBSBSBSBSBSBSBSM
CEO T. HOOM CO.. 61 AUncttm Bldr.
On City end Farm Fropartiaa la
Aay Amount a On mat Bataa.
Hartmaa 4- Ikompaoa, Baakara,
Corner of k'onrta aad Stark Bta.
MEETING NOTICES
41
MT. HOOD LODGE N. 167,
A. F. and AT M. Stated
communication tomorrow
(Tuesday) evening at 7:50.
A Masonic bureau lecture
will be read. Visitors Wel
come.
L Order W. M. . ED. C. DICK.
secretary
OUL REAZEB GOTTO, NO!
65. Stated session to
nlrht. 8 o. m. Masonic
Temple; guard drill and
rehearsal of ceremonies,
A. E. PULTON, Sec'y.
EMBLKM jewelry a apecialty, buttons,
plna. charms. Jaeger Broa.. 131-3 6th,
Vital Statistics '
marriagcs.Birtbs, Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Letter Preston Laws, 869 Cable at., legal,
and Lou Johnaoo, aame addrtaa, legal.
Robert L. Klnbart. 2TZ 4th eU, legal, and
Dorothy M. Ahlera, 570' Mill st.
Jobn V. Smith Kallbridge. Or., legal, and
Bom . Diamond, aauie addraas, legal.
1'earle D. Barruas. Kalbridg. Or., legal, and
Ellaabeth Uaolela, aamc addresa, legal.
' Edward H. Antonlapn. 1587 K. Stark at.,
lepul, and Gertrude Portb, ISO E. 82d at., legal.
R. P. HyTprKon, 781 Barter at., legal, and
Itt M. LWermore. Huber, Or., legal.
Charles It Crandall. 51 E. 3d at. legal, and
Vlla Edna Jonea, aame addrraa legal.
Ellaba BarUetU 140 N. VKjd at., legal, and
Iteylive Amlel, aame address, legal.
W, 6, Smith & Co. SSSfda.
Third floor Morgan bldg.
DRESS suite sold or rented, low prices.
latest styles, all sixes; we buy dress
Milts Barslrs Misfit Cloth. Store. 61 3d.
DRESU suits for rent, all slsea Unwue
Tailoring 'o.. S09 Btark st.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 73
BELL la this city, Marrb 2o, at bis lata
realdenee, 889 E. 12tb at. N., Edarln H.
Bell, aaed 59 yaara 'i montha 13 daya. De-r-aed
aarrlred by a widow, Mrs. Edna A.
Bell, and one daughter, Mra. Erelrn B. Hen
dersbott, both of tills citj. Funeral notice
later,
43 years; brother ot dhria Aerne, William
Aerue and Mra. K. Q, Freeburger. Remalna
will be shipped to Portland. Or. Funeral no-
tlce later,
CLAPP-Tbe funeral aerricea ot the lata Nellie
8. Clapp will be bald at P. L. Lercb under
tckine parlors, Kast 11th and Clar ata., to
morrow (Tuesday), at 2:80 p. m. Frlanda in-
nted
0I.8ON In thin city. March 21. Peter Olson,
aged 49 years. Private funeral aerricea will
be held ia the chapel of Mt. Scott Park ceme
tery crematorium on Monday, March 27. at
-,a:M a. m. -
MAIN 116. wreaths, pillow
vs. S3, ua.
Sprays 81. up.
ChappeUs, 347 Mor-
rison.
MAKTiN & FORBES CO., florists. 347
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions .artistically arranged
LLAkkj iitvUa florists. JJbJ Morrison
st Main or A-1806 Fine flowers
end floral designs. No branch stores.
TONHKTH FLORAL CO., .285 Waah
bet. 4th ana no. wain oivx. a-iivx.
(Copyright. 1016, br J. Keeler Ey
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
- tCoatlaaed) -
LOMAI In this city. Mires 2Z at the rest
oeaee of her sea. A H, Xobux, 86 Faat
Washington St., ana Lonux. aged 64 year,
mother of A. B. Lomai, V. W. Ixraax of
Boulder. Colo., aad L. O. Lemaa ot Tellorlda,
Colo. The remains are at tbe chapel of F. 8.
Dancing, Ine., East Bide Funeral Director,
414 East Alder st Funeral notice la a later
law.
MAX M. SMITH, flor'st. 141 H tn at."
FUNEICAL DIRECTORS
Tears of .Experience Enables
Tils Firm to OivaJrOU
Perfect Service
This modern establishment,
with its conveniences. Includ
ing a secluded driveway, in
sures absolute privacy, caus
ing in no way a departure
from an established policy of
moderate prices.
Experienced Woman Attendant
J. P, Finiey &;Son
The Proeressive
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Montgomery at Fifth.
Main . A-169.9.
A. D. KJSN WORTHY & CO.
Two Establishments.
Tabor 6287; 6S02 92d st. Lent. Tabor
6896-t gfith st and Foster road. Arleta.
HiinniniT X.KrV n4aa Undertakers.
UUliiliiifS utiYivuiuoD Modenin
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430, A-4B68. Lady assistant.
MILLER & TIVACEY, independent fu
neral directors. Prices low as 120,
$40. $60. Wash, at Ella. M. 2091.A-7885.
Walter C. Ken worthy
1632-1534 E. 12th. Sellwood 71, B-1122,
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E,
Alder st Phone East 6$. B-2525.
A. R, Zeller Co. SSita-Sita
Lady attendant Day and night Berries.
Chambers Co,!&?bT
lawn aatftt. iii8i. taay emrjaimer.
fclKKKZK e SiUOK. a-ltan, T. 126a.
1026 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant
Uomittnnast and Ullsan. b'w
iiumiuuii neral services. Tabor 4311.
P. L. LURCH, ieadin east side under,
taker. K. 11th and Clay. B-18S8. E. 781,
CICIACQ Undertak'.-r Co. Main4lai
OiVLMLO A-Z3Z1. cor. 3d and Clay.
D T D,nap Williams and Knott.
11a I , UyillCOEait 1115. C-114S
CD irorMRKSiDKJMCi!; uwu rwj.
rniLOUIl M.6133. A-2235. 445 Morr,
VAULTS
THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY.
Ft. Montgomery at. Main 378.
Steel reinforced concrete burial vaults.
Air tldht. waterproof, everlasting.
MO
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
vineat mnrhlo and aranita N A.
Schanen Marble at Grr-.nlte Works, 187
Hawthorne ave. , -
PORTLAND MARBLE WK8.1 264-266
4th st. opp. city halt Main 8564.
Philip Neu & Sona for memorials.
dBLA5IN6 6RANlTrlC0
IT 26T-3HD ST COP. MAPI9QN. 1
FOB SALE HOUSES
61
Ll AM COMPELLED to dispoaajof my
f new 5 room bungalow. It has all con
veniences, narawooo. iioors, ri replace,
all built-in effects, large attic; near
carline. If you have a little money I
will surprise you in price. Main 78
BUILD NOW.
If you own a lot we will build 'and
finance your home on easy terms.
Large variety of plans to select from.
UMBDENSTOCK & LARSON CO..
Ground floor. 806 Oak t.
MUST SELL my nearly new 7 room
.bungalow, fireplace, furnace, hard
wood floors; 2 blocks from car and
enlnsula Park. Cost $4000; will lose
1700. Phone owner East 4167.
1 HAVE 12700 Interest in 3 houses re
cently sold ty me on installment
plan payment, 360 per mo. Will sell
my interest tor zsoo caan ir taxen at
once. Phone Woodlawn 4357.
THE best homes built In Portland,
planned and constructed Dy The
Oregon Home Builders, on easy pay
ments, your lot or ours. 1330 N. W.
Bank Bidg
I MUST sacrifice my nearly new 6
room bungalow. All modern con
veniences. Above the ordinary. On
70tli, near Glisan car line. A real bar
gain1. Tabor 2296.
SIX room house, with all improve
ments. Fruit trees, barn, chicken
house. Pise 93x200- For sale cheap.
Easy terma. Owner Tabor 726.
HOME of house and 2 lots, cheap; lots
of small fruit and flowers; house 24
by 36. Vt story; little cash good terms.
Talk to owner. Tabor 667, evenings.
PARTY leaving city wants to sell a
modern 4 .flat building- of 5 rooms
each; all furnished, A-l location, at a
special price. Marshall 6168.
For Sale By Owner.
A dandy close in corner, 6 room
house, full basement and furnace.
Phone Sellwood 2762,
WANTED A man with $700 that
wants a real bargain and terms on
a 5 room bungalow. Call labor 4975,
A SNAP 6 room cottage, all modern
Improvements: lot 65x100, prloe
$2000. 2 blocks from carllne. Main 1008.
A MODERN 5-room bungalow; will
sell cheap. See owner, 984 E. 32d N.
Alberta car.
MODERN 6 room bungalow, cheap, in
Irvlnnton.
Owner going eas
874
Clackamas.
MUST sell 5 room modern bungalow.
payment, bal. easy.
494 Marguerite
ave. '
$750 Three room house, 60x200 ftj on
E. 60th. north of Glisan st. Your
terms. G. W. Brenner; 683H Rodney.
$800 By owner. 4 lots. House. Sofare.
Good terms. Marshall 4834
8 ROOM house and 18 lots, close In, at
a bare-ain. Tabor 6812. .
MY IRVINGTON modern 9 room house
mast be aold at a sacrifice. TC. 4167.
arranemtit With Eaaanay Co.)
61
(OomtlBa)
I200OI1 OOO HASH. - i
- $fS monthly, including interest hoys
house in-City View Park, newly paint
ed, brand new garage. With cement
runways, bard - surface street side
walks and sewer all paid i nothing to
assume; 2 rooms 16x16, andthor 1
large bathroom, fully equipped, Dutch
kitchen with range, linoleum, table and
chairs; three xll rags, buffet china
closet and .bedroom furnltura, dandf
basement screens and shades for all
windows, screened porch, -? roses and
shrubs galore. - Take Sellwood car to
Lexington. Come west to 44J. Phone
Sellwood 440. -
t MUST raise cash. My f S&Ov home
. for $U50. This ia $1200 less than
cost House 2 years old, 7 rooms, mod
ern, large attic, sleeping; porch, fire
place, cement noor; nne iawn.
front T. . F. Keeley, S5 J E. 70th N.
Phone Broadway 15. . x
FOR SALE At ThbnDaJles, house and
two -Urge lota, with berries, fruit
and chicken house, good location ;
would take up to900 in cash and
work team, young stock, or small acre
age: time on balance. 1211 Elm at.
Th Dalies. Or.
THK LOWEST YET Am forced to act
quick. My 6 room bungalow, lire
place, Dutch kitchen, full basement
laundry trays, large attio. On Irving
street, in Jonesmore, 2 blocks from
Gllsan st carllne. Coat IS000. My price
iisoo. Mr. Purse. Fhone H'dway
AUTO AND BUNGALOW. .
$1600 1400 Down ' -
Vaa 4 K matm mnrlaim lotinrlMr karH
gas range, elec. block to R. C. P. car.
monthly payment. 820. Sacrifice for
quick; sale. No trades. Phone me.
Tabor 3040. -
FOR SALE LOTS
10
FOR SALE A quarter block la the
beat cart of Walnut Park. Both:
streets paved, this property belongs
to a non-resident and must be sold at
once. Address W-361. Journal.
- A GREAT BARGAIN. 7
100x100 corner. Piedmont district S
blocks west of Union ave., only $800;
worth 32000. 635 Cham, of Commerce.
FOR SALE Three most desirable lots
at Glenmorrie. Address C care
Journal. Oregon City. Or.
LOT 8. block 14. Portsmouth addition
, to Portland, for sale or trade for
good auto. AX.-782. Journal.
ACREAGE
7
Buy an Acrsage Homo
Have city conveniences, auch
aa mountain water piped into
your house, electrio lights, etc.,
and country benefits; rich
sol, fine community, SO min
utes out by Big Red Steel
Trains. Low prices, easy pay
ments. Any sised tract Let us
show you.
The Shaw-Fear Co.
S 102 4th st
SACRIFICE.
Over 1 acres and half at Garden
Home, surrounded by county road,
electric line and station. This tract Is
beautifully situated for small country
place, perfect soil, "beautiful building
site; must be sold. Phone evening.
Wdln. 867Si v
Gibson-Hair Acres
Good soil, city water, cloae to ear
Una. aav terms; will build to suit Pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Cell-
wood 476. jonp M. me yon, owner.
836 PER ACRE.
15 acres,, all goodsoll; can all be
farmed; easy clearing, roads, school.
neighbors, easy terms.
F B. HO LB ROOK CO,
214 Lumber Exchange bldg.
6 ACRES on Ore. elec., 30 miles out.
level land, good soil, cleared and
fenced. Will take carpenter work or
late auto In part paymentA J. F.
GaskiU. 828-Comniarcfal st. Woodlawn
4357.
50 ACRES unimproved on good roads
near St Helens, cheap. Will take
carpenter work or late auto at caah
value in part payment. J. F. Gaskill,
V2S commercial at. woooiawn saof
EQUITY of $4600 in 83 acres improved
farm near uswego ana we iaxe main
road; magnificent view. Take city
property part cash or small acreage.
Box 234. Oswego. R- 1.
5 ACRES Near Salem, house, barn,
fruit, berries' $1600. Piano or used
Ford part first payment. $800. Hol
lingworth, 6610 71st st. S. E. Tabor
6S8.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN ranches
near PortlantfT 2. 6, 10 acre tracts,
best soil good roads, near electric, $65
to 8200 per acre, easy terms. McFar
land 309 Yeon bldg.. Portland.
$370 EQUITY In 7 acres, fine soil. 10
miles out, 60 cords wood. Balance
$980 mortgage. Sellwood 1665.
160 ACRES fine. Yamhill Co. land.
Price $60 per acre. Terms. P-707,
Journal- '
ONLY $2800, 465 acres, 28 miles Port-
land, creeks, springs, no trade, good
terms. H-764. Journal.
40 acres, Camas, Wash., very eaaily
cleared. $2 acre, good terms. 422
1st st.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE 70
SNAP for chicken ramch or garden 1
acre (or less) in city limits 4 blocks
from carline. 6a fare; room house.
' 4 H acres, all Improved, on hard sur
faced Base LlnA road, good 6 room
bouse. A real bargain..
UMBDENSTOCK & LARSON CO.,
Ground floor, 806 Oak st.
-Xi SALE FARMS
17
FOR SALE Rancn or 168 acres, 90 or
more heavy nr limner, is in crop,
balance open and slashed, running wa
ter, good orchard, good buildings,
team, harness and all machinery, elev
en head cattle, cream separator, hogs,
chickens and all tools and household
goods, telephone in house, school 1
mile wren station, store and postof
flce 2 miles, county road mile. Price
for all quick eale. $6000. $2000 cash,
balance t years or longer at 6. Ad
dress R. E. Nelsen, Wren. Or., Ben
ton Co. . . ,.
120 aPres in Clarke Co., WaSTi., good
level, some green timber, a trout
ream. Mwmill. planer, store, school.
church cloae by; 16 miles from Van
couver, 316 per acre, terms, a. c
Krlger. 1296 E. Salmon st.
A ACR.KS. U mile out. imoroved with
new buildings, electric lights, tele
phone, city water, all level, 46 acres in
crop; terms to sun; jbv pr acre.
Address R. 1. Box 28. Carlton. Or.
FOR SALE HOUSES
17
FOR cash. $1600, 80 acres ot land. S
mllea from boat la.ndlnar. La Center,
Wn., 10 acres cleared. 15 seeded in
pasture, young- bearing orchard; all
stocK. implements ana nousenoia
goods Included. Must sell at a sacrifice
on -account of health. No axent P-712.
Journal.
160 ACRE Improved farm all In culti
vation, good buildings, near La
Grande. Or. KX-4S8. Journal. '
FOR RENT FARMS
11
FARM for rent. 60 acres, 11 dear,
on Columbia highway; good build
ings; m miles from Troutoale. Owner,
8Z Worcester Bldg.
40 ACRES for rent or trade, houae and
barn; 25 acres plowed, irrigated. 1H
mllea from R. R. station. 961 E. 28th
St. N. Woodlawn 2583.
1 3 acres, buildings suitable .for cows
or poultry, city water, ooa ti. a 3a n.
FARMS WANTED 88
RENT OR BUY
WANTED To rent 50-300 teres pas-
. . . ,,,, i , oa
ivure, qui too car out. vimm, xao
d St.
HOMESTEADS
47
8 HOMESTEADS recently " opened to
homestead entry, not really home
steads but farms, all level, lots of wa
ter, weed, ideal climate. Government
makes you a present of land. Greatest
opportunity in Oregon. Information
Box 64. Lapine. Qr.
V2RT bent relinquishment on Road
: creea, near railroad station, 360. II-
ftlA Innrnul
BaNDY timber or homestead, near
Portland. $50. TJ-400. Journal
A $10,000 timber claim. Location fee.
$150. Phone woodlawn 3384
EXCHANGE: REAL ESTATE 21
Farm for Portland Property
160 acres. 27 miles from Portland.
11 acres cleared: 327 per acre, worth
more. Will exchana-n for Portland
home of equal value. (C)
Sacramento valley town. i acre. 5
r. house, sleeping porch,' modern; near
depot: family orchard, cement walks;
val. $2600. Exchange for Portland
property ox equal value.
Uorr t, Keasey & Co,
2d Floor Cham, of Com.
C ACRES, deep bottom land. 1 mllea
west of Huber station on 8. P. elec;
4 room cottage, new plastered: choice
chicken farm. Will trade for homein
Portland find assume some. Call 401
McKay bldg. Main 1342.
IMPROVED lot, labor and some cash.
to exchange for wen located acre
age, convenient to Portland. Be rea
sonable or don't answer, sell. 1423 eve-
nings. X-882. Journal.
$2650 G RES HAM home. 6 acres.
room house, half mile, bualness cen
ter; will exchange for small place on
&c car nne. uresnam Real Estate co,
Phone 17 X
CLOSE in residence property in Sdo-
kane to trade for Portland residence
property. Addresa 120 E. 27th at. K
East 8710.
TWO modern - houses. 6 and 7 room.
unincumbered. Want house In some
good district, about $3000. Wdln. 2583,
HOUSES and lots for Improved acra-
age. si2 Manama biog,
ROOM house cloae In. Will trade
for central Oregon land. Phone
COt. 67 0.
TROUT LAKE district hay and dairy.
mignt rent; want income or vacant.
uive particulars, ux-546, journal,
CORNER 100x150. clear, in Fairview,
exchange for arood make automobile.
Tabor 6879. or o-594. journal.
$16.000 800 ACRE Improved stock
farm, central Oregon. Want city in
oome property. 8,12 Panama Bldg.
SMALL house and vacant lots for
room modern. 312 Panama bldg.
320 ACRE wheat ranch to exchange
for eastern property. Kast 7iz.
ROOMING HOUSES
63
ROOMING house. 23 rooms, fine loca
tion, rent cheap, lease, leaving for
east in 3 days; must sell: clears $75.
mo. Price complete $275. Call 191
4th st
ROOMING house. 29 rooms, nicely fur
nished. Good paying prop. Close in.
Small sum will handle. By owner.
Main 6163.
18fNICELY furnished rooms for sale-
Doing a good business. Good loca
tion. Address K-994, Journal.
13 ROOMS Rooming house, good
home, fine location, for real estate
or cash. 268 12th et. A-2595.
BOARDING, and rooming for sale or
rent, or will trade for auto. In
quire at 44 3d St., near college.
run BAJLtc. v Aiauiui. nullum
42 rooma Inquire manager, 2iH
. .7
FOR . bAJur., VAbLUl riUXiU
2d st
BUSINI&S OPTORTUNTrTES 20
FOR " SALE Meat market, fully
. equipped and doing food business!
will sell stock - and fixtures; rent
building; located at Hood River, Or.
E. M.Hoiman, prop,
FOR BALE ' Grocery, confectionery
and milk depot; good location; will
invoice about $2700; will take some
trade. For particulars, address Hoflleb
tt Horn beck. 417 Lyon at., Albany, Or.
WANTED Unincumbered-lady partner
for restaurant; of good appearance
and business ability, understanding
cooking; good proposition. $400 re
qulred. Z-830, Journal. .
GROCERY and confectionery, with 3
completely furnished modem living
rooms and garage, In fine residence
district, rent 2Q. iiz. journal.
FOR BALE Furniture" and undertak
ing at invoice; country town, good
surrounding- country. Address KX-
601f journal.
PLANING mill for sale: easy terms.
Hillsboro Planing Mill. Ulllsboro.
Oregon.
RESTAURANT Something different.
furnished complete; location central.
Address V-165. Journal.
FOR SALE, rent or exchange Moving;
' picture tneatre., Astoria; seats v.
D. H Welch, Astoria, Or. i
NEAT confectionery and grocery
store business, with livtng- rooms, at
a bargain. Woodlawn 1940, ,
RESTAURANT, centrally located, do
ing BIG business. Sacrifice, half
price. 616 Swetiand bldg.
HOTEL in prosperous eastern Oregon
town, Iuiiy equippea ana now run
nlng. Z-789. Journal.
FOR SALE FARMS
- Cniaaaadk
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
; : f Con tinned? - " i.
M J III! Hit (lUtl 1 1 I 111 u-
Directions Read this with
- both eyes wide open. Have noth- ;
- lng else on your mind, -
- , wa are manufacturing IB Port-
- land the Crew Scientific Base-
- ball Tables, ft aquarejn
- mahogany. Circa salan walnut -
- and oak. Practically every play
- known in baseball can skillfully
- be made when playing on this
- table. .
Come see the tables, then get -
- your location, open a high-class '
- baseball parlor. Beat paying
- business on earth for amount -
- invested.
- CREW BASEBALL NOVELTY
CO.,
87 Grand ave. v
7 t I I I M I II I 1H Ml M I I It M
Pool Room Men
TAKE NOTICE
Increase Your, Earnings
. If you will call at 87" Grand
avenue, we will sbow you the
greatest invention on earth for
the pool room. A big, cean
money getter.
CREW BASEBALL NOVELTY
COMPANY,
17 Grand ave.
-
a '
e ,
VARIETY STORE BARGAIN Leay- r
ing slate. Everything; new. .vanuy
location for strictly 6-10-160 store.
None here, invoice near $1000; can re- ,
duce. Also, my 10 a, home. Baker ad--, ,
dition, near high school arid Baptist
college. Sacritoe price. Thompsons
Variety Store, McMlnnvllle. Or.
W ANTED STEADY PARTNER-IN
ESTABLISHED MONEY UisrxiJNW
BUSINESS. WILL STAND STRIC-r
INVESTIGATION. ri A V Hi 1JU" ri v
BUSINESS IN- PORTLAND FOR:
YRS. ; $2500 RBQUIR-JSD. ,
JOURHAU
POOLROOM, lunch counter and confec
tionery, doing good business, good -location;
muat sell on account of poor -health.
106 N. Main. Lenta, Or. P. O. -
Box 722. ,
iT-io a a i .w. nr irari,. amali hotel."
nicely furnished, in one of the best
fishing and hunting localities. Ad
dress iJfiACJpixontElk
BUSINESS CARDS
QC
Rose City Printing Co.,
Third et.. Cor. Taylor.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED 68
WANT hardware, grocery or general
mdse. store Oregon or Washington,
for Portland prop., auto, clear lot,
house and lotvalue $3300, Incum
brance $800. Write J. Logan, 186 h
67th. N.. Portland. .
WANTED Large contract to cut
wood by the cord with drag saw. D. -O.
Rouse, Parkdale, Or.
WANTED Small
tessen for. cash.
grocery or delica- '
N-788. Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
nriH INSTALLMENT PLAN la the
surest and best method of paying a loan.
,321.24 per month for 60 months .Tt
Fays a 81000 loan and Interest. .
16.17 per month for 96 months
pays a $1000 loan and Interest
(Other durations and amounts In
s proportion.)
We loan on Improved property or for
Building purposes. "
EQUITABLE BAV'GS & LOAN ASSN..
242 Stark st., Portland. Or.
A LARGE AMOUNT of money is now
seeking investment In good first
mortgage securities at low rates. If In
need of a loan on a good Oregon farm,
Portland realdence or business prop
erty for a term of years, or a monthly '
installment loan on your Portland
home, please call on or correspond
with ua. UBIION SAFE DEPOSIT At
TRUST CO.. 284 OAK ST.
BUILDING loans on city and suouxbaa
property; money advanced as woric
progresaea. W, G. Beck, Sit falling .
bldg. Main 3407. .
$100,000 ON mortgages, city and farm '
property, fire Insurance. McKenxie '
A Co., Ocrllnger bldg.. 2d and Alder. '
MONEY 'lO LOAN in amuuuta of $10
to $5000 on city property. A H.
Bell. 201 Gerllnger bldg, ,
LOANS on imoroved properties, in
Oregon H6me Builders. 1330 N, W.
Pank hldg '
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. F. H, Lewie & Co.. 3 Lewis bldg.
i.aii T-f i j t dim r. lA.n n ,..tt ' , I r .
i eyv v .w,w ,v t
1 Insurance. V. J. Stelnmeta Co 664
- KGerllnger bide. Main 8201.
A. FEW thousand to loan on first
mortgage, residence property. K-993,
Journal. ' - "
MONEV to loan ori improved city, farm
property. F. C. King. 14 Bpaldlna
$1000 UP to UOV to luau uu vity ft
rarm property, xaoor iviv.
$100,000 TO LOAN at 6ft and T ar
cent. Ooddard & WeldrlcK, 243 Stsrk.
aan.aoo oft Licms. KAHUINUTUK.
80 4th at. Board of Trade bldg.
SEE us Small loans, installment ioana.
Cellars-Morton Co.. 8it6 Yeon bldg
MORTGAGE LOANS, and 3 Louis
Calomon CO.. 300 Oak -wt.. near tth. .
MONK If to loan, to H. W. ti. aaitl
fc Co.. 310 Spalding bldg. .
MORTGAGE loans, 6Vs to 7. Orecoa
Inr Jtr Mortaat Co.. 170
ia et.
CHATTEL Mortgagee, bought and real
estate loans secured. Main 6898.
$200, $360, $600. $900, $1200. $1800.
Fred W. German Co.. 78t Cham. Com
11600 OR any part, on Portland real
estate, Atty. 416 Piatt bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
67
CHATTELS, SALARIES
SALARIES CHATTELS.
Money loaned to salaried i ople and
others on furniture, pianos, motor
cycles, automobile, diamonds, eta, at
legal rates, with easy terma, of pay-r
ment; no delay,. . v
PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY. INC,-,
Licensed.
Ill Dekuro bide.
FINANCIAL
at
1st and 2d mortgages purchased; ala
sellers' interest in contracts. Or. and
Wash, H. W. Noble. Lumbermews bldg.
Luke Makes an Easy Job Difficult
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